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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
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NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.

Where those who predicted obbery the drawing
at FL Reno? The big wheels have already turned
great many hundred times and SO far as heard from Dennis
Flynn big officer Of the Rock Island railway or the
nephew niece cousin Of Governor Richards hasn't
drawn number any number near it. There were those
who believed that No would 90 to some favore No to
pet and 50 until at least 100 Of the best claims
were drawn.
What the facts? "A girl working in the Wichita
telephone Office. supporting widowed mother has drawn
No. at Lawton, which practically as good as number /
A poor man out at Cheney has drawn No. and farm
hand down at South Haven has drawn number 49, The
Eagle doesn't at this who the other lucky people
and the fact that in favor Of the draw
proves that they are not the conspicuous persons
that would naturally the drawing was conducted in
the interest of anybody but all Of those who registered In
the first hundred numbers drawn no name appears that
would indicate anything contrary to the belief which this
has firmly held and to- that the drawing
would lie absolutely on the square.
Fortune was favorable to those who needed and de-
served the choice Claims country It not only
favored the comparatively poor but it was generous to the
people Of Oklahoma, who certainly prior right in
equity to the The Oklahoma people by reason Of
their efforts in the development of the adjoining country
made the lands valuable only for that reason did
they deserve big share Of the good claims but for the
reason that they were through their delegate in con
gress largely instrumental in causing the country be
opened for settlement
So far as the drawing has progressed it papably
honest continue to be that way for now there
cannot possibly be any incentive for jobbey It would
have been unfortunate indeed for the credit and reputation
of the men having the drawing in charge claims
been drawn by whose standing with certain political
Ion The Eagle. which pioneer in the fight the
opening Of original Oklahoma which fought the opening
of the Cherokee Strip; which did share the opening
OF foot of land in the territory people and
which originated the drawing plan successfully naug
urated yesterday is much gratfed the results and
congratuates the lucky men and women who made for
tunes in 2 dav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
The Rnv art Critic.

Wise men say there is nothing really
new in this world. and perhaps the boy
who passed, the following criticism upon
the drawing abilities of his big sister was
an unconscious plagiarist; but, anyway,
his verdict amused the sister so much
that she tells ii occasionally, though the
Joke is on herself. The young woman
has a fondness for executing those works
of art which consist in the representation
of dead game birds hanging by their
heels from a nail en- a board; FISH or
platter ready for the cook, and fruit
grouped or q table around wine glass
These gems she turned of at the rate of
about four a year. and presented them TO
her friends for their diningrOOm walls.
She had just completed a twin pair for
a bride one represented a mess OF lob
sters in a nest Of salad; the other a bas-
Ket of pesches. with down on them ike
plush. She was so pleased with both that
she asked her brother II he did not think
they were Just splendid. Il was evident
that the youthful critic liked one and not
the other. After looking 1t them minute
or two he said;
isis. you're a peach on Holsters, but
you're z lobster on peaches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
WILL IT CO on FoREvER7

In addition To Admiral Dewey the court Of inquiry de-
signated by the secretary CT the navy TO investigate and
judgment upon tie whole matter the Schley con
troversy is termed includes TWO retired rear arras
OF distinguished ability Lewis a. Kimberly and andrew
E * Benham. with Commander John T. Pis5ury as iusze
advocate Unfortunately, the health Of Rear Admiral
Kimberly is said 70 be such thar he feels compelled 70 de-
cline in advance the appointment rendered him. honorable
though It be- The records Of bot appojrtees for service
in the navg Of the United States ake-long brilliant
aad every respect honorable should the choice of
some other member OF tile schley court be deemed
necesssIy il view OF the 1tata Of ADMIRE Eibes health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
EATING, DRINKING AND THE NATIONS.

recent consular report states that the average Par
san eats in day twohirds of an esq onetwentieth of
pound OF butter less than half pound of beef and a
taste OF fish pork fowl and game II is apnsrent
that those lowest ia the scale Of daily living e9t lack
both variety and abundance says the New York World
Since 1879 the British workingman has increased IN
his meateatng by 81 per cent while his gran consupn
has actually fallen of. very different showing evil
IDENTITY. from that OF Pars
But the people OF the French capital do not-on ra
per at leastake merry show of eating they lead easily
in drinking daily pint of wine with some measure of
spirits cider beer alcohol is the individual average
Other tables show that France leads the world in vine
and spirits drinking, with Germany farawav second Great
Brain third ana the United states low fourth In All
these countries but France the preference is Tor beer as
beverage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
navy may be fully trusted to make fit

the secretary the navy may fully trusted to make tit
ting and worthy nomination
It has been SAID the course of certain comment
the trial and its possible that whatever the re-
port Of the investigating court may Admiral Sehley will
be barred from becoming subject to courtmartal by the
statute OF limitations Inasmuch however it is on the
very motion Of Schey himself that this high tribunal Of
investigation and inquiry is to be CONVINCED the likelihood
OF his seeking TO evade legitimate consequences Of
verdict formally asked slight indeed
Moreover independent congressional investigation into
the controversy between Sampson and Schey has already
been more than limited at Most assuredly it would
their faintest suspicion in any quarter
that either Admiral Schley his strongsding
champions were DISPOSED to dodge" important
Ouences
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
cAvALRYMAN OF The FUTURE.

Lord Dundonald well known British cavalry gen
eral has been giving in afterdinner speech his
clusons drawn from his experiences in South Africa He
said that the ideal mountain Of the future would be
who skilled in reconnaissance and outpost duty
could attack position and defend position and was
above ALL good shot and able to walk many miles with
fatigue to his horse. As to the retention
Of the he thought the ordinary cutting should
and light weapon be substituted that could be
utilized the end Of the rifle for thrusng The future
with the mounted rfemen The day OF shock action
and of the sabre Smokeless powder and fat
trajectory and magazine fire much for it. say
nothing of light machine guns. few lancer regiments
might still be of special occasions if their horses
kent fresh but for general the rieman the
The unfortunate part of it that the qualifca
tons which soldiers of real the country
those which brought down the applause of the gallery
The who could walk twenty miles day to his
horse and enable general to carry out great turning
without killing his horse, the of accurate
shooting the man who could find his way anywhere and
send back his information correctly and concely the
man who wanted He might not look like soldier
but he would be judged from his looks
from what he could do and he the by whom the
battles Of the future would be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

It will be well enough to remember that
4 drouth isn't broken until it is broken.
The Kansas stockman is now rushing
rye, kaffir and turnips into the earth
for the purpose OF getting fodder out of
it for the winter.
Now appears a man who saws that the
vast area Of wheat stubble in Kansas,
this year. made the dry spell. That wheat
stubbie is certainly heating.
Because the last legislature appropri-
ated so much money, there VIII be a de-
cit in the state treasury at the end of
the fiscal year 1903 of Sio0,0Jo.
That new nursery inspector Governor
Stanley appointed isn't doing his duty.
Our peach trees look like fury. and he
probably doesn't even suspect II.
Horses and cattle are going down IN
price, and that phrase that is epidemic in
Kansas now is: What money man
could make if he only had feed"
Ed Howe. Of Atchison, refused to go 20
Fl Reno for fear he would draw a farm,
and that the man he hates worse in the
world would draw the farm next to him.
In Kansas, when IL rains in mans
front yard and nowhere else. he an
nouuces that the drOuth has been broken.
Topeka had SIS inches of rain Saturday.
Frank Dienst, a local detective OF Par
Baker family. and he says positively that
they do not in the least resemble the
Blenders.
and announces that the drouth is broken
Wichita had over two inches Of rain two
weeks ago, and announce1 the same
thing. The state Is waiting for gen
eral rain.
J. G. Oliver. Of the Preston PlaiudeaIer.
has trouble with his eyes. He offers his
dealer IS one OF the very brightest papers
in Kansas.
1t Is now against the law in Kansas TO
practice med cine unless You have a d.
ploma. II you tell your friend what a.
do for his rheumatism the police are lia-
bic 10 nab you
one way TO try 70 cool or f. TO re-
member the nights last winter when You
were cuddled Up in bed and g was 50
cold you didn't have the courage 70
stretch your legs out
Tom Ryan is quoted as saying that s.
sam Peters succeeds Henry Clay Evans
Il doesn't mean that there win De any
change OF policy IL the pensions Office.
But there VIII be a change of manner
Two or three superior beings IN kan
sas knew The drouth was about u BE
broken last week. one told bF the ln-
creased Cow from the springs before the
downfall, another told ~ the peculiar
shifting II the cattle
THURSDAY j. T. Burton and his follow
ers intended % have a ccrfereac e. az To-
peka. il cor ilyo the newspapers. ard
was for that reason caiee ~. some pole
ttcians. how ever appeared ard we've hot
because Burton dldut show uD
~ taking care " himself ll hls youtn.
that is avoiding toHac-o. igVor- coicg -
bed early az aiEht. eat.nE igat.T and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
"ogscuREn MEN FOR pREslDENT

Chairman Jones suggestion that possibly it might be
discreet in the Democrats to nominate obscure bust
ness man" for president next time finds small support
cur political history.
The Philadelphia Record reminds him that even James
K. Polk, concerning whom the Wings asked dersion
who is he?" when he nominated 1914, had been
Speaker Of the National House of Representatives and had
been prominent and able participant great conflict
which ended in the overthrow of the United States Bank
The New York World adds that the same question was
asked concerning Franklin Pierce brgadier
general in the Mexican and Representative and
United States Senator from New Hampshire Abraham
Lincoln who had been member of the Illinois legislature
and congressman never obscure after his debate
with Douglas and his Cooper Union speech this city
Hayes though dark horse in the convention had served
with credit in Congress brigadier general the
and had been twice elected governor of Ohio And
Cleveland though unknown the country short time
before his nomination could called OBSCURE while
governor Of New York
The people Of this country not likely to elect any
man president whom they do not know well enough to
trust dark horse" is available who has not
been prominent candidate for the nomination An OBJ
security be thought of for the highest Office in the
gift OF the people. says the World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

The tI1ne-vyorn methods OF securing an
audience with the householder is failure
nowadays, and new ways must be de-
viscd. one enterprising odd job man has
new entering wedge which deserves no.
tee. If only for its irnpudence.
He goes TO the Cat building aid rings
q teu The householder answers down
the tube
name from the card index
yes. what is itt
.Pa-ion nv asking" somes the an
svver. but are ycu all church members IA
this house
Tbs assertion that the entire household
is righteous usually comes. and then the
odd job man says
Il am deuehted n hear It Delighted
But have you q piano YOU want tr1ed q
q sewing machine that Heeds meaning
S-rr-1r-,.e he gets che Sob AID some
times he doesn't. but j. arg event he has
secured a heariuc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

'.D51c.ehlat has orEiual IDEAS about
fsmiiy government. lie says every Ee-e
should g. a E-tle republic where mi
Ve-zal tcf1-atiou prevails ara every one
he ~ voice i- ere E'te-1n
eyes lis fsur~ is rnanas ed on thai
rfan- tsl he and Ms Di1s'eti1t have
the same old rsr-nele eVery day as g who
shah he PRESIDENT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

1t has been discovered by the Yerkes telescope that
The IS cooling of. There doubt this Nearly
everybody in Kansas has noticed The sun viii be as
cold Iseland in I0000000 years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

The eastern papers printing that ali the farmers
az Kansas and Nebraska have united in praying rain
That would be immateriaL If the eastern ministers did
not preach sermons on il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

Frank Collier. the Chicago lawyer who got fame by
gOing crazy, IS dying Every community has its crazy
man who IS permitted the streets the churches and the
courts. Collier was Chicagos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

Cervera has foolingly taken sides in the Sampson
Schey controversy. He SAYS II Of demonsTat
cd y8ior against possible bravery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

There IS fortunate thing about the dry spell: the
eastern newspapers writing up the scenes OF suffering
~ Nebraska, net Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

n the United States navy. as schey win learn. the
man who doesn't obey orders sets aeainst good and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

Andree when he went north in his balloon gave himself
three years which OK return Those three years are up
1fr. ADGree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

al the members Of the tuberculosis Congress il Lon
don last week agreed that consumption can be cured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

TIE Washington Post coins The word ~sizzard' for
hot wave Bat il Viii not is whitening enough
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

a whole lot of people would he defending Sampson
who are not # Il had not been fer 5he Morgan incident
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

The wonder IS that Russia shoad give George Kenaaa
the chance re get away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30

Wen what more % O1aaoma and indian Territory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
COTTON 1,AHkETs.
futures

NEW YORK Oct l.-Cotton futures
opened quiet and firm with prices 1Qo
points higher, and Tor time had al the
characteristics of a bull market. Shorts
were nervous anC' there was tair buying
tos southern account, presumably on the
belief that the noon Government report
would be very unt&vorable. But cable
news was Disappointing. weather reports
were ideal from nearly all parts OF the
belL and commission houses were bare OF
business.
Before the close of the first hour the
opening ADVANCE hau been cut down to a
matter Of az points. and the rest OF the
forenoon light receipts, bad crop reports.
a most bu!iish crop-cotton statement OF
the Journal OF Commerce and generally
favora BILE trade accounts made little i'm
preston upon the pit contingent Soon
after noon the weekly Government report
was issued and was more bullish than
looked for causing light covering Dur
ins. the early afternoon the market was
narrow and devoid of special feature of
interest.
BY > p NJ. January had settled back to
7Gs while late months We're relativelv
easier under foreign selling. presumably
for short account. Later the room sold
out and went short in anticipation OF q
lower English market tomorrow. This
selling caused prices to reach the low
level of the day. January 40. but lust
when ScaloerS appeared 10 have every
thing their own way Wall Street buying
on a large scale set III and carried every
thing before it January reacted to I'll
Tie market was finally STEADY with prices
net 800 points higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
R1cHMoNp roEAcco M.ARhE.r

Richmond. Va. Oct /. 1901.
Private sales reported to-day We're light
The tobacco Inspector reports the toll
loving: lnspectiors-Dark, !lps..sr IDS :.
western. y hogsheads. Reviews 2r';-ilt,
The sales of prirnings ana ne~ tobacco
az beginning steadily on somn Of the
Eichmond breaks. Shockoe Wartlio'1se
VI a sale of 1900 pounds TO day. Shcl-
day. and during last week, 1917 pounds.
Warehouses roport - ho2@hcaIs; lc-
cciyed and 70 hosshcads delivered.
Tn" monthly and yearly report of the
tobacco inspector is as follows:
Receipts for month ending Septe nher
-. 1901 1.GGl hossheads and IS tierces:
80 1901. 1850 hoGsheads and 800 tferce1
Feceipts for twelve months ending Sem
telnber 80. 1901. 2o.2G3 flogsheads ard 2,1:;S
inS. September 30. 1891, 22.0S1 hogsheads
ana 2.SS2 tierces
Stocks on hand senteember 30; 1901: OF
CO. tierces; OF Uninspectai tobacco. 5,4SG
ilosshcaGs and . tierces. Total stock on
Scptemher 80. 1901 laJ3a hogsheads and
ca tierces: total sotcl< on Scntenber 80,
total stock on SeDterber 50 1899 12:i
hCesheads and 1.S'9 tierces: total stock
on Senterobnr 30 1898 1880 hogsheads
ard 13S tierces.
Recei,,ts Of loose tobacco for month
cad'n" Serter7ber 80, 1901, 1G0,ST' bounds;
recei3fs Of loose tobacco for twelve
:i'D rounds: for twelve months ending
SerteInbeT 30 1900 S.In7.23S pounds: for
Twelve months ending Sentember &c. 1879,
G -, aa:a s>>c,..'Gs: fn~ twelve months end
inr September 80 1895 $3.50 o. pounds
: IrSn"ctions for month c!ldine September
30 1901 1922 hoesheads and oS tierces:
20 1901 1917 ho@sheads and II tierces.
Total slmnlinr for month ending SeDtem-
Der 80 1901; 1919 l1orsheads and 100
ti""HsS: total SaruDlfn" for twelve months
Spntc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
NAVA1 sTOREs

WILMINGTON. n. c., Oct. 1.-Spirits
Notwithstanding doing; receipts, II
casks. Rosn-Nothing doing; receipts.
100 barrels. Crude turpentine steady at
S10l.9O: receipts, G.. Barrels. Tar STEADY
ut Si.3D: receipts. 100 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. Ocs. 1.-Sarts tur-
pertincNfirnl at SIC; receip-s 1.005 casks:
sales. 7G4 ca SKIS: exports. 4.IG1 casks
Resin firm! and unchanged: receipts. i..Sl
barrels; sales, 2,221 barrels: exports J,:.4
CIARLEsTcN. s. G.. Oct. i. -G.u"pen-
tire-Nothing dom: quota tons emitted
Resin firm ana unchanged: 10 sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
REJECTED THE CLAIM.
South Carolina Wants Refund of Liquor
Taxes Paid.
lBr Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Cornmissioner
Yerkes, of the Internal Revenue. has re-
jected the claim of the State of South
Carolina for a refund of the taxes pad
by the State as wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, amounting to something over
$1,000
The commissioner formally announced
his decision without entering into any
argument. as the case is COW before the
Court of Claims. where the Department
will present its views.
The claim OF the State was that the
control of the liquor traffic was one of
the State instruntentalities In securing
the welfare of its people. and. as such, it
was exempt from taxation under the Con-
stitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
''h0|lla /! | | / | /.
BANK {: z S
AID.
RO Il g S.
Members OF New York Stock
Exchange.
Private Wire to New York.
H.ITIn{onr AtaPWET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct 1.-Flour dull
and lower; western superior S2.:aGD2. is'.
wheat dull and steady Srot aud the
month. 71011Ac; December. 1JGtI3lic !:
southern by sample. ;l5f671Mc. Corn
easier; miSeG spot and the month. 6VMQ
G0lgc.: year. .i,GtJIc.; southern white
corn. G2064c. Oats steady: No. . white.
:iJ0l39iac. Rye dull: No. nearby :,5tU
JJlac. Butter. eggs, cheese and sugar,
firm, ana unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Oct. !, 1901
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 1.-PEANUTs--
Dull: fancy, &c. strictly prime, .;&c.
prime, 2Ac: low grade, 1hGl".c- Spanish
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. Ire
ported by Martin & Sun.)-tEANC $
Market very quit in Virginians: she'll
Ing stock. 1i.G.c.; prime. 2u2l21; cNtri
ish: Buyers offering Il1ac.: sellers asking
higher prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
West Indian Exposition .
fRr Associated Presa.O

rRv Associated Press0
WASHINGTON. Oct. Professor F.
Lamson Scribner. the sgrostolog!st Of the
Department of Agriculture, left tonight
for Charleston, S. c.. to arrange for the
exhibition CT the growing grasses and
forage plants at the West In6ian EXPOSE
ton Thlowill De done along the line of
Z the exhibit at Buffalo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. 1. 1901.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. 1. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Resale, Wills, Norfolk. mer-
cl.andise. and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passenger, Virginia Navigation Com
p;!lly. ;.,.
barge of oil. Standard Oil Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. Philadel-
ph;a Pa merchandise and passengers,
steamer Rosalle. Willis. Norfolk, mer
chancise and passengers. Old dominion
Line.
Steamers arrived and sailed from port
OF Richmond during month OF September:
ARRIVED.
Stcamers-5O merchandise and passcn-
gers / fish scrap ana / machinery
Schooners-1 light. sand. > grain.
Thosnhate: shells salt and l Woaa-
fetal number of steamers, sehooners
ana barges, Il. c,71r7,
steamers-i9 merchandise and passcn-
H;.rges-s light, > railroad tics and
schooners-o light, 4 railroad ties,
coal lumber. +. torpedo boats and
CiredSc.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. /. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Barge Mary c. NIcNally.. Lewes. Del.
Schooner Van Allen BouShton, Boston.
Steamer City of York. Galveston.
SAILED.
Rarge j. H. McNally., ,Lewes. Del.
Barge Mary c. McNally, Providence.
Barge Iowa, Providence.
Steamer LondesborouSh. Rio.
Steamer Aragon. New Haven.
Steamer -Lyra, Boston
Steamer City OF York. Hamburg.
PORT OF NORFOLK. Oct. 1. 1901.
AEEINEO.
Steamer Queen Margaret tBr.). Currie.
steamer Ellenia tAus.l. schophinch.
steamer Ste David Mainland Br9. Free
man.
CLEARED.
Steamer ELENA tAus.o schophinch,
New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Camperdown (Br.). Stott. Tam
Steamer Llangollen (Br.). Owen. Rot
terdan1.
Steamer Eaisby Abbey (Br.). Pirdeaux.
steamer lAldborough tBr.). Farrant.
Kingston.
Steamer schawmut (Amer>. Fuller.
BcS ton.s
Steamer@zG georgetown (AneT.). H0ugh-
tonsNew Y ork.
Steamer Florioa (Aus.). Naccari. st.
Micha els.
Schooner William c. Carnegie. Reed.
Portland.
Schooner Nathan Lawrence. o'Keefe.
Schooner j. j. Ward. Milbert. New
Y ork.
Steel scorporst,on Dividend.
(By Associated prcss1
IS NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The directors OF
the United States Steel Corporal ion have
declared the regular 1arterly dividends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
REAL EsTATIa-private Sales.

We have only THREE of those NEW
Grove Avenue. near Lombardy Street,
DIV ELLiNSS LEI ~ SIX fs OF them ha9m,ins
ar f. very handsome ;hree-story brick dwell
lirgs. broad halls handsome oak stair
ways and every modern convenience. We
accommodating terms. II desired
SUTTON. h CO..
Tenth and Bank Streets.