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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Louisa Social News.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
LOUISA. VA. August 1.--Miss salite
been spending some time In Louisa, returned
on Tuesday to her home.
Miss Evelyn and Rosebud johnson left
few days ago TO visit relatives and friends
in Caroline county
brother. Mayor G. L. Johnson. in town.
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan entertained a
party of friends at delightful and
All present enjoyed the spirited game.
which was followed by supper of salads
ices and fruit
Mrs, T. @. Thompson left Thursday for a
visit to her old home and parents In Gull
peper.
Miss Mary. SHARP, who is spending some
weeks visit to Miss Margaret Minor at
Gale Hill"
Mr.. Thomas winston, o, winston Hail.
has returned from visit to friends in
PittsSivan!a county.
Mr.. stapleton Wills. of Richmond. is Wis
ting his parents here this week.
This Misses Bean, OF Baltimore, are visit
Ing Nr. and Mrs. Ried Wills.
Miss Bette Hill, of Washington. Is the
guest of Mrs. Floyd CLANCY at Glen Mary.
\ Miss Agnes Wills, OF Green Springs. is
visiting in Louisa.
county, is the guest of Mr.. Jesse Porter this
wnek.
( alr. James Porter. who has been confined
10 the house for many weeks with a brok en-
Miss Bette Bowles. after teaching the past
session in Utah. is expected to return to
Louisa in n few days
Miss Eugene Jackson of Richmond. IS
visiting Miss Eta woodward.
Miss Virginia Reel. OF Richmond, was
the weekend guest of Mrs. A. r. Gordon.
Mrs Hugh Bennett has left to Join her
husband in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Suffolk Social News
Especial to The Times. DIspa,cb.l.

SUFFOLK. VA. August Tine Tues
nay Bridge Whist Club was entertained
this week by Mrs Robert j. Norfleet
at her home In West End. The hlgh-
Dnrden. Other players were Mrs Geo.
Lloyd Barton. Mrs. N. r. Withers, Mrs.
Z. Edward Norfleet. Mrs. j. u. q. Hoi-
1Maia agy M Mrs. ale AsieS Mgriek Mrs II; q.
James G. Causey. Jr., Mrs. Claude G.
Cahoon. Miss I.uiie Crump, Mrs. Gilbert
Hume. Miss Anna Mary Riddck, Miss
Rosa Bruce and Miss Julia phillips.
one OF the last local Sunday school
excursions OF the season was run on
Wedneaday, when the Main Street
Methodist Church carried large
crowd to Ocean View.
Suffolk.
Mrs. Shannon. Miss Leila Shannon
and Miss Matte Love Harris OF Hem
derson. n. c, this week were guests
of Mrs. John King
Misses Ives and Georsie Barrow, OF
smithfieid, Va. are visiting the
Captain. Henry. Minett' U: $. NJ, who
during this monsi viii wed Miss Helen
Sherwood DUMMY has concluded n
short visit to Suffolk.
DR.. Thomas III. Barnes and DR.. John
y. Phillips have returned from Ocean
Miss Lena Parker. who has been III
ct Lakeview Sanatorfum. Is improv-
ing.
Mrs. r. s. Boykin is visiting friends
Mr.. Wallace r. Klby has returned
from Baltimore. where he visited his
wife. who was guest there OF her
parents
Mrs. B. selig and son. Leroy, Of Nor
folk. and Mrs. Louis Selig and SON
Julian. of Elizabeth City, n. c.. have
concluded visit to Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Lehman.
Miss Susie Robinson, OF Petersburg.
IS being entertained by Miss Katie
Mrs. Claude j. Dennis IS visiting in
Asheville. n. G..
Misses Fannie and Brownie Riddfck
hive returned from New York. accom-
panied by their sister Mrs. james Bin
ford Harris. whom they had been visit
ing.
Captain and Mrs. p. L.. Breeder, who
had been guests of their daughter Mrs,
J. z. b. Holiday. have returned to
their home in Bennettsville. s. G.
Mrs. Thomas a. Smyth. OF Richmond.
has concluded stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nurney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Albemarle Social News.
Special to THE Times Dispatch

[Specfa1to The Times Dispatch.]
August 1.--Mr, Lindsay Bolton Is very iii
ar his homo near the Alberene Soapstone
Quarry. Mr., Bolton is nearly eighty-hva
Years of age, and has heen very slck for
several weeks.
Miss Annie Page from near Batesvllle. IS
visiting Miss Louise Anderson. Of this
Mrs. Grace Edge Cooper, Of Norfolk. is
visiting her mother Mrs. Phillip Edge, and
her sister, Miss Rosalin, Edge,
y Mrs. Kate P,H Howerton, who is visiting Mt
the homo OF Rev. r. II. Bowden, is con-
yalescing after having been indlsposed for
several days
Miss Lucetta Livesay left few days ago
on an extended visit to Richmond. whore
she will he the guest of her many friends
Il Mrs. Carrie Ray, wife of DR., Ray. OF
Ashland, and her two children. are guests
Red fun 4 58,. B @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Martinsville Social News.
[spetlal TO The, Times Dispatch

MART1NSvILLE VA, August H.
The present week has been very gay
one in Martinsyille society. In addi-
ton To the social functions incident
lto the closing of the normal, there
have been several small but very en-
On Tuesday evening Miss Cecil
Written entertained very pleasantly at
progressive forty-two. in honor OF her
guest. Miss Elizabeth Houston. OF Roa-
noke, Va. and OF the Misses Whittle
and their guests. Misses Elizabeth and
Ruth Redd, OF Sutherlin. Va
On the same evening, Mrs. o. c..
Smith entertained number of faculty
Of the normal and few other guests
In honor of the young ladies staying
ut her home.
white entertained very delightfuliy
at bridge whist and "forty-two," in
honor OF their guests and of Miss
Bolhng. from Bedford City. Bridge
whist was played at two tables. MIR.
+. p. Watson making the highest
score.
Miss Mayo Massie. OF Danville. Va.
who has. been attending the normal
here, left yesterday TO visit friends
in Roanoke. Miss Boiling left at tire
same time for her home in Bedford
City
Miss Laura Hairston. who has also
been attending the normal. returned to
her home at Oak Hill. Va. on Thurs
Mrs. j. W. S. Robbins. of Norfolk.
Va, is spending some time with her
daughter Ms Mrs. 6 T: Womack; !.
Bristol, Va. who have been spending
few days here as the guests of Mrs.
Alice p. Iavinder have returned to
their home. in Bristol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Gainesville Social News.
Especial to The Tim es Dlspatch.l

CARTERSVILLE. VA, August L.
Miss Annie Kate Rhodes has returned
home after several weeks spent in
Mathews county.
Miss Amanda Pitts and Miss Marion
Norvell have ben visiting friends here
this week..
Miss Victoria Mccoy. of Louisa, is
a guest at "Newste adj" near Carters-
Vile.
Miss Annie Minor. of Richmond, is
with her aunt, Mrs. N. P. Snead, for
a stay OF several weeks. A
Miss Mabel Russell and Mr.. D. Il.
Buchanan. both of Richmond. spent ,the
weekend as guests of Miss Annie
Mae Rhodes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Nelson Social News.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. i

Especial to Tho Dispatch.l
E NORWOOD. VA. August mfr. Car
visiting Mr. S, r. Bolton this week.
Miss Hattie Scrugss Is spending the
rest Of the summer with her sister,
Mrs, Richard Adcock, of Richmond.
Miss Cora Kidd. of Maryland. arrived
here on Tuesday to spend some time
with her parents. Mn. and Mrs. Tom
Kidd.
Mrs. Frank Moore and two children
and nurse, of Lynchburg, are visiting
Mrs, j.. T.. Kidd here.
Mr.. Elhert Loving. Of Tyree, has been
visiting his home here. after q pleasant
trip to the Hot Springs and Arkansas,
Mrs. ] osie Roberts and little daughter
and little Miss Eve. Lacy, of Richmond,
are visiting here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

enjoyable hop on Wednesday might at
the Masonic Hall In honor OF Miss May
Rowe, OF Fredericksburg. Va and Miss
Pearl Foster, OF Longview, Tex.
Among those dancing were Miss
Pearl Foster, with Mr.. f. Fleetwood,
Jr. Miss May Rowe, with Mr.. ri. w
Mr.. VIZ. n Daniel; Miss Estelle Fltohett
with Mr. Bob Arnold: Miss Elizabe
Fleetwood, with Mr.. p. N, Burt; Miss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27

erlng premium Fancy watermelons steady; under
Rs & 'Gss Sassess @ 90 o.s Sgsnhes 5 bos 5ssl
SS SSsbs s2qss ss. 8. do siasi g. d.
S4 ssset So sissf ssfs sd per Pc Dbl g soss bb
G5 Bsnfre RsP 9H hnaS g9 es4 o DS Do
sa g :s @ a6 sda6ssf S sasss s. 1s .
81 5ess do p 20 dH 95heF oRar y.tees per R6
= Pine Island 25sS2 2 Do Per basket a5c
25cq$l; do Virginia. Virginia and western Mar
western Marysnd pS q0 6,9s 5ss sss, hass asS do
lon handle basket 2osoc do oher a1aTisnd ana
81 YORK Per @ bass a se6asi @ s1sh do iFR Ga
I29o C"e So r PLs Wester3 s, New York per basket
Tier 7Sc4sl .: do. per basket 15a25c; GRAPES up
Esa scS SGS DC conSo GO StaEaFa 75aSc sScS %
Iend awne concoPd per case 7Ssse do MooTeg
d aaIiy sSq9q do Niagara eocasl Delaware 759
Nova Scotia, IoaI3c: MUsKMEIoNs. Jersey per crate
do SS @s1 @ 81 ~ s2 per ahs S6 Dsa sac
fs maLe per STANDARD crate 75cGs2 So DO. per habbi
Pc SSes aS'a sess2 S IS IS
sbaP sbs s. nq@ < Riso per crate 'egss do FoTaa red
Hors-RePor's generally indicate fair progress in
Coast. Some OF the samples show irregular quality.
tty are favorable. There is nothing doing the
until Values aFe fairy Indicated % s muG We
Common 20 e TeSiGe per ~ se do do prime s 1903 30
choice. 7@sc: do prime. 5ls G8te: 60 common
3G5c
HAY AND STRAW-The volume OF business
a nges rather light but receivers have been able to
hay is receiving little attention unchanged
quotations We quote: HAY-Timothy prime. large
bales. per 100 ID. s5c: do No TO No /. 70Qs214c;
DO shipping GO &c do packing 50 45c; clover and
clover mixed. 55465c. sTRAw-Long rye 75QS5c;
do short and tangled rye, 5OG55c; do and wheat,
4oG45
PoULTRY-ALTvE-Lfberal receipts and trade
light owing TO the rainstor1n prevailing though holders
asking full late prices We quote: SPRING CHICK EMS
Per b. 16c; FOWLS. per 10. i3c: ROSTERS young
OlG, 10 TURKEYS. ID I2c: DUCKS
Western, %. 1ic do Southern Southwestern. 10c
GEESE. prime Western. per 70. Zoe; poor
Southern and Southwestern, sc: GUINEA FOWLS per
pair. roc: PIGEONS. pair. o0c-
P0ELTRY-DRESSED-F considerable
clnlulation and NC lower. BOOSTERS also nc lower
Spring chickens meeting fair outlet steady prices
with fancy stock quite scarce Spring turkeys dull and
weak. Spring ducks firm. Spring slow. Squads
barely steady, We quote: Iced-TURFEYs. spring
~ 2sd25C: do old,
l6dl9c. SPRING CHICKENS. broilers. Philadelphia.
and pair. best. 2aG23c: do 10
1aG21C: do Pennsylvania. n and 1S42Dc
Pennsylvania poor. 15fI7c: Western dry picked
l1Qlpc do scaldec 1Tc: dry picked scaIded.
lee: do Southern. l29l4c. FOWLS Western
dry packed. dry picked fancy, 10 each and in
boxes. per 10 lS@l4ci do 10 31 n each and under.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27

in boxes n 123sa15c Western. dry picked aver
age best in bbs per 70. 1sc; Southwestern, 12a18c
Te southern l2ao do dry picked poor 1ogiso 90
scsded per n Sc: DUCKLINGs Long Island and East
GEESE Eastern. spring white. n, 17S1sc: do dark
8 o, %; do dark, 55cqs1 25; do culs 56c: GUINEA
sweet potatoes higher Onions selling well for best grades
9n seggs5 qua5y @ GanihoweTs in light suppl
brought former prices String beans dull and slightly
lower. Squash weak. tomatoes dragging heavily We
ss7 DO Jerse1 ronnd per bb 81 a5.2 So do long
90 on 30 kinds do ers sgGnd e Ep per p Tac & s. IsS 4
Shore ye9w gsr Dbl 81 5casS do North Caroline vel
Sass s S @ s % Dsf ss e 5 & @ R R aeOs per hssd s SO sP
at 2 ts ARRoTs OF % Der ss s 90 a ne asa5eg 3
basket 3oa75c; upriver bb s1Gs1 90 do bee
% st f9 k1lsn sFse Rss OGs per or & sssks
Rockand County. n y s2as3 %; do Long Island and
sdss Bs6 lSs ] ssSss
dg Ba @ P @ ca's s % Of 9He @ I ssy aS Lns P
sSs So do ohsT Ss 2 s EITUGb IT 90 DssTpT says
Der per ~' S6 5ocSs 25 ' LfR ~ ' BEANS Ions and
Jersey. potato per basket or bag, s1gsl 50; do sa
DO ss 3MloNs s We9 5e9S Sp per per r0 crate o7se
do state white per basket 5c9s1 80: do Orange County
2 per per es sd Tes HSs 5 5e % b a s. DO 90
white per basket 5ocG$1 55 yellow 75cSs1; ot5RA
a5d long per red per sF IN 6b sissi do
green 75cQs1: do Cheese per bbl Soc9s1; do Cheese
sss %; sT1NG s % BASs neaTsy wax per
bag 3aG!5c; do green 5ecsl DO state way per @ esh i
75cas1; do white and yellow. 2aa5oc TIKSIPS T a rua-
basa, per Dbl bag. s19Sl so: TOMAToEsl HprVeI'
per bush BASKET 2oaaoc do Jersey, per cox 1Vasve
Toledo. Aug. 26.-CLOvERsEEp-ooto Sc 10; De
ce1nber SO 90 March. Sc q Is. AISIKE-Cash. IS 65
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27
.,,N,ey PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, August 2s, 1so'


AID PEaS-Receipts to-day. II sacks
pEASS S,ces for domestic white beans are held gen
SIS r'eoSk Is moving slowly and is easy not many
ss selling a. mis- week reported sales being 81 soG
m ;be choice. dr. stock Scotch peas very quiet
sn no E choice bush g. s5@s2 40 % DO common to
- sess2 20; pea oIfei e n,sTxow 81 IoSs 30 i'm
E $ 90 90 = eS9@9n s9 10 to go soOa o5s6 sassS 10 q
iFfets, s6ass white kidney choice. 81 33ss2 40 do
ssn Foe5 lS5 SaS 70 O. good 81 5oasl so black turtle
81 9 :soS dc 's1 81 4oas1 coce 81 go lima
hoce 50 35qS3 40 PHAs-scotch. bags. per
sss s SOS Ssssip,s to-day SIPS pkgs The weather
liIsIv 1rfavorabe trade. and duh business was
-. eeci'e1 more is 10 change the position,
sSFeTts have al the fancy that they
cure 70. ne sa5es from e6sc downward these have
eos y M t-ihe better that the tone is hrmer The
Epo-ers not doing much Process and factory
gaie, but there IS some ee i9s packing s5ock5
ts: ~ crsae-y specials per N: 5e do extras, 2"1se
ls-e2osc; &c ra 5o62ozc do firsts IssF 1eisc; do
.l &c % =, .hi-5s l5slel1c Western Imitation
scas -s 1871 qaoc: Western factory. frsts lsc:
cs~onds lsalszc DO thirds l1qlT 5sc packing stock.
N9 t5Esf-fiecepts to-day 4577 boxes There is
srreTnent OF the trade indeed the buying IN some
.-ters seems TO be on more restricted scale and
prices are easitnr is harev steadv in some quar-
.aeish @ asd dis for We State. fun cream.
escsls esc l21. lS1c; Go small, colored white,
do Colored white fancy. II y
co6 10 prime II a II isc; do fair. eb.
s,6sc DO skins, y ID. specials. sac; do SKINS
g -Ssc: do fair good, 4 06c: 60 common, - q
sI- 90 fuu slzims. Il G2lec Note-The classihca-
~ - of specials includes Young Americas Daisies
oslf 70 sizes OF fats OF very high quality.
0IT,;Gs-Receipts to-day. 1O.s44 cases. Dealers
VOW using many storage eggs that their require
s--s of fresh more selective- Fancy goods hold
mad and there is scarcity of cheap eggs below
20 but medium grades quiet Storage continue
must be very choice
.,o-stIon quote State, Pennsylvania and nearby
sis~+ed white fancy. 296 soc: do choice "a a
e.. do brown mixed fancy. 26c. choice
ese5c: do underErades. 19Q &c Western irsts
sSe. 90 frsts - 22C; do seconds. 19le q 20lrc.
-s;rss l9c, drties. u a 1Tc checks 10915c.
sreerator. april packed q @22c; Go May, 0a21 nc;
- sumner packed. Is G2oc.
Ts-FRESE9-Receipts OF apples light:
choice fancy fruit is firm: medium lower grades
o,.r only a moderate demand prices show q
,nrs Choice Bartlett pears slightly sellers favor.
rsI medium fruit quiet late varieties
tr Choice fancy peaches We're sustained:
aust owing TO the stormy weather. and medium
qualities ruled dull and weak. with many
:. hour FluTls IN light supply. but
snd outside figures rather extreme Very jtle doing
m grades today large part OF the supply
late hour, prices lower
-nuskelons plentifui easie- nearby stock
SHOWS vide range in quality and value: quotations
cover sales. but few exceptionally fancy lots may
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, as the Agent and Representative
OF the Supreme Court to carry out ths pro-
visions OF the trusts created under the Last
VIII and Testament Of Patrick Dickie. de-
ceased. Plaintiff. against Philip A: Pay.
ton. jr.. Maggie p. Payton. his wife. and
others D-fendanta-In pursuance OF
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.s duly
made and entered in the aoove-entttiec &C
tion. snd bearing date the Sth day OF Au-
gust 1905, l. the undersigned, the Referee
in said Judgment named. will sell at PUB
lie Auction at the New York heai EstAte
salesroom Nos. 1915 Vesey street. in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK,
on the Ist DAY OF September. 1855. at IL
o'clock noon. on that day, BY bryan L.
Kennedy. Auctionesr. the premises directed
by said Judgment 20 be sold. and therein
described follows: All that certain Iot
OF land situate in the Borough OF Mammal
tan in the City OF New York with the
building. theron erected. and known by the
number two hundred and scventy-seven- on
a rnap entitled Map Of tract OF land
formerly belonging 70 chas Henry Aa!4.
ESD deceased situated at Harlem. in the
Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New YORK.
fled IN the Office OF the Register or ms
and described as follows: Beginning az a
po!nt IN the northerly line OF one Hun
dr-d and Tnirty-fourth street. distant two
hundred and eighty-dve feet westerly Irofn
m. no-thwest-rIy corner OF Fifth avenue
and one Hundred and Thfrty-fourth street
running thence westerly along said north
eriy line. Twenty-Five reeti thence hol .ne.L -
and parallel with Fifth avenue ninety
nine feet and eleven inches: thence essterly
ana parallel with one Hundred and thirty
fourth street. twenty-five feet. and thence
south-rlv and parallel with Fifth avenue,
ninety-nine feet and eleven inches. 10 rns
place OF beginning Together with the sp-
purtenances and all the estate and rights
Of the defendants Philip A Payton- i.
and Maggie P. Payton. his vile. In and 70
said premises o,
Dated, New York. August tth. lsCc
JAMES T. BRADY. Referee
TURNER. ROISTOS 3 HORAN.
Attorneys for Plsinti1. = william
street New York. N Y
The following - a diagram OF the prop
,-tv 10 be sold as described above. tho
street number being 81 West 1Ssth street
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY other hour on tho even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington. with ali Line. scutL
Leave New York Daily. 23d s. LILY St
WASHINGTON. SGpers. 1l-6O pm 40 ar.
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7.50 am 500 am
wAsHINGToN. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
wHsHINGToN. Banet. i:so pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 m 100 pm
WASHINGTON. 9utst. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.50 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, II so am l.. 90 mn
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. 9. sc pm 100 pm
.'PITTsBURG LIMITED. so pm 200 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LouIsy.. Iiso pm ds0 am
GIN. 81. LOUIS. .JOUISy.. $50 am 10 90 am
GIN. ct. Louis. LOU -Sv. 500 pm 600 pm
offices: PAS. 4s%. 1900 Broadway. A,.o. 10,
House. los Greenwich St. 225 9th Av.. 8Si
Grand ST, n. Y; 345 Fulton St. Brooklyn:
West 2Sd St and Liberty St
After Q .. IT. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained st Bureau Of Information.
B & O. r. r. 23d ct Terminal. Phone
Number. ChelseA-S1A
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 25,-Closing: WHEAT-Spot steady;
No red Western winter Is 5d; futures quiet sepeI-
her. 4&d: December rs SID CORN-Spot firm
futures quiet September 6s 91.d.
dOn Pacihc Coaso. steady q 1osqt2 5s BEEFm1tEa
India firm. Hos. PORk-fTime mess western
strong. 77s Cd HAMsShort cut IA to 10 10 steady 57s
BACON-Cumberland cut 26 to 80 No. strong 5os short
rib strong 4.s long clear middles, light,
2s b strong 4as long nniddles heavy IS to
strong. AS; clear bellies Il to 10 n strong &4s
SHoTLDERS-SQuare. IL TO 1S ~ firm. 3ss- LARD
Prime Western. in uerces steady as Sd; american re-
coIored new firm 82s: Canadian finest white. new.
Arm els TAIIOW-Prime city steady. 27s TUIsPEN-
TTNE-Spfrits steady I'D LINSEED OIIJ-Steady.
25s PETROLlEJ-8i-Cu I'd. ROSIN-CoTnmon steady.
IS Sd.
After all. you know. a is only as old as he
feels
Yes: how about the fellow who feels like a
two-year- old '?''-PhiladelphiR Press.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27

FOR SALE-S12.0t0 cash. IN village oc
Ellsworth. Wis. county seat OF PIerce
County. tive lots. 66x3e0 IT one two-stcrv
store building. 20x50 #; one one and a haic
story store building. 2Sx4O r.. and cement
basement one one and half story dwell
ing annex. 24x2- Il. one and q hale
story dwelling annex. 2Sx2S. one one and
half story iron covered warehouse. iS
MOO II; one two story barn. 24x2s. TWO
refreshmenr stands on fair grounds: first
class stock OF groceries and notions, No. l
fixtures; plate glass windows. glass cOun-
tsrs. computing scales. cash register. soda
fountain- delivery wagon. electric lights.
city water. etc: American Express Office
in connection, paid $500 last year, part OF
two story building rented for Si7 per
month: sales. $4,000 last year. can be-
Increased: very best location IN city. op-
posits postOffice: 5000 people within six
miles square: rich farming community.
never had a crop failed here II Interested.
write or inquire OF c. W Bateman. Els
worth. Wis.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is 10 be sold. IS Elk thou
sand six hundred and sixty-two dollars and
$500 ($6662 8S). with interest thereon from
the Sth day of June. 1905. together with
costs and allowance amounting to Three
hundred and si1ty-nine and I1-loO dollAEs
with interest from June lph. lSce. to
xether with the expenses OF the sale. The
Approximate amount Of the taxes. assess
nnents and water rates. or other liens,
which are to De allowed 20 the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid oy tns
Referee is unpaid taxes for the year 1901
and interest not computed. OF Seven hun
(S72T go: unpaid Croton Water rent, 1907,
with interest not computed. ono hundred
and si1ty-seven dollars GS16I.Oo) unpaid
Cruton Water rent, 1908.
The above-cescribed premises viii be sold
subject to q first mortgage OF Thirty-seVen
thousand FIVE hundred dollars (SSI.5OpD. at
five per csnfurn (5Gc) from the LIST day Of
June 1905 principal sum OF which be-
comes due on the LIST day OF December.
1911, Qnterest from November 1st, 1905:
and also subject 70 a second mortgage OF
Fifteen thousand dollars Cs15. oeoo. upon
which One thousand dollars 81. .Oo0) Is paid.
dollars 1000 at the rate Of six per
csntun (6r,) with interest from the 18th
OF May 1903. which mortgage becomes due
on the 18th day OF November. 1911 unter-
est from November 18th. 1900. until which
time annual instalments OF One thousand
dollars 1.ooO) per annun is payable
thereon.
Dated. New York. August 18th. 1908
WALTER 3. WALKER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-08-27
RAILROADS.
MEM Jersey CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADDLPHl-A
ExERI n 2s;,, HoER OF on THE e HOUR, o,31 g,
-a60. $50. 8 20 $50. 900 1850. ll.Z0. 1850
$50; 500: ESQ. 100; So ;S h i10o % ,. m
1860. 80 2.50, a.50. +.o0. $50, $50. 7.oG
$50 ;S,s1:S 80; ii;sS 2: M so 20 ~ soo
noon 100. 1.so. 200, 8. 90. 400 40. 90.
600 200. 500. e.oo p. m. u 10 midnight
fsoSass isS Noon liO SO o. sGs so 5".0 : go 20
FoR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN.
ERTY ST. :-i.30. 500 1000 a. m. 20
noon, zoo: 100; 600. !:o0 p m daily.
? NJ Sundays. ESQ a IN. go ?. %. Lv.
aRERTx abjz5 % ST mi0sS sSnssx, m ,odo Goo Sat.
VIA ALL RArr.-Lons Branch, Asbury
SO, 1i.2S = M m. CS2o. 100 sa5s. M only1.
hsasS Y % '%s, % sa5 a1; }. Az az
days. s.oo. go a m. $50. s 20 p. m Lv.
!I2 20. 40 sats. Onlyj, i.ao $40. q IS
s';.). 80. 6,l5 except sstsl. 5so go
iy;oe NbF 4 nj H69R; 1:9G; $40 R0,prELro- ? Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Lons Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove.
&C, Lv. Pier 81, y. r. Foot W: 42d ST;
$50 9.S5. 1890 g. M. II 30. l.s0. .. 10.
<.1b. b.25. 7.%5 D. m SUNDAYS. 600. 100
& m. 100. $50. "a: p IN leave Pier 10,
n. r.. Foot Cedar St. e.1s. 1000, ll.oo
a m. 100. 200. 3,<5, AS. b.An. $40 p. M
Sundays. $50. 1880 f. m. I.so. A0o. $40
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Time tables may be obtained st follow
ing offices: Liberty st. OT 2sJ St Tel
Chelsea Sl<4), Pisr- 10 and 81, y. r..
Astor House, 24s. S34. 1850, 1854 Broadway,
leg 2o5 PSI Fifth Av., 27Bs Third Av.. Ill
West i25th ST.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York. Court St. 9s3 9sz Fulton ST. 47S
kostrand hv-. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage tn destination