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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
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WASHINGTON, July 12-The japanese
legation has received a dispatch from
Toxic giyins briefly the details of the as
sassinatio1 s,f Baron Won ketteler at Pekn
and the fighting around Ten Fs.n.
It states that the German minister was
killed by shot, and it is not known
whether the mob element or the soldiery
is responsible for the shooting.
Concerning to-day's report from Yoko-
hama that the government is being urged
to send 5000 troops to China, the Japanese
charge says this is little more than press
conjecture, and that there is no present
evidence that the government has the
slightest intention Of sending more than one
army corps or 22.0tO men, TO China.
II is the understanding OF the Japanese
officials here that the Fifth Army Corps is
now being put aboard transports at one of
the great naval stations near Hiroshima.
The Japanese troops will go straight to
Tabu the trip taking about three and one
half DAVIS
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Miller & Rhoads' store closes Fridays
during the summer months al p N.
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ON TO PEKlN.
THE Government Determined Not to


Relax It's Efforts
WASHINGTON, July le.-.tOn to Pekin''
is the policy adopted by our Government
It is said that regardless of the issues
raised as 10 the authenticity of the late
Chinese riot, or The accuracy of its state
ment of facts, or the question raised as
10 the responsibility for the present situa-
ton. our Government is determined not
10 relax its efforts to reach Pellin. 10 get
in touch with MIR. Conser, if he is alive;
TO take the necessary steps for the pro-
lection OF Americans. and in fact To do all
these things set out in Secretary Hays
note to the Powers, including a reckoning
with the person or persons responsible
for the outrageous events of the past six
weeks.
Twenty-four hours consideration of the
Chinese note leaves the officials here con-
WINGED that it marks the beginning of a
general effort on the part of Chinese Of
ficials to relieve themselves from re-
sponsibility Tor the treatment of the
foreign ministers and the fighting at Ten
Tsin-
satisfactory relations between the allied
ment Officials here in their original con-
eictions that two or three brigades OF
American troops, Veterans in Indian
wars. Cuban campaign and Philippines
Jungle hunts, could have accomplished
tangible results by this time, had they
been at Ten Tsin. Col. Liscum's orders
are broadly framed. and it is said at the
War Department. that while he retains
command of his own men under all cir
cumstances. he may cooperate TO any
extent With the allied forces.
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Miss aunus1ine Yeds.

Mr.. Douglas H. Adair and Miss Lillian
Hunt Augustine We're married Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth O. Augustine, No.
ll0l Park Avenue Rev. !. J. GraEatt,
rector of Holy Trinity Church officiated.
me parlors were tastefully decorated.
There were no invitations to the we'd
ding, and only the members Of the two
families and a few intimate friends were
present.
Miss Anne Grant was maid OF, honor,
and Miss Mamie Jennings was the only
bridesmaid. She was accompanied by Mr..
Spotswood Wexford The bridegroom
WIN his hest man, Mr.. Beverly r.
Tucker, met the bride at an improvised
altar. where the ceremony took place.
trip, and on their return to the city viii
be at home TO their friends at No 11c4
Park Avenue.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
Elect Directors and Ofiicers-To Build
:, New Rauisin. House.

GREENSBORO. n. c., July 12.-spec-
iai.-The stockholGere and directors OF the
North Carolina Railroad Company met
here to-day. OF the one thousand shares
Of stock, eight hundred and fifty-nine
were Represented. The following directors
were appointed BIZ Governor Russell on the
part o. the State: john s. lrnstrons. V.
S. Lus.s, William Gilcllrist, w. T. OBrien,
]. c. Angler, Eugene Holt and Il D
Douglas.
The following were elected directors by
the private stockholders: General r. 7.
IIol1e, Hugh, Macrae and General Benehan
Cameron.
The directors elected Ire following sffi-
GERS: John 8. Armstrong, president; Spen-
Ger =. Adams, secretary and treasurer, and
Cooke and Greene. attorneys, Repnrts
showed the affairs Of The company 10 be
In satisfactory condition. The road is
we'll and economically managed.
The Greensboro Lean and Trust Com
pany today purchased 2 lot on South Elm
Street. upon which a handsome three-story
banking house will be erected at an early
Gate
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TOOTHBRUSH AND BATH TUB.
These Principal Articles Needed by
Negroes,

SAVANNAH, GA, July 12-Booker t.
Washington addressed TWO large meet
ings OF negroes to-day. He said two OF
the principal articles needed by the
negroes are a toothbrush and a bath tub.
When a negro gets TO where he viii
take a bath daily AMI cleanse his teeth
each day with a good brush he VIII have
advanced a long ways toward the stand
ard set by the white man
In his school at Tuskegee, the speaker
said, he sees to it that every student has
a toothbrush and that he uses it to ad-
vantage.
He believes that the greatest evil with
which the negroes have TO contend now
are the Hooking of the negroes from the
country to the city
Speaking of immoralty. he said the
negroes must draw the line between the
right and the wrong themselves. me
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DESIRE NO PARTITION.
Germany Believes i'll maintenance Of
agreement Of Powers.

BERLIN, July Fit is senli-oiticially
stated that Count Won Buelow, the Sec
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs, has
addressed a circular TO the German Fed
Grated governments, in which, after re-
viewing certain events in China. he says:
The latest development in the military
situation is the piercing by the Chinese of
the Imperial Canal, near Tien Tsin. for
the purpose of inundating the country and
thus hampering any advance upon Pehin
from the south, while great masses Of hos
tile Chinese are pressing, on from the north
and east.
'Our military measures, consisting of
eight battal5ons of infantry, three squadrons
of cavalry and four batteries. will enable
us 10 participate in the military action in
a manner corresponding with Germany
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A PERSIAN NOBLEMAN.
Lest His Life III Heroic Effort to Save
His Companion

CHARLOTTE, n. c., July Especial
David Yonan, 4 Persian and Fred Hobbs,
both medical students at Davidson Col
lege, We're drowned this afternoon in the
Catawba River near Davidson.
The tragedy occurred at a picnic given
by the Presbyterian Church and was
witnessed by many people. Dr. Henry
Louis Smith, President Of the College, and
several others plunged in the water in
vain effort to save the drowning men.
Yonan was the son Of a Persian noble
man ana was graduated at Davidson this
year. After a four year medical course he
purposed to return to Persia as a
medical missionary. He lost his life in a
heroic, desperate effort to save Hobbs,
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Plans TO Feed the army

WASHINGTON, July l2-The plans of
the War Department; for feeding the army
IN China are being gradually Formulated.
II has been decided that al troops des-
tined for Nasasali, with a probability of
service IN China, shall carry sixty days
rations. which will be landed with them.
Transportation for this amount of stores
xii! he furnished az once, SO that the
American contingent will be able to make
a prompt move forward. should II become
necessary - act N neutrality-suspicious. of
the allied forces
Manila viii be utilized as base for all
supplies. and the comlnissarY Depart
snsnt has enough material there TO meet
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REGISTRATION IN
NORTH CAROLINA
The Trial of Registrar ]. 7. Ihomp-
son Before U. S. Commissioner.
DENIED He REFUSED VOTERS.
Three White Men and Three Negroes
Make Registrar Put Their
Names on Books With
Pistol to His Head.
The Trial of Registrar ]. I. Ihomp-
DENIED He REFUSED VOTERS.

vINSTGN-SALEaI, n. c., July IL
specia!.-To-day was devoted to ex-
animation and cross examination of the
defendant IN suit against Registrar j l.
Thompson. lie testified that he i?aG not
refused registration TO any man who es-
iablished his right 70 vote and would not
do SO.
DEMANDED BOOK
The prosecution to-day demanded the
registration book. Counsel for defend
ant objected claiming United States
court had no right TO impound me DOORS
of a Stale officer and that the law pre-
scribed the time and place when the books
should be opened to all the electors
Commissioner Iseckerdite ordered the
production Of the book After counsei
for prosecution had examined the DOOR
and asked some questions, ne Tequesteo
commissioner 10 make formal oFoer re-
storing book 10 registrar. which was ooi ne
The case will hardly be concluded pc
fore Saturday.
AT PISTOLS POINT.
James e. Steel. Of Montgomery, was
here to-day and said a few days ago three
negroes and three white men entered the
Office of a registrar in the county, anu
holding pistols at his head forced him,
with threats Of killing, to register them,
which was done. but Immediately upon
their disappearance their names were
erased from the books. officers have been
unable 10 find the negroes and white men
TOBACCO FIRE
Fire here today destroyed a large to-
bacco box factory owned 10y j. T. Shell
ION. and a tobacco factory formerly
owned ,,y y. S. and T. j. Wilson. Mr..
Sheltou's loss is eight thousand dollars.
with no insurance. The fire started in
his engine room by Goals of fire falling
on some shavings. Messrs. Wilson'S loss
is five thousand dollars with $500 insur-
ance Their boiler and engine We're saved.
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BY direction of Mr.. Thomas b. Cersley,
who will retire from business on account
of ill health, we will sell, at public aug a. G.
above his entire stock of CHOICE AND
WEI WEIL- Sc GROCERIES. con
sisting, in part. of large lots Of Choice
Teas, Coffees. Sugars, Hardware Crock
cry, Tobaccos. Six Fine Horses, well
finest lot of personal property eyer Of
fered in this city. The Horses. Wagons
and Harness will be sold THURSDAY f:
10Th. at u NJ. There are many uSe'ui
articles too numerous to mention. Don
fail to attend this sale.
TERMS: All sums of 500 and under
cash: over that amount. sixty days time
will be given. for notes. 4 per cent IN
+arast added. with approved security.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL & CO,
iy 12,i3 II, 1911 Aucuoneers-
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OBITUARY.
casaway Partridge.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Casaway Hart
ridge. for many years a prominent news
naper man of Georgia, died in this city
to-day Of pneumonia; aged forty years.
He was for several years proprietor and
editor of the Times, now the Press, of
Savannah, Ga. ind served several terms
in the Georgia House Of representatives,,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
SEWING MACHINES.

Prices reduced; agents commission de-
Quoted if you buy from US. We will close
our branch office at No. SOS East Broad
Street nbout July 10Th and transact all
business in our large and spacious sales
rooms corner Ninth and Broad Streets,
(Smithdeai Buildingl. Prices from s. up.
repairing a speciality. Call and look al
orr stock THE NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE OFFICE. No. sos East Broad
lUest, Richmond, va,
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Prince ruan Insane.

CHE-Foe. Monday. July e-1tfis report
ed on good authority that Prince Tuan
has become insane.
In consequence Of the movements of
The rebels toward Tslntau, the Germans
have withdrawn some Of their troops
from Taku 10 protect Tsintau.
The women and children from New
Chwang have arrived here
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VIII SEND Fifty Thousand Troops.

YOKOH0MA, July 12.-ThOugh no de-
cison has yet been announced, it is GER
tain that japan will send nearly 50.GG0
troops to China. The press agrees that the
dispatch of so large force is a duty in
the interests of humanity, but asserts
that a large measure of responsibility for
the troubles rests upon Russia and Ger
many. because Of their arbitrary action
in China.
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AGs.N.r, WANTED.

YEARS BUSINESS IN
VIRGINIA.
Best Contracts for Life Insurance Agents
can be made with the
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANT, OF BALTIMORE.
Competent men in Virginia and North
Carolina. who can secure business as
Special or District Agents, are invited to
with the Home Office. Adj
dress VIM S. BLACKBOARD,
Manager of Agencies,
S and 10 South Street. Baltimore.
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BY C. l.. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S21 Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. BY PUBLIC
AUCTION, OF
THE ATTRACTIVE, MEDItM-SlLED
DWELLING.
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Russians .Earchin. on pe.zin,

SHANGHAI, July l2-It is reported that
a Chinese merchant here has received a
letter from Pekn, dated June S0th, SAYING
the legations were demolished and that the
foreigners had been killed.
II is announced from q good source that
5000 Russians are marching on Pekin
from the north.
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any demand from the Chinese contingent.
a transport VIII be put in service for a
regular weekly run with supplies between
Manila and Taku, seven days distance,
which will form the base on Chinese soil.
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SLID. 664 10
N.us.66 4s

Total-.----.----..-.-'---,.--..-- SID
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TeIesrapr,c Communication stopped.

NEW. YORK. July 1.-THE CONNER
cial Gable Company sends out the follow
ing notice:
I'VE are advised that the Great North
ern Telegraph Company has received
notification from Shanghai that tele-
gra phic communication with Che Foo has
been interrupted since yesterday evening""
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Artillery Duel.
{CNnN-ris

Copyright 1890. by Tie Associated Press.
CHE FOO. Sunday, July S.-An artillery
duel is proceeding at Ten Tsin. The
Chinese guns are SO masked that the al
lies ind difficulty in locating them
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HuLr 1yANv.n--Female

-~~-~~~~-~----~->s ---------~-'~-->-N-- ~>~'
TIE MEYERS STORE REQUIRES a
number of SALESPEOPLE. Present
steady employment and rapid advance
ment TO the deserving. inexperienced
persons will be given instructions cheer
fully Apply at once TO Superlnten-
dents desk. on balcony 1yil-l"
ANTFD-sEwING MACHINE OPERA
TORS on power machines; also BASI-
Frs. and FINISHERS. ARGUS MAN
UFACTURING co, NO. ; North Seventh
Street. Richmond, Va.
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L1Hun@ viii STAY in Canton.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Canton CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph wiring
July 18th. says:
Iii Hung Chang has decided TO remain
here. and the American gunboat which WAS
waiting TO convey him en- route TO Pel1n
viii sail tomorrow
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DEATHS.

RYLAND.-Ded. at his residence, No. 6l5
North Twenty-third Street; at $50
O'Clock 2. NJ. Thursday, July l3th,
NORNELL RYIAND. in the h1ty-eishth
year of his age
Funeral arrangements will be an
noupced later,
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political Importance We desire no parti-
ton OF China and seek no special adyan-
tages
The Imperial government is imbued with
the conviction that the maintenance of the
agreement between the powers is a primary
condition for the restoration of peace and
order in China"
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J r. Thompson's Admir- and ais
Offices of Commissioner Hill Montague.


j. r Thompson's Admir- and ais
Offices of Commissioner Hill Montague.
Chamber OF Commerce Building
Richmond, Va, June u. 1900.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All
creditors OF j. T. Thompson, deceased.
and other interested parties, are hereby
notified that. pursuant to a decree OF ref
erence entered in the above-styied cause
June S, 1900, have fixed upon my offices.
Moons 66 and 6S Chamber Of Commerce
Building, Ninth and Main Streets, Rich
mond, Virginia, as the place, and WE'D
NESDAY. July IS, 1900, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, as the time for executing the re-
quirements OF said decree, and particu-
larly of taking an account OF the debts
due from the estate of J. T. Thompson,
deceased, TO whom due, the amount Of
the same, and the order in which they
should be paid, at which time and place
all parties interested are invited 70 attend:
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF
June, 1900. HILL MONTAGUE.
Commissioner in Chancery-
Willoughby Newton. Jr-, p q.
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TWO CHILDREN DEAD.

The child of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lane
died Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
its grandfather MIR. Henry Harnish- The
child had been sick several days. This
is the seconI grandchild which has dice!
ct Mr. Harnish's house in the last week.
The funeral took place from the house
yesterday afternoon at > o'clock.
The 5-months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
e c. Walthall of No. 223 East Ninth
Street, died yesterday morning at 1:30
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am authorized and will be glad to ac-
cont private offers for the purchase OF the
above property and will consider the
same at any time up to the day OF the sale.
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Mr. Pulliam, chairman of the Street
Car Committee, read a letter which he
had prepared to be sent to the president
of the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company. calling attention to certain
improvements needed in the street-car
service in the city. and also requesting
that the company operate the line down
Hull Street, out Seventh and over the
Free Bridge to Richmond. The letter was
approved by the association and the sec
rotary was instructed to forward it to
the COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13

BY Augustine Royal & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
Office No. 10 Tenth Street. Leader bulio-
ing, Manchester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13

T. J B. BeasIey. cashier of the above
named bank, do soiemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge and belief.
]. s. BEAsLEY, Cashier.
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Aucr1oS sA1Es-rhis pay.

oNo~--~----s->->>
T n. PURSUANCE OF Az. ORDER EN-
i tered in the United states District
Court for the Eastern District OF VT
ginia, in the matter of NJ. II. Mills. oaIlh-
rupt, will offer for sale, on the premises,
at No G10 East Cary Street. III 1iiis
~ 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1900.
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. the following de-
scribed property-so-wit: ,a two
Wagons 3gS four fou1ss Sets Of single Harness.
three Sets of Double Harness ana 1e MIS- us
cellaneous Holsters Fixtures. , Also. o,s
Conducted under the style OF th arn 49,
Street Stables This is a good opportu-
nltv for a business investment
Firms ess.- LUTHER DAWSON.
Trustee in Bankruptcy for NJ H. NILS
Bankrupt.
am authorized and will be glad to ac-
cont private offers for the purchase OF the
above property and will consider the
same at any time up to the day OF the SAFE
Az oTIoN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. North Eleventh Street.
\ UcT TIC \ E SALE 81 e rt HAHrABLE
.CONsISTING OF THAT DESIRABLE
STORE, No. 521.
AT THE SOUTHWEST CQRN Ne, or
ORLEANS STREET AND WILL
LIAMSBURG ANENU E,
KNOWN AS BOLTS HALL.
ALSO,
THAT NICE TWO-STOR1 BR1Ch
DWELLING,
No. 80 ORLEANS STREt.I.
ADJOINING THE ABONE-MtINI1 oN1b
STORE ON THE WEST.
e +ha gunner 7 will offer
this real estate for sale, on the prem
Uses, on
TUESDAY, JULY Il, 1900,
at o'clock P. NJ The store contains
three rooms. besides the store room 1. ana
a large hail or lodge-room. THIS IS ONE
OF THE BEST STANDS IN FULTON
FOR ANY KIND OF BUSINESS The
dwelling No. $40 contains six rooms. ana
will make a nice, comfortable home 1t
has the risnt to use, in common with the
store property a 3-foot alley leading out
to Williamsburg Avenue:
TERMS: One-thirtl cash; balance at SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes,
with interest added. and secured py
deed of trust II. SELDOM TAh LoR.
" - No s North Eleventh street
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED. TWO EX E r E n C E D
statesmen to represent a large south
ern corporation. Good, permanent posi-
ton TO the right men. Apply, with ref
erences. to 2. o. Box 597. Richmond, Va.
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C. L. & H L. Denoon. Auctioneers.

!. p. P. Winston, clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners by the decree IN
said cause OF July >. 1900 has been Gully
given.
July, 1900. T. T. W l-\o ! l IN,
jy u
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TERRIBLE VEIL
ENSHR0UDS PEKIN
CONTINUED from First Page.l

1nent this morning via Siberia 1t bore no
signature. hut Secretary Long believes it
cams from Rear-Admiral Kempfi. The
facts set out in the cablegram appear to al
ready lavs been described in 2 little differ
ent form in previous advices from Shang-
ma.
The text of the message is as follows:
.NagasaR.-- Secretary of Navy. Wash
ington: Taliu. China. July Runner Pc
Kin reports German troops burnt Tsunc Lii
Iameu. Chinese moved many field guns
on wall commanding legations. Chinese
subjects advised 10 leave legations Run
Nor heard heavy tlring in Pel1in after leav-
ing city,
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTlTT I IT
Estate Agricultural and MechanicSl ~ I,
lege(. BIacksburg. Va y Southern IN
stitute OF Technology lily lnsIr nc
tors. Thoroughly equipped shops: aDo-
ratories and iufirmary. Farm oI to" III
hundred acres. Steam heaunS anp
electric lights in dormitortes- Desree
courses in Agriculture. HortiGuItSre'
Civil Mechanical and Electrical, . E,nsi1
neering Applied Chemistry ana SIel! Lil,'i
Science Shorter courses in PracliCai
Agriculture and Practical Mechanics
Total cost of session of nine months, IN
Guiding tuition and other I,,i fees GGa]9
ance, etc. about $4,000. Cost TO State
Students. about $1,000 Next session
begins September u. 1900 For cata-
logue and other information apply 70
]. N. McBRYDE. Phi. d, LII y. preSi-
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ATLANTA BaTTLI1FIELD REUNION

July 1Sth-20th, 1900, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlantic Coast Line bess to an
nounce rate OF one first-class fare for
the round-trip. Tickets to be sold July
10th and 18th. Final limit July sd, 1900.
For schedule, sleeping car accomoda-
tons and further information apply to,
w. STEELE, Ticket Agt.,
Byrd Street Station.
RICHMOND TRANSFER co,
900 East Main Street.
C. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
S2S East Main Street.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1900.
J. E. ArKENNY, Notary Public
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BANK STATEMESTS.

ooo-L~-~-~-~-- ~-~~>-->--@~"--~~~~~C~
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Union BANK OF RICHMOND. AZ
RICHMOND. IN THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. AT THD
CLOSE OF BUSINESS. JUNE %. 1850.
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
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race has a great problem to work out and
Il must show that it is capable of doing
the smaller and less important things of
life before it can be Entrusted with better
end more important tasks.
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Correct-Attast.

Correct-Attast:
VIRGINTUS NEWTON.
r. T. ARLINGTON. Jr.,
N. w. BOWIE.
Directors
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State Of Virginia. city of Rlchmond-ss.:
I. j. H. Southall cashier of the above
named bank. do Solemnly swear that the
above statement IS true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
J. H. SOUTHALL. Cashier.