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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

WASHINGTON. d. c., october s.--Ad,-
tee OF prominent citizens Of Atlanta. Ca,
that no would soon visit that city. rhe
Admiral assured his callers also that he 4
would gladly officlats at the presentation 4
OF the sword voted by tho people OF tho /
State Of Georgia to Lieutenant Brumby. /
tho Adnira's fiag officer.
The trip to Atlanta will be made In the
near future. or as soon as the Admkai's
engagements will permit
COMMITTED \ STRONG ONE.
Tho Atlanta committee was headed BY
Mayor j. G.. Woodward, and numbered
among its members many OF the infiuen-
tial residents Of the Gate City. including
Representative Livingston, Mr.. Clark
Howell. editor Of the Atlanta Constitu-
ton. and Mr.. Il. A. Richardson, editor &C
tho Atlanta Journal
Tho delegation arrived in Washington
last night. and called upon Admiral
Dewey. 1t the Mclean residence. IT 10
o'clock this morning. The visitors were
introduced by Mr.. Livingston, who stated
tho object Of the call. The Admiral at
once spoke up, saying that he had heard
of the tribute Georgia was 10 pay to Lieu
tenant Brumby and said he would glad
! ~ accept the invitation to visit Atlanta.
/ DEWEY COMPLETENESS BRUMBY.
Admiral D-wey said 10 the COMMITTEES
/ that they could not honor Lieutenant
! Brumby too highly. He said it would DO
a qualification to him to present tho
| sword TO his nag-lieutenant The date Of
tho ceremony was LETT open, TO suit tho
/ convenience ~ The Admigal.. lie SAID l.a
would probably not DO able To 80 south
until some time in November. his present
! engagements carrying him pretty well up
/ 10 that t!ne The committee was eu-
J thusiasJic over tho cordially of its re-
/ cepuon by Admiral Dewey, and the inter.
| est no manifested in the forthcoming
| Brumby presentation ceremony. The &C.
casion OF tho sword presentation TO this
/ young officer, who has figured 50 proni-
neatly in connection with Admiral
! DeWey's achievements, will be a gala one
/ In Atlanta, one in which the whole South
/ land will join.
| Tho Atlanta delegation afterwards
visited tho war and Navy departments,
!
/ Baird, superintendent OF the building and
/ custodian OK the sword presented 70 Adj
mirai Dewey by Congress, were permitted
to examine that magnificent gilt.
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
During their visit to the War Depart
ment they made an eGgnest protest 10
| Acting-Secretary MeikleJohn against tho
/ execution u the recent order for ths
| Ambition of the Department OF the Gulf
and tho dscontinuancs OF its hesdQuar-
terj la Atlanta.
! Nj. Meikiejohn explained that the 40
| ton was taken because II was felt that
/ there was no longer any necessity for tha
| continuance Of that military DEPART
mont. which mad simply been organized
! as q war measure. AT the request OF ITO
visitors, he promised however, TO .ay
their wishes before the President and the
Secretary OK War az once. and he tele-
/ graDhed them this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
DrEYTUs BANQUET TUESDAY.
II VIII lie an Elaborate Afnir-The
Toast List.

roast Ii>t.
The arrangements for the banquet TO
be given at New Ford's Hotel Tuesday
night by the Dreyfus Jubilee Association
have all been completed, and the occasion
promises to be a noteworthy one.
The banquet hall will be deliberately
decorated, a sumptuous menu Will be
served. there will be plenty Of music, and
a number Of toasts will be responded to
by weI-lonown post-prandial takers.
Mr.. Charles Hutzler. president Of the
association. will preside over the festive
ties. and the following toasts Will be re-
sponded to: "Our Country" Judge /. H..
Lewis: "Our State" Attorney-General
Montague: "Our City" Mayor Taylor;
"The Press" Mr.. ]. Stewart Bryan;
"The Ladies'" Dr.. Ernest c. Levy.
The orchestra will be under the direction
Of Professor Thilow, and Mr.. ii. T. Eze-
kiel. secretary Of the association has
rrepared a beautiful souvenir menu card
bearing a portrait Of Drcytus.
The committees who have charge OF the
affair embrace the following gentlemen;
Arrangements--J. Marcuse, y. j CTuer-
pillon. Leon Weinberg, Charles We'll ana
Herbert T. Ezekiel ~.
Block. \. J.. Jacobs. Paul Well, and >
Banauet-A. Cohen, A. Eichel and Paul
Muslc-Moses May, Leon Weinberg, and
viration-Herbert =. Ezekiel A. j.;
Crerpillon. Paul Well, Henry Gunst and
George T.. Styll
and Henry Flegenheimer.
'PIodeption-A. slmonpietri, Z. Eskeles'
Nav. A. J. Marcuse, and /. Nachman.
M Henry Block is trea urer or the as
slclntiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Business Association has endeavored to
meet the demand by establishing bu-
reau. tho object OF which is 10 bring
women desiring work I'm factories In touch
with the manufacturers. The great IRON
foundrics have more work on hand than
they have had for years. and both Belle
Isle and the Tredegar are being operated
to their full capacity. The same is true
OF the Locomotive-Works,w which are run
ming day and night. The ship-yards give
employment TO hundreds of skilled work
men
The real estate market sure Indicator
OF public progress, has very healthy as
pect II is hard TO find frst-class pro
pertv for rent. and more money is being
invested I'm real estate at the present
time than has been the case for several
years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

wYTHEyILLE. October Especially
Some ten days ago a hundred-tCot pine
polo was erected on the corner OF Main
and Church streets, from the TOP OF whlcs
the United States Government weather
signals were displayed until night or
80 ago. when the rope which hoisted tha
signals and the flags We're torn down ana
carried Of 90 Bland county oy young
man named Samuel Repass. OF that coun.
~ A warrant was promptly sworn our
before United States Commissioner SAM
uel Walter. OF this place. charging Re-
pass with stealing the properly or mo
United states Government and kepas3
Was arrested near MS home, IN Bland tho
morning after the robbery. brought back
10 Wythewne. and Is now In jail hero
awaiting the acton Of the next session
OF the Federal Court at Abingdon.
How TO replace tho signals NJ the top
OF that lC0-goot pole Is the question. as
the one who will climb the pole has nos
been found. and 10 take II down. the only
Alternative seems rather impractieable,
as IL MAS erected with considerable cx-
pense and difhcuity,
Others from Bland county are impli-
Gated with Repass, as they were All IN
NGAsh1pitll soaS daA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
Marriage i'm stnfsord-Niiitary Notes.
Personal Points.


FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October T.
(speclaL)-Mlss Minnie f.. Edwards.
daughter Of the lato Henry Edwards Of
Stafford. and Mr.. Willie T. Deacon. also
Of that county. were married al the home
of the bride Wednesday night. Mr.. Ran
dolph Lynn was best man and Miss Kate
Edwards. sister OF the bride, maid
of honor. After the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. j. X. Gilbert, a
reception followed.
The washington Guards have elected
Lieutenant Frank II. Revere captain, vice
Captain NJ. b. Rowe, resigned. and
Mr.. Thomas II. Larkns first lieutenant
Mr.. Revere's promotion IS justly de-
serving one. as ne has always been IN
firing I'm his efforts 10 make the COM
pany a success. He IS also very popular
with his men and well up In military
matters.
The Mary washington Hospital Will be
dedicated tomorrow. The exercises.
which are very interesting and appro-
prlate. will commence az Y. VI.
The condition OF ex-MayOr Hugh s.
Doggett. who is critically 81, remains un-
Rev. william D. smith OF 81. Georges
Episcopal church. has returned from his
vacation, and will IN his pulpit al the
usual hours tomorrow
Grand Commander J. J. Williams OF
the Grand Camp OF Virginia. has ap-
pointed Mics Edmo Coroin Lee sponsor
Tor the First District, and Miss Mary
Gordon Wallace. Of this city. maid OF
honor
In the absence OF Rev. J. p. Stump.
who IS assisting in a revival service In
richmond Rev. s. II. Forror, OK the
christian church. will IN his pulpit In
the Methodist church tomorrow morn
tho and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
pRooKLYN cLIycHEs rENN.NT.
New York OutcIassed Mt Every
Point-Score, 13 to 4.

BROOKLYN, October by winning /
to-day's game. Brooklyn clinched the |
pennant for 1893. 1t was a farcical exhi- |
bition. New York being outciassed az
every point. Doheny was Knocked out OF /
the box in three innings, by which time
the BrOoklyns had gained such lead |
that they eased up or Gettig Attendance |
200. Score: K. II. Il:
Brooklyn ........ ......0 81 l lib II 3
Batteries. Gettig,. Doheny. and Wilson;
Umpires: Messrs. Swartwood and Hunt
Time of game. l hour and 80 minutes
QUAKERS 6; BOSTON. l.
PHILADELPHIA. October 7.--Philadel-
phia and Boston to-day began their maj
winning the first Of the seven games
scheduled to be played between these
teams. The Pshillies found no trouble In
connecting with WilHss pitching, vale
ser's delivery. Attendance. GO Score:
Boston ...... ....O00OO1oO0- .
Philadelphia 100 2000O'-6 l.
Batteries: willis and Sullivan; Fraser
and Mcfarland.
Empires: Messrs. Emslie and Dryer
Time of game, hours.
ORIOLES 2; WASHINGTON. l.
BALTIMORE October 7.-Fileld was
given his final rry-out by Washington,
d
McGinnity pitched just as well. and the
Baitimores won by timely hitting. At
tendance, 1,40O. Score: Z. II. n.
Baltimore ...- 10000 Il 8
| Washington 80. 40 600 Q o OIL 2
Batteries: 1rcGinnity and Smith; Fldeld
| and Roach
Umpiros Messrs Manassau and Snyder.
| Time OF game. hour and 40 minutes.
PIRATES. &c; CLEVELAND. 8.
PITTSBURG, october 7.-Pittsburg won
| from Cleveland IN a game too One-sided
| TO have any interest Attendance. LOO
| Score: II. II. u.
| Cleveland 49,. 80 10000 0-3 3 D
Batteries Hofrer and schriyor; Harper
! and Duncan.
| Umpire Mr.. Colgan. Time OF game, l
hour and % minutes.
tREDS, 4; LOUISVILLE, O.
! CINCINNATI, o., October Errors
We're responsible for all the runs made
in to-day's game. Both pitchers were very
effective. Attendance, 600. Score:
Cincinnati .... 81 OO0G30osA
Louisville .... 80 0 10000 %
Batteries: Breitenstein and Kahoe;
| Cunningham and thinner
| Umpifes: Messrs. O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time Of game, hour and 80 minutes.
GAMES TO-DAY.
II Cleveland at Chicago.
I Cincinnati at st. Louis
GAMES TOMORROW.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston al Philadelphia.
, Baltimore at Washington
Pittsburg az Cleveland.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
MORRIS PARK RACES.
Nursery Handicap Won by Kings
Courier-steeplechase by Van ship.

Nursery Handicap Won by Kings
Courier-steepIecbase by Van ship.
NEW YORK. October 7.-Results at
Morris Park:
First race-one mile-Desperado g to .
won, Bondman 90 TO l and to y second,
Gold Standard u 10 p third Time, la II.
Second race-the Hunter Handicap, one
mle--1he Rose 90 to u won, Rush q TO
5 and to s. second. Maid Of Harlem az
to y third. Time 1914.
Third race-the, Nursery Handlcap.
Eclipse course -.lins's Courier (6 20 -
won, Killashandra @ to 1 and eVen) se-
eond, The scotchman DO to y third. Time,
40 Ii.
Fourth racetthe Champion steeple-
chase, about three and half miles-Van
Ship Is 20 % won, Philae go 70 1 and - 10
y second, The Bachelor 90 to y third.
Fifth race-Eclipso course-Oread g to
y won, Olea @ 10 l and EVEN second,
Gold one Is TO ID third. Time. 40 81.
Sixth race-sev9n furlOngs-Lambert q
10 ID won. Muskdine @ 90 1 and 10 -
second, Hand Press Is 10 - third. Time,
1.2g II.
OPENING AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI o.. October THE fall
meeting of the LatOnia Jockey Club open-
ed In a most successful manner to-day.
The weather was delightful. the track
fast. and the attendance large. SUM
mary: -.
First race-six furlongs-Eberhart 40 to
u won. The Lady in Blue Ql TO % second,
Hop Scotch Is 10 - third. Time, ll5
Second receive furlongs-Princess
Thyra Il to y won, Elizabeth Kline g 70
u second Nerd G TO ID third. Time, l.o2.
Third race-mile and seventy yards
Samovar go TO - won, McCleary @ 10 y
second. Seattle q 10 u third. Time, 1:4I.
Fourth race-the Tobacco Stakes, one
mile-Skllm2n Nv 10 y won. Lord Zeeni
40 TO - second, Gold Fox @ 10 u third.
Time. IN IL.
Sam Fullen 90 10 p won. Macabee 90 to
u second, Rodd go 20 y third. Time,
40 II.
sixth race-seven furlongs-Samival q
to y won. Nancy Till az 70 j second.
Cynic 90 to ID third Time. ]: % II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
CREATED EXCITEMENT.
Three Young Men Taken Into Gus
tody, Hut Are soon Released

A good deal Of excitement was caused
on Broad street yesterday afternoon by
three young men who were evidently
under the influence OF liquor. Two OF
them had been overheard TO say some
thing about getting money OF the other
who was farther advanced on the road
TO intoxication. and MIR. Daniels VINO
was appearing at the Bijou Tneatre'
undertook 10 defend the third party
Quito a crowd collected IN 'front.' %,
Nf,.rnhv's Hotel cafe. which the men had
iust left. Officers BEDFORD and sutton
gathered the three men in as suspicious
characters, but an investigation OF their
credentials showed that they were highly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
A worthy object.


Any persons. charitably inclined, would
do well 10 investigate the case Of poor
widow. living over No. 7cl west Cary
street. For many long months she has
been an invalid. yet has borne her ohysi-
cal suffering and restitution without a
r,urmur. Kind neighbors and friends have
,hu. far aided her rs much as lay within
theIr mower. but now that winter is rapjr-
~ onproaching, her needs become Tar
Greater. A speedy investigation Is very
earnestly requested, phlEND'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
MRS. JENNIE Il. NENzEL DEAD.
She Passed Away at Virginia Hospi-
fnI-FuneraIs This Afternoon.

Mrs. Jennie Z. Nenzel, wife of Charles
II. Nenzel. Of No. 2116 NJ street, died at
the Virginia Hospital at 1920 o'clock Fri
day evening. She is survived by her nus
band. six children, and two sisters. Her
funeral will take place from Lelgn-SlreeI
Baptist church Monday at Z. NJ,
me funeral of Mrs. Loretto Phillips
Snider will take place from the residence
No. 2ll south Fourth street, this after
noon at o'clock. The interment VIII
be in Shockoe Cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. Conrad Schleiser'
whose death was reported in yesterday s
Dispatch, will take place this afternoon
from Cool Spring church, IN Hanover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
Meeting of the EIISs Last Night.

Richmond Lodge Of Elks held meet
ing last night and discussed Ways ana
IslEs 10 This city i'm 1901 The meeting was
an M enthusiastic one. and the committee
ennointed 10 look into the ACCESSIBILITY
OF extending an invitation to the Grand rt,Il,l
I.,,'lf ,ropress In their plans. and hoped
40 he successful in their mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
SEMINARY CHAPEL CONTRACT.
IL - Awarded to Mr.. w. A. Chester
man-Ready in Four Months.

MI W. A. Chesterman gets the contract
for the erection OF the chapel at Union
Theological Seminary.
This edihce is a gift Of Mr.. George r.
Watts. Of Durham, n. c., TO the semi
nary. 1t will be attached to the Watts
Hall now the most imposing structure
on the seminary campus. The chapel IS
70 cost some $l5 600.
Mr.. Chesterman will begin work as soon
as practicable. He Is required by con-
tract TO have the building ready for oc-
cunancY within four months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
COMING HOME.
Tennesseans Leave Manila To-Day
Their Specially Patriotic Service.

WASHINGTON. October 7-General
Otis to-day advised the War Department
that the transport Pueblo sailed from Ma
Mia yesterday with lo5 sick and 100 dis
charged men. The Garonne will sail to-
day. and the Indiana will sail tomorrow
with the Tennessee troops. General Gus
says: Indiana sent south early In Sep
tenber 20 collect Tennessee regiment
Iloilo and Cebu Picked up portion. Pro-
ceeded 10 Cebu. where regiment volnn-
teered service 10 assist 20 drive on ins1i-
gents from mountains near that city, Ser
vices accepted by General Snyder lnsHr-
gents Overwhelmingly defeated. Tennes-
see taking prominent part. Re-enbark-
ed at Cebu. reaching this harbor lst IN
slant. Detained 20 get necessary di5-
charge papers. and will sail IN lneIana
tomorrow"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
WANT 1T SOLD AT AUCTION.
Said That Traction Company Wishes
This Course Adopted.

The Richmond Traction Company will.
II IS understood. propose to the City
Council that the franchise Of the whole
system of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company shall be sold at auc-
zion. and that the various parts OF the
road shall be turned over TO the success
fiu bidder as the old franchises expire.
Tho officers OF this company Will make
a nqbt for the franchise along this line,
and think tho plan should commend IL
SELF 10 the municipal government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
creot Loss of Tobacco.

The loss Of tobacco by the recent h iI',
IN Norfolk seems to have been greatly
,,ilnrderestinated. The accounts OK the
fire say that about 500 .hogsheads were were
destroved 1t is stated here that Tie
number was about ISIS. This IS about
> an GOO mounds. So far as learned, no
pichmond people were direct losers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
DIR. HUNTER INQUIRE AT NOnFOLK.
lie VIII Deliver His Lecture on
jackson November 18th.

NORFOLK, VA, October 7-Dr. Hunter
Mcclure, Of Richmond. has accepted an
invitation from Pickett-Bucnanan Camp.
Confederate Veterans. OF this city, 10 de-
liver his famous lecture on StOnewall
Jackson here November 18th.
DR.. Mcclure was Jackson's chief sur
ge0n at the time he was wounded and
died
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
ur w,ener Has Typhoid-Fever.

Mr. William wagner. an employee Of
the Newport News ship-yards. is i'll with
iynhold-fever at his home at Chatsworth.
ne Is being attended by Or. =. l.. Reams
and DR.. Lewis Wheat. and strong hopes
are entertained as TO his recovery.
fec+ that his Illness was due 20 an eN-
cessive dose Of quinine but this the phy-
sicians say is absolutely without founda-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
Juniors, Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting or the Junior
order Of United American Mechanics IS
soon to be held. This body, representa-
tive tive of some 1000 loyal and patriotic
Virginians, VIII meet at Cape ,c SnallCSS
,,,iii have twenty-five delegates there.
Tbev viii go on a private car over ta ae
cbesaneake and Ohio on Monday, the
1eth All are looking forward TO the
meeting with much pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Mr.. James D. Lyle. of No. .3C9 south
I@'eine which IS attracting much atten-
ZION. on account OF its rare beauty. 1t
ts n dahlia. it Is a lovely specimen OF
n lovely flower. The fact that Mr.. Lyle
grew ii from the seed adds no little IN
toraet 10 it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
Martin Master of the situation.

There was a pretty lively runaway on
cary street yesterday morning. It's dura-
lion was short. however, thanks 10 ane
actiyify of the driver. His name was
Martin. This man beat his mule, runhi ~
and iImpod into the rear end or me
cart He hen went forward, and, seizlng
the reins. brought the recaleitrant animal
30 a sfandstill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
weII-Known Man Hurt.

NJ. James scott. well-kno~n yo9ng
man. attempted 10 alight from a niV'in6
Lain-street car yesterday apouu ~
sore He was thrown violently to the
ground. striking on his head ms INJURY
bowed, however, not 20 be seilouA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

AR James +. Gum, Of Baltimore Tor
many wears a prominent merchant OF TINS
city' is registered at the Jefferson. AT
Cnnn has. since his removal from this
81. an9ssed a considerable fortune, ana
is REGARDED as one OF the Monumental
avs most substantial businessmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
DANVILLE.
Death of Newspaper Man-IIer
Own Act.

Own Act.
DANVILLE VA. October 7.-(Special)
Mr.. c. G. Davenport, a well-known citi-
zen, ex-Confederate soldier, and news
paper man, died at his home in this city
this afternoon, aged 90 years. Mr.. Da-
venport was a member OF a North Caro-
lima regiment and served throughout the
war. He was connected with the Danvine
star. and later with the Review in an
editorial capacity. His wife and several
children survive him.
The coroner's jury tG day returned
verdict that Pattie Loveiace, the old lie
GRO woman found hanged yesterday, died
bv her own act. Her son-in-law, Dodson,
was thereupon released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

tIINDL. -.
The woman was sent by Mrs. Lufsey
TO a store with $ 10 make purchases.
After being absent about one hour, she
returned without either money or FOOD,
and behaved in such a peculiar manner
that Mrs Lunsey notified the First sta
ton. and Salna was taken in charge. She
has once before been committed TO jan
for insanity. and had been out only since
the Sfh of Septemler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
. Cross Bill i'm Divorce.

Mrs Ida Belle Lvesay filed a cross bill
I'm the suit for divorce instituted by neI
husband Edward c. Livesay, in the
Chancerv Court last night. Mr. X. w.
Iyev is attorney for Mrs. LAvesay.
The declaration makes sweeping oe-
niaI of the charge OF adultery, and makes
counter charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
The Influence Of Cheaper Power and
Cheaper Gas.
uru,uIrIrATE THE GAs-woRI<s.
,,,.,t f. Needed and what IL VIII
,o.t-Dcmnnd for Lnbor-POsitions
Arc Not Hard TO Find and Property
Rents Easily.
Hcnts Easily.

r.nI5nal facilities, desirable fac
t.. sites. and the prospects OF cheap
....- and cheaper gas, are factors in the
wave OF development and progress
,..t is sweeping over the city.
r building trade has not been as
l.-s as st is at the present time for
,,r years. and the number Of great
. lrsas on foot will compare favor
...r with the record of any city in the
,,-.. states. The blasting in the river
isl. uirute-gun which tells of the great
r.-e chat is being accomplished there.
rt. lruessing of the James seems des-
..s. t1 place Richmond ia the full light
o.. PHI. electrical sunrise which is burst
-- over tho world. 1t will give
.....- power. and exceptional advant-
.... ,. tho manufacture. The building
q, d.. -rcat viaducts for the Chesa-
e.ak. ana Ohio and Richmond, Peters
t.-. and Carolina railroads mark an
s-a u the industrial development or
us l.y. Many men are engaged IN the
erk which is destined TO contribute 10
r.,re-ranent benefit of Richmond.
PLANS FOR THE DEPOT.
Tile plans Tor me ne" uepo' "'h NC
available next week. and the depot, which
..,.l. patterned after the large Phila-
..,... station. viii soon be under con-
..... .. Al.u street
rr. r-... for the new paper and
.. cork IS 10 be COM
,,rs which will give
". ,nifu5e ana i'm
-" t-...
I.f....e -u .A' .... --, c..o,-
l.. COMP D'.'oi' ,.siCssoi
Yards means ne In hl mt
-.. l5,nai opening
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81. ...i. Ira Yards Is the
....f .r Kinean a Co.
...... -... h.irr built by
r-.. f.r-or, of the
.,...-, On cary
.t ..--..+ tobacco fac
. -..rr
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"0l9.
The passing of tle Richmond Railway
f.-.r NJ Obj. old lines and system. means
-.. .,...f.-.r- .. "a vast sum of money,
r.r..... u... ...u. -lt..u saal be made
.. -I- franchise which the Council Com
r-... .- Streets VIII L.-.1 90 formulate
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