Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
''GEORGE ". WILSON.
commissioner"
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commissioner"
WINSTON BUILDING SITE.
Bids on q site for the new public build
ing at Winston, y. c., were opened at
the Office Of the Supervising Architect to-
day. Following is a summary of the Of
Mrs. Kate Jefferson, south side Seventh
street between Liberty and Main streets,
800 by 100 feet, $500.
II. w. Barrow, northwest corner First
and Main streets to Liberty street, l25X
II. W. Barrow. same location, l9Sx10O
Charles Buford. west side Main street.
adjoining above. 60x125 feet. $3.50.
Charles Buford, same location, 25x125
r. A. e. f. II. Wilson, agents, north
west corner Main n Second streets.
125x125 feet. $4,000.
location, r7xi3af feet. $500.
loa T.; + on 4 Il, r. fcet Wi SO GO. agents. same
T. \. & II. L. Wilson. agents. north side
Second street between Liberty and Main
streets, 197x142 feet. $4,000.
Mrs. Ellen Starbuck, northeast corner
Main and First streets, 1OOxl25 feet, $500.
Mrs. Ellen Starbuck. same location,
through to Church street, lOOX2D feet.
$4,000.
and Fifth streets. 125xl2j feet. $500.
Mrs. II. D.. Johnson, southwest corner
Liberty and Third streets. lOoxioo feet.
Mrs. r. d. Johnson. same location, look
140 feet. $4,000.
p. II. and J. W. Hares and e. e. Gray.
west side Liberty street between Second
and Third streets. 16jxl25 feet, $500.
The advertisement called for a lot
12JX125 feet If on a corner. otherwise
16jx12j feet. so that only four complied
with the requirements. The other bids
may be considered. however, in certain
contingencies.
Northumberland G. d. Reynold. OF
North Carolina. and Mr.. Fries. or VIM
stOn. were i'm the office of the supervising
architect to-day. and gave him the bene-
fit Of their knowledge OF the several sites.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Chief
Justice Fuller denied the petition for a
writ of certiorari in the case OF MARVIN
Land Company and Jack Shehan. me
case was a suit to recover an interest In
ARMY ORDERS.
BY direction Of the Secretary or war.
F~irst-Lieutenaut Richard Croxton. First
United States Infantry, late lieutenant
colonel sixth Virginia Infantry. Is detaI,
ed as recorder OF the examining poard
appointed 10 meet AT Governors lSiahu'
vice Second-Lieutenant Joseph +. Gohn'
Fourteenth United States Infantry, who
f. relieved. -
The Geographic Instructions directing
the DISCHARGE Of Private Avery hdie'
Company \. First North Carolina vol
intoer Infantry. are hereby confirmed.
The discharges Of Quarterm1ster-S'r r
ee9n, Wilson Belt. Company D., fourtn
United States Volunteer lnfantry: ana
Musician Frank Babel. Battery - F0ursn
United states Artlllefy, IoIl cd'"-i' ~
c.. are confirmed.
Among the additional paymasters re-
tanned is Major George r.. flck-tt' son
Of the late General Pickett.
POSTAL
Among the fourth-class postmasters
onpointed to-day were David W. Greasy,
at Vinton Va. vice ]. Franklin. VINO died
a few days ago. and Sarah. +; Parker At
Cherokee. Swain county. y. {.
New post-ofices have been establishes
Of LAYTON. Giles county. Va. with John
sweet as postmaster; Shell. Mathews
comfy. va. Raymond j.. MattoX. post
master. and George, Northampton coun-
" y G.. Walter j. Brown. postmaster.
I 5zzie T. Dehart has been appointed a
fourfh-class postmaster at Cooper Val
lev Flovd county. Va. vice william j.
Hanback,. resigned; Richard Mealey' az
Reding Goochland county, Va, wee =
at McCammy. WAYNE county
X G. Vice J. u. Stevens. resigned.
.HOTF ARRIVALS.
Netropolitan-J. w. F. Anemany. w. j.
Drlckel salem. Va Vcf x: v -, Die M T n nea-
66ooyTs:. Va: T. S. Poindexter. Richmond;
Wilson. Raleigh. y. c.; d. X. Urqu-
hart. Saltville. Va
National-I. w, L~anghorne' salem va;
Howard House-C. a. Malt. Lynch
burg: Ray Christian. Richmond. Va;
George =. King. fredericksburg. Va.
Hotel JohnsonuGe9rge IN. Palmer.
j. ( Woodall Richmond; w. a. Smith,
81 Jamcs-Gray %Spipwith, Richmond, |
= Ware. NJ. Il. Ware, Fredericksburg, |
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folk: r. w. Wheat. Virginia; Mrs. a. r.
Thacklett. virginia.
senator Martin. who was at the Inter-
nal-Revenue Department this morning.
for his home. at Scottsville. by the
2.90 =. NJ. train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.