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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
FRONT ROYAL
HORSE SHOW
a Splendid Crowd and a Sue
Cessful First Day.
tspeclal 10 The Times-plspatch.)

FRONT ROYAL, VA, August 80
day, the first day of the Front Royal
Horse Show, could not have dawncd q
more beautiful day. Tho sun was not very
warm and a delightful breeze stirred all
day. Undoubtedly the largest crowd that
has ever witnessed the races at this place
gathered at the fair grounds. where az
10 o'clock this morning began the most
successful of Front Royals morse SHOWS.
Although the officers of the Horse SHOW.
Association have had a large force OF men
at work on the grounds for the last Two
weeks, they had to work until after oark
Tuesday night to finish the extensive
nreparations which have been made to
nccomm odate the immense crowd In at
tendance.
One hundred feet OF private boxes, forty
hoY-stalls, and handsome judges stand
are among the recent improvements.
Summarizes:
Heavy draught ADMINISTRATIONS first.
Valentine second.
special class-Silver cup given BY MIR.
c. w. Smith, of Warrenton, for best colt
or filly, by his thoroughbred stallion sir
singleton-Linden J. Hall first, Miss
Smith byrd Flctcher) second MI, Doiley
(R. Nj. MarshalD third
Best sucking colt or filly. by Warren
Horse Company's. Percheron stallion. Val
cntine-Bessic (Bilden Updike) first, Mary
(scott Weawcr) second, Valentine &C. +.
Thornton) third.
Best colt or filly by Warren Horse Com
pany's French draught stallion. TAM
bour-Doll first, Col. Jennings second.
Nellie Jacob third.
Horses In harness, 15.2 hands and uh-
der-Bounce (Chas. Mullkin) first. Davis
(E. w. Stnnford) second. Bounce (BurWeN
r. Green) third
park hacks. over 15.2 hands-Blanx
(Roger Bros.) first, Torchllght GAS. y.
Hall, Jr.,) second. Scout Oh. NJ. Duttreio
third.
Thoroughbred Understandable EVIL
dence (Portner Bros.) first. Lillian Rus
sell (Fritts and Dearmond) second, MIC
Limeree (Portner Bros) third
Park hacks; four years and UNDERLYING
| Humbert CIV. L. Richards) first, Ma1o'
B. CIV. j.. Bowles) second, Fauquie'
(Gibson and Grcen) third.
Flat race: GOO yards in heats-Philopenn
| wv. p. King) first, Fire Escape (Rober
BARR second, Lady II, byrd Fletcher
| third.
County horses; single drivers In har
ness-valley "a. l.. Warthen) FIRST Epis
copalian ca. T.. Warthen) second, Tol
Notch e. c, Gatewood) third.
Hunters race: IL miles-Charles O'Mal
lev DANES D. HalD FIRST, Lillian Russell
(Fritts and Dearmond) second. Conflict
ing Evidence Fortner Bros) third
Green hunters-Boxer OK. Fl, Duaney
FIRST, Ivanhoe on, NJ LuttrelD second
Second Choice CA. L. Warthen) third,
stecplechase-1 rs miles-Ji mMace Gas
d. HalD first, Miss Menefee "a. l.
warthem second, Stafford Or. II. Du
laney) third.
Heavy weight hunters-Bachelor Ci II
Dulaney) first, Perfection tJ. T Lindsay
second Mitsa (Wm. Randolph third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
WEST RICHMOND
DIST CONFERENCE
The Reddmission of DR.. James
Duncan to the Confer
enCe opposed.
Especial to rhe Times Dispatch,

I
.. cmEsrE 55 Va. ~ AusWSs West S Rich.
neendo D nay q conference was called
TO order at $50 o'clock this morning COS
the presiding elder hH Rev K p Lump
kin.
a large number Of people, were present
on the first day, and mue an iuiiSl FED
Beaver Dam. Hanover county, county was va the
lected as the place Of meeting OF the
conference next year. ,,oo,s,no com.
mittee Of four. which. BY the nomination ..n.
of the chair were elected as foi lo,sn
Revs. w. w. Lear. J. !: sTss't taiioy ~.
s. Hunter and Porter HARDY, Inc ansa l91Ao and
Ing applicants were recomlnenoeu az"
licensed to preach: NJ.
r. c. Gully, ]. s.. Maxey and u. 8. MOT
rison. 100,
prea cher, was renewed. and he was Tut
Their recommended for deacons oraers
and admission into the annual CONFER
~. H. Jeffreys was recommended TOR
local deacon's ORDERS and elected to the
same. .ra
Rev. j. s. Hunter read report from from
Rev. James A. Duncan. D. D., local
preacher, who also made Application ioI
readmission into the annual conference.
Some objection was made 70 me sa ftnr
In the absence Of pr. duncan anu to-.
noon session, the conference TOOK coz
nizancc of the same. and further post
poned the case until Or. duncan E ~
BY order to visit the conference and rep
Rev. r. N. Mnxcy read the report OF
Committee on Education and MADE snoft
Biackstonc Female College, was intro
duced and made strong appeal for the n.
schools ana colleges,
Rev. B. +. Lipscomb, secretary of Ran
,doIph-Macon College, also addressed the
conference on education as carrleo on
by that Institution.
Mr. e. S. Smith. president Of the BED
Macon Bedford Academy. The report was
Rev. p. B. Price. of the, Presbyteriatn
Church, was introduced and welcomed to
seat in the conference. -.
The, conference then ad3oprneo ipi
Betty at the afternoon session. DeVot1o Pm
services were led by Rev. 8. f. Lips
comb.
were elected to the annual conference:
G, J. Hunt, W. G.. Ivey, R. L. Bailey
and A. ]. Gill, delegates; and r. p;
Bridgforth, j.. r. Maxey ana bufi'e'e
Rev. J. S. Hunter made report as col
porteur. and was heartily er.1orsed. =.
The Committee on q Records 81 made ma 1oe ia1
report ana was auopteu.a al - iiic ay.d
prea cheers in the district were rellcenseo
there being quite number OF them. inc
report on the missionary cause was post
roned for to-morrow,in order to get a
| fuller attendance.
The question of worldliness among mem
| bers Of the church. such as dancing and
theatre-goihg. created much discussion
yesterday. These were recognized as
| breaches Of the discipline of the Metho
dist Church. but no definite counsel was
given to the Young men as to what courss
TO pursue with reference to those OF theli
| flocks who deliberately violate the Ia v
! tian charity were inclined, IN dealing Will
| such.
Rev. DR.. H. E. Johnson preached TO-
| night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
.BucKINdHAn OFFICIAL VOTE
Capt Patteson Carries His County by5a
Nice Majority.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
The result OF the. buckingham primary,
according to official figures. was as fol-
lows: ~. ~,
Patteson's majority. 167. House Of Dele,
gates-Moss, 6ss; Bondurant ~ MOSS
majority. 49, commonwenlth's Attor 1.;y-
80 County Treasurer-Gillam. ISL Ellis,
ss2. cHlliam's majority 225. Commissioner
Of Revenue, District No lI ,ps eSs
No 2,1Camden, sol; Moseley, 3o4: Drake
i3s. Plurality for Camden over. Moselsy,
ls7, and over both competitors %. Sheriff
William Williams had no opposltlon.
passed on quietly. The. plan OF voting py
ballot seems to have given general salts
faction. AS yet the election between rat.
teson and Petit seems to be In doubt, but
the chances seem to favor Patteson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
PATERSON
IS WINNER
Old War Horse Is Nominated
for the Senate.
CARRIED TWO COUNTIES
Charlotte Gives Him Handsome Ma
jorlty-Buckingham Stands by Her
Own ~ Not Thought Official
Count viii Change Result.
CARRIED TWO COUNTIES


There no longer seems to be any
doubt concerning the nomination OF Cap
t,tn corr, pat,eeon 81 buckingham.
o,,ar NJ po,,, pottu =, r,,vanna. for
e.o. 49, -. ~ s,,..,.t oor,no.ed !,
.s a 10 s'e rha r,n,te ana Annomat-
nv 49, az y result ~ ne Urinary Of, Sat.
urday. on,cial and unotficnl returns
tron, Al, the counties in the district show
rantain potteson TO have been chosen
over MIR. Petit by a majority Of 1872.
The majorlties by counties are as fol-
lows.
NV. r,,..o.o,.
for fa.teso.l. ,so
Buckingham .....''' $4,000 .Iy
Charlotte '''''''' ''''''''''''' .. 1856
For Petit:
Fluvanna .......... ........... PA
Annor,ottor ] 100
p Appo''i"' - 314
-
172
There was a persistent rumor anA.t
at night to the effect that Captain Pat
t.son had lost Buckingham and that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
SECRETLY MARRIED TO
PRETTY YOUNG WIDOW
lsncc,o, to The r,mcs-Dl,pntch,1

ROANOKE, VA, August 5.-Mr
Thomas Nj, Blckcrs, telegraph operator
in the Office Of the general superintendent
Of tho Norfolk and Western, and Mrs,
Helen Wade, a pretty young widow were
secretly married on the nth of June, In
the study OF the pastor of the Christian
Church. ~ ..
The groom went to his boarding house
and the bride TO her home, and the mar
rage was not made public until to-day,
when they went boarding together as man
and wife -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
TO SETTLE OUT OF COURT
Twenty Whites and Two Blacks Put on
the Books.

Especial TO The 11mes-Ulspatch'J
KEYSVILLE. VA. August 5.-A war
rant has been issued for the arrest OF Mr..
John Bailey, who shot at Mr.. Thomas
AIcE.ny. one OF the judges OF election.
last Saturday night. The friends OF tho
parties are endeavoring to settle the mat
ter without a prosecution.
Information has Just been received OF
the sudden death of Mrs. James A. Bailey.
near Reese's, OF heart trouble. brought
on by oyer-exeruon In nursing her hus.
band whose death is daily expected. Mrs
Bailey was sxty-nine years OF ase. ana
Rich G. Bailey. is In business In Keys
Vile.
The Walton District Registration Board.
James q. Watkins and ]. Herbert Priddy.
met here Saturday. Only twenty. white
and two colored voters were placed on the
registration books.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Tilnan-Turner.

(Snec!al to The Times-DIspatchD
CHART OTTESYlLLE VA, avg. b,-J,
Dean riiman, formerly Of charlottesville,
but now Of Durham, n .,s c. an and ,; Miss
Inc nj the home of the brides mother,
"Iiayfeld," near the University Of Eir-
GINA. Roy. John b. Tnrpin,. OF First
baptist Church, officiating. Upon their
Mrs. Tilman will reside at Durham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
WERE MARRIED
SOON IN THE MORNING

Al 8 o'clock yesterday morning at the
home of the bride, in Fulton, Mrs, Mrs. Jehn y
Mounteasts widow Of 4r,e Ald tg Mr. j john
M ~ ~ Henrico county. The bride
S beh now b been married three times. and
the groom twice The latter ra Is fiftS SaatS
YEATS - ,nHtIv ri the BRIDE the marriage
~ .ne nv was Very quietly performed,
e The , couple left for trip to washington
and West Virginia, They VII return sra N ~
NJ schurm on the Williamsburg Road,
IL JyonrIco county, las
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
JAMES RIVER ASSOCIATION
Profitable Meeting With Very SAD
Ending.
lsn.c,al to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial TO me $3.50. nh.
pAMPhIN Gi srrG9e.a xa A embraolng The
}s%SS e WIN eS'sysnGi 1ae
buckingham h,i cJp met with the New Hope
ET fmn'fos July as go;s
81 SICK sss
The churches we're s ws namss1 Of
There were present ,a 9 Got item, notably
si" ksy dnGs,iaa s,fhses 5m s1 h'sh
mond, Of the a E this Work and spoke for
RnG eosese Fork Tpen Aea az
e etg, OF Fluvhhnnf state Missions. spoke
o t,ela Sec rehisst - Dr. ii ". Tribbls. Of
pal fer saTla ana lPft
we ta OF s Wnien ~ ~ Bedford City, for the
Hnion cto.eMperiaave school Of which he
Is principal. vas we'll repre-
sen9ea f by Rev Mr.. Reynolds and Eey.
is, Boyyiles spoke for his paper the uos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
GOVERNORS BALL
WAS BRILLIANT

Especial to The Times Dispa teh9
WINCHESTER, VA, Avg 5,--Goyernor
and Mrs A. j. Montague and the Cover
nor.e staff were the guests Of honor, at
an elaborate entertainment given a. Jof-
dan White Sulphur Springs Tonight
The Governors ball was glittering
spsetacis OF Virginia youth ard beauty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Barn Burned by Lightning.

Especial to The limes-piNpatcli9
ROANOKE, VA. August 5,-The harm
p pe N; I for Roanoke county, In Bally-
hack. three miles from ROANOKE, . was
struck by lightning yestehrd c3gnt aler" TRe
loss is about $1,000 with $500 Insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
SENTENCED
TO HANG FORMURDER
Especial to the rimes-Dlspatch.,

WISE, VA, August 5.-Clifton Rranham,
charged with the murder OF his wife. was
convicted in the County Court of MUIR
der in the first degree. A motion was
made for new trial. but was overruled
by the court, and Branham was sentenced
to be hanged on October Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
CLAIMS SELF
DEFENSE
Charles Alternately Gives HIS
Version of Shooting Nephew.
CONDEMNATION GASES
The Southern Hat Works Will Remain
in Petersburg Rev. Dr.. w. G. lay
lor of Indianapolis Called to the
First Baptist Church.
tsnec,aI 10 The Tlmes-Dispatcho

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch0
PETERSBURG, VA. August 5.-Judse
Mullen, of the Corporation Court, this
morning rendered his decision In the con-
demnation cases of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company against DeJarnette
and the Norfolk and Western Railway
against Godsey and Parkinson, The
court set aside the awards Of the COM
missloners In each case on the ground
that the damages allowed the land own
ers were excessive. A new set of commits
sioners will be appointed in each case,
The defendants excepted to the ruling OF
the court, and we're allowed sixty days
in which to file bills of exception. Mr..
r. II. Mann represented the land owners
and Mr.. George Bernard and Judge w.
H. Mann represented the railway tom-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
VII. Have Lawn Party.

The ladies of Calvary BAPTIST Church,
corner OF Pine and Grace Streets. VIII
Five a lawn party tonight for the benefit
o Refreshments .iT will be served and the
crowd from Monroe .h square W. W. no ne rn
concert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Girls BODY Found.

(snecial to The Times DspatchD
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 5,-The body
of little Helen Green, who was drowned
Yesterday IN the town run during fear
ful ,rain-storm. was found late last night
and was buried to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Underwater Christian Convention

KsFt0FH1 10 INV '1r'r'-'7'"T'TVFF'7
NEWPORT MEMS, VA, Aug, 5-The
principal business Of the second days
session of the Tidewater Christian Church
Convention was discussion of foreign
and home missions church extension and
ministerial relief George j. f,indner de-
lipered notable address on Our, Debl
TO the Jews"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
DROWNED BY HIS GUN
Strapped i, to Hi. Back and Tried to
Swim Creek.
Especial to The Times,Dispstch.

WILMINGTON. n. c., August Geo.
l.. Malpass. son of J. l.. Malpass, of Cur
RE. Pender county was drowned last.
Saturday in Moore's Creek. He was out
hunting squirrels and when returning
home, ne undertook TO swim the creek
with his gun strapped on his back.
The weight OF his clothes and the gun
,oon exhausted him and he was drowned
The young man was about sixteen years
of age and was a good swimmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
piphtherla.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa tch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Aug. b,-There
are sixten cases Of diphtheria in the city,
but physicians do not believe there Is any
danger of the disease spreading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
worker. Dr.. Robert Frazer spoke

ne, Worker. Dr.. Robert Frazer spoke
on his educational movement.
Resides a fine introductor. sermon oy
Rev. Or. Gwatkin. OF Cartersville. there
we're good sermons preached at the ar.
bor br Revs. Hugh G. Smith. OF Mest
Ippor,attox., and l. S. Boyles. OF Rich
THE The boards OF the General Association
were well represented by several speak
On the last day. just as the exercises
were closing. and Rev. w. e. Warren, OF
West Appomattox. was speaking on the
Orphanage, Intending, according to GUS
tom. TO take a collection for the same.
q very vivid flash OF lightning quickly
followed with loud thunders came. while
the church edifice's seating capacity was
we'll taxed and many were standing IN
side. and two or three hundred people
were outside. Three were killed Instant
~. ahd fifty, at least were thrown to tho
The ladies within the church screamed.
and, though the request was made. don't
get excited: you are not hurt. the an
swer came back. look at the dead out
there"
This broke up the meeting without tho
collection. and not over a dozen, prom
ably heard the benedction. so great was
the confusion.
The injured are now doing well.
The next association Is to meet al Tar
Wallet Church. Cumberland county. on
Tuesday after the fourth Sunday In July.
1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
sEIJF-DErENsE.

SE1LF-DEF'ENSE.
Charles Alternately, who shot and seri-
ously wounded his nephew, Heniy Aber-
nathy, several days ago, was IN the CITY
to-day, and said he acted In self .dctense
Mr.. Alternately conducts business IN Din
widde county near the Nottoway line.
His store had been broken into, lie says.
and robbed; that he tracked the alleged
robbers and finally overlook his nephew
and another young man on the public
road.
He accused his nephew Of having COM
mitted the robbery and in the difficulty
that followed he claims that he shot his
nephew in self-defense. Young Abe:-
nathy is under treatment at the Hoine
for the Sick, and while there is some lin-
provement In his general condition, fis
wound is an exceedingly dangerous one.
The Southern Hat Works. whc!, 1t was
reported last week, would be removed
from Petersburg to Richmond, Will re-
main in this city and continue to con-
duct their business at their present plant.
DIR. TAYLOR CALLED.
The only Baptist pulpit In Petersburg
at present vacant is that of the First
Raptist Church, and call has Just been
extended by this church to Rev. Dr.. w.
c. TAYLOR of indianapolis, Ind. 80 that
the report to the effect that Rev. A. +.
Woodfn Is considering a call to Peters
Eurg is an error.
Mr. Robert L. Watson. Jr., sustained a
loss Of s70O by the burning of his saw mill
in surry county a few nights ago. There
was an insurance of $500.
1t is not likely that the Common Coun-
Gil will expend $4,000 for an armory for
the new military company in Petersburg
at the present time. They will doubtless
provide temporary quarters for the COM
pany until they can spare the sum nee
essary to build an armory.
CHURCH EXCURSION.
West End Baptist Church expects &c
carry a very large excursion party to
| West Point next Tuesday under The man
agement of Mr.. W. G. Owen. Mr.. owen
expects to have many Richmond and
Manchester people Join the excursionists'
The condition of Mrs III. Noltenius i
still critical.
Mr.. Charles Watson has gone on a visit
TO the State OF Maine.
Mrs. a. w. Franklin left this morninl
for Asheville, n. c., where for wv
months she will be guest at INC
| Oaks" Hotel.
"My College Chum," which was SO wei
received at Ferndale Park Casino, wa
presented for the last time this evening
THE Bush Ranger a comedy drama
will be the Offering for the rest or th'
| week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
GOOD ADVICE FOR TRAVELLERS.

!. NVhen BOINB 10 lIle ITIVUlFNdfIfp VI oe't-
shore or taking journey on business or
MEASURE, never leave home without a
hottie of Chamber,sin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t Is worth many
t,mes its cost when needed, and may
save life Buy 1t now, For sale by all
druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
PETIT IN FLUYA.NNA
He Gets Two Hundred and Fourteen
Maiorlty-Gray for the House.

Especial to Tho -Dispatch)
PALNrYRA. VA. Aug. 5.-Oficial re,
turns from all precincts In Fluvanna ana
seven out OF eleven In Goochland give
Ernest A. Gray for the House 1l2 ma
jority over Judge J. McMiller.
: Paul Petit for Senate carries this coun.
ty over Patteson by "a. lndlcatlons are
that Gray is elected for tho House and
Patteson for the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

II will be the finest OF the season.
What? The baseball game-Richrnond
and Norfolk Eagles. at Norfolk. August
18TH. N.25 round trip,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
THE PLAcETo SPEND NEXT SUM-
DAY,

And every Sunday Is sonular Beach Pap
Two social trains leave Richmond S;S
x M. and p. NJ. every Sunday via the
Southern Railway. Fifty cents round trip!
TIRED MOTHERS. Its hard work to
take care of children and to cook. sweep,
wash, sew and mend besides. Tired moth.
ers should take Hoods Sarsaparilla--it
refreshes the blood, improves the ap-
petite, assures restful sleep. and helps
In many ways.
Evening star., 1903-08-22

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICr or Co
lumbia. Warrington, August ~. leos.-seaIed pro-
pcsais viii be rsceived q this once until n a.
cells IN old woFAhouss, washington Asyiam: also
Or new cells IN ths Police Court buidins. eth ana
neessaasy lnfesmatioa nAy bs obtaine1 G TITS O.
-. HHNRy n =. HACPARf4AND, HENRY 4
Evening star., 1903-08-22
TT L WILCOX.

IL z WlLCOA,
ina. ave.
507 23d. 5r. w......l8.s0
2417 N, Or, ". 30
221s @. Or. ". II. 80
1908 Chase ct. er. ". .l't12. 80
2221StPaul'sct. Or. w11.bO
Al 18th, 4r. ". Ii. 90
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON, 1919
N, non-housekeeping nat
No. 4, I'd q, Sr, B.. $40. 90
1871 10th, 1st a, 6r, b. 40. 90
1731 10th, 4th q, Or. b. 49, 90
23d 4 &, lats. Or, b,
gr, hat $40. so to Sal 30
1915 7. 3D. q, Or. b. 10. 90
2l1ePa AVID q. 4r. b. l6. so
9S2&64 28th, fats, 4f, b,
gE....$ $3.50 to 1880
!2524-26 r, 3r fats, % &. 90
-. FURNISHED,
1921 I 1Or, b. lat lease15. 90
HOS 24th, Or, b. lat. 40. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
482-4S6 La ave, heated
rms. 80, SO, $3.50. $2Q
STORES.
1900 Pa av,2lr&cei. S65. 90
1900 H.flg rm. .35. 90
1877 Pa av. lr, Gel. 80. a
2l10 L. 1r. pit eel. .l5.OO
STABLES.
2508 g, rr. 6s. c r.$l0.0O
Ills 10Th. r.. b. c 2. 10. 90
= au22-sf
Evening star., 1903-08-22
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. q.
washington. ID. c.. August 81, l9O3-Seaied pro-
posals vii be received at this Office until WFI VIZ
O'CLOCK NJ. AUGUST TWENTY NINTH 1908 for
furnishing material for sheet steel core for syphon
chamber walls at sewerage pumping station to the
district of Columbia Specifications. blank form
OF proposal and all necessary information NAV lie
obtained at this office. H. B. +. MACFARI.AND.
HENRY L. WEST JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
ers. d. @. .ro0 "a !.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON
D. O.. August II. 100e.-Sealed proposals win be
received until Saturday September g. 1903 at II
o'clock M, for furnishing all the Blanks, Blank
Books and Printed Matter, except money order
forms. required for the transaction OF the Postal
Money Order business during period Of four years
beginning September Is. 1908. The public printer
s required by the provisions Of the act of March
8. 1883. to submit estimates for this work In com
petition with bidders therefor. Blank forms Of
bids, with samples Of blanks, &C., and fun speci-
ncations Will be furnished upon application TO the
First Assistant Postmaster General (ofce OF Super.
intendent Of the Money orde. system) washing.
ton. d. @. The Postmaster General reserves the
right to reject any all bids. to waive technical
defects and to accept any part parts Of any bid
and to reject the remainder. II. O. PAYNE Post.
master General au2l a, ,2z&26
Evening star., 1903-08-22

HOR RENT-o1l 81. NV; 3 sTORI3S AND
basement bs1rk dwel1tng; r. topuns ID IAN:
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Evening star., 1903-08-22
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