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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-08
RETURNS FROM
WEBER COUNTY.
Whole Republican Ticket Except
as to Haywood for Judge,
WHO Is BEATEN BY R0LAPP
Complete Returns Were Not obtain
able UnUiI This Afternoon What
They show In Their Entirety.
SPECIAL 70 THE "NEWs."l

ESPECIAL 70 THE "NEWs"l
ogden. Nov. S.--Complete election re-
turns were not obtainable from Webei
county until this afternoon The re-
port Yesterday that Browning had beer
elected senator over Allison was O
manifest error as disclosed by later re-
turns. The full vote Is as follows ane
shows a decisive Republican victory
except as to Haywood Tor Judge who
was beaten by Rolapp:
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Presidential Electors-Wesley x
Walton. 1901 C, Ed. Loose $3.50; John
r Murdoch 1865.
Representative in Congress-GeorgC
Sutherland 4i22
Governor-Heber NJ. Wells, 4G4j
Secretary Of state-James 4. Ham
mond. 46ll. -,
etc Tveasurer-John Degrey Dixon
1906.
,,,orney General-M. A. Breeden, A.
l55
superintendent Of Public Instruction
A. e.. Nelson, 446I
Judge Of the Supreme Court-George
W. Bartch. 4.i15
District Judge-Abbot r. Haywood,
1921
District Attorney-Arthur b. Hayes,
l,l76.
state senator-Edward NJ. Allison,
Jr., 1879
state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.
Anderson, igOg: Thomas u. Davis, A.
534 Willim Glasmanu. 1850, Archibald
Mcfarland. 44sS
County Commissioners Joseph stan
ford, 4.773; Lyman Skeen, 1887; william
G. Wilson, 4,5i6.
County Cierk-Chas. r. Hollinss-
worth. 1890.
County Treasurer-Alma D. Cham
bers, a.0l5
County Assessor-John W. Gibson, g.
16l
County sherln-Charles f. Layne, A.
County Daniel W. Ellis, s.
O62.
County Attoruey-George Halverson,
5.2lS
County surveyor-Adelbert F. Parker
1905
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Presidential Electors-Orlando W.
PowG-s. 4l0S; Alexander H. Tarbet A.
014.: J. G.. Thoresen, 4O6O.
Representative In Congress-William
II. King. 416l
Governor-James u. Moyle, 3.92S
Secretary of State--Fisher S. Harris.
1892.
State AudItor-Henry y. Hayes. 4O27.
State Treasurer-R0bert c. Lund,
4Oi2.
Attorney General-A. ]. Weber 4lii.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Nathan r. Porter 4.0lg
Judge Of the Supreme Court. W, ~
Whitecotton Ais.
District Judge-Henry H. Rolapp, A.
49S,
District Attorney-valentlne Gideon,
4,OOS.
State Senator--willom W Browning,
1850
State Experimentation T.
Burdette. 1885, Max Davidson. 4O5S:
Nathan j Harris, 4042, Tillman d.
johnson. 1925
County CommIssloncrs--James c.
Armstrong 3.S5S; Levi b. Harmon, g.
SOP; Levi J. Taylor iO7l
County Clerk-Dav w. Evans, 1855.
County Treasurer-Eruest +. Stevens,
1888
County Assssso,-John Seaman g.
AL.
County sherin-Gnbert r. Belnap. g.
729.
County Recorder-Adam l. Petersen.
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WlNBERG HEARING.

This afternoon H. f. Winberg is hav-
ing a hearing before Judge Timmony
on the charges OF HOUSEKEEPING and
burglary. He Is accused Of breaking
into Youngbergs saloon and stealing
some cLgars md q rnNnlNnr
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West NIrgInIn LegIslatnre.

New York. Nov. S-Senator ~ b,
Scott, at Republican national head
quarters In this city received a dis
patch from West Virginia today say
Ing the legislature would be Republic
can b. from Is TO 20 majority
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LID SEW pend 10 be
era. alive. ent. heard


Liberal majority over conservatives,
q. Liberal majority over conservatives
and independents, 81.
Liyeral and Independent majority
over conservatives SO.
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The Royal Canadians Sail.

Capetown, Wednesday. Nov THE
British transport Hawarden Castle,
having on board the Royal Canadian
regiment sailed from here today
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Marcus DAILY Has Relanse

New York. Nov S.--The report was
current today that Marcus DAILY. Of
Montana has had a recurrence Of his
recent illness and that his life Is de-
SPARED OF.
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FILIPINO COMMISSION.

Manila, Nov. THE President;
sincere congratulations; the most
important step in bringing peace and
prosperity 10 these Islands has been
taken. COMMISSION"
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ARIZONA.
Marcus A, Smith, Democrat, is
Elected TO Congress.

s1t ltehiE Arizp Nov. S.-Marcus A.
J DS,t.' OF tucson the Democratic can
ei '-a,s lor Delegate to Congress. Is
NJ, Vl oy majority Of 95j over Muir
P'' the Republican candidate.
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E NEBRASKA.
Bryan Says Democratic National
Ticket Carries by 1000 Majority.

Chicago, Nov S-A telegram was re-
ceIyed at Democratic national head
quarters today from VIM. j. Bryan
stating that the Democratic national
ticket carried Nebraska by a majority
OF 200 and the State ticket by 1000.
ana nat the next leglslture Of the State
VIII be Democratic.
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The Result In Cnnadn.

Montreal. Nov. S.-The latest returns
from the parliamentary elections held
throughout the Dominion yesterday
show the following results;
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nl.RoIs, RETrRN ASSURED.
COLORADO.
Fusionists Have Legislature by
Large Majority.

Denver. Colo. Nov. s.-The fusionists
win have a majority Of "a on Joint ball
lot 10 the legislature. which viii elect
a successor TO United States Senator
Woc0tt. Il appears from the returns
that the senate viii consist Of "a flu
slons,s and ! Republican. while In the
house the fusIonlsts viii number % and
the Republicans r.
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FROM GUATEMALA.

Guatemala, Nov. T. 1900,
b "Mr. Mckinley / sincerely felicitate
you. H. ESTRADA, President
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GOV BECKHAM RETuRNs.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov S.-Governor
Beckham returned to the state capital
today. He says his plurality viii not
be under 5000. The State election COM
mission viii meet week after next to
canvass the returns. The returns from
the rural districts are unusually slow
IN coming IN II is evident that both
sides will continue TO claim the State
until after the official count Is made and
then there viii likely be q contest for
governor to be settled In the courts.
The leaders here assert that the re-
turns In several counties are Incorrect
and that the result IN them cannot be
ascertained until the question Of con-
tested ballots is settled in the courts
and that this viii determine who has
boon olectel
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under the Goebel law the Republicans
have no reasonable grounds to expect
fair treatment
At / o'clock the Evening Times
claimed the election OF Beckham, Dem,
by 3,4o6 baslng the Eleventh district on
the Republican claim Of 1926 majority
there FOR Yerkes. The returns 20 date
show Beckham's majority without the
Eleventh district, 70 be q, 69i AZ DEM
ocratlc headquarters Il was said that
all returns from the Eleventh district
probably would be in tonight.
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IDAHO.
p,,an Has a Plurality ON the Votes
Returned of 1880.

Returned of 1880.
Boise Idaho, Nov. s.-About four
fnhs OF the vote Of Idaho have been re-
rorted Bryan has a plurality Of 1880;
Glenn fusion, for Congress, has SS2, and
g1nt fusion, for governor, LAO. The
mslonlsts have A. members Of the legls-
ntur4 the Republicans 25, with three
"nrsported This viii retire Geo l..
shonp from the United States Senate
DUBOIS RETURN ASSURED.
Blsckfoot Ida, Nov. S.-Senator Du-
b5,s has received definite returns show
lpg % out Of 70 members elected by flu
s6nlsts. Counties to hear from win In
crease this to 46. This insures the re-
Turn Of Dubois to the United States
senate. as the fight was made on these
lines as between Dubois and Senator
Sh0up
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SAID pIaIs VIII De flIed IN Ihls Office
and the land thrown open for entry un-
der the public land laws, on and after
December3 1900
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BARNES is ELECTED.
Receives a Majority of Four in Sen.
atorial District.
BARNES
THE ELrcTloV At PAYsoy.

Total ...,.. .....,,, .,,.. ,...2Ol
Barnes majority g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Petef,s-I,l:rain.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
LYNCI1BURG, VA, Sept 5.-This after.
noon at ESQ O'clock. at the residence of
Mr. T, j. Ingram, the brother of the bride.
Miss Mnllie Il. Ingram and Mr.. Edgar NJ
Peters We're married in the presence of
the family and a few intimate friends.
Rev. F. I. McFaden. of the First Presby-
terrain Church, was the officiating clergy
man.
Miss Susie Faippen Was the maid of
honor. and the best man was Mr. Charles
johnson, The wedding march was played
by Mrs. n. 4. Smith. and Mr. Ingram gave
the bride away The bride wore white
Swiss and lace. and carried White asters.s
The maid OF honor wore white orgatidies
and carried pink as.ers. The room was
Beautifully and tasteful,y decorated with
pink and white asters. and the hans and
stasrways were likewise empowered with
0owers. The whole was pretty. scene.
The couple left this at ierneoa for Rich
mend on the s:45 O'Clock train.
AFR Peters formerly lived In Lsnchburr.
b0i is row resident of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
DEIIIOCRA1 Of
NOR It'll roll
Congressional Convention in Raleigh
TO-DAY.
OPPOSITION 10 FL. EvAI 0 R.
The Negroes 10 can Industrial and
Not a Political Conference.-The
la.iroac Tax Assessment
Loses,
Especial Dispatch 10 The rimcs.)

RALEIGH. n C.. Sept 5.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee met tonight
10 provide the machinery for holding the
Senatorial primaries. Besides this the
committee transacted some other business
relative to the carrying on of the national
campaign
Tomorrow the Fourth District Congress
donai Convention meets here. Congress
man AIwaie- IS already here. and has es-
iabiisnad headquarters at one of the notes.
There is developing much opposition In
the district 10 the denomination of MT.
Atwa1er, the cry being for q Straight out
Democrat CongSessinan Atwater IS a
Po.ruf.st hut has been very faHorabie to
Democratic measures, and some think ne
ought 10 be rewarded by Democratic
streak OF gratitude.
STATE INCOME.
The State Treasurer reports as rece'pls
for August sl97, 4G9. and the disbursements
as s11s,sc6. The $4,000 in North Caroina
railroad bonds dividends were included III
these receipts.
The Henderson Power and Lighting COM
pany was Incorporated yesterday
The official call was issued yesterday Tor
a State conference of negroes 10 meet mere
September o6-27th II Is not TO be politi-
cal ference, but an Industrial and edu-
cat u one.
The Fruit and Crop Pest Commission
met here yesterday. State Entomolosist
General Mccarthy reported the San Jose
scale as having appeared n small orchards
in the State.
The chairman OF the CORPORATION Com
mission, Mr.. Mcneil, says he believes the
railroads and the State Will consume the
fli, time allotted by Judge Smonton IN
taking testimony in the sle.9Oo.Goo tax as
sessmen1 case. The time given is six
months.
Chairman, Mcneil thinks the railroads
are not making. out their case They con-
tended that property, other than railroad
property in North Carolina, has been uni
forlnIs and des:gnedly assessed under its
true value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
A CHRISTENING.
A Noteworthy Event at Rougcmont i'll
Alienii:rlc County.

CISMoNT. VA. September 5.-Friday.
August 3lst, at '.RorseInont. The residence
OF Mrs Kate b. Dickinson. there was the
pretty and solemn sight OF baptism OF the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
D cl1inson. Charles Edward. Jr. The ser
vice was conducted by the Rev. Otis Mead,
by request The time, six O'Clock; the
evening. calm. quiet and beautiful. The
service was impressive. Besides the par
ents OF HE child were Mr. Frank NJ. RAN
dolph, proxy sponsor; Rev Peter Tinsley,
Of Cincinnati, and Erule' Geo. Money
(Tinsley,. of Merrie Mills: Mss Anne.
Mead, proxy FOR Miss Isabel Rives. After
the beautiful. solemn and impressive ser
vice of the Episcopal Church, the guests
were elegantly entertained.
1t Is reported that Mr.. c. r. Doyle,
superintendent of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. hopes to buy in the near
future .Mer:ie Mills the late residence
of Mr.. ]. Armst, ong Chanler. Mr.. Dowle
has been to visit the place, and expresses
himself much pleased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
A FRIEND I'M NEED.
Mr.. Webber Saves a Family From
Cremation in Their Own House
Especial Dispatch to The Times

& NEWPORT MEMS. VA, Sept 5.-The
family OF Mr. William Felheiber, near
Phoeans. had narrow escape from being
burned TO death at an early hour this
morning, and to Mr.. Marshall Webber's
heroic efforts they owe Their lives. Mr..
Wehber noticed flames issuing from the
roof of Mr.. Felheiber's residence. When
he reached the place Felhe.ber's family
WAS totally unaware OF their periicus con-
dition, and finding the doors all locked.
Weber threw himself against the door
leading into the front entrance and
smashed il in. he hastily ran up to the
room in which Mr.. Feiheiber was sleen-
ing, and notified him that the house was
almost completely enreloped in flames
Weber next went to the room in which
the small sons OF the family We're peace
fully si1,1nbe1ing, and catching them under
his arms. took them out of the building.
The loss will probably reach $500 on the
building. while the loss on the furniture
10 not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
SISTERS BECAME. BRIDES.
Pretty Double Wedding Celebrated
Last Night at Harrisonburs.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


HARRlsoNBUI:S. Va. September s.
Last night at so. clock, in the Presbyterian
church, Mr. William II. Kiester and Miss
Virginia Paul Fletcher, and Key. slier
Garrison and Miss Mary Moore Fletcher
were united in marriage. The Misses
Fletcher are sisters, and are the only
daughters OF Mr.. A. x. Fletcher, Clerk
of the United States Court here.
The attendants were Mr.. John Britton,
Of Lexington: ana Miss Emma Staples, OF
I.ar,iscnburg g. Mr.. Charles $. McNulty. OF
Monterey. and Miss Mimic Bell, Of Mount
Sidney: Mr.. Frank Moore. of Lexington
and Miss Mamie Smith Yaacey, of Har-
risonbnrs,; Rev. j. =. :soiser. of Wo1d-
stock. and Miss Hattie StraEer, of Har-
riscnDurg: Rev. a. 7: Bauman, OF Toms
Brook, and Miss Katie Mccoy. Of frank
lin, w Va: AIR. Cnarle; l1. MauzyN and
Miss Virginia. Palli, of Earr:scnburs; Air.
A. X Fletcher. Jr.. of Harrisonbury. and
Miss Charlotte Ricfartl:on. of West Hobo
zen, N J.; Mr. Fl. S. Hooke and Mrs.
Frank Gould, Mr. urank could, and Mss
Madge Driver, and Dr. T. 9. Bire5aush.
and Miss Minnie Newman. of HARRISON
burg Dr. E. 2. Palmer. of this place,
oaiciated for the first. anled couple. While
Rev. DR.. J. A. Hoffhein1e, of Martlnsbures.
". Va. assisted by Rev. John j. Fix, OF
Round Hill, perforr1et tilc other ceremony.
The brides were preceded by the little
Misses Mary Dean and Bessie How're,
bearing the wedding rings. Mr.. Skiester
is principal of the Earrisonburg Graded
School, and he and his wife will RESIDE.
tere. Rev Mr.. Garrss.n Is president OF
the Massanutton AcademS. at Woodstock,
and he and Mrs. Garrison will make their
homo there Immediately after he cere-
,nonv the couples FRO e to l1lk:on. where
they took an early train for an extended
to,lr Of northern cities. The church was
beautifully decorated ami nans' friends
ana relatives from Wet Virginia, Mary
land and distant parts OF this State we're
present to witness the marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Ten Years for Carl Fodder.

Especial Dispatch To The Ti.nes.)
WiNSToN-SALEM, \. G., Sept. BIN
Wilkes Superior Circuit Court to-day Carl
N Tedder was convicted of making a
criminal assault upon his brothers wife
ard was sentenced to the oenitcntiary for
ten years.
The evidence showed that Tedder, who
is Young man left his brother at the
voting place on election DAY. August. "a.
and went to the house where the woman
was alone and committed the assault.
There was a strong sentiment Of lynct-
ing for several days after the crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
REAL ESTATE ADVANCING.
"A Farm Sells for 500 Per Acre
Williamsburg Improvement.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Sept 5.-Ar.
Charles Scott to-day purchased part of
DR. Van +. CARROTS farm, lying north
east of this city, paying for same 500 per
acre. Real estate values are advancing
rapidly, as attested by the fine prices paid
for farm land and vacant lots.
The machinery for the laundry at the
Eastern State Hospital is expected here
this week, and the pump for the artesian
weu at the knitting mill has arrived.
Cashier H. n. Phillips, of the Peninsula
Bank, returned yesterday from his ten
days vacation, much improved in health
by the rest
Mr.. Ewell Scott, who has been in the
Philippines the past five years, has gotten
home, and will remain here about six
months before returning. He will purchase
machinery for the company he represents
in the Philippines.
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was argued and submitted. Argued on
behalf OF the appellants by aIessrs. Cooke
and Glasgow, and on behalf Of the ap-.
peIiees by Benjamin Haden, Esq.
The case OF birmingham vs.. G. 6 o.
Railroad Company from the Circuit Court
of Botetourt county. was submitted on
briefs.
The case of Robertson vs. Breckin-
ridge from The Circuit Court of Rotetourt
county, was argued in part and continued
until tomorrow morning for a further
hearing.
The case of the Southern Railroad Com
pany VS.. Dawson, from the Circuit Court
of Nelson county, viii be called lmme-
diately after the argument in the case OF
Robertson VS.. Breckenridge. is completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
THROWING ROCKS
At TIL TRAINS.
The Coast Line is Hot After the Of.
Tenders.
A NOTEWORTHY WE'D D N G.
Miss EvcIyn Tosi, Becomes the Bride
OF Mr.. Thomas j. Bald win-aIr.
Hyland Suffering From His
Injuries.
Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ilmes.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 5.-Passan-
ger trains passing through this city and
adjoining counties have recently been in
terfered with by parties throwing rocks
at them.
Yesterday at Grassman's Crossing on
the Atlantic Coast Line, near this city,
rock%was thrown al a passing train ana
one of the passengers painfully hurt
Earnest efforts are being made to discover
the persons engaged in these outrases
Frank Wainscot and jim Hines Went 10
the home of Dolly Lufsey in Pocahontas
last night, and after beating Dolly and an
other woman. proceeded to ransack the
house. They are suspected of being pro
fessional crooks, and Mayor Peasants wall
hear their tales tomorrow.
BALDWIN-TOsH
A noteworthy, but very quiet wedding,
was that of Mr. Thomas J. Baldwin, of
Richmond, and Miss Evelyn Tosh, dauSh-
ter of Mrs. James I. Tosh, of Petersburg
which took place at the home OF the
brides mother on Market Street this after
noon. The wedding ceremony was wit
messed by a few invited friends.
The bride belongs to an old and we'll
known family of this city, and has a wide
circle Of friends.
The groom holds a responsible position
with the circulation department OF the
Richmond Times, and is an accomplished
and popular gentleman.
: A license was issued to-day for the mar
rage of Mr. Archer NJ. Smith and Miss
Gertrude r. Miffleton, of this city.
Mr.. William Traylor and Miss Jennie
Uzzell, both of Petersburg, were married
at Newport News last night.
Miss :Uzzel was visiting friends in New
port News, and Mr.. Traylor went to that
city Sunday. The marriage was quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
I,,,nbrr,nan assigns.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
GOLDsBOKO. N. c.. September 5-R. S.
Neal, contractor and lumberman at Caro-
lima City. Garteret county, has made an
assignment Liabilities $4,000. o. IL
Onion and John Dunn at Newborn, as
signees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Barn Burned by Lightning.


! RCANOAkE, VA, Sept. 5-The large
barn of c. w. Burwell, near Salem,
was struck by lightning last night and
with its contents destroyed. The loss is
5000, covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
rHE.EpIcuIsE.s DELIGHT.


BI4AcI& n Nth American Port r.
the newest product Of the nhet,ser-Busch
Brewing Assn, Is del.ciously Pic uant in
flavor. tempting and pleasing to the pal
ate. Orders addressed to Jos. sttmpf,
Manager Richmond Branch, will be
promptly executed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
McIIaih-Br.ONVn.

Especial Dispatch The Timcs.)
DANVILLE, VA, Sept. miss Kath-
ryn Brown was married to Mr.. G. ]. Nc
Lain, at the home OF the brides father
John r. Brown, of Durham, n. c., in this
city tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
-Ssss.f IL, e - a, 5, 2
Conceded.

gs - = Mandy, said her elderly relative,
that young spoonanore llasn, a cent to
his name. gu would he simply crazy:
to marry him -
am. auntie = replied Miss Mandy
Chicago Tribune,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06

The Viewpoint of Exocricnce.
Newivwed-s.. Does your wife ever threat
en- to go home to her mother2'
Ofdboy- WY. my boy, wouldn't CON
slider that a threat'-The Smart Set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
BY John T. Goddin & Co.
Real Estate Agents anu -Auctloneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

A UCTIoN SALE OF THREE vALUA-
IA BILE DWELLINGS AND ONE
STORE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN BELVI-
DEERE AND PINE STREETS, AND OP-
POSITE MONROE PARK.
At the request of the heirs of John
kersting. deceased we will sell, a t public
auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6. 1000.
9 al. 5 clock M. the following described
PROPERTY:
S. zBRICKsDWELLIN No COST. West
Main Street. containing eight rooms, with
all Improvements. Lot 24Xl3O feet to a
3 >. BRICK DWELLING, No COS, ad-
Joining above containing ten rooms,
with all Improvements Lot 10 1O-12N199
faet#ro a 20-foot alley.
3. BR ICk2DNVELLING,N No. GOT. adJoin-
all improvements Lot 22x199 feeI to "a
q. BRICK STORE. No. eoe. adjoining
above, with dwelling with four rooms
above entrance on side. Lot % 1-12x199
feet to a s20-foot5 alley.
These dwellings, We're built only a few
years ago. and are Very substantial and
attractive, and have iron zyerandahs.
This property has always rented read
tlysand being so well located, will always
command good rents
Persons in search of gooa-payin in
yestments or homes are invited to a ttend
this sale.
Terms: Atssele.
..|-55:5ssJ oHNT, GoDDIN& CO.
]: sci Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
MR.. RYLAND's INJURY.

MIR. RYLAND'S INJURY.
Mr.. John T. Ryland is suffering very
much from the fracture of his hip, caused
by being knocked down by a negro bicy
clist yesterday. Mr.. Ryland is eighty-four
years OLD, and, on account of his age, the
injuries may be serious. The negro was
riding on the sidewalk, and did not stop
to see what damage Tad been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06

Office of
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond, Va. Sept. 6. 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until II NJ OF
& TUESDAY, September IS, 1900, for the
PRINTING, BINDING RULING. etc,
for the State of Virginia for one year
from October /. 1900 Printed schedules;
showing in detail the classihcations. VIII
be furnished on application to the DIG
ders. on which all bids will be required
to be made.
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond. with security to be approves
by the Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
for the prompt and faithful execution
OF their contracts.
The right is reserved of rejecting any
or all bids. and the work Will be S.Wafu-
ed in such lots or portions as the super
intendent may deem proper.
J. II. sOsBANNON,
Superintendent of Public Printing.