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10000 OR MORE TO loan on Houston bust
ness property NJ per ceut; other loaus
I'm sums aud on time TO suit Mckinney
& Co., 30TIa Main street. ~
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AGENTS. WANTEU--P Pleasant work big
commlssion can make from 50 Ia SIS per
day, Cali AZ or address Medallion Art
90. Nl9lh CunErcEs. thlrd door. %
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BEFORE buying oil stocks sue Cranston &
Watkins. lluI Main street IS
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wanted to hnndie
the Chlcngo Cash Register In North Tex.
ns, Exclusive territory given, Tho latest
aud best register. Salary or commission
paid agents, j. ]. PASTORAL
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WILLIAM A. WILSON Office 203 Klom
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or amy other plan.
.
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EDUCATIONAL

isssi. SCI sell Post route, HD5IT
eto Mckee streAt ff''
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LIFE AGENTS Secure tho best contract
OF earth: note inken uutl next fall
Write W. II. Patterson, manager Hart
ford Life, Dallas, Texas. II
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms,
ranches, Houston business and residence
uropprty; easiest terms, lowest rates OF
Interest Rogers & Webb. Kiam building.
Houston u
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d Is. CHERRY & co. solicit orders for
purchase and sale of oil stocks on lIons'
ton Exchange, Phones 1877; 2ls Main
street II
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WANTFD- man about IS years old
who understands stenography and how 10
use a typewriter; will also be expected
TO collect ana make himself generally use
full; good position for capable boy. Ap.
MY 10 No 1888, this office. ~
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LIFE AGENTS. IMPORTANT The Panlnc
Mutual Life. Americas foremost animal
dividend company, will contract With q
few reliable solicitors on guaranteed
salary In addition 10 liberal commissions
and renewals II You can produce 5000
business per month write us. naming ref,
crcuCes. for full particulars. Rosenbaum
Bros general agents, Kirby building,
Dallas, Texas l-a8l02
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

RIAL ESTATE. rentnis, loans. n. Y. Lit
tie, 310iA Main street. q
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eTSELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
FOR RENT.

s~s~~~-~~-~~~--~~~~~~~
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Eight. ROOM MODERN
DWELLING. CLOSE IN.
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST CO..
HOUSTON
FOR RENT-Four nice clean rooms. one
storage room ana servant room; entire
lower floor; modern conyeniences. INA
Mckinney. %
TWO neatly furnIshed rooms all con,
yenienees; close N; pos Rusk. a6
A PLEASANT southeast room, upstairs.
Tor gentlemep; OH Dallas avenue, second
YOU furnish lot, paid for. aud W. vii
build you a house ON monthly payments.
same as rent, Pustottcc Box Io6. 222
FOR RENT--Two new modern cightroolu
dwellings on car Inc, 1919 Louisiana
street Apply M4 Travis street 20
FOR RENT-one store and one ofIice in
Mason block; possession February 1. p.
A.. Dennis. -
FOR RENT Four-room cottage, good
nelghborhood; No. 1913 Bingham street
Apply fremont House -
FOR RENT Two-story residence, 1915
Hamilton street; modern COnNeuienCps
Apply TO e. Bender y Sons. *
| FOR RENT-Small cottage TO couple ref
eronce required. Apply iio3 Caroline
| FARM FOR RENT Seven miles from Lii
erty; about 200 acres under fence, SIX
cabins on place; will be rented on most
reasonable terms. Address Nindlentor
Liberty Texas -
| NfCEI.Y furnished rooms for gentlemen or
couple; reference required; 1903 Rusk ave
nut. -
! For RENT-Two rooms for gentlemen
only; references required 1903 Capitol
avenue "a
| FURNISHED oIIIce for rent. Apply to A.
/ Breyer Commercial National bank build.
! Ing. ~
/ NEWLY furnished rooms. Az Caroline
| street. 80
/ For RENT-Three- room houses, with city
/ water. Fifth ward. close tn, s. per month
| u. j. Murchison, 3iia Main street =
| FIVE-RoOM COTTAGE, 1918 Maplc-Barn
| water. Apply Purdy's Book store, 100.
| Congress. "A
| FOR RENT Nicely furnisbcd rooms, all
modern conyenionces. luls Mckinney
! For RENT-SIX-roon cottage Weeks park
furnished or unturnlshed. Il \. Run
| dolph, Preston and iannin, phone NO
| ld0. u
| FURNISHED rooms, two blocks from Gen
trail depot. lib sixth 81. :.
! N PRIVATE FAMILY, nicely Furnished
downstairs front room TO gentleman Gully
/ hat 3.
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regular annual meeting of
the stockholders Of he Gulf, Western
Texas and Pacific Railway company Will
be held at the public office OF said coni-
pany In the city OF Victoria, Victoria
coui ~, Texas, on Monday. the 27th day
of January A. D., 1902, ana will convene
al o'clcck p. m. aiso the annual meet
ing of the board Of directors Of said Gulf,
Western Texas aud Pacific Railway com
pany viii likewise be held upon The same
date. time and place, ana immediately
upon the Adjournment OF said stockhold,
eis meeting aforesaid; this notice Is BY
order Of the board Of directors OF said
railway company. aud this one notice Is
for both meetings. Is. NJ. Smith, score.
tary Gulf, Western Texas and Pacltc
Hallway company. Victoria, Texas, De.
ceniber "a, 1901. 1T
NOTICE no sToCkHOLDERs-T regu.
lar annual meeting Of tue Stockholders Of
the Orang, and Northwestern Railroad
company will be held at the general Of
fices Of said company at orange, orange
county Texas on Saturday. the hrsI
day OF February, A. d. 1902 and WIZ
convene az y. IN. Also the annual meet:
ing OF the board OF directors Of said
Orange and Northwestern Railroad COM
pany viii likewise be held upon the same
date, time md place, ana immediately
upon the adjournment or said stockhold-
ers' meeting aforesaid This notice Is BY
order OF the board OF directors aud this
one notice IL for both meetings. Orange,
Texas. December 2s, 1901. tslgned w.
w Reid, secretary and treasurer. 30
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

------
FOR sALE-Young Jersey COW, week old
calf. cheap. Apply 90s Rnsk. ~
FOR sALE--Pointer and Setter dogs. Adj
dress u. H. Bisby, Deer Park Training
Kennels Deer Park. Texas 70
FOR SALE--A 1ne registered Jersey bull.
years old. Address II. Secretan, FAIR.
banks. ~
FOR sAT,F--Gentie saddle or buggy pony,
cheap, Macatee's Warehouse. ~
SOME elegant registered aud graded yer.
seys cheap for cash. ynakrm & Co.,
Westheimer place. -
FOR SALE-Paif mules fouI teen Bnd three
fourthg hands, and small farm wagon.
Address 35l5, this office. ~
FOR SALE or exchange-One Jack, black
with white points, proof and quick. lVO
head goats. Address u. Z. Smith, Lily.
ingston, Texas. ~
FOR SALE Hambletonlan mare; 8 .years
old; fast, stylish and gentle. Address
4a62. this oflee. ~
FOR SALE--EIfty mules, years old, "A e
14& hands high Address John KAY. tis..
BULLS FOR sALE--S5 head coming
year.old pure bred short-hoFn huils- Ecr
further information address Clint siiE
Mckinney, Texts. L-os
FOR sALE-50 yoke good werk cattle: e
head beef cattle, ~ bead heavy arAft
horses and mules. Is log WAGONS 49,
boarding house outfit; All n good seAel.
ton. For further particrlars ARPH ~
| chicago Lumber and Coal Co.. LSSess-
port. La.
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III Will PAY You 70 SEi; is ne.
FORE BUYING ALSO 4 VERY LARGE
LIST, or CITY PROPERTY FROM
WHICH TO SELECT HARRAL y
RENTAL AGENTS, HOUSTON, TENAs.
~
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FOR sALE-At a bargain, loo wood-s ~
pnlleyp, from - inches 20 ~ heus anfo
One nortablc cylinder boring naIs SUI
matte feed, hand or power. AstAn nss
works Co. Galveston. Texas
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch fypewrltlDg On the ''Biicki 2
No. s, s35; No T. so; 5000 in use;
specisl holiday pItees for cash; W. =.
Ksassil, general Skeht Dallas Texas. q
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NEW UP TO DATE stick seat, run about
buggy for sale Oh trade for horse, COW or
equal value. o. X. Moving and Storage
Co -
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OWERS-Carnations, per dozen. Coo:
Roses, per dozen, soc; Hyaclnths, per
dozen, soc; Narcssus. per Dozen 4Oc
Callas, per dozen, 81; Violcts, per 100
2Jc. Wright's Flower Garden. 81
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FON SAIE--Flne parlOr set nt one third
cost. Apply at once 17ol Capitol. %
FOR sALE-Oak wood. S45O pine $3.50.
delivered Greens Bayou Wood and Sand
Co.. No. > Main; phone 1892. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BANKRUPT sALE-Monday the 9th in
slant | will sell to the highest bidder the
stock of dry goods belonging 10 the eS-
tate of +. Roscu, bankrupt ut Richmond,
Texas; invoice about $4,000 terms casa,
John Grant, United states marshal, by u.
T. borough, deputy, -
AM NOW at l2l0 Franklin avenue. Phones
RI. f. NJ. Burke, Lime Man u
-
NOTICE-The, regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the New York, Texas
and Mexican Railway company will be
held at the public office Of said company,
In the city of Victoria, Victoria county,
Texas, on Monday, the 2Ith day OF Jan.
uary, A. D., 1902 and WIN convene at .
O'Clock p. m: also tho annual meeting II
the board Of directois OF SAID New YORK;
Texas and Mexican Railway company viii
likewise be held upnn the same date, time
and place, and inlnedotely upon the nd.
aforesaid; this notice Is by order Of the
board of directors OF said railway COM
pany, and this one notice is for both
meetings. d. NJ Smith, secretary New
York, Texas and Mexican Railway con-
pany, Victoria, Texas, December "a, 1901
1.2T
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LANDS anywhere lots everywhere, houses
somewhere. lumber cheap, Lidstone, sol
Bin2 building. %
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has tina esoiulng normal school d.
a their coach pupils for graded
y Or ZONES two hours daily.
Fen tFenus Address G., 1917
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 200 Main
street, controls nineteen his OF all nusold
Houston Heights lots: our prices are
lowest and terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MlLRoY, agent. n
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IRRIGATION MACHINERY.

IRRIGATION MACHINERY.
WE furnish and erect complete pumping
outfits to pump from well or streams
close prices and liberal terms; write for
full information and prices
c. L. vIcKEBs,
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WE viii exchange fresh Jersey COWS for
your dry COW; come see ~. Westhelmer
pace. "a
STOCK of millinery goods 10 exchange for
land Address Room 202. KAN build
ing. -
If YOU want to buy, sell or exchange real
estate see CranstOn & Watkins, 1lgl4
Main street -
EXCHANGE Brick work for horse, wagon
and harness Ben Mounts, the brick
layer. l0l Preston ayenne y
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TTTTTn meeting or Holland
lodge No. /, y. +. and a. NJ; TO-
niebt M T:30 o'clock for work In
q 4. degree Members of Gray
m lcdee go and solourning brethren
~ cordially invited TO be present.
n Kidd, Secretary; Il. Lechenger,
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IDLE Capital finds the channeIof
i trade through Post Want Ads
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD BLACKSMITH shop. we'll located
business about $3.50 per month reasont
for selling bad health. Address Ga Cihy
avenue. ~
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|. D. COTTON & BROS.. Fire Insurance
Agents. and Adinsterss = 9Aln III. II
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FINANCIAL.

Houston, Texas OH Exchange, ofrcr great
bcrgaius IA oil stocks ana solicit orders.
22i
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lgzrteh " y CAMPBELL opens her
Pay Jar,s -fe san Jaclnto street.
l'TnSs ---eIs ~. 1907 10
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
A COOkin- Hint.

The eggs for -. oysters, GRO
QUOTES, veal cul r.1y be dt.
y with little ,ter juice
thus made to If wa
: used, the e. away
a I'd used again. b cith the
oyster Juice, as it i ....
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
ROYAL BLUE WRECKED.


pie Injured In ONO.
Chillicothe O., Sept. 20.-Two per
sons We're killed ard forty-four injured
In wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern road at Lte>burg. thirty
three miles from here. The dead are:
Philip Roe. engineer, Chillicothe;
Charles Studer, fireman. Chillicothe.
The train wrecked was the No.
Royal Blue Filler from Cincinnati. II
consisted of eight coaches and was
crowded with passengers returning
from the Cincinnati fall festival The
train was running at the rate Of fifty
miles an hour when it ran into an
open switch, every car leaving the
track. The boiler exploded, and Eli
gineer Roe and Fireman Studer We're
killed outright. The postal and bag
gage cars piled on top of the engine
tank. and the rest of the coaches were
more or less damaged.
General Manager |. G. Rawn was in
his private car on the rear of the train,
and he Immediately superintendent the
removal of the injured. He ordered
two coaches and an engine from this
city and had the injured brought here.
They We're at once taken to the War
ner House.
No explanation has yet been given
for the wreck. 1t was at first thought
that freight crew had left the switch
open. but there was no train on the
siding at the time.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
The Weather..
Rain; northeast winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations Of the New York
Stock EXCHANGE

New York Sept 49,
Money on call firm at 7laa9 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5a4a6 per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s575 for de-
mand and al $4.S2S,5 for 50 days. Posted
rates. 81 s312a4A and S4,S61a. Commercial
bills. 81 s2a4. S212. Bar silver 5l1sc. Mex.
can dollars, 40lac Government bonds
strong. State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds strong.
Closing prices;
Atchison. 1888 Ontario 6, West. S5a.
Co., c. & st. L. lo54 Pacific Mail .... 45la
Ches. & Ohio. 56A Peoples Gas ...l072.
Del & Hudson,l79 Reading ........ 1875
Erie.............. AIS Rock Island .205la
Gen. Electric. 1855 st. Paul .........l96
Lead 2S4 Sugar Refinery 1905
Louis. q Nash..l5 Texas Pacific :. 81
Manhattan Con 1875 Union Pacific Ill
Missouri Pac....l 1913 Wabash pref. :. 537
n. Y. Central. 1914 West. Union ... 95h
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
General Markets.

New York, Sept. 10.
FLOCR-Easy on low grades, but well
sustained on top brands; Minnesota pat
ents 50 S)a4 winter straights. s335a3. so;
winter extras, 81 95a3.l5; winter patents.
So S0a3.9).
WHEAT-Opened easy with cables, but
turned strong on light offerings, rains in
the northwest and active covering; De-
cember, 10 7-16a13 l5-l6c. May. 4Aa75l4c.
RYE-Steady; state. 55a55i2c.. C. /. f.,
New York: No. ? western, 5salc, +. o. b..
afoat: No 2 56a56!2c., track,
consultative and stronger on lack Of
offerings a demand from shorts and the
wheat advances October, $3.50; Decsm-
Dor, 49i2a i97sc.
OATS-Opened easier but later recov-
cred on small receipts, poor grading and
with other markets; December. 35c. !;
track. white state, 3la4)c.; track, white
western, 3la40c.
PORK-Easy; mess, slZ75alS So family
so, 5oa2l
1850.
I'll &C. extra creamery, 22iac.
CHEESE to strong; new. state.
full cream small, colored fancy. 1lc.;
small. white. He: large, color"d. lo'4c,:
large. white lN'-alb'4c.
ttsGS s'ea Iy. state. average prime, -
AZ. country, caMdie'. p, -
tAN-RaW rlm, fair refining, Sc;
centrifugal ~ test. 3'.e; refined firm;
crushed zoe; powd -lel i.>oo,
Nt.-Firm at 4A4c.
MDLA-SI.S Firm: New orleans, %oa4oc,
IL l., Steady, domestic. i'4aoe.; JAPAN
As i4-,c
TAL.I.oW-Dull; city, 57sc.; country. IS
asc.
HAY Steady; shipping. 55a7oc.: good to
choire, 9JaSl.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22

There are many good advertising
Mediums IN Vermont but If you have
aot tried the TELEGRAM YOU snouk
10 ~ tor nslfcs re,,lrrs
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
ShO~ymen Die In Collision.

Oklahoma city, Okla, Sept. 22.-At
eastbound freight train ran into the
rear end of the SellsDowns show
train, killing three persons and wound
ing twenty SIX others. several fatally.
All Of the killed and wounded belonged
to the show except the conductor of
the show train, who was fatally in
jured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22

The maple sugar season lasts only
five or six weeks but it yields Amer
lean farmers over S1,OOO,OOO a year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
MYSTERY OF MORRIS CANAL.
Police on Trail of Slayer of Beauti-
full New York Woman

Jersey City, N. j., Sept. 2o.-The bug
gy in which it is believed the body of
beautiful Annie Nelson Pulitzer of
New York was conveyed from the place
of her brutal murder TO the Morris ca
nal, near kearny. n. j., where it was
discovered Thursday, has been found
by the police. 1t was rented on We'd
nesday night at the livery stable of
Charles X. Evans, 1872 WASHINGTON
street. Hoboken. according to informal
ton furnished to Chief of Police Muir
ply of Jersey City.
The buggy, spattered with mud and
presumably blood stained, was return
ed by the man at $50 o'clock Thurs
day morning. The hitching weight
and strap We're missing. Mr.. Evans
| called at police headquarters in Jersey
City and positively identified the strap
and weight with which the body OF
the murdered woman was anchored in
the canal as his own.
\ complete description of the man
who rented the buggy was furnished
by Mr. Evans to chief Of Police Muir
ply, who transmitted it at once TO Cap
tain Titus of New York. The theory
Of the police Is that the woman was
killed $ mrwh.re on Manhattan Island
and her Body carried ia the New Jer-
sey sW;ln,S in a trunk or box.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
Are You About
To Build?

1t so see that vo.:r builders
contract has clause provid-
ing that the structure shall be
erected by UNION LABOR,
which will insure you of good
work and a jos completed
without delay.
Per order Union No. 4S1,
Carpenters and Joiners of
America.
w. II. MEssER.
SECY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
Mourn the Queen of the DeIHiAns.

Brussels. Sept. - III court will go
into mourning for three 1nths owing
to TIE d4ath Of Queen y. lie Henriette.
There will DO no public lying in state
here. The funeral Is expected to take
place Sept. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
BUYING SOUTHERN LANDS.
Party of Northern Capitalists Spent
Sunday Driving Over Richmond.

Party of Northern Capitalists Spent
Sunday Driving Over Richmond.
A party OF Northern capitalists were
in the city Sunday. going North from a
visit to the timber lands and mining
1;ronerty of North CaSolina.
: While in the Old North State they pur-
chased the Pine Hill gold mine. near
T akeboro, and Sawyer gold mine, near
Greensboro The total cost was Sl5o,ooO.
The latter place will be Incorporated I'M
der the name of the saltwater MINING
and Milling Company.
TIE capital Represented by the visitors
is said to be 3.0oO, 900. The following were
in the company:
Messrs. A. j.. hammers, of Saltwater,
MINI. in charge; G. A. Lammers.3 d Car lar
,n,chael a. Gowman. William O'Brlen,
w E. Seelye. r. Underwood, John Mel
sen. C. P. Maginnis, c. Il. Leland, \.
FITZGERALD ]. G.. Miller, A. Johnson, +.
Bolin. A. d. Stephens, w. E. Mcke emile
,nC Dr n. Lehman, mining expert OF
St Paul, MINI.
They were travelling in a private car,
cleopatra. !.
Sunday was spent in seeing the points
Of historic interest about Richmond. Al
we're much pleased, and said they had
not seen a city in long time SO 11cn III
interest to the traveller. These Sentle-
men were from st. Pas!!:. Duluth. Mime
apclis and saltwater, MIMI
They have mining experts, VINO are on
their way to Virginia to inspect the
mines and timber of this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
sliced ana sold for the nonu-payment .

siezed and sold for the non-payment OF
tax.
+ The apple brandy brought from SLID
to $40 per gallon, while the prices paid
for the corn liquor ranged between $1.30
and ST. 65. Terms were cash, and the
coin was p1an1ked down when ever the
package was Knocked off.
The purchasers were local dealers, many
of them those to wnom the liquor was
originally shipped. from the North caro-
lima stills.
The bulk Of the whiskey was seized BY
Deputy Southwark at the railway sta-
tons in the city before it could reach
the dealer to whom 1t was consigned
This is the first sale OF liquor IN a year ear,
or more.
The important cases Of the Southern
Railway against tho Ensign N1anufactuI-
ing Company and the Chapman-Jacks
Company were argued before the United
States Supreme Court at Charlsteon yes
terday.
The case involves responsibility or the
old Richmond and Danville railroad ZOE
supplies furnished the Georgia Central
Attorneys appearing in the case are
Messrs. Willis D. Smith for the Southern
Railway and w. r. Meredith Tor the
compa MES.
Records in the case of the Suburban
Brick Company VS.. George Q. Robinson
were fled yesterday morning IN the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
United States Marshal Sam Bendit VIII
leave to-day to summons witnesses
for the next term of the United States
Court at Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20

RICHMONDSELKS .

Prosperous Lodge-Larges Class for ln-s
itiation TOM orrow Nigh.
"a class OF fifteen will be up for initia--5
ton In Richmond SLodge of Elks o-nor-s
row night. This lodge is in q. most -four
fishing condition. The Home Annex is
rapidly approaching compl alton. and Will
probably be ready for occupancy early
in the fall.
Richmond lodge is always something
Of a power at the Grand Lodge meet
ings. There are 7so lodges, only one IN
a city, and Richmond was the torty-
fifth Instituted There are $40 members
in Richmond Lodge, representing the best
elements of the city. =,
When the Annex is completed it Will
contain handsome lodge 3quarts:s, assem-
bly-rooms, gymnasi sum, pa th- :e el'1l
swimming pool, bowling alley, p ocl%.a an !
billiard-rooms and library, ana s. stnoGt
$50, OOO will be spent on the 5mo:ove-
ments
I he excursion that is going 10 Nor.
folk on Thursday is not being run by
the lodge, but is being conduct u m
dependently by Mr.. Joe West.
Hickory Camp, Woodnen OF the w ord.
viii meet at Taylor's Hall tonight IS
trict Deputy w. r. Cavedo will present
number Of Applicant ons and several can
didates will be initiated.
Jefferson Grove, No. IL Order OF
Druids, will hold meeting and reception
at Powell's Hall, corner of Twenty third
Street and Church Hill Avenue, tonight.
Miss Eta M England, State COM
mander L. o. T.. NJ, will instruct the
l,ladies In initiatory work at the regular
review Of Richmond Hive, No. 3, this
evening at S o'clock. There will be three
limitations and a good time Is promised
all who attend.
The first anniversary of the Metropoli-
tan Lodge, No. 22S, I. 0. 0. F.. was cele-
brated Sunday night with SPECIAL services
held at the Leigh -Street Baptist Church.
The sermon for the occasion was preach
ed by the Rev. M. sAshby Jones. Mr..
Jones took his subject from the tex. .'FIe
that loseth his life for My sake shall
find it, one Of the most difficult in the
Scriptures,