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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
RIGID INQUIRY INTO
FUNERAL -OUTRAGES
NINE INDICTMENTS
MAY 5E RETURNED
Alexandria County Grand Jury Investi-
eating Burning of Jackson City.

A special grand Jury called by Judge
J. " Love, Of the couaty court OF Alex
andria, is today considering the cases
against John c. Nelson and John Tighe,
who are charged with having set fire
TO the gambling houses at jackson City
on the night of July Il last. which prac-
tieaIIy wiped out the resort.
Five separate charges are lodged
against each Of the accused, but it Is
understood the jury is considering the
case in a manner which may result in
the bringing in of nine indictments
against the two men.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
TWINS LOSE THEIR LIVES
SAVING YOUNG BROTHER

WESTMINSTER. Nd. Aug. Near
NcK:nstry. this county. yesterday.
joseph and Samuel Trite. twins. aged
twenty lost their lives in an at
tempt 10 save their younger brother.
Edward, who had been overcome b. gas
ct the bottom OF a sixty foot we'll Ed
ward was rescued n an unconscious
condition. He viii recover
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Fell From Moving Car.

John E Roche, thirty-hre years OF
age. residing at 9S3 Harrison Street,
Anacogtia. fell from q car of the Met
ropoiitan Railway Company near the
corner Of Eleventh and N Streets south
cast about II o'clock this morning
while It was IN motion and was pain
fully Injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
IMMIGRATION PORTS
TO BE INSPECTED
Commissioner General Sargent to Make
Personal Investigation.

Mr.. Frank P. Sargent, Commissioner
General Of immigration, left this morn
ing for New York where he viii be
present at the landing OF incoming i'm
migrants
Mr.. Sargent is making personal in
vestigation Of the manner and method
IN which the immigration law is exc
cuted by the Governments officials, and
he has so far visited a number Of immi-
grafton ports for that purpose.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Broat way Merchants Give
$4,000 to Aid in Pun
ishing Offenders.
CITIZENS DEEPLY STIRRED
Claimed That Inspector Ordered Men to
Beat Life Out Of Paraders-Vigilance
Committee Hard at Work in Accumu-
lating Evidence,

NEW YORK, Aug. Punishment OF
Inspector Adam Cross for the part s,e
played in the riot Of Wednesday az
Rabbi Joseph's funeral is demanded by
the residents Of the lower East Side.
The diseipIining Of the inspector viii
be demanded of Mayor Low and the
case against him viii be prosecuted
without regard 10 expense When tiss
evidence is all in the matter viii be
put before Mayer Low with an intina-
ton that hundreds Of thousands Of Jew
ish voters are deeply interested in
his disposal Of the matter.
Officer Said to Kill Them.
we have evidence that Inspector
Cross dashed into the crowd with club
yelling Club the life out Of them and
XIII them, says Dr.. julius Fishberg,
chairman OF the Investigation commit
tee CT the newly formed Hebrew vlgf-
lance committee.
As an earnest o9 the feeling over the
matter Broadway merchants haze offered
-e-.s-:.. .-lbute eco to further the vigi-
lance committees work Of Investigation.
The formation Of the vigilance commit
tee took place at meeting in the Edl,-
cationaI Alliance Building, Of the doc
tors. lawyers, dentists, and druggists OK
the East Side
Vigilance committee Formed. =
) permanent organization vas decided
on. 10 be known as the East Side Visf-
lance Leagne. It's object, as stated in q
resolution adopted. is TO prevent in
the future a repetition Of the police
clubbing CT iRnrcsnt people. and to 2e-
eomPl:sh the punishment OF Inspector
Cross for the part II the clubbing OF
men and women during Wednesdays
trouble" j"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
CLEVELAND AND BENEDICT
GOING ON FISHING TRIPS
Steam Yacht Oneida Now at Anchor
Near Gray Gables.

BUzzARDs BAY. Mass, Aug. 1.-The
steam yacht Oneida, with Commodore Z.
C Benedict, and party Of friends aboard.
is al anchor near Gray Cables.
Mr.. Benedict VIII be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland for a few days, and
Mr. Cleveland and Commodore Benedict
VIII 90 on several fishing trips.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Underbid.
THE AWARD NOT ANNOUNCED
Committee in Charge of Work VIII
Finish Investigating and Exam
lining the Offers Before Deciding Be
tween Them-The Metropolitan Firm
Guarantees Its PTomPtness.

Bids for furnishing the Postoflce
Department with adhesive postage
stamps for the period from November l,
1902. to November l, 1906, we're opened
today at noon in the Office Of the Third
Assistant Postmaster General
Mr. c. H BuckIer, chairman OF the
committee in charge Of the bids, opened
the proposals, of which there were only
two: The American Bank Note Com
pany. Of New York, and the Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving, OF this city The
formers bid was as follows:
Ordinary stamps for the use OF the
public, $O.057: postage due stamps. $o.065;
special delivery stamps. $0.1z; books OF
stamps, Z stamp size, $3.50; p stamp
size, S4.25; and IS stamp size. $40. All
proposals are made per thousand.
The American Bank Note Company Of
fers as guarantors that the work viii
be performed according to the contract
Phfneas c. Lounsbury and F. S. Smith
ers. Of New York
Bid Of Government Bureau.
The bid Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing is az follows:
Ordinary stamps for the use Of the
public. s0.o5742; postage due stamps
s0.07756; special delivery stamps,
S9.I5595: books OF stamps. 12-stanp size,
s.: 24-stamp size. S3.452; 4s-stamp size.
S4-zsS al bids are per thousand.
The contracts sill nosAbs awarded
until she committee which has charge Of
the bids has finished investigating and
examining them. which viii take about a
month The committee consists q
Messrs. c H. BuekIer. Thomas P. era
ham. and c. P. GrantieId.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Miss Greacen's Northern Trip.

Miss Clare GFeaeen. q Law clerk IN
the Office Of the Comptroller Of the
Treasury. left this morning for Canada
end other Northern summer resorts to
spend her annual leave. Miss Greacen
viii be gone about month.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
CHARLES DANA DEXTER
JOINS THE BOSTON CLUB

CHICAGO. Aug. I.-Charlos LA
Dexter, released By the local National
League club few days ago. is now a
member of the Boston National club.
Il is the intention OF Boston to use Dex-
Ter IL the outfeld
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Major sibIey's Temporary Duty:

Major f. W. SibIey, Of the cavalry. has
been temporarily detailed for duty as
aide on the staff Of Lieutenant General
Miles Major SibIey VIII probably re-
mai5 :.t army headquarters until the ar
riv:G there of Colonel Babcock. recent
ly appointed chief OF staH to General
Miles.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
GICEF0TE'S WILL
3ATED III LONDON
LORD

LONDON, aug. 1.-The viii OF the
late Lord Pauncefote, formerly British
ambassador at Washington, was pro-
bated today. The estate amount to
E63. 1888
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
WANTS EXECUTORS
BOND INCREASED
Rule to Show Cause Issued
in Lacey VIII Case.
ALLEGATIONS OF CAVEAT0R
John W. Moore, of Kansas, an HeiT-at-
Law, Declares Property Is Being Re
moved From Local Jurisdiction and
His Interests JeoPardized.

4 rule was issued today by Justice
Hagner. sitting in the Probate Court or
dering the executors of Margaret N.
Lacey to show cause Why their bond
should not be increased to $40. 0.0G0-
Mrs. Lacey. who was an old resident
OF Washington. died February 8, 1902, at
her home on F Street, where she had
been living for many years She left an
estate composea OF real property Of the
approximate value of S50,O00, together
with q large sum in bank, and personal
property appraised BY the court officers
at SIG, ,259, in stocks, bonds. notes. and
personal effects, included in which are
a number OF shares of the Ohio National
Bank stock.
Distribution of Property.
In her viii she distributed the prop
erty TO number Of her relatives. those
receiving the. most benefit being her sis
ter, Sara NJ Sites, and her nephew.
Clement II. Sites. who is employed By
The Chinese government. He is at pres
ont al home on a visit. Mr.. Sites vas
formerly the principal Of one Of the high
schools II this city. IN her VIII Mrs
Lacey appointed Sara n. sites. Ruth
Brown, and Henry D. Gordon as execu-
tors. who gave bond in the sum CT $3.50
Undue Influence Charged.
About a month ago BranGenburg &
Brandehburg, attorneys for John ".
Moore, who resides IN Kansas and is a
brother Of Mrs. Lacey. the decedent.
hled careat to the viii, alleging that
the same was made under undue infu-
ence- Air. Moore was left but $ IN the
viii The petition fled today by Braden-
burg & BT6denburg alleges that the per
sonal property is being removed beyond
the jurisdiction Of the court to the great
danger Of the caye2tor. Sara II sites.
and Ruth Brown, two Of the executors.
being residents Of the State OF COnnec-
ticut- Il is claimed that the interests of
Mr. Moore are being jeoDardized by per-
hitting the property 10 get beyond t7e
S5jslTiistiteeTen C the e q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Most Able Man Desired.

Not all these residents of the District
are avowed candidates. by any means.
IN the case Of several Of them. their
advocates explain that ''the wish +
father to the thought" and the fitness of
the individual IS most prominently in
mind. District residents generally. in
fact, seem TO hold very firmly to this
view. that the prime requisite. and al
most the only thing to be considered.
should be the candidates ability and
standing IN the community
The suggestion Of drawing fine poIIti-
cal lines. as to whether any candidate
has been known as a Bryan Democrat
or not, is generally frowned upon as
both unnecessary and improper The
sort of Commissioner desired, it was re-
peatedly stated today by leading >citf-
zens interviewed by a Times reporter. Is
a man who knows what Washington
needs and wants and will have the abiI-
ity to I'll the position with credit to
himself and 10 the satisfaction OF Dis
trict taxpayers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
PRESIDENT GOES ON
A PIGNICKING TRIP
Takes RoWboat for a Long
Pull to the Sound.
Mrs. Roosevelt With Him-Postmaster
Payne and Numerous Other Off
ciais Dine at Sagamere Hill.

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 1.-The President
and Mrs. Roosevelt this morning en-
barked in a F5wb0at, and roBed out in
the direction Of the sound The -PresI-
dent carried a lunch basket The in
formation was officially voucnsafed that
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt had
gone On a picnicking expedition. Presi-
dent Roosevelt frequently rows out a
distance CT eight miles into the sound,
Albert H. Washbura, counsel OF the
board CT appraisers; Henry Jameson. Of
indianapolis James E. Leaycraft, mem
Der Of the New York state tax commits
sion, and Dr. Triple, CT New York, call
ed on the President last night.
Porto Rican Affairs.
Gov. William H Hunt and Attorney
General Harlan. OF Porto Rico. were the
guests Of President Roosevelt at IuEch-
cen yesterday. The affairs Of the island
were discussed at considerable length.
The visitors reported most favorable
condition OF Affairs on the island.
Postmaster General Hen.y c. Payne
ana GeOrGe Il SheIdcn, the New YORK
banker. drove to Sycamore Hill. from
Mr.. Sheldon's home in tine for
luncheon
Plans for Visit Revised.
The President has again revised his
plans for the visit TO Gardeners Bay.
With Mrs. Roosevelt he will leave here
late Tuesday night, arriving at-Gardi-
ner's Bay early Wednesday morning. A.
ter inspecting the target practice Of the
gIne-ews Of the Mayfewer, the SyIph
viii return TO Oyster Bay Wednesday al
ternoon-
Miss Alice Roosevelt vas shopping in
New York On Wednesday, aid had not
gene to Newport as previously reported.
She leaves for Newpcrt today
Whitelaw Reid IS expected to visit
Sycamore HfII some time next week.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
FORTY MORE Bodies
TAKEN FROM COLLIERY
Explosion in New South
Wales Worst Ever Known.
SYMPATHY OF LAWMAKERS
Parliament AdjOurns Out of Respect to
Bareaved FamiIies-Believed There
Are Still One Hundred WorEmen En-
tombed in the Mines

SYDNEY, y. S. W, Aug. 1.-Rescuing
parties are hard at work at the Mount
KemLIa colliery at Wollangong, where
II is feared I27 miners lost their lives
by an explosion Of gas yesterday. Thus
fer 81 bodies have been recovered, and
rs ulen and boys have been taken out
alive According to the estimate of the
coIL'erv officials there are still loo men
eat embed, and hoping almost agaiazt
nope, the band Of TescueTs, among them
many of those who were in the niue
when the explosion occurred, but who
were able to get out unhurt. are main
tanning heroic efforts to get at those
still held captive before the succumb
to the mine gases.
Explosion Most Terrific.
The sorrow caused by the loss of life
has spread throughout the colony, and
the New South Wales Parliament today
adjourned out ef sympathy for the be-
reaved families.
The explosion. according to reports
received here, was a terrific one, and
came almost without warning There
were about 275 men at work In the mine
Suddenly there was rumbling sound.
ike the gradual rending Of rock, which
increased until, with a roar, a volume
OF ignited gas rushed through the mine.
setting FIRE 70 portion O it. and belch-
ed from the mouth, burning the build
ings on the outside. How any of those
within the mine escaped With their lives
seems miraculous
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
Dark Horses in the List.

Several of the gentlemen whose names
are mentioned above are spoken of as
receptive" candidates. who. though
they have large personal interests
which would have to be neglected by
accepting an appointment as Commits
sioner. would not refuse to serve 4
called upon by the President. This is
said to be true espe ially Of Mr.. Norris
A Legal Light Before Congress.
Mr. FultoH's name has been circulated
widely among those who know him best.
the members OF the District bar. who
declare that. II he were appointed. the
wants OF the District would be most
eneFgeticaIly and successfully pressed
before Congress. AS there has been
much complaint that the District is not
generously treated BY the solons of Cap
itol Hill. as residents think 1t should be.
this argument is held by Mr.. Fulton g
advocates TO be I most pertinent con
sideratiOn at the present time
Mr.. Vests partlsans are very active
in his behalf, and urge his newspaper
service as having fitted him for obssrv-
ing the needs OF the District and for
faithfully performing the details OF Of
lCl,ufir7,ad On coo.,4 D.
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Confined on Second Page.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
PROCLAMATION.

Mayors Office,
Richmond Va. Nov. %. 1902
THE ANNUAL RETURN OF THANKS
GIVING DAY should remind all good
citlzens OF tnelr dependence on God;
them on their life's journey. and it is
proper that we should bow in humble sub
mission to His allwise providence and
render thanks for His mercies bestowed
upon us. BY virtue of the charter as
Chief Magistrate of the city I hereby
order suspension of all secular duties
Nov. 81, 1902. that being Thanksgiving
Day, SO far as such duties car be sus-
pended without. detriment to the city gov
eminent. RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR,
SIayor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

him every opportunity to make his search.
They told him they had no child with
them under 10 years Of age. Mr. Chan
dler's companion declared that the child
whom he saw with the gypsies. who ans
wercd the lost chjld's description. was
not then with the camp Mr. Chandler
then went to Dendron. where some OF
the gypsies are encampsd. but his inves-
.tigatson there was also useless. and the
disc go :, zee of the girl remains az muah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
ROBINSON ACQUITTED.
No Evidence Against the BIoodaeId
Justice, Accused of Extortion.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November
Especially -Charles Robinson, the ne
gro magistrate of Bloodtield charged
with extortion. was tried in the War
wick County Court to-day and acquitted
there being no evidence to sustain the
accusation.
Beginning December 1st, all of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company's night
passenger and freight steamers on the
river between Richmond and Norfolk will
stop here. This was brought about
by the Chamber OF Comm cree The Clyde
Line steamers will also begin to stop
here at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
TAX NOTICE.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES.
I AM NOW READY TO Rt.tE.is :,
the last half OF the CITY. SCHOOL. arc .,
SEWER TAXES, also the STALE
TAXES for 1862
All persons who have paid the hfs,
half OF the city taxes and VINO pay
other half by December LIST VIII sa .so..
per cent. penalty on that hair anu ~,
cent. penalty on the last half of me et ~,
school. and sewer tax by paying 49,
whole OF the same by December Isl.
Five per cent. Will be added 10 an =. "a ~
State, city. school, and sewer unpa1" ~
j. w. gRONAUGH. JR,
Treasurer City OF Mancnest,vsr,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
AUCTION sALEs-Fu,ur. Ca.


WHEN REAL ESTATE Is soLn No.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEynas
YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO RaTa -
THE VENDOR AND THE yENDEE.
S ALE 81 PUBLIC 1geT1oS ~~.
MILL FACTOR. WITH eI IAaS2S'
M4ACHIMERY. WATER-PoWER
HOUSES E Epe.. OPERATIVES.
AT PETERSBURG. Va '
By virtue Of deed OF trust tror, ~.
Ettrick Manufacturing Company 10 A1sY'
ander Donnan and William Byrd, trn..
Clerks office OF the County Con -. ing
Chesterfield county. Va. and in pi,r srs Ok
Ct decree Of the Hastings Court Of .Sa
Gity S 2. p s IN the suit OF Geor;v;,
company. etc. entered on Octobar n 1c.Ss
the Undersigned commissioners and 80
tees Nv VIII a,s efser for sale BY public auction
west Tabb street In the city O, pe,o.,a
burg. Va. at 1 P. NJ. on eFs-
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1912
as a Whole, all of the property OF ,bs
Ettrica Manufacturing Company, t tas
cotton milling buildings. plant, etc ID
the Ettrick Manufacturing Comma, k
situated In the village OF E.ttrick In fs.ss
f Pa1axh; county Va opposite the city Of
The land consists OF tract OF .sS5.T6s
acres, In and near. the village of E{tryct
with the large mill buildings and DIant
for the manufacturing or cotton the rsrng'
together with valuable water-powar re-.
longing thereto. and numerous small
dWeil1ns-houses upon the said land 70
fixtures, and machinery belonging to sa ,iti
Ettrick Manufacturing Company. and al,
the advantages. rights. ways. watsr.
powers. privileges, tenements. and appur-
the said property.
Plat of the real estate may be seen al
the office of the auctioneer. Inspaction%
r fas 4sopef oge is third Iavaesa q, tho
money IS to be paid IN cash; the resi-.
due in three equal parts. with per cent.
interest interest added. payabs. in s. u. and j;
table notes are to be given for the ds.
ferred payments. and said notes ara ~
be secured by deed OF trust upon tn,
property pr sold, to be given by the pure
fullest way for the protection OF saia
notes by the maintenance OF tgI ipg,.
rance upon the property sold, and to pro,
ton of the machinery. buildings, ana
plant until all OF the said notes haTs
been fully paid. the purchaser to have
in cash at the time of sale. in which
case no deed Of trust would be rsouIraf
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
W. ERYDON TENANT
Substituted Trustees and Commissioners
T. Pannills Sons, Auctioneers.
In the Clerk. ! office OF the Hu,t,,x,
Court Of the city OF Petersburg TIA
Sth day Of November. 1902:
George E. Fisher. Plaintiff.
VS..
Ettrick Manufacturing Co.. Defendants.
In Chancery
I, Clerk of the said court. do certify
that the bond required by the decree,
entered In the above styled cause On ths
18th day Of October. 1902, has been exc.
cuted by Alexander Hamilton and W.
Brydon Tenant, trustees, with security
no i1-tds-in Ro. GILLIAN, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
Re,noral Sale.

We shall vacate our present premises
the first day Of January. Our future To-
cation we will announce later In the
meantime. we wish to dispose Of every
dollars worth OF goods now in stock.
Prices on Winter Underwear-of fine
quality-for men. are reduced about half.
ColursA Shirts, hoo kind, cut to Toe. and
sec., according to styles.
suits made to order. Imported and do
nestle cloths, best triuanainS and styles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

In part execution of a certain deed Of
trust, dated September Is. 1897, and re.
corded in Richmond Chancery Court in
D. B. ISL 3D." page 277. / will sell oy
public auction, on the premises. respec-
lively. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER l. 1902.
at 4:3O o'clock P. NJ. an UNDIVIDED
ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN a LOT.
fronting 44xl12 11-12 feet at the rortheas.
corner of Seventeenth and Buchanan
streets, and like interest in LOT.
fronting ITO by about 1893 feet on sns
north side OF Richard street. hetWee1
Seventeenth and Buchanan streets
These are good Building Lots. and ara
worthy OF the attention OF investors
TERMS: Cash. sufficient TO pay tha
cost Of executing the trust, taxes TO Las
day Of sale, and to discharge the balance
due on the debt of s423l9. as OF Octope'
2, 1862, and the residue In two equal ~
stalments at one and two years for notes,
with interest added and secured by 2
deed OF trust on the property: or 81
cash at the option of the purchaSer:
r 3. BOWIE,
no 2S-tds Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

DAUGHTERS AND SONS OF Christ
THANKsGIVING sUPPER in the lee
ture-room. for the benefit of the poor.
Supper served from { to P. NJ. A
delightful program has beer. prepared
and pleasant time is promised to all
who attend. Tickets 25c. no26-1t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
GOVERNORS THANKSGIVING.
! Family Reunion Mt tho Executtv,

A Family Reunion mt the Executive
Mansion.
Governor and Mrs. Montague have just
returned from New York, and. together
with Mrs. Montague's mother and her ten
ch;ldren-fve girls and five boys-the fam
lily will eat their Thanksgiving dinner at
the Mansion to-day. Mrs. ]. c. Hoskins
the mother of Mrs. Montague. is of King
and Queen county. The day will be
marked as that of a family reunion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
LITTLE LULA STILL MISSING.
A Fruitles. Search Among Gyp.ie

A Fruitless Search Among Gypsies
for the Dinvviddie Girl.
PETERSBURG, VA. November 2e-
(speciaL)-M Edward Chandler. Of Din
widdie. returned from Suffolk tonight
disappointed in the search for his niece.
little Lula Joyner. the missing girl from
Church Road He had been informed that
a girl answering Eula's description was
with the gypsiea near Suffolk, and In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
FOR SALE.

RARE COLLECTION OF OLD FURNI-
TuRE, embracing Mahogany Dining
Tables. Sweli-Front Desks and Side
boards. ClawFoot Sofas, Hall Clock.
Corner Presses. Brass Andirons. Fen
ders etc. Everything original and no
goods done up. 1017 Semmcs street Man
chester, Va. no 27-1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The owners of the building we now
occupy having given notice to vacate,
for the purpose of rebuilding, January
I, 1903, we have leased the handsome
store, No. 81o E. MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS, where we will remove our
UNION TICKET, PULLMAN and
BAGGAGE TRANSFER OFFICE about
December goth, with increased facilities
for handling the business.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
S. H. BOWMAN, General Manager.
Both phones IS. no 4-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
For SALE.

NEAR SPRINGWOOD, VA. MY SAW
MILL. PLANT. complete with mules and
horses. Is horsepower Farquhar Engine
pacity 1000 feet per day. address r
SANDERSON. Ashby. Va. or call and
see the mill at work. no 27-3t-