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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Domestic Exchange.
City of st. L0uis.
J Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co. sC7
California Dried Fru,t.

New York. Oct ia fair inquiry was noted
pies Other varieties were in moderate demand
and steady; supply on hand continues liberal
and this served to check any further advance in
price. State common We're quoted from 4c to
Sc: prime 4AT5sc; choice sIs66c; fancy sGsizc.
Prunes Were quoted from 3lsGSisc per h. as 10
size and quality. Apricots--Royal 1ia1iilc; Moor
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Sew York Market GosSip.

The following synopsis Of the go.np in 70
marie; was received by u. r. Francis RrdN
New York. Oct. Io.-Lond1n sold a small
amount Of stocks this morning but no; anarth
70 ane,t prices in aAy one stock. the total sais
"a l-ord5n American stocks wer. carried or
~ rom - to q l~r cent material REDUCTION
Although there was "A large attendance 81
members On the floor % the stock ~, hanEe and
here. trading was very light Nos, Hf N. oITss i,s,
ness durnE the day was attributed TO !ohn "
70 be in touch with some prominent u trsdr and d
Hnah'id interests here. At intervals during tta
y day besrish traders sold stocks because ~ the
snail and only fractional declines resulted frnm
T; q gas was the feature OF tho ,at. trading
aecinn.; sharply under selling b. Bell & % III
of this selling came fIOin Chicago ami innln'fats
,arss amount Of sbor; stock.
day; Bell & co. took q good deal ot The
stock. stock. ard many tuli points were clrculated. as
CLIQUE forced action before noon by Offering ~
stock d3@n as soon as the standing buyins o. DIR,
,-L;, y, r T: was strong in the early trailing. bu,
s!1Iu'n later with the rest OF the list
There was no news in regard to the n-,,e-tr
but some q the traiers thought that hotS ,5ys
stock and Manhattan Elevated We're infln.ncad hy
iIi iIpibi'sned statements in regard to some favor-
London cables were as follows:
London. l:4j-To-iay is the nrst rnakinr-u- s,y
for the fortn;ghty settlement. Prices cr Amer
can railway shares are nouiinay New York
parity; Dealings are on n moderate scale
srsifn: london: $:se ?. n-Ihe market for American
Americans has eassi off since lie o1enins ,nf Iof
is now quoted at "a, fi4l, per cent. an
The following advices in regard 10 cotton were
The rr,ce Of cotton from now on depends SOLELY
ON fh we Westbar @ OF II S we crop & Tnsh f n 'urn depends ~
natures the crop will be materially short. while
late with no bsatinr rains We wii ari r. ssaona6iy
that should force cotton down to SC or lower
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new CORPORATIONS.
EEPURLIC SPECIAL

Austin. Tex, Oct. 10.-The following charters
were Eei by the Secretary OF State to-day:
The Consumers Ice Company of Laredo: can
fta! stock $1,000.
Laredo steam Laundry Of Laredo Tex; capital
stock, 5000.
The Sabine River Lumber Company of Pay
ton. Shelby County: capital stock. IS 100
The Mexico and West India Transfer COMPANY
Of Beaumont. capital stock, s5e0e0
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a o.
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Q
iidersa % e
nnrnssinn of Snrrrea
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MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

jefferson City. $40. O1t fo.-The following
articles of Incorporation were filed today in the
Office Of Secretary OF state Lesueur:
Fred II. Dubach Lumber Company. st Iouis
statement OF increase OF capital fiom yi5GG.i
to $4,000.
The Anti -Narcoten Sanitarum Comrany >t
Louis; capital. $2y.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Eoose, John ID. johnson. Harry B. Barton. N
u. Roose. st. Louis; John :. hill. Greenviie
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The river gauged 131 feet here yesterday.
showing a decline of L in twenty-four
hours.
Traffic brisk, particularly In city out
bound receipts. the various packets clear
ing with heavy. general patronage.
Weather cool and clear. Forecast for to-
day, probably fair.
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Third Call.
New York Stock Quotations.

st. LOUIS. wednesday,, Oct 10 1en1
Tie following shows the opening, highest Io,v-
est and closing quotations On the New yorlr
Stock Exchange yesterday; Corrected daily for
bonds and stocks 2li North Fourth street: w.
Stocks. Sales. open; High. Low Close Y.s'
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.


London. Oct. Io.--Cousols for money ss--1s.
eonsols for the account ss lis aichisSs aass:
Ssntrai .naaipn i,5 af.i fdss s g aa 1l,, S Illinois
fsrred e: New York central i3ss.: Erie is.
trred @ Northern Face preferre ff i .fSt Grand and
TrGnk Mdna Si2; Anaconda sls; Rand Mines sii.
bills 4ail per cent do three months ttlis ~
- per cent The amount Of bullion withdrawn
was 10. 600. spanish Is closed so;t. GoId
premium at Buenos Ayres 1870
France.
Paris. Oct. l0-Business on the Bo,rrse to-dav
opened fiat, offers predomnatiuG, notwfths,andins
rlInor iha, he Bank Of Ensland uiIei NH :, on on
Us rate t9-n9rrow Later. parquet stocks were
close there was a reaction. owing to the absence
rentes g9f s5c for the account Exchange IN
London 5f lil=c for checks Spanish Is Closed
Germany.
Berlin. Oct. l6-Exchangn on London 2Dn
bills 81. per cent three months biiis Der cent
Home funds were frln on The Bcerse to-day
were irTesnar; gu, 40, L.2sals opened firm on sear
iar hnstTaan ereits GeeS ana Siossd r,esn
better Vienna adyices.
New York. Oct. l0-Bsr silver ssa.c
London. Oct. lO.-Har silver steady at . 9-lsi
per ounce.
New York. Oct l0.-Noney on call frrner ct
2a4: last loan 9 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 5il5 per cent Sterling exchange weak with
actual business in bankers bills a: s4 SSy. f,.r
demand and at "a; 1873 for sixty DAYS; nosieJ
rates si.sidh and A.s5GE. commercial biIis
81. ..3izTi.Sy Silver certificates s3-s4e4t.c Nexi
can dollars 50i.c. State bonds weak: IA ilp,ad
bonds Irregular. Exchanges SIS. 15s ZIG: balances
s. G9i AZ.
Boston. Oct lo.-ESchanges 81 os2. 81; balance,
s. sI5. .S52.
Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. lo.-Clearings Sass
16e; balances s., i0i. Ils
Cincinnati O., Oct 1o--cIearings 50 2.o. 400
New York exchange Doc discount Money i(is
per cent
Chicago. oct. 1o.-cesrings So .s5S7s; hal
YORK exchange 4oc discount. "
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@ GROCEE:. oS.
oNOTICE CHANGES.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF SUPPLIES,
CITY HALL, October 1Oti 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until i2
O'Clock of MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER
@NOTICE CHANGES.

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STEAMBOATS,.
MISSOURI RIVER.
MISSOURI RIVER.
Louis and Hermann Weekly Packet.

Str. W. Fl. GRAPEVINE
Ieaves foot OF Franklin ave. Saturday. Oct ID,
,t 4 D. m for Washington Hermann, Jefferson
City wolN's Point. Rocheport and all way land
Egs- LAWIENcE AACpoNALo. Assn''
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Bar silver.
THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET
Business Good, hut No Change. wcrc
to he Noted of Any Kind.

ST. Louis. Wednesday. Oct 10 Iooo
The money market was moderately active 70
day but there was no Particularly new featr,r,
developed. The u.ua! demand had for money
from various sources. and there was plenty
difficulty was experienced on the part OF hor.
roweIs In obtaining all they wanted. The inter
loans made on basis # S to per cen:
In a routine business was fully as sctiv.
and NJ to previous days both checking and de-
pnsitirg being encouraged
TIE local bank cleaIincs to-day amounted In
S. s2s, ,l22, the balances to s65S. 735.
Domestic Exchange,
Whitaker * ITodgInan bond. stoc, ,on,r,arria,
papar and exchange brokers' 3D0 North Fourtb
Street, quote exchange follows:
Bid Asked.
New York .--.... ....--... ...... .65c dis Sc dis
Cincinnati .--.-..... '-...--. ..-.-...25c dis par
Louisville ------.... -..-.-.....-.-25c dis par
New Orleans ------.-- --....-...----25c dis par
Chicago .35c dis 25c dis
City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & CO. :C7
Olive street:
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Foreign Exchange.
Minneapolis Flour.

Minneapolis, Oct. Io.-Wheat-Crt 7.1sc. Dec
| 1.lsc; Iay 195sc: No. I hard .g7sc: No i North
| ern 177sc; No. Northern 155saI5Isc. Flour and
bran UNCHANGED.
Hides and Leather,
New York. Oct. 19.-Ffides steady LEATHER
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Second Call.

5000 = & o Pitts 1900 Mex Int con S3is
~, burg 3lzs S5.s J.oyo Met St X
Lop II W S W 5s-. .....117r
lists tr ...... IS 400 sIet Elv istiiS,,
lz"eo IL d y is reg 1,0oJ II d o Is =. Sc
49, sJ4p 1895 z0e0 l. W
is.vO' DO S1ss 49,. 1st-. E. 1855
sSi4g wa f.O9 Nat Starch
.. u0J Z lists 5000 % n & n As I03
s's9 Slss 1.ero ; A A l. 4s. "A
,y'Vc ga con os s3'9 800 81 l. NJ Is u
Z'."1 Col sou IS. lG,ey0 st L. L NJ 5s. .lJSS
sp.sg sei3 5000 Sou r X SIS.
LOO [ d l lists lOsFsq1osts
s.G0 g II & s A Es 1arr.
LIZ. 90 atch As. .gd ?aL aoo0 81 I. q = q
Mex * = lists s. m 5s - I0as.
2.pO X c Sou IS. 6sS, 1000 VI u ais iod5.
2s,090 CeK Cent I'd - 's
Inc lag Il
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PittsbUrg stocks.


. ttI7i .NNF
fittsburg Plate Glass. 1Giiz
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-11
Lonnfng Rates of Stocks.

-. Louis. Wednesday. Oct 10 1900
mon and preferred Northern Pacit!c preferred
Union Pacific preierrsH; New York Central
LacSawana and Western preferred. Southern
timore and Ohio preferred. Federal Steel pre-
ferred. American Steel and Wire preferred ?
per cent.
AtchisOr preferred. Peoples Gas, Missouri pa
cifc. Reading first preferred. Rock Island 81
Paul, Union Pacific common. American Tobacco
common. Manhattan. brooklyn Rapid Tr,nsii
cent. "
chicago. Burlington and Quincy IL 10 -.r
cent. -
Third Avenue. Norfolk and Western and West.
ern Union, per cent.
General Electric. IL per cent.
Northern Pacific common nat to u rar ren,
Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron. Federal Steel
comron, and American Steel and Wire common
Delaware and Hudson IL per cent
Pressed Steel common and preferred and Ma
tional Tubs preferred, hat.
Foreign Exchange.
There little demand for foreign exchange
and the market irregular and very weak
D.. X. Francis. fsro. ~ Co report closing rates
Urine sterling cables 4.s.i4 a4.ats: checks
i.S3;, sixty days 40.
Con rnercial bankers checks 4.s3h: sixty dav,
l'gteti- 1sA; ninety days i'sA.-
Gram b;is 4.S0.
Cotton bills 4.7s.
Bankers Paris cables cables s;Iss: checks 5.lssa
Comme1cial French francs checks 5.1oaI-l6;
swiss francs checks 5.:a'4as .27M: .i.ty day,
5.2si. ''
Belgian francs checks 5.,17s: sixty aay. s.,
Bankers, reichsmafks cables siad9i7s: checks
81 1-i5dSiss: sixty days a37S-
Commercial r.ichsmaTks checks e4I.Gs4as: si.tv
days SSl.: ninety days 93is-
Bankers Dutch guilders checks 4os;4o i-Is:
sixty days 3sa. ai3-16.
Commercial Dutch gulders checks 3sA; sixty
days 59.s.
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River Forecast.


The Mississippi at ST. Louis will change
but slightly
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STOCKS AND nOvDs IN BOSTON.

'EN. div. - per cent
fEN. div. Il, ner cent.
Total sales. 1853 shares
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RIVER NEWS.


For the tyyenty-four hours ending at a m.
ST. Louis. "Wednesday. oct. -. 1901.
Stations Danger Gauge Change
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New York Curb Stocks.

st. Louis. Wednesday. Oct 10, 1901
ceiyed daily by ID. r. Francis, Bro. n TO-,
=
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Eoston, Mass, Oct. n
Money.
Bonds.
Mining shares.

Atchtson So ..-.-..- --......................
y. r. Gas & Coke. Js................-..-..-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17

In the Circuit Court of the United
States. Ninth Circuit, Northern District
OF California.
Jacob |. Cohen, complaint
amt W. Gold Creek Nevada
Consolidated lodp> COM Nos. l2,1222
panN IA cOrporatl ,n|.ant ia and l2,123,
cob I.Coh"n c"inpl:tinaut,vs. consolidate
The Gold Creek Nevada ed.
Mining Go. "a corporation
dcGendantI
Said above causes having been by the
order of this Court consolidated, and
Good cause appearing therefor and on
motion of J. G. Campbell, Esqr.. for
Adelbert II. Steele. receiver. duly APP
pointed by this Court.
| 1t is hereby ordered. adiudged and de
creed, that Adelbert II. Steele, the re-
ceiver in the above cause. give notice to
all persons having claims against the
Gold Creek Nevada Mining Company.
or against Gold Creek Nevada Console
! dated LodeS Company. to file their said
claims, property authent Gated. with
either the Clerk of the I nited States Cir
cult Court for the Northern District OF
California, or the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Nevada. or with
him the said .\delbert II. Steele. receiver
at his office No. IL Broadway, il
the City of New York, State OF
New York. on or before the 10th day
of March, 1900, by causing a copy of this
order to be published III some daily pa
per in the city of San Francisco, Cali
fOrna. in one in the city of Carson, Ne
vada in one in the City Of New York
, State of New York once week for sin
weeks prior to said 10th day Of March
1900.
Done in open Court this Doth day o
December, 1899.
r (Signed) WIN. w. Morrow.
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
+ Northern District California
Endorsed: Filed and entered Dcccm
Der %, 1899.
Southland Hoffman, Clerk.
BY w. b. BeaizIey, Deputy Clerk.
| hereby certify the foregoing to he
full, true and correct copy of an origna
order signed, filed and entered the 29tl
, day of December, 1890, in the therein en-
r titled causes.
Attest my hand and the seal of the Cir
cult Court of the United States for tn
Northern District of California. this 29tl
day Of December, \. ID. 1899.
p Southland Hoffman,
, Clerk L. s. Circuit Court, Northern
District OF California.
By w. B. BeaiZley, Deputy Clerk.
( TTEN-CENT REVENUE STAMPl
[SEAL1 j9-6w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17

\ Carload of Special Scenery.
Large and Powerful Chorus.
Grau's Own Orchestra
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17

Nos. l1,.2222
and lo,1oo3.
cOn>Olidat
ed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17

made his explanation to the County
Commissioners Of Storey County one
day when 1 was present. He was
seeking a small measure of relief from
certain costs that had been demanded
on account Of taxation, and in his ar
gument let the County Commission
ers understand that 50 long as they
persisted ia piling up excessive
charges against owners of personal
property they might know that such
p:sperty being capable of removal
would try to escape from their juris-
dictioH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17
THE SINGLE TAX
How John Mackey Was Driv>
en- Out Of Nevada


en- Out Of Nevada
Wells Drury, in his single tax ar
ticle in the Nevada Magazine, shows
how John Mackey and other men of
wealth we're driven out of N vada.
He says:
John w. Machay would be goot
citizen to have in Nevada, as every
business man in the State will admit
Yet all the laws of Nevada are SO
drawn that many wealthy and liberal
men like Mackay are driven out OF
the State This fact ought to be I'm
pressed or the minds of all thinking
people who study the course OF events
in the States history.
Why does man fee from one State
and make his home in another? Be
cause Inducements are offered IN the
place to which he goes. Nv hat kind
of inducement? - Will be asked The
inducements that appeal most TO the
particular person IN question. Just
now matters of business and finance
and their relation to population i'll
Nevada are under discussion, and to
these the attention of the reader is
invited
In passing,i it May be mentioned that
we who are single takers take the po-
sition that equity does not permit pri-
vate ownership in land, and this prin-
ciple has been recognized from earliest
time by the Anglo-Saxons. AS mat
ter of fact, the idea Of private owner
ship in land is comparatively mod
ern development. as has been amply
shown by the writings of Black stone
Rogers, Leggett, WheelwIight and
other students of law ard history
Herbert Spencer reasoned out the i'm
possibility Of private ownership o
land under strictly just administra
ton of government. The same con
clusion was reached by Thomas Car
lyle and our own Ra lpu Waldo Emer
SON. Wherever land monopoly ha
existed there have been degradation
crime, demon alization. The goldt
age of England was when land wa
mparatively free to the COmnO
people; and the golden age Of Amer
lea was enjoyed before the vast area
of public lands were gobbled up b
mouopolists aud trusts. These 1efe(
tons pertain to The larger domain {
history ard political economy, an
must be subordinated for the time be
ing in order that we may take up tt
concrete problem of how to bri1l
better tunes to Nevada in the ne:
future.
Mr.. Nackay dug great many hi
lions Of dollars from the mines of n
vada, but he shipped his bullion o.
cause the tax laws imposed excessi,
Burdens. Some excuse might poss
bly, be offered in favor of the bullit
tax that was eracted during the b
nanza days, considering the mann
in which the mines we've being wo1
ed; but once that tax was collected
would seem to be good thing to {
courage Mir. Mackay in keeping b
bullion in Nevada. The laws, ho'
ever, had different effect. The c.
son mint was well equipped to tn
the silver and gold into coin, yet as
general thing the metal was sent
California TO be changed into coin
used for commercial purposes. I
tax laws were greatly TO blame
this
All Nevadans who lived in the Sa
brush State at that time will rec;
the outcry that was made against q
pletins the State of so much t1easu
III so summary manner. Mr.. Mack
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17
CONTINUED on Third Page
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror of thousands Of young
mothers because its outbreak is SO agonizing and
frequently fatal Shilohs Cough and Consump-
ton Cure acts like magic u cases Of Group 1t has
never he-n known to fail The worst cases re-
iev-d immediately. Price % cts. so cts and 81 90.
For sale at Nevada Drug StDr3.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-17

In the Circuit Court Of the United
States. Ninth Circuit. Northern District
OF California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-13
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
Will Governor Roosevelt Accept Nomi-
nation for Vicc-Pi.cSitlcncv.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb Ex-Governor
Roosevelt to-day gave out statement
relative TO the ,ice-presidency, in which
he declares that he will not accept the
honor under any circumstances.
His statement follows:
I'm View of the continued statements
in the press that / may he urged as a
candidate for Vice-President. and III view
of the many letters that reach me advis-
Ing for and against such course, it is
proper for me to state definitely that
under no circumstances could l or would
! accept the nomination for the Vice
Presidency. 1t is needless to say how
deeply I appreciate the honor conferred
upon me by the mere desire to place me
in so high and dignified position. But it
seems to be clear that at the present time
my duty is here in the State. whose people
chose me to be Governor Great prob
lens have been faced and are being part
ly solved in this State at this time, and
If the people so desire, hope that the
work thus begun I may help carry to
successful conclusion
The Governor. in giving out his state
ment, said:
And am happy to state that Senator
Platt cordially acquiesces in my views Ia
the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-13
SAMOAN AFFAIRS
Discu, sci in Rcicl,sta:: by Count Won
Cncfo1y

DiScu.s Sc i'll fscIcbStI:s 10y SoHh1 Won
IsuciOw.
BERLIN. Feb. Fin introducing in
the EeichstnG to-day the draft oil n la"
authorizing the abrogation OF The freat1es
with the Tonga Islands of 1876 Samoa
of 1879 and a portion, OF the Zanzibar
treuty of 1885,. the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Count Won Buelow, made a
speech. during which he said the 9eSlS-
latiou was ncccssitated by the Anglo
German and German Angio-American
agreements. dividing the islands 30
far as Tutuila was concerned. me -aa.'is, ei
said, Germany never contested the Amer
lean claims TINT the United Sfaes pos
sessed he right OF port and settlement
there Since 1878 Upolu and Saraii had
formed an economic whole, and. there
fore. could rot be separated from each
other, but could easily be severed from
Tut ui,a Continuing. the Minister said:
Il nave pleasure in stating that the
Americans did no; hinder, but rather
furhered this clear severance We hope
the relations of Germany with the United
States and Samoa will remain friendly
even as the relations of the German
md American members of the samoan
commission, have been thoroughly
friendly
Count Won Euelow then dealt lensthily
with the Tonga. Solomon. Togoland and
Zanzibar questions and benefits accrning
to Germany by the treaties recently con-
cludea. He next referred 10 the special
agreement to -arhitrate the claims arising
from he troubles in Somoa. He explains
ed that Tl,e German clnims were cs1i-
mated at about 100000 marks.
This agreement added the Foreign
Minister, rs now before the American
Senate 1t Is proposed that the King
OF Sweden shall be arbitrator. and I
think we may anticipate that his de-
cision will be IN accordance with the
PRINCIPLES of fairness and justice.
After reviewing the advantages to both
Sumoa and Germany from the new stu
alton. Count Won Buelow concluded by
expressing the hope that all parties
would be satisfied
The bill then passed its first and sec
ond readings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-13
Dawson CITY Moving to Nome.

TACOMA, NASH, Feb. 12.-Dawson
advices say little Will be left OF the l<lon-
dixie metropolis after the Nome rush in
May and June. Merchants are closing
out their places of business, and instead
of every building being crowded, Ito let"
signs are frequently seen. Business is
dying. and most Of these dealers are go
ing 10 Nome.
One of The greatest enterprises con-
nected with the migration is the move
ment ofNthe Palace Grand Theatre, Daw-
sons largest dance hal! and play house.
Charles Meadows. the proprietor. has let
the contract for moving the building 1000
miles TO Nome. the contractor putting up
heavy bonds guaranteeing Its safe de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-13
AUCTIONSAI.ES- Future Days
BY FL Seldom Taylor
and
Real Estate Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF.
o5 THAT vALuAgLE suBu ..IHSs
TTH TEW!: * hS2MN s. pLM Mhs!
CONTAINING 29as4 ACRES, WITH.A!
HANDSOME DWELLING AND OTHER
Beyond THE ExPos1TIoNGRoU
AT DEMONSTRATIONS ONER:. F. AND z
RAILROAD, AND OPPOSITE THE
COUNTRY HOME OF EGBERT LEIGH
of trust to the undersigned. trustees;
dated March IA, 1882, and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of Henrico county
Court, in d. B. 139 "a" pnge 142. detaui.
part of one of the notes thereby secured,
and, at the request of the holders tnere--.
of, we will proceed to sell the above
mentioned property at &pnpuc AUG eioii'
FRIDAY FEB 16. 1900.
at 1 o'clock P. NJ, it being part Of the
same real estate conveyed by said deed
and fully described therein The Inn.
provements consist of q 3lnrSe. handsome
and well-bult three-story ana 9asehent
brick and frame dwelling, a modern cot
tage with three rooms, Stanle. calliaSe
house. ETC., etc. The water is excellent
and the supply is abunda Int, mt; I'm Ihls prop
= and +. rni!road, at Acca Station, its
location being both beautiful and health.
f1,I and its proximity to the city Justltles
the belief that 1t must IN the near Autufe
be very valuable.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost tSt
SIM or S1427T.GO, with interest thereon
from, April 20. 1890, and the balance on
credit Of twelve and eighteen months 1,t1 u.s.
for negotiable notes. with interest : ad daed
from day of sale. and secured by deeo
of1tr,,s. on this property. or all cash, a
option Of purchaser. A plat OF the prop.
er1v can be seen at the Office OF the
s'uo Fl. SELDOM TAYLOR,
CHARLES y. ROSE.
MARSHALL NJ. GlLLlAM.
Trustees.