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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-01
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-FIne 5-Toom cottage near TenIEy-
town, d. C; large lot, large stable bath, hot
and cold water nearly new; reduced fer FIVE
days from *. 500 down to s. 600; ore car fare.
See 1t today tomorrow may be too Iage. T.
) GILES. rs 18th st. NV. Tn29-3
FOR SALE-House and lot in Brookiand; good
repair; clear title; near cars. OWNER, so +
81. ne m29-9
FOR SALE-New 7-room cottage, Swiss archi-
lecture. high ceilings, coH-nodi0Us porch. ?
large lots. lawn, hedge fence, handsome trees
block steam and electric cars and center Of
HyattsyiElc-priCe Sl.70J; 500 down balance
monthly. J. G ROGERS, owner, SIS Indiana
ave. or Hvattsville- esq
FOR sALE-siz-room house, SO monthly pay
ments. E. " PIERCE, Vienna, Va. jsI7-S0t
FOR SALE-Four fne 5 and IO-rocE houses at
Bcrwyn, Nd. from LOO 70 $500 each: large
grounds, fruit, shade. good water; also villa
sites and lots AT l cent per foot, VIII be sold
Ia close an estate on monthly payments; steam
and electric railway. JOHN J. KLEiEER &
CO.. 81 ST. NV. OF BeTwyn. Nd leI3-tf
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

X ANTED-By frst-class barber, situation.
BOX 20, this Office. el
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, SIS up; house painting,
lowest prices; roof painting, Zoe per square.
CARLISLE BROS, 100 9th 81. ne Phone,
East 255 D. nzy-5
FEW DAYS MORE-Rooms papcred. $50 up
Hunt, &C. g s.. nv. mz.-I
NOLTE. ga eth st. NV. is constantly TeceiF-
ing the latest and nlost attractive designs n
Wall Papers, and papers rooms from S2-U0 up.
Cau and Investigate t0T yourself and be con
yipced. ul4Gf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By q good, experienced cook, place
IN q boarding house or cafe ziaS u 81. IN. e.
WANTED-By colored woman, place for gen
eral holsewoTk in small family 500 % 81
sW 1
wANTED-Sevinr: viii sew S hours for z5c
CAV Address BOX 2Is, this Office. nj
wANTFp-Bv coIored woman place to DO
general nousevCrk. 1903 Vermont ave mi
wANTFD-Plaee to clean or do general house
work OF laundry work 1605 i 81 NV nj
WANTED-Hy colored girl, Il years old,
place as nurse. 100 Vermont ave M
WANTED-Bv reliable white girl, place as
nurse or light housevoTk; viii moi leave city.
address BOX 10 this Office m9e2
WANTED-By cooking school graduate, posi-
t7rn fur the simmer ID hotel or boarding house
or ~ hoJzekeepcI for private family address
BOX is. this Office e-s-S
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WANTED-HoRSEs TO PASTURE.

WANTED-Horses 10 pasture at $50 PEI
month; fine low land; plenty shade sud water
in every pasture L. DANIELS. SGwyn, Nd.
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Th--csh trains from the South arrive WASH
ingtoR 6-zs a m, 6752 a. ~ 80 4 n. S:iS
a. IT. $500 p. n, G:l5 p m, aad y:S9 P N
daily. local trains from Harrisotburg, Ii:S,
a. m week days and g:4o P. m daily. From
Charlottesville. SIS g. 70. and $40 P II
daily
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TRArSs a. RLuFNoNr BRANCH.

Leave Washington week days $40 a. NJ.
l-05 p. n, 4;55 p. m, 4:49 p. m, aud e-Z9
P n. Latter to Leesbarg only. SUNDAY ;
s=2z. e:0I and $40 a. m. and 6-25 p n for
BlueI5eut
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

cling sales1uen and saIesladies for District Of
Columbia. Virginia, Maryland and Pennsy lvania;
pictures. mirrors and books on iustailments-
DlNSHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY, gu tn
e. nv esq
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WANTED-By q good, experienced cook, plaS
IN a boarding house or cafe zi55 II 81. uT. {
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD.

WASTED-C0untry board Tor gentleman. 7i3e
and baby n Virginia. address with partiCu-
IaiS Rev J W SMITH, Frazer, Va mig
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FOR sALE-CoTTAGEs.

FOR SAIE-Six-room cottage in Brightwood
Park. Corner Trh and Des Moinss SIS mz6-T
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wAETED-BoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A good business horse 10 use for two
OF three months for keeping. best Of care and
trork Win security. Z. A FLETCHER, 90 II
st NV q
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FOUND.

FOUND-The best place where I can buy an
American watch solid OF gold filed, ladies
or gents Isl q week.. J. DRUKKER, 1901
corner Pa. ave. and 18th ST.. upstairs. n2g4
FOJND-A Daughters Of Revolution pin Ad-
dress ". D. KING, I52 Jackson St, AHacostia.
FOUND-Only at Wilkins, 924 9th St, pound,
marble and fruit cake. pounds for . cents;
pounds cake for % cents e25-6
FOUAD-The only place to get delicious
ice cream and cake, and loans saucers and
SPOONS. WILKINS. g24 9Th st. e25-6
FOUND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream
factory in America delicious chocolates va
uilIa and strawberry ice cream; made from
the frldt, not the acid; 9Oc per gallon Also
Iacey's special, zoe per gallon. Office, COZ New
York Ave Phone Main s33 de1O-tf
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WANTED-By Colored woman q place 20
general nousevorz. 1909 Vermont ave
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II ASTED-By colored boy, place IN grocery,
confectionery CT drive delivery wagon. = o
81. el
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-No. 1929 II st ne, 6 large rooms.
alCove; good repair 5000 Iuoatl; telephone
1915 VIII send key. c. c. WARING, IIl4
G st. NV e50-S
FOR SALE-SICG cash. SIS monthly, wiIl buy
Northwest, new Groom, reception HAN. bay
window brick Price only $3.50. Rented for
e8o-s c, c. wARrSC. l114 St NV.
FOR SALE-s2og cash. balance SIS monthly;
large rooms, N st. ne. near North Capitol
Price $3.50. Rent SO Why reut2
cog c. C. WAR=NG, 1914 c st. NV
FOR sALE-slgo cash, balance SIS monthly.
buys nice 7-room bay window brick on 18th
St NV. near l. Price. $3.50. Rented 5000.
Why rcnt2
eos c. c. wARING. 11If C St nv.
FOR sALE-SlCo OF 500 cash. balance from So
monthly upward, places you in possession oi
good brick house, with bath, In nice North
west and Northeast sections. Why rent2 Call
for list
eos c. c. WAXING, II14 C s.. NIX.
FOR SAILED Z ST. NV beautifully decor
ated: perfect repair; open daily; look at it, II
large light rooms; splendid home for business
man; VIII exchange for suburban home OF
smaller house in coed section Apply go
ct. nv. c3D-3
FOR SALE-A nice 5-roou brick; nice lot;
Southeast always rented good neiEb5orh0od;
other bargains {. BOYER & son, 22S 7th
ST. sT- m2g-3
FOR sALE-3I o st. NV frame house; lot Ok
lS5 to $J-ft- alley price 5000 r Il.
MORRISON, 617 2 81. nv. m2s-3
FOR S8LE-H 81 ne, between 9th and 10Th
/ eight rooms and bathroom. stable. basement
store; lot isxs5, to alley; price, -. eco
WI. G. DUNE, 1907 II St ne Jest
FOR RENT-E0USES.
{
/ FOR RENT-140 r 81 ne; rooms and bath;
[ hot water heat: in splendid condition Apply
/ 70 owner, BIC 9Th st. NV. m50-3
! FOR Rents T Sc. NV; new house, contain
/ ing 6 rooms. reception hall. cellar and bzth;
/ handsomely decorated; back porch and large
yard Key at adjoining house. OWNER I57
+ St ne. m29-3
! FOR RENT-8 new and completely furnished
| house at Colonial Beach; good water shade;
! one square from boat; on Irving ave; SO Per
season. address MRS DE LEYSSIN. Colonial
Beach mzs-4
FOR RENT-ss5 St sw: tvo-story eight
room house; newly paPered throughout; rent
5000. Inquire ct 2l42 h 81 NV n2s-3
FOR RENT-444 Q st. nv; six rooms, halls,
gas. range, water, large parking, perfect con
dition. house open, $3.50 m2s-3
FOR EENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE.
FOR RENT-A furnished house to small
family who VIII board oVaer; house 20 min
Utes' ride from Patent Gs5ce without change
Of cars; large grounds fr7it and fine zater.
Address Bon 30. this office eos
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Chainless. new, gents wheel.
send card address BOX 100, this office. m23-S
FOR sALE-Two ladies' bicycles. new tires,
IS and So, BY lady leaving city. L 4th st. Sc.
Uz9-3
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ANTED-SewinE; VIII sew hours for z5c
CAV Address BOX 2Is, this Office. nj
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FOR RENT-EOUSES.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHBD HOUSE.

FOR RENT-A furnished house to small
family who VIII board owner; house 20 min
Utes' ride from Patent GE9ce without change
Of cars; large grounds, fr7.it and fine water
Address Bon 30, this Office eos
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Sixty acres Of uuimproved land
20 miles from Washington on Alexandra and
Fredericksburg r. r. Inquire Of J. NJ SPRING
NAN, SPTingmanI Va, sI5-tu,Ihu,sat-l2
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when we store for
75eg UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
80 10Th 81 nv. HlZ5-S
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WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-We have 8, 500 cash for Investment;
vii buy one OF more houses; send full par
ticUlars- CLARK BROS, 1893 F st. NV eI-3
WANTED-A nice Groom modern brick on
Capitol Hill. northeast OF southeast with Eood
lot VII pay spot cash Send full desGrip-
tiUu 10 c. {. WARING, TIA { ST. NV. IaI-3
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FOR RE-.T-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS.

kGR kE,-s 1-ONE ORIs1SdED RUOMS,
FOR REST-Two unfinished rooms reasonable.
ga 9th s. Sc els
FOR RENTING large. comfortable rooms,
aIc5ve bath; second floor; light housekeeping;
$3.50. 81 St ne els
FOR RENT-TNvo large airy, light unfurnished
rooms bath: no children; cheap to right par
ties; light housekeeping l69 Mass. ave. ne.
els
FOR FFNT-J- unfinished. three rooms, entire
second floor; gas; light housekeeping. 172l |
New Jersey ave. NV mis-
FOR RENTING unfinished rooms. second /
floor; gas and bath 10! 10th St Sc. m1-3
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. 81 per
month 2Is Ist ST. ne mis-
FOR RENT-Three or four unfinished rooms. /
second fo0r in modern house, Tor light house /
keeping 81 Il 81 nv mis-
FOR RENT-Two Iasse unfinished comnuni- |
eating s0Jms Tor Housekeeping. first floor; heat, |
gas. bah: both front. FLAT l, Virginia ave /
and 9Th St sv- mis-
F0I. RENT-C9ol sunny second floor room $3.50
per month. g0o St NV. e30-3
FOR RENT unfinished rooms; rent cheap for
housekeeping. lz2s 9TH st. NV e30-3
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms for light
housekeeping in family Of two; heat, gas and
bath 1850 G ST. ne e90-S
FOR RENT-second floor, two rooms FROM,
housekeeping 100 9th st. NV mS0-3
FOR RENT-gz0 New York ave. NV; two
roou.s Suitable for light housekeeping. mz9-3
FOR RENT unfinished, entire main floor,
four rooms II25 4th ST NV. m292
FOR RENT-T9ree furnished rooms; light
Housekeeping privilege no sign. 725 10th st.
NV. m2g-3
FOR RENT-T,ro second-story front, light
| housekeeping; high and healthy; convenient to
cars: SO. 403 b ST. ne. m29-S
FOR RENT-Flat Of four rooms and bath. 1915
/ 10th St. NV. 1H29-S
/ Fer RENT-g00 u St nv; three front rooms,
/ $40. 3. 81 m2g-8
/ FOR RENT-Three rooms On second floor, in
/ 5ay-window house, near Capitol; cabinet man
! teis- 13s = 81. ne m2g-3
/ FOR RENT-ycry nice connecting par1ors.
/ first floor suitable Tor doctors Office or bust
ness. SOS eth st. nv. 1n2g-9
( FOR RENT-Three large, airy rooms, pleas
autiy situated III OH s. nw. m29-3
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms for light house
/ keeping in q private family; heat, gas and
/ bath s2S ! St NV. Mos
/ FOR RENT unfinished rooms at 1925 sth ST.
NV; pleasant and convenient location. m29-7
ph EEN4 uIHFILsAeQ LaL q IOuE IOOiIlss q
floor. IZZ9 18th 81. NV. e2s-3
FOR RENT-Desirable unfinished rooms, ex-
| ceIieut location: newly papered and painted;
single or en- suite. 1922 Q ST. nv. e2s-3
FOR RENT-Part Of s-room house to desirable
party; terms 10 suit Cal 731 4th st. NV.
mzs-3
FOR RENT-Flve light, airy unfinished
Tooruss every convenience for housekeeping
central; cheap 10 adults. p b st. NV ln25-3
FOR RESs-Three rooms and bath, light
housekeeping. 705 B ST. sw. MISS
FOR RENT Unfinished, three rooms, SO.
2G5 l2th ST NV. m2S3
FOR kENT-TWO unfinished rooms, second
floor, near bath. 995 18th ST. NV. mss
. FOR RENT-Rooms, The Astoria, Sd and G SIS.
/ NV; central location; modern m2I-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-CoIoved dislvashsrs foT hotel; Pom
syIyznia, At Uuca- fare paid DICKS HJIEi
AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave. el-z
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOmS-
WANTED-Ry 2 lady two or three UNFINISHED
rooms for light housekeeping; ID door; Capt.
roI Hill preferred; state price Address BOX
% this Office el-3
WANTED Furnished room by young man CPor-
trait arJist) where be can also do his work;
state price. address BOX 800, this Office. ml-3
WANTED-Fo- tro ADULTS, three unfinished
szls on second floor Of a thrce-srory house
ge5EtI- ibr.lEg. address Z. Z. D., - 81 St. ne
WASTED-Furnishcd room IN quiet locality
for travelling man and wife. address Bon lO5
this Office. u303
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping. with gas OF gasoline. until De
cCmDeT; state price address Bon Is6. this
Office. e2s-3
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W-,ZTED-Seeoud cook. SEQ. broiler- 50; 80
walters. fare paid BURGESS HOTEL AGtNCf,
5a l.rh IS. NV. eL
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WANTED-Ladies 10 learn SHORTHAND and
TYPEwRTTING after Z P n 6 K st. ne
MSS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-01

NANIsD-At once. eEUlrl|1o5l IalIH- Mo-,
none other need apply. DYEENFGRTH OUT
FITTING co I7E 9Th 81 NV ei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

Thursday will be donation day at the
shelter.ng Arms Hospital, and all con-
frihutions of whatever nature, will be
gratefully received by the ladies'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
CLEAR FIELD FOR SCOTT.
Judge wicl<ham N-ithlravrs ax n
Candidate for Tenth Circuit.

The nomination of Mr.. r. Carter Scott
as judge of the Tenth judicial Circuit by
acclama ton when the Democratic legisla-
tive caucus meets next Tuesday evening
for the purpose of filling the prospective
vacancy. is now assured, If there was any
doubt on that score. The action of Judge
r. Ashby Wickham. of Henrico. in with
drawing his name, now fully assures that
result.
Mr.. Scott having been nominated by the
bar of the city Thursday, and having a
ma jority of the caucus pledged to him or
favorable to MS candidacy, he would have
won anyhow. but Judge Wckham would
have received handsome complimentary
vote. The graceful action of the Henrico
judge in Withdrawing his name now,
leaves his friends free to cast their votes
or to give their voice to the acclaim in
naming Mr. Scott.
Judge Wickham addressed his letter
withdrawing his name to the gentlemen
who urged his candidacy, and in the
course Of his communication he pays MIR.
Scott a graceful and deserved tribute that
does credit to the retiring aspirant.
Here is the letter:
To Messrs. E. &. Thomson, T. A. Cary,
J. R. v. Daniel, Addison Maupin, Wal
ter E. Grant and others:
Gentlemen.-1 have no doubt from the
informal ton I have received that the Hon.
r. Carter Scott, of Richmond Va. is the
choice of the members Of the General
Assembly for judge Of the Circuit Court
for the Tenth Judicial District, composed
of the county of Henrico and the city of
Richmond. have as little doubt that the
bar and people Of Henrico would prefer
me for the same position.
This being the state OF the case, yield
to the supe.ic, wisdom of the judse-1nak-
ing body. and must decline any further
contest. And l do this with the greater
willingness. believe Mr.. Scott to ne
eminently qualified for the place both by
his character and attainments.
With such thanks for your friendship rs
l have not adequate words to express, !
am, Very truly yours,
e. ASHBY WICkHAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
Christian Science lecture.

Judge William G. Ewing of Chicago.
will lecture on Christian Science at the
Academy of Music, in this city, tomorrow
Sunday. week. November S0th. at 1
O'Clock F. NJ. The lecture will be free
and the public is invited. Judge Ewing
was formerly judge of the Superior Court
in Chicago. and is one of the most dis
tinSuished Christian Scientists in the
country. He comes here at the invitation
of the local congregation of the faith which
is now completely organized, although 1t
has no house of worship. and holds it's
meetings at the home of Mrs. Alice NJ.
Bernard 1901 Grove avenue. Judge Ewing
spoke here about eighteen months ago
and made a good impression. AS very lit
tie is known in Richmond OF. the Christian
Science doctrines or methods, it is likely
that curiosity will attract large audience
to the Academy to hear both discussed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
EXCURSION TO N.nFoLK:

ThnnksEfv1ng-Dny Foot-Bnll-v. NJ.
I. VS. v. p. I. via A. G. L, ana n. &
w. Railways.
On Thanksgiving November 9th.
the Atlantic-Coast Line and Norfolk and
Western railway will sell round-trip tick
cts to Norfolk at sl.25. Train leaves Rich
mond. Byrd-Street (Union) Station ga
NJ. arriving Norfolk II 20 a. M. Return-
ing. special train will leave Norfolk at
7:5o P. NJ. For tickets and further infor-
nation. apply to w. Steele. ticket agent,
Byrd-Street Station; John E. Wagner
city passenger and ticket agent. Norfolk
and Western railway. S3s east Main street
or C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
S3S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

revised ed edition, prices So. SO
A large lot of copyrighted books;
some 500 titles, are on sale A Sc
lV1
THE NEW CALENDARS AND
B )OKLETS differ from all the previous,
mostly imported from Berlin, because
American artists are laggards in the
art. They are sight III themselves.
Come and look over Gil or
them, &c. to ....... ~
This bookstore bids hearty wei
come to all that wish to look over them.
You may step behind the counters or
any part you wish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
THE EDUCATION BOARD.
DR.. Blackwell PrcSident-Cotti cell
and Amos Fill Vacancic4.

Dr.. Blackwell Prcsident-Cottfc cell
and Amos Fill Vacancies.
The Board of Education of the Virginia
Annual Conference met at the close OF
the conference session and organized for
the coming four years by the election o.
President r. f. Blackwell of Randolph
Macon. as president. and Rev. James
Cannon. Jr.. of Blackstone Institute, as
secretary and treasurer. The board fleu
two vacancies by the election of w. f..
Cottrell, Esq. Of Newport News. and l..
John An1es. Esq, of Churchland.
This board has in large measure the
direction of educational matters in the
Virginia Conference for the next -four
years. and Is heartily in sympathy with
q progressive policy, and will cooperate
with the other educational forces of the
State in aiding in the betterment of the
educa tionai situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
s1.25 TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.

Than1ssivins-Day, Thursday, Nov.
:'th-Via Norfol.S nnd Western R,y
Train leaves Richmond, Byrd-Street
(Union) Depot, A. NJ; Petersburg, 9 333
A. NJ, arriving Norfolk 11::O A. NJ Re
turning, leaves Norfolk ESQ P. NJ. Fast
train: no change of cars. See the great
game of foot-ball-V. NJ. I. VS.. Y. P. lin
Norfolk On that day. For tickets and full
information, apply. TO w. Steele, ticket
agent. depot. or at companys office, S3S
east Main street; John E. Wagner, city
passenger and ticket agent.
c.. H. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
FOOTBALL.

V. NJ. 1. VS. V. P. I. mt Norfolk.
ThnnlSsgivins-Dny, November 27th.
This will be one of the most hotly-con-
tested games in Virginia this season. rs
both teams are playing excellent ball ard
are evenly matched. The round-trip rate
to Norfolk on that day will be s1.5 via
the Norfolk and Western railway. and a
great many friends of both teams In this
city and Petersburg are preparing to go
down to cheer their favorites on to VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Drug Store
For Sale Cheap
Write HARRY E. KERN. Tsustse
Winchester. Va. no 2i-2w
CITY ORDINANCES.

An o ogP 3f!E6S 70 70 RE9urFHE5 r THs
HAVE; a FIRE ALARM BELL 10.
GATED IN EACH HALLWAI o.
EACH FLOOR OF SUCH BUILDlNa,ii;;
AND TO REQUIRE NOTICES 70 81 81.
POSTED AM a RED LiGEs
PLACED INDICATING THE POSI-
TloN OF THE FIRE ESCAPES
approved November H. iS,2l
Be it ordained by the Council % ths
city of Richmond:
l. That the proprietor Of each arG
every hotel or apartment house icca.sss
in the city OF Richmond shall inS.at
and maintain IN good order. in man.
ner satisfactory TO the SupersutendeA.
OF Fire Alarm snG Police Telegraph
fire alarm bel IL. the hallway on saca
floor. connected so as 70 be convent
building. to be sounded in case o. hre oS-
curing. or likely to occur. In said oai.u'
Ing; and 1t shall be the duty OF such pro-
prfetors by printed notices posted ~
each room of such buildings. ard a3sS
at convenient ard suitable places IL sas i
hallway OF such buildings. plainly tnat,
eating the location of fire escapes; ana
and o'clock a. NJ. OF each day te ~
cate and maintain n red light ut the doot,
way or exit to the fire escape on eati
floor OF said building to indicate saSi'
loca ton. -
, Any person violating the provisions
of this ordinance. shall be Naetc e /.
fine OF not less than SIS or more si''"
500.
s. This ordinance shall ee in fosa
ii0 - 'Ass BEN T. AUGUST,
no 1s-5t City CLERK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
colonel IOchtltrce mn.

HOT SPRINGS VA. Nov. 21.-Colonel
Thomas Ochiltree. formerly representative
from Texas. is critically Ill here. and there
Is little hope for his recovery. He had an
attack Of pneumonia about year ago.
This left his heart weak, and he was
further weakened by a cold taken at the
funeral OF John ". Mackay. who was his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The owners Of the building we now
occupy having given notice to vacate,
for the purpose of rebuilding, January
I, 1909, we have leased the handsome
store, No. $40 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 i6. no 4-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED.
81 FOR WHOLE sOL1NG SHOES
lie E-w: I5c. Half Selling Mems Shoes.
soc. Ladies' Shoes. livery pair resti.ch-
ed: no big. ugly sewing around sole like
n orogue. No nct'.. or pegs. Phone
fnewl 1882 (old) la67 VIII send anywhere
'eD' md return promptly.
DREW'S- ELECTRIC POWER SHOE
FACTORY. ZIG east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

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