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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25
in the city. visiting her grandfather, -, Dr
/ B. B. Minor and family, at No. oes Nses'e


in the city. visiting her grandfather. Dr.
B. B. Minor and family. at No. oes Wsesl
Grace Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leber. OF lnai ran,
apois, are at the Jefferson. MT. Lelpet
is president Of the indianapolis Bre"iiis
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlop, who nave ",
been visiting in Europe for some time, VIII
sail for homo on the steamer MaJestlc, OF,
November 7th. They will be in Richmond
about the Goth.
Mrs. w. II. Bennett and family have re-
turned to Barton Heights, after Spending
the summer with friends and relatives III
Northern clties.
Mr.. Hartwig Dorrtt Newman, of New
Orleans, and Mr.. Irving Saal, of Peters
burg, have issued invitations to german
to be given at the Jefferson Hotel next
Monday evening, In honor Of Miss Hannah
Doris Saal.
The marriage of Miss Saal and Mr.
Newman will take place in petersburg,
October S1st, at noon.
Miss Jay Dangerfeld, of Kentucky, IS
the guest Of Miss Anna Carr, No. lO9
East Grace Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Lesfield, who
were married i'll Pittsburg OCTOBER itth,
are at home to their friends, No. ll15 tloyd
Avenue.
Miss Maud Howard Peterson, the gifted
authoress. is the guest OF the M!sses
Harvie, on South Third street.
Miss Louise Budd. OF Blackstone, Va,
is visiting Miss Ruth Fuller, No. 100 East
Main Street
Mrs. Randolph Norris, of New York
Is in the city, staying with Mrs. Word
of South Third Street.
Mrs. T. w. Parker, of Washington, is
the guest of Mrs. j. D. Crump.
Mrs. R. B. Lawson. of Fauquier county
and Rev. Walter II. Robertson, of War
renton, are on a visit to thar sister, Mrs.
Wake, No. 1415 Floyd Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davies, of Motto
way, are the guests of Mr.. and MRS.
Robert Thornton, No. IS East Grace
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. .Aylett have returned
from a delightful visit to New York.
where they were guests at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mrs. Austin Smith has returned from
months visit to New York
Rev E /. Tanner after a STAY OF
some time with his sister. Miss Ellen
Tanner, has returned TO Syracuse, \. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25
The Friendship .f the Storm.

Between a Trouble ana Grief went
Dumb and outworn. and sought a shell
tering spot
Beneath rock, where the wild winds came
That there my soul. sore, tortured and
clean spent,
Might find such breathing space, such
dull content.
AS chances in his all Indifferent lot,
Who hath the world forgot and IS forgot.
Within a self-drann magic circle peht-
But an. that place of peace supplied q fol:
Nhereon more dark the spirits strife did
show.
aencefo,ih / SEX the friendly storm-to
wia
Such spiace as may be in constant toll
With wind and wave that viii not lei
me know
The fercer tempest that endures Within
Edith N. Thomas, in the Critic.
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Drowned in French Broad River.

ASHEV1LLE. n. G.. October c4.-G. G..
Graham. Robert Earwood, Richard Rus
sell, employees on George w Vanderbilt s
Biltmore estate, We're drowned in French
Broad River to-day, nine miles south of
Asheyiile. They We're going 10 their work,
picking pine cones. and attempted TO cross
the river, which was much swollen from
recent rains, but their boat was over
turned
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Mother Given the Child.

Especial Dispatch The Times)
ROANOKE. VA, October 24-Judge
Woods to-day turned over the little daugh-
:er of Mr.. and Mrs. Doss 10 the mother,
untii the divorce case between them is
settled.
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AIrCTIDS sALEs---Future Days.
AUCTIOS sALES---FutureD Days.
Bv J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
n MMssICNERs' SALE
a BRICK DWELLING,
Nc. 1918;
A FRAME DWELLING,
No. l4l5
Poplar or Brown Street,
Retween Fourteenth, aud Fifteenth Streets.

By virtue of decree of the Rieam tI.i
a I1,,.nistrator VS.. Arimstead ct ais, and
vs.. Royal a. Brown ct ais. entereu 1uis
on ,aO0 as special commissioners therein
annointed for the purpose, we WIN sen, a.
ni,i,iic auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q. 1900.
Ar O'CLOCK, the PROPERTY men
toned in said decree, as follows:
/. All that certain nan OF iot OF ID
in the city of Richmond, Va, with all I'M
nrovements thereon and appurtenances
ttbereto belonging known as lot No. n.
fronting on north line Of Poplar Street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
% feet. more or less, and extending back
81 feet. more or less, with two-stoEy
brick dwelling thereon, No. lllS
3 That lot Of land. with t"o-sto.
frame building. No. l415, on the soutn
and Fifteenth Streets. The lot fronts 10
feet . inches, more or less. on Satd sliee o.
and runs back between parallel lines lVo
feet, more or less. :;
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN IN
three equal instalments-b, IL anu 70
months-with interest added from day %
sale, evidenced by negotiable notes. WhiSn
title until the whole OF the purchase ai
money is paid and deeds ordered by the
oUt'' GEORGE J. HOOPER. Jr.,
WALLACE F. BROWN,
Special Commissioners,
T. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioleeis'
I HEREBY certify that the bond required
by the special commissioners in the ABOVE
decree has been gwen
Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


70 OWNERS OF ANIdALs ;,,>. -,
DP ]. PLJ-MMER BALDWIN. the
.,.a,t'tnawn VETERINARY SURGEON.
Sas located in Richmond and for the
present can be found at Hicks. Stables.
5i2 Second Street. near Broad Inc DOC
citv and hospital practice: Diseases of
all domestic animals treated in humane
ard scientific manner-the herse, OK and
dog. Old Phone CD.
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BLOOD BALM (B, 8. b.

a few weeks. use of which makes a clean,
healthy being, after all else fails. 3. b.
j. makes blood pure and rich. Blood Balm
kills or destroys the syphilitic poison. thus
making a perfect cure. thoroughly test
mails OF cures. Druggists, 81 Trial treat
ment and medical advice free by writing
BLOOD BALM COMPANY, JOG Mitchell
Street, Atlanta. Ga. B. B. 2. cures the
worst and most deep-seated cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

Some choice short lengths atnrIces lower
han eyer VII be offered to-day in the
great silk Sale 3; Fouraarean, Temple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

Mr. o. w. Gregors and family. of New
York. will make Richmond his future
I home. He has charge of the Office Sup
p.y Department Of the Southern Stamp
md Stationery COMPANY
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Blood Poison.

Producing copper-C olored Spots, Pimples,
Sore Throat, Aches and Pains in Bones
Patches In Mouth, sHafr or Eyebrows Fail
ing out, scrofnla. Old rheumatism or Ca
tarril. etc, quickly, positively and for
ever cured without the use OF mercury py
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25
Golden Band.

Tess-"I hear you've taken an inter-
est in Church work. You have q Band
af Hope, haven't you?''
.jess-..Snt yet, hut I'm to get it to-
day. and It's to haze TWO diamonds in
IL Charlie only proposed last night
Philadelphia Prsss.
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executor. we shall sell by public auction,
on the premises Oh
THURSDAY, OCTOBER p, 1900.
at 4::iG O'Clock p NJ, the above-Ila med
WEIL-NNOWN AND VERY DESIR-
ABLE RESIDENCE. No. 30, on the
north side OF Marshall Street, between
Second and Third Streets, being most
substantial and coavenientiy-constru cted
two-story basement and attic brick resi-
dence of about 8 rooms OF good size
having wide halls, ample light and VENT,
a very substantial two-story detached
brick kitchen. the entire premises being
The lot fronts 2S feet. extending back
within parallel lines los feet to an alley
in common in the rear.
The location is especially convenient
and pleasant. and the property such as
will command good rental and make q
most desirable home.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
equal instaiments at six and twelve
months by negotiable notes. with inter-
est added ana secured by deed of trust
or the entire purchase-money in cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
]. B. ELAN 6 CO,
oc 20 Auctioneers.
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BY John r. Goddin & Co.
cal Estate Agents and Aucticneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A VALUABLE LOT ON UNION
HILL, ON EAST SIDE OF SCOTT,
STREET BETWEEN PLEAS.tNTS AND
SHORT STREETS, WITHIN TWO
SQUARES OF TWO ELECTRIC RAIL
WAGS.-By virtue of Two DEGREES of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond.
one entered on the 18th of April, 1883. and
the other Oh the 22d February. 1889, in
case of county Of Essex VS.. Turner ana
ais, we, the undersigned special COM
missioners. will sell. at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1900,
at 80 o'clock P. NJ, the above LOT,
situated on the east side OF Scott Street
between Peasants and Short Streets,
fronting, 81 feet and running back 140 feet
to Concurrence Street, and known as Lot
No :, on plan drawn by James T. Redd,
surveyor.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in six
and twelve months, for negotiable notes.
interest added and title retained until
the last note is paid and Il conveyance
ordered by the court
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Specia! Commissioners.
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners by the fore
going decree has been duly given.
CHARLES Q. SANILl-E.
oc 20 Clerk.
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MEETINGS.

rI1r ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
OF the RICHMOND
T9tr;riON COMPANY will be held, as
-sS,i.fretI by the bylaws OF the company.
n the coulpany's office, No 1906 East
Wain street Richmond, Va. at Il NJ.
. -, m -F-SpAT November s. 1000.
''- EVERETT WADDEY.
Secretary Richmond Traction Co.
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AUCTION sALE.s>-Th:5 Day.
BY ]. 3. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rxEcUToR,s SALE BY PUBLIC
u AUCTION OF THAT
WELL-LOCATED, SPACIOUS, SUB
STANTIAL AND ATTRACTIVE DE
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 800 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
BEL LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF TIL z
LATE MRS MARTHA BRAUTIGAM.
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I hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners in the above
decree has been given.
tStSnedJ z. /. WlNSION,
oc2O Clerk.
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I will sell, by public auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1900,
at / o'clock P. NJ. that HIGHLY VALU-
ARIE STORE PROPERTY above re-
ferred TO- fronting 4G feet inches in FIT
teenth Street and running back II feet
The improvements consist of a substan-
tial iour-story bricl. warehouse, and be-
ing in the midst of the best iobbing sec
ton. close to a spur track of the South
ern Railway Company, just across the
street from the proposed local freight
depot OF the Seaboard Air Line Railway,
and with broad front. it is very suit
able for any heavy business, and should
engage the attention Of merchants and
investors.
TERMS: One-inird cash, and the resi-
due for a term of not exceeding four
wears, with interest half yearly, and Sc
cured by d trust-deed; separate notes for
principal and interest
II. ST. JOHN COALTER,
Executor of Norvell Ryland, deceased.
oc19
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE. JOSIAH
Simpson Hospital, Fort Monroe, Va,
Sept -. 190O.-By direction Of the Sec
rotary of War there viii be sold, al 10
a. NJ. OCTOBER %, 1859, ut public
auction near Fort Monroe. Va, the
General Hospitals; also, quantity OF
water and sewer pipe, fittings, fire by
drants, etc, in the ground. and certain
condemned quaFternaSter's supplies.
Information furnished on application.
Terms. cash in Government funds L. S.
reserves the right 10 reject any bid or
bids offered. y. j. WHITE, Major and
Quartegn2aSter.
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AUCTIONS A1Es-ru.ure DAYS

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county, entered on
suit of Schutte's Executor VS.. Schultz
and others. will sell. at public auction,
in front OF the residence, on the prem
iseS, OH
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF OCTo-
BIER. 1900,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL
TATlC-to-wit:
1s;. That HIGHLY- FARM,
containing 2l6A ACRES, fronting on the
River Road, the Bon Air Road and on
the Belt Line Railroad, about one mile
from Forest Hill Park.
Locally this has always been known
as the most profitable truck tarm in the
county. 1t is equally as valuable for
portable dwelling barns, stables and all
other buildings necessary to operate such
q farm.
AS this property is in the most attrac-
ter. survey has been made subdividng
t into four tracts. thus giving all an OPP
portunltE To purchase.
nerest fd Hill Park is to be greatly atty Inn Inn
greatly to the value of this property.
%. The TRACT OF WOODLAND, con
tanning GSi4 ACRES, more or less, about
three miles from Manchester fronting on
the Warwick Bon Air roads. adjoining
Beaufort Springs This land is at
tracuvelY located. and is covered with
oak and pine wood
For further particulars and pats apply
to the auctioneer. who Will take pleasure
in giving information.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, the balance
in one, two and three years, deferred
payments bearing. interest, title to be re-
tanned til! the purchase-mcney is fully
paid and conveyance ordered by the
court BERNARD G.. Schultz.
HENRY G. FORSTM-ANN,
Executors.
A. l.. Adamson, Auctioncer.
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the executors by the above decree has
been executed. e. II. FLOURNOY.
oc2O-lO Clerk
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BY N. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TXECUTOR.S SALE
T. OF THAT
VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE
HOUSE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
FOR A LONG TIME OCCUPIED BY
THE LATE NORVELL RYLAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

BY virtue Of decree of the richmond
Law and EQUITY Court, in suit of Golden
berg and wife VS. Goldenberg Ell ais,
entered July %, 1900, and in part;la,i sAa-
cution of said decree, we, the s.,ec.al Co ,.1
pose, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. on the respective premises, DIS ioi-
lows:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1900,
at o'clock, the LOT on south side OF
Broad Street between Jefferson ana S asola
son Streets Said lot fronts "a y rect ,no, NOR or
OF less, with depth OF l3o rect, ihoie "a
less, to an alley 16 feet VIDE
AT 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the THREE VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PLOTS in the West End, on the Ikicn-
mond. Fredericksburg ana Poto y h al
road Belt Line, between Broad Street and
i. The PLOT OF . $500 ACRES, on
kenslrgton Avenue and adJonlls the
Belt Line on the east ana fronting tmeLeo
on ~ feet, more or less, containing 9S-loo
9. The PLOT or 10 100 ACRES, front
ing on Kensington Avenue, ana auJoinins
thereon 999 feet, more or less, and con-
tanning Il sole; acres, more or less.
5. The PLOT OF - ACRES, Just west
OF the above plot of 10 So-1oo acres, front
ing on the KensiT1ston road . G2-10J chains
more or less, and containing i acres
more or less.
IheSe Eaiudb bic plots OF ground are III
the direct line OF the city's West-End IN
provements. and nearly ready for sub
division into city lots, and are exceed
!ngly desirable for first-class investment
FRIDAY. OCTOBER &c. 1909,
At O'CLOCK, those TWO DESIRABLE!
BRICK TENE,NfIGNTS. Nos, 6Q1 and
G0lIS, on east line OF Eighth Street, north
OF Leigh Street. fronting each IS feet S
inches, more or less. ana running back
III 81 feet, more or less, to an alley ~
feet more or less.
These houses arg two-story brick, con-
tanning rooms each, with nice cellar.
Very convenient in location ard desr-
TERMS or SALE: one-fourth cash;
balance in three equal instruments OF six,
twelve. and eighteen months with inter
est added from day Of sale, evidenced by
negotiable notes, secured BY trust deed
on the property purchased, and tide re-
tanned by the court until all the pur-
chase-rnoney is paid. as the respective
purchasers may prefer.
10 LANE. STERN.
CHARLES; COLDENRERG,
WALLACE f. BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
j. Thompson Brown & Co., Auct.oneers.
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LARGE HOUSE WANTS CAPABLE
men and women to act as general
agents. 5000 yearly salary, expenses,
extra commissions. brilliant opportunity.
STAFFORD PRESS CO, New Haven,
Conn.
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HELP WANrIiD-Niaie.

MEN TAILORS at the Virginia Poly
techuic Institute, SIacksbUrs Va.
Steady employment for several months.
Liberal wages Apply to the president
of The institute.
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WANTED

WANTED. SUBSCRIBERS TO AN OLD
established and "cl-tried Iianutactur-
ing company; is now being organized
and paying dividends OF 10 to - pen.
cent. per ;nnum. The stock is divided
into shares of the par value OF 800
each, and will prove to be one of the
best and safest Investments known. In
vestigation solicited. Only responsible
and business gentlemen need answer
Address a. B., Times office.
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WANTED-OCCUPAN FOR TWO
Sccond-Fioor Front Rooms. with Board
Furnished or unfinished Apply at
No. Sit West Grace Street.
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE
room on third floor. and one on second
floor, furnished or unfinished, suitable
Tor couples. Good table board. Mrs.
LIEN, POI South Third Street.
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By request OF Julius Brautigam. Esq,
executor we shall sell by public auction,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

AR. George Raymond FIRST and his
wife (nca Hattie Cazenove Minorl- are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

AR. Samuel REGISTER and family have
now moved into their new home, on Yves,
Franklin Street. Since purchasing his
fon,e. Mr.. REGISTER has added many i'm
nroye,nents. making it one of the most
attractive residences IN the City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25

Miss Narcissa osBannon, who has been
the guest OF Miss Ruth Fuller, has re-
turned TO her home, in Washington.
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10 That certain BLOCK OF LAND, Oh
the north side OF Hanover Street, extend
ing from Meadow to Rowland Street, with
Il front OF ;34i feet :, inches by Il denth
OF l13 feet inches 10 an alley ~ feet
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-03

Just a week ago 151 of his old crew
set sail again with Captain Sigsbee,
this time upon the Texas, bound for
home. AS they went from the bay to
the sea, the sailors-the 151 sailors
passed their own ship, the Maine, still
lying at anchor, the flag still flying.
There were the torn and dislocated
ribs, the broken decks, the guns, the
engines, the beds in which the crew
had slept, the cups from which they
drank-all were there, deep under the
water. The waves swept in and out,
whispering horrible secrets, while
strange fish the yultures of the sea,
stole sofely through shivered door
ways and swinging openings, passing
and repassing, dumb ,callous, their dull
eyes giving no hint at what they had
seen, Of all they had found. And al
ways, under, above, around, the water
murmured, when no one listened. As
the dead in their collins on the deck of
the Texas passed the dead crushed and
held in the ruins of their ship, what
word passed from one to the other?
What did one tell the other, the one
going home, the other left in the sea,
custOdians of a dreadful secret!-
Philadelphia Press
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-03
STREET PAY ROLL.
The Lazy Boer.

Amongst the numerous colonists and
visitors who have recently returned
from the Cape is a gentleman who has
spent many years amongst the Trans
vaal Beers and has had exceptional
opportunities Of becoming acquainted
with their customs.
THE Boer," he said in a chat with a
London "Cassell's" writer, ''is not only
conservative in his habits, but very
slow-going. The energy of the Out
lander has always puzzled him, for he
cannot understand why anyone should
wish to produce more than is required
for the needs of the moment. l have
seen Boer farmers watching foreign
miners at work erecting or operating
mining machinery. They would sit
stolid and curious for hours, wonder
ing how the strangers could find any
thing in life to justify such an expen-
diture of skill and pains.
"Shrewd and sagacious as the Boer
u III many lCopCSNot h"'S SSSi' NS'4'~
remarkable instances of his simplicity.
Il remember a case in which a
prospector wished to buy Boer farm
on which gold had been discovered. He
offered a draft on a Transvaal bank
in payment, but the farmer had never
seen a check before. The result was
that the money had to be paid in gold,
and as the amount was very large, the
farmer soon found his wealth burden
He was afraid to leave it at home, and
either sat beside it with a gun during
the day or got one of his sons to
mount guard over it, 1t was only
when the trouble and anxiety OF
guarding 1t became intolerabie that he
yielded to the earnest advice Of his
friends and put his fortune into the
bank.
81 am speaking, of course, OF the ty-
plcal rustic Beers. The Transvaaliani
who dwell in towns are by no means
representative. In manners the Boel
Is generally coarse and brusque, par
ticularly with strangers, but If his
habitual dlstrust can be overcome he is
very hospitable. He is a tremendous
smoker and coffee drlnker. but as fol
his personal cleanliness the less said
about that, perhaps, the better
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-03

Conditions at the river grow worse
with the passage of every hour The
persistent cold weather is causing the
ice to increase rapidly, both in volume
and thickness, and, as a result, naviga-
tion is practically suspended between
Plttsburg and Louisville. In the har-
Dor here towboats managed to get
about all day, and good many barges
of coal were delivered at the various
landings. AS fast as they arrive, how
ever, the Pittsburg beats were sent to
the bank, and the various crews are
being paid off and sent home. At the
present rate of increasing ice and de-
ereaslng river, a complete close of the
river is a possibility of the not far
distant future, unless there is an early
break in the present cold spell. All
packets, large and small, have gone to
the bank in the best harbor within
reach. and the fraternity has resumed
its occupation of only few weeks ago
Living on hope--Commercial Tnb-
une.