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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-29
CATHOLIC MISSION
CONCERT SUCCESS
Excellent Program by the
Benevolent Union Sat
urday Night.

The Catholic Mission was crowded to
overlooking at the musical entertain
ment given by the Catholic Benevolent
Union Saturday night. More than 400
people were present and they listened
with great appreciation to the very eX-
cellent program which Father F. H.
Valentine had prepared. The audience
delightedly applauded all the pieces on
the program. Quite a number of en-
cores were insisted upon and the artists
smilingly yielded. All the numbers
were we'll rendered by the different
soloists. The stage presented most
artistic appearance. Potted plants and
ferns had been freely used in the
scheme of decoration. Drapery in the
form of flags and bunting, also con-
, trbuted greatly to the beauty of the
stage. Rounds of applause greeted
Miss Alice Campbell on the completion
of her rendition of Ave Maria" by
Gounod She sang charmingly and
with true feeling. Her sister, Miss Alb.
NJ. Campbell and Paul Egry. the vio-
linist. accompanied her. The Song
That Reached My Heart" was also
rendered by her
! Father F. H. Valentine called forth
Il perfect storm of applause for his
rendition of Calvary Song His voice
! is a tenor, of that rare pure quality SC
highly priced and so seldom found.
The following participated in the pro-
gram, all of whom found favor with
the audience: Miss Alb. NJ. Campbell
accompanist; Sch. l.. Kaulukou, Miss
Alice Campbell, Miss Annie Holt, Rev
F. H. Valentine, Saint Louis Mandolin
Club, Oahu College Quartet. John A
Hughes, Catholic Mission Band, Al
Campbell, Paul Egry, Err. Parker, A
+. Murphy. Catholic Choir, and Johan
mes F. Eckardt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-29
MAY STAY IN HILo
Major W. A. Purdy Thinks Of Set
thing There.

w. A. Purdy, first manager Of the
Hilo branch of the First American
Bank, retired from his position last
Thursday and will be succeeded by
Norman l.. Halstead, brother of Mrs
Doctor Reid, says the Hilo Herald.
During the ten months of Major Pur-
dy's residence in Hilo he has won the
confidence of the public and become a
social favorite and popular business
man. He will probably remain in Hilo,
though he is as yet undecided. His
successor, Mr. Halstead. is a bright
young man who began his business
career with the firm OF NJ. s. Grinbaum
q Co. OF Honolulu, afterward associat-
Ing himself with Bishop & Co. Upon
the retirement OF Mr.. Boyd from the
First American Bank he was installed
In his place. His transfer to the man
agement of the Hilo branch of the
bank Se meritsd promotion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-29

. .,.aaLwo+er and with the LATER an IN
nd barbor would not be necGed. Maps
for both schemes have been nieu Win ~
Denartnent at Washington ana which,
et.ar is decided upon Delegate Parker VIII
work for.
OVERLOOKING A TRICK
u saams TO us that the Territorial Cen
trail Committee of the Republican party
re hardly giving this Island Tue credit
For the voting strength it really possesses
- one nudge their belief by their at.l-
tiIde saws the Tribune. 1t would seem
the fact that during the past SIX years
ttore has been practically no vote out
side Honolulu has blinded them 10 bhe
change of affairs under the new col'ui-
lions Of the franchise, Whlcc gives "
nearly every Hawaiian the right 10 vote
yrbara formerly voting Hawaiian was
the exception. r,.
Sam Parker needs the vote oh Ha"ah
and he needs it badly, unless We are very
much mistaken, but he isn't gong 70
work the right way 10 secure IL "Aeh nc
makes one trip to the Island and assumes
IN cover IL with a few flve-minute
speeches between Kawaihae and Hllo ana
| a few more from the deck of the Mauna
Lea at Kona ports. 1t is about time that
| the party managers of the TERRITORY got
next to themselves and recognized the
existence of something outside Honolulu.
THE DESTROYING ANGEL.
The blood thirsty Bob Wilcox has come
and gone, says the Tribune. The timi
haole creeps from his cyclone cellar and
! rom his safe-deposit vault. and dares
| nee more to peer about, albeit tinidly
| nd to wonder how many of his brethren
| ave fallen victims to the inSat7 able ogre
Strangely enough, no losses are reported
and the number of funerals has not eX-
cceded the average.
1t NAV be after all that Bob is not TIE
erocious monster he holds hirtSelf fortf
t. be and that his daily diet Is not one
quarter of a missionary (cut from th+
| living animaD, washed down with diver:
fagons of haole gore. Nor would it b'
the first time in the worlds history tina
gore drenched oratory has proved t
have emanated from some rabbit-heartc'
Individual whom the sight of the business
end of toy pistol would paralyZe wit:
fear.
When we recall the prediction that tn
alleged haole- destroying Bob has show
for making himself invisible in Honulu
lu's bloodless revolutions we think tina
perhaps after all the American Executiv
and Congress might escape his .devastat
rg hand, even should he be sent by thi
Territory to Washington. But even thi
l nought hardly reconciles us to the idc
of being represented at the National Cap
tai by the biggest buffoon Hawaii ia
ever produced whom even an unbiase
rite could hardly classify more fiatte1
, ngly than as half fool and half rascal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

. Il
ing. fUf geeusse sse sall lasGns ttasst
iowa LIS doing llaotliiag t0f THE llsiad.
G0aiy the neglect es,f republicans cean
ogiye fta,sihnpressspn tthat fitiis.
1il,fls,ssoiislasonth ,Will kpe ln,are solid
ttslis year than It'll ever yMas before
in Il be dsnioenatic congressman which,
lit will eleet dhe election laws have
been $50 changed that ,vhere bryan
cearfies sass tfte the te,1tire epagressi0s-
al delegation from THAT state will be
tiIenaocratic. This is "a smart trick
they have t,Aasetiin the south ito gain
an aadMntage aaysr the republicans lin
sthelRorth who have ito fight for ee9ery
they aaarEy iirrespeetivetoftfnw
amy stale may $50 con president. "A
cel,ange oof seven rH,enla,ers aof congress-
this wear will ftiefeat Col. ID. lib Hen
taersnrl, of Iowa, for speaker u,f the
next congress Under these ccircIIm-
stances Il am satisfied that gao EIsptib-
ti4ean will neglect HIS cduty oon seles-
gtion day .. .-.......
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
gNoTiCEgTD IREllElsM lFRnM TAN
SALE.

SStatsof ls1ya, Rolki County SIS:
ilaanl 5aninlinan HAM 4 asiaenlITan
A0rEareE lt=reby tnotita,a that acn this
jstlalstay tof IDeeeniber IA I'D fsiah tiaes 90 |.
lowing, described real estate. ss!talateti
! IN FOLK ScoInty, Ioyna ,yy1,as ssoski fcrttate
Gtayss ffGr sths vear iIs35 which rrea
eesbabeii Is described IS foltoyvs tte.Wit
tIgett 0ne ihundr agati osse, tl01} y Gottage
Aahitiont to. land snoss forming a Epartodi
Ctheecitvaof !lees Al.biaes, Folk ccssalalty,
Iowa.
ItGit the ssanie IVES, alt SSasch asats,
purchased fy w &c, iIla,ilingaanIa ccer'
ltifioatei issasd ito hini iyttae Traasr
uofiR0lk comfy, Iowa ,aaiadai, ttlre said
Hanllin certificate WAS duty assiHgs
ed ito 81. IS. Cookery and tby him duty
assigneriEto u. H Ytliliips, and The as
1Iowttite oyvnesrandl isoiisr,af said ncer-
.ttificate, and Jtils lriIht of redemption
fywilleapire saud n Il Deed for
said property will he made unlsssre
demption from ssareh SAKE (aae made
within ninety ttayss tronltttset
service hereof u III .lbIIlLLIhS,
IzawfulEholrter ana .owIae1uof5said Ger
tihaate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
NDTICE I'D IEEnEl,Ai I4-RpM .TAAN
SSAIiE.

>Gbltenf Iowa Polk, Conn y, Sss:
.TogGiaus "a Garrison DO. CLANS "A,
Carlson:
7Nou.are litereIly notified that on the
sttl tiay Of Decsulper, a. ID. lts4G, the
following described realassUate, ssituat-
ed inEPolbEeounty Iowa, WAS sold ffo1
taxes for the year -tsa5 which 1rea)
estate Is lGsscriteu aastfGltows, ttcrWit:
Lot six t8) cGottage Addition to and
now forming "a part d the city OF lies
Moines, Polk eouuty, Iowa.
That the sssIuse WIS, At such safe,
purchased byfGuv Hunter and "a teer-
tifieate issuetl2tot him ihy the Treasurer
ofIbolk county Iowa, and by THE said
Hunter tine certificate WAS, duly assign
ed ITO ii ID. Phillips, and I've; Is gnnw1ttte
owner and ho ltteT Of said certificate,
antllthe right Of redemption will ees-
pre-, and a 'Grf5asurer5s Deed for saId
property will he Eaatfe. unless lrettemp-
ton from such safe he made within
ninety days fronJtite completed service
hereof. FL. Ii. lht1llILltS.
Lawful holder ann owner, Of said GER
tiiieate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

10 &. Lar,isou, benjamin Hutchinson
and G. C. Gaakins:
3ou and each Of you are nereby no
titled, that the following atlsscribed real
estate, sitaated in Polk County, Iowa.
to-wit; Lot .IHirty-nne t81l in Block
len Go) Of Larison Place, now included
In and forming a part of the City OF
Dies Moines, Iowa, WIS sold for the
lakes OF 1886 on the seventh day OF
Daeelnber 1891 to D,apiel 4. Patton:
that said Daniel T. Patton is still the
Owner aud holder Of the ,eertiicate of
purchase issued il pursuance OF said
sale, and that tiEe right of nedeuptioi
will expire, and Treasurer Deed for
said land will F,e made unless redenlp-
tion from s,lct2 saae be made Within
NINETY Gays 9rocz the ttate ID COMPLETED
service OF this ructiee. Nou ?@Ill govern
yourself eop,t1fiipgly.
pateGi this 18th day Of &Detoher, A d.
$500 DANIEL i. PATTON.
By Geo. HarnageL his agent.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

NuTiCE OF GxptRaGiOE OF RIGHT Or
EEOs1htFTiO&.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
INOTIUE no REDEEM IRON IAN
SALE.
State Of Iowa. polk County. ss:

State Of Iowa, Polk Comfy. Ss:
ToClaus "A SCarlsoG:C iuus Il. Carlson:
Won are hereby notified tnat on the
9Th day Of ltecamuer, A. ID. 1s!G, the
following .tiescribet real lesittte, situated
in Polk county. Iowa, was sold for
taxes for the yeigr 1885, which real
estate is ,descrii1ed US follows. ttc-wtit:
Lot -Four a. Cottage hadition 10, and
nov forming 3 part Of the CIT. Of Des
Moines, Polk cuuuty, Iowa.
That the stsrne was. IT such sale,
purchased 10y d Il. Phillips and Il scer-
ltihcGte issllcd 10 :nimipv chs Treasurer
OF Polk county IOWA and lac is now
the owner aud holder Of sad certificate.
and the right OF redemption will .e,-
2pire, and a lceaSu.er.s Deed for said
property will beinade, uu,ess lredemp-
tion from sucI :sale ue mate within
ninety days tcosn the COMPLETED service
hereof J.. II. PHILLIPS,
Lawful inuider and owner Of said ger
titicaGe.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
'NGTICE TO Il.EDIlI2M 91NnM IAN
SALE.

SfSAlIA.
State Of Iowa, Polk County So:
10 Claus a. Carlson Be. Clans a.
Carlson:
Mon are isere,y no. fled that On tine
sth day Of tleeeenli,e-, Z. ID 1890, the
following tiescriisert real estate, situated
in Polk county,, Io"s. yTss sud for
taxes for the GxeaT 1896, which real
estate isrtiescriieu as follows, ltc-wit:
Lot Five t5}'Cnttage Addition TO. and
now forming 3 part u the city of Des
MDines Polk comfy, Iowa.
Thai the SAME vit:, II such sale
purchased pr J II. Phillips and Ger
.titicate issued 40 him py tine Treasurer
OF Polk county, ltuwi.. and he ssnow
the owner and holder Of said certificate,
and the right Of redemption willie
5pire, and Irensuc2. S Deetl Tor SAID
property will lie made. unless retiemp-
lion trum salcn SHE he IIlade within
ninety days from .ile completed SERVICE
inereuf. ~ II. 2't1IlliApS.
Lawful filoldar and rovfte:' Of said Ger
ttlticate
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
Mould Kill Eileep Industry

Dies Moines, Oct. I3.-tln view of the
great iucrease in The wool industry
in Iowa it is Important ito know what
Mr.. Bryan said III regard TO free wool,
Jn a speech ia congress january Is,
1884. he declared in the strongest Ian
guage for freq wool and just SIN years
latter i'm an interview at Columbia, NO.
be Stated most alphabetically that he
had made no statement whatever TO
the effect that he had changed his
former views on fhe WOOL question
He said it Was irnmaterial whether
the sheep grower received any benefit
iron The tariff or npt.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

EEDs4htFEiO&
10 4 l,arison. Ben jamiu Hutchinson
and C. &. galkips:
aou and each Of YOU ore hereby no
titled that the fuilpwtng teacribed real
esepte situated in Polk County, Iowa,
to-wiit: Lot ltiairty-two 49, III Block
Ten (ln} OF HARRISON iPluee, now inclut-
ed IN and forming & part Vi the City OF
hes Mpines. Iowa, was sold for the
taxes of 1agG on the seventh day OF
Deceuluer 1897 to Daniei 7. Patton;
thut said naniel =. Fa5son is still the
owner end holder Of the rsrtiheate lui
purchase issuad in pursuance OF suit!
sale, and that itzle right OF redemption
Will expire ant a lreasurer;s Deed for
said land will oematie unless rettemp.
;aion from suGn safe be made Within
ninety days from the csate IF completed
serviceut this notice. 9ou VIII govern
yourself accordingly.
Dated this 1ath dag of October, a. d.
1900 DANIEL Z. PATTON.
BY Geo. Harrpgsl, mis- agent.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

eSbatecnf Liumza Polk, County, SIS;
ToEGians "a. Garrison iDo. lEtans "A
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

OJn {. speech i1 Dakota tine other
DAY Bryan said the republicans need
not treat him with the expectation
that thls is 10 be s1is last appearance
in politics. Evidently he doesn't ex-
pect 50 get that one little term tnis
time. ---~-~~,---y-->-- -------- .-...,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19

NOTICE OF T-HPIIt 4Ta0N Or R1GHT OF
REDEMPTION.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-19
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Meeting OF the Clubs.

The WorIinEmeal's Democratic Club,
OF jackson Ward, met at Wilalen's Hall
aast night with a large attendance. Adj
dresses were made by Messrs IL. c. Epps,
IL. J. Warren. Frank w. Cunningham and
candidates for the Council, justice of the
peace and City. Democratic Committee.
Mr.. j. B. Dofeuty, the Labor Commits
sioner and a former president of the club,
received quite an ovation. He was unani-
t1rously requested to run for reelection
to the City Committee, and consented to
do so.
The Fulton Club held well-attended
meeting and several candidates made
speeches.
The Central Democratic Club. of Jack,
son Ward. will meet at Bahen's Hall to-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
TRIGG COMPANY WINS.
They nrc Assured Of Contract for
Building Revenue Gutter.


Building Revenue Gutter.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-special.-
Townsend g. Downey. ship-builders of
Schluter's Island, N. T., who underbid
the w. R. Trigg Company 5000 on the the
construction OF a revenue cutter, Will not
get the award and the contract Will be lei.
to the Trigg Company.
When the former company bid, the Sec
rotary of tho Navy ordered board OF
survey to inspect their plant which tn !ys
did. and reported that the facilities were
inadequate and that the award be with;
drawn. The Townsend people protested
against the report Of the board to the
Secretary. who gave them an audience.
They made every possible excuse and
explanation concerning their plant, in view
OF which the Secretary ordered anotner
examination OF their yards. The board
made the same report as in the first In
stance.
Secretary Long will approve this report,
which means that The Trigg Company:
being the second lowest bidder. the con-
tract for the construction of the revenue
cutter will go to them.
Mr.. a.ilburn T. Myers, viee-president
of the William r. Trigg Shipbuaui3S
Company, has returned from Washing
ton 1t is now assured that the Ir-ss
Company will receive the contract for
building the revenue cutter. and plans
are being formulated for the construc-
ton of the vessel. The Secretary OF the
Navy will approve the findings OF the
board OF survey appointed to inspect the
plant of Townsend &; Dowrey, the ship
builders of Schulters Island, ~ Y, who
underbid the Trigg Company, and the
contract will be let to the Trigg COM
pany. Though this award has not az yet
been made. yet It is assured that it will
be awarded. when plans for the building
of the new boat will be completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Coined DR.. Ry,anc,s Thesis,

Garnctt Ryland, Phi. D. of Johns Hop
,dns University, 1895. has had the dis
tinction bestowed upon his graduating
thesis of being copied in full in the Eng
1ish Scientific Journals. The subject of
the thesis was "A Contribution to the
Study of Liquid Mixtures of Constant
Boiling-Point.'' 1t was published in the
American Chemical Journal, and at once
copied into The Chemical News. of Lon
don.
DR.. Ryland was educated in the Rich
mond schools-first at AIcGuire's and then
In Richmond College, where he took the
NJ. A. degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
lN0NAR( III SIS IN
BRAzI COlSPIRII:I
CONTINUED From First Page.

i
Antonio De Aranjo Miranda, of the police
brigade, organized a banquet given to
I the sergeants Of that body February 18th,
and then enlisted the majority of them
to take an active part against the gov
ernment Their first move, planned for
February oath. was to capture the chief
Of the brigade. Colonel Fonseca Hermes
and all the Off GERS opposed to the Trium-
svardate already mentioned, after which
the ministers. especially the Minister OF
Justice. Senior Epitacio Pessoa. were to
be ta kan.
Many persons affirm that the army bat
talions were divided, part being ready to
follow Colonel Pinto Pecca and others
remaining faithful to the government.
The Minister Of War, Marshal Mallet;
the Minister Of Marine. Admiral Luz: the
Minister OF Justice. DR.. Pessoa: the Adju-
tant General Of the Army, the Chief Of
STAFF ~of the Navy, the Chief of Police,
DR.. Eneas Galvao, and Commander of the
Police. Colonel Fonseca Hermes have
been In almost continuous council since
February I'D =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Property Transfers,

Richmond: Amanda A. Lee to r. Fran
clone, p S-le feet on south side Floyd
Avenue. at southwest corner Plum Street.
H,S00
w. G. Neal and wife to James and
Catherine Keareney. II feet on south side
of East Byrd Street, and known as No.
lls. $500
Hen,ico: Z. c. Garrison and wife 10
William D. Gary. 20 feet on north side
Dickerson Street. 35l feet from northeast
corner MIL Avenue. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27

LEGAL NOTICES.
81 Commissioners Sands. Office.
Rooms 2O-22 Chamber of Commerce.
Ninth and Main Streets,
Rihmonl, Va, March "a, 1900
TN CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICOs
i COUNTY:
T. W. Wood, Henry W..Wood, W M e
= Wood, and Thomas Whittet. partners
trading and doing business as y. ".
1, Wood & Sons .......ComplaliihtS'
Clayton Woodson and Simon Solomon.
Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such4
committee administrator of the estate
of w. S. Woodson. deceased:
NOTICE.
The parties of the above suit are hereby
notified that I have fixed on THIS OFFICE
Richmond, Virginia. as the place. and
the 24THs DAY OF APRIL. 1900. at II
"a NJ. as the time for executing, the re-
schancery suit above mentioned on the
9TH day of March, 1900, at which time
and place you are requested to attend
and do what may be necessary to. pro-
tect your rights. Below will be found
an extract from the decree under which
this notice is given
Given under my hand as commissioner
in chancery for said court SO
L.
Commissioner
Extract from. decree above referred to)
3; BY said decree one of the commits
sioners of the court is directed to state
the following accounts and make the fol-
lowing inquiries and reprt the same TO
the Court, or which any party may re-
quire to have stated-to-wit:
1st.An account of the personal estate
of w. S. Woodson, deceased, which
either came or should have come into
the hands of his administra tor.
I'd. An account of the real estate OF the
said w. S. Woodson. deceased, together
with it's fee simple 'and annual value.
Sd. An account of all debts due from
the estate of the said w. S. Woodson,
together with their priorities, If any
9TH An account of all delinquent taxes
due on the said real estate.
Any other matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by the commissioner
or required to be reported by any party
in interest
The commissioner executing this de-
cree shall publ notice of the time ana
place fixed on by him for executing the
tnird inquiry thereof once a week for
four successive weeks in The Richmond
Times, which said publication shall be In
lieu Of personal service of the same on
all parties in interest
Teste; WM- Il SANDS.
nho7 Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
LOST HIS VOICE
And Rev. Robert Nourse Wants n Po-
sition in the Island Possessions.
Washington Bureau,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 26-spe-
ial.-Representative Babcock asked the
President to-day to find place in some
Of the new island possessions for Rev.
Robert Nourse. of Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. Nourse is congregational minister
and lost his voice as a result of over
work. Representative iBabcock feels
confident that the President will be able
TO find some educa tional work 1fr him
in Porto Rico.
Hon. St George Tucker, of Virginia,
paid his respects to the President to-
day. Mr.. Tucker is a member of the
Executive Committee of the American
Bar Association. which will hold its an
nual meeting in. this city next Wednes-
0av
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
General Aliens Illness.

NORFOLK, va. March 26.-Special.-
General Edgar Allae. who has been sick
here for three weeks, is no better to-
night His wife. and ALSO Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Allan. Jr., are with him. ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
By the Valentine Auction Company,
General Auctioneers.

p AR FIXTURES, SHOWCASES,
u COUNTERS, SHELVING, &C., at
AUCTION at No. 800 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET.-At request Of the owner, and
on account of declining business, we will
sell at the Maine Saloon, NO. s22 North
Seventh Street,
THIS TUESDAY) MORNING. MARCH
9TH.
at 1890 o'clock handsome Bar Mirror,
Fine Walnut Bar Counter, Beer Pump,
Ice Chest, Oyster Counter, . Oval Metal
Pictures. Decanters and Bot
Ties, Chairs, Tables. Stove. ETC.. etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
J. H. Valentine Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27

MEETINGS..

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS sLoss
IRON AND STEEL COMPANI.-In
accordance with the bylaws, notice Is
hereby given that the annual meeting
Tof the stockholders of the Sloss Iron
and Steel Company will be held at the
office of the company, in Birming ham,
Ala. on "WEDNESDAY, April l9oV.
at 1900 o'clock noon. for the election
of Directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the meeting. Books for transfer OF
stock will be closed from noon Or
E MARCH "a, 1000. until APRIL .. 1000,
J. w. sM'QUEEN,
nh20 Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27


CitIzens' Relief Association.
4 Al the regular meeting of the Citizens
Relief Association held yesterday after