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i i THE. BIHlITN'GHAil NEWS. BIRMINGHAM, At TT7ESDAT, JUNE 6, 1899. i FOR 8 ALE. fl.QOO 9-room bouse and 28 acres near East lake, front, macadamized rjad.

B. F. Ehorn. HE RESENTED Lj 1 i ij mt I 1 I 00K tates tlint tip had no weapon wUat-ereru tln bon ml Tpvo chauukh imikikiuikh. MrS Keaglft was curried to the Hc atallonvwherw two charge were dwk-cted ajjtlnat him, one for an (Ttf and the other for carrying concealed weapon.

He made bond for hi appt aran tho court. special jriMsn This morning, a tisnal. Chief I lice C. W. Austin and Judge I were hi ihelr accustomed place the Inferior Criminal Court wlt MMttn, llir luiri ivi AtD GET THE LUCKY NUMBER, Don't cost anything Tickets free and you might get one of the 09 Victor Bicycles.

LISTEN HanKtor Shoos ent to $4.98, and all nthnr nmcion accordingly. CAR LOAD SHOES JUST RECEIVED. My little book THREE CLASSES OF MEM? sent sealed free, oupon request. It tells of my 30 years practice and success in treating- results of youthful errors: Nervousness, Impotency, Varicocele, and Kindred Ailments, by natures own grift to man Electricity. Drugs never cure -they only stimulate.

With my famous Dr. Sandens 1S99 Model ELECTRIC BELT and Supporting Suspensory I cured 6,000 last year, and gve Health World (sent sealed with book) over 400 voluntarytestimonials new every month. Soothing currents applied through weakened parts at nights. It cures you while you sleep. Not for sale by agents or druggists.

Beware of Quacks with their Free Trial swindles. Write for book to-day, and get my opinion of your case. DR, T. A. SANDEN, 826 Broadway, New York, N.Y.

ct-fi There was nothing said trntwee- iem Doth the Judge and the Chief rr Villen lie tending strictly cases on the were reached that Judge Greene would Vf point a special Judge to hea.y iiie ess inasmuch as lie was rclat.fj tl fendant. fl The chief bad nothing foJMr There were no aiwlogidp off-re I on either tde. and there -re no evidence of a breach. Judge Feagin was se.4i 1v a New reiorter. aud said as far i he was concerned there wrould be i ihatgew preferred against Chief All-tin I he lice Colli iniseiull.

but he desired to hate the order of the court carried out. and would have them earth'd out. lie had nothing to aay a to the ether nntiera. Chief Austin reel led Ida sole of the case. He said that the chaise against yonng Feagin would la changed from affray to that of Attempting to draw a weapon.

He Mild that he was not struck, and that he hit Mr. Feagin for the purpose of prfTi-ntliig him from drawing the pletol. lie nprivatl the belief that Mr. lYagtn had not aeeu Ida father tiefore ovmlng out the North Highlands, but had Wen told a great many things by oirtsldera. MC, CCrVet chairman of the Commission, was win at poicn headquarters this morning, lie mid that no notice had Wen brought to Ids attention yet of the entire tllificiiHy es-cept, through the paper ami talks around the headquarter.

There were no charges preferred, he said. lie had very Ilttl to say, knowing but IHtle officially of the case. ly to business. liH'ket against esgiB Judge 1 tsd C. ISO HOST AYE 1 '-It it.

I I'm a. t. I. fu pnH WALK, 4 h.i trf fcptoafc ft I a I I 1 1 I. III if South tnlnp, II (M.mU in i bom.

I flrd and SUk afreet. -ft tl V. If row haw Smoked too Mae Tsko Horsfords Acid Pboaphst. 1r. W.

II. Fl-tier. le Sin-ur. i 1 I says: It la a grand remedy In tivo use of bdiaeco. Believes tlie -presiriou caused thereby, and lndti refreshing nleep.

i NOT MBS. 8. F. II, But Mr. Florence Tarrant, Who I In Montgomery Nunday.

pwM. The Mrs. Tarrnnt, hc ili'nihs' mentioned In Hie News joeterday Mra. Florence Tarrant, of Moittgi.u a distinguished iias Wen sjn'iii in Hi iwnd wmk In State, but not Mrs. 8.

1', II. Tarrn educator of at ill greater dlsiln whose cdticuUonal work I 0 tf ti 8X11.1. MAN, WO Twenty first 8t. el HUM (INK A BARGAIN. id vwi ite.

4-. I i 4, 4l uiii 2itii i lit No III tllivl i 1 ilii i ii st ri I i ii If ii ii 'its, 6 per ernt lull si Ini it street BWII llllp Oo h'O si i Mol MS it (-t i i so- Morr1 I I I It Veil MS i I i. I oila iiie lulh ra 1. toes. sn, a siol luMi street.

SC, avenue, tea venue, ten North. i i i I Chief Austins Criticism His Father. of JEWETT FEAGIN EPISODE. He Demanded an Apology and Was Knocked Down by the Chief and Arrested. BiLDY DAYIS CASE THE CAUSE There was quite sensational episode in the Inferior Criminal Court yetserday.

at the afternoon session growing: out of the tVial of Baldy Davis et including two Chinamen, on a charge of violating the Sunday Judge Feagin discharged all the defendants except Davis, and he was finally released. When this was done Chief Austin said: I am going to let the people know why the law is not enforced. I have done my duty, and I want others to do theirs. We had evidence enough to justify a conviction in that case, and there-is no use to bring a man up here you are, going to turn him loose lijje that. I am going to see that th' know men are nej, yipvieJW The Judfi sim posed a fine of $10 for contempt, I' hereupon the Chief told the Judge cJ impose more if he desired.

The Judgedid impose another fine, and requested Capt. William Weir to take thrift man to jail. Captain Weir beggaQ to be excused, saying that Chtyq Austin was his superior officer apcl he could not arrest him. The Judge stated that be had Jurisdiction over his court, and that the officers were officers of his court. The Chief left the room.

lie stated afterwards that be had no apologies to make for the statement made in the court room. There was some mention made about proceedings against the Chief. WENT TO CHIEFS HOUSE. About midnight last night Jewett Feagin. aged about 21, son of Judge X.

B. Feagin, of the Inferior Criminal Court, called at the house of Chief of Police Austin and requested an lnter-xiew. Officers Cole and Devine and Mr. John G. Bradley were with the young man when the call was made.

It was evident that trouble was about to occur. The two officers were detailed on the case by Captain Weir because of the suspicious actions of the young man. At the residence of the Chief, Officer Cole called the Chief to the door and told him Mr, Feagin wanted to ee him. Beforehand the Chief was warned that there might be trouble. The Chief bad no weapon, but received the gentlemen in his night clothes.

Mr. Feagin asked for a private interview. Into the parlor Chief Austin led him and the door was closed. Dont you think you owe my father an apology, said Mr. Feagin to the Chief, or words to that effect.

Well, no, said the Chief. Well, I think you do, replied Mr. Feagin. The Chief stated that every one was entitled to his opinion. Mr.

Feagin then asked what had happened between the Chief and JAdge Feagin. whereupon the Chief told him to go and ask bia father as to what had happened. HIT IN THE FACE. Mr. Feagin then reiterated that he believed an apology was due his father and it Is stated made an effort to run his hand down his pants pocket in front.

Before he could put his bam! in the pocket Chief Austin hauled back and struck the young man in the race and with the other hand grabbed the young mans arm. The tussle attracted the attention of Mrs. Austin and the officers on the outside ran in just in time to witness part of the difficulty. Young Feagin was placed under arrest In his pants pocket in front was a brand new pistol which had never been fired. Chief Austin SEE OOB DEW BBRIVflLS IN HEGKWEHB, FBJiBY B8LF BOSE, STBBW BATS.

USLE DKDEHWEB8, -FBEHC0 BHIBHISS0J1 OPEHWEHB. all ovi the Slate. The IniUais gl In the News yesterday would make oen believe that It was Mrs. 8. I II Ticji rant who had ill.

d. It will be pu-nslng to not that Mra. 8. F. II TnnaiU la still si-ared to continue lu great wuk in AiatNima education.

Cash, 10 acre, at codiawn. Eborn. B. F. $3.2 Caeh.

9 acre, near Fowler station. 4. F. Eborn. 1.800 6-room cottage, new, lot lOOzlQW; nice location.

South Highland, dummy. B. F. Eborn. $3.000 Choice, cozy, 7-room atone residence, a perfect gem of art and comfort; large lot, tony location; the home of the moguls and lilg Injnns; easy terms.

See it quick. A bargain. It' going. B. F.

Elytra. $2.500 House and Jot 50x190. on 7th aTenue, North; easy terms. B. F.

Ehom. Excellent 7-room modern house on lot 50x190, fronting South Highlands dummy. B. F. Eborn.

$3,000 Excellent 7-room bouse and fwo 3 room outhouses, lot lovely lot, choice location, near Powell school, on 6th avenue. North; greatest bargain on the Xortbside. I have said it. Call and see. B.

F. EBORN, 106 21 at St. Established S. BETHEA As CO. Ground Floor Steiner Building Telephone 56.

$1,800 For lot 50x100, on South 20th street, near Avenue E. $3,425 For lot 137x157, on 13th avenue. South, near 20fh street. $21.000 For lot fronting 100 feet on 2d avenue, with good 2-story brick building; wlTl be worth $40,000 iu two years. $400 For lot 50x160, on North ISth street, near 1 1th avenue.

$1,000 For lot 50x100, with two houses renting for $11 a month, South 21st street, near Avenue D. $6,00 For lot 50x100, on North 18th street, near postoffice. For corner lot on 2d avenne lOOx 140. Uall and get particulars. For two good 2-story houses on lot 90x100 on South 27th street.

1888. FOR SALE. $3.500 Lovely 8-room house. South Highlands; a bargain. Cash Kents for $66 per month; lot KStxlAO feet.

See this today. $2.500 A Bargain on 8th avenue. North. $2,750 Half cash. 6-room cottage.

S. 14th at. $3,500 9-room residence, all modern improvements, near 5tb North. $3.750 Pretty house on 7th ave. A good Investment; will pay lO per cent.

$4,50 9-room residence on 4th avenue, will net 10 per cent. 7-room residence, 25th In fine repair. $23,000 Best central business property, 1st avenue. $18 oo 3-story brick, 2d avenue. A Bargain on South Side.

T. D. HOWARD 1827 2d Ave. Thone 412. Opposite Florence Hotel.

FOB SALE. $3,300 Terms easy, for 50x140, on 14th ave. South, near 20th with 5-room cottage. $3.000 Splendid 8-room 2-story house, on 23d street. This Is nice.

$2,500 Terms easy. 50x150, with nice 5-roora cottage; bath and gas; two sets of double sliding doors and cabinet mantels. $2.500 Nice 2-story residence on 11th between 15th and 16th streets, with bath. gns and electric lights. $1.250 80x1822, corner 12th st.

and ave. South. $ii(80x 1804, corner 12th ave. and stret. South.

$8,560 Property that pays $1,200 per annum feet. with 2-story house, pressed brick front. This is a corner; dose In. ave. between 21st and 22d sts.

Fine lot. $1,200 Eight flue lots at Fowler station. R. n. THOMAS, Phone 150.

204 20th sL 12th 13th FOR SALE. $625 Good 4-room house, fronting electric ear line, at Hilbert station, corner lot, plenty of shade, fruit trees, good well "bn porch; $125 cash, balance to suit. $4 Corner lot, 75x140. at North Birmingham, fronts south and east, nice 4-room cottage, grape vines and fruit trees, the cheapest thing on the market. $550 For a house newly painted and papered.

Lot 50x165. at East Lake; terms $50 cash, balance $10 per month. $95 will buy lot 50x130 in Carter's addition to Avondale. $1.350 Half cash, balance to sti't 2-story, 7 room house; fronts south; close to car line; on 12th avenue. North.

$2.500 The best fnrnt near Birmingham; 26t acres rich, level land; good house, well. horn, close to electric cars; on public road. B. A. THOMPSON.

Phone 24. 219 21st Street. North. FOR RENT. 317 23d street.

9 rooms. 6-room house on avenue aip 12th street. FOR $2,000 Nite house on STuthslde, cheap if sold soon. 10-rooro- hoipf-CJWV rle lights and all conveniences. on Highlands, at a bargain.

Nice house at West End. Call tfnd see. 3. H. HEINKKE.

Real Estate and Insurance. FOR SALE. $1.250 $250 cosh, balance easy A nice 6-room cottage; N'orthside. $1.350 $450 cash, balance easy A stylish 5-room cottage; West End. $1 Rim-One acre land and good house; West End.

We have some specialties in good paying Investments for small money. SATTERFIELD SLATON 114H 21st Boom 5. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS: MEETING. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Birmingham Auditorium Company will be held iu the rooms of the Commercial Club on June 22. 1899, at 8 p.

for the following pu-poses: The Increase of the capital stock of the company to an amount not to exceed To elect a Board of Directors. To consider the Issuing of preferred stock to an amount not to exceed To consider a proposition to borrow by mortgage on the property of the company a sum not to exceed $15,600. And such other business as may be brought before the meeting. J. B.

McCLARY. my20-tu-thu-sat-td Secretary. BIDS WANTED For $20,000.00 Public Improvement Bonds. City of Birmingham, Office of Auditor. Birmingham, May 19.

1899. Sealed bids will be received at this office until 12 o'clock June 7. 1899. for six 6) per cent. 10-year public improvement Minds of the city of Birmingham.

Alabama. Bonds to be issued nnder auihor-Itv granted by an act of the General Assemble of Alabama, approved February 23, 1899 Bids to be accompanied by certified check for $500 no. Board reserves right to reject any or ail bids. F. V.

EVANS. City Clerk and Auditor. 6-20-tu-tbu-sat-to6-6 BIDS WANTED For Removing, Garbage. City of Birmingham, Office of Auditor. Birmingham.

May 19, 1899. Sealed bid will be received at the office of the City Clerk and Auditor until 12 o'clock m. of Wednesiiay. June 7. for removing all garbage from the city of Birmingham, and disposing of same from date of contract until June 1.

lvl. also to Jnne l. 1901. Specifications can be seen at this office. Certified check for to accompany each bid.

City reserves right to reject'any or1 all bids. F. V. EVANS. Clerk and Auditor.

5-20-tu-thu-sat-to6-6 Notice No. 20504. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Land Office at Montgomery.

May 29. 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler he filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Birmingham- on July 8. 1899. Vix: Perry I Jones, homestead entrv No.

29264. for the of X. W. ki. Sec.

32, Tp. 18 south of IL 2 west. He name the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of saM Hud. via; James A. noward.

Stephen H. P.ai!ey, Labi vet te C. Morris, Thoms T. Nabors, all of' Refuge. Ala.

ROBERT BARBER. may3t-tue-6w Register. Good fishing at hast Lake. v- 1 I i 4 i KING. 1915 FIRST AVE.

FOR RA LE NORTHSIDE. 7.W I lot and house on ISth street. $4 house on 7th avenue. A c'iAl fiargaln, 23rd afreet; close In. A lieautlful vacant lot In the best neighbor-I.

I. J12.VI-A special bargain, 23rd street. 'I lie choice of 5tli avenue; a bargain. 1 Ight-room house on 7th avenue; corner. Fourth avenue, 8 room house; cheap.

Ure I'd. nice brick, in One location; bargain. ROUTHSIDE. Two fli.e bouses on 11th avenue. I -6-room bouse on Avenue easy.

IS 3.V 8-mom house In flneorder; good neigtitiors; easy terms. Is Elegant corner and fine house; cheap. Ve have some fine business property, cea- trsl, and run show you a large list of vacant property In any part of city. See us before you buy, as this la a email sample of our property. BAILEY 4k HOWARD.

Phone g. 221 21st at. FOR SALE. 2.750 Lot 50x165, 5-room houseand bath, 12th avenue. Sooth.

$3 2 (SH175, good house, 12th avenue. Si 1 k-5 room eoftage, with hath, Northsble 5 room house, lot 50x140, 4th avenue. North $1 css t-6-room house, lot 50x200, good location on car line. Northatde. $1 2t house.

Bush avenue. North Highlands. let IiOxl28. good small house on electric car line, near 11th avonne. 4.5-A handsome home.

South Highlands. acres, good Improvements, fine witcr. fruits, flowers. Hurtsvllle avenue. 1 7t yt Ux2l new 5-rooiu house, on csr line, Northslde.

2 7V Ix.t 50x160, 5-room house, 24th street North acre farm, good Improvements, 3 tidies from cltv; near ear line. yr.Mvi.p acres on avenne F. west of city. 1 750 will buy 4 Ipts 50x200 each, on the West Highlands. One view of elty.

If you want a suburban homo see this at once. FOR RENT. Store house, 1804 lt avenne North. Store house. 34 South 20th street.

It romn dwelling 2lt t. and 11th avenue. T. n. MOI.TON A CO.

FOR SALE. $2 750 Buys most desirable home In Wood-law ii. 150x176 fi-et on car line, fl Vat -Very linnilsoine lot on South Hlgh-bitnls. in most delightuf neighborhood. $7'itvLot 75x1 Ilea well and Is convenient to East I.ake curs.

i Ei two houses and barn wlh garden FOR SALE, yitsst 3 atory lirick store on North tis-5 room cottage on North liith I 2.s 2 story 7 room dwelling, 8th t.2sv atory 7-room dwelling, N. 17th st. yi.issi- room cottuge, lot 86x265, Highland avenue, $4 "Mi rooms, modern Improvements, lot 5x yo. 11th avenue and 15th street, 8. ll sk room residence.

20th street. South lilgtdsnds. rfsun residence, newly furnished llili avenue and ltith street. South, lot as I2i feet. $6 -s room rfklilrniy, 21st st, between and sAeoues, South.

I I 5 6 room cottage and double servants" tiouw. 7th avenue between '22d and 23d Meet. North. i6-rMim dwelling. 7th avenue North.

$2 5 sv il r'iii cottage; servants bouse and stile, lot 58x106. South 19th street. Coriespondence solicited W. N. MALONE A 2617 First avenne.

FOR SALE. $16110 60x400 4-room house; on car line; at Flyt ii $5 likixHO; 4th avenue, between 16th ami 17tU t.a -411x210; half Mock; frooting 400 feet Kj. nsaa t'lty Railroad; (more than two right lu the city; 9tli avenue and 251 afreet $1 ii.i-,i, acrea rich, level land at West End. all lands adjoining surveyed Into god chance to double your money. -W ill buy 3 beautiful lota 00x140 feet, each on that elevation to the left of car lme lettpiii Krltchtnati and La Crosse stations.

One-third cash, balance 6 and 12 month. 3 acre of land within 301 feet station on electric oar line, fronts 600 foet on Oil-foot street, which la also a public road, leas than 3 miles out. FOR RENT. $I2 5i Per Month 5-room cottage on Hush avenue. S.

B. THOMPSON. Telephone No. 24. 219 21st St RRANCn OFFICE.

ReeognDIng the growing Importance of Fntcv City, we have Jut established a bran efflee at that place, placing In charge of It a lire, energetic and thoroughly young man Mr. B. R. Pegram. We will be pleased to have our friends list property for sale or rent at our Ensley or Rii mlughant office, and will be glad to answer at cither office any Inquiries relative to Fu.ier proper! v.

En-ia-v fltj offer a most Inviting field for i liKctnicnt. and prospective purchasers would well to Investigate what 1 offered at our bramh ofdce. before placing their moucy. McConnell Whatley. Phone 46.

117 21 street, Birmingham, Ala. FOR RENT. No. 1601 Third avenue; 6 rooms and bath. FOR 8ALR.

room bouse and lot, 50x150. with x.ell; term cash, balance $10 per nth: bear city. e. ba tl acre; cottage, Cirn-r lot at SndthfleM station, where Lynn store s'oaVl $175 cah. l.n froutlng electric car line, $675 cash.

A pick nn. 4-riu house and lot at Elyton; terms, I 0 cash, balance $lO per month. $2 5v-7th avenne. 5-room cottage, southern fron. I'd 50x190; good locality.

Lot Iu Ware' Grove and North High'ands and last ween Sth and 9th avenues and Bear 11th street, from $5 to $7.50 per front f-a't. Bsrrslu In Smlthfled. Jtnesyille, Wood-lawn. Elyton nnd Towderly. L.

G. PETTTJOnN. Ptiooa 465. 3rd Acs. rn, pear car line FOR SALE.

Nlc home on 7th avenue. Very cheap Em-Oond 3-room cottage on Coke ton road. $n-Lot KitHltO; 6 room bouse. Ou oar Hue. p.n-4 rnom bouse.

No. 1810 avenue lx. $1 25KA1, 2J avenne, between Ifka and 17-h at reel. 1 --One a nd two bouses on car line, Wuodlswrt. CHICHESTER, YANCEY ORR.

Tel. U6. 2009 1st Ave. MISCELLANEOUS TRUE ENOUGH- you can gel along with a dim light, but there la no comfort or satisfaction In it. Electric lights are the best.

H. F. WILSON CO. buy and sell, on commission, stocks, bonds, business notes and negotiate loans on real estate at 6 per cent. 1921 1st avenue.

6-6-t RELIABLE power, available twenty-hour hours each day; must Interest you; with an electric motor you pay for only what you yourself use and save the waste; electric power is available when you need it; it Is cheap and clean and bandy. We will cheerfully make estimates for wiring and complete installations promptly and accurately. Excelsior Electric the old reliable, 1803 2d avenue. HAVE a motor of your own in your shop; pay for what power you actually use by meter and tpe savings will increase your profits. TAKEN UP One fawn colored Jersey cow; swallow fork in right ear.

Owner can get cow at 1708 3d jivenue. STRAYED June 5. from Enslo a bay mule, 16 hands high; bad on leather halter; no shoes; collar marjts on each side of breast: former owner, W. C. Verreli, Lincoln.

Ala. $5 reward for return to W. M. Wit Iters. Eng I ey.

Jet-3t GO to Hawkins Springs. 10 cents round trip on Sundays. The most beautiful natural park in Alabama. apr21-10t We carry a full line of power motors In stock. Excelsior Electric 180.3 2nd avenue.

ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds. Jewelry and watches; delivered on first payment; lowest prices; business confidential. E. Lowinsohn, 2010 1st avenue. All goods warranted.

INGRAM LITHIA SPRINGS anjj '-Hr, Near Ohatrhie Station. EaaV and West Railroad. Railroad ae.3- liack fare from Birmingham only. $2.25. Splendid table; pure air.

and J.eneflt of life-giving Ingrain I.ithla In charge of J. B. Gilmore, one of tbr finest hotel men in the South. For t4rms, address J. B.

Gilmore, Ob.atchie. or apply Ingram Llthia 'Water 3 North 20th street, city. Junc3-3t VIAYI is a simple, effective home treatment. For information apply at 15 Stei- ner Bank Building. Jun3-12t FULTj-RLOOD-JERSEY COW for sale by Joseph Hardie, 217 21st street, or 2211 Highland avenute.

6-2-7t SPANISH language taught by a native of Spain. Address Jose M. Rovlra, 307 20th street, upstairs. m-30-7t MANUFACTURES. HAWKINS LUMBER CO.

manufacture lum-ber, sash, doors, blinds, fixtures and finish. TrfE- TRADES. LAUNDRY Special prices given on family washing by the New Laundry. All work guaranteed. 213 22nd street.

PboDe 164. CLERK AND REGISTER'S SALE. J. B. Cobbs, as Trustee.

Complainant, vs. Coaldale Brick and Tile Company, a corporation, and Alabama Paving Brick Company, a corporation. Defendants. In the City Court of Birmingham In Chancery. The State of Alabama, Jefferson County.

No. 2680. By virtue of a decree rendered by the City Court of Birmingham In the above stated cause on the 12th day of April, 1899, I shall, on Monday, the 15th day of 1899, within the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House door of the Jefferson County Court House, In the city of Birmingham, Alabama, proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder, at public outcry, the following described property to satisfy said decree, to-wit: All and singular the real estate, leasehold estates, miles, minerals tud mining and water right and privileges, together with the fixtures, machinery of every kind thereunto appertaining and connected kherewlth. and all real and personal property, improvements and fixtures, machinery, dryers and kilns, bulldiugs, railroads and tramways, rights and franchises belonging to the said Coaldale Brick and Tile Company, located in tie county of Jefferson and State of Alabama. and more particularly described as follows: All the mineral and coal and iron rights to.

in and under and upon the northwest quarter of northeast quarter and the northeast quartCT of northwest quarter of section 18. township 14, range 2 west, lying in Jefferson county, AI-bama. Also all the coal, iron and other minerals in, under and upon the following described lands In the county and State aforesaid: Six acres, more or less, surrounding the old White homesteadaud extending in front of same down hill towards stables and stores of Coaldale Brick and Tile Company, situated in section 7. township 14. range 2 west, being the same six acres reserved by W.

A. White in his sale to Warrior Coal and Coke Company; also the southeast quarter of section 7 and south half of northeast quarter of section 7, the west half of northwest quarter of section 8. the northwest Quarter of northwest quarter of section 17. the northwest quarter of northeast quarter of section 18, all In township 14. range 2 west, in Jefferson county.

Alabama, together with all buildings, improvements and machinery upon said landx. same being in all about 466 acre, owned in fee by said Coaldale Brick and Tile Company. except mineral rights reserved by Warrior Coal and Coke Company. The term of sale shall be as follows, to-wit; The purchaser or purchasers shall pay to the Clerk and Register In cash a sum sufficient to pay off and satisfy the costs of this suit and such amounts as shall be allowed as compensation to complainant aa Trustee and to the Trustees solicitor, and the balance of their bid may be paid In cash. or.

If the purchaser or purchasers desire, thev may. as to any amounts which they would receive on any bonds held by them and conveyed by the deed of trust mentioned In the bill of complsint in said cause, to that extent satisfy the balance of their bid by depositing with the Clerk and Register the bonds of the Coaldale Brick and Tile Company secured by said deed of trust, which was executed by the said Coaldale Brick and Tile Company to the Birmingham Trust and Savings Company on the 11th day of Octo-her 1894. This, the 20th day of April. 1899. ln JOHN S.

GILLESPY, apr26-th-3t Clerk and Register. The above sale la postponed to Monday, June 5, 1S99. JOHN S. GILLESPY. Clerk and Register.

mayl5-roon-3t The above eale I poetjvmed to Monday, June 26tb. 1899. JOHN S. GILLESPY. Jnne6-tnes-3t Clerk and Register.

STTMidER RESORTS. Shelby Springs, Ala. One of the noted watering places will be open May 15th. As It has been a summer resort for the last seventy years it needs no recommendation. Situated on the Southern Rtilorad.

five miles north of Calera. Ala. Write for rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. T.

J. LAW. Proprietor. Loring Springs Hotel Mentone. Ala.

Located on Lookout Mountain, 100 mties north of Birmingham, on A. G. S. Railroad. 2,500 feet altitude.

Magnificent scenery. Delightfully cool. Chalybeate water (cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles.) Rates reasonable. Send for circular. CHA3.

A LORINQ. Are You For the Summer? If so, go to the popular ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS 3 Big: Hotels, Besides Cottages. Fifty acres shaded lawn, a paradise for children and lovers of out-door spurts. The greatest dyspeptic water known. A positive cure for stomach troubles.

For beautiful illustrated catalogue write to J. E. TAPPEN, Manager. Rockbridge, Alum Springs, Va. Your Better Half Told you to order her 100 engraved visiting cards and you forgot it that accounts for that sudden fall in the thermometer at your house when you went home last night now will you be good and send us that order? Roberts Son, 1809 2d Ave.

ANCHOR LINE United States Mail Steamships Sail from New York every Saturday for Glasgow via Londonderry, Saloon Passage, S50 and upwards. Second Cabin City of Rome. $35. Other Steamers, $30, Steerage Passage Rome, $1,4.501 Furneasia, $14.50. Ol her Steamers, $13.50.

For Book of Tours and Information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents. 7 Bowling Green. N. or Jack W. Johnson.

Uulon Depot, or Harrisou Houpt, 1804 Firat Birmingham, Ala. CLERK AND REGISTER'S SALE. Birmingham Building and I.oan Association, a body corporate under the laws of Alabama, complainant, vs. J. T.

D. May. M. J. May and John Uamsden.

defendants. In the City Court of Birmingham In Chancery. No. 2257. By virtue of a decree rendered by the City Court of Birmingham, in said cause on tivwit; May 24th.

1899. I shall, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 26th day of June. A. D.t 1S99, proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at public auction, before the court house door of Jefferson county. Alabama.

In the city of Birmingham, the following described property, to-wit: Lots number 111. 26, 21, 22, and 23, In block 18, and the north half of block number 17. being 13 lots according to the map of the West End Land and Improvement Company, and being situated at West. End In Jefferson county. Alabama; to satisfy said decree.

Witnesa mv band, thla 36th day of May, A. 1899. JOHN S. GILLESPY. mav36-toe-3t Clerk and Register.

DR. O. T. DOZIER. -SPECIALIST.

Sosthwa Msdiesl ie, twaMi Blood, Skla. OaaMo-Urinary. Prtvata Ms eases, sad sit dleessas psenllsr to wnsi.w. teat wry. ksgedt-meats to mtrrtttx sad ad tts-ms sad deanitetd a detlcsts aatura of el Mi nr sax 1 treated at lM.gaa.iwy er hr fte.Mll.

Hook to anea oMty, aa4 trattoM tdnnre lor na aad mm. ttetlfta Cwiiorta Gfaseata OoktsJ Dr. Docer eu b. mlri Inst UMiwm OhrluU. AdmoW Bis fDr.

IMWC pnfeaSoul Mwllwr to pmchabie nd hts otuneMt a. fm it Mrs. VL O. T. DOZ1BK.

Cor. Aw. mn4 at. SHimUnrlMM. Alw and Whiskey jtaAtta eared at borne vrlth-vnt p1a Book of tleulars sent Fl Da.

b. n. woolle--I tiiaata. fca. 4utoe, 6 Kart Fryer st of per- Wffe FEB Dll Me ai taken for less than tor first Insertion.

Additional Insertions one cent per word per day. Advertisements for SITUATIONS WANTED inserted free for first la tertian. WANTED. WANTED Every one to try our superior cleaning, dyeing, repairing and altering. Will dead, retrim and reblock soft hats, derhye ami straw hate; make them look equal to nek or not charge a penuy.

Mall us postal. JWill Call for and deliver all work free of charge. Be sure you find the right place nd don't be deceived. Mail orders solicited. 1arUlan Dye Works, yellow front, 20? 21st street.

niy20-tf eei la erts A 2d avenue. my28-ti WANTED By two gentlemen, tvAnished romn, with or wahtout board, olTioe. WANTED Large second refrigerator. In good, Address, with price, Refrigerator, e'W4 office. juM-3t WANTED Xfu to bring your fans and motors A.

Hunt 406 N. 20th xvhen they get out of fix. WASTED Second hand saw mill, with en-'gine and boiler; must be cheap and in No. 1 repair. Address P.

O. Box 155. Birmingham, Ala. may30-7t BOARD WANTED By young gentleman in private family where late dinners are served. Address Junius, care Birmingham News.

Je6-2t WANTED To buy of property owner for cash resident and business property; state location. Address Private Buyer, care News. may 241m VA Ml tM A l.K. HELP. WANTED At once, two good, reliable farm and truck garden bands.

Apply at 100 North 21st street. my8-t WANTED An efficient stenographer and typewriter. When applying state years experience and name of former X. Y- News office. 6-2-tf ANTED KM Al HELP.

WANTED Good German girl fur general house work. Apply Little Paint Store, 1821 2d avenue. WANTED A white woman to cook and do house work. Most come well recommended. Good price for right party.

Apply at 1715 11th avenne. South. Je5-3t WANTED White girl to cook and do housework in small family. Apply 416 22d st. Jnne.V3t WANTED Competent nurse.

Must have references. Apply 924 South 19th street. may23-tf SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED As city salesman or clerk. Good references furnished. J.

II. care News office. Jun3-St tok a i. ROLL top desk, see us quick, must sell. A.

It. Dearborn Co. 5-12-tf FOR SALE One nice saddle mare; 6 years old. Call on or address James T. Meade, Police Court.

my25-tf WE have for sale a desirable, well located piece of property, paying on present rental income 10 per cent. A. R. Dearborn Co. mayl3-tf) FOR SALE Nice phaeton, in good condition and good horse, lady can drive or ride.

A bargain. Apply Damon Lee Livery 2110 lst avenuc. Jun6-2t FOR SALE Good horse at Atlanta Furniture 401 2Qth street. Je6-5t FOR SALE 50" feet on 3rd avenue, between 19th and 20th streets. $240 per front foot.

Easy terms. This is positively the cheapest lot in said location. Nothing else Is offered for less than $300 per front foot. Smith Stiiiman. 220 21st st.

Jun5-2t FOR SALE Household Are and burglar proof Safes; colors tc suit, $25 up. Business Safes, all sisea. on easy terms. Safe exchanged Warth-Baum Safe Company JOHN A. VANCE.

Agent. 1906 Third Avenue. rK liltNX. FOR RENT To gentlemen, two furnished rooms, in private family: all modern conveniences. Apply 7:40 ISth North.

tnay27-7t FOR RENT Beautiful snit of rooms, gas, private bath; also separate rooms. 2116 tit ti avenue. June5-Ot FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms, with bath, hot or cold water; 314 23rd st. June5-3t FOR RENT Two 4-room cottages. Apply W.

H. Cutllff. 9th ave. and 12th st. June6-7t ROOMS TO RENT Newly furnished rooms, with bath and all convenience.

Board If desired, at moderate prices: delightful location for the summer. 223tY 1st ave. NICE rooms and good board at reasonable prices at 317 23rd street. June 1 6t FOR RENT Handsomely furnished residence. doe In.

to responsible and ra refill tenant until October family leaving for summer. Address Residence, care News, 5-31-tf FOR RENT Rooms: cool, furnished or unfurnished; rate reasonable; references required. Waverly Fiats, 2121 2nd avenue. 5-29-tf 4.0 4 N6. MONEY TO LOAN on furniture without removal on good security.

8. R. Searte. 17th street, between 1st and 2d a cones. bov 28 no BrsrNE CHANCES.

INVEST $20X securing large weekly Income. Safe, conservative proposition. 21 successful year. Statistics free. H.

Griffin, 1180 Broadway, New York. myS-28t Oak Hill Marble Slone Work a Nineteenth Hi. aud llcntavllls vs. We have addod a grinding machino to our machino shop department and aro pro-pared to sharpen lawn mowers this season. Phone No.

209. Hood Machino Co. HES A GLOBE CYl lBT. W. C.

Sanford, of Bat lie Creek, is in the city, lie conte. a nineteen pound Clipper btcjile, with which he la touring the woild, having gone P.Jsd miles already, lie arrio sixty mills of baggage and tools strapped to his wheel, lie the guest of Mr. fluy Cooper, of the CiNija-r )-! Company, while In the city Ask your grocer for "Sunlight' Flour. For Backacho uso STUART'S GI4 and BUCHU. Gen.Stoodman dgaro ukTkTN BESI'Ii'S 81 Have you noticed the targe iitVmhi-r of Want and Beni I alaie ads l'og carried hy the News) Besulta p.xik for themselves We have a FULL LINE of sizes in Sergo Coats and Vests.

Also those cool Blue Linen Suits. Tako a look at our stock. Yesinj Hats. .1 i Joiia-svl Ic, ten yrars, 0 .1 I I ir Rt rrnt a i I I sit 2'tth afreet, a. i.n.r -oh Slh sMeet 11 1 ir oil ot 21 strac.

I'tOllAil; I ll at lM It I Ft A 1.1, k.ne N.I IHx 2lt St. oney to Lend CITY LOAN AND TRUST CO. First Avonuo. rRtJFK10H AL n. given.

nail Hlnins Ensineer 1 iiioiii'-a to lose" IM and devtlcp. vf pr.peMlea. PH. F. H.

MAY, Zar. and Throat bl. 1st 4k 84 Atm. frM 8 I 19 a. at, 9 to ft p.

I CYCLES illsitU, krlrJ. Rented.) r.c SdJ as Low as $5.01 r.J rg tzi 0. THE ALA. HOME 1 25,000 to loan Uuikl houses on va-rit lots. Tho limit of smaller in this nciation than in any her company.

Apply 7. M. Robertson, 2009 1st Ave. SIMON 113 N. 20TH HATTER AK3 HABERDASHER.

Per Hats. I SE StanianHoanGo Sill First grs. Leans mnay watches, diamonds. Jewelry. pistols.

Jtaos. musical laatruineBta. etc. Old gold sod aiivor bought. Uarodeessed pledge for A 4.