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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
Printing and Binding.-Setled proposals will be re-
ceived until JANUARY ELEVENTH. 1900 AT
HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK AN. for furnishing
the PAPER for the PUBIC PRINTING and BIND
ING for the year ending 2sth of February, 1901
the said proposals TO be opened before and the
mittee of Congress Public Printing to the lowest
and best bidder for the interest the government
the committee reserving to itself the right reject
any ana all bids, as Its Judgment of the best in
terests Of the government may dictate Detailed
schedules of the description, quantity and quality
OF the paper required accompanied by samples and
blank proposals. and giving the regula lions with
which bidders must comply. be obtained by
addressing f. W. Palmer, Public Printer Wash
for supplying such quantities Of paper as may be
needed during the year. and no more The esti-
mated quantities set forth In detail in the schedule
comprise: $1,000 reams Machine-fnsh Printing
Paper, 2ix3S; 5000 reams Machine-finsh Printing
Paper, 3Sx4S; "a 500 Sized and SuDer-ca len.
dered White or Tinted Printing Paper various
sizes; 800 reams White Writing Paper various
sizes and weights; 4,So0 Colored Writing
Paper, various sizes and weights: 900 reams
pounds of best Plate Paper; 200 900 pounds of best
Map Paper; 100000 pounds superine (doubleJ
Coated Book Paper; 3160 reams Manila Paper.
various sizes and weights; 100 900 pounds Bond
Paper; 900 pounds Artificial Parchment various
sizes; 1000 pounds Parchment Deed; 10 900 sheets
Cardboard, various colors, sizes and weights;
and weights; S,100 reams frst-class Ledger Paper
white or blue laid wove. various sizes and
weights; $500 reams secend-class Ledger Paper.
white or blue, laid or woye, various sizes and
weights; 200 reams Tissue and Copying Paper;
50 reams Blotting Paper; any required color and
weight; $50 reams Tar Paper. 2ix36; 1865 reams
Plaid, Marble and Comb Paper, various sizes; 300
reams Typewriter Paper, various sizes and weights
1.215 rsams Cap, Letter and Note Paper; 100
Parchment, 15x21 Proposals win be received for
1000 reams or By direction of the Joint
PALMER, Public Printer Washington, d. C. De-
cember 81. 1893. de2I, Is ja4
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia, Washington, December
10. 1s99.-It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia tina +
mad dogs within the District OF Columbia; there
fore, as required by the provisions of Section OF
the act of Congress approved June 49, 1878 en-
titled AN act to create a revenue in the District
Of Columbia by levying tax upon ali dogs there
other purposes. the Commissioners hereby give
notice that every dog in said District shall for q
period of six months from this date wear n good
and substantial muzzle. securely put on, so as to
prevent 1t from biting or swapping; and any dog
muzzle shall be taken up by the poundmaster and
impounded John H. WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS
lansing H. BEACH. Commissioners of the Dis.
trict of Columbia. de20-4t
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FOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF CHANGE or MY
business. will sell my stone and brick dwell
Ing situated in the most fashionable part Of the
nortFwest at positive sacrihce-S3, 900 less
than II cost me in 1885, I bought Il at a bargain;
the prettiest square in the city: very Du-
Pont Circle; u large roms; reception hall; lot
- IT. wide loo II. deep to l5-ft. paved alley,
Will give some one bargain. Address G. o. P.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNEIItNISHED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Slt Mo ay NV, Tor S27 so 400 ne 1r ...... IL. so
ol1 ID ne, 1r ami. Is 80 3sf 9Th Sc 6r. $50
no2l-tu, th&s ROBERT E BRADLEY 1903 s st
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FOR RENT
1915 18th, furnished,
lar, 2b steam, mi. Sl50.o 90
1908 Nh av, furnish
ed, Or, b, eel, mi. 100. 90
1901 n II av. furnish
ed. Or. b. eel, mi .65. 90
CPS 18th, 10r&b. mi 1890
g32 23d, sr, b. mi. 80 80
2139 X. Sr. b, eel. mi 81 30
1901 NJ, l0r&b, mi. 1880
1903 ), Grab, mi. % 80
GLIB S Z ay Sc, Or,
b, eel. mi. .22. 30
11+9 E, 9r&b. mi .2o.J0
26l3 X, Ir. ". ..-.1I.50
1903 2Sth, 5r, w....1t,3o
2434 Va nv. 6r, W, .l2.30
FLATS.
1871 Goth, LIST floor,
new fat, 6r, b,
heat, mi. 40. 90
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FOR SALE - $500 CASH AND s25 MONTHLY
Will buy beautiful brick house. with all mod
ern improvements; on y. \. line. Adj
dress OWNER Z. Star Office. se22-3m.a
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ACCOUNTANTS.
]. Il. RATE

]. T. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust building
feS-f Telephone No. 1928.
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FOR REN1'-HOUSES
ElRNiSIIED.

FOB RENT-HANDS0AE IO-ROOM HOUSE. 1888
81. nv, near Cairo Hotel. completely fur
nished; linen. silver. china, all new: furnace:
enameled bath; moderate rent Apply any time.
de20-2as
FOR RENT-NEw HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND 21ST,
near Dupont Circle. handsome house: IA rooms
and bath; completely furnished; piano. linen,
silver; 800 mo. OWNER. 1902 2fst. de19St'
FOR RENT = FURNISHED = 1883 ST. NV,
near British legation; beautiful English base
ment house; IS rooms well adapted for enter
tanning; ot.ental furnishings and drapings. Rent
TO Sept. i, 1900, $1,000, but may be varied. APP
ply on premises. nol1-6ws
FURNISHED on UNEURNIsHED.
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ROOMS.

ROOMS
Sl4 18th, hall. $751; 50
22502 VI. Or. w.....l5.sU
1881 10Th, office. heat.I5.oo
4s2-IS6 La av, office
rooms. $50 and 1900
STORES.
lt22 2, y sto spa 49,. so
~ 18th. w&g. 80
IL ith. sta. Or. eel. W. .23. 90
lf3e sd. Ar. ST Gel. mi ~. ~,
1903 l.. ST. Gel. W, g.20.oO
200 NJ, sto&2r. .2n.oO
$40 18th shop --.-.IG. 80
sl4 18th. W. g-.....12. 80
III 18th ne. stO. eel. 1000
STABLES.
1912 q. 2s,cr.l.w.g.$i5.0O
Il42 18th. IS. VIZ, /, ". Is. 90
1l6 18th, IS, wr, l,w. 1000
ti26 9Th, Is, " $500
ZAP ia ay rear,
Is, W r, l.,........T.o0
tSsy-3l L, Or, w....7.OG
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave,
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FOR SALF-A BONA FIBE SO NET INVEST
ment In 3-stcrE and basement fat building in
Inc NV; near State, War and Navy building.
always rented; price only $4,000. See us for
particulars. MEYERS & ANDERSON
de2u-lw 1909 q. AZ "a ~
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FOR RENT $40 Fla av. Sr. Is 90
141s st, 10r&b. .$45 90 fat. 1706 Pa av. Is 90
1341 Corcoran Or. 81 so 1927 av, 8r&b. IS 50
224 1874 at, Sr&b. 80 so Offices in Metzerott bldg.
1912 st, sr6b. 80 co 1920 9Th, 1Ir. O. 50
3023 Cambr ge pl, Or. $500 1872 Balls ct ar g. 80
Store, 2210 14th st.. 25 00I
de16-tf GASCH BROS. 1907 st.
FOR RENT-4s r ST: 2-STY. Dr., r. B.,
closets, cell, yds-, shed; MI good repair; new
paper and paint; $225o. Apply 1915 st. NV.
de16-1ws
FOR RENT-1425 YELLING PLACE, COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS: handsome, new, beautifully papered
and finished; hot water heat; IL rooms and 2
baths; $780,
de16-1w R. ". WALKER & SON. 1905 F.
FOR RENT-431 9 ST. NV, OPPOSITE PEN
sion office; four stories; II rooms ami: newly
papered and painted; central location; suitable for
boarders and roomers. $4,000
dee-n JAMES I. SHEA, $50 Pa. ave. NV.
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LADIES GOODS.

NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINES
AT $500.
Others ask $40 for same.
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS.
ocl2-3In.5 OPIESHEIMER'S. 5l4 9th NV
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER: REMODEI.
inT OF old fur wraps TO the latest styles a spe-
claltYi ladies tailoE-ulade suits made to order
nj guaranteed. E. HoRGAN. SOC K St NV
seil-6m-4
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM. FURRIER
Is located at her cid address, 1903 Sth st NV,
Altering and repairing Of High-grade Fur Gar
DsHts exclusively. oc2-,mA
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FOR SALE-SWELL WHITE STONE FRONT
house. glass storm doors. tiled vpstiime and hath
room; porcelain tub; best location, only 81 900
on monthly payments. 10 cash required Address
Box iI3. Sta- office. MOI -3m-4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-CESTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY
4story brick. store and three fats. within 100
feet OF F ST. NV: lot 2axio0 feet; rents for
$40 per annum. Price. ST. 800. Vacant lot.
same size. adjoining for sale $4,000
del6-7t X. PHILLIPS. 100 l4th ST. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND,

SoU REWARD VIII. BE PAID FOR INFoRMA-
ton securing: the arrest and conviction of parties
guilty OF stealing chickens from residents of
Jarrett Park. Md Z. ID. +. BRADY, Mayor.
de2l-Sts
LOST-TUE2DAY, STICK PIN OF SMALL Bril-,
liAnts Liberal reward IL returned TO Mrs. APP
PLEBY, Grafton Hotel de2I -3ts
LOST-MCNDAY, DEC. IS 1890 a WHITE SET
ter dog. with lemon spots and blind in left eve
Suitable reward If left at A D. SMITHS, Fox
hail rOaOd- deia-sts
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PERSONAL.

OWING To TIE NEAR APPROACH or XMAS
W. will TeSIOuI promptly any call for our hi.,
sash exchsnse for goats discar,icr garmratS Drop
Postal jUSTII'S OLD STAND.
de-l-Ju 6Ig u 81
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AtTuoR-
lied. 605 18Th ST NV Open day ard Higat Re
liable and experienced strictly ouutiGg,illII-
Ro22-ins
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR NALE COOP BUGGY HORSE $50 AND
~ur'u horse So, sslI pr Of 1u9 Ith
LETT HERE FOR SALE. HAND MADE 2-sEAT-
cd ia! '-I. cnrSg II Sold thiS week. Also gycery
And ltght business wagon AID pharTon; good
S1na4ii,l ~ III NV de2u3t-
FOE SAIL 10 CLOSE An ESTATE WE OFFER
all sfys-s u Carriages ph4let0Bs. depot wagons
panel getaways. delivery wagons, etc al great
- Teturvd Prices SAM I. NJ. MEMS GEO A
PROVOST, Executors Estate : J Meeks sE22
g. -. nv. 49,
FOR SALE-rNE sIX-rASSENCER LIGHT .BI'S-
glass sides Gail snd see 1t. u. W MAGRATH
2us lUrh Il. deI56t
\ BAI;GA AN $50 WILL Buy FINE RUB
berthe hrpugham and harness. good order.
sery Iigut higl-b1ck victoria; also nns.
d0uhle silver Mounted coach and couI,. mar
ness, very tn- eur spring top buggy cost $3.50.
Lady JTSP. seats A. covert trap, bicycle-
wheel fuHa-9It Hnd brass trap harness. Above
are all god and made by best makers
Cali and sXAnline- Make offer. 1927 st NV
deg Nv
FOR sALE-BUGGIES SURREIS TRAPS. BUSI
wagons daytOns. sIanhopss. also frst-class
wagons. my OWL manufacture.
fe2s-u J. J. COOK 1905 VI st NV
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED WILL PAY 81 500, ALL CASH FOR
e-in"m frame dwelling Or very near Capitol
Hiil between LIST and 1lth SITS. Address Miss II .
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W4\TLIl-A MINT COLORtp BOY To NAME
rirl-rlr generally US ful about house, best RET
required Apply between u anu =, lll4 i.'h
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WANTF1D5 FIEST-CI.ASS NEAT tIII Els
IT. tic2tt-2t
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA 632 PA Av. NV
5I9 d st NV, 9r SIS 50 $50 st Sc Or. .l5.oC
81! ID st NV, Dr. 90 " Fenton st 5r .1l.oo
sd Sd ST NV, 6r. $500 - Fenton st ne 5r lo. 81
1900 av ne. sr. 300 1851 Az sw, 5r. OBS
25S 10th st Ne, 6r- 1910 100 st sw, 3r..-. 800
lto6 18th st NV, Or rs 90 lo2S Sc, 5r. .9,e0
10 "a st sw, Or. 80 70 ST Sc, 5r-....I 81
esSGIJtf
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NANTEIJ-AN EXPERlENr FL PATENT Law
yer to I axe charge OF a patent bureau IN IN
civ Apply by letter. VIE references; To Il,
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" -lNTE.U- GENERAL IIpJ SEWuRKER;
white PROTESTANT: 2Ivs Wy. ave. nv; SO a
month. prIvIt,, LrgI-. tie2i 2t@
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FOR SALE-NEw GROOM HANDSOME MODERN
, nrlck house. rented at $3.50 for 81 Zoo: we'll
located. ne, and near car line
JOHN T. boNoHoE & Sun, SOS gasi cAsIte, =,
de2l ST. " W. N~F'o' -
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FEMALE.

WNNTEp-A WHITE WOMAN Ia ASSIST REG
MAR nurse refs mus live f. be house. Apply
a. once I'll 6ih ;.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
IN Columbian College subdi' isun. cor 18th and
Binney sts- IL rooms, magnihcentiy nnished; VIII
be sold cheap and good terms Apply 10 owner.
CHAS: C DUNCANSON, 9th and d SITS. NV
de2l-tf
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WANTED MAIZE SrENutitAPfIER AND TlfE-
,-rirrr- SInir. msr.hue. must he willing 10 assist
In other Uf,i.t UrK Address. in own llanttN rlt-
inc SMITH PREMIER STAG ahre. ieiS-5t-
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WANTED
MALE.

WANTED-A BRIGHT SOBER. INpt SiAl'' ;
man u, tA,. rirsc" business rnt-rpr'~+ ysSat'-
IShrd. r,,uSr taAa - 5"uf S2nu" worth OF
stock In a., SlIafy. >i'"' monthly. Adtir-Ss NJ
7. uftlrF h'-l-''l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

Richmond: Albert D. Babson and wife
to Virginia Electrical Railway and De
velopment Company, 5ll II feet on Haxal-
Crcnshaw Company canal and James
river. known as the "Nau Factory lot, "
5000
Levi Booth and wife to John O. Hobs
"a feet on east side Fourth street.
500.
Louisa and Joanna Hobs 90 Levi Booth
% l-12 feet on west side Fourth street. $50
William =. .'arrar and wife, w. NJ
Parrish and wife 10 Mary Anderson. his
wife. "a LIP FEET ON cast side Fourth
street 2-5 feet north of Louisiana. 500.
Sands and Howard special commission
ors. 10 II. Whiu0ck. - feet ON cast side
Twentieth street between Grace and
Franklin. Si5.
Scott Winfield and wife 10 Thomas u.
Stokes. q u feet ON north side Ross
street between Governor and Fourteenth,
81 o0o
Hcnrico: William Bear and wife TO G..
II Jackson 26 2-3 acres on White Oak
swamp S2l5.
John G.. Easley and wife 70 Henry S.
Winston. g. feet on north side Floyd ave
nue. s. feet west Of Strawberry street.
s575
Bernard A. Gaines 10 T.. ID. Carter. p
feet on south side Beverly street go feet
west OF Randolph. $1,000
Serena b. ana Robert Hensel 10 VIII
liam Bear. 20 acres ON White Oak Swamp
road SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

The following named Virginia and North
Carolina officers. recently appointed, have
been ordered 10 report al recruiting sta
lions tor temporary duty. 60 assist len re-
cruiting Tor their respective resimcnts.
Forty second Infantry. T. 5 Volunteers
headquarters, Fort Niagara. y. N.-first
Lieutenant Robert *. Spiler Norfolk,
Va
Forty-third Infantry. L. S Volunteers:
Headquarters Fort Ethan Allen. Vt
Captain william H. Beavers. Raleigh. y.
c.. Captain William Is Preston, Rich
mOnd. Va; First Lieutenant Robert lie
MasuriCr Richmond. Va
Foriy-fourth Infantry, u. ;. volunteers
Headquarters Fort LeaNenWOrth, Kan
First Lleutenan, Alfred V. Brown Ashe-
Vile y. g.
Forty-siA,h Infantry. L.. S. Volunteers
headquarters. South Framing hun, Mass
First Lieutenant Henry III. Sheen, Nor
folk, Va.
Foriy-sevcnth Infantry, Z. S. Volun-
tCsrs. hcafiqu crs. Camp Meade. Pa -
" ret Lieutenant Jesse :. Garwooo. Chi
taq0 III llrst Lieutenant John w.
CGliok Raleigh. \. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED sIoG u
holders Of the TITLE AND lN9 -
ANCE COMPANY. of Richmond y a.
"a corporation chartered uHatl ,'s, i'c
laws Of the state of virginia., hoid!ns
together more than oht-ltnlH "a ~,
capital stock of said colp1I aI',gt' 10y,
hereby call "a general meeting Oh tH7
etockholders of said company, 20 NC
held at It's ONCE. 40. 30 east i'I""u
street. i'm the cts OK Richmond, y a.. on
the 18TH DAY OF SEPIEMtLit, 1871
at l. o. clock Vi. .,-... .....,-
ing IS 90 approve rallly' 0o''''i' anu
The execution. delivery and recorda-
ton of "a trust-Geed from said y tle al9
Insurance Company TO john ll ger -ii ,i
Robert i. Slater. trustees, uate4 NpiA
L.. 1855. recorded iil The clerk once
Of the Chancery Court ~ thc cry OF
Richmond lu Deadlock no. lDt A.
paec 1895. &c, conveying 10 ra4u tl-a-
tees The following property oil s'i
Title and Insurance company slluatst
in the city of Richmond, a. to-" j.
otis charter franchises, books an
strrcts. maps memoranda, flies. ouice
furniture fixtures, system ana dll on
its other property used DID, me operation
or it's title plant ia trust 10 secure
TO the holders thereof the payment OF
$50 b0uqs OF said Title ana Insurance
COMPANY Of $1,000 each. AN dated April
Il fSgs and PAYABLE iO bearer one year
after date. with interest from date.
The execution negotiation and de-
livery of said bonds and especially me
execution. negotiation ana delivery OF
g3 of said bonds. aEgresaflng s3ppooD
To certain officers and directors 3D.. said
company. in settlement ana discharge
OF Indebtedness due 10 them, respec-
lively. by saic company.
B. The advertisement and sale By John
Tyler. the acting trustee under said
trust-dced at public auction on the lst
dav of July. ls9g of ali pronerty en-
b.acod and conveyed by said trust
deed.
=. and 10 authorize the execution and
delivery by said Jonn Tyler. trustee
and said company of good ana sum-
cient deed conveying 90 the purchase
an property embraced ard COW eyed ly
said trust-decd upon payment 10, the
ufircha-c-mOucy f1 said John Tyler,
trustee. and 20 take such action I'm re-
gard 10 tho execution of SAID trust
deed. issue negotiation and delivery OF
bonds advertisement. sale and convey
ance. and all matters connected there
with whether above enumerated or
noO. as said stockholders may deem
1udicious
And generally TO take such action and
transact an such business in regard
TO the assets Of said company and It's
affairs OF every character and descrip-
ton as to said stockholders may seem
proper. IT. n TYLER
ARDEN HOWELL,
JOHN @. SLATER.
G. Il. BELNIN.
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THE VOLUNTEERS.
Not Many Enrolled Vet. But No Lack
Of Material.

The work at the recruiting stations con-
tinues 20 60 smoothly on, and as the regl-
mcnts OF the call before the last have re-
ccived their full quota OF men, the officers
have turned their attention towards the
last call. I'm response 10 which the officers
recommended by the Governor have been
recently appointed.
Lieutenant Colonel H0rtz Of the station
az Richmond, who has charge of the re-
cruiunr service in this state. says that
very few men have been enrolled Tor The
new regiments. but that the work goes
hrishy on and there is no lack of volun-
teers.
Lieutenant LeMasurier was the first
officer appointed under the last call. who
has reported to tho Richmond station.
The Forty-third Regiment 90 which ho VIII
he assigned. IS as yet in ihe embryo state
and the work is now being pushed 10 com
plete this command as soon as possible.
Colonel liartz has detailed Lieutenant
L. Masurier 20 the recruiting duty an Dan
Vile Tor ten days in order that that sec
ton may be thoroughly worked.
The new volunteers have 90 stand the
same examination as the applicants for
tho regular army. which is a severe one.
Should the standlnl army be Increased
az any time On the near future 20 is almost
certain that the volunteer officers who
prove themselves 90 be mo right men i'm
the right place viii receive commissions
in the regular service.
An effort IS being made 20 induce the
Secretary ~ War 90 provide Tor "A mobii-
zation camp for co'ored troops az Camp
COrbln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
sci
Ro. n. Gillian & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
903 east Main street.

n OMAuSsIONERS AUCTION SALE
y OF CONVENIENTLY LOCA / ~
TRACT or LAND IN HENklCO CQLN
ny. ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM hlCii-
MOND. OK THE SEVEN PINES ELk'-
TRIO CAR LINE.-By virtue OF a decree
of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county,
entered February e. 1896, in the case or
Barker and ais rs. Barker ana ais, the
undersigned. special commissioner ap-
pointed for the purpose VIII SELL ny pup
iic auct ON. in front of HenrlcO County
courthouse. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II, lS39'
at II o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND
referred TO iu said decree ana located
on the Seven Pines electric car me, ne-
tween Highland Springs and East hlch-
mond. bling the same land formerly own
cd bv Robinson Barker deceased con-
tanning % ACRES. more or less, near the
Newhrdee church.
TERMS. Onc-third cash. and the resi-
due I'm three equal instruments az one, TWO
and three years the purchaser giving
notes therefor with interest from oay OF
SALE A. X. ~ IL i y T. H.,
J. J. f. Broaddus clerk of The SAID
oourt do certify that the bond required
of the special commits Toner bN we rrDicc
rendered iu said cause on the oln cay OF
rebriarv 1906. has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk or inc
satd court this 9th day Of tt1raai!'
ISdG D. Z. BROADDIS
80 Clerk
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Mr.. HICKS CHOSEN.
Hc is Elected District Deputy Supreme
lrchOn

1rchOn.
District No A Of the Improved Order Of
IIeptasophs. met in convention yesterday
afternoon AT 1890 o'clock and elected Mr..
Thomas n. HiEs as Deputy Supreme Ar
chon OF this district
The convention was presided over by Mr.
u. II IIaydcn, Of Charlottesville and Mr.
William l.. Morris acted as secretary. The
committee on Credentials reported nine
delegates and seven alternates present.
The office OF ,Archon has been
occupied for several years by Mr..
Henry Flengcnhclmor. OF this city,
but owing 10 business matters ne mas de
clined reelection The candidates for tho
Office were Thos. u. Hicks ana a. W.
Rosenc. After some discussion ard a
lengthy spirited contest Mr.. Hicks was
elected and Mr. +. G.. Hayden as alter
nate. The convention then adjourned. as
There wac no furthr business.
The new Grand ArchOn IS a very popu-
lar man. lie is the Jefferson Hotel livery
man and hts private business is one Of
the largest I'm the city. Mr.. Hicks Is very
ven known and IS one OF the most &C.
tive Heptasophs in the state. and has
done much TO build 40 lhe order IN tins
district. His promotion 10 the highest
nosition i'm the gift of the local organiza-
Nam is accompanied with many good
wishes and congratulations.
Mr. Henry Flegenheimer retires az his
own v,1Ition and leaves a splendid record
behind him as an energetic. capable ana
popular member Of the order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
CRIME AND CASUALTY.
The Gases That Demanded Medical
Treatment Yesterday.

solomon Woody. colorcd received q stab
wound in the left arm Yesterday while
he was under the influence of LIQUOR he
cid not know who IL was that did 90. but
a. soon as he discovered his hurt he went
20 the Second Police station and asked Tor
treatment
The ambulance was summoned az q
O'Clock and Or. Goode treated bis wound
and lcf him.
AZ $3.50 Z. NJ The ambulance was called
50 Montague's factory. where a white man
Lad BIS hand run over by a hand car and
severely mashed. lie was treated by Dr.
Goode and left
Ellen wilkins Colored. OF l0i west Dutal
street got into a quarrel with her sOn-in-
law and be stabbed her Ia the let breast
with "a knife. The blade struck rib and
glanced. making an ugly wound The am
Duiance Was called al $40 o'clock and DR..
Goode treated her injuries.