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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

l. RESOLVED by ths House % Delegates and seus',
"a majority Of the meubsrs elected % each " t9 tHo
houses lgrcsing tlefct1h Tia. tNe following am'l-De
l. the Consltlu0l 90 Virginia be-, and Is l.roaJf I"la, -
ant referred O. the General Assembly Oh Be- clh H.
next general election nj senator's ant memters i-h1
Of Delegates i0ris concurrence Ia colformly -
Provisions gf section oc NJ artlels twelve 1is
tuition. namely. stuke from the Cousuutanc OF f".nf
section tao OF article Ten. Vhich lsln che i9l-Ni ns
Arrc.e i, section mo fr shall Do lm
any Of tHs citizens o. taa state for te privilege @ any
81 caenin8 oFsfrB from taelr natural tfs
- waters thereof; hut the amoInt ~ sales OF eJ',"
.4aen hy any citizen, in any one year. may
4 rae zoe exceeding TIE rae % taxation i-l- "FA
huy other species df property.
2 hFsOLvED. That the clerk oi ne house o. b,lo-
gates or the clerk ol che SENATE, OBJ. 81 afa.aht Asiia
in uath Of ssd Offices. the presiding ohcer % stlef houss
Of ths General Assembly. he au,lgn.ri ahi l-lt -
csuss tbs proposed amendment aaa tLese fe,oi..y 70 =
Published In one nssslaper published IA saen 2 tnssIe'
q ne Commonwealth having moge tAan YEA tAnustn' "a
haotanis. once . week Tor three consecutive moAAs Pc
yl0us % the time Of choosing the members on re oehefA
Assembly a. The aert general election o. scnatofs anu msA-
bcIs Of TIE House o. DELEGATES.
g. RESOLVED. That the clsfk u me heaseoI DeIe
gates and tho clerk n the senate 10 required tr'hsmi
70 the General Assembly @ % chosen 40 us usRt senera1
election Of members 81 che House ei Delegates ana sac.
a certified coy Of said proposed anenament and o. thess
resolutions. together With certificates OF puhhcnton ~ ths
ya1iishsrs u TIE essrarcrs 10 which said Proposed amend-
meat sa4l have been published.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01


AGENTS WHY NOT ENTER INTO =
r.rutlble business with q .ouse OK soor
standing that wiI always consider your
Interests. the Standard Portrait hou
of New York city is NOW olef-n& ~,
fb. frsr Time a lGx2D Crayln or FASTER
pte.ure. with 1 frame all complete. i
.~o We ray Soc. commission ol et.t
order. we are reliable and "el known
throughout the country. we want
thIt work and that would not cl.-i.'
ANYTHING less than $40 per day. i.lle
h.r similar portraits are being 79in o.
nom s. 20 So sem isc ror o
We wil send G.. q. D. with lae pll
~ summation. AN the slppie- lhs.tu
ions fs1r5ire you how lo take orders
AID giving very ae.al II I che 0us A / B.
.ro Forwarded with
oI E' MI .'t Oci
AGENTS wANTED-TIfE AMERlcAN
pi9cEef closure co., "l-lts tlilu
ctf-leo. "Ouf of SIGHT patent
Yr. INST ont. Rapid seller. orl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
ARE YOU THINKING OF BUYING A
RESiDEnCE2

WE CAN SUIT YOU IN KIND. LOCA-
TION. PRICE AND TERMS. on
FRANKLIN STREET from $500 20
5000.
GRACE STREET. from 500 20 $1,000;
FLOYD AND PARK AVENUES, from
$3.50 to $1,000,
MONROE PARK. from 5000 10 $4,000;
SOUrH THIRD STREET, from $1,000 TO
$4,000.
Among these some big sacrifices. Give
us the pleasure OF showing them 20 YOU.
Ocd D. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.
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METROPOLITAN BANK
Tenth and Main Streets.

Capital, Sl25,000.
Profits. $4,000.
THOMAS y. CARTER, Pr, Iant.
+. ). VALENTINE, Yice-President;
H.. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Directors: James y. Boyd. g.. y. Loehr.
Thomas Atkinson. ID. G.. Jackson, f.. g..
Ebel. f. S. Valentine. II. l.. Cabell. l. ii.
Kaufman. A. Pzzini. Jr. Il. WhItioct, j..
w. Rothert. p. H.. Crump, r. 5. B0sher,
Thomas y. Carter.
Solicits accounts OF individuals, firms,
and corporations. Pays interest on de-
posts by agreement. aua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

RfeHwoSp, Va. July -. is90.
The frez,iar is a cory o. q joint resolution, pvpos.
lag 70 strike from the Colsututlon ne second CLAUSE u
the same to tAs next General Assembly o. NirsaiA. ~hieh
was agreed TO during the session oflsI-so eE majority
Of the membsrs elected 10 each Of the two houses ana %
recorded, aad which iSint resolution was approved By the
Governor on February IS ISIS. and Is published IL 40
eordaaes with q proyi sicu contained therein
T. u. BIGGER.
Clevk q House o. Delegates sad Keeper Of The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
MANDATORY SITES.

90 feet west OF Trcdegar Works; river
and canal fupnts.
1GOxf3O fest corner, centrally located.
ACRES Fronting oil
10 ACRES r.. r. q r. r. r,
pa ACRES west Of Fair Grounds.
ocf J.. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

WANTED. TO PURCHASE
Broad-Slreet Improved Pro-
perty. State location, size,
price. and rental. Address
BROAD STREET, care Times,
City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

for pu9LlsAhag s1tf 1".iaNteiI 1N" tt'tyy"y nc
same 70 ne next General A3seM0g.
rArro..fvsr.r 1881
u.rs.,f Delsr,tsr "a
nh'o., p ~ .--t =, s.-5 fe1. sls.iaF
tsse.o. Iaet Che i9.io,iH s an.s.n,n, 'oise .,bl y.
f.-,4 ts tho General A...ma.s 90 he chosen a. the next
-.9.~ ma ~.~t.-. IN ~ Urrss 4
$3.50, -'-.-.. {. r,-e-r..g With .hs -ra-
yl.,ss IN .,ett.9 ore rf ,rt.rie ts.l.s ol said Constitution,
via
.. ,SI tTo ~ ,r,-s even sb'rb ae IN be following
ala n,1,aty one ,bo~q. ors a-oruef nr the commonwealth
(wao shall also BE- che commonwealth auoney tr t- ere
e1ft COURT. one eaunty clerk lnho shah also Be rne cork
sf the circuit court. ercsr. tiat Boz counties cHrttnire n-
teen thousand inhabitants there may be- a feniiate ceih
br tho circuis colrtl one county rsssurer and 20 many
commissioners OF che r,ysnus rs raF De- provided ~ law
aud there shall be appointed 10 fs ~ nanurr 90 b fro-
vfsd BY law. one sapsrnteaient 9f te poor aad ouo
county surveyor snd tiers shall also b. appointed 10 The
.-tas 49, An r.gui.- .-.,..gs m coruu officers shall be
bsit II, I'm, f18rth Tsprs.sy tn STAY: and al oacers
elected ar snr,int.d nader thls r-rifidn shall enter ur0n
- y, +. +r.t d.v of Tuiy next sue-
cssdinz their election. and shall bold ther respective
offes, f,r ~ term of 0ur Years. except tIat county and
circuit court clerks shall boId Office 0rsix years.
m,pr connect, located masfs,.ral districts as may -
deemed neee,sarv. not less chan thrcs provided. thit aiter
tne.s nave oesa i,nel ~ -..n N.Y.. r,eh msr.
-, J3.t,,., .,l h knoan
al'1'lIt oiZ- &c., ,351ml.. ain. elected one supervisor.
thr.. i@.-+.s M ~ rs,rs. one constable. and one 0vereer
ofths' moor. wh3 shall hold their respective 0tccs f1r 10
80 = 49, rearr An ocular elections for maviseral
si.r-i,t ome... sbal ~. place. on The fourth Thursday ia
~ .,. Nh ,erg-g ii. 800 shau entor urou the duties
49,, ~ rrt dav o. Jufv next sue.
VI ny
ef'lN s.. a...-.4r sh,u eer.titrte tia
M sultitN' 1900 3. sf4Ifs
eoall on supervise. -~,s 81 books q
aunt Ne alu --fs.. .rd .,uofIra ia
se nmiss5.u... y. p -, 49, fr III ensuing
ol tloI'.s go 1,,-.. reglirsd If them by
{oIT anu le4"l" '' N
law .tt.... ia, ,t.-.,f,t. nuoviov.
81, .-,9aoF v.tsrs II
I-el3 s-aa ~. comm,uueslh
he.l er1 sn-.W, .+-,--sv ~ 80 r,fca.t
tfhgsHAl aiso % common 49, D Zen ~ ia
% & I.-. ~, ii, .1l,rss Containing fifteen
49, 60 -. ma 4. = .srsrste cIerFfar the
.--.-cr al Ii many commits.
~ 4. r-.ysssd hr law. anI
s.'Aes oi ta revenue " Hg +. r-.vif.d
D7Is sw.I pc sIr r"-.r5, r. r.intv sur.
bt jaw one sNp'iW1 1917 Ill g.. r.en,sr
Yeyor Ani lAete shtl asl -il,.' r.rf.nt ~
proYlles if ia AU9'' ss"7 ~"
seA'os om.,-, .t,u be- held
~. Sfenday i'm November.
on Ig 10y -5 49, tbie Innovation
=. -, A., 80 ga an the nrst day
s,,-.-Jt-- tbsir election and shall hold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


J7IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
v OF HENRICO COUNTY IN VACA-
TTON. SEPTEMBER u. 1893.
Andrew Pizzini. Jr..""".-.-...Recelye
against
.. p. Dicken. G. 4. Dicken. John r. Tren-
non. G. 4. Crawford. trustee 9. IL.
Handbook A. 5. Crawford. trustee. and
VI. NJ. Gillian. trustee. 900. Defendants
The object OF this suit Is 70 enforce the
lien on six and a half acres OF land In
Henrico county. about three miles west Of
the city of Richmond. created by a decd
OF trust from O r.. Dickca and wife 10 &.
\. Crawford. trustee. dated March r.. 1885,.
and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Hon
rico County Court In D.. b. 147, A. p. 292.
and affidavit having been made and n ed
that 8. II. Handbook and John r. Tren-
non are nOn-residents OF his State. II Is
ordered that they appear here within
fifteen days after due publication 81 this
order and do what - necessary to protect
their interest In this suit.
Teste; J. r. BROADUS, Clerk.
l.. T. w. MAYRE, p. q sell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

Prop0sfng 20 strike from ne Constitution hs ssc0nd
clause o(0rtlcle Ten ont pr0rictng J0r ptbaalHe
Gnd cerifyiRgts same % rencZt General Asse7'
BY Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

! HAVE INQUIRIES FROM DEsIR-
L able tenants for several large and
medium-size houses; but. having rented
an the property in nv charge. am unable
20 I'm the demand. Property-owncrs hav-
ing vacant houses may find IL 10 their
interest 10 list them with me.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Real Estate Agent.
II north Tenth street.
New Phone 2f3. oct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

wA~rrD WHITE WCMAN 10
muse and assist lu ceaulnt m 3D. amfh
ffmi.v. a good home su-iih az
uv at sill east Grace aD-'-
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Female Seminary.

Mrs. JNO. II. POWELL.
No. EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
Mrs. WlI REID WILLIAMS. Principal
Mrs. T.. C. PEYTON. Associate
The tw~euty-seyeLth session u .nl5 ~
stit9fion viii bopin THURSDAY, Sept. 81,
1sgo. and closes June IS, IJvV.
-,ai-g1,e or5 ,ddiflonal information ap-
ply 20 the principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

WANTED. A WOMAN 10 COOK n
c.cau. Apply. with reference
west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
SALE
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

We have a BEAUTIFUL TRACT or
~ ACRES. adjoining Chestnut i'm,
which we can sell at a great sacrifice.
Nice Brick Dwelling and other improve
mcnts. c. l. & IF. l.. DENOON.
oct 81 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

$3.50 s5S1L VIZ H5u sE5 EiShF
for So per month. 10 can't be duplicated
as q money maker.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
oc1 , north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
WANTED

Tho public TO know that We are SUI
making LOANS. having made Severn
last week. our supplies are steaolly IN
7easing. If you axe m need or niones,
I've us 4 cali our charges are reason
atic. A.. j CHEWING CO,
oct Real Estate and Loans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
CHURCH HILL HOME.

So oO will buy you a GOOD COM
PORTABLE HOME. with an eXtra-large
lot. on T~wcnty-third street near Church
Hill avenue.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
oct . north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

WANTED. DININC-E ~ ~ -
sou-e servant. man cor woman. Also "a
.,,-.o ro look after TWO children ana as
.ist I'M sewing and Oeaums. Apply AZ
~ north sixth. rom 9 20 d A.. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

Ev T. 4. Catiin.
no. G north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
SALE.
Main-Street Stores.
YOUR RENT WILL BUY

TNW|F IT-EEF E'~-
Two-Story Dwelling. 4 rooms. nice lot,
veranda. inside blinds. etc. Graham
street. fra f~sst-groWing Fulton; only SO
monthly VIII soon pay for IT,.
SO Observation-Disclosures Cottage. Lin
den street. veranda porch, city gas,
and wafer.
S1J MONTHBY-Neat Two-Story Semi
Detached. Holly street near Laurel.
four rooms. halls. etc.: city gas and
water: nicely papered and painted.
$50 northumberland TWO stories.
seven rooms. large lot. Jefferson
street. two blocks from hotel.
oc1 J. THOMPSON BROWN x co.
SO HO0 CASH WILL BUY EIGHT
OZsCUO GOOD A-ROOM HOUSES.
renting for sfe per month. Now is the
time to make money.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
oc1 2 north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

AND BICYCLES. sPRTING
GOODS 4 M kinds There has been
nothing heretofore offered or row OF
tered thar can present equal value WIZ
our line. We are authorized 10 Gloss
the 80 s9n on Bicvclcs TIL Feather
stone. at $40 20 cash. This Is our GU
EVERY one warranted HARRIS HAkp
WARE co. 400 east Broad street. Rien'
mon6. Va
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DOR SALE OR RENT.
SEVERAL LARGE FACTORIES,

with or without railroad connections.
oc1 j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

COULD YOU STAND PROSPERITY
Larre profits selling our patent. "nl,L
MOODY MFG. CONCERN. Shreveport
0ci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09
OBTAINED AFFIDAVITS.

The Scott partisans became a little
frightened a few days ago, at the
attack made upon the would-be Senator
regarding his labor record in this city,
and they sent post haste TO Wheeling
for the local end of the senatorial
campaign to have a suitable number
of strong atfidavits prepared, to the
effect that the Ex-State Senator was
'all right" These documents were
gotten up, largely among employees of
Mr.. SCOTS glassworks, and have been
duly forwarded. They are said to
number about twenty, and to be strong
enough to suit anybody. What effect
they will have is another story.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Mr. John Howe Peyton, general rep
resentative of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew in the United States, addressed
the congregation of ST. Matthews P. E.
church at the evening services yester-
day. His subject was Church Work
in the Army" Mr.. Peyton is soldier
and his talk proved very interesting
to the large audience present.
zThe morning services at st. Luke's P.
E. church yesterday were conducted by
Rev. Doggett, of st. Andrews Mission.
assisted by Mr. John Howe Peyton, of
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, owing
to the illness of the rector, Rev. Jacob
Birmingham.
The Holy Name Society heaA their
regular monthly meeting at the Cathe-
dral yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was addressed by the spiritual di-
rector, Rev. Father Altmeyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09

Stevenson, Henry George 80, Ill;
Fette, Henry George 6, 1874; Brown,
Henry George 81, 1862; Emblem, Bowl
ers, 90, ISL; RAIDER, c., Bowlers, So,
100; Brand, Henry George, 81, 100;
Bosley, Henry George, 80, 100; Hand
Ian, Henry George, 80, 1853; Cochran,
Henry George, 6, 159; w. Falck, N. E.
L. & A. A., SO, 1876; Marschner, Henry
George, Is, 1853; S. Falck, N. E. L. &
A. A, 80, 1872 Campbell, Henry George,
9, 152; eed. La Belle, 81, 1872; Ennis,
Stanley, 80, ISL; Bickmeyer, La Belle,
q, $50; Handy, La Belle, "a, 149; Jones,
N. E. L. & A. A, So, 149; Nolte, N E.
L, & A. A. 8, 14S; Sarver, Crescents,
Is, AS; Sarver, Henry George, "a, 148;
Mack, Bowlers, 27, 147; Wilhelm, N. E.
L. & A. A., &c. 147; Uselton, Bowlers,
IS, 146; Prosser, La Belle Il, 145: H.
Bearley, Crescents, "a, 145; j. RAIDER,
Bowlers, IS, IA; Nelson, Off Again, 6,
IA; Worls, Stanley, 80, 144 Myers,
La Belle, 8, IA; Knoke, Henry George,
8, 143; Alexander, Bowlers, IS. 143:
Henry, Bowlers, 81, 143; Beuter. n. E.
L. & A. A., 33, 143; Evans, n. E. L. &
A. A.. 8, 143; farrell, Daisies 20, 142:
Stanley, Stanley. 33, 142; King, La
Belle, "a, 141; Shafer, Crescents, 30,
al; Coleman, Crescents, 80, 141; Welt
zell, Crescents, q, 141; G. Gelker. Off
Again, "a, 141; Ebeling. OF Again, u,
40; Marti. La Belle. q, 1879; Miller.
Crescents, 81, 1879; House, Off Again. 80.
1879; Fugate, Daisies, 81, 1873; He'll,
Stanley, "a, 1877; Modar, Daisies. "a,
1877; thinner, Off Again, SO, 1885, Carter.
Daisies, q, 1876; Frohme, Daisies. 2,
1874; Junkins, Off Again, 81. 1872; Wood.
La Belle, s. 131; Clator, La Belle, 6.
1S1; Costello, Crescents, -, 1871: Reid.
Off Again, 81, 1870; Fisher. Stanley. IS.
12S; MUM, Stanley, u, 127; Smith,
Daisies, IS, 127; Drayer. Off Again, 80.
1876; Mcdonald. Crescents, 8, 1876; ia
cobs, Daisies, 7, 1874; Butts, Stanley.
Is, 1913; Bernhart. Crescents, 6, 1923;
J. Gilker, Off Again. 6, 121; Richards.
Off Again, 6, 100; Slick, Crescents. Is.
119; Helmbright, Daisies, Is, ia; Lally.
Off Again. 8, 109.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09
STILL EXCITED
People Of Santiago Not Favora
to the Customs Concentratl
Scheme.

Santiago de Cuba, January S.-Senor
Bacardi, the mayor of Santiago, is
cabling to Havana each day regarding
the situation. explaining that the local
excitement growing out of the original
proposal of the United States authof4-
ties to concentrate the customs res
ceipts at Havana, is not allayed, and
that the people want provincial and
municipal autonomy. 1t is understood
here that Gen. Wood, governor OF the
military department of Santiago, with
Gen. Demetrius Castillo, will reach the
United States on or about Tuesday next
and arrangements have been made for
a special cable service to inform the
people here as to developments after
Gen. Woods arrival in Washington
Lieut. col Ray reports from Guam
tanamo, that a Cuban major a short
time ago took to the woods with sew
eral of his men, became bandit and
killed five men. The entire band has
been captured and will be put on trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09

ofu GIOhie6 3D. I55, Wliaelm,
dritans. 81 152; Saryer, Golden Rods.
SO. ISL; D. West. LaBelle, q, Isl; Jones,
Puritans. 49, $50: Balzer, All Alike, 80,
$50; King. Golden Rods, 81, 149; Coch-
ran, All Alike. 80. 149; Hackman,
Bowlers, 81, 149; Wingerter, All Alike,
81, 149; Auburn, Puritans, 8, 149;
Yenke, Old Cronies. "a, 149; Henning,
Bowlers, 26, 14s; F. Brash, All Alike,
is, LAT; Scheehle, Old Cronies, 81, 147;
Kromrich, Rum Dums. So, lat; Arndt,
All Alike, 81, 146; Franz, Old Cronies,
SO, 146; Marschner, Wheeling, Is, las;
Mcdonnell, Golden Rods, IS, las; Zim-
norman, Aber Nit, q, 145; Beiswinger,
Golden Rods, 80, 144; RAIDER, Aber Nit,
IS, IA; Henry, Puritans, 80, IA; Mo-
dar, Puritans, IS, IA; Cardona Aber
Nit, IS, IA; Knoke, Wheeling, %, 143;
Ebeling, All Alike, 9, 142; Marti. Frog
Horns, 6, 142; Weitzel, Wheeling, 20.
40; Volger, Golden Rods, 8, 140; Alex
ander, Bowlers. "a, 140; Dinger, Bowl
ers, 8, 104; Falcke, Puritans, 80, 140;
Prettyman, Aber Nit. 6, 140;
w. Brash, All Alike, II, 1888; Smith,
Puritans, So, 1873; Baird, LaBelles, 4.
1888; Kase, Golden Rods, 6, 1856; Usela
ton, Bowlers, 6, 1885, Long. Frog Horns,
8, 1856; Hall, Rum Dums, IS, 1856; KEN.
pie, Golden Rods, Is, 1885, Edwards,
Golden Rods, 8, 1876; Baker, LaBelle,
q, 1873; Berrehsem, Old Cronies, 6, 1856;
Speidel, Old Cronies, 33, 1856; Sonnefeld,
Golden Rods, IS, 1874; Gaughan, Puri-
tans, Is, 1874; Andlinger, LaBelles, 1S,
1874; Baker, Puritans, 8, 1873; Weitzell,
Golden Rods, 9, 1872; Golner, Aber Nits,
8, 1872; Schultz, Aber Nits, 9, 1872; Nolte,
LaBelles, II, 1872; Helenstein, Old Gro
MES, IS, 1872; Craver, Frog Horns, 8,
1872; Hastings, LaBelles, "a, 131; Plan
key, Frog Horns, q, 1870; Hobstetter,
Aber Nits, Is, 1885, KreutZer, Frog
Horns, 8, 1923; Baumann, Aber Nits, Is,
1928; McAndrews, Frog Horns, 9, 1876;
Springer, Rum Dums, 81, 1875; Clark,
Bowlers, g. 1885, Beltz, All Alike, 6, 125;
Kalkrote, Puritans, 8, 1874; carp, Rum
Dums, Is, 1874; Ross, Old Cronies, 8,
1874; Garden, Aber Nits, 80, 1913; A.
West, LaBelles, 6, 122; Johnson, Rum
Dums, IS, 122; Rolf, Frog Horns, 80,
Do
Steuernagel, LaBelles, u, 120; Leach,
LaBelles, IS, 100; Hungarian, Old Gro
MES, 8, lis; Miller, Old Cronies, 6, III;
Drushell, Rum Dums, Is, 116; Hall,
Frog Horns, "A, ia; w. Yahnke, Frog
Horns, 8, 113; Miller, Rum Dums, "a,
ITO; Kahn, Frog Horns, So, 107.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09

~ ellls rise yesterday afternoon abont
3 O'Clock. Az that time the water
marks showed e2.2 FEET 4 little later
it began to drop and at midnight there
was nearly % feet Of water. The
marks were covered with ice as Mr..
Crockard will not allow his men to
keep the marks clear any longer. It is
one of the few duties OF the wharfmas-
ter. With the next thaw there is a
possibility of another big river, but
the real danger of a food stage, with
out some more snow or rain, is over
The first section Of the big coal feet
began to pass this point yesterday
morning. The boats passing up until
3 o'clock are as follows: William G.
Horner, a. m, Sam Brown. 10 a. m,
Harry Brown, 2 p. m, John Moran,
Josh Cook and George Shiras, 8 p. M.
The packets up yesterday were de-
layed all the way from 2 to hours
by the ice. All the boats had good con
signments.
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THE ADDRESS

Delivered at Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
Last Evening. by Mrs. Lizzie Smith
Mrs. Lizzie r. Smith, the evangelist.
of Newark, N. j., delivered addresses
at both the morning and evening SER
vices at the Fourth Street NJ. E. church
yesterday. Mrs. Smith is very well
known all over the country. especially
in the larger eastern cities. At both
the services at the Fourth street
church yesterday the large auditorium
was crowded.
Mrs. Smiths addresses are very in
teresting. Besides the spiritual excel
lence, her talks are interspersed with
interesting anecdotes of her own ex-
periences while engaged in her work.
She has conducted meetings in the
larger cities among all classes of peo-
pie.
At the services last evening. Mrs
Smith spoke on Personal Salvation. -
taking her topic on which she based
her remarks from - third chapter of
St. John. She ssssS lat in order to
receive salvation q must really in
spirit be born again To illustrate
that point Mrs. Smith elated several
Interesting anecdotes personal ex-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-09
THE SCOTT CLAIM.

Friends of Mr.. Scott on the ground at
Charleston claim the aspirant has TWEEN
ty-three members of the two houses
solid for him, and thus needs but two
more to make a majority OF the forty
nine Republican members. A special
telegram from Charleston to the Balti-
more Sun says of the senatorial fight:
Dissatisfaction exists over an al
legged combination between Governor
Atkinson and Mr.. Scott, whereby the
weaker candidate in the final struggle
will throw his influence and votes to
the stronger. Anti-Scott men claim
that this means that Scott will win.
Another alleged combination is that IL
Scott goes to the Senate an effort will
be made to make two United States
District Courts in West Virginia and
give the judgeship of the new one TO
Governor Atkinson.