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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
I'd DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
Denial That the Wise Faction is Dead
VIII Nominate Candidate.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
NORFOLK. VA. September IFS. 3.
Carney's interview has stirred some OPP
position. One of the Office eeekeTs still
allied to the Wise faction of the Repub
!ican party objects to Mr.. Carneys
statement that there is no division in
Tho Republican ranks Referring to that
contention g shrewd Republican politician
saNs with emphasis: There will be
candidate for Congress nominated at
Newport News. October 9TH. who will be
the recognized candidate of the State
ana the National Committees. He will
DE the party candidate. and there will be
TO ether Republican party and no other
recognized candidates. except as decided
by that district convention The Wise
PARTY which was the Lamb party seems
to be dead except for the sole represent
atty. of Colonel W. r. waddy IN the
postoffice. Even Colonel Waddy went to
tho State convention at Roanoke, not as
q delegate but he recognized it by being
there. Mr.. Carney could not go. because
Colonel Waddy went. That convention
controls the district convention here and
recognizes Harry X. Walcott as its chair
laan, SO that the Wise faction has no
existence.
Al,ah II. Martin. OF the county. and
George Bowden. of the District Commit
tee. are in harmony. and S. b. Carney.
chairman of the Wise faction. having
practically abandoned his Office there is
NJ nucleus about which to construct
faction IN DIGESTION TO the Bowdea fac
tlon. stu tn.zre is some opposition and
Mr. Carney's interview has excited it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
NO GENERAL REVISION
Connecticut Republicans Argue for Ace
ton by Republican Congress.
- lI3y Assnciat ted PreSS

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept T-Abram
Chamberlain was to-day nominated by
the Connecticut Republican Convention
as a candidate for Governor. Resolu-
tons endorsing the administration of
President Roosevelt and favoring his
nomination in 1901 We're adopted The
platform favors State and national reg
I'VE oppose a general revision Of the
tariff at this time as both inopportune
and unnecessary. If, in any schedule
import duties are found that have been
notoriouSy perverted from their true
purpose to the inordinate enrichment of
corporations. monopolistic in fact or In
tendency, we look to a Republican Con-
gress to apply, in its wisdom the needed
corrective without impairing the principle
Of protection"
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which there YES REGISTRATION. But one Of

which there was resistra ton. But one OF
the names is that Of q negro. Two pre-
scented themselves and one was rejected.
being unable to tell what was meant by
equal rights before the law" In this
ward there will be registration every
Thursday until October 10. Registration in
other wards will be held on various and
desultory days:
The first two men who attempted to
register to-day in Hampton were negroes,
and both Were refused. One of them was
n political leader among his people. and
was placed on the eligible list for selec-
ton as q mail carrier This negro ex-
planned that the General Assembly was a
place for religious worship. and could
not tell what was meant by "the day
preceding election
The ignorance of the other negro was
almost equally astonishing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
IN.LOUDOUN COUNTY
The Work Of Registration is Proceeding
Very Slowly

fSrectal 1)lSDatcn 10 ne li1neS)
I.EESBURG. VA, September 17.-Reg-
ist,;,tion i'll Leesburg District is going
on Very slowly. The board, composed Of
G. = Daley. secretary, and William
Gaines. chairman, and George Dove, was
IL, session for the first time on Saturday.
thu 18th But few registered-siXty-five
whites and seven negroes. The board
arar sat on Monday. the 18th; only
twenty-five whites registered, and but
seven negroes We're found qualified. No
whites were disqualified. but several ne
Erocs We're turned down on both days.
OF the fourteen negroes registered thus
far. two We're accepted under the under
standing clause. one because of his being
n soldier, and the others by reason of
property qualifications. There seems to
be much Indifference toward registering
on the part of whites and blacks Local
leaders of both parties are urging the
necessity of candidates presenting them
selves. The other district boards of the
county began session on Monday The
Lceshurg board will sit again on Wed
rcsday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
CHATHAM TEACHERS
No Jury Summoned for the First Time
in Many Years.
(Spccia1 DIspatch to The

Especial Dispatch to The TimeS1
CHATHAM. VA, Sept. 1.-THE Chat
ham District School Board Friday ap-
pointed the following teachers: Chatham
f. B. Watson. Jr. principal: Misses Re
becca Tredway, Stella Barr and Mamie
Johnson. assistants. Elba. Jane. "
Chalmers, principal: Miss Bette Moore
assistant Arlington. Miss Kate Cabell
principal: Miss Lizzie Williams. assistant
Piedmont. Miss Lula Crews, principals
Miss Della Williams. assistant Williams
Miss Josie Allen; Concord, Miss Louise
Luke; Veal. Miss Annie Riddle: Oak
Grove, Miss Annie B. Adams: Tight
snueeze. Miss Isla Ras.dalc: Green Bay.
Miss Myrtle Cooke: Galveston. Miss Mary
3. Moon: Piney Grove Miss Rena Shields.
Ray. Miss Fannie Fitzgerald: Mill Creek.
Miss Lily Lewis: Hodnetts Miss Maggie
Hodges: Wayside. Miss Sue Taylor: Cit
max. Miss Tod Shelton: JThitethorn. Miss
Maud Dyer: Ultramont Miss Julia Ball:
Noutain Wow. Miss Ada Carter
Colored-Dry Fork. >Narv Lewis: Spring
Garden Chloe Smith: Zephyr Felix Tuck
er: Antioch. Ro. Honkin=: Sheva. Rich
ard Clark: Pigs Mill Catherine saun-
ders: Pold Strings. Morgan Banks:
Crews Flora Haslsirs: Fair View, Isaac
II. Smith.
The chicken coon OF Totelia Wood was
visited on Sunday ni-1t and Twenty-Five
chickens stolen amounting to S.
At a recent meeting of the Board of
Directors OF Chatham Savings Bank SEN
ator .Iosenh Whitehead was elected pres
ident to fill the vacancy occasionc; by the
deetl, Of Mr.. ]. R Whitehead
Very little business WIS On docket for
the present term of County Court nj it
is the first ti1,c In cutie number of
years that no Jurors were summoned
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fspeciat Dispatch to The Timeso

(SpeciaJ Dis2ateh 70 Nc / IEI4s:..'
Wli<i.E4talSbt re. w. Sept me ne
lsSfb of Mrs. Amanda Caskie. Mrs.
fasEie vas taken from Williamsburg
last Saturday to ST. LUke's Hospital.
Rlehmond. Va. where she died last night
rom blood poisoning. Mrs. Casisie's
lo,,rtf+tor vas very serious when she was
reoved 70 Richmond and her many
frlerrs ,ltd not expect much 10 see her re-
e,.rn The exact time Of the funeral ia
no. known here but it IS reported that
the intarment will be in Ne" ORR. on
~ arrtvaI OF her son. who sailed from
q 1..nhrr To-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Jeanette Austin

Mrs. Jeanette Austin. the widow OF
James Fl. Austin, died at half
past four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing at No. 337 South Laurel Street,
in the nincty-seventh year OF her age,
her Einetysixth birthday having been
celebrated the eth of last May.
Mrs. Austin was a native of Cumber-
land county, Va. but removed 70 Rich
mond about twenty years Ago. and has
lived here since. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. T. NJ. Spears and Miss
EGgenia Austin, and by number OF
grandchildren and great-gra ndchi!dren.
Her funeral service will be conducted at
80 this afternoon by the Rev
Mr.. Johnson. the pastor Of Laurel-Street
Methodist Church.
Mrs Austin had been consistent
church member since her young woman
hood. She had enjoyed perfect health
until last May. when she had spell OF
illness, from which she only partially re-
covered. never being able to walk after
wards Her mind was entirely clear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Thomas Dixon Coming.

a great amount of interest is already
manifested in the coming of Rev.
Thomas Dixon. author of the Leopard
Spots. who will open the Young Mems
Christian Association entertainment
course Monday. October 10Th. Season
tickets are now on sale. and orders are
being received daily. The sale of sea-
son tickets will be limited to 800
The course is exceedingly attractive
and the association is to be congratulated
on the personnel Of the attractions to be
presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
ut tic theatres

o--S-~0---~-~~---~-~-~ ~~>-o~"~0-~~--~--~N~
The next attraction at the Academy
will be ON the. Quiet which will be
the attra ction for next Saturday for two
performances. The play is considered
one of Willie Golfers best pieces, and
has a phenomenal record of success. Last
year it ran at the Madison Square
Theatre, New York, for six months 10
crowded and enthusiastic audiences.
Thomas w. Ross is the star of the ag-
gregation. which is practically the same
as was seen last year. The company
carries all its own scenery and proper
ties. and the production will be complete
In its every detail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

as well as In the district is partially ac-
counted for by the fact that there has
been about IS voters cut or from this
precinct and district and made a new
precinct and q part OF the Wilson district.
There were about go colored voters regis
tered at this precinct, and out Of II that
applied2 were allowed to register
Only two white voters were turned
down. It Is estimated that throughout the
county about fve-sixths OF the negro
vote will be eliminated. There were about
ITO registered in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
THE RETAIL GROCERS
They Organize an Association in Dan
vile and Elect temporary Officers.

DANYILLE. VA, Sept. 1.-THE or
ganization OF the retail grocers of this
city was perfected tonight and temper
airy officers elected. Mr.. E. A. Stevens
of Chicago. the national organizer of the
National Association, and Mr. George J.
Williams. the deputy organizer. were
both present and addressed the meeting
Mr.. w. a. Norman was made temper
airy chairman and Mr.. James w. Carter
temporary secretary. A committee was
appointed to solicit additional members.
after which the meeting adjourned to
permanent officers will be elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Funeral Services.

The funeral of Mr.. Joseph, Neisz, who
died Tuesday morning at the home OF
his brother. No. 72t West Clay Street
took place at $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon from Grace Street Baptist Church.
The funeral OF Mr.. Robert F. Barnett,
who died Monday at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Ganzert. took place
Tuesday afternoon from Chamberlain
Avenue Church.
The funeral of Mrs Mary R. Pitt was
held Monday afternoon from Union Sta
ton Methodist Church, and the interment
was made in OaSwnoi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
CHINOUAPlN PICNIC
The Southside Virginian Name of New
Paper
fspecial Disn.tch to Tho Tine,.)

Especial Diso-tch to Tho TineS.)
NEST APPOMATTON. VA, September
17--Nfe= Ella Crutchfed. OF Richmond,
Va. daughter of Justice John Crutch-
f.lG, is on q visit to Miss Vara w. Burke.
Yesterday a number Of The young peonle
had a merry chinquapin picnic. and Miss
Ella CrutcEEsld was ons of the party
The Office of the proposed new paper
soon to be started in this village Is about
completed. TIE new paper is TO h.
known as The Southside Virsfnian, and
Judge D. a. Christian IS to be the editor
Miss Irhy has Just left for Blackstone.
where she will attend school this session
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George Campbell.


fsrscgff Dispatch 70 The T'nes.,
LEEsBCECs. VA. Sept. 1f.-Mr. George
f,anTrbs.lI a gallant Confederate soldier.
y.ro after twenty-five years of invalid
len, d!ed on Sunday at his home three
miles from this city. was buried here
Monday in Union Cemetery. He Leaves
!. widow. one son and three daughters.
Mrs Cooksey and Misses Matte and
sIoIlie Campbell. He was buried from st.
james Episcopal Church, of which he
was a member, by his pastor, Rev. e.
6 Kinks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
IN GRAYs ON
FivesSixths of the Negro Vote Will Be
Eliminated.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tilnes.)
INDEPENDENCE, VA. Sept. 1.-THE
Registration Board for the Elk Creek
district in this county has completed its
work. There was former registration of
about 100 and the present registration
is 9l7. or q falling off of about % per
cent.
At Independence precinct there was a
former registration of about 500, while
only A05 registered under the new Con-
stitution. The falling off at the precinct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
REAL ESTAT TO GO
LIKE HOT CAKES
Money Made in Stocks to Be Put
in Realty in the City.
GAYTON MINES TO BE SOLD.
Sale of This Valuable Property Ex~
pected October I7,i-Demand tor
Propertyin Lee District Contin-
ues, but Houses Are Close.
GAYTON MINES TO BE SOLD

Real estate men Of Richmond expect
property to be more active this fall than
for many months This is believed to De
due in a large measure to the hign price
of stocks Thousands OF dollars nave
been made this summer by Richmond
people by buying and judicously selling
stocks, but now they are very high and
are not expected to go up much more.
So the people are taking their money out,
and are looking about for some safe IN
vestment for it, The real estate men be-
lieve that real property ~ill be selected
for investment, as its safety and perma-
nent value are undoubted Already prop
erty is being sold daily. and the prices
are good. The demand for houses con-
tinues. A real estate agent who has one
of the longest lists OF tenants here, said
Yesterday afternoon that rents were never
so easy to collect. and not in his expert
ence were there so few losses from tardy
and absconding tenants. These facts add
to the attractiveness OF real estate as an
investment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Marion Schools.

tSpecal Dispatch to The T.r,az.l
MARION, VA. Sept. 1.-THE Mar
ion Female College opened last week
with more students in attendance than
usdai and with every prospect OF q fine
scsson.
The town public school has the largest
attendance in it's history and Marion
Claims that no Virginia town has a better
school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
RIarrhe Sarnes.

tspecial Dispatch TO The Tirnes.l
R0YEINS VA. Sept. f1.-Blanche.
younger daughter Of Mr.. j. T. Barnes.
a prominent farmer OF this county, died
YESTERDAY after a sickness OF three
months She was twelve years old. ard
was bright and amiable child Fhe
funeral and interrnent will be this after
noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Mrs. Julia A. Lehber-

Mrs Julia A. Leber died & % o CLOCK
Yesterday morning at the residence Of her
daushter. Mrs T. 4. French. No 122f
Dance Street. in the saventytIird year
OF her age She was the widow of Cha r!es
II Leher She leaves SIX sons and tyvo
daughters. They are Messrs. C. r. b Y.
w E., s. c. }. H., and L. W, ard Mrs
L. 8. Gibbons and Mrs. F. A. French
The funeral Will take place from Ran
delphi Street Church at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
In Appomattox.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
W1LDWAY, VA, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing Is the result of two days work of the
board Of registration for Stonewall dis
trlct at AGu precinct, Appomattox
county:
White vote registered, 20; old white
registration, 96; colored vote registered,
4; old colored registration, 76.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
CALL IS ISSUED
MIR. E!lyson to Meet the State Commit
tee Here.

tee Here.
Chairman ]. Taylor Ellyson last night
issued call for a joint meeting OF the
Democratic State Central and Executive
Committees TO be held a Aiurphy's Hotel
in this city on next Tuesday night a. s
o'clock.
The bodies are called together % man
out plans for the fall campaign and TO
take some incidental action relating 10
the registration which is now in progress
in the State. Mr.. j. c. Hawkins will
in all likelihood be named again for
secretary of the committee.
a large attendance of both the Exc
cutive and State Central Committees is
expected, and much OF the time will be
devoted to going over the field to see
how the land lays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
NELSON COUNTY
Eighty-flve Per Gent. White and No
Colored Votes,

Especial Dispatch - The Ttmes.)
/ BUFFALO RIDGE SPRINGS. VA.
Sept. lT.-Reeistration closed at Buffalo
Ridge Springs precinct. Lovingston Dis
trict. to-day. John L. Snced, T. 3. NJ
Perkins and c. J. Cabell registrars
Eighty per cent. of the white voters were
registered, but no colored voters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

however and when her end came she
passed from life to death without a
struggle. Until two years ago she was
able to do fine needle work and only
yesterday conversed cheerfully with
members of her family at her bedside.
Few persons have lived more useful
or womanly life, or attained to hap
mir oil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Dunaway-Eix.

t.samII aEL o, uo,udsIu 1rIosds)
LEXINGTON, VA. Sept 17.-John Nes-
ley Dunaway and Miss Emma Jane Fix,
daughter of Mrs. Lucy J. Fix. all OF
Brownsburg, were married here yesterday
at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. ]. H.
Light officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
DEATHS.
CARTE:

suddenly Wednesday.
at s o'clock p NJ. ut the residence OF
his parents. A. E, and VI a, Carter. No
1916 Floyd Avenue. EDWARD JULIAN.
Funeral viii take place from Vest
End Christian Church, on Morris Street
'fS CC-lGrcday) AFTERNOON At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Ar. John S. vN,itar

MI. John S. Walters died suddenly at
$50 o'clock yesterday morning at his
residence, No. 5l4 Reservoir street in the
fortyninth year OF his age. The funera!
will take place from the residence at /
O'CLOCK this afternoon. Interment Will be
in River View Cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
ON THE PENINSULA
Newport News

Negroes Rejected in Newport News
and Hampton Show Dense ignorance.
fSnccisl nisnntch To The Times,
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept 1.-THE
first day of registration in this city re-
suited in putting forty names on the books
in the Third Ward-the only ward in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. AT RICH
NOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEP
TENDER 15 1862:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
Military IcsDecticn.

Especial D;sratch to The Times)
ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 1.-THE xniii-
tary companies Of the city-thc light
Infantry and Blues--were inspected TO
night.
Next Sunday Pastor I. S. Boyles. of
RandolphrStreet. will exchange pu!pits
with Rev. II. T. Louthan OF Villains
burg. At night Mr.. Bolyes will take for
his subject Does God Answer Prayer?''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

Mr.. Frank L. Hood. Of Washington. D.
c.. is registered at Nurpay's. Mr. Hood
is representing Buffalo. n. y, firm. and
is an old Associated Press man of the
Capital City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
ROANOKE CITY

ored Voter Applied.
Especial Dispatch to The Titnes.)
ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 17.-At the close
Of the third day Of registration 455 voters
have registered. OF this number IL are
colored. In the Third Ward, which had
large negro VOTE only negroes have
registered In the First, Fourth and Sec
ond no negroes have applied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

State of Virginia city of Richmond-ss.
l. John NJ Miller, Jr.. cashier of tbs
above-named bank do solsnnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
JOHN II. MILLER. J... Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th dav OF September 1902.
j. W. BURRESs, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
\ H CHRISTIAN. Jr.,
ISRAEL STEIN,
D. 0. DAVIS,
Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
ut tie 5zoiols.

Colonel Joseph Button, of AppomattoS,
is registered at MurphE's. Colonel Button
is secretary of the Virginia Debt Com
mission. which meets here at the Jeffer-
son tomorrow, and it is in this capacity
that he comes to the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
.rre Amanda Caskie.

the college church and the body Will be
laid TO rest in the college cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
REGISTERED at the hotels last night were:

REGISTERED at the hotels last night We're:
exineton-Eugene Matthews ard wife,
Glasgow, Va; ]. T. Paulett, charlotte
county: J. o. Farmer. Wilson, N G; =.
w Gooch. LynchhurS: l.. D. Mooreneia'
Danvil,e: G. A. Dunlop. Virginia: ]. S.
Hartseu. Concord, N c.: J. W. Gibson,
Danvilfe: George W. Butts. Nansemond;
r. C. Atkins, South Boston.
M,,rphv's-C B. Maddux. Virginia: r..
r Harry. Claremont: J. T. Moore. Viz
gini1; Joseph Button. AppomattoX
New Fords-T. S. Lennon and wife.
Hampton; II. Z, Mimms. Virginia; An
drew Sledd, Norfolk: n. T. Walthall.
Broollneal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

Property in the Lee District continues
in active demand But one kick has been
registered against this section It is that
the houses are being built too close to-
Fether. Many lovers of the beautiful in
lardscaue hoped that no lots would be
sold Of less size than forty feet front.
and that the residences would be erected
in the center. This would give an OPEN
ness about the appearance of the dis
trict that would be very pleasing to the
eye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

Liabilities other than those
above stated: Reserve inter-
est account for all ins:resl
accrued to August l. 1907. 1867 50
Total sl.5So. So 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

On "Wednesday. October 18th next. at
Gavton. one of the largest and most no
table sales of real estate known around
Richmond for some time is expected to
Re made This is the diSnosal OF the
Gavton coal n,iroe. twelve miles we-t of
Richmond. IN Fenriro and coochla,7d
counties. This r~onortv i 70 be offered
for sale ~ the date ~i-en shows i, DIR
cua0ce % t> Too..o-e or tho Circuit
Court If tho United States l,v the special
co~,ro; ssio-e~= NTa.S-e Char1-~ r O'F~r-
rail- r W Watkins T. a S'enhnrd a.,d
soh-r 4 r.a-~rh rho +ra # 90 reaf estate
IS Approximately 5000 acres in size It IS
The pro,a~t- % tho Richmond Coal Min
ir~ and Manufa cturirr Co-,nanv Tho
71lit was h-oro'l1t against this COMPANY
60 -~--;I7-~- ~ :
rnrinee nnd ~ cl1i-nrv Of all o'rir~
'-ir1s VIII he offaro1 and 20 ~',ares of
i',o 81 oitc1 -too'- 81 THO TI1c1,A hoe ard
ro-,ee 7i--o- Pa:1road ro-,r,->-- ill ~
oee-~n1 Tho mines gro located on thie
,,o-a. which connects with the Jamer
Division of TIE Chnso>aa,5e 80
Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18

Plans are now being drawn for the
fats. Offices and stores 10 be erected at
Fifth and Main Streets Mr.. J. Thorn son
Brown said Yesterday that he thoue11t
ground would be broken in the next few
7nv= nd tho o--nere - r-o~o".--
wanted to get it on the market as soon
as possible, the work would be rushed
during the winter to completion.