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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-08
BREVITIES.

Talk of peace while perhaps a half
dozen wars are raging. The Peace
conference has done nothing to make
ven war humane and just. Both
Great Britain and the United States
at the Hague.
Talk is heard hat Mckinley will
send troops to Kentucky to aid the
governor, and not wait either for a re-
quest to do so. He is one too good
for such work.
Rev. DR.. De Costa who lately left the
Episcopal church has gone to the Ro-
man Catholic church. 1.-The fact tha
DR.. De Costa is married makes him
ineligible for the priesthood, and he,
therefore, has no ecclesiastical pros
poets in the Catholic church. He has
declared his intention of devoting
himself to writing and occurring"
The cruel massacreing of Armenians
continues in Asia at the bloody hands
of h Kurds. Are they worse than
great civilized nations?
Up to now nearly 1O0, 900 cotton mill
operatives have a wag increased
by 10 per cent in Massachusetts, cot
tor mills. This is none to much,
and mo- really enough considering the
present surprising era of u~nrivalled
progress. What are the southern mills
doing in this direction? Will they fail
to advance also wages? 1t is to be
hoped not.
There are 106 new members in the
house.
One trust has been knocked out in
the United States supreme court. 1t
was on 4th inst. in the Addystone Pipe
case. Why n all trusts be dealt
with in the same way? They de-
serve it
Several able democratic senators dis
appear from the rolls, among them
Turpie, German, Gray and>Faulkner.
There is a fierce newspaper var wag-
ing between Colonel Elan, Of the Nor
folk Virginian-Pilot and the editor of
the Richmond News. Colonel ELAN
has fought two duels, but it is under
stood he gave it up years ago and we
have heard that he had Joined the
Methodist church.
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STATE PENSION WARRANTS
Ready to be sent Out, But Hello upa.
REQUEST OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
penses Exceed -Receipts SupreI"e
Court to Pass Upon n Craig Do
mcstication- Law
Messenger Bureau.
MtSStHEtE bNtNN~F
Raleigh, ". c., December D.


Raleigh. ". C. December 5.
The state auditor had the pension
warrants. -aggregasing s1is.oco. ready
for 3he mails yesterday. but the state
treasurer asked him to hold them up
until December 15th. in order thai
money could come into the treasury to
ME-, chem. In 1897 they were mailed
December LIST. Las year they were
mailed December 18th and yet. the
treasurer says 30 per cent OF them
came in for payment before December
slst. The sherifTs cannot begin 70 pay
in state taxes until December LIST. Tor
1895.
The state treasurer when asked
when he would pay the 100000 appro-
prIated direct from the treasury TOT
nublfc schools. said: n
money comes in to pay " The expeh-
dftures for the fiscal year ended NO,
cember 30th appear 20 nave eNSS 80
M. receipts saO4. 600. There was SiSo.Vco
balance on hand November so. 1883: so
that he actual deficiency December l.
1899. was only $4,000.
The supreme courp is expected 40
pass upon the validity OF the Nia's
.comesticaeion" law. IL is commended
by some ghat b will say that the teg4s-
lature cannot abridge the right 10 put
a case i'm the federal courts. that ls 20
transfer r. from the state courts, where
over $50. 600 is involved. on che other
hand <here are those who say that the
corporations which have domesticated
themselves have given up any rights
of transfer. Ii VAS said a Few days
ago that n test of she law would De
made by some insurance company not
domesticated applying for license, and
upon refusal. TO bring a test suit. but
the case up is that Of a telephone com
pany from Durham.
/ II. Tillery. who was appointed by
superintendent Day chief supervisor OF
the p~enitentiary. buT whom the demo-
cratic board of directors refused 10 rec
gEnize. is here. and says the $500 bales
Of cotton expected from the farms Will
be gathered, and before the year end
He also says hat he Will require the
state tc continue its lease OF his farm
until December 81, 1902, the time fixed
in the contract. The directors hoped to
be able 10 give up this lease, as well
as all the others IL will surrender nj the
end OF this year.
There is a great demand for an au-
ditorium here, and 1t Is hoped that the
Masons, who propose 10 build a tenn
pie. can arrange for an auditorium
therein.
Theopilus White. populist. whom
the supreme court sustains AS chief
shell fish commissioner. Will be allowed
by that court. il Is said today. the SIS
a month salary. which he formerly re-
ceived.
Registration Of the many brands OF
fertilizers used in this state by nine
ty-seven manufacturers. Is now in
progress. There are nearly 1000 brands.
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Big Bully

If there was ever a minister of the
Gospel who deserved to be tried by his
Ichurch for extreme heretical views
published to the country it is Professor
|McGiffert, Of the Northern Presbyteri-
an church. He is heretical from top
Ito foundation. A man with such views
and to hold on to a ministry he dis
deserves no sympathy or jus
at the hands of an enlighten-
ed press. A man Of sensitive honor,
Iof noble manhood. of pure intention
would as soon rob a grave as to enter
tain his opinions and still dare to draw
pay and to minister in the church
whose theology he sacredly professed
to believe in. He rejects the doctrine
of the inspiration and inerrancy of the
Holy Bible, the doctrine of the Divinity
lof the Lord Jesus Christ as perfect
man, perfect God, and the institution
|of the Lords Supper. He should be
driven out Of the Presbyterian Church
is indeed a most staunch, unwa-
|vering defender of the faith and of all
the basic principles and doctrines of
Christianity. All OF his defenders
should be suspected and his sympa-
thizers should be asked to depart In
peace.
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RELIGIOUS OUTLOOK IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

1t will be remembered that a year
or 70 Since. the governor of New
Hampshire, in a fast day proclama-
ton. gave a very distressing account
of towns and villages in his state, tina
were destitute of all religious privi-
leges, churches being closed, the
church-gong bell being no longer heard
even on the Lords Day. This shock
ed the state and sent a shiver over
the back of the descendants of Ply
mouth Rock But it was true. While
there is Christian activity, and even
there is increase in numbers. the story
as given by Governor Rollins is known
to nave been accurate. The Episcopal,
bishop in hat state refers to the gov
I~ernor's statement and Endorses 1t. This
leads the Boston Advertiser to state
that the governor and the prelate are
correct, although sundry clergymen
have denied it. We make an instruc-
makes plain the exac contention of the
governor. 1t says:
What Governor Rollins said was.
for substance, thai there is in the
small back country towns of New
Hampshire, from which a large part
OF the best blood and brains and bust
ness have been drained into the valley
towns and cities, an appalling state of
things. He said that in those back
towns thus depleted there has been a
relapse into something like heathen-
ism. He called attention to an alleged
prevalence Of immortality, ignorance
and irreligion. That was it, and that
was all. He did not say that the back
country towns of Massachusetts were
not every bit as bad. His proclama-
ton vas addressed to New Hampshire,
not Massachusetts.
Bishop Niles says the governor was
right. The bishop is in d position to
know. He is not under any temptation
to make things out any worse than
they are. The temptation would be
more likely to be the other way"
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THE INHERITANCE TAX.
It's Constftutfonality Argued I'm the
Federal Supreme Court.

Washington, December 5.-Argu-
ment was begun today in the United
States supreme court in the cases in
volving the constitutionality of the
provision in h war revenue act for
the taxation of inheritances.
The appellants attack the low on
the ground hat it provides for a di-
rect tax which is not apportioned
among the states according to popu-
lation as required by the constitution,
that even If not a direct tax. 1t Is un-
constitutional because it Is not uniform
in its operation, exempting as 1t does
legacies under SO, 900: that If inheri-
tances are taxable at all the power to
impose such a tax rests with the
states exclusively.
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CHARGES AS TO FEDERAL COURTS

The newspapers have had something
to say about abuses n improper in
fiuences in the federal courts. The
first charge appeared in the Greensboro
Record and was not sustained, although
said to be brought by a prominent re-
publican attorney. In the Winston
Sentinel an article appears by a law
yer whose name is accessible. and he
goes far enough to say this:
Judge Ewart is not unduly influence
ed by Pritchard, yet every deputy col
1ector, form ten men, and some dep
uty marshals, are telling the unfcrtun-
ate defendants, get Pritchard; he is
the man; he can do what he pleases
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The Brsnchville Express Robber Cap
tured.

Orangeburg, S. c., December 6.-Bar-
tow Warren, a white man Of unknown
antecedents. charged with robbing an
express train nea Branchville last
Friday Of 81, 200, was arrested In
Charleston n brought here today. A
Charleston merchant identified War
rem as the purchaser Of a sledge ham
mer, which was left on the mail car by
the two robbers. The express officials
are here and preliminary examination
will be held tomorrow. Warren as
serts his innocence.
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1t was both generous and kind in the
Fayetteville chamber of TO
the military academy to the
Greensboro Normal SO sadly and seri-
ously afflicted with q terrible disease.
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IN OKLAHOMA

Caller-Is the editor in?
Office Boy-Yes. but he can't see no
one today. He left his gun at home
New York Journal.
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HOME FOLKS.

Expenditures exceed income in the
North Carolina state government by
perhaps 5000 ,000." Mighty bad! An
empty treasury and a cry for funds is
heard in the land.
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Inc democratic party should be
$1,000 aau mat Marion Butler does not
-1pose ~ H~--Tarboro Sbuuherner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

800 B MIhL pW RHH I@ SR Faiian
street. near Adams. Rent for SO per
month. paving nearly 20 per cent
c. l.. & H. l.. DENOON.
aul3 S21 AfainSstreet.
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NiLEytNGs

lVt, nIrr, r-,-uf-percNFD STOCK
L-'l.-. OLA. r-ii-f.i, AND INsI-R-
49,, N1,Etrt,-, ~ Isfrhmord IA
LIN ls,r.-rld undrr rle
is,.- tEs et.te ef 1rirsfni9I holding
fe~ett or more. fban onf-tcnth of the
D.9ff.f .tr.L of ..f1 .OrDOrarf0u. do
l ......,f ,,..lffu,s al fEa
Htit'4 can a. h'N't 81
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street do lHc Guy OFT lsllll.ii,I,ii,''. o., l.i
the l-Ilt ia Dr Slt I-'-i'I'A'i 1921
az u cioth H. f7,
me opJec. o- sild '.'.', .i--,
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validate. ...,... and -.,,-.l.
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~, ~ d. u '.,,,..,. 'fhu 1',Ier and
$3.50 .-l ,.i, SUI. d.tei AMI
~ .-'.-Il ~ ,re,l-,s -fi.-
20 20 .. t+| .it,. -
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iltIr ana i"' gay, N'.i' &C.. &C..
!1 lhe cry Oh .'.I'iIl'l.' '' To T.
Us ehailvil .i"..,.'', ., aD-
S'.,,,i..,'- i''' t,,,o. .,-.-,.a ard al ~
.'i i',' $500. t,....i d.. fI.e ..-..r.ti.,
~, ~ 8lnei on,l.-, 7g go , .-gs- ~ .erl1a
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COMPANY OF %iV''" ta'" "'' NA.t" -Nft4
u. 1895. and payable io Bearer ONE ear
ailer date. WIN interest ll..i ottri
=. The ehe llph, hesol i"..'u aiiI ge-
livery Ot fl.N nuNlH. anu or NtNit..t lll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
BY Edward 5. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 10 South HarVio Street.

By virtue OF certain decd OF trust,
dated 18Th day of April, 1896, Of record
in the clerks oHce Richmond Chancery
court ID. b. 111 I. page go default hay
iug been made iu the payment of The dent
thereby secured. ana being required by
The beneficiary So Oh DO. we win sell, by
auction. upon the premises on
TUESDAY. TIE ETH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1850
an q O'Clock J.. H.. the dwelling numbered
as above. The lot mas Il frontage OF 2o
feet ON tne west line OF Haryie street hy
a depth OF 40 G-12 feet. also lot Of
go4 feet south Of and adjoining above
lot I'm rear. which lot is used for stock
The dwelling Is unusually well built and
arranged Tor comfort and convenience.
An inspection Of the property viii con
vince you of the truth of our claim.
Transfers or contractors viii find this a
model place. However ali in quest OF a
home are invited % this sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale.
taxes, etc. and balance due on bond Of
81 S3l -. the residue as may be named at
time OF sale.
W c. NEAL,
CARL RUEHRMUND,
j. ]. BOSWELL. JN..
au1O Trustees.
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..Of all sad words OF tongue or pen.
The saddest OF them is 1t might have
been"
Whenever n good sale Is made some
he WAS offered that piece Of property
six months ago for 500 or $1,000 Gas the
case may bel less than 1t brought the
other day lie came near purchasing
but while he was thinking over u the
OF hundreds Of cases where procrastna-
ton stole both time and profit Why
noNOting sland7 Why Sill delayF Make
hay while the sun shines. and we viii
help you to house ~. II you wish 70
buy, sell. rent. rent out, loan or borrow
come 40
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents.
aul3 No II north Eleventh street.
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FOR SALE
TWO NICE LITTLE GROOM HOUSES
venting COS SO Yer Mouth apiece, only
, aHis RIB. CHAFFIN & co. INC.
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FINANCIAL.
.~0--~~~~~---~----.---- $4,000
Newport News AbattOIr Co.,
NEWPORT NEwS, VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA Office, s09 DrereI Big Philadelphia, Pa
Incorporated Under the Laws OF the State
OF New Jersey.
FINANCIAL.
CAPITAL STOCK, $l,5OO,OOO.
10000 Shares 7 Pes G.. Pselessed Stock,
10000 Shares Com. Stock, Par $500.
OFFERS 1000 SHARES
7PER CT. PREF'D STOCK

with q bonus of 80 Per Cent. IN Fun
Paid reimbursement Common STOCK.
Contract for excavation mas neen given
out and work Is being pushed rapidly.
The following prominent business men
are the Directors:
Or. L. S. Fibert. ITO Market Street. Phlla., Pa.
<PYSsi3N0t NVlcAUite PaNtng COMPANY
Ino. Schmidt, Abatior. 3oth and Race, Phila, "a
(Ex- President Gray's Ferry Abatior COZ
Arthur 3. Huey $50 DfeSel Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
E. S. Palmer, 500 Philadelphia. Pa.
{. W Harvey. Nes Jersey.
Hon. Chas 7. 0Feral, Richmond, va
(EX-Governor Of virginia.
J. Bell Austin. 2O7 Drexel Building. Philadelphia.
(Sec and Treas Philadelphia Stock ENcJ
SAMUEL HUEY, Solicitor
$50 Drexel Building. Philadelphia.
A. LANGSIEFF JOHNSON Consulting Engineer
OFFICERS:
u. s. PALMER. .............. President.
=. w HAitN ll. .....ss.s..- t'tat
]. BELL AUSTIN, ............ treasurer
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By request of the owner. we viii sell,
at auction, on The premises.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 18TH.
az 5.SJ J. 81. the above attractive prop
ertg situated as above just opposite the
beautiful home of Major g. b. courtney.
It's the pRETTIEsr TRACT or LAND
west Of Richmond. has bold and never
railing stream running through lovely
meadow. anOrdiug fine pasiurage. 4
good orchard nice grove and iue spring
adds to it's aftra. tiVcness. and the dwell
Ing NJ q rooms. with slight expenditure
could be made Very cosy end C0mfOrta-
bic. Fifteen minutes by eight daily trains
90 the city 40 ABOUT streot-car rare. ana
two public roads. besides electric cars On
short d'siance). ronier5 10 very accessible
TERMS. Ono-fourth cash. balance one,
Two and three years. q per cent interest.
properly secured. bidders can 20 up ON
4 T. ~. train and return by electric cars.
or hv conveyance with
J. THOMpSON BROWN & CO.,
AUG AuctiOnCcrs.
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J. RrsoLfEo by enc House % Dc. gates ari ssna's
q majority ~ tle nemlerr e.g.isG o. steh 40 Go .f1
houses agreeing thereof. 4hat Gle fri0finr amen
70 TIE Consutution Of Virginia BE- alI is l.reiytI
ani referred o. che Gsnsal Assembly 90 be chosen l f
nett general election af senator's ant elttrs N tl1 a
OF Delegates ior its c1ncaFslaro iu Conformity Hl
provisions q section oae Of ars tssirs Of fal l.n.
tuition. namely STRIKE from che Conservation et hrfna
section tso Of article tfl, which is Gle 1ornf
Article ID. section 2.-h0 tax shall D. ial ',.i .l
any OF ne cttens Of tis state Or che privilege NJ tttf
of hns oysters from their natural Beds A onr A
~ Ntfsfs thereof but the amount 0f sales ~ oysters I'D
A--a ~ any citeu in Any one yffr nay le taxed a.
rae uot exceeding the rate Qi ts8a9n Imposed ulfa
any other SPECIES 81 property.
2 hEsOirED. .Hat the clerk of the iio1so n Dele
fact or tta csrk q tie Senate. or if vacancy hareh
80 eih Of sad ooes te presiding 'ser 8 silsf hasts
oi ta General Assembly 10 aaihsnf'i sud frIafe4 %
cause hs roposel amendment add tAeso 'ls 90 10
I.nhed IN Que Newspaper pubsAei each 70 enc cfiss
OF te tonnonHsAlth having hsn cen thousand On
hADants once week Tor three consecutive aoutn1 pre-
fl1as @ the fine Ci f1osnr the members ot tta Nercrll
Assembly A. tf general lection % s.laQrl and
befs Of the House OF Delegates.
s. kEsoLrEn Inst tie clerk q che House n Dele
gates sea the cie.< of the senate De rslact Gu ansni
70 ths General Assembly % 10 chosen at Gle next gs1s
election Of msmtsr q the owss Delegates aud senate
cefned eopy u said proposed amendment and Of hess
toEehsr With certificates n publication tf "a
publishers q the nsHsyAfers in Nhieh said proposed 3ssi
meat shall RAYS been Tatlshfd
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Subscription Lists Open Aug. |, '99,
At BANKING HOUSE or
Nyndham Boiling, lOlS t. Main ST.,
AND OFFICE or
4. D. CrutChiieid, SOB /. Main 81.

The Terms Of Subscription are:
First.-That each subscription shall be
accompanied by cash OF certified check
Tor twenty C2W per cent. of the face
thereof, and that the residue shah be
PAYABLE I'm installments of twenty (2J
per cent. ON thirty 800 days written or
published notice
pavablo TO Wyndham Boiling, VINO has
been authorized 30 receive and receipt tor
am money paid on account Of the stock
In question and 20 hold the same subject
only Co the order OF the Newport News
Ahatt0ir Company.
Third. That subscription 10 said pre-
ferrcd stock shall close at 3 o'clock p VI.
August 81. 1899, and In the event Of said
amount OF stock being over-subscribed
previous 10 that date. the richt Is re-
served to return any money RENTED as
advaucod payment on said preferred
stock. and TO allot 10 subscribers "a lees
amount than that named In their sub
scription.
For further particulars call or address
WYNDHAM BOILING,
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PROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received until noon MONDAY,
August q. 1880 40 the Office OF the
undersigned. in Richmond. Va. for the
removal Of buildings and other Obstruc-
lions on the right Of way Of the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina rail
road In the city Of Richmond. Va
Parties bidding can propose for the
entire work from James river TO The
intersection Of said railroad with the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. or by blocks. from street
~ street BIDS will cover the removal
and ownership Of al materials on the
RIGHT Of way. or 20 pile the same along
the line on the right Of way for the use
of the company.
information can be obtained ar the
office OF the company in the old ST.
Charles Hotel corner Fifteenth. ard
Main streets Richmond Va.
The company reserves the right TO re-
soct any or an hile.
JAS Z. ATD0NAID co.
BY r. IT. McMichaeL
au1a Chief Engineer.
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NELSON ENCAMpMENT. 40. .. 7. o.
O. F.-The ncXt regular meeting OF
NEff.SO< E\c AAipMENr viii hc held
ar its Camp, Monroe Hlll. 80. 6ll west
Main street. ON TUESDAY NIGHT. the
18TH instant. at $ o'clock. The Patriar-
chal degree will he conferred on this
occasion and scas0nablc refreshments
VIII Doe served. 7, is desired that AN
members hc present and patriarchs Of
other eucampmeuts are cordially in-
yued. fr1tcrnany.
T. II. DAVIS Chief Patriarch.
J. Harvey simpson. Scribe
Richmond. Va Aug. /. 1899
NOTICE-A GENERAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS Of the SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby
called. 10 be held AZ the office OF tho
company in Richmond. Va. on THURS
DAY. August 81. 1879 at 10 o'clock A. N.
BY order Of the Board " Directors.
JOSIAH +. HILL.
au1 Secretary.
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Office Of Cfty Enrincor, titV N10.
Richmond. va, Aug Is. 1879.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEAL
Frs. Tho city Of Richmond, through
ifs Committee on Grounds and Build
ines. wishes In sell tho tract OF land
known as Clarke's Spring upon terms
best for the interest of the city. and,
therefore. invites responsible real estate
dealers 10 submit propositions for dis
posing of this property, stating their
terms and plans for the same.
Right is reserved 20 reject any and
All propositions. Propositions will be
received az The office OF city Engineer
nn THURSDAY, August 18th next. at
6 T. NJ. MARX GUNST,
aui3 Chairman.
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orneE or clrss or nov,E or DElEeArEs

kicHHoSp. Va. July 3. i~3.
The foregoing Is copf Of joint RESOLUTION pr,pcs
Ing 70 strike from the Constitution the sscond clause y
article tea and providing for pabiiAhng aud certifying
the sans 10 the General Assembly ~ NrEna Which
was sgreed 10 darisg the session Of l7 81 bf majority
Of the members elected " each u tia houses
recorded and which joint resolution approved By tie
Coseraor on fsbrnsry - l'ss and Is puA,hed Ia
cordAhcs with provision contained iAsrsla.
T.. BfCGER.
Clerk q House Of Delegates sRd Keeper Of the As q
Virginia.
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THURSDAY, August 18th,

. O'Clock T. A., IN the order named, will
sen for division.
First The DWELLINGS Nos. G13 and
Gf. north Tweutv-ffth street. and
THREE VACANT LOTS adjoining.
second DWELLING 40 IoDJ north
Twenty-hfth street and the VACANT
LOT adjoining.
Third DWELLING No. 1909 north
Twtnty-ifth street.
Fourth The BRICK STORE and
DWELLING a. the southwest corner OF
Twenty sixth and @ streets
FIFTH DWELLING No. 21lO o street.
Here is am opportunity % supplying
Yourself with anything that may De
needed in realty Twcnty-hfth is the best
inst there because Of IT'S Convenient loca-
tion viii never SITTER. Sale VIII COM
monce promptly at hour namch
TERMS. As usual T.. a. CATfAN.
au12 AuclDneer
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richmond Va. Aug ~ 1900
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS. OF
fers gro invited for about $50 tons stove
ana 100 tons Egg best quality white
Ash Anthracite Coat price Of each dis
tinct. payment as delivered during the
season. About two-thirds will be de-
livered AT Elha in carload lots: the rest
nv carts The company reserves the
right 10 reject any or 81 bids Bids
WIN ne opened AT ~ VI. September lst
IT. T. COURTNEY
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