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EXCURSIONS A BRAND EXCURSION -t? Old Point and Norfolk Auspices Italian Benevolent Society. - (Societ? di Benevolenza Italiana.) ROUP^O TRIP: Old Point.?'. $1.00 Norfolk. $1-25 .Children under 12 years of age. 50c Monday, June llth, 1900. Ball game ?between Richmond and Norfolk teams. Free dance at the Chamberlin Pavilion all day. Special rate of -j^ cents at Chamberlin Hotel. Train Leaves C. _ 0. Broad-Street Station 8:15 A. M. Returning, leaves Norfolk 6:30, Old Point 8:00 P. M. ?3______BE______ AM?SEMENTS. RICHMOND'S POPULAR PLACE OF ASVSUSEf^ENT Matinee To-moppow. Performance At Ni?rrf. _-_. C___?__i _. al IZST-eel- F&sat _ir?e. Special Engagement, The World's Greatest Mystifier. Char.es E. Grapewin, Assisted by Emma Ol?ase, In the Comedy Sketch above the Limit. 4 EMPERORS OF MUSIC. The ?Musical Kings. FLOOD BROTHERS, ?Novelty Artists. Popular Prices, ELMORE SISTERS, Quaint Comediennes. GRACIE AND BARNETT, Comedy Sketch. liinee Every Day. Performance Every Night BIG CROP OF PEAS. Shipments Will Begin ICarlier Than Was Expectcti, FREDERK'KSBUUG, VA.. May 12.? Special.?The shipment of English peas from the Rappahanno?k Valley to the Northern markets will begin within the next few days. The' crop will be a heavy one, notwithstanding ;tie cool nights and dry spell. It. G. ?eale and other large growers in Essex county will probably begin picking Monday. Shipments will begin a week or ten days earlier than was expected, as it was thought the backward spring would delay the crop. The Colorado beetle lias made its ap? pearance in the Irish potato crop in King George county. Mr. Horace Fenall and Miss Lucy Allen, both of King George- county, were mar? ried Thursday in that county. Robert Daggs (colored), who died a few days ago in Stafford county, had reached a remarkable age, having passed his 110th birthday. Mrs. Alice T. Bussels, formerly of Lan? caster county, but for several years the proprietress of "The Irvingtnn," Baltimore, died a few days ago from the effects of a surgical operation in that city. DUNCAN LEE THE WINNER. A Richmond Hoy of Fifteen Years Gets South Atlantic Po.'s Prize. As stated 'some weeks ago, the South Atlantio Life Insurance Company, of this city, offered a prize of $10 in gold for the ?design of a Carnival booth tp be erected' on Broad Street, which should most aptly illustrate the ideas of strength, protec? tion and home enterprise. Quite a number of designs were sub? mitted, but the committee?Hon. J. Tay? lor Ellyson. Hon. Samuel L. Kelley and Colonel John S. Harwood, who met yes? terday afternoon, decided that the clever? est and most appropriate was that sub? mitted by Mr. Duncan Lee, aged fifteen, of No. 6111-- North Fifth Street, this city. The booth, in accordance with ?Mr. Lee's design, has been constructed by the com? pany, and will be on exhibition at No. ?-03 East Broad Street. The officials de? cline to divulge the design. Mr. Ellyson expressed great satisfaction at the taste and ingenuity exhibited by the many contestants. At tho Bijou. Manager Wells has booked a show for ntxt week at the Bijou that will be a feature of. the Carnival. Horudin!, -who was seen at the Bijou a few weeks ago, turn'ed out to be the greatest performer who had been seen here in vaudeville. His feats were the talk of tiie city and when he returned to New York, after the engagement, Mr. Wolle was frequently asked, "when will you ihave Houdini again?" Mr. Wells has secured the -wonder-worker for this week, and succeeded in doing so after purchasing his ^time" from a New York theatre manager. Houdini, is certainly a wnoderful man. His handcuff secret is a great piece of magic. The young man did not fail to escape from a single pair of Irons that the local policemen locked on him. and his trunk trick caused every? body to wonder. Though Houdini is a ?whole show in himself. Manager Wells bas not secured acts of no consequence ?to ?make up the rest of -the bill. Every act is a heudliner. Charles E. Grapewin, supported by Miss Anna Chance, will .present "Above the (Limit." one of the best comedy sketches in vaudeville. The Elinore Sisters in "Dangerous Mrs. iDelaney," hardly need an introduction. The clever comediennes were a hit at the Bijou early -this season. The Four Emperors of Music have been seen here .with the best oninstrel organiza? tions as a feature act. but as they joined vaudeville, they have not been South for a eeasan or more because they have been kept busy in the northern cities playing at the best vaudeville houses. This act will be one of tne features of the bilL Tho Flood Brothers have a novelty act ?that others have tried to copy but have never eueceeded. They are originators of acrobatic novelty. Grade and Burnett, a specialty, sketch team, will be seen in their new act and it is ?aid to be one of the cleverest? Manager Wells has decided to have mat? pe?* daily, commencing to-morrow, and the tuual night performance will be giv*n ?? 8:15 every night. ; .. Building Handsome Residence* SuTrCKErrrS, VA-, Hv?ay 10-Special.? M*. ?OMtPh Siblcy and bride have r*?j ? ^gfjjj. Bmi^ssjruiJis ^awjakArfAamag; iJi?K!amj??mj I d ? ? ism:, may FIRST NIGHT OF STREET FAIR, A CEREMONY NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED IN RICHMOND. 250 PEOPLE on the STAGE! Including King Rex, The Cardinal, The Lord Mayor, The Keeper of the Rolls, The Key Bearer, The Court Jester, The Heralds, The Court Functionaries, and the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe Together With a BRASS BAND OF 60 PIECES. 10 Cents Extra for Reserved Seats. Entire Gallery, 10c. CURTAIN RISES 8:15 P. M. Deep Run Hunt Club THURSDAY, May 17, 2:30 P. M. Special train leaves Elba Station at 2 P. M. Street-cars leave First and Broad Streets every twenty minutes. Tickets on sale at Polk .Miller Drug ?Company's, Branch R. Allen's, W. C. Schmidt's. Admission, 50 cents. myl3 FAMILY PICNIC AT BLAND?N PARK, Thursday, May 17th. Admission: Gentlemen, 25 cents; Ladies, Free. Dancing from 12 A. M, to II P. M. LOST AND FOUND ?^?????^?^??^G??(?G^???? body with large black spot on right side. Black head with white strip running to point between ears. Reward for return to W. A. TOWNES, No. 508 East Franklin Street. LOST?ABOUT A WEEK AGO, ON street-car or Broad-Street store, a black.silk parasol, with hemstitch four inches from edge, straight black han? dle. Finder please 'phone "T. J. B.;" new phone 251, or "T. J. B.," this office. FOR SALE.-ROOFING FORCARNIVAL Booths. We have a large stock of cheap Roofing,' suitable for temporary roofs. Write or 'phone for price and sample. ARMITAGE MANUFACTURING CO. ; turned from Quite a? ?.iemslve trip to the eastern cities. Tihe coning Qarnlvai asems to be the general topic at thle time, Quite a num? ber will go from this county. Mr. William Murry, a very popular and' enterprising young man of this.county, is having a very handsome residence built at .Williams' Wharf, cear th* home o? bis mother. ,r. , f.. __ _-. ?v FINANCIAL?. THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA UNITED STATES AND STATE-DEPOSITORY. Capital, - $500,000 GEO. L. CHRISTIAN, President. W. M. HABLISTON, Vice-Pres't & Chairman Ex. Com'tee T. K. SANDS, Cashier. O.S. MORTON, Ass'tCashier. SlRECXORr?. GEO. L. CHRISTIAN, BENJ. P. ALSOP, H. THEODORE ELLYSON, JOHN ADDISON, F. E NOLTING, GEORGE R. CANNON, R. LANCASTER WILLIAMS, J. H. CAPERS, F. D. WILLIAMS, ?.?1. VAUGHAN, T. H. ELLETT, R. G. RENNOLDS, T. A. CARY, B. RAND WELLFORD, J. W. ROTHERT, W. ?1. HABLISTON, ROBT. S. BOSHER. - - ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. - - Interest Paid on Deposits in Savings Department and on Certificates of Deposit. LETTERS OF CREDIT. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. United States and State Depository,. CAPITAL, - - - - - - - $200,000.00. OLIVER J. SANDS, President. J. W. LOCKWOOD, Vice-President J. W. LOCKWO0D, ir., Cashier DIRECTORS? VVM. C. CAMP, WM. J. PA" NE. LEON J. STRAUSE. J. W. LOCKWOOD, OLIVER J. S*NDS. PHILIP WHITLOCK, W. R, McCOMB, W. B. SAUNDERS. CHARLES E. WiNGO. lAUorneys: O'FERR?LL and REGESTER. E_23 Accounts of corporations, firms and individuals received on favorable terms. Small accounts solicited. Bank is fitted with special conveniences for Its cus? tomers. Separate desks for ladies. Interest paid on special deposits. Cus? tomers' privare boxes taken care of free of charge in our vaults. Foreign exchange. Letters o? credit; We invite you to open an account. VIRGINIOS NEWTON, President. J. B. BEASLEY, Cashier. UNION BANK OF RiCH?VlOND. ORGANIZED MAY 3, 1866. Capital.$219.750 Undivided Profit.$290,000 Deposits.$1,200,000 x>i*a_:_r_o*etS: ViRGiNius Newton, R. T. Arrington, Jr., B. Alsop, T. W. Pemberton. N. W. Bowe, Chas. Davenport. Small and Large Deposits Solicited, LOANS NEGOTIATED. Interest Allowed. .^^^^^^^^^^-?^-^ Bile Geri?iaiisa llestiiiii Company S ^ 0F CINCINNATI, OHIO. *?v W Capital.$100,000 ?N ?f Reserve and Surplus.$125,000 f^ ^offer^ou A Guaranteed go/ investments f?k Full particulars and information concerning this excellent company can be had ^ ?^ by calling on or writing v*_J y? EDW. H. SMITH. Local Mgr., 819 E. Main St., Richmond, Va. ?y An Old-Line Southern Company." Life Insurance Company, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. (Richmond's Latest Financial Achievement.) T.A. WELLER, Pr?s. G. E. STYLL, Sec. A. R. TATUM, V. Pr?s ??~ ~ The Prudential Banking & Trust Co. liSof" L,FE OF RICHMOND, VA., BURGLARY. HEALTH i!03E;MAINST. EMPLOYERS ACCIDENT <*/ iTl ? ? LIABILITY PLATE.GLASS insurance Department, W(LLB0M STEAM BOILER C. H.JORDAN, MANAGER. yQ|| ? Representing Nothing But the Best Companies. ? cSf?. INVESTMENT. TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF THE COMMON? WEALTH CLUB. MATURING JUNE 1, 1!)00. ?oS.OOO: \ The Club has decided to extend its bonds twenty years. The Virginia Trust Company will act for the bondholders, properly stamping them and attaching the new coupons. Holders of these bonds, who have been seen, have readily agreed to the ex tention; as, however, the bonds are some? what scattered, theis means is adopted to notify all holders of the action of the Club, and the request is made that they communicate with the undersigned at the earliest possible date, stating whether they will extend. As some of the bonds are known to be held by estates in liquidation, a. part of the issue is offered to tlyi public at par and interest, payable 20 ?per cent, cash, balance in. two, four, six and eight months. The bonds are good beyond peradven ture, and the coupons are paid regularly, as not only is the physical security of the property ample for the principal, but also the fixed income of the Club far in excess of the annual interest. Further information will be given upon aPpllCati0IWTNDHAM ROLLING. Chairman; S. DABNE? CRENSHAW, W. S. FORBES, Finance Committee. EMS ? STOPPAR S Consolidated Stock Exchange. Members j New York Produce Exchange. ESTABLISHED 1885. BANKERS AN? BROKERS. 34 New St? and 38 Broad St, N. T. SOLICIT ORDERS PURCHASE OR SALE, CASH OR MARGIN. * STOCKS, WHEAT, COTTON. Write or call for DAILY MARKET LETTER, giving INFORMATION OF ESPECIAL value. FREE upon applica? tion; also' monthly table showing prices Stocks. Cotton, Produce. Telephone "5(0 BroatV"_ my6 C. W, BRANCH & CO., STATE BANK BUILDING, BANKERS and BROKERS * FrlVftt? *ir?M New Terk. Chicago asd TO THE HOLDERS Oh FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Richmond R'y &, Electric Co. The above-named property has been ac? quired by the Richmond Passenger and Power Company of Richmond. Va., and an issue of $3,000.000 new S per cent, bonds has been made by the latter company, running twenty-five years. The bonds of the Rich? mond Railway and Electric Company, car? rying the July 1, WOO, coupon (and all sub? sequent coupons}, must, to avoid cost or penalty, be deposited with The Merchants' Trust Company, 320 Broadway, New York, by not later than May 15, 1900, for exchange, into Uie bonds of the Richmond Passenger and Power Company, nond for bond. The first coupon on the new bond will mature Julv 1. 1900. The Merchants' Trust Company will is? sue temporary negotiable receipts for the Richmond Railway and Electric Company bonds as deposited, exchangeable for the new bonds as soon as the latter can be engraved and executed. A large majority of the Richmond Rail? way and Electric Company bonds have .al? ready agreed to the exchange, and we re? commend all holders to do the same with? out delay. Bondholders' Agreements must be signed and deposited with the bonds. They can be obtained at the offices of the undersign? ed, who are prepared to give all informa? tion required upon application. JOHN H. DAVIS & CO., 10 Wall Street, New York. TOWNSEND WHELEN & CO., 309 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. E. H. GAY & CO.. 131 Devonshire Street, Boston. Tie SMe Eaii of YMa RICHMOND, va. .. Capita? ...... S500.000 Surplus. . . ? ? . S24Q.00O JOHN S, ELL?TT. WILLIAM. M.HILL President. Cashier. Director?: Al???U?' Cameron. John ? Eiiett. T. c. wiuum*. jr.. am&vm? 9: Valentie?. JAM? X>. Crusu. Joba H. William?, I? & Feur?Ufe?s, A- R. Hlltt rXN"ASCIA_. Largest Capital of Any Bank or Trust Com pany in the South Atlantic States. RICHMOND TRUST AND Safe Deposit Company, Northwest Corner lOth ami Main St?j RICHMOND. VA. CAPITAL, - - $1,000,000 Does a general Trust Company business.. Deposits received and interest allowed thereon. President - - John Skelton Williams f James H. Dooley, Vice-Presidents ? Frank A. Davenport ( Henry L. Cabell. Treasurer, Lewis D, Crenshaw, Jr. One Reason Is that we are up-to-date, and hard workers. Extracts from letters re> ceived from our patrons; "I am pleased to state that since the first of the year I 'have found our con? nection 'with your agency a very valuable one." "Your quick and reliable report saved us an SS0.00 shipment last week, which would have been a total loss." "Our credit man says our connection with your agency is the best we have." "We use the Snow-Church Co. for our collections, and find it the most satisfac? tory way of collecting we have ever had." T3RY THE SNOW-CHURCH CO, $ 250 "| ? TO LEND I lloof citv'bealty. A. J. Chew?ing & Co., Real Lstate and Loans, CO I 6 N. 10th Street. and up io $20,000 ??loney To Lend. Low $2,000 I Gn Rea! $ 1,000 j Estate. $500 Small Rates. $250 | Charges. HO. H. GILLIAM & CO., myl3-lt No. 903 East Main Street. $500] TO LEND $700 | nsj $2,000 [ m f?ti City Property M'VEIGH _ GLINN, No. Ill:? East Main Street. ?fvio^o^i $250 to L-enca.. [ $25,000 City Real Estate. 5, 5?2 and 6 Per Cent J. THOMPSON" BROWN & CO.. myl3-lt. No. 1113 Main Street. __?o__ey _o ___t__ci ON CITS' AND COUNTRY PROPERTY. Wo can lend a larg-e sum on very choice City Real Estate at 5 per cent. Consult us hefore making loan. Business confi? dential. myl."-lt R. B. CHAFFIN & CO.. Inc. MQ___?y -to __?___! IN SUMS TO SUIT. Charges moderate. chart.es A. ROSE. myl.1,20 Real Estate and Loans. Money to __*e__cl. We can Bend you "Money in sums of $100.00 to 510,000.00 on City Real Estate. Terms liberal. WILLIAM B. PIZZTNT CO.. myl3-lt Tenth and Bank Streets. _v_o__*ey to ?_e___a in sums to suit, on Richmond City and Suburban Real Estate. SUTTON & CO., mj-13-lt Tenth and Bank Streets. E_Io__-ey to __e__c ON RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE. N. W. BOWE. myl3-lt Real Estate and Loans. BANKKUTPCr NOTICES. NOTICE OF FIRST ??EETING OF CREDITORS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST? ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA: In the Matter of ( No. 165. GEO. W. REDD, JR., 1 In a Bankrupt. ( BankruDtcy. To the creditors of GEO. W. REDD, JR., of Hampden Township, in the county of Prince Edward and district afore? said, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 2d day of May, A. D. 1900, the said GEO. vv. REDD.' JR., was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at my office, in Farmvillc, Ya.. on the 2D DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1900. at 12 o'clock noon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex? amine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as mav properly come be? fore said meeting. W. W. FORBES, Referee in Bankruptcy. J Broad Street Park. ? *f* Va. State League. ? ? richmondIT ? I NEWPORT NEWS, | May 14,15. 16. J | vs-NORFOLKJay 17,18,19 J ? GAME CALLED 4:30. ? t - "X i L?ADIE_S FRES- i j:: ::::::::::;::::: ::::::* ? BTDB STEAMSHIP CO.'S ^^gg^ wikAD-LPHIA. ? I C ? *_ O >fjJ A*NJt> ?tttttPQ{rf"; a"i'EA_?"ai5? Appointed saillns day?: Svery TUBS. DAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY at day UFr?lght received daily till 5 P. If. For further tot^?ffl*^ RAILROADS scheduli: EFFECTIVE APRIL 2,1900.' TRAINS LtuAvE RICHMOND. VA. 1?.0OP. M., No. 11, Soutnern Express, <3aliy for Atlanta. Augusta. Jack? sonville, and points South. Sleeper for Danville, ureensboro, Salisbury, and Charlotte, open at Richmond 0:30 P. M. Stops for passengers at locai stations. Connects at Danville and Charlotte with New York and Florida Express {No. 33), carrying ? through sleepers between New York and Tampa, with connections for all Florida points. Also, connects at Danville and Charlotte with Wash? ington and Southwestern Limited (No. 37) carrying through sleepers between New York and Nashville, New York and Memphis. New York and New Orleans: also. Pullman Tourist sleeper Mondays. Wednes? days and Fridays Washington to San Francisco without change, with connections for all points in Texas, Mexico and California. -2:01 P. M., No. 7, solii train daily for Charlotte, N. C. connects at Mose ley with Farmville and Powhatan railroad. At Keysville for Clarks. ville. Oxford, Kendereon and Dur? ham, and at Greensboro for Dur? ham. Raleigh and Winston-Salem; at Danville with No. 35. United States fast mall, solid train, datly for New Orleans a*nd pointe South, w-hich carries sleepers New York to New Orleans and New York to Jacksonville, connecting for Nassau and Havana. ? tinnighout sleeper Salisbury to Memphis. Buffet-Par? lor car between Richmond and Danville. 6:00 P. M.. No. IT local, daily except Sunday, for Keys7itle and Interme? diate points TRxMNS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. 6:25 ? ?. ? *'G??? .-Ulanta, Augusta and R'" .' \T Y Asheviile, and all points B.00 A. M. J South. ?t:4j A. M. From Keysville and local stations. LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS. Nos. 61 and 52, between Manchester and Neapolis. YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT. THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH. LEAVES RICHMOND. 4-30 ? M., No. lf>. Baltimore Limited, daily except Sundays, for West Point and intermediate stations, making close connection at West Point with steamer for Baltimore. 2-30 P. M., No. 10, local express, daily except Sundays for West Point and intermediate stations. Connects with stage at Lester Manor for Walkerton and Tappahannock: also, at West Point with steamer for Baltimore. Stops at all stations. 5-00 A. M.. No. 7-1. local mixed. Leaves daily except Sunday from Virginia Street Station for West Point and intermed?ate stations. connecting with stage at Lester Manor for Walkerton and Tappahannock. TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND. 9:15 A. M.. daily from West Point, with connection from Baltimore, except Mondays. . .? . - 10:45 A. M.. except Sundays and Mon? days. 6-40 P. M., daily, except Sunday, from West Point and intermediate sta? tions. Steamers leave West Point daily, except Sundays, 5:50 P. M-. arriv? ing Baltimore S:00 A. M.; re.turnlnsr. leave Baltimore at 5 P. M., dally, except Sundavs, arriving Richmond 9:15 A. M. Steamers call at Gloucester Point and Almonds Wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; York town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. C. W. WESTBURY. Traveling Passenger Agent. No. 1)20 East Main Street. Richmond. Va. J. M. CULP. W. A. TURK. Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. F. S. GANNON. Third Vice-President and General Man? ager, Washington. D. C. Chesapeake Ohio Rv. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY C, 1?O0. . FROM RICHMOND. LEAVE BROAD-STREET STATION. 7 00 A M. Daily local for Newport News, Old Point and Norfolk. Par? lor car. ":. 9-00 A M. Daily "Fast Line for New? port News. Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. Parlor oar. This train stops only at Williamsburg. 3-45 "? M. Dally local for Newport News Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. Pullman to Old Point. 10-?0 A. M. Ex. Sunday. Local to ?Jlit ton Forge. Connects for Orange, Calverton, Manasses and Wash? ington. ., ^ > _. . ??15 P M. Dallv limited to Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis. Pullman sleeping car. Connects at Orange with So. Rv. north of Orange, and connects for Va. Hot Springs. No 7 local train Ex. bun., fol? lows above train rfrom Gordonsville to Staunton. ' ~ 5:00 P. M. Doswell Accommodation, Ex. 10-30 p"m. Daily F. F. V. to Cincinnati and Louisville. Pullman sleernng car. Connects for Va. Hot Springs. LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET STATION. 10 30 \ M. Dally for Lynchburg, Lex ' ington and Clifton Forge. ?Con? nects, except Sunday, with Buck? ingham and Alberen* Branches. 5:00 P. M. Ex. Sunday, Columbia Ac? commodation. TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD-STREET STATION. R-nn -5l ?? Ex. Sunday from Doswell. S:30 A. M"! and 3:30 P. M. Daily from Cincinnati and Louisville. 11-->0 A M 7:10 P. M. and 10:30 P. M. '" Daily from Norfolk and Old Point. 7:45 ?- ?- ??? Sunday, from Clifton Forge. TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-STREET 1K' STATION. ?-40 \ M Ex. Sunday, from Columbia. <??? P* M? Daily from Lynchburg, Lt?C iiigton and Clifton Forge. Ex. Sun? day from New Castle and Rosney. Trnr detail information, connections, etc? apply at Richmond Transfer Office. If? East Main Street; C. and O. Pass. Office SO!? East Main Street; Station 'Ti'.k-et Offices, or address TlcKet JNO. D. POTTS. A. G. P. A. Old Dominion Steamship Co. Daily Line for New York, the North and East FROM RICHMOND. PV??ENGERS can leave DAILY, ex? cept Sunday, via C. and O. at 3:45 P. M. or R. and P. and N. and W. railroads at 0 A M., connecting at Norfolk with direct steamers sailing same day, 7:30 P. M. Steerage passengers can leave by aux il'ary steamer Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 5 P. ?M-. changing to main-line chips at Norfolk. FREIGHT for all northern, eastern and foreign ports received and forwarded daily, except Sunday. FROM NEW YORK. PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ? -eat Sunday, from company's pier. No. "t? North River, at S P. M., Saturday 4 ? M. tor Old Point Comfort and Nor 'fo'lk Connecting with C. and O. and N. and W trains for Richmond. ?FREIGHT received and forwarded dally exceDt Sunday. . Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer Company. ?03 East Main Street; Jeffer soTlIotel. C. and O and R. and P. denois. Richmond. Baggage checked ?hrousth to all points. ?rt-u? MAY" I?* B*-ur<ifty'3 h?H?is hour from New YorK wit. be 3:0o P. M. For further Information npply to * ? JOHN F. MAYER. Aeent. 1212 East Main Street, Richmond, Va General offices: SI Beach Street, corner West Street, New York. M". Y. J. J. BROWS. ?&. B. WALKER. Gen. Pass. Agent. J. Tral?o-atonaeer. ^,,...? ^^...? , ?fc f>ATi.i:n\ns Atlantic Coast Lini SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL s, ljuy. TRAIN'S LEAVE RICHMOND?BYRD? blx_i_'J ?TATluN 9:00 ?. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg 9:31 A. M.. Norfolk 11_7 A. _. Stops only at Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk. Va.? 3:0d ?. ??. Dally. Arrives Petersou eg 9:50 A. AL, Weldon.11:45 A. AL. FayeCt? yllle 4:15 P. AL, Charleston II:? ?*. ??., Savannah 12:50 A. AL. Jickson ette 7:30 A. il., port Tampa ?%:a P. M. Connecta at Wilson Witt No. 47, arriving Goldsboro 3:lO P. AL. VVllmingtpo t>:? p. M. Pullruau ? J" Sleeper New York to Jacksonville. 11:30 A. M. Dally except Sunday. Arriva.? Petersburg 12:0? P. AL Stops Man? chester. Drewry's Bluff, Centrali* and Chester on slgnaL S:33 P. AL Daily. Arrives Petersburg 4:13 P. M. Makes all stops. 5:30 P. AL Dally except Sunday. Arrivas Petersburg t>;la ir. M.. Weidon s;j? P. AL. and Kooky Mount t>:SO P. M. Makes all intermediate scope. 6:48 P. AL Daily. Arrives Petersburg 7:21 P. AL Connects with N. and W. 'or Norfo.k and intermediate coin's. Emporta 0:10 (connects with ? and D. for stations between Emporta md Lawrenceville). Weldon 8:58 P. M-. FayettevllU? 12:19 A. AL. Charlea ton 6:04 A. M-. Savannah 7.-0* ?. M-. Jacksonville 11:50 A. AC. Port Tampa 9:? P. M. NEW LINE TO MIDDLB OEOR GIA POINTS.?Arriving Augus? ta 8:10 A. AL, .Macon U ?. M.. At? lanta 12:15 P. AI. Pullman Sleepers New York to Wilmington. Ohartes ton. Port Tampa. Jacksonville. Au? gusta and Macon. ?:00 ?. ?. Dally. Arrive:? Petersburg 9:31 P. M.. Weldon U?O P. M. Make* local stops between Petersburg and Weldon. Arrives Lyncaourg 2:15 A. AL, Roanoke. V_, 4:;s? ?. M., ??ris? to!, Va.. 10:40 A. Al. Connects at Emporta for Danvlile, Va. arriving 5:S5 A. M. Pullman Sleeper Rich? mond to Lynchburg. 10:45 ?- M. Dally. Arrive Petersburg 11:30 A. AC TRAINS .ARRIVE RICHMOND. a_3 A. M. Dally. From Jacksonville, Sa. vannah, Charleston, Atlanta. Ma con. Augusta and all coints Soutn. S:15 A. M. Dally except Sunday. Fre?a Atlanta, Atnens and Raleigh, Hen? derson. Lynchburfj and the West. 3r87 A. M. Dai'.y except Sunday. Peters? burg local. 8:00 A. M. aunday only. From Atlanta. A.thens. Raleigh, and Henderson, Lynchburg and the West. 11:10 A. AL Dally except Sunday. From Goldsboro and intermediate stations Norfolk and Suffolk. 11:06 A. M. Sunday only. From Norfolk. Suffolk and Petersburg. 1:35 P. M Dally except Sunday. Frena Petersburg. 7:25 P. M. Daily. From Miami. Port Tampa. Jacksonville, Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington, Goidiboro. and all points South. ?:55 P. M. Daily. From Norfolk, Sut folk and Petersburg. 8:8? P. M- Dally. From Petersburg^ Lynchburg and West. T. M. EMERSON. J. R. KBNLY. Traffic Manager. General .Manager. ?. M. EMERSON*. General Passenger Agent C. a CAMPBELL. Division Passenger Atteri!. Richmond, Freoer?cKs?urg ana Potomac Railroad. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IS, I'JOu. LEAVE B?RJJ-?Xi_:E'A? S*_*__QrK, 3:oo ?. ??. Daily lor Vta__Bgt_> und, points North, ?stops uiuy at Miirord &nu Frederieksburg. Pullman slee**. era to New ?ork. 8:20 ?. M Sunday only, lor Washington and pomts North. Stops at Elba, Uien Allen. Asbland. Tayl?rsville. Doswell. R?ther Glen. Peno?A, Mil iortl, Woodstane, Guiziea. SUmtiiif, Frederlcks'uurg, Brooke, and Wlde wutsr, Puliman car. 8:45 A. M. Dally, exceut -Sunday fo? Washington ana points Norm. Stops at Elba, Gien Allan. Ashiand.. Ti?j? lorsville, Boswell. Kurher Glen, Pe? n?la, Mllfurd, Woodstane, Guinea. Summit. FreJeric'Kuburs. Brook? and Wldewatar- Puliman car. 12:00 M. Daily, except sunauy. for Wash? ington and points North. Stops as Elba. Glen Aden. Ashiand. Dosweli. Milford and Frederieksburg. Parlor car. Connects with Congressional Limited at Washington. 7:45 P. M. Daily, for Wasnlngton and points North. Stops at Elba. Ash? iand. Doswell. MUiord. Fredericks burg. Brooke and Widewater. Stops at other stations Sundays. Sleeper Richmond to New "York. Sleeper Washington to Philadeinhis. ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION. 8:40 _. M. Daily. Stop* at WMewaier, Brooke, Fredericasburg. Milford, Boswell, Ashiand and Kiba. Stops at other stations Sundays. Sleepeir New York to Richmond. 3:00 P. M. Daily, except Sunday. Stops at Frederieksburg Milford. Dosweil. Ashiand. Gien A'len and Elba. Par? lor car from Washington. 6:28 P. M- Daily. Stops only at Fred erlck?bur*. Doswel!. Ashiand and Elba. Pullman cars from New York. 8'40 P. M. Dally. Stops at Widewarnr. Rreoke. Frederlcksburg. Summit, Guinea. Woodslane. Milford. Pen?la, R?ther Glen, Doswell. Taylorsville. Ashiand. Glen Allen and Elba. Sleeping car. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. 'Daily, except Sunday.) 7:12 A. M. Leaves Elba for Quantico. 4-00 P. M- Leaves Byrd-Street S?ation for Frederlcksburg. ?-.*? P. Da. Leaves Eiba for Ashiand. #> -if> \. M. Arrives Elba from Ashiand. 8-25 A. M- Arrives Byrd-Street Station from Frederlcksburg. ??0d P M. Arrives Elba from Ashiand. ?" W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Man?ser. E. T. D. MTE*?$ Pr?sident. S? 9*\* L* ? * SEABOARD AIR LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 5. 1S0O, LEAVES BYRD-STREET STATION. 9:05 A.M. >Da;iv 9:00 P. M. >Uai'Y for Henderson v arrive Durham dally, ex? cept Sunday;, Raleigh, Saiuor?, Southern Pines, Wilmington. Wades tj-jro. Mor.:??r, Charlotte. Lincolnton. ?heioy, Ruther fordton, Chester, Clinton, Greenwood. Ab? beville. Eiberton. Athens. ATLANTA. Augusta. Macon. Montgomery. New Or? leans. Pensacola. Jacksonville. Texas. Mexico. California ami the West via Memphis or New Orleans. Train leaving at 0-.0U P. M. runs through solid to Atlanta without change of cars. Sleeper ready for occupancy at s;W P. M. ? RAI ? a ARRIVE RICH MOND. 8:15 A. M. Dally, except Sunday ^Sunday Sow A. AL> 7:20 P. M- Daily._ For tickets, baggage cnecVcs. sxiepmg car reservation, etc.. appiy to <"a^ H. AL BOYKIN". Generai Agent 836 east Main street E. ST. JOHN. Vicd-ITcSldent and Gen? eral Manager. V. E. MeBEE. General Super?r.:ertd?.?!?,. H W. B. GLOVER. Traffic Manager. "*-*?* "' _ _ ALLEN. General Passenger Agcpr. t __? Rr.h?d?'_ "?? FtSir.i NOVEMBER, ??, U._V. LEAVE RiCBAtOND (1;??.?), BIRD **^ STREET STATION, i) 00 -V. M., RICii_.O.ND AND NORFULXC. VESTIBULE LiAliT^:^. Arrive a; Nortoik :iu5 A. M. atoys omy a? Peiersourg. Waveny _:d Sarrolk. Second-class tickets not ?cueuie.i on this train- .__ ..,? ^?,. 905 ?. M-. THE CHICAGO f*^_r?l_S3, for Lcjnchburg. Roanoite, Cai . und Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Rou noke to Columbus, a!w ?oc Bristol. Knoxv'die and ChaTTanoog?. Pull? man sleeper Roanoke to K:iosvii:<.?. 6'4S Pi M-. for Su??oliv. Norfolk, and in? termediate stations. urr:ves at Nor? folk at iu:4u P. :.'.? o-oo ? M., for Lynchburg and Roanok??. "* Connects at Lynchburg with Wash? ington and Chattanooga Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg to Mem. ?his and New Orleans. Cafe, parlor and observation car Radfard to Attalla. Aia. Pullman si**^?r be? tween Richmond and Lyn^nburg, andl berths ready tor occupancy at 8:30 p. ?l Also, P~..?man steeper Peters? burg and Euanoke. Trains "*.r>sY>; Trti-???:io:i.i from L?wh. bar?? and the Went Uai;y n: b.u A. ii. ??-a 8:50 ?- M-. rram s<?r*?-z av.A th^ s,im at 11:0ft ?. M . and VESTIBULED LiAL 1TED 7:i? P. AI Office: 838 Main ?tree;. ^B JNO. E. WAGNER. City Pass, and Ticket Agent. C. H. BOSLBY. District Passenger Agent. *W. B. "?TTVTLL. _, _ * C_t_al Pasiemrer Ageot, J