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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
MARTIN SPEAK
PETERSBURG
Campaign 10 Open Formally on the
Fifteenth.
WATER SCARCE 0 SOUTH SIDE.
a Mammoth. Excursion From the
svcs,-Coanscl is,nnloyed TO Prose
{ cute nc slaycror Willie
Exams.
Especial Dispa,ch to Tho Times.)


fSpec;al Disputrh to Tho Tiu1es.)
PIsISE RG, y. A., September 1.-THE
Democratic campaign Will be formally
opened In this city on the night Of Sep
TENDER 18th. Senator Marin viii speak
and an effort is being made to get Mr..
James Lindsey Gordon, Of New York, to
speak here the same night.
WATER FAMINE.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company is experiencing some difficulty
in getting a sufficient supply Of water be-
tween Petersburg and Suffolk
81 AIR. Z. x. Clements, proprietor of Ciem-.
-en:. Gaze, gave bear troliy party
tonight.
Judge J.. a. Hinton has been employed
To prosecute john Taylor. the negro waao
ssfanf and killed Willie Evans. another
negro Il: stssaal
MAMMOTH EXCURSION.
Tho larges. excursion that eyer passed
through Petersburg passed here last n!sht
over The norfolk and Western ra'lroad-
1T Was run from the West TIC Norfolk
There were three sections OF twelve coaches
each ana each section was crowded.
Frank Wsinscbt and Jim Hines. the two
men who assaulted Dolly Lufseg at her
home. IA Poc.hontas "Wednesday night,
were sent to jail this morning for three
months.
Hiss Minnie Ronar, formerly Of Chester,
Va, but Tor tse past eight years a mission
airy at Shanghai. China. is in America en-
q twelse-lnontfls' vacation
MISS Bonar8 is a guest in the home Of
4Rer.sA A NJ. Hall. in this city.
The .Has-Beens of Petersburg defeated
the Warsrly baseball team yesterday, by
score OF Is to 4
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Whitening Drnuth-
.(snecial Dispatch to The Times

ROCKVILLE. VA, september 6-North,
south. east and west Of this place good
rains have fallen in the last ten days or
two weeks. bat there is a section around
here about Sx10 miles where not ever
two incl1es Gf so inuct) rain mas fallen in
the last ten weeks, consequently nearly
all vegetation IS dried up
Corn, much of which has been cmt. will
not yield on the average five bushels per
acre. Tobacco is too much Injured to
make, even under favorable conditions
he-ceforward, anything more than low
grade Jugs
Water for stock is becoming scarce in
some places. No plowing has been done
for wheat. Nearly all the apples have
fallen. In fact everything looks gloomy,
still we feel thankful for the good health
we enjoy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
RoCKBRlDGE TEACHERS.
Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry Change
Place of Animal tie Union.


LEXINGTON. VA. September 6.-An
order las been issued changing the place
for holding the annual reunion of the
Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry from Lewis
burg, w Va, TO Stanton, Va. This is
done because the Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans will meet~in the latter place
October 10th. The Fourteenth Cavalry viii
hold their reunion on the 11th. The order
is signed by John a. Gibson, colonel COM
manding. and J. Scott Moore, adjutant-
The following teachers have been elected
for the public schools Of Central district
for the ensuing session. Mrs Mary S. Moi
felt. East Lexington: Mrs. W. B. Wallace,
Moore's Schoni-house: Miss Annie Wash.
Bethel: Miss Susie Toliey. Union Run: Miss
Laura Beeton. South River: Mrs. Margaret
Johnson. Liverpool. colored school.
Mr.. Harry Rayliss. who for several years
was the accommodating and efficient as
sistent telegraph operator at this place.
has accepted the position as manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Office ar
WythevilIe Va
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The Concedcr.,cy,s Dissolution.

In all Southland there Is perhaps, no
more interesting. house than is to be seen
in the quaint, aristocratic, 1iowery little
town # Washington, Wilkes county,
Georgia. writes Mrs. Thad1aus Horton,
of ..Romances of Some Southern Homes
in the September Ladies' Home Journal
1T is knovn far and wide as Heard
House, taking its name from Stephen
Heard, the first settler of Washington
later a Governor of9Georgia. who reached
there after 4 Ions Journey from Virginia
on New Years Day. 1874. He camped
his family on the spot where Heard House
now stands, where afterward he built
a fort of defense against the Indians.
The first dwelling erected on the ground,
however, was "a large wooden structure,
Known as the Tavern of Captain John
Williamson, whose girls We're famous
8e.eog,.sf4 .,ea,ltics ecurted by half the
young sduires in the State.
81, lSi5. lust prior to the Arturo Of
Jefferson Davis, what is known as the
last Cabinet meeting of the Confederacy
occurred in Heard House. The room
In which the discouraged Cabinet minis
tiers sat is at the rear of the second
story and has never since been used
For many months what little money
the SConfederacy had, was kept in the old
ba,ll vaults on the lower floor. The
vault is there to-day, and is doing duty
as d milk and butter closet Mrs. Multi
gan, who al present occupies the house,
is descendant OF the original Heard
family.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


1yIRGINTA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OF THE CHANCER1 COUIR1
OF THE CITY OF RICHMONn, IH -
VACATIONS:
III. J.. Watson, who sues, &c. Plaintiff,
John T. Hughes Sheriff of the city OF
Richmond, and as such admlnlstratof
Rev. a. Van de Vyver, and the un-
known heirs of John Tierney, deceased
if any there be. defendants
The object of this suit is to subject the
estate of the late John Tierney. "a resi-
dent of the city of Richmond, who died
intestate on the 21st day of September,
l,,92 to the payment of his debts; and TO
have a sale of the lot of land at the
northwest corner of Baker and Fourth
Streets, and the lot of land on Leigh
Street, between Price and St James
Streets, in the city of Richmond, of
which the said John Tierney died seized
and possessed, and the proceeds dis
tributed among those entitled to receive
the same.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that there are or may be persons
interested in the subject matter OF TINS
suit whose names are unknowtt--Viz:
The heirs of John Tierney, deceased. such
persons being made parties to the bill by
known, it is ordered that such unknown
parties, if any there be, appear here
w4thin fifty days after due publication
of this order and do what IS necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
Teste: CHAS. o. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
Watson & siSipwith, z, q.
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A SAIL ON THE YORK.
The Opening: of the Campaisn-plum
Point Estate Sold.
lSpecini dispatch TO The Times.

Special Dispatch TO The TImes.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Sept. t.-spring-
field S.aaay-school gave picnic sester-
day on Queen Creek, at the beautiful
farm Of AIR. jeff Ba!l. The Young people
had a delightful day. which was closed
with q sail on the York. given by Captain
". c. BurbanRs. The party went down
the river sss far as Pages lighthouse. re-
turning by moonlight.
The Democrats VII open the CAMPAIGN
here next Monday. Judge Brooke. of Nor
folk, and other prominent speakers, Viii
be present TO discuss the issues of the
day.
& A Mr.. Qnayie has purchased the Plum
Point property, very large estate IN
New Kent county. Attorney 2. D. peachy
Went to New. Eent this morning 10 look up
the tf,ic
Mr.. E. II. Mayo. of Richmond, has ac-
copied a position at the Gazette Office
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BUSY AT HEADQUARTERS.
Work Of Perfecting Strong Orsani-
zation steadily Coin. OH,

Work Of Perfectirg Strong Orsanl-
zation steadily Coin. Oh,
While yesterday was a rather quiet day
III p0litIcS, much work Was uone at Dem
ocratic headquarters in the line of cor
respondence, 4ooRins to per- cting d strong
ol:;..,iiZat4on throughout the State
Chairman iasior Al4ysun returned
from Lynchburg yesterday, where he
attended d conference OF Tenth District
Democrats Wednesday nights
All. IaIlySun MAS EGcn pleased with the
result Of the conference, Which lasted I'M
til i o'caocl in the morning and says that,
while there is a great desu OF work to De
done in the district, that it is going to be
done, and he does not think there is any
doubt of Senator flood s election 10 Con-
gress by a safe majority The Lyncnburg
conference had special reference TO the
organization in the six Eastern counties,
and they We're ali represented and perfect
hariuoiiy prevailed.
A meeting Of the West-side County
Chairmen will be held later on, probably
at Stanton. and the finest organization
which the district has ever had, will be
perfected.
Some OF those present at the Lynchburs
meeting were Senator'S Martin and Dan
iel, Hon. 2. j. Otey, Chairman Eilyson,
Colonel Iutton, Messrs. Bland Massie, S.
L. Ferguson, S. z. Whitehead, L. W. HUI
bard and Senator Flood.
Mr.. Eilyson is mudl gratified at the out
look for Democratic success throughout
the State and country, and firmly
believes that Virginia will send ten Demo
cratic congressman to Washington this
year, and that Mr.. Bryan will be elected
President
He was much elated over the recent
announcement of Hons w. L. Wilson,
Richard Olney and other strong gold men
in favor of AR. Bryan. and said I'VE may
Yet have a Democratic landslide in No
reInber.''
Colonel Button will not return to the city
for several days, as he is looking after
some matters in connection with the fight
in the Tenth District he being the chair
man Of the Congressional Committee of
that district
City Chairman. James w. Gordon will
probably issue a call to-day for the
Executive Committee of the City Demo-
cratic Committee to meet some time
shortly to select headquarters for the
city campaign and to discuss other mat
ters relative to the prosecution of the
canvass in this city.
The following gentlemen compose the
Executive COMMITTEES: Messrs John III.
Redwood, Ordwayz Fuller and r. Carter
Scott.
Secretary J. C. Page, of the Clay Ward
Aciyes, has sent mailed notices to all the
members of the Club, inviting them to be
on hand promptly tomorrow night, as
the annual election of officers will take
place before the speaking begins.
All the old officers will be reelected. and
there viii probably be perfect harmony
in the meeting.
Iardela's splendid band has been secur-
ed Tor the occasion and Congressman Jones
viii appear under the most favorable au-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
TRUSTS IN FRANCE.
Not.so widespread as IN Other Conn


tries.
The trust system in France though
not embracing SO many lines of business
as in Germany, has hourished for many
years. The iron trade is almost wholly
controlled by great combinations of capt.
tai, and SO are the chemical industries.
The cheese. paper and a number of other
large interests are almost wholly in the
hands of syniicates. Combinations in
the domain of transportation have had
important development in France, Ger
many and Austria. In France, for cX-
ample, all the railroad lines entering
Marseilles, the leading seaport of the
country, are under the control of a single
company; and in league with it is said
to be the strongest of the French steam
ship companies, and also the compan9
that owns all the docks of the city.
The governments OF Austria and Ger
many now own most of the railroad lines
in their respective countries, but freight
agreements are not uncommon among
lines which are still under private owner
ship. The freight rates, for instance,
on lines that cross the Alps between
France, Austria, Switzerland and Italy
are fixed by agreement between the va
rious railroads concerned, and the pub
lie does not complain, for this union of
interests has, with apparent honesty,
aimed at the abrogation of injurious COM
petition and the fair distribution OF traf-
tic among the lines.'-Cyrus C. Adams
in Ainslee'S.
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KR0USE AN EASY WINNER.
Unanimously Elected yVutcl,.nan
Succeed the Late Fl. j. Tre,ner.

'7ttNI<-Cet TIC INV II y :. LEtIIlCT.
Mr.. Adam Krouse won easily in his CON
test for the position OF City Hall watch
man to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Mr.. Henry j. Trener. He had
four opponents, but it was plain when a
vote was reached that he was the choice
OF a majority of the members of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee, and
he was chosen unanimously for the place.
The committee met at 1880 o'clock last
night. and after electing Mr. Krouse as
waschman named Mr.. A. j. Roper for sub
stitute watchman at the City Hall, which
position has been filed in the past by Mr..
krouse.
The bills and pay-rolls were approved
and the committee adjourned.
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FLEMING GETS NEW TRIAL.
Princess Anne Magistrate Granted a
Writ of Error
~ = ~ va AAt u
fSrarinl lais,,,t..A IN Tn. Tim,

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
Suffolk. A. Sept. G.-Gicnlt Judge.
Robert Z. Prcntis. sitting here in cham
bess, to-day granted a writ of error in the
case OF ersslie /. Fleming. conr.eted OF
murder, in the County Court Of Princes
Anne, Judge Waite presiding. anu given
fourteen lt years in States prison by the
Jury.
This means the case is mopened and
that Judge Prcntis at the fan term of
lsr-aress Anne Circuit Court, beginning
September 9Th. VII. hear argument for
- new trail for F.enasrg. Attorney George
Nfsslsa.ash. OF Norfolk. was leading couia-.
sel for Fleming.
S One Of the grounds relied on to secure
Che writ Of error was ,hat The verde, a.a
not SPECIFY the degree OF murder Of which
the defendant was guilty. There were
other points hssssas
TIE crime with which Fleming was:
1ha1xs6 caused considerable excitement
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Observation-Disclosures.


LEXINGTON. VA. September 6.-A1r.
Marion Scnse5augh and Miss Lee Hymen
both Of the Alone neighhorhood, in this
county, drove to Lexington yesterday. with
number of friends and were married at
the Methodist parsonage by Rev. II. P.
Hamill. Mr.. j. D. Sensebaugh and Miss
Mary Hymen acted as attendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
"Inyired Them TO Come"

Mr.. j. N j. Kane, advance agent of
Robinson Circus, has extended to Rich
=mond Lodge of Eks. on behalf of Mr..
=Robinson, an invitation to the antlered
fraternity of this city. to attend the big
show when it comes here October 1st.
Mr.. Robinson IS an Elk and has taken tbs
opportunity 10 compliment his Richmond
brethren. The invitation will in al prob
ability be accepted and due appreciation
EXTENDED to the sreat circns man.
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Season Now On.

The Gesangverein Virginia Wednesday
night lnaugurateti the season of 1900-19Gi
by celebration at Sanger Hall. The So
clety has now entered vigorously upon
its musical work with a special View
to the next national Sangerfest, when it
is hoped the whole number of active mem
bers Will take part in some of the con-
tests.
The principal topic of discussion among
members of the old society was of the
part that will be taken in the National
Sangerfest of 1908 The hope was eS-
pressed that by that time way would
be made clear so that an invitation might
be extended to the National Association to
meet in Richmond in 1905,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

There We're placed in the Capitol Square
Yesterday evening by one of the largest
manufactures OF gas lamps. two lamps
similar in construction to the Welsbach.
which viii remain as samples until the
hneetlng OF the Light Committee, when the
question comes UP before that body of
placing number of new lamps over the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
IN ,,eact, G.,n,.,lc's Hill

Councilman r. l. Peters. besides being in
terested IN a sepa rate street car ordinance.
Is working to get Candles Hill in more
accessible condition froE, Fifth Streetsby
way OF Arch Street, He has already of
tered resolution to condemn certain.
piece Of property on Arch Street. which.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
WANTS.

SEWING-MACHINE SALE.-WE HAVE
a lot of New Homes, New Ideals and
Climax Machines. a little shop-worn. as
good as new. Will sell very cheap tor
cash. Examine our new style Tailoring
Machine; nothing on the market to equal
it; price reasonable. We sell ) needles
for cents. Do not purchase any wa
chine before you examine ours. NEW
HOME SEWING, MACHINE OFFICE,
9O3 East Broad Street, Richmond. Va
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AUCTION sALEs--Futnr.e DsIs
George w. Mayo; Auction


UNUSUALLY ELEGANT Ho l.sH
Il HOLD FURNITURE "! 9, ,1 - n
pets. HANDSOME SGOLD-GlLIsss4ltlI4as y &
TEL MIRROR, C,ARRIAGES5,,,re., " s-..
NESS, EARNING alEls
G. Cayce who is declining hpusehs .lnls.
I will sell, by auction, at the =. ,reslaenes
of the late Milton Cayce. at tn es. CO..
of Grove Avenue and.Mu q
square from each of the electrician nnes,
at 1890 A. NJ,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL 1900.
Very Handsome SIX and SILK BroG C..
Pieces; Magnificent Inlaid Parlor Cabi-
net bought for $3.50 at the Worlds Fair;
Beautiful Gold-Gilt AIante1 Mirror, Gold
Tor Lamps, Onyx and other Tables,
Bric-a-Brac. GARDENERS, Bronzes, Eta
ceres, Imported Italian Marble Orna-
nlents, Crystal Candelabras. &C.; Pic
lures. &c.
Brass-Trimned mahogany Table. Library
Furniture, Handsome Walnut Bookcase,
Walnut Secretary. Miscellaneous Books,
Massive Leather Library Chairs.
Leather Couch, Library Table, Gipsey
Kettle and Stand, Library Table, tine
antique claw foot
Unusually Beautiful Mahogany Loo OF
Breakfast Table; Carved, Quartered-
Oak Sideboard, with fine large beveled-
plate mirrors; Long Massive oak a ~
legs; Massive Brass-Trimmed,5 Leather
Seat and Backs Dinner Chairs; E;xcel-z
lent Oak Refrigerator Cherry Cellaret,
Game Pictures; Haviland and, other me
Dessert and Game Sets; Solid Silver
Spoons, Cut Glass. China, Iabie Linen
&C..
Elegant Administer Parlor Carpets, the
very best make and design; sMoq IIs,,
Carpets; Large and Very handsome
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Welded in Washington.

fSnecial Dispatch to The Times.i
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. 6.--Mr.
Fielding Hudson and Miss Mamie Groves,
both of Stafford county, came here to-day
and left on the midday train for Washing
ton, where they We're married this after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
around Norfolk city and Princess Anne
county. Fleming was a Justice Of the

place
last spring a snung man. Clarence SrN-s
der. went hunting on Fleming $ farm. He
WAS found dead ard Fleming was charged
With The killing. Fleming claimed that the
shooting was accidental. Fleming went 10
Norfolk and procured arms and ammuni-
ton, and on one occasion there We're IN
dicafiops OF violence from the crowd
Fleming fortified himself at home The
trial was largely attended and occasIoned
much interest
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We will sell, at public auction, on the
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1900,
at 4:3O o'clock p NJ, in the following
L. With the TWO-sToRY FRAME
STORE, No. .lG3 Louisiana Street. petWeen
Sixth and Seventh Streets. containtns,
besides the store 6 living rooms, COM
Inencing So feet I inches east OF sixth
Street and fronting on Louisiana Street
20 feet Imore or less) with depth ol %
feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
(B) SMALL FRAME STORE, No. 400
Louisiana Street, adjoining the above on
the east, fronting 1G feet Cnoreh or less),
with q depth of 93 feet to a 10-foot alley
containing / room besides the store.
&C. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, iSos.
4O3-4O3ls Louisiana Street, fronting on
said Louisiana Street IA feet ) inches
each, with {; depth of o3 feet to an alley
~ feet wide. Adjoining on the cast the
store of w. c. GAYLE. Five rooms each.
.. TWO FRAME TENIIMENTS, on the
southwest corner Of Sixth and Orleans
Streets, Nos. 309-311 Orleans Street. 'front.'
ing together SO feet s inches by 100 feet
deep, containing each :; rooms.
3. TWO FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos.
3381C-3S12, on the west line of Seventh
Street, between Louisiana and Denny
Streets, fronting together 53 feet on
Seventh Street, with a deph of 100 feet
(more or less), containing ) rooms each
zine well of water, etc.
4. THREE ONE-STORY FRAME TEN
E4AnNTS, on Nicholson Street, Nos. J32-
5SS4-536, fronting together 46 feet 6 inches,
or u feet inches each, with a depth
of Sc feet.
). TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
316-31S Centre Street containing ) rooms
each. fronting together so feet, with a
depth of so feet. -
BUILDING LOTS.
6. TWO BUILDING LOTS. fronting to-
gether 81 feet on the north line of Nfchol-
bntrjD ,j-l.r frny J,n
east line of Spring Street, with a depth
OF SO feet moTe or less.
& EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, on the
southwest corner of Lewis and Wiltshire
Streets, fronting together on Lewis Street
1vJ feet, with a depth OF 70 feet
s. TWO BUILDlSG LOTS, on the
southwest corner of Williamsburg Ave
nue. and Ohio Street fronting together As
feet, with a depth on Ohio Street line of
9G feet, and on the eastern line 40 feet
to an alley y feet wide, on which it
fronts 45 feet.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1900,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. M,
that TNNO-STORY BRICK DRUGSTORE,
No. ILL North Twenty-fifth Street,
known as "Slaughter's Drugstore. 1t
contains. besides the store, . rooms back
Of the store and 3 rooms upstairs, and
kitchen in the yard.
the FRAME DWELLING, Immediately
adjoining the above, No. 11G9E. North
Twenty-1ifth Street, containing rooms.
These two pieces of property front to-
gether 50 feet on the east line of Tween
ty-tifth Street, between @ and r Streets,
with a depth Of lao feet to an alley Is
feet wide.
. Some of the above property is the best
business property in the business centre
of busy Fulton ~ fine opportunity for a
most desirable paying investment
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash
balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, bearing 6 per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ser Auctioneers
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NoIIey's School for Boys.

/, Pine St, Bet. Grace and Franklin.
OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER #2FIH.
New pupils enrolled FRIDAY, Sept. 2fst.
Prepares boys for Colleges and the Uni
versity of Va. Catalogues at the book
stores and Chelf's drugstore AF'or further
particulars address the principal at Ash
land. Va. till Sept 18th: after that time
at $50 West Grace Street.
GEO. MERRITT Motley
PRINCIPAL
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Mr.. Wight Better

Mr.. John Wight, of Murphy's Hotel,
who has been sick for some time is bet
ter, and is able to be at his post again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
I1urnest IrSect.

The elephant beetle. of Venezuela is
the largest insect in the world. A full-
grown one weighs about half pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

WlANTED-sEvERAL COUNTER SHOW
CASES; must be in good condition Ad-
dress H. care Carrier No. l.
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AUCTION SALES. Future DAVIS

D.
BY .sg. clam ~ CO..
Real Estate Auctions GERS.
q HE NEAT, COMIC RTABL4lEs,, y s 49,
s LOCATED AN . D., -, :, e.T5,RY
DESIRABLE DETACHED . y " 20 :
AAfEDNTEILINSl5,,r
WITH LOT 33xSs Eel, GEE,
No. .as1o EAST CLAY ST =, 3 EEL
Ar PUBLIC, AuCT e = 3 1orr,.
ON MONDAY, sEPTI11llB e ~ ~ Z Is
anee at six and twelve months, ned
option of the purchaser thss apa lot.
on the no1fh SIDE Of Clay between Twe3
ty-sixth and Twenty-seyentIinl $.
is most conveniently and pieas zy,s11
Gated comfortably aIlatt5 for home or
investment. j. D. l = = 7s,,,ti,nears
se5-td 49, ~ = = = -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
wopts cr,,o,;tIlic Walks

Councilman John T.West is working to
gel. an appropriation TO put down granoiitil-
ic walks through the Second Market He
realizes that the city is unable to build
new market house, but wants 10 improve
What he terms a deplorable condition b.
taking up the rough brick walks and puF-
ting down something better. The market
people are highly Pleased with his idea.
Colonel murphy Indisppsed.
Colonel John Murphy Is confined to his
room, at his home on eirace Street. by
slight .nd:spositton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

THE OWNER OF a GOOD SINGLE
Truck in flrst-class repair, can dispose
of it to advantage. Send price. descrip-
ton and where it can be seen to
WAGNER, care this office se5-St