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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
Militia Left For Their Homes Yes
terday.
MADE GOOD PROGRESS
ENCAMPMENT PRONOUNCED A
GREAT SUCCESS.
Men and Officers Gained Much valu-
able Experience as a Result of
Their Week Under Canvas-Pay-
master General Critchlow Dis
burses Coin-The Parade.

Camp Wasafch, the center of SO much
Ectivity and a center of attraction for the
past week, Is now nothing but blank
field covered with marks of desertion and
Respondent memories. The fighting men
of Utah left it yesterday afternoon and
now they are in their homes or wandering
homeward. They will not have to answer
reveiile at BIB a. M any more for the
present, nor must they be in bed by $3.50
p m.
Under General Cannon's orders, camp
was broken yesterday afternoon about 2
O'Clock, the tents and bedding and other
pararhernalia of camp were loaded on
wagons, the boys marched out into line,
and with Helds band playing sprightly
tunes they came down town. The line of
march was down Fifth South to Eighth
East, to Second South, to Main, to South
Temple and on West Temple to the ar
mory.
Dropping the Tents.
One of the prettiest ceremonies of the
encamplnent was the dropping of the
tents. Every rope by one or two to hold
each tent had been unfastened, and two
men were stationed at each tent A cor
netist of the band played the general"
call, rife was fired ana every tent fell
gracefully TO the ground. Each was
quickly rolled UP and the men were soon
on their way down town. They marched
Main ' and Second South, when they ,I
formed into columns of fours.
There was a wild scene of turmoil at
the armory. The troops dusty and dirty
and tired, flung aside their guns and trap
pings to rush for washbasins.
Company G left at $50 p. m. for Wood
ruff and company e left for Bountiful
during the afternoon. Company F will
probably remain until Monday before re-
turning to Manti.
Paid Off the Men.
One of the most interesting features
of the ceremonies yesterday morning-in-
teresting to the men-was the payment by
Colonel Critchlow, quartermaster of the
brigade, of the per diem due for the en-
campment. He gave out $2S1S.15.
THE sncampment has been successful
beyond my anticipations, said General
Cannon yesterday afternoon. Many of
these men, a large percentage of them,
had seen no service but they learned
rapidly and their operations in drill be-
came excellent as the work progressed.
Company q made q splendid record at
target practice; it carried off the honors,
and i think that company T showed the
greatest Improvement in marching.
THE state has been well repaid for the
money expended on the encampment."
1.-The officers learned much faster than
the men, said an officer who has noted
the Improvement of the miitiamen. THE
officers should study the tactics more
closely. They did not have as complete
a knowledge of the tactics as they should
have had. Those companies whose Off
GERS showed the best knowledge of the
tactics showed the greatest Improvement
in their drills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
Indignation al Rome.

London, Sept. 10-A special dispatch
from Rome says the sentence pro-
nounced against Dreyfus has produced
enormous excitement there, and thou
sands of kilograms of sympathy have
been sent to Dreyfus and to M De-
mango and NJ. Labor. According to the
same dispatch. the pope last evening
sent long telegram to President Lou
bet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
BRYAN AT OGDEN.
Great Enthusiasm Displayed For
Democracy's Leader.
cial to The Herald.


ogden, Sept 9.-William Jennings
Bryan, in his brief address here to-
night, aroused enthusiasm such as to
remind one of the tumultuous days of
the great campaign of go A large
crowd gathered at the depot before s
o'clock, but dispersed slowly on learn
ing that the train would not arrive till
1880. They were on hand in almost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

in the nation, grabbed that old basket,
sprang from the train and paused not
till he had found the owner in her
proper car and restored her basket. Mr..
Bryan said the last words he heard the
good woman utter as he rushed for the
door were that Texas would give him
400, 900 majority in 1907
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
Arrested For Begging.

Dan ellis was arrested last night on
Main street for begging. He has one arm
and is as "mean as they make en-
ellis delights in abusing everybody who
fails to respond to his solicitation of aims
He answers the description Of man COM
planned Of several days ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

N. Christy. an employee of the Rio
Grande Western, residing at 641 South
Main street was taken to St. Marks
hospital last night seriously il,. A dag
nosis of the case has not been made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
BUGGIEs TURNED OVER.
Runaway In Which No One Was
Hurt

A horse and buggy, unoccupied. dashed
north on State street at 9:5O last evening,
and on. the Theatre corner collided with
George Dern's outfit. overturnins both
The runaway horse turned west on Firsi
South and was caught in the middle or
the block by Officer Randolph. NO DAM
age attended the excitement.
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CONTINUED From Page 2.)
a dispatch from the minister of war,
General the Marquis de Gallifet, order
ing him not to pass Judgment in the
case until Monday, said that he took
orders from nobody and that the judg-
merlt would be given today.
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night when his charmer picked him up
to perform with him he found life was
extinct. The boa was twelve feet six
inches long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
but ONE CHANCE
TO AVOID A WAR
Kruger Must Accept Great
Britain's Suzerainty.
ENGLISH CABINET is
INCLINED TO PEACE
But Has Strengthened the Hands of
But Has Strengthened the Hands of
Joseph Chamberlain.

Speculation as to Whether the Trans
wall Will Back Down-People of
Johannesburg In State of Ter
TOR, Fearing That Hostilities May
Begin at Any Time-Ten Thous-
and British Troops Are Ordered to
South Africa.
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BIG SNAKE DEAD.
Hagenback Loses a. Boa Con-
strictor.

strictor.
Hagenbacks have lost a boa constructor,
the longest, but not the largest, in their
collection BE died last night. having
virtually suioided. Since last April sthe
snake had not eaten anything except q
little milk, which he absorbed in bath.
Birds were put in the cage, but failed to
tempt him. A week ago he shed his skin
and it was thought then that he would
eat but his indispositon continued. Last
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Lieutenant Colonel NJ. &C. Cooke Coils
of her majestys Thirty-foursh Punjab
Pioneers arrived in town late Friday and
departed for the east on last nights
train. He stated that he had obtained
leave of absence for one yeas and was on
his way to England to visit his family.
He had planned to remain some time In
the state. but the prospect of trouble in
the rTransyasl would cause him to go on
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AWFUL ORDEAL AGAIN,

Continued From Page ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

Sheriff. storrs and wife. of Provo are al
the Cullen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

S. r. Thurman of Provo arrived in town
yesterday. He registered at the Cullen
George p, Kerr of Pittsburg is at the
KnutSford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

a. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auciionccr and Insurance
Agent.
Manchester. Va.
u TBfLC AUCTION SALE
Il or
THAT VALUABLE STORE. DWELL
ING AND LOT,
40. 1870 HULL STREET. MANCHES-
TER. VA.

AZ ihc request of thc owners. ! will sell,
by public auction Co the highest bidder,
ou the premises on
MONDAl. MARCH -. 1922
40 O'Clock H. NJ. The above REAL
ESTATE. which fronts - lcct ON HUI
street and runs back along sixteenth
street the depth OF 12D feet.
ne hund.mg Is large and contains some
siN rooms lu addition 90 a large and at
traCtivc store. This property is located
0n one OF Tie best COrucl on HUI street,
is in z live and growing business section,
ana offers an opportunity for big diVi-
dcud-paying Investment
TERMS. Oue-fOurth cash and the bal
ancc iu six twelve and eighteen months.
deferred payments bearing interest, Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
a. l.. ADAMS0N.
mhy2 AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
By A. J. Chewing Company
Real Estate AuctiCuccrs.

II RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE on No.
y SO WILLIAMS STREET BY virtue
Of "A certain deed of trust. dated August
: 1Sa5 of record I'm clerks office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court in -. b. l3'' A.
page lS7. default having been made DO
the payment of the debt therein secured.
10 do VIC viii sell by auction UPON the
premises on 1000
FRIDAY. MARCH 81. 1S99.
az 40 O'Clock J.. NJ. that LOT OF
LAND with a frame dwewlling thereon.
frontiue, ~, feet on the east end of VIII
iiams street and extending back Co
Walker street about * feet ON one side
and 81 feet on the other side
TERMS; Cash sufficient To- deiraN me
expenses Of sale and TO pay SASH. bali
ance al one year, secured boy deed of trust.
A. j. CHEWING.
T. SlTTERDIN6.
n,hoG Trustees.
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SURE CURE FOR POISON
SEALED PROPOSALS.
- Ii - EneIneer.

once NI ilIN engineer,
Richmond. Va. March 20 1870
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS Will uc received 40 this
office until : O'CLOCK T.. ". TUES
DAY March - $500. FOR PAVING
WI~ll GI, MITE SFALLS the road
beCs ~ certain streets in tine CITY, and
10 SET NEW GRANITE CURB and
LAY NEW GRANITE FLAGOlNG in
sundry places SPECIE. CAIlONS and
Information of same Will bc furnished
upon application zoo ibis office
Proposals 1-fl also he received at the
same time for furnishing 90 the city
stables
rl.pl pounds of BEST QUALITY
rHOl'E WESTERN 40. 1 TIMOTHY
Jay.
poD bushels 40. . MIXED CORN.
go bushels So. MINED OATS.
5000 pounds BEST WHEAT STRAW.
sacks SALT
CERTIFIED CHECK of 500 40 MUST
accompany cach bid as "a guaranty FOR
trifnfui execution of contract
THE Commute nu Streets reserves the
rIrht 20 reject amy and on bids ontred
and 10 award thc contract as whole
o. ln separate parts
w. i CTTSUAW
mh2i city Engineer
u TpSAIS BIDS WILL 1919 RE
oeiVcd until l. o'clock TUESDAY.
March ~ 1Ng9 for FURNISHING THE
PENITENTIARY WITH SUPPLIES
for tho next three months
Blanks can bee had bt tnniync to
q n HELMS
mhe6 Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

TIfE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE
-TOCkHOLDERS of the NoitlHSlDE
IAND COMPANY viii boz held az me
sfsfa Rank or Virginia on WEDN LS-
t tnrif d rCqG. m O'Clock i. "
'' 4 T.. MOSBH,
NH Secretary and Treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
BY Edward s Rose Company
and Aug Royal q Co..
Real Estate AucuOnecrs.

DY VIRTUE or a CERTAIN DEED
ID of trust dated 10th April 1891. of
record in the clerks office OF the Cor
pofduou or Hastings Court of the city
.0f Manchester Va, f.. Is. Vol. 1t page
d.. default having been made in the pay
mCnt OF The debt thereby secured, and be-
ug required by the beneficiary 80 90 do.
We viii sell, boy auction upon the prem
ises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF
MARCH 1879
al clock 4. NJ. an those certain LOTS
or LAND lying and being IN the city of
Manchester Va, with the improvements
thereon. commencing at the northwest
corner OF PoWhatan and POcahOntas
streets thence extending WcstwaFdly
along the said north line of powhatan
street. ana fronting thereon Sll2 feet and
running back between the west line OF
Poyahontas street. if extended and the
line of the property OF the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad 100 feet. more or
less. and known as Lot : I'm Sneliings'
plan. Manchester property is active with
an upward tendency. so now lis the time
TO buy.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and balance due on bond OF SI27 g.
WILLIAM g. ARMITAGF
T. NJ FOSTER
JOSEPH W. THOMAS
mh2i Trustees.
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IIANoyER LAND SALE.

HANOVER LAND SALE.
By virtue of % certain decd OF trust,
dated November Is. lNc from Molne g..
steel ana George b Steel her husband.
90 Addison j.. Holiday. as trustee. re
corded u the clerks office of Hanover
County Court. n Deadlock % page -
etc. default having been made in me pa. o.
ncut of the debt therein secured. ana
being required SO 10 do by tho beneficiary.
J viii sell. at public auction, OBJ Inc
SATURDAY. APRIL J. $500.
LAND lying in Hanover county. va, ON
east side of Richmond. Frederlcksbu
and Potomac railroad. short distance
south of Gwathmey's Crossing adjoining
tho lands of the late Charles y. Gwat1-
mty more fully described ln said tru O-
deed being The same thirty-fOur acres de-
scribed and conveyed Pm deed of bar
gain and sale from Charles b. GWdthmcy
and wife 10 MOlie q. steel and I'm
plat thereto annexed made and recorded
Simultaneously with said trustdeed. the
tract of land Included within the red lines
Ou said plat and thereon marked as Area
80 Acres being IA land 10 Ice sold and
precisely the same as the tract OF land
included within the lines, as run by
courses and distances In said trust-decd.
ana more deliberately described I'M said
deed of bargain and sale. but said courses
and alliances ass given i'm said deeds. i'm
order 10 harmonic and coincide with said
In said plat, should be read in
inverse order. The land Is good and adj
mirably located. About tWO-thirds cleared
and remainder lu wood. improvements.
excellent frame stable
TEXANS. Cash sumcicut 10 pay costs
and expenses of sale and bond for
81 10000. with interest at the rate of Is
per ccntum per auuum from July H., 1894
balance. IN any. payable I'm one year after
day of sale with interest added. evidenced
hv bond secured hN trust dccd on said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
BY Chas. \. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans.
No. II north Tenth 81.

7 OsITIVB AUCTION SALE OF THOSE
! CENTRALLY LOCATED. DESlR-
ABLE BRICK RESIDENCES Nos. 4l9
AND iW5 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
BY request Of the owner who IS deter
mined 10 sell / will dispose Of the above
mentioned Dwellings, upon the premise,
on
THURSDAY. MARCH co. 1899.
at5P. NJ. These houses owing 10 their
convenient locality, are in active demand
and contain seven rooms each besides
both all newly papcrcd and painted side
alleys The lot fronts on the east line
of Fourth street i0la feet and IS feet
deep.
TERMS; Liberal and announced at the
sale. 49,
CHAS. 4. ROSE.
mh6 AuctiOnecr.
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49, H. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate AuctiOnccr.
ID UBLIC AUCTION SALE
L OF
THE PREMISES 30. 1Oi NORTH SEN
ENTEENIb OR MARKET STREET,
NEAR FRANKLIN STREET.
LONG OCCUPIED BY MIR WILLIAM )
HOLMES.

Al The request OF Mr. Holmes. who ow-
ms TO ill health. rotires from business, /
viii offer for sale. ON The premises, at
. clock =. NJ. on
MONDAY. me 9TH DAY or MARCH
that exceedingly WELL-BUlLT TWO
STORY BRICK STORE, No. lU4 NORTH
which has been occupied by Mr.. Holmes
for nearly thirty years. The building
covers the entire front OF - feet and
the lot Uus back a good depth TO wide
paved alley The store Is furnished with
Am the cOnvoninCcs necessary TO carry on
the fish and oyster business. and immc-
di1te possession VIII Dee given. so that the
purchaser Will at once enter upon the
large patronage which has been built up
by MI Holmes. and which Is so justly
enjoyed by him. The upper part rs well
arranged AS "a dwelling. with usual con-
venicnccs. and has private entrance.
TERMS. At sale. ...,..-
IT. &. McCTRDY.
nhos AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

Richmond VA. March - $50.
TINE CO-PARTNERSilp HERETO
fore existing betWsep g.. DoMlNl'l ana
p NJ. CATOGNI undr th ilrm name
and -tyle of g.. bOMlNlCl IS Coz has
been this day dissolved b} mutual con-
SOM Afr. Cat0gni has sold bis interest
10 Ah Dominica who succeeds in tli Use
-ets and Assumes an LIABILITIES of The coo
l,.,rfncr-hip. a. DGAffNIcI.
j.. NJ CAIDGNL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
RIAL ESTATE AND MONEY,

We know OF several purchasers for me-
diuin-sized Dwellings 10 YOU have such
and are willing 10 sell ri a rcssoa4bic
pride. let US heau from YOU We also
know OF several sums nf money seeking
investment VI YOU NVish 10 hofrovy cali
interest
a j. CHEWING COMPANY
fh-b north Tenth street
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George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
go east Broad street

= PECIAI. SALE or SUPERB CUT
= GLASS SOLID SILVER BklC-A-
RRAC STATTETTES. &c.-l will SELL,
for gentleman who has declined house
keeping at my auction-house al 1870
a. NJ promptly.
MONDAY. MARCH y 1874,
Superb imported Cut-Gldss Bccantcfs'
Caralcs Tumblors. etc.
Marble Statucttes of Venus do McdicL
Graree etc: Beautiful EisQue Figures
Venetian Liquor. Elegant Marble Man
tel Clock. Bronze Figures. Royal Wor-
cestor and other Vases. Jdrdinercs. etc..
Solid silver Forks. Spoons oyster Forks.
Orange Spoons Butter Dish. etc.: also
Massive Qutdruplc Plated Water
Pitcher with Bowl and Goblet Knives,
pakers. etc.. and Very Handsome Cary
ing Set.
ire special sale win take place promptly
at 1870 A. NJ So that purchasers Will be
detained as short % time as possible
GEORGE w. MAYO.
fuIp- AuctIOnccr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

s. TO So PER DAY nc ;NpEGfEN'ED
travelling statesmen Nt reliable nl1
rsiabli bod bouse Reference ro1u.f 4.
skAfBRWNN NOVELTY tN. ClnDiu-
usu. ohio.
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.iTUArIoS wAsTID--penhIe.

WANTED. BY ! YOUNG LADY GRAD
uate OF the NirsIiia BJsd.css College
position rs steroeraphci co. Office wyft
OF some Kind. Ecfcrcrcss gwen. hn-
dress Miss H. a. NJ. care Times Once.
WANTED. POSITION BY Y0t ~
Lady who is "a good sfrnngraphcr md
typewriter. Address "B o1rc Times.
mN1D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

'' Richmond. Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TiE
members of tms society viii Do" h.."
~ This office so. l0l4 east Main street
MONDAY. April %. 1S1 800 ocloch
~ NJ EDWIN a. PALMER.
.r Secretary.
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noAEDrRs WANTED

WANTED H0ApDERs FOR SECOND
floor rooms one front room. hot md
cold bath mf same floor 3i9 n1r
Eleventh street. mh28
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The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY SfREtfs
open daily from 10 A. u. 20 4 NJ
Admission, - cents tlee' "s -,
days.
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by Y A. Catlin Auctionccr
40. 6 y. Eleventh ST.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
IMPROVED AND l. y ! NJ j Il O Y + ID
PROPERTY OK CHAPLIN
STREET.

By virtue of "a deed OF trust executed
so me December 22 1892. of record in
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court.
i'm ID. b. IA A. page 3S2. default having
been made in the payment Of the sum
Of money therein secured and being de
rcctcd so to 90 by tho beneficiary. i
Will, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1890.
az . % CLOCK T.. NJ, on tine premises sell
iHc premises Nos. lou ana I0lt CHAR
rIN Sheet.
Immediately after the sale of said
houses J VIII sell tnc VACANT LOT adj
joining The above ON the west
TERMS Cash.
H. 4. CATLIN.
mh2f Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

Tu, REGULAR ANNUAL MEET 30
~ ibe STOCKHOLDERS of the NiQN
rARHIDE COMPANY wil be- h.'d ,qn
.rI-ESDAY. April g. 1880 at n a. 81,
I'm Room o. SO. north Eleventh street
uiitr.rd Va. the office of thc com.
,,,. for tho election of directors and
sor the transaction Of such other husi-
ness as may Dee brought before Che meol-
I'D, a. -. PRoAl~
ffc Secretary.
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The Valentine Museum.

,,r ,,vFNTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Omen daily from 10 a. ~. 20 7. NJ
Adr,lssion % cents. Free on Saiufe, ~ 30
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d. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets

WANTED. ONE OR TWO ROOMS AND
board tor man. wife and ichIid = = years
old Give location and Hicf whicn must
3. ~ fI. 1nl9G
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ms OUTS . &. ~t i :3.. =.

- -----
MIC and Nils revised edition
ItVO w ~ just GU q 80
pages with
charts and tables FUN OF valuable iuf0r-
,,,.fi,, fo tho euecuiat0r and investor.
,ff,ttt'ld 80, r,,.rit of loo in STAMPS PUB
fsfri-p D. ~ p.v Dos "
sq0o MADE O% ~ INVESTMENT OF
go by my safe investment Plan boo me
fIr particuiars M once j. j. CAS-
SHY r WALL ST.. g. mh-t
MELIING~. ....
Nun ,>->r-,r ,fFI.VrNt; OF THE
IN, ,f-ill.r r,rHS al ID. AMERICAN
1,t.r t-nil1[E AND TELEGRAPH
G go, =, o or Nc ana III i've Director
lot f -rrT 6tner business as may
i.,'ftl come before the mectiug wIl
b.. L.ld an the office 0f fhe COMPANY
ir tho chamber 0f Commerce Building
n the ei,y Of R ;..a VA s.oo oe 5 Fhl-
"'' NfEINIITE EGLESToN.
Secretary
.,t.t,,.,t VA March %. 1850. ul-5
,,,.t..rt>-c oF TUE STOCKWOLDERS
tl|t< ~ prVANNA EOI.DAUNINlt
'l %. ~ ,.',ii t' mold ~ 'fbc -fffrsl
'.ll .-,,,,,srt los vest Grace street.
90i i. i', T.. on TUESDAY. March
,-.. .. ot.fo.l- % N
- ,, i'. orse ~ n the Board of Directors.
w. j. VINEGAR.
-,-, I'm.
,rft- ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
.-t.iiorkHCI.DFRs OF thc NORTHSfDE
IAXD COMPANY viii boz held at the
st.fe Rank of Virginia on WEDNLS
r rnrIf fCfG m O'Clock =. ".
4 T.. MOSBf,
NH Secretary and Treasurer
-.trt. prer-lAE ANNUAL MEET SO
10 b.' eTorfCIIOI DEES of fle UNION
|AppfDE COMPANY Wlu be hUid on
,-l-fS1AY Apru g. 1880 at n A. ST.
a. pom 10 north Eleventh street,
uilfmand Va. the office of thc CONF
b. transarton OF such other husi-
,,l.s as may Doe brought before the maol-
i~ a. E PRpAl.
tfc Secretary.
,t......f 4e.,.,,,ca garfofr-o f virginia
'l''"'' Richmond Va
.-,tr. Avn AT. MEETING or THE
il'- ~, ~ tftr society will Doe held
i"' 81 tott ...f- Af1iu street
At tnlr onll'. -''u - rsqq ~ I O'Clock
y. " EDWIN a. ~ q l.Sl nm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

uANKrEs ASH pEoKLRs.