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II L. ORR d co.'s
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
1l2 Montgomery St. Occidental Hotel Block.

ORa GUS
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
1l2 Montgomery St. Occidental Hotel Block.
UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY
S2o0-35th ave- bet. and r sts.; cash
S225-Berkshire ST.. 25Xl0O.
S25O-22d ave. bet. ii and SITS.
S25O-e7tl ave-: block from electric road,
s30o-44th ave. mr.. p St; terms easy.
$500 St, bet. Both and 3lSt ayes cash.
SS2O-Soth ave, nr. Q ST.; terms easy.
S9I5-Cor. Soth ave. and St: terms easy
StO0-3lst ave. mr.. St; cash.
S4I5-l ST.. mr. 47th ave terms easy
SOUL lth ave-, bet. NJ and SITS. terms easy,
S550-13th ave-, bet Nj and n s,s: terms easy
S550-23d ave, mr.. ST.
SbOO-10th ave-, bet. NJ and y sts.. terms easy
$o30-C St. mr.. 25th ave; $40 month.
S650-lsth ave, N. OF California st.
S65O-A St. bet. 18th and goth aves. (; terms easy
SHOTGUN ave-. mr.. California st. cash.
a900-k St. bet. 18th ana 18th ayes: terms easy
S950-Sth ave. nr. X St; terms easy
SlOOO-Cor. 10th and Stanya sts.: terms easy.
Sll5O-Cor. 25th ave aud ST.: $50 q month.
Sl25O-J St, mr.. 9th ave; terms to suit
Sl4D0-facing 18th and Corbett road; 25xl04.
Sl500-9 lots on San Bruno road and Peterson
S2I5O-Cor Elizabeth and Diamond SIS: 50x co.
CITY residence and country property for sale or
exchange.
GET ONE OF OUR CoLORED MAPS.
SuIuTh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ENASToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
IL Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers.
63S Market ST.
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BUILDING LOTS.

GIG S00 sACRAMENTo-sr CoRNER
~ IO.oOO. brick improvements; renting for
$14S per In onth lot 36:Sx47:9.
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G0S00 HAYES ST. NEAR DEvISADERo;
I'd oOOO. cottage of rooms and bath; nice
garden. ETC.; lot 25x70:2 street in bltumnous
rock; this is cheap place.
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GQS00 AT A BARGAIN; CLAY ST. NEAR
UOOOU. LIST ave; neat cottage of rooms and,
bath; brick foundation, etc.; hot and cold water
throughout the house; lot 25xl27 :Si4. street
WORK done; very easy terms can be had II desired.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n'FARRELL & LANG
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auetfoneers and House Brokers' Full charge taken
OF property Members OF the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange IL Montgomery street.
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16S 0OO VAN NESS AvE..,NEAR GEARY
tDOc, wv. St: beautiful houses of IL rooms
md bath each lot S0xl09, well rented
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.

TOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
fiat: hne location; about z minutes walk to
local train; references exchanged i220 Union St.
Oakland. iYlq II
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THE BANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DE.
CARED; they average 41a per cent read the fol-
lowing hyestments and note the difference In keep
Francisco real estate.
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TOR SALE-T7 ACRES OF LAND IN CALLS
toga, Cal, adjoining Governor Stanford's late
purchase, The Calistoga Hot Springs level good
land, ali in cultivation; new house, barn out
buildings; hot and cold water: be had tol
$4,000 If taken within 30 days. Apply to q. W.
JOHNSON, Caiistoga. Cal. VIZ So
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800 600 LOT AND INPEoyEM E ! a. on ,:

SrSN0 ELIZABETH, NEAR VALENCIA;
h GA basement; lot 25Nll4. g. d. UMBSEN & CO..
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS
EASTLAKE RESIDENCE

COUGH ST. NEAR VALLEJO;
CONTAINS
Reception-han, salon-parlor dining hall buffers
pantry commodious kitchen, spacious front aIcove.
cnamoeI with ample closet room and large dressing
room; TIT other chambers sunny and capa.
clors: house heated by furnace: basement finished
Win store and wine room: house finished through
out IN natural wood front door of oak; lot 25xlOO
or oVtqy to suit purchaser. Apply at once TO
OrAhnEl-L ~ Lang, agents. IL Montgomery ST.
MODERN RESIDENCE-MUsr BE SOLD; 27sl
W. Gay ST; 2-story bay-window front. contains
rooms path, laundry and finished basement; furnace
such as speaking tubes electric bells. etc. opposite
Alta riaza, which is now undergoing extensive i'm
proyemshts; lot 2oxl00. For price and further par
gomery st.
$4,000 so,Ds 1no =. = a,s7 %
ments Consist of large dwellings, the iocaton Is
blocks from Market St. and = blocks from the new
tract The eye OF the capitalist is very little
DOWNTOWN property for SALE For further particu-
street.
SI9 goo IA d5 So io GQ 9ss PRoPER
the Hayes-st. frontage improved with a 3-story
building: sore of 4 rooms and fats above; Ivy
ave. improved with flats; to:al income $l13 per
month FOR further particulars Apply TO O'FAR-
KkLL Lang II Montgomery st.
GIS00 EAGH-A BARGAIN: LOTS ON ASH
" ~. bury Heightsi street work compete;
ket cable Is mow ayns m tE,cks se MaT
cable road within 100 feet Of this property the
poposeu JoOsI electric road viii pass the property
pcs this up: must be sold IN few days. Apply to
O,FAkRELL LANG, II Montgomery st. suwerf
ToHN PFoRR. 1923 MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
y Safe Deposit.
S30Oo-Lot 60195: Clay ST., bet Jones and Leay-
enworth; fine view: very good buy.
SoOO-Lots 25x1l0 feet near Mission st. and Sill
yer ave
s250-Lots near Mission road and Silver ave-, in
Excelsior Tract.
sl8.50o-Fine corner on Eddy: 2-story bay-win-
dow, store and separate hats: lot 81 6xS7 IS rent
S120.
S65o0-Fine corner house and lot on Powell ST.
saloon below aud lodgings upstairs.
S65OO-Greenwich ST., near Taylor; As :1OxlS7 g.
s15,5OO-Howard st. bet. Sd and 4th: 3-story
house; stores. and u large rooms upstairs lot
S0xS0: rent $50
S65O0-Geary ST, near Steiner, opp. the square;
fine house. q rooms and bath: lot 22xS2 % feet.
Sl2.5 O0-Lot 63x4O0, cor Dolores and Dorland
SITS very cheap.
S70Go-Clay ST., near Mason; 2story. 10 rooms;
29xl2U.
s6500-San Jose ave-. near 26th st: fine s-story
ba) window house and lOI IL rooms and bath; lot
25I125, or 81 900, with lot 75xl25.
SlO0O0-kent $50 so: fine corner on Webster St;
store ana dwellings; 27xlYo
SS5 .OOO-Naiencia ST., 18th; 75NS5, with
Improvements; always rented
S40 ,OOo-Maeniheent property on Mission ST., near
9th; z bay window houses; 8 rooms and bath each;
LOT 5pxS5; always rented.
$24.0OO-Cor. Geary and Williams sts., bet. TAYLOR
rant below and u rooms The upper floor: rent
$40
s20,000-Clay st. near East; fine 2-story brick
house and lot 23x1l5, to Merchant ST. store and
sailIoft; rent s 90.
s9o0U-daignt ST., sunny side. near BAKER: new
modern bay-window house. rooms and bath; lot
25IlS7 IS feet. 1yle SuHett
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oAkLAND HOTELS.

TUBDS HOTEL, oAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
i most c0mmOdious family and tourist hotel IN
California, occupying full square; hrst-c III al
its appointments jyIS I'm Turf
Tor RENT THE PARK HOTEL CAFE, ALA
Il media; furnished; rent payable in board; good
at Cafe. iyl7 3rs
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aSas a a. rooms SnsR and .sh lot
25xl25; part cash II desired. c. II. UMBSEN *
Co, II Montgomery
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Chh1M BAKER ST. COSY COTTAGE OF 8
dDOCOO. rooms aud bath and every
nence: very choice location, cable accommoda-
tion unsurpassed; street in Al shape lot 25x106 81.
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DEMOVAL-THE SAN FRANCISCO LAND co
~ have removed 10 their and Iant offices at
4oS California st.: country lands speciality rs 2w
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q SCH0 BEAUTIFUL ROME OF 10 ROOMS
GpO-OO. and bath: brick foundation. ETC.; sit
uated in very fashionable part of Bush ST. owners
are anxious to sell account OF Departure; call
and get particulars: lot 3lxl37:6.
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$4,000 ST. AND 42D AVE: CORNER; IL
NioUO. lots, Including a large frontage of 80 g
feet on St; quarter cash, balance on terms 10
suit. 1. STRASSBURGER & CO.. $751;, Montgon.
cry -
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7 srRAssBURGER & Co. 3261a MoNTGoM-
: cry St. members San Francisco Real Estate Ex-
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CLASSIFIED advertisements Co1taqe5 on the
Sixth Page.
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$40 OUU cornell rKo s,1 = a. powMTowN
ments Consist of large dwellings; the Is
biocks from Market St. and blocks from the
oity mall: cable-car the door; this should
tract the eye capitalist as there is very little
downtown property for sale For further partIcu-
str
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@1CH0 PAYS $40 PER MONTH: GOOD IN
W i-OO. yestment; improvements consist Of
store ana Hats above. and house OF rooms: close
to 7th ST.. bet Folsom and Harrison: lot 25xS5 For
further particulars apply TO oFARRELL Il LANG,
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II ERE IS THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE-LOTS
IL in lovely FL Moro, $40 and upward; weekly
payments OF 81 taken on lots; Il Moro fronts OF
Moro BAY, the only bay Of any consequence be-
tween mere and San Diego: grand beach: fine bath
ing. hshing, etc. the finest climate: most prolific
vegetation In the world; no sensible person ought To
overlook thus. For lots information, etc. address
Moro Bay improvements Co.. Flood Building
Room fasT1r
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q l0A 73 ACRES IMPROVED LAND: q
ID w. acres bearing vines: II miles east OF
ST. He,an5; less than improvements cost title per
feet; make an offer. c. z DAVIS. 81. Helena
Cal jy12 Is Is 10 4t$
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.k00 EAoH-cHEAP: HARGATY.

THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier any
part OF the city: the bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by pOstal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery s..
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u Vow. GOLDEN GATE AVE,
Between Laguna and Buchanan-1Ol7 and 1913, 2
modern fats; also 2-story building street,
which can be turned Into Hats; lot ~ :6xl20. FOR
sale by NJ Il. LEVY, 432 California ST., near Mont
gomery. iyl7 st
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&-$-$$--S-
p MEREDITH y HENDRY
634 MARKET ST., OPP. THE PALACE.
A RE YOU PAYING RENT COME AND SEE
~ us; select your lot and we will buid you a
house: all yon need Is $500 cash and 500 monthly
MEREDITH 4 HENDRY. lyle suruTh
NOW Is YOUR lime TO GET CHEAP i,UTs RE
=. lore the fali rush: look at this; selling
lois la BLOCK 1897 for 1920: lots adjoining block
are selling for $3.50. MEREDITH & HENDRY. SIT
GSu0 EACH-LoTs IN CHOICE BLOCKS
UAt'O only one block from electric road; SIS
cash, $40 per month; these lots will surely double
before SIX months MEREDITH Il BENDRY. 1t
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE TO GET CHEAPLors
IL to build a home; 25xl2O each; on l4th ave-,
bet and SITS. the Haightst. cars are now Within
rev Diocks OF TINS choice property; Will sell for
ms week only for $625 each: title insured by Cali
iornia Title Insurance Company. MERED 1T II d
HEM 1t
n EARLY NEW BROOM HOUSE ON VALLEJO
~ ST.. only 100 feet from Van Ness ave.; all mod
ern improvements: handsome garden and summer
houses Will sell at bargain on easy terms. MERE
DITH HENDRY. 1t
IF you DON'T SEE WHAT YOU REQUIRE IN
L our advertisements, come and US. as we have
ots IN all parts OF the city aud to suit you
MEkEDlIH HENDRf. tyl9 SuTuTh
THE CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND
Size. iyl2 SnTuThSu
II ELIZABETH. NEAR CHURCH-LoT 25x
ia house rooms; good well water; wind
mil aud tank; no agents. jyl9 Ste
DOR sALE-2 MODERN FLATS 5 AND
rooms, on Carl ST., near Stanyan: lot 25x137: S.
. docks from Haight-st. cable: delightful views of
line passes the doors all latest improvements sound
nyestment Apply at building. or 3s4 Fell ST. le 81
Va HERE Is THE CROWD GoIYGg TO SUNNY
w Side. iva suTgrhSu
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FULL BLOCKS SOUTH OF PARK.
0QHO0 IN THE 800 ROW; wELL-Lo-
spOObO. Gated block the old road. l.
sTRAsshURGER & CO.. 326la Montgomery st.
Gil 000 AND $4,000. RESPECTIVELY;
I'd IL .OOO fronting Immediately on the Pow
der-honse road this locality certainty best
valued OF the whole district. for you get to it
easy l. SrRASSBURGER u CO., 3261a Moatgom-
cry St
&SN0O EACH-2 BLOCKS S. OF PARK: WAY
NpOOOO out near the beach: this is several
thousand dollars less than recent reported sales l.
STRAsSbURGER Co. 32615 Montgomery st.
RICHMOND BLOCK
G. OF Sl0 WE ARE OFFERING FINE
ID . .ouO- block In Richmond; it is at 18th
ave, which Is but a few minutes walk from station
at Point Lob0s and 7th ayes.: making proper allow
and lots all around this selling $3.50 TO 5000
lot; streets are macadamized up to 18th ave- and
sewer Is but one block off. 1. $ ,RASSBURGER d
CO. 326Ia Montgomery
$40 400 9Th ST.. NEAR FOLSOM; LOT
UIO.OOO. 25X75. and good improveIn euts;
rent is low but sure. /. SrRASSBURGER ~ CO.,
3261a Montgomery ST.
IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CHOICE LOT ON
L Pacific Heights or II you looking for nice
nome In that locality, We show you some very
choice places. l.. SrRASSB URGER a. CO.. 3261h
Montgomery st. 1t
W HY DO sMILEY BECAUSE INVESTED IN
y. sunny SIDE 1y19 SuweSu
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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/ II. UABSEN = c.,

r n. lII5SIsN Z CT.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF S. F. Real Estate Exchange,
ii Montgomery st.
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RON 25xlO0: CHENERY ST.. Mr.. MIGUEL
pOOO. right on the Joost electric railway.

GET ONE OF OUR CoLoREp MAPS.
lyle SuTuTh
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SI WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM. LOOK AT
an this offer Il IT,.


sGacresL $500 payable 81 week.
5Oacres, $500, payable So week.
No Interest and no taxes on deferred payments;fz
81 nne Al fruit land; no irrigation required; near
!sIge town and railroad some oaks; water handy.
uue perfect; 10 investment is as safe sure pro
htabie as fruit Snds- For information or circulars
apply to ESTERS LAND COMPANY, $40 Mag
ket St nes2 ~
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N NAPA CoUNTY-EoR SALE OR CHANGE
Tor city or Oakland property. new house. fur
nlshed, new barn, etc; vineyards: orchard: vege:a-
Dies all Kinds; all sorts poultry: horses and wagon
and all farming implements; wood and water in
abundance. Inquire 63S Sacramento st. jyI3 7t@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-05
STABLE BURNED.
1t was Owned by Mr.. Warner Moore-De-
stroyed.

1t was Owned by Mr.. Warner Moore-De-
stroyed.
Sunday evening about 8 o'clock fire alarm
was turned in from box 2l9, on Dock and
Seventeenth streets, a fire having broken out
in the new stable in the rear Of the establish
ment of Mr.. Warner Moore, on the south side
of the dock near Seventeenth street.
The stable. which was stored with feed OF
various description. was totally destroyed,
and eleven mules and five horses persisted IN
the flames. The tremen worked hard, and
succeeded in preventing the spreading OF the
flames to the adjoining buildings.
The origin of the fire Is unknown, and 1t IS
supposed TO have been an incendiarys work
The horses, mules and feed were insured
for Il 700 each in the Germania and the
North British Mercantile Insurance Company,
and the building was insured for $500 IN the
Orient Insurance Company, so that the loss IS
fully covered.
While on the way to the fire, hose carriage
No. 2 collided with truck No at the corner
of Main and Eighteenth streets.
Mr. Albert Ellington, driver OF the hose
carriage. was thrown from the reel anc sur
fered some painful injuries. DR.. George Ben
Johnson. who was sent for, attended him and
pronounced the injuries not serious. Mr.;
Ellington was taken home, and he IS expected
TO be out again in a day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-05
WHO WILL YOU VOTE FOR {?
This Is the Day to Nominate q City
Treasurer.
TWO CANDIDATES ONLY In THE FIELD.
Mr.. John X. Childrey, the Incumbent ana
Colonel william T.. Smith Desire
Your Support.

Have you voted? To-day is the day! From
o'clock this morning until o'clock TINS
evening you have the privilege at some time
of a Democrat to put in ballot for one OF the
contestants.
There are two candidates at this primary
Mr. John X. Childrey and Colonel William r.
Smith, and all white men who will support
the Democratic nominee at the general cleo
ton have to-day an opportunity of showing
their fealty to the party and their preference
for the candidates
If YOU have moved since the last election,
YOU do not need transfer. but can vote at
the same place you voted last time.
Remember, however. that before the gen.
eral election you will have to obtain a trans
fer
All judges and clerks who have not been
sworn in according 10 the blank oaths-the
forms of which can be obtained from MI
James c. Lamb chairman of the City Demo
cratic Committee-w not receive pay tor
their services. consequently 1t IS highly I'M
portant that these officials be sworn properly
to-day.
Colonel William P. Smith is a veteran Of
the late war, and was wounded IN one Oh us
battles.
He has long been connected with the firm
of H. B. Taliaferro d Co.. and is well known
20 all business men OF this city
He is at present commander OF Lee camp;
is an active member of the Second Baptist
church. and staunch Democrat. =,
Mr. John X. Childrey is also well known IN
Richmond. where he has passed the major
portion of his life.
He was for long time in the manufactur-
ing tobacco business. and is the incumbent OF
the Office Of City Treasurer.
He is. like Colonel Smith, staunch Demo-
crat and deyOut church member, and pop
ular with all classes of people.
Following is a list of the names of registrars
and the polling places at the precincts IN each
ward:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct-Reglstrar r. A. Cavedo,
9110 Lester.
Second-J II. Goddin, 2412 east Broad.
Third-W. NJ. Williams, Masonic Hall, I'll
north Twenty-ffth.
JEFFERSON.
First-Charles B. Dodson, Is north Four
tenth
Thirds. r. Perdue, ST., 22lS east Main.
Fourth-George w. Folkes, 3O6 north
Twenty
MADISON.
First-Julius A. Hobson, 400 north Seventh.
Second-R A. +. Dabney, 8lS% Broad.
Seventh
Fourth-R. c. Walden, Burroughs coal
Office, Seventh near Main.
MONROE,
First-H II. wilkins 10 south First.
Second-Thomas Elicit, 2l2 north Second.
Third-Andrew Krause. west Broad.
FOURTH. Lovenstein. 407 north Third.
Fifth-George Gibson, Jr., ll9 south
Second.
CLAY.
First-John Laird 1900 west Main.
Second-W. s. Jinkins, TOO west Broad
Third-A. L. Burford, l24 west Broad.
Fourth-George }. Hooper, 42l south Pine.
Fifth A. Jacob, Taylor near Reservoir
JACKSON.
First-G w. Felthaus, 1888 Brook avenue.
Second-Robert Taylor. west Duval.
Third-James II. Bradley, 205 Duval.
Fourth--John Finnerty, 5O7 north Seven
taanth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-05
Sfeamshin NYvanoke Back.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company's
steamer Wyanoke. Captain Boaz. lay at her
wharf yesterday with all her flags up. tins
being her first appearance since she was taken
OH the route some eight weeks ago To- have
a new ship, and everything about her shows
taste.
The new, bright carpets on her saloons and
her state-rooms are very pretty. All the fur
nture has been covered with old gold plush.
The bedding also has been made over, which
is one of the greatest comforts TO the weary
traveller. She has been painted both inside
and out and the decorations of her main hall
show the taste of an artist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-05

Mr. John " Inman. president of the Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Railway ana
Warehouse Company, whose recent Southern
trip resulted in an arrangement tor the unih-
cation of several important railroads COM
prised in that system was impressed Dy the
evidences of prosperity and material develop
ment 50 noticeable in Virginia and other
Southern States.
From his reply to question asked him on
Yesterday it IS quite evident that the rumor
which found it's way into the papers SNORT
time ago in respect 10 the probable removal
of the eastern terminus from West Point was
without shadow of foundation. 1t was not
thought Of :" said Mr. lnman. West Point IS
a magnificent port, possessed OF advantages
rarely to be found and but for which the
company would not have undertaken the erec-
ton of their large and expensive wharveS'
which cover nearly thirty acres OF ground.
Moreover" remarked Mr.. fnman, West
Point il pretty location, and from It's natural
advantages is likely to become place OF no
small importance as manufacturing city GER
tainlv the outlook IS hattenng.'
The PENNSYLVANIA Steel Company has found
IL advantageous 70 move its extensive plant 10
Sparrow's Point below Baltimore. IN order 10
save the cost OF transportation TO the interior
on the Bessemer ores which are brought from
Cuba West Point is nearer 20 Cuba. ana an
abundance of superior coke may be drawn
from the Pocahontas and New River fields on
the Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroads. Ihe Artesan wells furnish an
abundance Of clear water for paper mus, ana
the wood used in making wood-pulp, paper
goes through West Point from along the me
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad on Us
wav 10 the Northern mills. Asst IS one OF tne
largest cotton ports in the United States. iac-
tories for its manufacture ought TO flourish.
The large trucking interests OF that sec
ton. from which the Northern cues feceive
their supplies of vegetables. and the famous
Work river oyster-beds. make IL favored spot
for canning industries.
rs the railroad company, or rather the
Terminal company, making any special ehort
in that directionY
No but as in numerous other places IN
virginia. company has been started 20 de-
velon West Point. 10 the stock Of which the
ofticers and directors Of the Terminal and
Richmond and Danyie companies have ,s~,s sud-
scrloed iaiHeiSuon oys d;snosed 10 Give all the
encouragement they consistently can to the
success of the enterprise.