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Wheeling Made Easy.
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"_a.T _ i u s t a i
I\OW '*--""" RinP
x ~ v T* t inic we
offer you Sprin_ and Sum?
mer Underwear from lasl
year in some instances at
HALF PRICE!
In every instance at a
riodixious saving in price
No shop-woi n lot: all fresb
iookiiig box soods. many
suit*. of which bavt never
been opened.
Our new Undciwcar is
nctually on tiie way. We
must make quick clearance
of 1 his lor room.
S.i.00 & $2.50 Ganncnfs, $1.53
SI.75 & $1.50 Garments.SI.OO
$1.08 Garmcnts. 75c
75c Garmcnts. 50c
50c Garmcnts. 33c
35c Garmcnts. 25c
The proper attire for
this sport at prices, in
many instances,
ONE-HALF
UNDER VALUE!
Choice of any $8*50 and $7,50
Bicycle Suit in the house* JjJ AA
Choice of any $15.00, $12*00
and $10.00 Bicycle Suit, fr*7 ?n
Some at each of Ihe new prices are
better than others; make sure.
50c on the Dollar
of the original price will buy any
SILK OR FANCY
WORSTED VEST
_ in the store!
$3.00Vests,$i.5o;$3.50Vests,$i.75;$5.0QVests,$2*so
O. H. Berry & Co.,
Men's and BoysT Outfitters.
TRADES COUNCIL
HEARS LETTERS
(Continued from First Papc.)
in foroe. Therefore. any idoa which I
might have had as 10 the appropria'.eness
of this provision In tho Constitution I
?would sacrifioe to the higha.." consideration
?>f protectinir men from i#3V"y and death.
The importa_i_ of t_e m_?t<*i' may be
renlized when *ttention is *lled to the
fact tliRi nearly thirteen hundred em
jiloyes were last year injured or kiiled
on railroBds in Virginia.
Xor can I agree with those cana'dates
?who *riv?> as a. reason for not favoring
constinitional reiief. ihat any attempc in
that direction would be met with defeat.
.1 cannot join in this prediction, because
310 one yet. knows wlio will be members
of ihe eouvention. Il would seem morc
reasonablc to sdppose that they would pass
such a measure, inasmuch as the liability
liill has three aimes*been passed by the
House ot Delegates. a body selected upon
ihe .--.ine basis 01" representation as the
members of the convention.
The Constitutions of Mississippi and
South Carolina. havo already. by a clatfse
of twenty-jive lines. remedied the evil:
.and. believlng. as do ali the other candi?
dates, ihat empioyes are entitled to the
relief for wliicii they have so often asked,
3 will not. if elected. agree to entrust the
late of so just a measure to a hodv which
has .repeatcdly refused to pass it, I.
therefore, answer your first question by
Baying. 1 favor tli?> inscrtion of an em?
ployers' liability clause in the iiev.' Con
fctimtlon.
"OHX CAP.LAXD POLLAKD.
1 know the contents of the foregoing
Setter, having taken part In the eor.sulta
lion about. its prepai?taoh. As I have al?
ready sent in my answer. J feel it would
be improper for me to _gn the above. But
1 Bee the wisdom of the course pursued.
nnd recognize tliat by consultation the
people aiv apt to pet better results than
by the oxpresslon of individual views.
a. s. _a:*ier.
THE RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Three of the Favorites Are Bcaten?Other
Results.
cily Assoclaled Prosp.)
*NK\V oui.oxs. LJC, March 19.?Do
n.tiiou, S:m AV. and Tohe Payiie were the
bealen favorites. Summary:
First race?mile ;ind seventy yards, scll
*ns ?S.irilla <f! 10 5> lirsl, Beana (5 to ,2)
eocond, Grcy Forge <G to 1) ihird. Time,
3:27 3-4.
Second race -one mile, selling? Ja.no
wood u; l.> 5) iirst. Cogswell (?. to ]> s<
?nd, Teago'ivn (S to l> third. Time.-1:4_.
Third race- seven furlongs, handicap?
Cad liazel <:: to ?.'.? first. Thurics (S lo 1)
second, Sldllman (C to 1) third. Time,
1:T, 1-1.
Fourth race?Turf Congress Steeple?
chase. full course?Bristol (10 to ?) iirst.
J'ouaiioii 0 t<> 10) second, Miss Ransom
<X to li Ihird. Tim?\ 4:4'..
Fifth race-six furlongs, selling?Pillard
Iftt <."". u> 2t iirst. .lack Adie. (15 to 1) second,
Charlie Uaniels (12 to 1) ihird. Time. 1:15.
Sixth race?six and a half furlongs, sell?
ing? Taureata (4 to 11 first. Stm XV. (4 to
*-'> second. Uoustcrswivel (15 lo 1) third
Time, 1:15.
Seventh race?mile and seventy yards.
eelling? Beo,ueath (40 to 1) first. * Belle
Simpson (T to 1) second, Prcstar (G to 1)
third. Time, 3 :49 1-_
Overa Majority.
(Bv _RiioololcJ I'ress.)
NKVV YORK, March IX?The Kvcning
T'ost says: -
"lt was eslimated to-day that fully
SO per cent. of the stock of the con
Ktituent steel eompanies will have been
aieposited for conversion into the securi
lies of tiie United States Steel Corpora?
tion by to-morrow night."
Mr. l.h "nj-stonc Better.
ttiv Associnied I'ress.)
TVASHINGTOX. D. ('.. March 19.?
Bcpresentative I-ivingstone. of Georgla,
who ?s seriously iii with pneumonia, was
silghtly better to-day. To-night his pny
.sioian reports his condition as satlsfac
tory.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary Janc Wardea. v
Mrs. Mary Janc Wardcn. rclict Of Mr.
Jami's Warden. died at 6:15 o'clock yes?
terday evening at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. W". <". Graham. Xo. SOC
"West Cary Street. in the seventy-sixth
year of her hkc.
She bad been ill for a !6ng time, but
bor? her sufffuigs with Clirtstlau forti
tude. "Bless t!i>- _ord, O. My Soul.' Bless
31!h boly nani-," were almost her last
words.
She leaves four children. ihrce daugh?
ters and one wm, They are: Mrs. J. _.
SSms. of Birminj-ham. Ala.; Mrs. William
SalcBaln. Mrs. AV. C. Graham, and J. IL
Varden, of Jlichmond. ? -
Th? funeral will take place from the
residence at 11 o'clock to-morrow xnorn
l__.
John W. Dsvis.
NMr. John ??**. Davis died at his residence,
?n Ixtulsi&na Street. ln Fulton. yesterday
jnorain_ at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Davis was
takstt IU with pneumonia several days
Ago, but the malady was not deemed
fatal until shortly before his death.
Mr Davis was a consistent member of
Fulton Baptist Church. from which place
his funeral will be preached to-morrow
morning at 31 o'clock. He was a stcp-son
of tne late Jefferson Powers. under whom
he learned the. brick business. and at the
time of his death, deceascd was a promi?
nent and influential member of the Junior
Order United American Meehanics.
He leaves a widow and three small chil?
dren and ono brother, AA'alter Davis, of
Washington', D. C.
Funeral of Mr. Redford.
The funeral of Mr. C. E. Redford took
place from Centenary Mtthcdist Church
at II o'clock yesterday. The church was
crowded to its doors by the lifelong
friends of the deceased. who brought and
contrlbutod floral designs of every kind.
The iir.presslve service was conducted by
Rev. 'XV, AV. Lcar. pastor of the church,
assisted by Rev. Dr. AY. A". Tudor. The
choir sang the following hymns: "Just
As I Am, AYithout One Plea"; "Peace,
Perfect Peace"; and "In the Sweet By and
By." The interment was made in the old
famiiy section, in Shockoe Cemetery.
Robert -V. Suttle.
(Special Dispatch lo Th? Tlm?8.)
KING GEORGE, A"A.. March 39.?Mr.
Robert A". Suttle, one of the most hlghly
respected and best citizens of this
county. died Saturday night at his home,
"Ridgley," in the lower part of the
county, after an illness of a month and
more, with a compllcation of diseases.
Mr. Suttle was for many years a mem?
ber of the Board of Supervisors of King
George and a school trustee. At the
time of his death he was superintendent
of the poor.- He was a man who was
trusted and hohored by all who knew
him, and in his death this county has
lost one of its most substantial citizens.
He was a consistent and active mem?
ber of Brund llill Baptist Church.
Ile is survived by a .widow and six
children?four daughters and two sons.
Hs was lifty-six years old.
Dr. S. R. McClannahan.
(Special Dispatch to Tne Times.)
CULPEPER, A"A., March 39.?Dr. S. R.
McClannahan, .of Brandy Station, died
lliero to-day, aged seventy. Dr. Mc?
Clannahan had been closely identified
with the interests and history of Cuipeper
county for a long number of years, tak?
ing a most prominent. paxt both as a prac
ticing physiclan ai.-d a member of the
Legislature of A'irginia. He will bc buried
to-morrow in his old famiiy burying
ground at Brandy, A'a., by the Masonic
Lodge ot that place. .
Mrs. Matilda May.
(Special Dispatch to The Tiui.'s.)
TAZEWEI-L. A'A.. March 39.?
Mrs. Matilau May, wife of Colonel A. J.
May, died at her home here yesterday,
from pneumonia; aged seventy years.
Her funeral was conducted this morn?
ing at lhe Methodist Church by Rev.
J. S. French. assisted by Rev. C. R.
Brown, D. R. Johnson and Rev. Mr.
AYebb. She leaves a husband, two sons
and one daughter.
Captain J. C. Bull.
(Special Dispatch to The Times.)
AY1LLLYMSBURG, A'A., March IS?
Mr. John C. Bull died suddenly last
night at his home, in York coun?
ty. He was born in Accomac county
about 3S30, but moved to his late home,
tlie Queens Creek Farm, a few years af?
ter ihe war.
Yesterday morning he attended court
at Yorktown and served cn the jury,
seeming perfectly well.
Harrison Lupton.
(Special Dispatch to The Times.)
AY1NCHESTER. A"A.. March 39.?Mr.
Harrison Lupton, who was paralyzed
March I4th. died last night, aged T-J years.
He was a member of an old A'irginia
famiiy and a quiet and cultured gentle?
man. During the Confederate war his
home was a much frequented place by
hungry soldiers. A widow, one son and
one daughter survive.
H. J. Rosenberg.
(Special Dispatch to The Tlmcs.)
ROANOKE, A'A.. March 39.?H. J.. Ros
enberg. an old and prominent citizen,
died at 3 o'clock last night from heart
disease. He i.s survived by one child.-Mrs.
S. Silverman, and a number of grand
childrcn.
Henry E. Edmunds.
(Special I>Ispal<-h to Tho Times.)
CHASE CITY. A'A., March 39.-Mr.
Henry E. Edmunds, Jr., died here yester?
day after a brief illness. aged 45. He
leaves a widow and two children. He was
well known and related to many of the
most prominent faniilics in this and ad
joining counties.
DEATHS.
WARDEN.?Died, at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. AV. C GraJiam. March
10th. at ?5:35 P. M.. MARY JANE WAR
DEN", rellct of the late James AA'arden
in the scventy-sixth year of her atre.
Funeral from the residence. No. '?00
AVest Cary Street. MARCH 21e?? at Jl
A. M. Friends and acquaintances are
Invited to attend.
i*
McCARTXET.?The funeral of KDXA.
daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlei A.
McCartnev. will take place from Laur#l
Street M. 2. Church TO-MORROW
AFTERNOON, at 3:30 o'clock; a*red
thirtftcn years. Friends are invited to
attend.
PLACING THE BLAME.
Investigation of the Fulton Smasb-Up in
Progress.
invcstigations as to the cause of the
coliision between tho Chesapeake and
Ohio train and a car of the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company, Monday
night. were conducted by both companies
yesterday. The real cause of the acci?
dent, however, remains undetermincd and'
will be tne subject of future inquiry.
The railroad officiais claim that thcy
wcre not at fa.ult and that the real cause
was the failurc to observe proper precau
tlons on the part of the street car com?
pany. The officiais of the Richmond Pas?
senger and Power Company. however,
malntain that the gates at the Denny
Street crossing. which had been xemoved.
shc>uld have been replaced and that 'ii.ll
necessary care and discretion on the part
of its employes had bcpii observed. The
colored watchman. Xieholas' Black, de
clares lhat no signal save that to stop
was given by him. but both Motorman
Rowlctt and Conductor Snoddy. of the
fatod car. maintained that they were sig
nalled to come ahead. The Passenger and
Power Company officiais point to tho fact
that Mr. Rowlctt is one of the most care
ful motormen in their employ. and is
known as the* "man who has never had a
wreck." Conductor Snoddy is also re?
garded as a most careful conductor. Thev
also claim that Conductor Snoddy alighted
from tiis car and had crossed the trark.
Tlie Chesapeake and Ohio cfficials. how?
ever. claim that the street car men did
not exercise. tbe. proper p'recaution; and.
had they done so, a wreck would have
bc^n impossible.
The condition of those injured in the
colhsion is encouragiiig. Polk-e-Sergoant
Otey stood tho amputation of his foot well
and was rcstinp easily last night. Fire
man C. P. La.rus was also reported as
dong nicely. as was Motorman Rowlctt,
who was only sllghtly injured.
TO HAVE A NATATORIUM.
Captain Pfczini Will Establish One Near the
New Reservoir.
Capfain Andrew Pizzini has purchascd
property near the Reservoir and proposes
to build a. natatorium and swimming pool
to cost $25,000, and be modern and up-'
to-date in every particular.
The building will be "MO by 320 feet and
the pool 200 by S0 feet. The front will
consist of two massivc towers, the arch
way between opening Into a Jarge recep?
tion room ciliptical in form. jln the cen
ter will be the pool, and around the
dressing rooms, etc.
Tho pool will vnry in depth from three
to eight feet. and all the water will bc
filtered by means of a $2,500 lilter. In
the centcr of the pool thoro is to be an
electric fountain. There will be arrangc
ments for music and refreshments.
The natatorium will be a valuable and
attractive suburban feature.
BOARD 0F FJSHERIES
WIII Hold a Regular Meeting at Murphy's
To'day.
The State Board of Fisheries will meet
at Murphy's to-day in regular monthiy
session.
Senator George B. Keezell, of Rocking?
ham, and Delegate Pembroke Pettit, of
Fluvanna. are here to attend the meeting.
The other members are expected this
morning.
After disposing of such routine business
as may properly come before the body, it
ls expected that the old question of buy?
ing a new oyster boat to take the place
of the Chesapeake will come up. Capt..
John A. Curtis wants a new steel boat
built by the Trigg Ship Building Com?
pany, to cost about $2:1,000, and has pians
for same, which he will lay before the
meeting to-day. He favors selling the old
boat, and says it will probably bring
about $3,000.
WANTS C0MMUTATI0N.
Senator Bruce Pleads For Dan Kane, the
Murderer.
Senator R. P. Bruce, of AYise. had a
long conference with Governor Tyler
yesterday and urged him to com
mute the death sentence of Dan.
Kane, the condenmed negro wife
murderer of AYise, to life imprisonment.
Kane is sentenced to hang on April 39th,
and Senator Bruce is very hopeful that
the Governor will commute the sentence.
He presented a long petition, signed by
a number of prominent people in the
county, who, through the paper, said they
did not think it was a case for puriish
ment by death, inasmuch as it did not
appear that there was any premedilation
on the part of Kane. The Governor
heard Senator Bruce, and promised to
tako the matter up shortly, when
it is higlily probable that the sentence
will bo commuted.
EXCURS10NS T0 RICHMOND.
Eastcr Monday Visitors Promise to bc More
Numerous Than Usual.
Easter Monday cxeursions to Richmond
prymiso to be a great feature of travel
in the eariy portion of April.
Capt. J. AY. Talley, of Buckingham, the
veteran excursion manager, was in the
city yesterday arranging for an excursion
from Gladstone to Richmond on the day
after liaster, April S, Captain Talley said
he would bring to Richmond probably as
big a crowd as he iias ever handled.
Michie & Adams, of "Tril'oy" excursion
fame, will run their annual Easter Mon?
day excursion from Farmville to Rich?
mond. Arrangements have been made to
give the excursionists several hours in
Richmond in which to see their friends
and do their sfcopping.
BAPTIST J0URNAL1STS.
Southern Press Association Convencs Here
To-Day.
The Southern Baptist Press Associa-.:
tion will hold its initial session this morn?
ing. Some of the members reached the
city last night, but the real infiux of
visitors and delegates will arrive to-day.
The visitors. for the most part, will be
entertained by local Baptist pastors and
friends.
The sesslons of the association will be
held in the Grace-Street Baptist Church.
Denominational journalism will be the
general topic for discussion, but various
other business matters will come up for
consideration.
To-morrow night Mr" E. F. Johnson
will tender to the Association a compli
mentary dinner at the Jefferson. Covers
will be laid for 200 guests. After dinner
there will be a variety of toasts, to which
distinguished speakers will respond. On
Friday the Association will enjoy an
excursion to Old Point and Newport
News. Rev. Dr. R. H. Pitt, R. J. AYil
llngham and AY. R. L. Smith, of this city,
compose the Committee of arrangements.
Building in Lee District.
"If it were not that a lease had been
signed with a show that is eoming here
next month, building operations on the ?'
north side of Franklin Street in Lee Dis?
trict would already be now in progress.
As it is, brick and number will be-de?
livered on the property in a few days."
This statement was made by a well- j
known real estate man yesterday.
Among the properties recently contract- ]
ed for'is a new residence on Park AVe
nue, near Rowland Street, to be built by
Mr. Charles AVlllls. Mr. L. P. Kuhn will
buiid on Hanover, near Rowland Street,
and other houses will go up on Grove
and $*ark Avenues, near Meadow. Mr.
J. C. Brockenbrough has pians completed
for a handsome residence to be located
on Monument Avenue, near Allen,
Thert is a- steady and bealthy appre
1 jtf_s>n.t-t_i'i to
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE'F^CAh ^T^*G THE 3JST DAI-'
OF DECEMBER. 1900. *0F THE ACTUAL C^ONDITION -OF_THE NORTH
WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE IN'SUKANCE^MPANl,^.f?n? TO THE A_vi'
1>ER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF JVJSCONSIN.MADE, ITO THE AL
D1TOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS I'OR THE COMMONWEALTH OF VXR
GINIA. PCRSUANT TO THE LAWS OF \ IRGIMA.
Name of the Companv ln full-NORTHWESTERN
LNGE COMPANY. " ,. ?
MUTUAL -LIFE INSUR
A' Location or Ho'mo or Principal Office of said Gompany-WILAVAUKEE/W1S.
Character of the Business transacted by the Company?LIrE lisSL/ttAiN'-t'.,
PURELY MUTUAL. '
President?II. I.. PALMER.
Secretarj-?J. XV. SKINNER.
Organized and incorporated?MARCII. _ ISo' ? ;
Commenced Business?NOVBMBER. 2o, 15oS. _,?.,
Names of the General Agent in Virginia?T. A. CAB1.
Residencc-IUCIIMOND, VA. No Amount.
The number of policies and the amount of insurance effected
lS'1'.y.i.n..f0!'!:.e at Cnd !!f^f^Mi^S^-"* $457,094,336 00
The number of* policies" issYieci during the year and the amount ?
of insurance effected thereby, on "cash paid-for basis . 2a,6_ 6d.34.-?._;* ou
rr.^i - .234.1S0 S552.440.150 00
The number-of* policies* and "the amount of insurance which .?*_.? ?_,??_.
have ccascd to be in force during the year. 0,4au _..<g_&W w
The whole number of policies in force. and the amount of lia?
bilities or risks thereon at end of year, on 'cash paid-for -? _.- t
D_gig .22l,c4, 532y,o4i,i3U UU
RECEIPTS.
The amount of premiums received during the year J 20,93"4,757 36
The amount of in'erest and rents iccervecl
from all sources. en'mr -i
Prolit on sales of real estate. 6?9&> oa
Total.J 27,160,504 17
DISBURSEMENTS.
The amount of losses paid.'.$ 4,4S5,*"0o ol>
The amount of matured and discountcd endow- ???????
ments paid. *f5*S_ 52
The amount of paid arinuitants. i-,..WJ *>
Premium notes. voided by lapse. $3.408'.il; less
restored by revival. "S2,S22.36. ??^
The amount. paid for surrender values. ..... ";?*_????' ?
The amount of dividends paid to policyholders ..,~3,?iQ 47
The amount paid for expenses?(including taxes, .?.?.,..
$675,H!>7.7~1. 4,353,'U.l oU
The amount of all other disburscnients. viz: advor
lising $?,217.n.S: Losses on sale of real estate.
$12,055.37: adjustment of real estatefvalues. $?:>.
niT.Tn; Loss on sale of bonds. 510,000.00; Lost rcnut
>:,. <N.l9o 41)
tance, ?y
Total.
$ 11.323,114 46
ASSETS.
Bonds. market value.5 ?4?'cSf"HT S
Real estate. tihencumbered. book value. ?-.- 4,h08.5-i m
Loans secured bv iirst mortgage on real estate ,.,484,037 4.
Cash in bank, trust eompanies and company s of- n
fjec . . . t>,oUv,$->l IU
_oah"s**oiiicoropaiiy*s policies, assigned as collat- ^
,-,...,i . . ,,l,b.r>lo w
Preniium notes. etc. -ir-"? ?"
Interest due and accrued. -*,..i,"J*'US%i,
Rents due and accrued. c2L-2i?,'-'.',
Fncollected and doferred premiums..... l,b<'??_ nj
All other assets?Agent's debit balance...:. _______'_
$133,565,043 93
Deduct agent's credit balance. S3S.705.J5_; _all other, ____?._ __
$S,094.!3: agent's debit balances, 5^0,..*-. 0?-" D'
Carried out at market value-,Total.$139,512,165 31
LIABILITIES.
The amount of losses unpaid? (unadjusted, 5411,- _ ?
H55.1S: resistod. $76 S4S.S3.-..".'.' .*" 5g*ols 00
The amount of matured ?'nf.0^'-^"*^."''^ insVa'lV
Tho amount due for annuities, $200.00, for instan _Qy qq
ments. $300.00.- ? ?.j'* V,**iVh_ "an'
rhe amount of liability on pohcies, including an
nuitles. etc. in force 31st December ^bl^a m 030 0S6 00
basis of 4 per cent. actuanes' mortaUts*^b|?**: 10^*?-,-8
Present. value of amounts not yet due on matuied
installment policies.;.i'"?''i't_i,'(i
Surplus held to meet toutine and serni-tontine
nolicv contraets (approximate), $23..A0.o4b.00, 1.x
ee"s T ner cent over 4 per cent. reserve on poli
cf? issued'since'-lanuao- 31. 1899. $378 554.00; Spe?
cial reserve for paid-up insurance claimabie. etc. ?,,.-,_,.,- m
fjnpaidffeends "o'r othor' proflts'^?ojicy-h?'u*
ers including ihose cont.ngcnt ui pa> men of out
standing and deferred premiums. (estlm ted .... -lu.JJ. 4J
RUN accounts, commissions. medical no leg,.l
fees. etc, due or accrued. $65,5b9.S3; remiums
paid in advance, (cstimated). ________
Total
$133,345,313 67
EUS1XESS IN* VIRGINIA DURING 1900.
No. Amount.
Number and amount of polic^sih force december 31st of pre
.ious vear (including new work tinreported) ...... 4.S61 $U,.o9,00, 00
Number and amounrot' policies issued during the year (9,1
$1,S37,S61.00. less unreported, 99-$204,000.00). S,2 1.6o3.St>l 00
Total .5,733 S12,S92,86S 00
Deduct number'and amount which haye ceased to be in force . _ 1
during the year (including removals from the State) . *83 '49-'69 ??
Total number and amount of policies in force at end Of ?
year (excluding new work unrepc*rted) .j_-,^>l __firl4^l_.^
No. Amount.
Amount of losses and claims on policies unpaid December 31st
Amou nt?" losse" a nd' claims" on ' policies' 'fn'c'urred'' during the ^
year
Total
$ 1.000 00
109.333 00
$110,339 00
Amount of losses and claims on policies paid during the year..___U _J?j>^l_.?
Amount of assessments. premiums, dues and fees collected or secured in
Virginia during the year. in cash and notes or credits. without any de
ducfion for losses, dividends. commissions, or other^penses^^^^^ SS
(.Signed) J. XV. SKINNER, Secretary.
State of Wisconsin, city of Milwaukee-ss:
Vqpal 1 Swbrn to February 1, 1901, before
^ ' P. R. SANBORN, Notary Public.
T: ARCHIBALD CARY,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina,
X201 MAIN STREETt - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ciation in property valucs in Lcc Dis
trlet.
Mr. Keeler in Town.
Mr. G. A. Keeler, of Old Point Comfort,
is'registered at the Jefferson. Mr. Keeler
is the new manager of the famous resorts
at Old Point, the Chamberlin and the Hy
geia, and speaks most cncouragingly of
the prospects of Old Point for the season.
Mr. Keeler leaves for Fort Monroe this
morning.
ASSESSING LICENSE TAXES.
The Finance Committee Hard at Work on
Difficult Task.
The Finance Committee of the Council
met last night and continued the consid?
eration of the license assessments of the
different trades and profcssions doing
business in the city.
Madison AA'ard was completed last night,
and the committee hope at to-night's ses?
sion to get through with Monroe, Clay
and Jackson AYards.
The list will be posted in the Auditor's
offiee, and any who deslro to be heard
will be given an opportunity.
The Jefferson Artesian Well.
The finest artesian well ever bored in
this section has just been sunk in the
Jefferson Hotel property.
Boring operations have been in progress
for some time. AVaterlogged strata was
struck a few days ago, and on yesterday
a test was' made of the capacity of the
new well. It was found that it flows._15
gallons per minute.
The well is nearly 500 feet in depth. It
is located in the Jefferson property, near
the power-house. The water is of the fin?
est kind, similar to that of the Jefferson
artesian well, the water of which is used
in the hotel. The two wells will supply
the hotel with water for every purpose,
and make it entirely independent of the
city supply.
Said to Have Been Arranged.
(By Associated X'rcss.)
LONDON, March 19.?Some of the af?
ternoon papers say the Tien Tsin diffi
culty has been arranged. The misun
derstanding was due to the Chinese
granting the same concession to two
nations.
The arrangement cnablcs Great Britain
to proceed with the construetion of the
railroad siding, but if Russia's conces?
sion proves to be earlier than that of
Great Britain the latter is to acknowl
edge the claims ot Russia. The Foreign
Offiee, however, has no information tend
ing to conftrm the announcement of an
TO CUKE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take I?*crtiv? Brcmo-Qu'uln.**. .Tablets,
ttfc,. ? t
? Chesapeake A Ohio.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIA'E JAN. 5, 3901.
FROM RICHMOND.
LEAA'k* BROAD-STREET STATION.
!>:00 A. M., Daily, for princlpal sta?
tions?Newport News, Old Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Parlor car. Connects
at Norfolk with O. D. S. S. for New York,
except Sunday.
.'":40 P. M.. Daily, Local, for Newport
News, Old Point, Norfolk and Ports?
mouth. Pullman to Old Point.
JO:00 A. M., except Sunday, Local train
for Clifton Forge. Connects at Gordons?
ville for Orange, AVarrenton, points on
Manassas Branch and AVashington, only.
Connects at Charlottesville for Lynch?
burg, at Basic City for Hagerstown, and
at Staunton for Lexington.
2:45 P. Mi. Daily Elmlted, to Cincin?
nati, Louisville and St. Louis. Pullman
Sleeping cars. Connects at Gordonsville
fnr Orange and at Orange with Southern
Railway traln leaving Orange at 6:40 P.
M., Daily. for stations between Orange
anci AYashington. Connects for A'irginia
Hot Springs. No. 7, Local Traln. follows
No. 1, except Sunday, from Gordonsville
to Staunton.
5:30 P. M., Accommodation, except
Sundav, to Doswell.
lO:45 P. M.. Daily, F. F. A"., to Cincin?
nati and Louisville. Pullman Sleeping
car. CONNECTS FOR A'IRGINIA HOT
SPRINGS, and at Ronceverte with Green
brier River Railroad, except Sunday.
LEAA'E EIGHTH-STREET STATION.
10:30 A. M., Dailv, for Lynchburg,
Lexington and Clifton Forge. Connects,
except Sunday, with Buckingham and Al
berene. branches.
5:15 P. Mi, except Sunday, to C'olurn
TRATNS ARRIA'E BROAD-STREET
STATION.
S:00 A. M., except Sunday, from Dos?
well.
S:?0 A. M. and 3:30 P. M., Daiiy,
from Cincinnati and Louisville.
11-.35 A. M. and 0:50 P.-M., Daily, from
Norfolk and Old Point.
S:15 P. M., except Sunday, from Clif?
ton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
S:40 A. AL, except Sunday, from Co?
lumbia.
6:20 P. M.. Daily, from Lynchburg
and Clifton Forge. Except Sunday, from
New Castle. Lexington and Rosney.
For detail information, connections,
etc, apply at Richmond Transfer offiee.
No. 903 East Main Street; Chesapeake
and Ohio Passenger Offiee. No. 809 East
Main Street; Station Ticket Offices. or
address JOHN D. POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
arrangement and the officiais are rather
incltned to doubt that such an arrange?
ment has been arrived at. They say the
original concession was given up by
Russia.
Many Arrival..
The arrivals at the Jefferson have been
very heavy for the paat fcrtniirht. and
especially so since Sunday. Large par?
ties of tourists returnina" from -southern
resorts are registered dallv. and, with
treneral businass, th* hotel 1* fairly
exwded. .*, -._____
_ llAUillOADS.
llHTtet line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 24.. 1903.
TRAINS LEAA'E RICHMOND?BYRD
STKEET STATION*.
0:00 A. M-, NORFOLK LIMITED.
Daily. Arrives Petersburg 9:30' A. M.. Nor?
folk 11:27 A. M. .Stops only at Peters?
burg. AVaveriy and Suffolk.
?;05 A. M.. Dailv. Arrives Petersburg
9:50 A. M., A\'eldon 11:50 A, M.. Fayctte
vllle 4:25 P. M. Charieston'- 10:5o P. M-,
Savannah 2:55 A. M_ Jaeksonvillo S:30 A.
M.. Port Tamna 7:10 P. M. Connects at
AVIlson with No. 47, arriving Goldsboro
3:25 P. M., AVilmington 6:00 p, M. Pull?
man Sleeper New York to Jacksonville.
11:55 A. M. Daily. except Sunday. Ar?
rive Petersburg 12:30 P. M. Stops Man?
chester. Drewry's Bluff, Centralia and
Chester on signal.
3:1-1 P. M.. OCEAN SHORE LIMIT?
ED. Daily. Arrive Petersburg 3:4,"> P. M..
Norfolk 5:35 I'. M. Stops only at Peters?
burg, Waverly and Suffolk.
4:30 P. M.. Dailv. except Sunday. Ar?
rives Petersburg 5:35 P. M-. Weldon 7:42
P. M., ancl Rocky Mount S:55 P. M. Makes
all Intermediate stops.
O:0O p. M., Dailv. Local. Arrives Pe?
tersburg 6:50 P. M. Makes all stops.
?:57 P. M.. FLORIDA AND WEST LN
D1A I.IMITED. "Daily. Arrives Peters?
burg 7:37 P. M. Connects wWi Norfolk
and Western for Xorfoik and intermediate
points; Emporia S:40 P. M. (rontiects with
A. and D. for stations between Emporia
and Lawrenc-evillel, AYeidon 9:10 P. M..
Favetteville 12:32 A. M.. Charieston 5:23
A. M., Savannah 7:50 A. M.. Jacksonville
12:15 P. M.. Part Tampa 11:30 P. AI.
NEAY LINE TO AllDDLE* GEORGIA
POINTS?Arrivinp Augusta 7:55 A. M-,
Macon 11:15 A. M.. Atlanta 12:35 P. ?i..
Thomasvlllc 2:25 P. M. Pullman Sleepers
New York to Wilmington. Charieston,
.lac-ksonvilie. Port Tampa. Augusta.
Macon. and New York to Thomasville
everv Tucsdav.
O.IO P. M.\ Daily. Arrivinsr ppfers
b:irg 9:55 P. M. Conneet at Pet?M'sbarf
with Norfolk and Western Railway. ar?
riving Lvnehburp; 2;30 A. M.. Roanoke 5
A. M-. Bi-istol 10:40 A. M. rnllman Sleeper
Ric-hmond to Lynehburg.
11:30 P. M., Dailv. Arrives Petersburg
12:10 A. M.
11:50 P. M.. Dailv. exc-ept Sunday. THE
NEW" YORK AND* FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Arrives Charieston 9:36 A. M.. Savannah
;0:50 A. M.. Jaeksonvillo 2:50 P. M.. St.
Ainrustine 1:20 P. M., Tort Tampa, 11:30
P. M.
TRAINS ARRTTE RK'HMOND.
4:00 A. M.. Daily, from Jacksonvill".
Savannah. Charieston. Atlanta, Macon.
Atiftusta and all points South.
6:40 A. M.. Daily. except Monday.
from St. Augustine. Jacksonville, Savan?
nah and Charieston.
7:35 A. M.. Dafly. from Fetcrsburg,
Lvnehburg and tbe West.
S:45 A. M.. Daily. except Sunday, Pe?
tersburg local.
11:10 A. M., Daily. except Sunday.
from Goldsboro and intermediate stations..
Norfolk and Suffolk.
11:05 A. M.. Sunday only, from Nor?
folk.. Suffolk and Petersburg.
11:42 A. M., Daily, from Norfolk, Suf?
folk and Petersburg.
2:10 P. M. Daily, except Sunday. from
Petersburg.
?:50 P. M.. Daily. from Norfolk. Suf?
folk and I'etersburg.
7:22 P. M.. Daily, from Miami. Port
Tampa. Jaeksonvillo. Savannah, Charies?
ton, Wilmington. Goldsboro ancl ali points
South.
8:50 P. M.. Daily, from Petersburg.
Lvnchburg and the West.
T. M. EMERSON.
.T. R. KENLEt. Traffie Manager.
General Manager.
II. M. EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
S3S Sast Main Street.
RliSrFri^rcksfiurg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 27. 1901.
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
4:10 A. M., Dailv, for "A'ashington and
points North. Stops at Milford. Fred?
ericksburg and Quantieo. Sleepers to
Washington and New York.
0;50 A. M., Daily. except Monday. for
AVashlngton and points North. the "New
York and Florida Special," composed en?
tirely of Pullman vestibuled sleeping. com
partment, dining. library and observation
cars. No extra fare other than regular
Pullman charge. Makes no local fitops and
does not stop at Elba.
S:20 A. M.. Sunday only. for AVashing
ton and points North. Stops at Elba, Glen
Allen, Ashland. Taylorsville. Doswell.
Ruther Glen, Penola, Milford, Woodslane,
Guinea, Summit, Fredericksburg, Brooke.
AVidewater and Quantlco. Buffet Parlor
Car.
0:01 A. M.. Daily, except Sunday. for
AA'ashington and points North. Stops at
Elba, Glen Allen. Ashland. Doswell, Mil?
ford. Fredricksburg ancl Quantieo. Buf?
fet Parlor Car.
12:00 M.. Daily, except Sunday. for
AA'ashington and points North. Stops at
Elba, Glen Allen. Ashland. Doswell. Mil?
ford. Fredricksburg and Quantlco. Buffet
Parlor Car. Connects with Congressional
Limited at V\ ashtngton.
7:42 P. M., Dallv. for AVashlngton and
points North. Stops at Eiba,. Ashland,
Doswell. Milford. Fredricksburg, Broo.ke.
Widewater and Quantlco. Stops other
stations Sundavs. Sleeper Richmond to
New York. Sleeper AVashlngton to Phila?
delphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
S-40 A. M.. Daily. Stops at Widewater.
Rrooke, Frederieksburg, Milford. Dos?
well. Ashland and Elba. Stops other sta?
tions Sundays. Sleeper New York to
Richmond. .' - ..--?* .'-"'_
o-OS P. M., Dailv, except sunday. Stop?
at Fredricksburg, Milford. Doswell. Ash?
land, Glen Allen and Elba. Buffet Parlor
Car.
0-37 P M.. Dailv. Stops at Fredericks
Elba. Pull
tg
ton.
S:4<? P. M.. Daily. Stops at Widewater,
Brooke. Fredricksburg, Summit. Guinea,
AVoodslane, Milford, Penola. Ruther Glen,
Doswell, Tavlorsville, Ashland. Glen Al?
len and Elba. Buffet Parlor Car.
1.1:40 P. M. Daily. except Sunday. tbe
"New A'ork and Florida Special." Makes
no local stops r.nd does not stop at Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
(Dailv, rxcppt Sunday.)
S:02 A. M. Leaves EIBA for Quantieo.
4:00 l: M. Leave.s BYRD-STREET
Station for Fredricksburg.
0:30 P. M. Leaves ELBA for Ashland.
0:40 A. M. Arrives ELBA from Ash?
land.
8:25 A. M. Arrives BYRD-STREET
/Station from Fredricksburg.
0:05 P. M. Arrives ELBA from Ash?
land.
"5. A. L. THROUGH TRAINS A'TA S. A. L
JUNCTION AND R.. F. AND P. R. R.
LEAA'E BROAD-STREET STATION,
C. AND O.
5:15 A. M., Daily. for Washington and
points North, the "FloricTa ancl Metropoli?
tan Limited." Stops at Fredericksburg
ancl Quantieo. Sleepers to New York.
Dining Car.
5:55 P. M., Daily. for AVashlngton and
points North. Stops at Doswell, Fred?
ericksburg and Quantieo. Sleepers to New
York.
ARRIVE BROAD-STREET STATION,
C. AND O.
32-OS P. M., Daily. Stops only at Fred?
ericksburg', Doswell and Ashland. Sleeper
from New York.
10:31 P. M., Daily, the "Florida and
Metropolitan Limited." Stops only at
Fredericksburg. Doswell and Ashland.
Sleepers from New York. Dining Car.
E. T. D. MYERS. AV. P. TAYLOR.
President. Traffie Manager.
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF POAVHATAN. ON THE 4TH DAY"
OF MARCH. 1901:
William H. Brown .Plaintiff.
against
Samuel-D. Brown and Hester A. t*.-->w-,.
his wife .Defendants.
The object of this suit is to 3et a^lde
and declare void a certain contract dated
March 1. 1S1>7. between the said plaincif
and the said defendant, Samuel D. Brown.
relating to the sale of certain land in
Powhatan county. A'a.. and to su'veet
certain personal property of the defen?
dant. consisting of all live stock. wagons.
harness, farming implements and ma?
chinery now under levy and attachinent
in said court to the payment of inrere-;t
and taxes overdue and unpaid un-.Dr tbe
terms of said contract. And affldavit
having been made and filed that !he de?
fendants. Samuel D. Brown and Hester
A. Brown, his wife. are not residents cf
the State of A'irginia, it is ordered that
they do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof ar.d do what
mav be necessary to protect their Interest
in this suit. And it Is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published once a
week for four successive weeks in Ti.o
Times, a newspaper published in the
city of Richmond. Va., and that a. c-?ny
be posted at the front door of the court
house of this county on the, flrst da,- oi
the next term of the County Court.
A copy?Teste:
JAMES A. TILMAN. Clerli.
Jos. P. fiadler. p. q* .
burg, Doswell. Ashland nnd Elba. Pul
man cars from New Y'ork and Washlnj:
KAII.KOADS
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 27.1001.
TRAINS UEAVJS 2UCHMOND. VA.
11*30 P. M.. iso. ii, Southern Express.
daily for Atiant*. Auausta. Jaca
soovlUe and points South. Sieejxr
for Danvilie. Greensboro. Saiisbury..
and Ch&riotu*. open at Rlchraond,
8:80 P. M. Stope tor pasaeace-s at
local stations. Conaects at Danvill*
and Charlotte with New York aud
Florida Express (No. 33). carr_m_
throuah slenpers between New York
and Tampa. with connections for
all Flo'-'da points. Also, connects
at Danvilie and Charlotta with
Waahlnaton and Southwestern Lim?
lted (No. 37), earrying througa
aleeper* between New York and
Naahvllle, Xew York and Memphls,
"Saw York and New Orleans; also,
Pullman Tourist ale*|/er Mondaya,
Wednesdays and Fridays AVashtnc
ton to San Frandsco without
, change. with connection* for all
points in Texaa. Mexico and Cali
xornla.
12:01 P. U . No. T, solld traia daily for
Charlotte, N. C. connects at Moso
ley with Farmville and Powhatan
Railroad. At K?y?ville Tor Clark?
vlile. Oxford. Henderson and Dur?
ham. and at Greensboro for Dur?
ham, Raleigh and AVlnston-Salem;
at Danvtne with No. 35, Unit*d
States *"--*"? mail, solld traln. daily
for New Orleans and. points South.
which carries sl?e_e"-!? Ke? York
to New Orleans and New York to
Jaeksov'-'tlle. *onnectm-{ Mr Niwau
and Havan?t. Buffet Tawlnj-room
Kleeper Richmond to Atlanta ancl
Birmlngham. Through aleci?>er Sai?
isbury to Memphis.
8:00 P. M. No. *."", .ocaT. daily oxcept
Sunday, for Keyavtlle an4 interme?
diate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6:25 P. M. ) From Atlonta. Augusta and
V Asheville and all point*
6:00 A. M. ) South.
8:40 A- M. From Keysvilie and local
stations.
LOC-AL FKEIGKT TRAIN8.
Nos. hi and *>'-. between Munohests*
and Neapoll'i.
TORK. RIVER LINE -U* AVEST POINT.
THE FAVURITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAV&S RICHMOND.
*:30 P. M., No. 10, Laltiniore Limlted.
daily except Sunday:-', lor West
Point and Intermediate stations,
making close connection at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore
Hoadays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
2:30 P. M.. -"no. 1". io^.ai exi?i>.-?>. Ji^i,
days, Wednesdays and Fridays for
AVest Point and intermediate sta?
tions. Connects with stage at Lea
ter Manor for AValkerton and Tap
pahannock; also. at West Point with
steamer for Baltimore. Stops at all
Ktations.
5:00 A. M-, No. .4. 3ocal mlxe.*i. Leave*
dailv except Sunday for AVest Folnt
and intermediate alatlons, con
necting with sta?e at Lwetbr Ma.net
for Walkereoi. nnd "Tappahanr.ock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
9-15 A. M-. daily from West Folnt. with
connection from Baltimore. Wed
i nesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
10'45 A M. Wednesdays ancl Fridays.
?:i? P. M.. daily, except wunday, from
AVest Point and Intermediate sta?
tions.
Steamers leave West Point Mon?
days. AVednesdays and Fridays ~,:M
P M.. arrlvinE Baltimore .8::;o A.
M.; returning. leave Baltimore Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays 5:00
P M., arriving AVest Point 5:00
A- M-. and Riehmonci :>:ir> A. M.
Steamers cail at Gloucester Point,
Clay Bank. Allmonris._
* C. XV. Y/E8TBURT,
District Passenger Agent,
No. trM laast Main Street.
Richmond. A*s.
S. H. HARDAVICK.
Gen. Pas. Atr?nt.
F. S. GANNON.
Third Vlee-Pre?ddent and General Mi>
acer. Wasblnwton. D. C
*-Ii:I:" ffrriedutem Effeet
LEAA'E RirTLATONH (DAXC.1T>, BYRD
STREET STATION.
0:00 A. M.. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar?
rive at Norfolk 11:20 A. M. Stops
onlv at Petersburg. AVa"-?rIy : nd
Suffolk. Second-class tickets not
accepted on this train.
9:05 A. M., THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lynchburg, Roanoke. Cotamhos
and Chicago. Buffet Parlor -'ar
Petersburg to Roanoke. Pal'man
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also.
for Bristol. Knoxvjlle and Chatta
ncoga. Pullman Sleeper Ro&noka
to Knoxville. ?
3:15 P. M.. OCJBAN EHORE LIMITED.
Arrive Norfolk 5:35 P. """*. Stops
only at Petersburg, Waverly, Suf?
folk. Second-class tickets not good
on this train.
C:57 P. M.. for Suffolk. Norfolk and in?
termediate stations. Arrives at
Norfolk at 10:40 P. M.
0:10 P. M_ for Lynchburg ar.d Roanoke
Connects at Lynchburg with Wash?
ington ancl Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg to
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe,
Parlor and Observation Car Rad?
ford to Attaiia, Ala. Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and
Lvnchburg. Berths ready ior oecu
pancy at -H:-10 P. M. Also. Pullman
Bleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch?
burg aud the AVest daily at 7:*:."> .\. >.r
anc1 S:.rit> P. M., from Norfolk an,I the East
at il:l<> A. M.. 11:12 A. M. and t>:50 V. M.
Offiee; No. $38 -Main Street.
,TNO. E. WAGXF.R.
City Pass. and Tkket Agent
<*. H. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
AV. B. BEVILL.
General Passenser Agent.
WB sf'-ms ini ffm.
"CAPXTAlj CITY LINE."
Short Line to Princlpal Cities of th*
South ancl Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas. California ar.d Mexico, reaching
the Capttals of six States.
Schcdule in Effeet February 24, 1001.
Route. No. '27. No. 31.
Lv. Richmond.12*23 noon lo:40 p m
Ar. Petersburg . 1:08 p-m 1! :."0 p rn
Ar. Henderson."71:02 y ni "j:"J7am
Ar. Durham. Daiiy
except Sunday. S:?.o a m
Ar. Raleigh .5:04 p m 3:41am
Ar. Southern Pines ii t>:~>7 i> m r>:.":7 a m
Ar. Plnehurst .7:17pm ?">:10am*
Ar. Hamlet.:?? p m (':;;<> a m
Ar. Charlotte.10:45 p m !?:51 a m
Ar. AVilmlngton. 32:05 noon
Ar. Columbia .11: pm :);40 a m
Ar. Savannah.2-20'am 32.10 noos"
Ar. Jacksonville.? '.;:"oatn o.riOpm
Ar. St. Augustine... s:M> jl m 5:0Op-rn
Ar. Tampa .5:00 o m 6:<>>prri
Ar. Athens.4:08 a m 2:10 p m
Ar. Atlanta, C- urne. J?:30 a m 3:35 p m
Ar. Macon .tl :10 am 7"20pm
Ar. Montgomery ...11:10a ni 9:20pm
Ar. Mobile .4:12 pm 2::*>5ani
Ar. New Orieans_S:30pm 7:Wam
Ar. Chattanooga ... 3:00 p m 12 ::." a m
Ar. Nashville .t'..V.pm '5:35am
Train No. 35 leaves Richmond 0 110 a. ni.
<laily. for Petersburg. Norilna. N. C. ancl
all intermediate point:*. Connection >>z
Norilna with traia arriving Henderson
2:40 p. m. and Raleigh 4:22 p. m. daliy*
and Durham 4::;0 p. m. daily excepi
Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for ">V"a-:litnRton,
New York and the East 'iaiiy. No, H al
5:10 a m. and No. BG at 5:55 p. m.
* Through Sleeping Car rrom Washing?
ton to Pinehurst every Wednesday and
Friday. Passengers from North of Wash'
lngton can take this uar by i>d-'.--inir front
the New A'ork to the AVashlngton Sleeper
|| Connections daily at SoUthera Pines
with all trains for Pinehurst, -??". C ? 20
minutes by electric- cars.
Connections at Jaekso-avilie and Tiropa
for all Florida East Coast points, ahd
Cuba and Porto Rico. At New Orfeana
for all points in Texas, Mexico and Cali?
fornia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT I'H'HMOND.
DAILY:
4:45 a. m., Nn. 44 j; From all p-iirits South
f,:35 p. m., No. r")",)' and Southwest.
6*13 P- rn., No. 3'*-? From Norilna, N. C,
Petersburg and local points,
SLEEPlNG-fAR SERVi.'I-:.
Nos. 31 ?nd 44?Florida and Meiropol
itan Limited. Drawing Room S>.-.-ping.
Compartment aud Observation Cars, arid
Through Day Coaches between New Voik
and St. Augustine?Dining Cars. aenring
all meals en route. Also. Through i.Taw
tng-Room Buffet Sleeping Cara between
New York and Atlanta.
Nos. 27 and 6*5?Florida and Atlanta
Fast Mail. Through Drawlng-Room Buf?
fet Sleeping Cars between New York and
Jacksonville. connecting at Hamlet wjth
Sleeping Car to and from Atlanta ln con?
nection with which Through Pullman
Tickets are sold. Finest Day Coacat*.
Z. P. SMITH. District Pass. Agent.
838 East Main St. ? 'Phone 400.
V. E. McBEE. R- E- &. BUNCH.
General Supt Gen'l Paam, Affeafc
"Portimoutli. V??