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LCAGUETO STAND
BY CONVENTION!
Work io Piit New Consti?
tution into Effect.
1. SUDUUH CHtATES A STIR
Hc Makes a Scnsat-ooal Slnlemcnt Abo_i \
lii- crcanistttuu-s oi liis una-2. bciil lo
Uie .->>>.u:ii ? ilic t. tcuiive tuin
n:i.ic. io Deai ttnh tiai
' buu.-Qu_ncs i__o.u.
lion ihatier.
.) i. gue of Virginia*wiii
viiai m
Smith, ot Lynchb rg? chancellor o! the
Randolpii-Macon System, in i ibmittlng
the report oi tho Cdmmittfce on .:? s lu
lions, mai i ddi -. ln which :.? ?
bodied the ideas set forth al__ . H<
< larod ihat the importa -.- : liar
bour-Quarles resolution l Into com
parativo tndl_fer_ncc when th< great In?
terest <>f tho -rcague iu tfco abridj
of the electorato ls corislocred. '*?__ uie
former, lf poss'ole, ' ho said*, "but secure
the latter by all means. Jn ti_ty-llv<
counties in Virginia," declarecl J >r. Smith,
"tbe ..Uoon has been aDOiishea. These
districts are Jocated ln tho Southwest,
whorc ihe whil man is ln ihe supre
macy. In ihe regions whero tlie negroes
abound the saloon i;; suli rooted fast.
Get rid of tho negroes aud the saioon
would be found in ume to go with them.
_ Is more to .... parj f th Anti-j_a
loon League, therefore, to secure tlie
olimination of the ' ? ro< ot In pi I -
tics thar tlie | issi ge of the Barbour
Quarlcs n solution.
MiGli'f SU-tsMlT SEPATt_T_I?T.
The mcrubers <>( ih:- league stiid ur
Smith musi stand by ihe convep tion.
i-i
?>:
Morcov r, tr.e
Btacl? i thi v. . Si m< '?? opl
ppln.ou that lhc
J_i<ruou(-Quarle_ resolutii
coming Coii-titinioii would ?
life of the instrument. There may De
something in this, said Dr. Smith, ana
the league should think about the mat?
ter., with thi. fact in view. The Cbm
mittec on Resolutions had reconu
thc adoption of a. resolufloh whicli
relleve the situation. 'J'lns res
pn s. ?; lo :!: ? ? n .< ntiori th v
of tiu 1 ragu e to havo tl
pie as st. separate <. ause, thu
ing in any way ratlficath n ol
d< r If this particular clani ? . h
ly and heartily adoptlng
i:i questlon, along with soi
ommended i:i thi r
Oll<- ef tl:. ::?---. i ten
of the day was :: sensati
made at tlie mornii . . . .
Gustavus ?'? .*;. Idii'-.. i I
Mr. Suddltli si - . .- was a
from last Nov. ..?-' .
charged wilh luna y, v.as
and was al t. rwards seni
at .Staunton. Va. Ile charg
tiie viciim (?:" a con _ il acj
never cxamini d as io his
tibh. and tliat the comm
Fsendlng him lo the asylum
The cause of what Mr. Su?
n. movement against him
cause ho had l_ i b flghtln.
traJQic ln Uio ? ntj
sonal and famil.
he wa.s cliai - I wi
temperancc quesiitn.
After staying in i li ? asj
lime .lr. Suddith said b
Directors of the ii itul on, I
before him and v.;.., i l< .-..-? d
Ho started to \\ ini:h( ster I
preaching once niore, bui wa
and placed i't the ...- ; lum :
would promi: o u< ; to vif It
)le finally made tho pr :.
leasoa for tho second ihi
ls out on fur.<?::. li now.
(Irially charg*.; thal th< i
ln tho asylum slm.
ftfter a most lut< rcstl
annuai meeting S-. rcral higl
%:g addrcssce ?>??
ing; the day V_ I >US 11 ...
tvero transactcd and o
The arrangementa for the n
|>lnCe wero left In th6 ham
Utive Committee.
the ortiiag Sesslo
JL'im morning sei . ..
votlonal service, led '
. . Tne;.,.-:. pastor ?-. ':. ..
tist Chureh, of ihh
.1 ?*.)!? a short lim ??. n
Ihe field wero heard an 1 ?
Cor ihe workers. Several qu
Ing Lalks wi-iv madi . Th< H
Ferguson said l liat he ri pr
. ielii uie |. . ; .' K COU
Considerable lnt<
Uie address of tho. R
Blth, <>r l_>ngdal(, . hlch fol
Mr. Suddith; among i
tho : latcmenl rcfen
?e. went into a dh ei
.f the Anti-Saloon Leagu
S__riu. of the saioon raovemi
Mr. K. li. Bcazh y. edlto
toston News, said that t)
SShessmsitiBSi
What is tlie ase oi tciling the rhemuatic
_tt he feels as if his joints were being dis
*_.cd ?
He knows that his sulTerings are very
auch like the tcrtures of the rack.
What ke wants to know is whal will per
B__nently cure his di. case.
-^lut, according to thousands of gratcful
_ttl_ao__8, is
Hood's ? &?F-saRS8>gcH??
t corrects the acidity of the blood on which
he disease depends, fctrcngthens the stom
fc. liver and kldneya, and bullds up tho
tbole pystem. Try Kood'i.
...,-. ?-..? ,...-.-.-_u..y,i j?i?i.ii.n,l-l,.?..i|_J-l-H.?.^Tr TT?m i ________S___BB^__|
fiii riSiioeS
&?
Hot foot ii this way
For a bargairi to-day.
Abcut 200 p'iirs of $6.00, S-.-50 nnd $5.00 Shoes, of
Patent Leatlier; Patent Kid, Bjack Vici, Bbs Calf, and
Velonr?many Ilanaii's Shoes in'the lot?at the uni
f_-rm price of
_?!___ i
About 125 pairs of S5.00, S4.00 and $3.50 Shoes?
all leathers, including Patent Leather?sizes slightly
broken?your choice,
tr.?*- ._,
Overcoats.
Of those marked down from $12.56 to S7.50 |a_.
Tuesday, some still waiting?some of tlie best "ones,
ioo. Look at them.
SH1RTS tliat were marked down to'65c are gone except a few. '
SUITS! If you want a suit for luture use it's economy to come ih
eariy to-day.
'ENDENT'S REPORT.
-'?.' ?''
titted by tho Rev. C. 11.
nrc now thirty
t!-. ? State. Some "'
;ta Lo of premalure i x
the mosl nart the ma
5 of Virginia pi
Int j-est in thc
Referem !
: larbour-Quarles
s set rorth that tne
tl on with all vigor.
luld be accompltslii >i
more money wore
p;:ir.l !?> the
-. the r
rfry Sigiialcfes Piitt
eonstitu
U.T.-r-. ;ip
city and
--- i hgth
thc
This sum iu;
::. ni rosity Ol lln
;on
the
1hc
Dr.
om
thc varlo
work. T
n< :;t was
on and i
i ;tl! ihn
dslation. I
p'f the Board of Dlrectors. "With these
exceiitions, the old coristitullon was re
commend apd was unanimously :adof>tod
as ???? whole, .::- tho cohstituliori of the
Antl-Salooh League of Virginla,
MR. CA.WW.N'.S Al'i.?.R-.SS.
A highiy interesting address on "The
Xational Aiiti-Saloon Leaguo Convention'*
was ?'? .'? ?: i by tho Rev. James Cannon,
of Blackstone. Mr. Cannon discussefl .tbe
unc'erlying elements in tlie work of ihe
. ,-.- Ll-on League, decla'rin'g that ii was
an organization of all opposed to tho
? . banded togi . htistians,
i I . lith ians, as 11 thodiSts oc B.P-"
tists, ; ? ino rat. .'or E ? ?'?: ?????'? _te re?
ferred to tli : gurjii ai a__.t the league
tha i it had no i :ht to curtail Lh'e pi rsona!
i b i? of individuals by saying that they
shall not drink wliiskey. 'Mr. Cannon de?
clared that the personal liberty of the
bpponent lo tho whiskey traffic is as
much a matter for consideration as thc
.1 liberty ol" thc cirunkard. The sa
lic said, is a menace to tho'public
; lace. the home life, cte., and! thc citi?
zens have a perfect right to demandof tho
State that it be abollshed. t!h: sympa.-;
thlzers in the temperance cattse are en?
tirely within their ri. hts when they rebel
against being taxed-fer tlr> support of
a thing which they regard as the grfcati st
curse upon earth. Tho league must dc
m md Ii _islation which will make the
conduct of ;i saioon a. crime, to make tlie
salobnkeeper a legal^and a moral oiztlaw.
Ue is a moral ifiitla .- lioW* said Mf. Can-'
; iion.
"Th League should make active effort
j to enlist th( press on Its side," said Mr.
i. Lncidentally he undertook to
: take the press to lask. He said lhat the
(.Associated Press h.el glyen reports 01
I various meetings. fu Washington un
i til it cane' to lii". National Anti-Saloon
League Convention, wliich it d'Siuissec.
; v.i'.n u paragraph.
"The way for the/League to sc .u. jcg
islation," said Mr. Cannon, "is to go out
1 into tlie. field and work. When eJection
| day comes round thc mem .e-s of tht
: 101 i support llipse iii.ii \. . <
ippi ;i d to thc saioon, and ib
\\ llO mv ilul. The i . ;? . ?
: eieet men who are in line with the tem
| perance cause; should ;-< i iaws against
j the' saioon, aiid should haye .tliese laws
en .? ? . lf n< cessary, d__pti r< s sli ijuIU
i. . mployed lo ?.___? out vi<>& _? -.-..-. oi
I; conciuding his address M_
Cannoi ?'? clan d that at the _ntiori;tl
Coriyeulipn in Washington i! \va's shown
i that tiie prohibition iaws of Mainc and
I Kansas had been a success, not a fail?
ure as I'.rv have been represented to be.
LEET '.??) EXECUTIVE COMMITEE.
After c'ouslii'erable discussion,- tlie
wiiolc ques'tl'on of presslng the passage
of the Barbour-Q*aarlcs resolution.' of
meeting the arguments against it, and of
prcseri-ing oth er-'arguments in its favor
was lefi in thc hands of the Executiv ?
? . ; tnitti . with Instructions to urg ? the
; ter 1 . ? lhc conveni ion. ho uiscus
' sj0i. was ov'or tlfc method "Wliich the
L . : ould adopt in presslng l.tv y r
? or | .... ; .. legisi'ation. S >m were in
a special committee to go '? ? ? ?'-'
timtl al Convention; ol
j wanti tl ?? committee to pr< parc an.app
and still others proposed other pl ???
Finally all sides unii d - re fi rring the
| matter to tlv E.eeuliv.c Coramltti
j Among those who spoke upon th_ sub?
ject were Dr. it XV. Battle. of __ters
'? bur?-. Dr. W. W. Smith. bf Blackstone;
: Rev . . S. Campbefl, of this city, and
\ ci 111 tion was 1 ?'?- i up to pay off
.;.,. .... . ' :. ilness of the Leagtii
and the entire amount wa.s raised. The
! , dlectlon taken Up last night. in add.
i tion to the ono of this afternoon, amount
! nri ;. :??' ' Of this amotii t, Sl! - was
. Liither V>. Wilson
imerican Anli-Saloo:
bf the Gommittoe on Noihihatibns se?
cured the election of tlie following bi_
cers f.T the ?"ris'uiiig ?year*: President
Profe S. C. Mitchell, of Richmond Cbi
lege; Vice-Presidents. Judge XV. li
Mann. of Notl iway; Rev. M. T.. XVooA
o: Staunton: Rev. Edwhi S. Hiriks, of
teesburg* T. S. Sofitligate. of Norfoik":
W. XV. smilh. of _Jyiie_bur_r; Secretary*.
A. B. Greiner. of this city; Treasurer.
Mr, T. II. Ellett of this city; Attorney.
\Valter Sydnor. Esq.. of Richmond; Su?
perintendent, Rev; _ H. Crawford, of
this city. '
Executive Committee?Kev. \_ XV. Lear.
D. IX: Prof. S. C. Mitchell, A.? 1*. .Grciuer.
_t D.: T. lt Ellett Rev. C. H. Craw
ford. Rev. ii'. _\. Cave. Rev. John Pol?
lard, D.,1 ..: Rev. M. Ashby .Tone.. Rey.
?t. E. Cook. Rey: James Cannon, and
Ri w W*. }'. Beauchamp. Two new mem?
bers to 1111 the p'.aees, of two who have
left the State was placed on the Board
of Directors. They are Dr. D. K. Flari
agah. of Charlottesville, and the Rev.
I*. A. Cave, of this city.
The Night Sessiou
- An vexceptionally good attendance was
present when the night session was
Stops tl?e.C6-Jili
an't works.of." i ho C ',({.
Laxative Bromo-Quinind: Tablets cure a
cold ln one day. No Cure, - No Pay.
r.ice, 2a cents.
called to order. After a short devotional
isorvice, tho Rev. XV. C. Campbell, D. DI,
of Roanok^i, spoko on "Tho Church and
Temperancc-'," Dr Cumpbell's address
was a hlghly-iutcrcsting one, and was
listencd to with close attention. Thc pa?
per discussed the relation of tho church
to its inebriated member; how it s'-ouid
deal with tho member who ls tho vendor
of iutoxicants; thc attitude of the church
toward thc great efforts mado to reform
l the drunkanl; and finally its attitude to
j ward tbe effort made to abollsh thc sa
I loun.
With regard tn tho position thc church
should take wherij the member is a liquor
1 dealer, Dr. Campli-I.inaae some interest?
ing statements. Hc declared that a
church cannot afford to tolcratu in its
eommunion men who aro parties to tho
saloon, no matter how orderly tlie places
they keep.'how good aad free from adul
tcration the hr.-md.they sell ? and how
much they contributo to tho support.of
thc church. There is no cpmpensatjoh
that a cliurch m'emtSer who engages. in
this business can make to his church for
tho harm he does it
"Neither." conii'huc-. Dr. -ampbell,
"can a church memb'-r afford to rent his
property for the- r-aio or manufacture
of alcbholic drinks. The income from such
a source brings no blessing. It is ulcn
tities the property-owner with tho busi- ]
ness. It makes nim a party to its evils.
Tho church may be patier.t toward sucn
members, but thc time is approachlng
when mon must either nbandon such
sources of revenue or the church wiil be
compelled to say tenderly, but iirmly.
?Wo cannot carry you and your busi
Thc attitude of tho church tov.-ard- the
movements to aholish the saloon was
discussed by Dr. Campbell in a very aoio
manner. De declared that the reason
why some of thc churches would not
unito in somo of these movcmenls-the
Prohtbitionis't, for instance?is because
they-are of a political nature.
SCORED JEROMB.
An address by the Rev. Luther B. Wil?
son. M. D., D. IX, president bf the Amer?
ican Anti-Saloon' League, folloWcd next
on the programme. His subject was "A
Xew Cam'paigh ln An Old Warfare."'
Dr. Wiison discussed th temperance
movement ia a. general way. dcclaring
that the saloon is thc objectivc point
against which the campaign sho-ald be
waged. Thc force bf tlie present move?
ment lios ir. the fact that ii Is within
the lines of law.' II..- agfeed with tho
preceding speaker in his uticrance on
the matter.
A passing reference was made by Dr
Wilson to the recent reform campaign
in i-vcw "fork. He took a. crack at Judge
Jerome. of tho Fusion party, who is try?
ing to eloval ihe saloon. Dr. Wilson
d that the saloon cannot bc made
y. rcspectablc thing.
2'Jr. Wilson, whose headquarters aro in
Washington, evideritly believes in Ad?
miral Schley. lie illustrated one ol' his
peiharks with an allusion to thc Santiago
fight, referrlng to thc "great victory
?which Scliley and his' nn a -.-. \ tho glory
for whieh the cohntry will never deny
Till': ?:;-;? iLIZT]
Nfi.
w.
Smith, of Lynchburg, sub?
mitted thc report ef the. Committee on
Resolutions, which was unanimously
adopted. Tliis r-POTt, recommended tho
adoj tion of thc foliowing two resolutions,
offered in tho course of tho morning's
meeting:
"Resolved i i). That we urgc upon the
Constitutional Convehtion af Virginia the
";. Thal the watchword af the League
shall be "The Saloon .Must. Go. That our
ls shall be education, agitation,
Icgislation and tlie Ciiforceme'nt of law.' "
"?::?,? resolution presented in* tho morn?
ing by !.':-. Winfrey. touching upon cer
?'.!? s of wia): l.i be pursucd by thc
. ?-. ...?? v ? ?;.-: . ndi i :' >: rcfen nCc
: ? thc Executive ' amittee .-?:? action
Resolutions of thanks t<j thc convention,
church', the press, nnd others wei'"*
;:?: p -!e.
Tho convention adjourned wiih benc
dictii n by Ri .. XV. XV. Leav, D. D., ioav
ing the arrangcmcnl i for tlie next me'et
ing place in thc hands oi tho Executive
Committee.
EXPOSITION TO Bl POSTPONED.
?."iii De Put Oii One Vear fo Secure Foreign
bxaibits:
;;:; A -..:.: (1 1'rcss.)
WASH1NG- ... D. C, Jim. 17.?The
L mi: iana Pui . . Exposii :??:.. wine!:
!. This
Goi ernor i -;
position Cbm]
ihe fiaancial
... the.Whitc
Since ari-iyii
tlie foreign
B'ranels . ..?:
the conclusibi
;.-: DOStDO'ned
from* abroad hy that time.'"
Ia . order to Interest foreign govern
nients, it is the desire of ? exposition
mahag-inent tliat the fbreigii agents of
the exposition bo appointed and credited
by the State. Depar.tmeut, ar;d steps are
being taken ia that e-n.U now. Y.stcrday
Gpverncr Francis ana Mr. Buscuo ex
tehded an invitation "through thc German
ESnbas'sy ia Prince Ilenry, to visit St. i
J.-ouis during his stay in this country; |
but no reply had been received up i
ncon to-day.
WASHIXGTON,?The House. Commit?
tee. on Public Buildings and Grounds-to
day decided. to makn a favorable report
oh the bill appropriating $200,000 for a
buildimr at Jacksonville, Fla
RAILROAD MEN TO "
ORGANIZE A CLUB
Prominent Officials Meet at
Chamber of Commerce
This Evening.
The leading railroad men of Richmond
will meet "this evenlng for the purpose
01'.organizing a-Richmond Railroad Club..
The meeting will be held at S o'clock at
thc Chamber. of Commerce.
Tlte idea to have in Richmond a club'
cemposed of the leading railroad offi?
cials here origtnated at au ?Ihformal
meeting of prominent railroad men hcldJ
a short. time ago. It is the plan to i ttmit
aiso others who are not strietly railroad
men into the'-'club. The hlea of railroad
.clubs.is.net a new one, though for Ri --
moncS it is new. Nearly ail large North?
ern ar.d some Southern clticsl have suc .
organization:.. At the mseting referred
to above, the following gentlemen were
appointed a committee to arrange mat
KAILIIOADS
_Jo__io.y, Fredericksburg &
Po.omao Railroad.
SCHEDULE TN EFFECT JAN. "?'*, _>9=
TRATNf. leave i:? ?-1l_*r>. >:t> nort::
-t:<>7 A. _\r.. daily. from Byrd-Street
Station, for Washington and beyon-'
Stops at Miirord. !?":? ? ? ricksburg . ai
Alexandria. Sleeping > trs to '? ? - ?
ton a.nd New; York. Dining Car.
(?_5 A. ':??'.. ?'? lily, . i -Str'1 ' '
Stai ion, 1 'lorld Mcti ? ?
itcd. for V. asl i I ? Stops
at Frederic!. . . I ifh ;:'' ?"
ing cars to New Sfork. Di i ? Ci
C:_ A. .*.. ex _ Mond . i ?/
Strcet Sl ? ? ?:-. '? " ' '- ? .:
?.? .? ; .. .. _ . _. ...
? .(iu a. M., Sunday only. trom ;?:;?'
Sir".-* >?? .'i foi Washington and be?
yond. Stoi ' al Elba, GI< n Al! i ? -
... I ?' i ?? i ;
clusivc, ' i .uan and Al xai Iria. Bu, _>
Parlor Car.
S:uO A. _.!.. cxe ' ??' i from B rd
Street Station. for Washington and be?
yond. Stops at Elba. ( ? ' a:--.
local stations. A.hla.ncl to Quanti o, in?
clusive, Qccoquan and Alcxand
liitGO noon. excepl S md ty...from.Byrd
Street Station for Washl tgton n nd be
yblid.' *__.-?? .-. a! El'n i, Ashli nd D
___t 3, Frod'erieksburg and Aiexandrla.
Etdffet Parlor Car. Connects with Con
grossibiial Limited.
'.'.-.lii P. M., daily, from MainrStreet
Station, for Washington and beyond.
Stops ai Doswell, Fn lericksburg and
Aioxandria. Sleeping Car to New York.
4:OQ P. M.;- except Sundayj from Byrd
Sfreel Station. accommodatiph for Fred?
ericksburg and intermediate poi,.ts.
G:12 P. M., daily. from Elba Station,
for Washington and '? yond. St
Fredeficksburs ami Alexandria Sl
Car tb New York. Dining Car.
<>:'.> P. M., except Sunday, from Elba
Station. accommodatlon for Ashland and
intermediate points.
S:05 P. M., daily. . from Byrd-Street
Station; for Washinston and '?? fond.
Stops at Elba, Ashland. Doswell. Milford,
Stations Sun.! ty. SIi ? ping Car f:;?
Fredericksburg. Brooke, Widowa.1
Quantico and Alexandri -1
(?.-, vm.xv. York and Washington to Pliila
. _t_i ._ ;:. ,-..-. . .
11:1 ?') P. 3YL, except Sunday, from Elba
Stationi accommodation for Ashland and
intermediate __ints.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND SOUTH
WAR1 >.
<.?!<> A. M.. except Sunday, at Elba
Station, accommodation from
and intermediate points.
.._.""? A. M., except Sunday. at Byrd
Str. el Station, accoi imo'dn : i m
Fredericksburg and intcrmedi
S:40 A. M? daily, al Bryd-Street Sta?
tion. stops Alexandria. Wide water
Bn oke, Fredericksburg, Milford.
j. ell, Ashland and Elba. Stops at other
stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New Vork
to Riciimond.
1 .:.-,:$ p. ar.. except Sunday. at
Street Station, stops at local i
Washington to Ashland, inclusi e GI< '
Allen and Elba.
2:00 P. _,_.. daily, at Elba Statio ? ?
at Alexan .ria'and Fredericksl
mg Car from New York. Dini
2:30 1>. M.. flaily, at Main-Sti el Stk-*
tion, stops at Alexandria, Fn I. ri. :
bi;t .. Dr>swf.. t_d Ashland. Si
t'ronv Ne.W York.
r,-.al p. at., except Sunday, al EIl ?? ? .
tion, aecbmmbdation from Ashl nd and
intermedlat_ points.
-:V.\ P. M.i daiiv. at Byrd-Streel Sta?
tion, stops at Alexandria. Fn d
hurg Doswell, Ashland and
in;-' i'mi-s irom New Ybrk ;. ?'-. .
ton. Dining i lar.
?S:lo i?. ar., daily. at Bvrd-Stre< _n
tion, stops at loi al stat .
to 'Ashland inclusive Glen
Elba. Buffei i ai I ir Car " "
10:20 P. M.. daily. at Main-Slroet
Station. Florida aad Metropolitan 'i';???'
ited ^oy.s at Alexandria Free!
burg. Doswell and Ashland
Cars from New York. Dining C r
1 I :'?'i P. _!.. except Sunday ai El - :
Station, a< commodation fr." __h] lnd '
", ' <:">.P- M- exci pl S ? lay, at Byr. -
Street. Station. New York
Spi ? ial- -o;.!:,' no stops. .\i! p
i ? . No ex..ra ::.????? other than
Pi llman charge. Dining' Car.
}?? . .-)7r-(>^- Traffic Manager'.
__??:__s;:;-'
^5^ 0!d Dominion
earns hip Go.
Laiiy Line for _ew Vcr!., the f.os ...
aiuf tasi
FHOid fc.GHMGNB
PASSEN<jr.--*v;_ cau i_avc _j___,L_r, <..-; - p*t
Sunuuy. oy <_X._SUp_a.K- . a<_ utliu ;. ...
at h A. M- v-'-- -Nl,1!l-'-i- 01 ;' A. a_. anti .
?J. _U. by --?? and w . Kaiiway : ..
both lines connecting with c;i_, . . "'
ers sailing same day. ?
St-'-ruge passengers can leave by auxil
ianv steamer .Monday, svedo. "."..
FridTay, sailing from Rocketts at .'.'?' _j
aud changir''- to main-itna ship at Xoi:
aFRElGHT for all northern. eastern ar.d
foreign ports received ana forwarded
dailv. .except Sunday, at company's
wharf. Rocketts.
FROM ?_EW YORK
PASSEN---^f'"-' ean Kave DAILY, __.__? t
Sunday. irom company s pier, \-* L<-";*
%Ji-U iiivcr. at a P AL, lor Old
lu-phy's Hoteh Chesapeafee and 6nU
fnd itichmoond . and ?P-tersburs depots
Richmo-.u- B&ggage checked through to
\?F- -urther information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent
._12 E. Main Street. Richmond. Va
leral offices: Xo. Sl i>each Str-et.
ir West Street, Xew York. X. Y
J. J. BROWX, Gen. Pas; Act,
^T.YDT- PTKATvlSHiT' CO.'^-^^J*^
V J PHILADELPM l ,\. J^^^^ftl
RICHMOXD AXD XORFOLK STEAM
Appoinied saPlng days: Every TUES?
DAY, FRIDAY" and SUNDAY at d-i".
light. Freight received dally till 5 p 'jvr
For further information applv to"
J*- XV. M'CARRICK
GUn. Southern Agt. office. Rock.tta.
tc'rs- with tho view of formlng snch a
club: Mr. XV. S. Morris, Superihtendent
rnotivo power of thc Chesapeako nnd
Ohio; Mr. R. P;. O. ".anderson. 'superin?
tendent oi-motive power of the Seaboard
Air Line, and Mr. ii. A. Glllis. g nei tl
snp-ridtendont Richmond' Works Ameri?
can Locomotive Works.
Xot only will officers bc chosen at this
meeting, if thc interest in thc movement
warrants it. but several approprlatc au
drcss-3 may be expected: Arnons those
ihyited to speak are Governor Montagt-C,
Mr. Joseph Bryan, managlng director ci
tho Richmond Locomtivo Works; Mr.
George W, Stevens. president '->f the
C"h-sapeake and < ihlo. as well as other
prominent men Interested ln railroads
or allied enterprises.
The City
? ? iiis reai
dinancc r<
,-t tbe d<
due on F
i:c/,'..-?i .:%(--c*' hf. xo im V.
???? ; ?'. . ?"? 11-.<' your t: 0
! pt^a and Bku !
i ail skin dweas-.
RAlTjIIOAnS
_"_i: L-:nc. Railway.
M
'':!<) a.
fi :? Pi : r
I
,' ' ' -' ' ? Easi
i ?! No. UC al
,i-"'-':': Jackson
!'?- all .
Cuba a
for all
form'.'. --..,...
TRAIXS ?r.r--,--. , ??
HlMOND
(,.:-:" -V M. and ::-(.. P *__., from all
I ,' mhw. t.
, ;' -' ?' ? . : - from Norlina. X. C, P< ters
- noint,
??"?'"> ? . ?-. p -.- (burg.
' tay-.frOB,
C ' ?' C VR SERVICE
ig Car;; win be operated Iri
- '"1 and :;i. 'Flor
11 Lintiti d." betwei n Haml t. '-'
'-a a. Ga.. and in Trains Nos. 3
and ..... Atlanta S; ai a/- i,
;'.'"? -^ C. and Atianta; Ga 3 rvi.
, a*te.' prices mbdei
' ' '?'? hut th.
:.--:. md--s_a.pl
' '?>'?> ihriovation an I -. t I
a great ice to l
against meai station. or ' d'Hol
uining i i?--.
SLEEPIISG-CAR S "RVI
Nos. :;: -nd ::|. Fiorid a . .-:
tan Lln . ,; si<
: ' -; aad Thn
tween New York Through
Drawin .,,. r<aT^ De
twi en Nnw Yorh rita.
?ht -'?'s' -7 ana (';- Seaboard Fast
Jlaih '; : ;,. ...;. Dining- Buf
re. bleepmg'C - '. ? l -.. ? \ ork and
lampa, connecting at Hamlet with
na.- car to and from Atianta, in ?
tion with which Throujrh Pullman Tick?
ets ar( sold - . n t 1
Z. P. SMITH. Distri tPai ' '?'
~ 'East Main Street 'Phone 4
. _ J- ?r. barr,
ist X. V. & . , -> ..-.._
R. !?:. :.. BUXCH,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Portsmouth, Va.
11, 1002.
TRAINS LEAVE Rld_tM(
STREET STATIO
0:00 _ \i ...,?!
D_uiy. ... .. ' ' Pe ". ,rs
_oi tolk U:_0 -v. .-!. dt jps ? u
hurg, . :.:..:..-:...
... 5 A. _ii., laiiy. Arnvi
3:1S _v. ..:.. .. ..,.: ii: ?<> A.
... ? -'..;.? .
.._'.:. I .. ...
M:. Port Tamp ......
Wilson v.ua ,\u. .. arrtvii
3:2: v. .... . . .
man Sl :.: . . J
W__ai ai _ S .::?.....
' -t:::o _. _?:. ? . .
Line.
JANU_RY
burg
and
ciiat-.
Macon tt:15 A. ? ;.. Atlanta '_:._ P. __.,
j !;oi.i,..?-?.;',? 2;JS P. :.i. ?
N.v/.York .to Wilmins i, Charleston,
Ja.?;._,..'. .' . . Tampa, Augusta and
Macon.
? ' .
i ; to Lync
t. .:ju ?. .
i 12:10 A. :t.
Taiipa JacksonviUe. Savannah. Charles
ton, VVilmlnS'on, Goldsboro and all potnta !
South.
. ._> P. M.. Daily. from Petersburg. !
Lynchburg and the Went.
T xt. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
C. S. CAMPBELI^^ A& j
KAII.UOADS
i^%#sjpasing'r Train;
%li^^Le3V8an*liirri?8
NEW MAI*>*"-S-*R?__T STATION.
I_EA Vi. RlCtl :.l OS L>.
?:00 A. M.. u.my. Lucai t_ OU1 Point,
Xorfolk '.na Portsmouth.
~u:io -v. al., except Sunday. Local t<
Cllfton Forgc Coonects .or OrstD ;?.-, c_J<
peper, Caivertbn aad' Maii.issa...
lU:-0 A. ..1.. duaiy For LynchDUrg, r.e...
ing.oti and Clifton Fi/rge-. COnnects, ex?
cept Sunday, for Rosaey. Albereae aadl
.Ni -.-. Castle. Psrlor car t" Cliicon Forge.
? :-.*- P 2 .. daily. "St_ Louis :md Cblea
go Limited." Dining eat train. Pullmaa
for Clncl?nati. Louisville and St. ;
i'.va (o eight hours Qul_k_3t Uno West.
Connects for ?irginia Hot Cprings, Local
II '? I S-. Louis Limited frorrt
i ;?:..:?-. a..- t-> Staunton. except S
::. '?' P. __., daily. Local t<> Old Poi it,
N rfolk and Pa.-tsn-.au;.!. Puitman co o;..i
4:43 P. M.. except Sunday. "At.ant!.
Liraltcd'- ti Old Point, Xorfolk ar.d" Fort?
:. th. I'a.rlor ear. Connects at t ?:?;
P'-int with Baltimore, Washington anti
Cape Charlest steamers.
5:15 r. ;.!.. except Sunday, to Bremo.
5:K0 p. m.. except Sunday, to Doswell
iO:_iO p. jjr.. dally. '?'. F. V. Dlalag car
: Connects tor Vlrgfnla Hot Springs.
i I > Hinton, connecting with par
to i icin .>ii and Pullman to Cla
i. Loui sville and the West
ARRIVE NEW MA*rX-S*rREET
S'OO .'.. M, Except Sundhy from Dos
"--'?'' A. _r. ia :..- from Cincinnati
>:???? A. ... Exci >t Sunday fl Bremo",
iO:Ot* A. _I. Dally from Xorfolk and
: nou-b.
t-i.40 p. i? ! -. -? Sunday tron. Nor*
: ' . 6 Portsmouth
::?.'?'?(> i: ;,i. Daiiy fr m Cincinnati,
U:_:5 P. M. Daily irom Clifton Forgo
and Lynchburg, anu except Sunday from
N '?' Castle, Lexington aiid: Bucklngham
7. '-''> P. ___ Daily from Norfolk and
firffllk^Wesfeni
NOVjEMBER
tlMOND
:::<>(> P M.
Arrive Norf
oke.
... ? -
Pullrn ? r ? l.
and '? Cal
servatton Car R
Pullm: :. -;:
rg
at S_n ''. M
; and Ri mol
Trains ?? rrlv i Ri< i
bure aad tii" West di
S:5(i P. ir.: from Noi
11 ' ???_? A.
Offiee?No. S3S Mo
JN
Citv Pa
C. Ti. BOSI I
XV. i: BEV1 !
r.l to Attall
read for oc
Pullm
folk and i
M. and 6
n Stn ? .
SOUTHERN RA! WAY.
Le ln ..'?!? :? .' nov. __. too.
?:2o ? . ?
C. Danville. and all local stat
? . ?' i
cal sta?
tions on Norfoik Division to DanvlUe; at
Oxford for H cderson; at Durham for
Raleigh, -o and all No: _ Carol aa
2:"it? P. ?'. No 20 Umi; I
and* all I
in '
Moseiey i Powhatan
road; , .? ' '
Ra ?:. h and Wmston-Salem:
with No. :;.",. cea f_jt malt. sollol
tr.ua. daily ... New Orleans and potota
South, whicii c_r.. . w Or
? ?.. aond to
Atlanta and Birminghai "Ii train
v.-ith sleeper. Sahsbury to Memphis. Din
m-_ car service.
. ! ' ??'?? P. M.. No. II, Sonthem Express,
daily. for Atlanta, Augusta. Jach
anvilter,
ioro, Saltsb . i e, o-en
ai Richmond! ?>:30 i\ ??. i ns with
New York and Flond i
Southwestern Limited, wt
tnrough sieepers to Aug mnau.
nyille, Tampa, Nashvitl
? New Orlea mpli te dln
senricc. Also Pullman touriac
Mondays, Wedn-Sd*ays and Fri?
days, Washington to San Francisco, v.ith
121 ?..i !, eonm tion tor all poin ._
in Texas. __ xlco and California
_<>:00 V. jr >;,,. !r ;,? .,, ,| :.: ?. . >...._
Sunday, for Keysville
'.:.: . RICHMOND.
I :
I
.OROiVEB UN. ____
v r- :? ??? .. with
,..,.-.- ...
lie I.. A: -.i . -?'-*- . '?? ? .'
."".!.-.'??? " i ? '? ;. from
mten tions.
. ? :..? I .1 ?? '? ?' -I ?'! I I,
''...'. f' ?"'" :
arrlvh g Ba Ittmoi 5 p'? A. 3_
020 E. Main Street Richmond: Va.
S. II. HAKDWICK*.
General Passenger A i :.
_d_ Vlce-Prcsident and ieneral Maa
sc .-. Washington. D. C
Bay Line
to Baltimore
Via C. & 0. Raiiway and Oic
Point.
U. 3- MAIL ROUTE.
,, ..,: Richmond via Chesapeake a.-.,i
,-."." Ra tway daily, except Sundav at
,'.','- p. it.. connecting ac Oid Point with
rCYsroperb steamer. or th* Oid Bay Ll__
;. at T:13 P. 3_ arriving Baltitnora
ln time to make connection
;: ir.ii..3 North. East and \v". _.
. ' .- raQ ??--?'. and all night on >i ? ot
thj finest steamers tn _ou:___. wut?s
For tle_?ts and general in.orm.ti.:. ar_
ptv- at .eneral offices Cbcga__.ko an .
Ohio Raitwa_ "Richmond T_?___ Ccm
Bail*-*, an. SC3 East Main Street.

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