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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

at the residence of the brides mother,
Miss Bertha Sarloius WIS united In we'd
lock to Mr.. Joseph ". Spagat. Of this
city, at p. m yesterday, by the Rev
H. Penmoshi Of the Orthodox Jewish
Congregation beth FL"
The bridal couple left for a tour 70
Northern watering places via the WASH
inGton steamer. On their return they
Will reside ait the home Of the bride s
mother No. 120 Holt street.
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Ribs Coal.

Yesterday at the meeting Of the Water
Board. bids rs follows, were opened for
furnishing 1000 tons Of coal to the WATER
Department.:
Nottingham & Wrem Pocahontas
coaD. $2.G3 per ton; G. S. Briggs & Co,
CToms Creek). $3.50; Geo. w. Taylor &
Co. tNew River). s2.S2; Cvhacl1er), s2.70
and cfoms CrceF). $685. Rawlins, Mich
OILS & Co.. (Old Pardee). S2.G7 and s2.77;
Russell CreelO, $500; y. DeCordy Mat
thews. CFoms Creek, s2.64h, and (Mcr-
chants Coal Co.'S. S273 The contract
was awarded to Nottingham & Wrenn.
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RODY RECOVERED.
Supposed to tie the Victim Of the
SunIten Skin

Yesterday afternoon, Capt. Forrest of
the tug j. Alvah Clark, found the body
of a cOlored man floating off Town Point.
Coroner Newton viewed it at the At
lantic and Danville wharf and had it
removed to the morgue. An inquest will
be held on 1t to-day. The identity of the
man has not been established, but 1t is
supposed to be the remains Of William
Jones. of Bacon's Castle. Su,.ry county.
the supposed victim of the sunkcn skiff
loaded with rafting gear
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+ GDInG :Going.5Goii,

stifs Nc special N &c Summer prices quoted
::ssy5 n e5srs. c. f. Greenwood Sc I'rc., rro-
st Gee good results. the former C-ea:n:s
Fssl i!rcly trade unusual for summer ard
"a erl1 public securing Especial bar
ssssains IN gold md Esllvo ware. Tourists
iRsi III 3;tal 10 full supply Of Eactnan's ISo-
~ ~ p;ilIes nj The Casket;"snt Strict
l, III; tlrers a Xs. |Iyrt cess Save time
sssr.d ssfs re- a l,y u tr onizing The Casket,
shS ain 81 ire et,b old N :. ss 4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease Il powder for the feet.
II cures painful. swollen, smnrting feet
ana instantly takes the sting out of corns
ana bunionS. It's the greatest COM nrt
discovery Of the age. Aliens Foot-.;fse
makes a tight-htting or new shoes fccl
easy. IT IS certain cure for sweating
cailouS and hot, tired, aching feet Trv
II today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores BY mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial
packaEc FREE. Address ALLEN @
OLMST1D We Roy. n. Y. jyS-eod-3m
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Buckien'S Arnica Sa(ye

The BEST SALVI3 in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheun. Fever Sores. letter, Chappet;
Hands, Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. I; is guaranteed 20
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR
SUE BY Burrow. Martin s Co.
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Nv. II. Fl. Trice & Co,
Real Estate and Rental Agents, Corner
Bank and Plume streets.
FOR RENT.
.ESTDCNCEs

3 RESIDENCES
81. s. Riley ST., 337 Duke ST., c2a York. 72 Col
f9sEe. Place, 357t CRANKY ST.. l2l Farmland,
.at., 81 Holt st., 1T2 Riley St, l? .Ariia; ton
II sface, 30I Church street
as5tER.aNIRLETON-1li n. Graydon ave-
%nnes 80 Maltby avenue, l22 Claiborne ave.
" IHLATS--il2. SCI Church st.,3il Church
st., 60. High ST., 2o and u Talbot, SO ana ~
Tank, ItI.
H, {. FROM OCTOBER 1st-se Grace ST.. opt
4 York ii ST., Colonial avenue, Client, l0l
Il Holt st.
STOREs-5S3 and 5s5 Main ST, corner
s w ater..a and Madison SITS, 527 Church ST.,
81 Commerce ST, q and - Talbot 2l9
1 Church ST., 81 Queen ST., 55i Church.
- x,,.OFtICiiS-SS4 Main ST., 2l1 Main ST., III
City National Bank
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Every Sunday Questions and An.
SSyora

SECrR-
A.-Twenty- minutes, 16 All sec
onds past s.
Q.-An S-gallon casE filed with vine
gar. q and and 5-gallon cask empty.
How can 4 gallons be measured?
Q.-If the average man wears a pair
of our $500 patrol shoes ~ months. how
long will they wear you?
A.-As long as any shoes will wear,
even at q higher price, as they are made
with the best Of sole ana upper leather,
and giving oomfsrt even in extreme hot
weather.
TO be had only Mt
HELLER'S SHOE STORE,
c. Bank ST.. Opp. Courthouse
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Cio.in~ 81 tho C,,,u,nuo,,a.

Norfolks cha lmauqua by the Sea-
will close tonight ;ut the Academy OF
Music. Mr.. Clumm, of Washington, ID
c.. Will present Picturesque America"
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Specials For this Week.

& Six cabinet photographs, s125; six
SfaTorite photographs, 75c.; four diamond
ACC. B. S. CAMFBESI.L.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

q If you want to spend delightful day
on the water, take steamer Northamp-
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf at 100 a.
m, daily, except Sunday, for trip to
Ia objack Bay and landings on western
5ahore. Fare 81 for the round trip.
50 jy Ar
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Noes orConsrrua.lan.

a permit to build six one story bricl,
houses on Evelyn street. near CRANKY,
has been granted 20 Mrs. mary A. Saw
age. The work will begin at once in
charge of Halstcad & Williams, con-
tractors.
Mr.. D. A. Wilson will shortly build a
two-story frame cottage on Maltby ave-
nue..
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Doors closed.

Had to close the doors at Levy Bros
t.ssat rebuilding sale Could not wait
IA. tho crowds. VIII have more sales
3 5opIe Tomorrow. Come early to avoid
q I: rush. it5ss&t
I .eSys Eros Great Rebuilding Sale
Co: the next thirty days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Miss Daisy Raymond, OF the team Of
lilies and Raymond, 1T Ocean View
isa,fis wceE, was formerly a resident Of
jy 1871
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0cenn Wow At.rnctions.

Eddie Miles imitation Of "the baby in
Size cradle" at Ocean View this week Is
Sti;npiy5 immense. He is a most excel
lent black face comedian.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

This largest crowds ever known are
visiting Virginia Beach every evening to
indulge in the she surf, which Is the
best this season.
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PORT CALENDAR.

i sun rises, 457 a. M; sun sets, 1926 D.
m. High water. 1903 a. m. and 1918 p.
III. Low water, 1868 q. M and 1903 d. IN,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15
Horiolf, and o,dpot,,t.

y All street car conductors will sell
tickets to-day and hereafter at fifty
5ceHts for the round trip. This includes
street car fare in Norfolk. Sixteen
trains each way daily. jeS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Do !ollr eyes burn or hurto Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses, in most cases. will AFFORD relief
See DR.. Week, SO lIain street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

NERVOUS TROUBLES all kinds cnro,
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free bool
tells how. WASHN CHEMICAL CO.
Washington, u. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

NO heed Of not Kitchen. Bu:. n gas
range, Cheaper TO run than a. coal stove
Just as cheap as oil and no damage,
Sstli wv Gas once. iy15-7t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Weather Bureau, Norfolk July II.
The following ohserva lions are record.
"a Tor the past % hours: yr
Maximum temperature !. 49,. $500. 81
M minimum temperature $50. ......,.. 70
Norhiai telnpelatur 80. so
departure from Normal minus 3
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST, 1890. ...... ......plus 105
Rainfall past "a hours -. ........ 81
Rainfall since July 1st ..... -. 60
Mean relative humidity $50. ...... 70
J. J. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15
&c |. Il z: !, ROGE E1S.
ROOMS al AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING GRANNY STKElIr.
ny ,E Is VIZ 1 S9kk kS{.NE.
2Esz f1vl,ayvT 5Eoco.


SR0otisa I'll AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
2aa#. lN3 GRAN BY STKEhr.
kOtk Ikt.NE.
dwelling No. ~ TaZewell street.
&$EDN Cling No. tlS3 Butte street.
Fiat No. 80 Charlotte street.
dwelling No. 20 Cum bertrand street.
Dwelling No. l26 High street.
Dwelling No. zoo York street.
w DWeiling No. va Duke street.
dwell ling No. 3iS Boush street.
"a 2 yelling No: II York Place.
dwelling 19S Duke street.
pW Wein No i; IS Main Main s s,ree.
81 dwelling NC. 50 Cumberlnnd street.
Dwelling house No. 24l Bank street
u Dwelling No. IS Shields street.
3 Dwelling No. Dartmouth street.
SVareiouse 50 and 81 Roanoke Dock
& Store No. 81 Granny street
store 50 Commercial Place.
& store Nc 55I Church street.
4 5tores Nos.'46 and Al Commerce.
Is Stores Nos. 2l5 and 2l7 Church street
S S,Sres nos ..n 10 Water street.
s OFFICES No. 1Si Main street
Il Hall over Nos PSI aud o55 Main street
,z.:4.: FOR RENT.
1900 feet Of Ground Floor
Space, with Power; will be d.
Vlded to suit tenant.
b, II FOR SALE.
.l Tot on Franklin avenue. West End Land
Company. Pricn. 100000 cash
Il SynaEoGnn on Church street, nearly OPP
posite. Precursor; 4 good chance for a
gonda Investment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Grand voices ct Ocean View this week.
AS tenor George Preston is hard to
beat iul3-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Tie Jefferson, Richmond, Va, is con
Quoted strictly upon the European plan
10: the summer months. with cafe
charges as moderate as any tirst-cias
restaurant in the State. Good rooms
can be had for $50 per day and up
wards. jy1n-1m
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast nnd Gencrnl Conditions For
To-day. 4f&

Washington, D. c., July IA.
49, Virginia fair, no change In
\ FAIR Temperatures; southwesterly
\ winds.
North Carolina, fair: south
westerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15
ON Sale MONDAY

ss# GOO YARDS OF SUMMER BLACK
DRESS GOODS AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
@ 60 SILK GLORIA $3.50 SUN UMBREL-
4 LAS MILL BE SOLD AT 500
SCI 25G FANCY PARASOLS AT ONII-HALF
FORMER PRICE.
tS GOO YARDS MORE OF THOSE CENT
/ LAWNS AND DIN1ITlES AT sc.
& r REMNANTS OF LAWNS, SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS. &c. AT ONE-HALF
PRICE TO CLOSE THEM ALL OUT.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE.
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EXCURSIONS.
SPECIAL! NOTICE!

Norfolk. IA, July 18th, 1897
Having purchased thu. dairy rooms for
meriy known as Bernird's Dairy Lunch
rooms, No lG4 Church street. 1 an, now
prepared to furnish first class lunches and
meals to order. | shall give personal at
tentiOn to the business and will cater 10
the wants of ladies' aud gentlemen.
MRS. WILLIAM LINN.
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meteorological DRfR.

y. S. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, July II.
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MRS. WILLIAM LINN,

An experienced young man has charge
Of the Soda Water Fountain. which will
be supplied with pure frut-syrups.
Ice Cream Soda Will be served at 5
cents. jy14-1w
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Bargain Genuine BARGAIN

WHEN YOU GET A
STANDARD BLEACHED
10. COTTON FOR &c.
AN Sc. COTTON FOR &c.
AN 1Sc. ALL LINEN TOW
Ell FOR 12hc.
y 2oc. LAWN FOR 1212c,
sloo DAMASK FOR 75c.
10c. DAMASK FOR SIC.
loo. INDIA LINEN FOR
10c.
ANYONE CAN REALIZE
THAT THEY ARE GET
TING VALUE FOR THEIR
MONEY.
p e + ORE BUYING.
THEREFORE,, EXAMINE
OUR STOCK. THE MOST
COMPLETE IN NORFOLK.
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SIXTH WARD.

The meeting in Atlantic City Ward
was held in Odd Fellows Hall. on Camp
avenue. and 1t was attended by tifty-tivc
voters Mr.. r.. NJ. Dozier presided,
while Mr.. NJ. Il. wilkins acted as secre-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

The meeting in the Fifth Ward was
held at Bramblcton Hall, about lii per-
song being present. Mr.. w w. Vicir
presided as chairman, and Mr.. j. G.
Wolf acted as secretary. The delegates
will so uninstructed. They ale as fol-
lows: F. d .Pinierton, c. ". Cake, j. T..
Murphy, r. w. Thorn. II. Blucford, r.
T. Thomas +. NJ. Barron, j. G.. Wolfe.
The resolution endorsing Mr.. Cooke was
q dnntnd
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THIRD WARD.

The meeting in the Third Ward was
held at the Third Ward Democra tic
clubhouse, on Charlotte street. Judge
d. Tucker Brooke presided, and Mr.
Knapp acted az secretary. The follow
ing delegates We're chosen They are
INSTRUCTED, but are Tyler men: r. B.
Cooke. Thomas j. Randolph, w f. Sar>
geant. Jr., D. j. Turner, X. Meade Os-
borne.
The resolution endorsing Mr.. Cooke
for second place was adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
TAYLOR Il TAYLOR TO APPEAL.
They Say Captain O'BannOn Discrim-
mated Against Them--He Says Not.

Messrs. Taylor & Taylor. the printers,
who were left out in the award of con-
tracts for state printing, and who at
the time signihed their purpose of pro-
testing against what they claimed was
unjust discrimination. have employed
lawyer 10 take their case, and appeal
from the award. They contend that they
Were the lowest bidders for consider
able lot OF the work, and that, notwith-
standing this, their claims for the jobs
Were overlooked.
Mr.. Jack Taylor. Of the firm, when seen
by reported yesterday. said: we are
going 10 carry this thing through. If we
don't get satisfaction from the board
Wen take Il TO the Legislature.
1T is wrongful and uuwarranted dis
elimination against us" he continued,
land the second time IL has occurred. We
have everything to be desired in the way
Of facilities. and there is no reason why
we should not get the work If our bid is
the lowest. The state H. being done out
Of thousands of dollars oach year just in
that way"
Captain O'Bannon. Superintendent Of
Public Printing, who awarded the con-
tracts. denies that there WIS any unjust
discrimination against Messrs. Taylor &
Taylor Their bid. he says was rejected
because. in his opinion, the firm is not
sufficiently well equipped TO do the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
brotherhood Council TO Meet.

The quarterly meeting OF the loca!
Council of the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
Of this city will be held Monday evening
at SIS O'Clock in the lecture-room of 81
James church. Many questions OF mt
rest and importance will be discussed at
this meeting.
The national convention Of the Brother
hood. which meets in Buffalo october 18th
TO 18th. inclusive. promises TO be an III
teresting topic, as every indication points
to the coming convention as being the
largest and most enthusiastic in the his
tory OF the Brotherhood. AS many Rlch-
mond men have already signifed ther
Intention of going this question Will
awaken the liyeliest interest in the meet
ing.
The resolution which was referred TO
the Executive Committee, asking the for
nation Of some plan by which the dls-
charged boys from Laurel Industrial
School can be placed under the superVis-
ion Of Brotherhood men, Will also be
brought up and plans which have been
drawn up TO carry out the idea Syill be
discussed other matters Of interest VIII
also come before the council, and as TINS
is the last meeting before the election or
new officers, a full attendance Is looked
for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
THE GRAND CAMPS MEETING.
Matters Discussed by the Gcnerhi
Committee of Arrangements.

The General Committee of Arrange
ments for the meeting of the Grahu
Camp. Confederate Veterans, next month
held n meeting at the Mechanics instr
tute last evening at o'clock ana per
fected some of their plans for the occa-
sion. The committee embraces delega-
lions from Lee and Pickett camps ana
the Association of the Army Of Northern
Virginia.
There were present General Thomas a
Brander. chairman; Colonel w. i. Smi'h
and Mr.. John f. Laughton, representing
Lee Camp: Messrs. w. T. Woody sidney
p Gates. and j. f.. Sullivan, represent
ing pickett Camp, and Judge George H.
Christian and Captain Thomas Elicit rep
resenting the Army Of Northern virginia
as we'll as the following AdVlsory Colii-
mittee: Messrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, II. "a.
Catlin. and John y. Cary. Hon. ). iaylol
Ellyson who was present, was mace sec
rotary. :. 49,, do
cided, on motion Of Colonel cary, tnat
banouet should be rendered the Grand
Camp on the night OF Thursday, october
DIST. General Brander called attehtloil
TO the necessity for raising FUNDS Win
which to defTay the expenses OF TINS en-
tertainment, and Messrs. James ~. Doyu'
a. II.
were appointed a committee TO attend "
this essential detail.
on motion Of Judge Christian, COM
rnittee. consisting of Messrs. Sidney
Gates. y. A. Brown. and w. p. Smith,
was appointed to make arrangements LOT
the banquet and to report the prOpaole
cost thereof TO the first-named commit
tee. General Brander said he mad talkeu
with Colonel Murphy concerning the pan
ouet and ne had suggested Sanger nan
as the most available place therefor say
ing. also. that If desired by the commit
Tee he could conveniently supply the sup
per at that place. ,,
Al this iuncture Captain Elicit sald
that on behalf Of Colonel Cussons ne de-
sired TO extend an invitation TO the dele
Gates to the reunion and the sponsors 10
spend a day at Glen Allen as his guests.
This invitation the committee thousht
well of. but took no definite action there-
on. ..t,tv,c,
The question Of properly entertaining
the sponsors-about 40 in number-was
here taken up and freely discussed, a
0uietus being finally placed on the DIS
cussion by Mr.. Ellyson, who stated that
the ladies of the observation-disclosures
and Literary Society were preparing 10
give the visiting ladies an entertainment
at the Museum.
This concluded the business of the ses-
sion. and the members of the committee
adjourned to meet upon call of the CHAIR
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
THE ROOF IN WINTER.
,rvrrpsoy,s GARDENS TO DE EN-
CLOSED WITH GLASS.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO Be MADE.
. sun ParIor, 4 ball ROOM bike
Room, and Chhdre"
onud In He Added-HOps To De
Given Each Week.
Given Each week.

The Jefferson Hotel, which Is now Delhg
run exclusively on the European pia"'
will be thrown open on OCTOBER ISL ioi
the receotlon Of guests on the American
plan. Manager Fry is making elaborate
preparations for the coming winter anu
contemplates many improvements In the
magnificent hosiery. He VIII nave
fine orchestra for the amusement OF MS
guests. and several times each week
after the season opens, will nave hops'
For a time the dinlng-room VIII be USED
for the dancers. but just as soon as pos
sible the roof garden will be enclosed
with glass and converted into sun par
lors and ballroom. a large chiidreh
play-room will also be constructed on the
roof. as well as a bicycle department.
where wheel enthusiasts may take ex-
ercise on their bikes when the streets
are muddy.
DELIGHTFUL PLACE TWILL BE-
These improvements. coupled with the
removal of the boilers from beneath the
Office, will render the Jefferson nluch
more delightful place than 1T has Deeh
before. and Mr. Fry says he expects 10
have the house full during the entire
winter. IN,
The glass around the roof gardens VIII
not detract from the outward appearance
of the house, and being easily removed
it will not interfere with summer attrac-
tions. 1t will, however make the roofs
most delightful places of resort during
the cold bleak days of winter, and VIII
also give the house several much-needed
apartments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB RACES.
Fall Meet TO he Held. at the Club
House I'm November.

The Deep Run Hunt Club one Of the
strongest and best-equippcd ORGANIZATIONS
,f its kind ia the South, will hold lis
:hird annual fan race meeting ON the
clubhouse grounds on the afternoon or
November 10Th. Hitherto the meets have
ocen held at Chantilly, on the BROAD
street road. but the grounds adjacent 10
he clubs handsome home have been Mt
ED up with a course. and VIII be soon
gotten I'm shape for the meet.
The programme Of events Tor the IAN
aces will be as follows:
Farmers half-mile fat race-for horses
owned by farmers and tenants over whose
and the club rides; not TO be ridden by
members of any hunt club or professional
sides. catch weights. all entries subject
% a committee Of farmers appointed by
he Race Committcc-First. saddle, value
~. second. bride. value S.; third, brldle,
value g. No entrance fee.
Deep Run Hunt Club Stecplechase-tor
hunters owned by members OF the Deep
Run Hunt Club gentlemen riders, about
Two and a half miles, weight $50 pounds
tour 10 start. red coats (Which can be
secured from Race Committee, and tau
aats TO be wOrn-First, plate, value $40;
second. plate value $50; third. plate value
go: fourth plate. value SO No entrance
fee II entry is made on or before Friday,
November II, 1891, at ] u. NJ; after that
date entrance fee. $3.50.
Hacks and hunters half-mile fiat
-ace-for hacks and hunters owned by
members OF the Deep Run Hunt club,
gentlemen riders, weight l3j pounds, tho
roughbreds lG0 pounds, four TO start,
horses that have started az any regular
-ace meeting barred-First, plate, value
rs; second plate. value $l5. Entrance
Tees. same conditions as second race.
One-mile HAT raCe-open 10 all horses,
Jockeys up. weight for age, four 10 start
First. plate value SIS. second. plate value
S25. Entrance fee s.. If entry Is made on
Or before Friday, November H. 1897, at
| y. NJ: after that date entrance fee, $40.
Steeplechase-ppen to all horses. gentle
men riders, about two and half miles,
weight $50 pounds, four TO start-First,
plate. value 800; second, plate, value $50;
third, plate. value $50 Entrace fee, same
conditions as fourth race.
Final closing of entries, Friday, No
vember 10. 1897. at 1 i. NJ.
All entries must be made I'm writing,
stating name of horse. color. sex. age.
pedigree or any, and the colors Of the
rider 10 =. a. s. Brine, secretary, 9li east
Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Race Committee Is composed OF }.
T. Anderson chairman. =. III. Savage.
II. c. Beattie. \. II. Christian, Jr., and.
w. Nj. Leathley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
A Construction Company Chartered.

Judge Minor. of the Law and Equity
Court. yesterday granted a charter TO the
Midlothian Construction Company, when
is formed for the purpose of holding ana
selling real estate executing bulidlng
contracts. and equipping and construct
ing the works of railroad steamboat,
ferry. and street railway companies. me
capital stock of the company is not to be
less than $500 nor more than $1,000, ana
the real estate held shall not exceed 100
acres The principal office shall be In
Richmond The officers OF the company
are as follows: President, II. B. Arnold
New York; icePresident, Ware b. Gay.
Richmond: Secretary and Treasurer, Jul
Inns Baker Richmond. Directors-the
above and l.. Grady and 4. Il. Johnson,
Jr., both Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Lewis A. Carpenter from j..
b. Elan. trustee, Al l-2 feet on west side
Brook avenue north of Leigh street and
AZ feet on NORTH side Leigh street near
Brook avenue. 81 500
Fannie Franck from j. Il. Elan, rus-
tee. 80 feet on west side Second street be-
tween Main and Cary, $3.50
Henrico: William Bennett and VIE 10
William f. Bennett. LAP l4l-lC00 acres on
James river eight miles below Richmond,
called "Newstead." growing crops, horses,
cattle. implements. machinery. &c. 81.
George Moore's trustees 10 Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust Com
pany. ITO acres on Deep Run turnpike
at Jordan's branch, Si25.