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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-04
|EN LA CAMARA
De DELEGADOS. II: A. D.
Sc da cuenta con S pro
T. yectos mas en- segun
da lectura.
Cables recibidos de la pre-
sidencia del ::comite de
T. asuntos insulares.
FL informe del comite de legis
laci6n al codigO civil.

A las 4 menos Is de aver Sc pasa
lista en- la camara de delegados. Con-
testan lS miembros. FL speaker
ha dirigido telegramas d los delega-
dos que Sc encuentran en- la lsla en-
uso de licencia, haciendoles presen-
te la necesidad de su presencia en- la
ciudad.
Sc ia cuenta con el "calendario'
de la camara que es ell siguiente:
Peticiones. Escrito del Registra-
dor de la Propiedad de. Arecibo, in
teresando que dicho Registro sea
igualado en- categorfa al de Maya.
giiez.
Escrito del Sr. Ramon E. Quija-
no de Camuy, reclamando pensiones
que tiene devengadasde la junta de
pension y jubilaci6n del Magisteric
y que no lie han sido satisfechas.
Escrito del Sr. juez municipal de
Manati, solicitando aumento de suel.
do.
Carta del alcalde municipal dc
Cabo-Rojo acompahando dos acuer-
dos adoptados por aquel concejo mu
nicipal, en- las cuales Sc adhere a la
manifestation del comercio de San
Juan, acerca de que Sc solicite de la
Asamblea Legislative la erogacion
necesaria para completar la carrete-
Ia entire San Juan, Arecibo, Maya
giiez y Ponce, y que Sc dicte una ley
especial creando fondos sficientes
para ultimar la construction del tro-
20 de camino que une a dicha Ciu-
dad de Cabo-Rojo con la de San Ger
man.
Escrito del Sr. Francisco Aceve-
do maestro graduado de Lares, soil
citando Sc vote una Ley elevando a
Ia categoria de graduados las escue-
las rurales desempenadas por macs
tros graduados.
CertltlcaclOn de un acuerdO adOp-
tado por ell Concejo Municipal de
San Juan solicitando Sc modifique
la ley de | | de MARIO de 1909, vota-
da por la Asamblea Legislative para
la construction de una carretera en-
tire los Puentes de San Antonio Y
Martin Peha.
ProyectoI de ley en- Ira. lectura. P
de la c. 70. Por los Sres. de Diego y
Munoz Rivera. Para enmendar las
secciones 3 y 4 de una ley titulada
"Ley para establecer una Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico, y para otros
fines, aprobada en- - de MARIO de
1903.
P. de la c. 73. Por los Sres. de Die
60 y Muhoz Rivera. Disponiendo la
de carretera v puentes
insulares.
p. de la c. "a. Por los Sres. De Die
90 v Munoz Rivera. Para fomentar
ell mejoramiento de III condicion de
los negocios Ell Puerto Rico, Y para
asignar la cantidad de ounce mil do
liars con ese objeto.
P. de la c. IS. Por los Sres. De
Diego, Trelles y Arrillaga. Para au-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-04

sado, y que prueba una mas V dc
manera indiscutible, La gran virtual
lidad de La Union de P. Rico que III
tegra esta camara. En- ella Sc deter
minan minorfas y mayorfas -por el
luminoso choque de criterios distin-
tos en- la forma de apreciar determi-
nados asuntos: pero esas mayorias
como esas minorias, sientense en- los
bsncos de ese lado (sehal1 para ell
sitio que ocupdn los sehores Natienzo
Cintr6n y LIorens Torres como sien-
tense en- estos bancos (seHala para
d sifio ocupddo por i D por d seiio-
Muhoz Riserd Y los Otros delegadosl
luchan denodada V galardamente
para llevar adelantc sus ideas aun-
que unas veces, como el pasado aiio
los sehores de esOs bancos sostenfan
un criterio tan radical que pedian
no Sc lejislars. no sc diseutieran
siquiera los prOyectoS de lev en-
viados por el consejo eieeutIvo,
no SCI presentsra en- Ia camara
ningin bil, para asf pOiestar del
regimen contra el que tOdos lucha-
mos y shora sc mue<tran psrtidarl0s
|de.que Ia lev de presupuestos aprO-
bada Y enviada por el eonselo elecu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-04

csc puesto un tempo mas, hasta que
el nuevo parlamento So re- una.
La duqucSa desempehaha csc car
60 desde cl ano 1885 V conoce hasta
el mas pcqucho ,lctallc dc la clique
ia de Ia cortr.
Apesar ,ic poSecr inmcnSa dignity
V ser inmrnSamcntc RIGA, Ia duquesa
es muv lpondadnsA Y graclosa- Hacc
baje esta tarde.
Diaz Navarro. PucS vamnS ira
bajar. Aqui EN- 81 caj6n d" mi pupi-
tire tengn ESQ mIcrto dice sacando
I'm eiempinr del r6digo cuvo infor-
me e<ta rcdactaudo Ia cnmision de
hacienda.
.Naiicn-o Ci"'"iR. Pnln que &c le-
vantc Ia session. ha~ta mahana 4 las
;.
Sc acuer,Ia. Snn las 1 menos IL
minutes. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-04
La AzAFATA De ALE
:JANDRA, 0ENUAC|A,
Ia reina Sc rnuestra per-
p!eja con la election de
Su SuCeSora.
Sc cree que la marquesa de Sa.
lisbury ocupara el puesto de
Ia Buccleuch.

La duquesa de Buccleuch, una de
las mas encumbradas personalida-
desde la aristocracia britannica, ha
renunciado definitivamente su car
90 Official al lado de la reina Aleian-
dria, a cuyo lado desempehaba el
cargo de azafata.
Solo ha acccdido 4 permanecer en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

The report of the treasurer Of the
Association For the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities read before the
association. at Its October meeting
Tuesday afternoon. shows a balance Of
s1io436 Oh hand, while s9i5.44 has
been paid out during the past year on
old bills. This Is an unusually fine
report and shows that the associa
ton is in a tonrishing financial con
dition.
The meeting was largely q me-
mortal TO the late Mrs. Joseph Bryan
who had been Tor the past twenty
wears pre- sident of the a. p. Y. A.
Resolutions passed on Mrs. Bryan $
death by the association on Septem
Der IA. were read. and also a letter
and poem by puval Porter. of Byrd
Vile Va.
Miss Sally A. Anderson and Miss
Frances Il, Scott have accepted their
recent election to the directory hoard
of the association.
payment Will be made on the
note due in October by the Powder
Horn at Williamsburg. The report OF
the last meeting and also.of the meet
ing on June 20 before the school hoard
in connection With the Marshall House
were rpad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
ACTIVE TRA0|AG
IN OPENING HOUR
Most Issues Show Slight Shading
=. But Stronger Tone Soon
Is
Develops.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4..-fairly active
trading in th. stock market at the
opening to tfaV and In the first few
minutes resulted In only slight changes
with the majority of issues shading
small fractions from yesterdays close
At the end of fifteen minutes. how
ever Il stronger tone prevailed
In the late forenoon the market be-
came extremely duh, with prices
about 1-2 under yesterdays close.
After the first few minutes the
market gradually yielded 10 the pres
sure and IN the late forenoon a down
ward movement developed carrying
prices off about | point from the early
rang. Governments unchanged; 9TH
er bonds firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
MUST MODIFY SHOWS.

The proprietors of all the
shows IN Wahoo Lane about
which there had been com
piAiut. were warned Tuesday
mernisg that the exhibitions
must he modified Of else they
would he suppressed Later in
the day Constable R1rt.h, by
direction 81 Sheriff Kemp, ear
lt.d a second warning 10 tnr
managers If a feN'ef the dane
ing shows, and these We're MADE
- eliminate. AT least Ia a meas
re-. The Objectionable feat
ures 81 the exhibitions The
dances were more mudescl III
tAe afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
ikeMir Permits.

Repair permits We're issued. to the
following by Building Inspector Beck
Tuesday
Harry W, I4awder to repair frame
dwelling. No. 2l3 East Tenth, Wash
ington ward. to cost $3.50,
Mrs, G.. NJ. Anderson To repair brick
dwelling at az West Grace street 10
cost $3.50.
Estate of William Cass to repair
frame dwelling at 3i1 West aBker
street, to cost $3.50
Johnston and Batkins to repair
brick dwelling No. 23il East Broad
street, to cost $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BIC CROWD SEES
STATE FAIR RACES
Great Events CLASSY Card Draw
Many Interested Horse
men,

ter in every respect than that of the
first day OF the fair. There were
more entries In the different events
and the performances were better
throughout The harness races were
particularly fine. several OF the heats
ending in desperate fight for the
lead.
The running races were much bet
ter than on the first day. when there
were so few entries as to make the
events uninteresting. In the first
running race there were nine entries.
and this proved the btggeSt IN the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
SPEED THE CAUSE
OF TENNEY DIVORCE
Order Entered by in Suit by
Judge Grinnan in Chancery
Court.

An order was entered to-day in the
Chancery Court in the celebrated
Tenney suit to speed the cause.
The order requires the plaintiff
Mrs. Emma s. Tenney. to complete
her dispositions within thirty days
from the entry of the order and that
the defendant. George o. Tenney,
complete the taking of his dispositions
within thirty days thereafter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
THANK FRIENDS.

Rev. w. &. Rurcll. pastor Of the
Asbury Methodist church, who wm~
In the $4,000 award Of the Rich
one Of the most active contestants
mond- yirgintan. having entered In
the hope OF securing tho premium
OF $500 with which to install IA
heating plant In his church. wishes
To thank his friends who aided
him. Although he was not sue
tessful In capturing the big prize,
The race il, put up was splendid,
and II was only through consist
ent support OF his friends that lac
Was enabled TO make such fine
showing, being near tho top OF the
list. In view Of tho fact that he
did not capture the much desired
$500, other means Will have TO he
looked to 10 secure funds with
whici, to equip A-bury with heat
ing plant. What line OF action Mr..
Burch will pursue In this direction
ln has not yet announced, hut II
II likely that within few days ln.
will take steps In this direction
and inaugurate campaign,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Property Trsnsfers.

Property transfers were listed i'm
sChAncery Court Tuesday as follows:
q. Francis Green and wife 10 Mrs.
Emma p. Taylor, property fronting II
feet on north line of Park avenue west
" Aiiison street $3.50.
WI. 81. Miller and wife 10 the COL
1exe Terrace Corporation. three lots at
nerfhwest corner of Thirty second and
E1ay streets, fronting So feet on Clay
n4fe<t and improved with three frame
1q2A $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

class The next race had six entries
and there entered for the Virginia
Fair Steepleehase for qualified hunts
ers.
The last race Of one and one-six.
teenth miles was one OF the best and
aroused much enthusiasm among the
spectators.
The crowd was much larger than
ON Monday and the track presented
the aspect OF real races. 1t Is ex-
pected that the attendance will be
larger every day on account OF the
excellen. performances of the horses
in every class.
First race-2:30 pace--First heat:
Halle Duke ..........s.-s. : g.
Elegant Boy .......... II
Colonel Sibert
Time. 22G Ia. 2:22 ga. 2:20 Ia.
Second raee---2o2 trot:
! hing reward .......s...
TSir Thomas Upton ~
Elk ........z.., ..s.-...... 81
Time. LAB
Third race--~Toodles. first and SEQ.
ond heat. Lady Jean, second in ffr&t
and second heat; Frodigal. third r
iirst and second heats TINA 1:1e -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
REPORT ON PROBE
EAGERLY AWAITED
Continued from First page.o

delegates by Ward and district meet
ings the colonel SAYS
Great Interest I'm Action.
" hat action the Democratic State
central committee VIII take regarding
the Second district was the sole topic
Of conversation in political circles
Tuesday morning.
This action win doubtless depend. to
some extent at least, on the report
TO be submitted Tuesday night by the
sub committees ~ the central body
which spent the past week in Norfolk
.ngax ed In taking evidence bearing on
the frand perpetrated in the August
congressional primary. In which w. A.
Young opposed Congressman II. l..
Maynard and got forty-fiNe more votes
than his opponent, according to the
returns.
Reports from Norfolk say that the
committee is divided on the question
Of a verdict. three OF The. members be-
Ing 10 favor ~ awarding tn. certih-
cate To Young while the remaining
four agree that new primary should
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
To Prevent School Waste.

Professor Charles q. Maphis, chair
man Of the State Board OF School En-
aminers. VIII make report on the
publication of school matters that eco
monte waste might be prevented at a
meeting Of the Virginia Educational
Commission. which will meet Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

INV
securing information from hotel own
ers throughout Virginia concerning
their establishments in order to pre-
pare lists of desired data with which
To equip the inspectors who will short
" begin their investigation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Legal. NOTICE

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the
Shancery Court Of the City Of Rich
mond. he 18th day Of September,
IN VACATION.
S, F, Gnegenhetmer ...,s,... Plaintiff
The Norwalk Motor Car Company.
formerly the Auto-sus Company. ir-
corporated .......,. Defendant
IN CIIANcERY
Upon an attachment returned exeeut-
ed
The object Of THIS suit Is to recover
at least the sum Of Fifteen Tundre
Dollars damages for the breach OF a
contract OF sale OF two motor vehicles
the property OF said defendant and 10
enforce an attachment sued out against
said vehicles and delivery and can
collation. OF certain note ~ the PLAN
TIN for the sum Of Eight Hundred Dol
lars
And It appearing that afidaslt has
been made and filed on behalf OF The
plaintiff that the defendant. the Nor
walk Motor Car Company. Is cor
poratten created by some her State
than the state of Virginia. to- wit; thu
State OF ohio~-and that there Is in the
City of Richmond no agent OF said
corporation on within process can he
served, nor any person In said City
OF Richmond declared by the laws OF
this state 10 he an agent of said cer
poration, 1t Is ordered that process ~.
sus against said corporation. return
able TO rules to be holden In the
Clerks Office of this court on the first
Monday in November, 1910 and that
a copy OF said process be published In
the city OF Richmond, Virginia. as by
statute OF tirginta- in srlcfI cases
made and provided.
THE COMMON eff VI FL FIJI N
To the sheriff of the City of Richmond
Greeting
WE COMMAND YOU. that you sum
mon The Norwalk Motor Car COMPANY
formerly the Auto-Bug Company. In
corporated. to appear In the Clerks
office OF the Ghancery Court or ths
city OF Richmond. at the rules to be
held for the said court on the frst
Monday in November 1910. to answer
bill in Chancery. exhibited against
1t In our said court by :. f. Guggsn-
heimer.
And have then there this writ WIT
NESS, CHARLES y. SANILLE.. Clerk
Of our said court. at the court-House
thereof, In the said city. the 18th day
IF September 10, sfsa lint A--fssaatt,
year OF our foundation.
Teste
CH4sS o. SAyIILE. Clerk
WHITMAN a MEREDITH n Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Allcy--<rowtier.

A marriage license has been issued
by Deputy Clerk Breeder. of the Hust-
ings Court. to Oscar c. Alley and Miss
Gertie A. Crowder. both of Richmond.
The ceremony is set for Tuesday eve
ming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BUTT WISHES HIS
RIGHTS RESTORED
TNONtIHUtI TFUfN TfsL TdEF.T
portals of the State prison and VIII he
held for the Portsmouth authorities.
May Apply For Writ.
CONTINUED from First Page.

portals of the state prison and VIII ne
held for the Portsmouth authorities.
May Apply For Writ.
Whether Butts friends propose TAX
ing steps to forestall this action was
mol ascertained TUESDAY afternoon. It
was said that they might apply for n
writ Of haheas corpus before the Su-
pren1e Court but this could not be
verified. la fact. II Is stated on re-
liable ant hority that such Il step would
have no bearing on the ease al law.
It IL reported however, that Butt " u
be bailed soOn after his release from
prison and that he viii not go t..
Portsmouth until the time for him ~
appear in court again III answer To the
new warrants
Chief of Police lyman. OF Ports
mouth!.arrived III Richmond Tuesday
afternoon. armed with papers to car
~ Butt back home with him. chief
lyman expects to leave for Ports
mouth "Wednesday morning at 8
q clock with his prisoner He says his
people are demanding In large num-
bers that Butt he sent back to the
penitentiarY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
President PLAYS Golf.

BEN ERl.Y. MASS, October -
The president to-day goifed With John
Hays Hammond and Captain Arehi-
bald W. Butt over the Myopia Hunt
chnb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BIC EVENTS WILL FILL
RICHMOND DAY At FAIR

Continued from First Page
sauits, however tht mayor said Il
am not sufficiently skilled ln naviga
ton. We mli take several trips
around the grounds. mako big cir
Gle y two, examine the inside 81 some
of the clouds and thef9 eoine back To-
earth"
For both the ehi1iren aud the
grown-ups the races Richmond Day
VIII be among the best to lee seen
during the period ef the fair. There
will be harness races and running
races, while between the events the
special vaudeville featares on the rig
Platform Just in front Of the grand
stand will he better than they have
ever been.
Along the Midway, however. the
school children viii reign supreme.
They Will See everything 10 be seen.
With flags and balloons and horns
and Whistles. they viii take the SIDE
shows literally ny storm while the
older people eutertain the horses.
sheep and poultry
For the farmers Who are coming In
from every county Thursday VIA be
interesting. as institutes Wan lbs held
In the agricultural booths aud the
methods OF judging and appraistug the
various agricultural products VIII be
&ADtHtH6i III G6tdits
Lunch on Grounds
No one need go home Tor al every
CORNER there is booth dispensing
oysters, eggs. sandwiches. coffee les.
water. cakes and pies There is no
hOld-np game Lunches are sold AT
the most reasonable prices and the
lunches sold are of the best quality
good 70 eat, nonrishtng and clean
"Wednesday VIII also be The big dav
~ +.fs4 II 4stti4uft1g rr7Hr
time the judging viii have been com
Il pleeed, and the housewife viii be-
ahown through the exhibits hy the
young ladies in charge. who are them
& selves among the most competent
judges of such things in the State
The city police chief acting With
the sheriff Of Henrice county. win
have an extra detail Of men on the
grounds. There are now some TWEEN
h ty-fiye officers on duts there but In
order that the least disorder may be
Mtopped Immediately and without
4 trouble and confusion that number
will probably he doubled
There VIII be officers In every build
Ing, stationed around the race track .
4 scattered through the Midway. while
plain clothes men VIII mlngle with
4 the crowd, keeping on ths lookout TOR
pickpockets and petty thieves who
when detected viii he arrested and
nent FROM the grounds Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Chas. A. Rose Co.
Rent List.

1928 W Franklin. II rooms.
705 W Grace, - rooms
22O2 Stuart avenue, 9 rooms.
1900 Grove avenue. 8 rooms
1902 Grove sNenue, foonas.
II :. Beech. rooms
so North Eleventh. s rooms.
d 5, First. re1ams.
: First, rooms
20. f. Main. Il rooms
3oA W Main, S rooms,
i03 " Main. ) rooms.
lo " Clay L rooms
s +. Clay, 4 rooms.
2ll3 Floyd avenue. : rooms
ASIA f. Grace, rooms.
2S09 " Marshall. { rooms.
STORES
923 r. Main corner Tenth and Mainl.
l02 \ Eighth. store and flat
700 " Broad, store and flat.
1899 W. Broad. store and fiat
$500 and 2s02 " Broad street.
lis h. Canal, store and flat.
Phone Madison 1860 for Rent List.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

Naltoa Lame violent The Midway
that fitatItaStpueori., creation Of the
Fair sssf4.-iz inns f,=r-tit4 brain and TN.
str{fant- ,oio,d takers Fascinating ex-
efrIItjau. shnnl itself from is brief
s4lafaAers .ruastluy morning after "A
hard night and i'm trir. all xas keeth-
tnt asffrttv I,rtstle. h,stta din ,lat.
tn and chatter TN. Midway lznuvs
ma F.sSt II needs name II wants nom,
and m, auaro1in., tbn,ts4eaa Of men
oatnf.n and sehil,ir.n ,sbn Sacked from
FAR aud near nertaps win varying
,of,tfyss hut ,,th % .unt5.rsat desire ia
u.e h.ar ottd s1.t An The n1tsb euy,
u 49,
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F 'fsf7se MIN festti ne mas not more
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fttl"St f"'H 'hF ttath u ga"
:, - s''', " 80 ',"'S -. t''e mus
" ~ les anu sihlp'N must g
I ~ ne man VINO lays pare NE
- 'isai 9"i"' CURIOSITY III thes'
! !- 20 ,'''''t "i Nc al wa ~
st,,eh.n aa,nfr.,rs' -, ,,,,tt,s,,s -
/ wonder. tive an. u,ha ...ats ,.n, ativ.'
+ -, N"'7 III any
- - :, ''e'i q "'t0 iiisit - we
p'i..' az ~" '''tii ~ "ties iht
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
For Sale or Exchange

325 acres. all Young timber, we'll To-
Gated; one mile of railroad Only $50
per HrTr
CASSELMAN X co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
FOR SALE,
$lO,5OO

Vest Grace Street teast Of Richmond
College, Three-Storv Brick Dwelling,
detached, II rooms, etc. a splendid OPP
portunlty 10 secure desirable piece
OF property at an extremely low price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
$500

Dance Street, Two-Stoiy Brick DWELL
ing rooms and bath, gas and water.
Rental, $50 per annnm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Montague Optimistic.

samuel l.. Montague, of Portsmouth.
a strong Young adherent, WAS very
optimistic regarding the outlook when
seen at Mnrphy's Tuesday morning.
He felt sure the committee would
award the certificate 10 his faNorite
If the facts and evidence were given
proper consideration
But If the committee allows sehti-
mcnt Is sway it declared the Ports
mouth man. Il am afraid Young Won
get the nomination.
Mr.. Montague had heard the report
TO the effect that the sub committee
WAS divided in opinion, but he WAS not
willing to Vouch for the truth of 1t.
Colonel George G. Cabell of Norfolk,
was also in evidence about the Murphy
! lobby Tuesday morning. when he was
seen In eonsersation with State Com
mitteeman 4. I. Buchanan. from the
| Ninth district The purport of the con
fab was not ascertained. The toiouef s
presence In Richmond at this Junctire
is Of special interest In view of the
| fact that he is a likely candidate for
/ the Democratic congressional nomna
/ ton IN his home district in the event
! that Il new primary, or convention
utrhaus ~ held
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
$1,000

Ashland Street, Five Two-Story Frame
Dwellings of ) rooms each, renting for
5000 per annun. K II per cent. invest
nent Good renters,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

THehmond. Va, Oct, 4, 1910
STATE RITES Bids Asked
North Carolina, Is. e. 1871 ..
Va SIS. old c, and X. 1898 .SiHs ~ 4
va. Centuries %. {. ana K.
lsol ,,.,.... ..-.'..s4s = 30 I.
CITY SECURITIES
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