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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The annual meeting OF the wednesday
club Will be- held tonight az the 4. NJ.
@. 4. Hal 40 receive the reports OF OF.
acer-. especially the result financially OF
the late Musical Festival and Tor the
election of officers 10 serve me ensuing
wear. Other important business VIII be
considered This viii Dee the last meet
ing before the summer vacation ana an
he members are requested 10 be present
al S:i5 O'Clock promptly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

II IS expected that a large crowd viii
20 10 the parish house. corner Madison
ard Grace Streets ~ see the play DiH-
monds and Hearts % be- given By the
Dramatic club ON next Thursday evening
an 500 o'clock. The following ladies VIII
be in charge. Mrs. Ainslie, Mrs. Shep-
pard. Mrs Savage Mrs Haiyhurion.
Mrs Louis Aylett MISS Guillaume Mis-
Anne Iyell and Miss Emily Glasgow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

Miss Alice Lodge Houston will leave
at O'Clock this morning for Montreal
Canada. which she will make her perma-
nent home.
She Will during her residence in
Canada. pursue her work IN journalism
in which she has been so successful in
this CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

nary services were held at Laburnum by
Rev. DR.. James p Smith. assisted BY
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. The services
will be held at Winchester to-day.
Rev. r. NJ Randolph. Mr.. j. stewart
BRYAN and Miss Margaret Tucker ac-
companled the remains 10 Winchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

has caused many manu-
facturers to initiate
them. They are now
sold in tin boxes-Io
for 10 cents; 50 for 50
cents. There are other
tin boxes but no other
little cigars as good
as clean as deslr-
able as ACTS. You
can use them scores
of times when you
cannot stop to buy or
smoke a cigar. You can
carrytdcm convenient
ly, as the box Of 10 fits
anypocket. Letussend
you 50. post paid, for
90 cents they will
save you their cost.
American Tobacco Co.
5o7-519 ". ald ST.. N,v-Yofk City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
A FATAL SPREE.
Soldier Stricken with Brain Disease rs
a Result Of Drink.

Coroner Taylor last night was summon
ed 10 No. 30O3 Lester street, Fulton, 10
view the body Of VIM. Nevakci. who had
been found dead in bed Ncvaker was
about twenty-five years Of age. and was
a discharged soldier Of Maryland COM
pany lie had been on a spree for seve-
raj days and the coroner pronounced
hrain disease the cause Of his death.
ON his person was found a letter from
q brofber An Baltimore. who. was supposed
IN ba residing at no. 1iiG Scott street.
I'm mat city. but on telegraphins to the
chiof-of-policc there. reply came that
there was no such number.
The body was turned over to the Aims
house where is will be held for a short
while. in order that they may If possible,
qot word 10 the mans relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
More Cars Needed.

There was great complaint Sunday
afternoon concerning tho service given
ON the Forest Hil line Of the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company.
The warm day brought out hundreds
Of people anxious to enjoy the country
breeze. and shade. but the provision
made for them was entirely inadequate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The condition Of DR.. John Stage Davis
Of the University OF Virginia. who was
operated on for appendicitis at the Old
Dominion Hospital on Saturday last was
considered very favorable last night.
Young Sidney Smith who was recently
operated on at the Virginia Hospital for
appendicitis was doing very we'll last
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

Tho Memphis CTenn) Scmitar OF April
Path. says that. the Seaboard AIT Line
and the Nashville. Chattanooga and n.
Louis railroad brought into Memphis yes
ferday two cars or freight which had
made an actual running time Of four and
one half days from New York. This IL
,he fastest time made up 10 date IN this
sAlY ny rail and water Line and is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
viii Open To-Day for a Short Session
Innnrtnnt DecisiOns ENncctch.

The United states Circuit Court OF APP
peals meets to-day for a session OF about
one week.
The term though short will be an i'm
portant one and quite an array of legal
lfehts win Dee in attendance. Important
decisions arc expected. Judges COT. Pun
nell and Waddin will preside
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The funeral of AIR Charles Held took
place from the mortuary chanel M me
Hebrew cemetery at l.S0 O'Clock sun
day afternoon. Rev. Dr. r 2. callarA
officiating
The funeral OF Miss Maggie YORK TOOK
place yesterday morning az O'CLOCK
from the Cathedral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

Of them was recorded In its favor. which
inspires us 20 hope that we viii be given
larger annual appropriation that We
may admit others who are applying ana
Increase our facilities SD that the very
best results may he attained.
Most respectfully yours,
ADDISON MAUp1N. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
Grndrnfcs ir Pharmacy.

In the lists OF graduates OF the Medical
College OF Virginia printed Sunday.
the names OF Messrs. Henry O..
Latimer and r. \ orven. ~ Richmond.
ana A Turner Bowen. Of Newport News.
shouid have an~~ared graduates IN
pharmacy this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
TuucraI Of Miss Na2il.

The remains OF Miss Mary Tucker Ma
ell who died at fsburnum on saturday.
we're taken 10 Winchester yesterday az
ternoon- -
Ats o'clock yesterday morning prelimi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
To Attend Grand Camp.

Mr. A. w. Rosene will leave here next
Sunday for Reading Pa. 90 attend the
meeting Of the Supreme Camp Of the Fra
ternal Legion, which meets there on the
9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The annual meeting OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association will be held IN the
lecture room Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church wednesday. May 3D. at Il NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
Gunner Wanted.

bundle was found on the streets yes
terday containing a ladys sack. dress
front ard other female apparel Inc
owner can recover the package BY calling
al the Office OF tho chief OF Police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

On Saturday niEht about $40 CLOCK
willie Foxes. tire thirteen year-o.a son
OF Policeman c. ]. Folkes, while playing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The police report prepared by Ser
pespt shnDerger FOR the month Of April
shows l445 violations of city ordinance.
OF these 215 were for having uniicens-
cd dogs. for which fines were collected
through thc Police Court
The total number Of criminal arrests
made was................'.'. -''''''' .'''
Misdcmean0rs ......-..-... ..'.'''''''''' o.
FclOnics .................... ......''''.''' ~
Whites ............. .-....'..''''s...'''''' ~
C0lOred ...... .........-..'.'.. .'''-''' --'
Miscellaneous reports. animals at
large. sidewalk Instructions, etc. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

c,oeo 10 the time made BY the all-rail
lines mono Of which run it in less than
fnnr daYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
pEOGi.t,SS

The oulnine In Groves Quinine Liver
pills makes them better than ether liver
pills. That Is all Price 10 and 20 eeauA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

The following f. the report OF tho
weather during the month of April.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE: >ENA'rnaaAL RACE.
(culpencr llnternrlse.l

There is II tendency among n great
mhny of the would-bc leaders in the
Democratic party i'll Virginia 10 do the
very thing which the Ohio Democrats
are protesting against, and ii is as ut
terly opposed to true Democracy us
anything can be. The thing is develop
ing itself all over the State in this SEN
atorial contest between Martin and Ty-
Ter, and we hear men very often say
ing, oh! Tyler had no business run
ming for the Senate; he is disorganiz-
nss the party" And we would Just
like for these gentlemen to tell us when
the United States Scnatorsh p became
n franchise. with the right vested in
the Hon. Thomas S. Martin. Surely he
has no more right to the Office than
any other honorable citizen of the State
MIR. Martin may have done some very
good work in the Senate since lie has
been in that body, but we are opposed
10 him not because of anything that he
has done or that he has not done rs IL
Senator, but because OF the manner in
which he obtained his scat in that body.
and because we believe him 10 be a
machine politician, who does not repre-,
sent Democracy, and who Is doing in
THIS State Just what the Ohio Demo-
Gratis are protesting against
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
THE HOPE or MANY.
(Danvllie Daily Bee.)

That there is much dissatisfaction
concerning the action of the machine,
cannot be doubted Suppose that the
counties where so much dissatisfaction
prevails conclude to elect independent
candidates to the Legislature. What
'hen would become of Martins boastcd
majority? Those Independent candi-
Gates can so to Richmond, and the ~
Ter men need not 90 into caucus.
Should they join hands there Is hope
that they could defeat Martin. I; would
pe al! right for the Vyler men. oppos-
IFS machine rule, 10 refuge 10 go into
caucus ana tbs is why there is much
uneasiness among the leaders.
It may b, said that this campaign
being wAged by Tyl-r and the anti
Martin men Is doing the party no
good. It is SORRY history tina, is bcins
made. II all that Tyler claims is true,
while he may harvest nothing, he ia
most surely sowing seed which will
bring a crop OF disruption. And 1t is
right that he should fcarlessly speak
the truth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

The so-called Monroe doctrine" OF
the United States applies in spirit rs
much to Republican government as to
American territory, and the govern
ment OF this country should nj least cX-
tend a friendly interest to all real Re
nubics everywhere. The cncroachmcnts
of any European or monarchcal gov
crnment on the liberties. Independence
territory. rights or interests of such q
Republic ought 10 be met with the pro-
test OF the United States, and the as
surnnce that we would regard such en-
croachrncnts as unfricndly acts toward
us. Such n protest unsupported by
war. or II threat or war, would once
have been ridiculous; but not In this
age, when 4 nations kind regard and
respect have an acknowledged practi-
cal value in many ways.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
KNAyES RULE;BYSF0o OILS.

a V X
Verified and pertinent facts, Ggures
md arguments. truth, right and JUS,
ticc, reason and religion. appeal in vain
to most men, for there are comparative
Nv few OF them who are not born-fools
or Inbred knaves. These are things,
however. with which only a small num-
her OF men are familiar; and fools and
knaves are current enough in the CT
binary daily intercourse of life. because
this does not make such demands on
morality or intellectual capacity as to
expose the absence of either. 1t Is in
transactions, or opinions, involving
moral principles and considerations,
and requiring some rational ability,
that show whether or not the man be
knave, or fool, or neither; and so most
fools and knaves go undecided except
by the few whose special business it is
to make inquisitlon for them.
II is really astonishing how numerous
they are! II is still more astonishing
TO learn that men who are accredited
with sense and integrity are wholly
wanting in both. outside the narrow
sphere and routine III which they make
their money, or win their standing III
society. II is, perhaps, chiefly in pub
lie affairs. in party politics, in the strife
FOR Office ana for policies and measures.
that most men strip themselves, or are
stripped by others. quite naHed--nuue
To the very heart. brain and soul. stark
idiots or linblushinS lnavcs.
And their tribes increase! for il we
eliminate The money-factor. it becomes
more and more evident daily that the
standards Of intelligence and morality
are certain stuffed cfligics. or decoy-
ducks. or monographs, that repeat or
parade approved phrases, that NJ once,
by similar repetition. make any number
az parrots and initators the fun equals,
in mind and morals, of their models.
No Doubt a perfect and intallible
equipment is tho dccoy duck on one
side, and the sc;irc-crow on the other;
and The knaves and fools are the peers
of saints and sages!
Barnbbas is Il robbcr -ciicftain; but
he has The spells and the distribution
thereof; ana the h;;h-rricsts and the
Scrbcs aud pharisees are for him and
Ills policies ana methods. What better
should knavcs and fools require? II
any opponent rise against him ana his
platform. cruelty him for scdilion, and
rs n blasplcmcr ana lrvclcr, q socialist
and communist. n rcvilcr of dignities
an associate of the common people and
a pestlcnt fellow. Cruelty him! Hur,
rah for Bnrabbas
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
We WANT SILVER ALSO.

i THE WORLD production of gold and
& silger since 1890 has been as follows:
gold, $780, 100000; silver, si77,s52,-
Il ooo total. sssOs, COZ. 900.
.sasssi gold sl46.G5lOoo; silver. Sl9S,oll. j.
ss0oQ total ss44, eG5 600.
s slsss; gold $751; 49i,ooo silver. s2ls.oi4,-
(; (, GOO 90! total, sS7l. 4as. 900.
$s11 SO gold, sisl, 17sooo; silver, s2l2. 2o2
I 0oQ,. total, $780,, 4e7 900.
1ssb; gold slss. aoa 900, silver, s2l6. 1902,
ssoQo total s4l55s6, 900.
sse' odd $500, ess 900; silver s2ls,As
/. 0oo ;$ q. tai - Sale, 4ls, 600.
1891; gold, sss7,5o.ooo; silver, $780,
1870 900 total l., st7i.2e4ooo,
s1hfs q the ". IS the production Of gold
END silver has been as follows.
gold $50, 900; silver, s75,4Is 500 !;
n gold $50 ol4,ssl; silver ss2, iol,oio:
ss1s9s gold sa5. 700; silver, sri, SIS, ISL;
gold ssS, 500, 900 silver, ssl 100000;
s1o qoo; silver, ,S2 o5l, 900,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
- -
DECAY is AT THE TOP!


Every DRIVE honest ana intei''seht
l.e'''" ms . si,e'''i i''ss'o" ifo'''
49, s"o' I" man sHo"iu u'H
.u'.'''i' " ioiioW any o'her man WIZ
nc fu"'''. - VIZ" nc i''''''e',
% 'se.oos' ',"u snouiu s'""u to' az"
','' si'''e'e' - "i''' ii'''S' ~ ma.
.'e '"es s'''
80 o,'i
80 '">.
- 81. ee mn WIN an
'"S ''e@' " VIC s'H VI 'n'a"''S
'
e''''e'i ''i'''PS use" 10 say 'hat one
49, 49, WIN e'oo vi
q ''"''' ~ = '"'
''''' "a
= ''''',''S AZ
IN .aa 49,. 49,, '',''S =
,,,. ~, ,,,,",r
10. ~,
- -
opv ,.oanor ~ .,a o,.;,, ,,.,,,.,,'.'
or Grain, m. ~, 49,,
me- nc.t,,, ,h,,,o ia
the instinct WIN nhir, ,ham w.
the tran AND moke /, ,r,,,,,,,,, ,n,
cessiou Of tbc,r Liberalization ma aa,r
abascment,
An Intelligent man shou,d n,
of the vile association. and ,bc nor
scicntious man should nbhor II rhe
crowd, the tumult. ana the noise con
found ana covcr tbo roreoro, sa,.,.;,,.'.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
EIGHT PAGES
1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1889.
GOLD, SILVER AND OUR POPULA-
( TiON. FOR 100 YEARS, FROM
1870 TO 1890.

&S In 1890 our population, according to
Il our first census, was 3,929,2i4; from tho
year 1892 to 1884, the silver production
ttof the country is reported as "insisnlfi-
cant" and our gold product for the
period at only $4,000 the world
\ production of gold, from l7Sl 10 1909, is
estimated at s235, 900; OF silver. at
& $3.50, $4,000; total, so61, 274,Ooo
ssI In 1900 the population of the United
il States was 5,3oS. 4S3; and our production
Z of gold to date is given in the preceding
paragraph. where silver production is
yet, "insigniflcant" In the United States:
q the gold and silver product of the world
to datefis also stated in same para
graph.
.5s In 1910 our population was 7.239,SS1;
y the world production OF gold from 1901
4! to 1910 was Sis, $4,000. OF silver. was
n $3.50, 10000; total, s967.274, 900.
M In 1920 our population had grown to
Il 9,633, S22; the world production of gold
from 1911 to 1920 was SIG, OGs, oOO in sill
yer. 1924 $4,000; total, s29l,Si9.eOO.
Our population. in $780, had reached
4 II, $4,000; the world production OF gold
81 from 1921 to 1890 was $9i.479, 900; silver.
i $191 ,444 900; total, S2S5, 92sO 0O.
The United States In 1910 had 1909
q 453 Inhabitants the gold product Of the
B world was $134 sal 1000, from 1891 to $780,
silver, s247930,o 600; total, $3S2, I'll 900.
The population of the United States
sE inF1S50 was 23,l9l,S76 the gold produce
IS ton Of the U. S. from 1884 to
581Sa4 was s75oO.oOO; in silver, $3.50, 900;
total, s7,75o,00O; the world production
of gold from 1871 to 1850 was $2Gs, 92S. 600;
;sssilver. sS42. 400 900. total, s7oG,a2S 900.
In 1860 our population had expended
n to- 31,443,321; our gold production from
1874 TO 1860 was s675O0O 600: silver,
Isl 100000; total. se76dOo.OOO: the world
{ production Of gold from 1851 to 1890 was
$ sl,ss2,oS1.OO6; silver. s72.2Gl 900; total,
81 81 05, 242, 600.
In 1870 our population was $685. 81;
81 from 1861 to 1870 The U. S. pro-
@duced gold to the value OF Si72 $50 900;
silver, s94,750,000; total, S567, 100000: the
world produced. gold, Sl,263ol !. 900;
4 silver. s6o7,17i. 600; total, Sl,77o1s9,Ooo.
Our population in 1850 was 0,l55, 7s3 ;
Aour gold production from 1871 to 1850
II 1886, 100000; silver, 1851, $780, 600; total.
:S3 s760 100000; heworld product was, gold,
n y, 16o $4,000; silver. s91s,57sooO; total.
u 81 es. 500 900
population of the u. S.
IS Inv 1890 was G2.622,e5o the u S.
81 gold product from 1881 to 1890 was $500 :
ss7l9 800; silver. s535. 211.144 total ssfl.-
5ss0, ga; world product. gold. sl059, $685.
~ 500 silver, $535, 2l1 IA; total, $780,
s5t746.744
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

q. No employee of the virglnian Pilot Pi;h-
iishlng Company is authorized 10 contract
any obligation in the name O, The com
pany, or$t % make purchases In the maine
ci the same, except upon orders slgned Dy
shes PRESIDENT OF THE, COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

3 In order to avoid delays. on account OF
personal absence. letters and all comrun-
,nications for Tho VlRGINIAN-PlLoT
Shouldn't be addressed to any individual
connected with the office, but simply 10
The a.NIRGINIAN AND: PILOT PUB
FISHING COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

Even the corn this year demands
more money and higher prices, growing
TO a height never knows 50 generally
before, in protest against the low rates
that have been prevailing for II. 1t cx
hbi;s the height of insolcncc and will
have It's ears pulled till ii lowers its de-
mInds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

The Danvllc Register entered upon
Its thlrty-sixth volume last sunday.
The Register has been greatly Improved
under the ownership and management
OF Senator r. a. James and Is in every
sense q progressive and prosperous
journal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
8 I,Tllisll: ., ENIs q il.Is i. 90 az.
} sUBScRl l'l:;,'l RnTrS,

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
,9ts This ELECTROMAGNETIC IS delivered to
snb oribers by carriers in Norfolk ami
\ SSielnlty rtsmouth, Berlt.cy Suffolk
4 West Norfolk, Newport News. for 10
{ cents per week payable to the carrier
;.ts q mail B TO any place In tins United
\ states 1tes postage free:
DAliLY 7 soi,e enr Il = eB.oo
4 siA lilip is a.Oo
40 v SO ~ &c mouths f.10
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
world!

The Elizabeth City On. C.) News
carries the following ticket at the head
of It's editorial columns. For President
in 1900, William ]. Bryan. OF Nebraska;
for Vice President in 1900. John w.
Daniel. OF Virginia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15


,oas, 800 ST ger, s1Is, odo. i
lss7, gold, 500. 900; silver, 500, osT,172.
Total gold. s39s SOC, 2si: total silver,
,s5le.S5o, 74o; ia. of both for tho seven
years, sS15.357 o2t !. 4lt;i
s$3 The greatest percentage or gold pros
sducsi6n lin weight and value), to sill
and to population, WAS
IN .rHE FORTY YEARS, FROM 1870
TO 1SS0;--the estimate being made by
the Mint on the world product; anu the
smallest percentage of silver produc-
:tion (of the world, us compared with
gold, was during the same pcriod,-Qhe
statistics of production. beginning .wltl,
the discovery of America and It's grea It
contributions of gold and silver TO Eu-
iOpe). The world production of god
for the forty (4o) years ending with
1850. vastly exceeded in value the world
production OF silver for the same
period: the gold product being for the
period si.110,73S,Q 600; ana the silver only
81, 14o.S7S,ooO,-t excess Of gold being
sl,9TO. 365, 900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

IN isto our popu'ut'on was i''o0''f','
soiu ana siiVcr pEoouceu oy Tue WI ~
the previous Ten years. Ses1' '.i'o00--o'
80 per cap'ea ior our popu''''o"' -
is S me popuiatloii Oh inc y q Vac -
l'l'e'e' inc world proouctioh OIL so'u a"'
SILVER inc previous Ten yours was ''V''
'zs,o Vo-or S"o'oo per eai'la Vi our pr
H lat.on. In isSo our pop''at'oi' was 'o'
l'o,'S3' the worlu Pro'uct'o'' VI so'' anu
siiFef was SUE 90 VVo'--or sii pcr o'p-
ia OIL our Popuia''ot' IN 1857 WIN :.
population on '''VVV'oVo' me ''''''''''
worm prou"c''o' u to'" ""u s''''' I" 80
s-el'ss'''Vo' o' N'''V i'e' e.i'',. q $500
'"' our p"p'','''o''. -. 80 !" -
'ih'a '' pop''i'''o" VI '-'''',o'V, anu =
Wo'i" uo''o'' u s''u ~" '''>
thha'eu III Siii'-"o'lVV' 'ic "i'n'"' ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

mentB 3inSerted at the rate OF 7s cents a
ssquare,s first inscrtion; ca ol subsequent,
insertion 40 cents. CT 90 cents whoa In
serted Every Other Day. Contractors are
n i,e. s,allo owed 10 exceed their space or ad
Syerttse other. than their legitimate rusi..
! same, 20 f} !. III =, ~
". :Heading Notices invariably 90 cents i,cr
I me flrst Insertion. Each subsequent ia
AsertionS16 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-11

GRANITE QUARRY The Sia'e Of
Virginia is Interested in very large
granite quarry on the grounds OF the
Central state Hospital, AT Petersburg.
The Stste bas q royalty on every cuoi
foot quarried, and the parties operating
OF. leazicg tAe quarry have oid upou the
Granite work to pe done by the Uuited
States government 81 the Aouspolis
Navsl Academy, which VIII amount to
several million dollars. The Virginia
granite men made the lowest bld.for
his work, their bid being about $40, 600
lower ,han that of others Efforts are
baing made to nave Maine gtauite used,
in preference to Virginia grapite, winch
is equal, # net superior, 10 the Maine
ersnite, witustaDding too bid t1' n
tnis State was me Lowest. A commit.
tee from Petersburg has gone 20 Wash
ingion, in connection with this matter,
Governor Tyler having celegraphed tbs
5ecretory OF War, requesting 'hat ne
sIve She Virginia people Il oearing oe
| lore the metJer is determined. II this
contract is secured by C0e parties op-
Grating the State quarry ST Petersburg,
+. means the employment OF severe
hundred men for several years, Gnd
oice I:ttie income for The state.
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