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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

At the commencement OF this nftor-
moons proceedings, Attorney Guntcr
took up the REORGANIZATION 81 the
defendant Ernest Bate. Counsel
opened the examination by asking the
accused whether he had ever been
arrested before"
Yes SIR" was the prompt answer.
Have you boon disslpating or gamb-
Not that I know Of"
Witness proceeded under examine
tion to state that the stock In the
store Of which h. WIS manager. was
originally bought under execution sale
from Mr.. Dcight0n and that the stock
In question was part OF that OF the old
Ralt Lake Equitable. Coop. coming
down to the niRht Of the IRE. the wit
ness, after considerable hesitation. cn-
timntod that the amount Of goods In
the building ON March 3int amounted
to probably 5000" Later on witness
stated that the stock In the store wna
nnprop lmntely the same In value nH
when the goods had been brought from
MIR. DeiFhton.
Isn't Il a fact Mr.. Batter" asked the
counsel. that Mr.. Deighton received
$3.50 for the stock. when you. In con-
junction with the corporation, bought
the goods from him2"
Yes SIR"
After a half hours examination
upon the general geography OF the
store. together with the defendants
action on the night ~ the IRE, the wit.
meas stated that after the alarm was
over that nothing In the form OF goods
or cnnh was missing, with the cxcep-
ton Of the postage stamps from the
postonlcc cabinet that he had carried
from tho store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

vantage not possessed by liberty park:
and that In the location OF the square
near the business center. This Is
Latter OF considerable. but not para
mount Importance, inasmuch as Lib
crty pc'k IN readily reached from the
business center by several car lines
and IL not too far to walk. being less
than two miles from the City Hall, and
about two miles from the post office.
The Salt Palace grounds asked for are
about half mile further ON. ut the
south cid OF the park. The argument
OF the distance to Liberty Park APP
plies with force 60 only. one feature
of the cxhihition--thc Midway Piai.
Fancc. Whether such an exhibit could
be kept running for many weeks at
time. II on the outakirtn OF the city II
seriously questioned. But this IN
minor consideration and taking all
things into account the general belief
i that the committee has done wisely
In asking for the south end Of the
park as the place for the Salt Palace
PUBLIC OPINION.
The members OF tho Council commit.
tee seem favorable to the proposition.
and 80 far ms can be leaned. the
public also are In favor ~ ~. hut
some do not like the idea OF shutting
out Of the public from the picturesque
grounds on the south aide. II IL not
unlikely that considerable public som
timcnt would be opposed 20 such n
grant by the Council. unlca there are
certain free days for adfnifalon to the
grounds IN least.
BUILD RIGHT AWAY.
40 all events, whether 10 be- iocaLrd
IN Liberty Park or on Pioneer Sau-rc
or somewhere else. the Palace exhibit
tiun II now assured.
The paid IN subscriptions paid into
the fund u the salt Palace now aRgrc-
gate t290io.
Architect KicttinR says the structure
can be completed by July ith, and
ready for opening on that day
a meeting OF all atockholdcrr viii be
held next Tuesday evening az the Salt
Lake stock exchange. for the first an
nual election Of officers
Chairman I'M mt last nights meet
Ing ~ the committee OF 100 reported
definitely that the palace will be- built
Thurrday night tho city Council will
consider the report of tho committee
recommending the granting of the LIB
crty Park site 10 the Palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Washington, April i9.-The President
has appointed the following postmas-
tiers;
Idaho--Delamar william u. Jones.
Nevada-Eureka. Charles L. Broy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
MAKING GOLD BRICKS.


IN LslaDilsncl industry WIN men
he L1w Ior- Not Interfere.
The making OF the gold bricks with
which confidence mcn rob the granger
"come-ons." and even smart merchants
and bankers. has become an established
industry II is not crime to make a
gold brick. The crime ouly comes IN
when tho spurious article ls sold The
value Of the standard brick would be
about 500 n composed Of pure gold The
cost 60 the purchaser when tho article is
prepared for the market varies from SO
20 S5 brick. according 20 the value Of
tho material used. The purchaser from
the factory makes his terms with his
victims.
You want 10 know Of the very best
brick We tu,u out?" said a maker well.
the brick most likely TO deceive is made
from a copper and zinc mixture. IL Is
not the most expensive. but it will stand
knock ng around for five years without
losing tint or tone and ! ten you it's
pretty near the real thing. Half a dollars
worth of gold is more than enough 90 do
the job Our science is known as water
idiug because the last touch We give
tho brick IS 10 chill &c in iced water. We
buy our gold In leaves from the beater.
These leaves we place in o crucible with
mercury, seven parts OF mercury 10 ono
of gold The mercury IS first heated. and,
urdcr the action Of a furnace, the mix
ture Is made red-hot Then II IS allowed
to cool down. We squeeze tho amalgam
THROUGH Chawois leather for the purpose
OF ojocting the superfuous mercury, and
the gold. with twice its weight OF mercu-
rv. remains behind. II IS then G. yellow
fish mass Of the cOnsistence Of butter. and
W Tn this the metal SIS coated with
brush This Is the first step in turning
tho brick into gold.
after receiving the first coat the brick
is subjected 90 "a strong heat for the uir-
pose o. evap0rating the remaining mer-
curry. IT IS then ID fine form. but TAR
fro~1 rcrfcCt. There Will be little irresu-
la~'tes and these are removed with
delicate brass brush. After the brushing
n lack Of true golden tone is apparent
but We have an easy remedy for this. We
coat tho brick over with gliding wax
which is "a n~cparation of red ocher,
vord'ers alum. and borax- Thon the
h~ick is again eynosof fo-th action Of
fire tli the wax is entirely burnt awav.
It's real gold then but We are bound 10
make IL a few carats finer. 50 our Gus
toners can rove no possible ground Tor
ourzt. onfrr the quality % thoir treue''~e
1yo do this iv covering 10 with saline
connection and arain eynosinR T. 80
hirh fer-nerafure. II * rnnllv chiled TO
cold voter. end is beautiful - look on
q norecct gold b~iciI II a. proof egainet
tine moisture ard weather ~ ai kinds.
ara win etand coretant handling for vears
without losing tome or luster Goods m7do
as have described ave guaranteed for
five years Inter Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac RaIIIOa1.

SCHEDULE IL EtFL-t JAN. ~, 1888.
LLAt4 - D4HD-s1ltEL = Al ON.
$50 4. ~. Dauy lJi ~ asAiiis-0 ,l"
pOn.s Nor,u. stops on.y al Ml-
lolu ana fredericksburg. f4l-4.ah
sleepsrs ~ NeW Orh.
s.2O \. 81. sunday only, Tor washington
Ina pyIAts norm. o.Vba a- L.~e'
D4en A.lcn, Ashland 49, ,'ts't,,,..e7,
boswell, kutner Glen, ieAyld. dl.-
lord. WOOus.Aue, GuiAcd, 5uHiiit'A
FreuerlcKsOuIg, Brooke and WIDE
water funndn cdl'
$40 A. ~. Danny except sunday, 10Y
Washington ana putN.5 .Nottl. 9@opS
al E4Da, Ashland, lay -0laFll.t, Jos
well, hLtLer Glen, frAoia, Milford,
MoOdsidne, Guinea, summit flec-
erlcKsOurg. brooke and W.dewatet.
o.M 4 81 Damy. except Monday. New
YORK AID FLORIDA Special Sold
VesJbuled train composed EXCLUSIVE
~ OF pullman cars, Tor Was.lAs .on,
Baltimore, Philadelphia ana Ne"
YORK. 80 local stops.
1900 NJ. Daily, except sunday Tor WASH
ington and points Nofln. stops az
ElOa. Glen Allen, Asniaud, Do'Me.l,
Milford, tleuerlcksOurg brooke, ana
Underwater Parlor Car. also, con-
meets with Congressional Limited az
7.p y. NJ. Daily for Washington and
lsnd' boswell. Milford. Freder.oAs,
burE. Brooke and Widewater and
Richmond 90 New YORK. sleeper
Washington % Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
s.W NJ Daily. Stops az Underwater
Bro0ke. Frederi ksburg Milford
boswell. Ashland, and E.oa and otl-
er stations sundays. sleeper Ne"
York 10 Richmond.
3.30 y 81. Daily, except sunday. stops
al whitewater, brooke, trdcilfAs
burg. summit Guinea. W0ods.ane
Milford PenOla, Ruthcr Glen, DOS
well. Ashland, Glen Allen ana E.Da'
Parl0r car from WasnlnStsoil
7.lO = NJ. Daily. Stops only az Fred
ericksburg, boswell. Ashland and
Elba. pullman cars from Ne"
$40 p N. Daily. Stops at Whitewater
Brooke. Fredericksburg. summit
Guinea. Woodsane. Milford, Penoia,
Ruther Glen boswell IIay loFss.y,l.le'
Ashland, Glen Allen and E.ba. sleep
$50 Ph Nj Daily, except Sunday. New
York and Florida Special. Solid yes
tibuled train composed exclusively
of Pullman cars from New York.
Stops only az PRINCIPAL cities
FREDERlCKSB'RG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY Except sunday
s% n Arrives Byrd-street Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY Except Sunday
e.l2 A NJ Leaves ElDa.
900 p NJ Leaves Elha.
$40 A. NJ. Arrives Eloa-
s:OS P. NJ. Arrives EEIbap r,vrop
Traffic Manager.
I3. E. T. p. y y,..,1s5,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
RAINS LEAVE RECOMMENDATIONS
DEPOT.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNloN
DEPOT.
900 A. " Daily arrives Petersburg s3i
A. NJ. Norfolk u.-i a. NJ. stops
only at Petersburg, Waverly ana
suffolk. Va
300 A. 81 Daily arrives Petersburs 80
a. ~. Weldon u ~ a. a. tayete-
Vile 4.I5 D. NJ. Charleston 1870 j.
a.. Savannah t2.50 \. NJ, Jackson
Vile $50 A. NJ. Port Tampa > - =
u Connects az wilson WI. 80 o.,
m.ustOu 6.5 a. ~. pullman sleep
er New YORK % Jacksonville.
II 80 4. "a Daily except Sunday. arrives
Petersburg 1908 T.. ~ stops 81. i-
chester, DveWtys Bium, tentfai<
and Chester ou signal
1913 p a. Laay .osd arrives Peters
blrs +I5 J.. 81 Makes al. stops
$50 H. 81. Daily arrives Petersburg
Z ~ Makes local stops j. ANA T.
7.s0 T. NJ Daily arrives petersburg 90
r. NJ c0uuec.s with y. ana NJ lpr
Norfolk and intermediate points.
LmuOua Jl0 (lOunects with a. aAt
j. Tor stations between Lmp0IlA .-i
fayetteville l0l A. NJ. charleston
8.O1 A. d.. savannah sos a. 81,
Jaehonyile 100 Z. A. Port Tampa
NElF line TO MIDDLE GEcR.
GA pOtNTS-Arrly.ng Aiken y
A ~. Augusta $40 A. NJ. Macon u
4 n. Auanm 2.i5 p. ~. PuamaR
Slecpers Sow YORK 90 Wlmi. n
Augusta and Macon.
600 u NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg
u. ~ Weldon 1870 T. 81 ID.
local stops between Peter nHlt
Weldon Arrives LyuDh9urE 20 a
A. RotnoN. Na. 4.aO A. NJ. Hr.--
tof Va. 1910 3. 81. Pullman 'c"
Richmond TO Lynchburs ~y.
1000 J. NJ. Daily except 1N.At..
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA +
GAL ARRIVES char. lesion f" -
NJ savannah 2Nl a. M. trN79
vile 40 =. A. ST. Augustine -.-'
y. ~. Tampa N.I' D. VI. ,,
lo:4S Z. n. Daily Arrives Petersburg l.'
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1923 g. NJ Daily from 'hriN| ''
vannah. Charleston. Atlanta, Macon.
Augusta ana aI pow
sis 4 A. Daily except sunday AT
ianta Athens AID Balelrn uerdor
son L"nchburg and tne west
s.37 a. y. Daily. Petersn4rs e,.,....,
Athens Raleigh and Henderson
Iynchhure ana The West
$50 A. 81 Daily. except Monday Tom
~ s. Augustine. Jacksonville So.
u.o5 4 n Dsi,y Norfofk suffolk and
I.g5 +. Nj. Daily except sunday F-om
Petersburg STOPS ar chester Cen.
traIa. ur wry Blum and Manches
SIS =. A. D,Ilv Noro,k sufo,k Wav
erlv and Peters burg
7.20 p 81. ldr. Jlc&sonrII'. savannah
Charleston Wilmington. Goishor1
$3.50 p ~ bsug Patera3arg Lynch
burg asa r. ST. EMERSON
p KENNY Tramr Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
AUCTION SiLEs--This Dar.
BY McVelgh q CHM,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
No. lil2 east Main street.
n oMMIsSIONER's AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
ING, No III SOUTH CHERRY
STREET.

In pursuance Of q decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond, en-
tered on the 1Ifh day OF March, lN.9, lh
the suit STYLED wv :. Nebitt. GUARDIAN
&c vs.. Williams James Wilson. Jr.'
&c." the undersigned special comm
siouer will sell, by pubic aucuoh' %
FRIDAY. MARCH a. lso9,
Al $50 o'clock Z. ~, the above khNh
ESTATE described IN SAID decree. as Io,-
iOws-viz.. An Of that certain LOI or
LAND in the city OF Richmond on inc
cast side OF Cherry street, beg ming at
a point distant 1871 feet from The north
line OF Beverly street, thence running
northward along the front Of said east
side OF Cherry street twenty-five ~ ictt
six 90 inches running back between
parallel lines 100 feet to an alley IN COM
mon 20 feet wide"
The improvements consist OF a NICE
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE OF six or
seven rooms
TERMS: One-third cash, the balance
IN three equal instruments at six, twelve
and eighteen mon hs from day OF sale,
the credit instruments 10 be evidenced 10y
notes OF the purchaser, with per cenium
per annum interest from day or sale
added and the title OF the property re-
taincd as security for the said notes until
whole Of the purchase-mCney ia paid ana
a CONVEYANCE directed hy the court
EMMETT SEATON.
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required by ne
above decree Of the special commits Toner
CHAs. o. sAVILLE, Clerk.
McVGish q Giinn, Auctioneors. mhlV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

friends of. Mr.. Edward Robinson, hts OPP
noncnt IN the Democratic camp. and the
friends Of Mr.. Benjamin Duyal, his Pop
uistic opponent, are bcstirrlug them
selves
The Hastings Court will be in session
again to-day
Rev MIR. Wallace. pastor of the Fifth
Street Methodist church. 6 stiii indis-
posed.
William Davis (coloredJ was fined t2.50
yesterday morning by Mayor Maurice Tor
trospassing upon tho premises Of Mr. i.
H. Kcams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
1ORh YER LINE Via WEST POINT,
LIE FAlORliE ROUTE NORTH,


YORK RIVER LINE Via WEST POINT.
TIE tANORlrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
A'oy ,. a., NO. l5, Baltimore Limited
1a.y except sundays, Tor West
IoiHl ana Intermediate stations,
making close connection az West
folnt ON Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays with steamer FOR Baltimore.
also Wlth Stage az Lester Manor for
Maikerton and Tappahanuock 0n
ga aueauatt thursdays and Saturdays
k.5D l.. ~, 40. lO. local express. Mon
Gays, Wednesdays and Fridays, for
West Point and intermediate sta-
lions. Connects with stage az Lester
Manor tor Walkert0n and IapDahan-
mock also, at West Point Witc
steamer for Baltimore. stops at all
stations
500 A. NJ. 80. &c. local mixed Leaves
daily except Sunday from Virginia
street station for West Point and
intermediate stations. connecting
with stage ar Lester Mauor fot
Walkerton and Tapp2haunock-
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
9.ll a. H. Daily.
1870 a. NJ. VI edutsday7 and Fridays ONLY.
$40 =. NJ, Daily except sunday from
West Point and intermediate sfs-
tons
Steamers leave West Point al 500 p. ".
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. and
Baltimore al 500 =. NJ Tuesdays. thurs
DAYS and Saturdays
Ticket Office al station foot of Virginia
street. open from 600 A. VI. % nW
T.. NJ. and from 9.70 =. NJ. ~ ~ a. "
City ticket aice. so3 east MsiMl stiee-
J. NJ. CCLP. W. a. It kN,
Traffic M1nater. Gen. Pass. Ascent
J.. s CANNON. Third "Wednesday
and Gen'L Manager Washington. p.
G. W. WESTRURY. TRAY p1st Agent
900 east Main ST. Richmond, va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
Chesapeake and
~ 9 Is 2:s Ohio Railway

LFFECTIYE JANUARY To-. 1899
TRAINS LEAVE hlCuMOND.
BROAD-sIRlLI STATION.
900 q. 81. Daily. ~lth Fal4or gar log
principal stations. Newport
News. old Point, Noriolh ana
Portsmouth. Connects ai Nui.
folk with Sew York steamers
3.t5 ?. 81 paw wan p1 man for lOcl
stations. Newport News. Olf
Point. Norfolk aud Ports
mouth. Connects at O.d ROM
with washington steamers
daily and with btiAm9ia
steamers except 5uutt5.
1870 a. NJ Day Express, except rNnlA.
tor clifton Forge. Connects
40 G0rlJusy for otaN-
Calgert0n Manassas. A.rAAi-
q ga and Washington, AT Ia ON
STA ION. Cual lt.NsIilt, i'r
Lyu.hhurg at Basic 'N} TOT
HagcrsfOWu.
2l5 p. II. Daiiy. with Pullman to cine
cnnau. Louisville AND ST.
Louis. connecting tt Dordon7
Vile Tor ORANGE, aNA ~
Orange With southern fall-
way north bound ai GOWNS
TON. Va FOR Hot SPRINGS.
Sops only at important STA
tons Meals served I'D D.n-
- cars $50. O. local NtlA.
except Sunday follow above
train fr0D Go.donsrile i'
b.2o p. N Ac.omnoiaton. except SUM
d1v for boswell
io3o r v " P Psass O. to f aS58 " v.
and G0rdoaslile 10 tl-.
natl and louisville. Meals
served on dining ear. Con
meets at stanton ieA
Sunday for Winchester Na.
and m Covlnzt0u VA. daily
f0r Virginia ff0i Sn.inEs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGuTH-SIRLEI
SIT hfNTNN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
N NV & Norfolk Wsstsr.
~ - y ~ ccLoA.fo "a EFo~k
enhadpla n Eject


MARCH -, 1899.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAtLO, BYRD
STREET STATION
900 A. A.. RICHMOND AND NohF jim
VEsTIBULE LIMITED. Arrive at
Norfolk ll:-5 a. ri. stops "rly AK
Petersburg. Waverly, and sunQlh-
Secoud-ciass tickets not accepted oH
s.05 A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Tor LyuClburg. Roanoke CoiuW bus
and Chicago. pullman sleeper ROAM
oke 90 Columbus. also for Bristol.
knoxville aud Chattanooga FuA-
man sleeper Roanoke 10 hnoNFilir'
80 q N for Suffolk, Norfolk, ana lN-
termcdiate stations, arrives % nor
folk al l0.40 -. NJ.
900. il. 81. For Lynchourg ana itoanoNe.
Connects at LTnchourg WIN ~ atI-
mgtOu and Chattanoosd i.lmilrd.
Pullman Sleepers LynchDurs % Mru-
phis and New orleans fulhltil
sleeper between kicnmouo ana
Tyuchhurg and nertns ready, Inr
occupancy at 600 T. N. Also, fH.i-
man Sleeper Petersburg ana hoa-
Traiy' arrive Richmond from lynch
hug and the West daily at sI5 a. N.
s1d' S--6 y. NJ. from Norfolk md the
PAST m fi.o5 A. NJ. and NESTIH- LED
limited G.55 b. ".
ONCE. s3S Main street -
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
W. y. BEVffL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SLOSS IRON AND STEEL COMPANY.
I'm accordance with the bylaws. no.
meeting of stockholders of SiOss iron
and steel Company Will be held an the
offices of tho company. IN Birmingham,
Ala. on WEDNESDAY, Apru r, 1880.
al - o'clock noon, 20 elect directors
for The ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
come before the meeting Books FOR the
transfer Of stock Will be closed from
March 25. 1880 at - o'clock noon. 20
April T. 1899. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. D!-
rc-tore Will meet after adjournment OF
stockholders meeting.
j. w. MCQUEEN.
trhf9 Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

BY virtue Of the provisions of certain
deed Of trust 90 the undersigned. trustees,
bearing date on the 18Th day Of January.
1897. and recorded i'm the clerks office or
the Chancery Court of the city Of Rich
m0nd. i'm Deed Book l5a q. page 3jl. de-
fault having been made ln the payment
OF a certain note therein secured. and rr-
ing required so 10 do by the holder Of
said note We shall offer FOR sale. a pub
dc auction, on the premises, az 1 O'Clock
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1879
the REAL ESTATE MACHINERY and
FIXTURES set forth iu the ablNc-m"u-
toned deed. and described therein as fol-
lows. "Au of that certain lot piece or
parcel OF land situate on the north line
Of Main street. between IWenty-fourth
and Twenty-hfth streets. In the city of
Richmond. Va. beginning no point thir-
ty-one and 0ne-half feet east of Twenty
fourth street thence running castWardlv
along and fronting on The north line OF
Main street hfty-thrce feet and six inches
C3 feet and & inchcs) more or Jess. and
running back of that width one hundred
and ten feet. together with an improve
ments upon said lot. also, the Machine
Works upon said Tot. including One p
inch bv tf-fOOt Lathe New Haven tool /.
tool one 14-inch by 3.f0Ot Lathe New
Haven tool. one 1S-iuch SNAPPER. one
9l-inch Drill Press: one 24-inch by j-f0ot
planer; one S-horse power Engine, one
15-hOrse power Boiler. one iron Safe. one
iot of Drills: lot of Tools OF various kinds.
Shaning. Betting and Pullcys.
TERMS: Cash as 20 so much OF tho
purchase-monev as may be- necessary TO
pay the expenses Of executing This trust
and also ratable prOpori Ion OF the taxes
for the current year, and To- pay q note
for SO of even date with said deed. and
due and payable January 10. 1Se9 with
interest and costs from maturity. credit
ass TO note OF so, due and payable July
~ 1900 and two notes for So and 50 800
respectively. due and payable January
10 1900: and the residue OF said purchase
money TO be paid I'm equal instruments at
one and two years from day of sale. for
notes with interest added. AN OF said de-
ferred payments being secured by "a decd
of trust on said property. or for all cash.
as TO said residue, at the option of the
purchaser .
III. l.. CABEBL.
w. BRfDON TENANT.
WrYrefarr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS..
Office Of city Engineer.

Office Of City Engineer
Richmond. d., Aldrcn -, loJ9
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS SEALED
snOrOaALo viii be received al th.a
once uum A OCLOCh l.. NJ. a 10
Ian. march - Io,5, FOX Paw l-Np
MlIH GRANITE SAILS the road-
bcQs of CtrtaIu streeDs in me citN, anu
TO SET NEW GkANl1E cLhb ana
LAY NEW GRANlIE fLA1GlNG IN
suudrv PAGES. SPECIFICATIONS anu
lutorlna non Of same wiz De- lulhSAtu
upon application at this office.
rroposaIs viii aIsO bee received az the
same time for furnishing TO the city
CoWD pounds of BEST QUALITY
CHOICE WESTERN no. I TIMOTHY
HAY. -.. l.,,,,.
$40 bushels 80 . MIXED CORN.
1000 bushels 40. = MINED OA -.
500 pounds BEST WHEAT STRAW.
. sacks SALT. .,...-
CERTIFIED CHECK of 5000 MUST
accompany each bid as guaranty Tor
Faithful execution OF contract
The committee on Streets reserves the
rieht TO reject any and an bids offered
and 90 award the contract as d WnOlc
or In separate parts. ...
w. T.. CUTSHAW,
nohof city Engineer,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets

WANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW
chat we CLEAN carpets. Papered and
Fre-cocd walls. Renovate Feathers
make over and t0 order Mattresses, ana
do TuhOlstcring Prompt attention
given s1 au orders. EXCELSIOR CAR
PET AND PAPER-HANGING COM
PANY. Office 81 west Broad street;
works an Reservoir street, old Phones
-OMcc 15s. works, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
BUSINESS CHANGES

TO THE PUBLIC.-I HAVE THIS DAY
sold my business az 1920 EAST MAIN
STREET 90 my wife. Mrs. r. STERN.
i do not owe any one q cent. but make
this transfer because another whose
name IS my first name, and whose sur
name is very similar 10 mine has OPEN
ed the same business right az me
shall continue 10 be with the new con-
Germ. and will DO the manager. and shall
be AS pleased rs ever 10 welcome my
friends and Will treat them and tho
general public as ] have done in the
mast I solicit q continuance OF the
iihoral patronage heretofore given.
mh94 $. STERN.