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BOXERS ARE RIOTING
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* XTJMBER OF CJHnMSTIAXS}.HAVE
. . BEEX KIIXED'SX CHIXA; - '
Minister congercis active;
He'll Exer<lnJ¥^HlmacW to Have the
3V*«tlv« Offlclnl* SnpprcHthc In«ur
rcctlon — Extcrnnl Taxation in*
Minnionorleii Canne the Trouble.
WASHINGTON, .September. IS.— China
4s on "the A-erge of another Boxer upris
ing, which may equal that of 1500, accord-
Ing to mail advices received at, the State
■•' D«gsartment from Minister Conger, dated
>j»st month. The.troubles appear to arise
principally from external taxation, com
bined with resentment at the presence of
-nisslonarics.
Mr. Conger's first advice bears date of
August 6th, from Pekin, and he reports
eptJous. anti-foreign riots near Chen Tiv
inth« province of Szc-Chuan. iniwhlch a k
number of native Christians had been
massacred and chapels destroyed. Mr.
Conger appears to have acted with emer
gency on telegraphic complaints from Ur;
Canright. an American medical mission--;
«rv at Chen Tu. not only addressing the
Chinee Foreign Office by letter, but call
ins there in person, to impress upon the
officials the importance of immediate and
effective action, and finally succeeding in
causing the removal of. the local Chinese
MTidals who failed to repress the riots ana
preserve life and property. •
Mr. Conger encloses with his report the
communication that passed between bim
s«lf Dr. Canright. and the Foreign Office.
Under date of June 20th. from Chen Tv,
Dr. Canright telegraphed: "Sze-Chuan re
peating nineteen hundred. Chapel burned:
ten Christians killed. Boxers multiplying
tor months: officials taxed." _
Mr Conger immediately telegraphed Dr.
Canripht to demand adequate protection
for missionaries, and to protect the native
Christians from the local officials, lie al
so addressed a note, to Prince Chmg. at
the Foreign Office, statins that there were
several American missionaries and many
chapels and; converts in Sze-Chuan. and
thsit it was necessary that immediate
provision be taken to stamp out these
troubles at their very Inception.^ _
PRINCE CHING -PROMISES ACTION.
In answer. Prince Ching . enclosed a
copr of an imperial edict, saving: "Such
fierce lawless outbreaks should certainly
be quickly put down. They must on no
account be allowed to spread. We com
mand Kwel Chun to . strictly - order the
troops to disperse the rebels and their
followers: to seize the ringleaders, and
to punish them according to the rigor
of the law, and so. nip the rebellion. m
the bud." . . •
Another dispatch from the Foreign Of
fice to Mr. Conger, dated July 3d. states
that the Viceroy reported that the mis
sionary killed was a Chinese, and that
quite a number, .of leading Boxers Bad
been captured and punished, and a sharp
lookout was being kept for those still at
large. ■-■■
Mr. Conger again had occasion to ad
dress the Foreign Office on July SOtH.
Informing them that Dr. Canright had
again reported that robberies, and massa
cres were occurring daily; that all were
in great danger, and that he had de
manded protection In vain. The minister
urged the Foreign Office to take more ef
fective measures, "in order to avoid the
fearful responsibility of a. further loss of
life and property." ' The Foreign Office re
plied that several edicts had been issued*
directing the Viceroy to .; suppress the
troubles.
A letter of later date from Minister
Conger transmits two imperial edicts,
ordering several changes among provin
alal officials as a result of the disturbances
The most important of the changes, "Min
ister Cor ger states, is the removal of
K^ei Chun 'as Viceroy of Szfi-Chuan
province, because. of his failure to sup
press the recent i serious disturbances in
| the territory under his jurisdiction.
Throne Issue* Strong: Command.
. PBKTN, September 18.— The fftrone has
strongly commanded the officials of Sze-:
Chuan to suppress the rebellion in that
province .'
Attack on Chen Tw Fn.
PEKIN. September 18.— The "Boxer" at
; tack on Chen Tv Fu. capital of Sze-Chuan
province, in which 50,000 Boxers made in
effectual attempts to take the city, be
. gan September 15th. When the rebels en
deavored to enter the city, a conflict en
sued. The attackers were driven back,
\ and the pates of the city were closed and
guarded" by 8 troops. Soldiers quelled the
disorder within the city. Fourteen Box
«r leaders and several other rebels were
executed. A new Viceroy and new mill-..
tary officials are now on their way to
. Cbcn Tv Fu to assume charge ; there.
The United States. Minister to China,
Mr. Conger, . and the. French' Minister,
are urging the Prince to take prompt ac
tion toward subduing the insurrection.
NORTH CAROLINA
HOPES FOR OIL
Sending: Out Papers l for Registration
Under, the New Lavr.
RALEIGH. N. C. September. 18.—(Spe
ciaL)—The Secretary of State is sending
. to the County Election Boards copies of
:he act of 1901, providing for a permanent
y>\\ f or the registration of voters, in com
pliance with the'r terms of- the franchise
imondment to the Constitution, ratified
n August, 1900, and -which became effec-
Wve'July Ist, of the present year. There
\re also sent out the roll .-books; and 'the
jcrtificates of registration, which are
Mveni to those who ar© decided to be en
iitled; to registration. -..•■■ ;
| , The independents in this ("Wake) coun
ty-held their primaries to-day and Sat
urday, will hold their county convention.
It 1 is ' said that there are already two or
;. three', factions among these independents,
~*nd'^that ; their movement will 'amount to
, feutflittle.Y. ■ / 7 '-■ v
Charters were granted - to-day to the
Union- Real .Estate Company, of Monroe,
it wlrich ; Frank ; Armfield and ) others are
ttbckholders. and to the Smith Furniture
Company, of High Point, of which W.T.
Smith; of Greensboro, ' is the principal
Stockholder, y '". . * . "..'■■'' "V
;., The charter to the Glendori Mining and
Vlanufacturing Company, -Is of .more" than
, jaisiing interest," as it gives power, to sink
..sll.'.wellE. .lt.was saia some-iweeks ago
hat oil wells would be sunk 'near Ashe
rtUe,: but.- no reference ; to" that matter
)asislnce been; seen. There are excellent
-■ hdicatioris' of oil in - the/ vicinity of ; Glen
vibri;^ which Is in K the . sdf t . coal : district. ■
t" Among, the-: callers at /executive : 6fßce
% tcMlay were ; President: James 'A.;- Bryan
: /indjState's, Proxy ;J.\W. ; Graing»ri of 'the
:: l Atlantlc : and North; Carolina* railway. , .
|';l,Th«" number, of pupils at the State school |
| for thejbJßnd'/and colored; school j for ■ deaf
irautes and" ■•"the.*"* blind already reaches
:v: v JBfcv."' ' : " v " \i •■'"-V/;:- •"-■; : '■;,: ■■'•"- '■■: ■;;,--■ - >..;■ ■'.'••■ -;
;lThis: State will ;, be ' represented \at the
:, Farmers' Congress at Macon,.Ga., by Pro-
J lessor Burkitt 3 and Prof essor. Massey/. ol
| tlieY Agricultural Van ;> Mechanical ■ College,^
•g'J/|Vaa'f Lihdlcy.^General j-'W.'.R.''..Cox;". and
:; f Bennehan" Cameron.
. . Z President! Charles _E. ■ Taylor, of > Wake
||FtonSitS; College *? Mys'V-'thatw'theJ'quallty,-.
g^asEweUSaa,' the" numt>er_ of student-^
K^i»ew^»«dlcal?a«wi«ißent«h^Topened^
S^rtthiteo student*?: :.'
■■■■y-A~mum JMxxtf&Smto amu^d at an.
Sl.oo takethe 5M
POPULARC.&P,
SUNDAY OUTINGS
Tf Norfolk and the Siashore..
Only $1.00 round trip to ':,-.CML^ Point,
Buckroel Beach,; Newport , News, Ocean
View."and Norfolk." - -.■ < v : ;
Two fast trains: ; rock ballasted ' track;
parlor carsl Only 85 ':' miles ;t; to } the ocean.
Finest bathing on ;." Atlantic; coast? at
Buckroeand Ocean View." ' A-deUghtful
sail across' Hampton Roadsr in handsome
Bteamer. Direct - route ;. to' . Willoughby
Beach arid Ocean View.; \ Nine ;and three
quarter hours at the seaside. • Two hours
longer at Ocean View thari via anyi other
Trains leave Richmond (Main-Street
Station 8:M ; and ; B:6oc\A^,M.^B:3o; train
makes no stops. B :so l train stops: only i at
Willlamsburg arid Newport. News. ', ";.: ■...■_■■?.
Those going to Norfolk have the privi
lege of going via- C. : and - O.: steamer from
Newport News: or by Old Point. Youcan
go one- way and' return; another. Tickets
via Ocean View; Line good for transfers
to street cars to any part of Norfolk or
Berkley. - ' ■ ■ .;, >$'■
Returnina:. passengers can; leave Nor
folk (via Ocean View, Railway, corner
Main and Granby streets) avery hour until
7 P M.: leavo Ocean View every hour
until 7:30 P. M. . ' -' - ■• • "V. :■"- "."V, : "
First train leaves Old Point 425. P. M-.
leaves Newport News 4:65 P. M.; arrives
Richmond 6:30 P. M.. ' ' _ ""
. Second train leaves Old Point 8:15 P. M.,
arrives Richmond 10:15 P. M. This second
train will not -stop at Newport, News.
Newport ?. News passengers ? . must take
train leaving Newport News -4:55 P. M. or
take second train at Old Point 8:15 P. M.
Only $1.00 round ' trip on i either.: the
or 8-^0 =A. M.- train. .All street-car line?;
pass Chesapeake and Ohio f depot, . Jyal
application received from .a - man who
wants to be. put on the pension roll, and
who says his trouble is "disability, ' be
cause a man stepped on my; heel during
the war." Dr. Dixon thinks the man must
have,been running -.and, the man-behind
him outran i him and stepped on - him.
Among to-day's arrests was F. W.
Barnes, of W^ilson. ' . .j :
The latest arrival at the. Park "Zoo"
here is a 6-foot alligator captured in
New river,. Orislaw county. ;by several
men, one of them from Raleigh. .There
is another alligator from 'Wilmington.
Ex-Senator Marion 'Butler is here, and
it 5s asserted by some that he is! again
talcing" interest' in North Carolina ■ poli
tics. He will not. live here this: winter,
but at "Wilmington, and it is said will
make that his home. . ; •■
'■*'{• ','■ - — - — '—*- ■ ■
SAMUEL TYREE NO MORE:
Dcathof a. Venerable ■ T/ynehbnrsr To
bacconist; Yesterday. •
LYNCHBURG. VA.,' September IS.'—
(Special.)— Mr. Samuel Tyree, who for
nearly, three weeks . past had .been criti
cally ill with Bright's disease at the Home
and Retreat. ; passed away there at about
11 o'clock this morning. '" .-_. .'. ■ -.. '
Samuel , Tyree was born in- LynchSurg
January 17, 1823, being the son of Ricßard
Tyree and Mildred, daughter of Archilles
Douglass, of Campbell county. -The' Tyree
and the Douglass families were early set
tled in Virginia, both being of the . Quaker
faith. * in: which Mr. Samuel Tyree: was
also brought up. although aB a young man"
he became identified with -St: Paul's Epis-"
copal , church. ;and had- been a member
for forty years/ ; ' '
,As a: young man, Mr. Tyree 'entered'
business .with , his father, . in the firm -of
Holcbmbe'& Tyree. the first concern ; to
sell tobacco by, auction in this city. After
the death of his father he and his. brother,
John H.. continued in the tobacco com
mission business, becoming widely known
and having a large trade. 1 "After. the" close
of the' war, Mr. Tyree engaged in the real
estate business! and in ' 1888 ■ formed a
partnership with Mr. G. H. . Wilkini,'
which business has. been continued' to the
present. . . •
" Mr. Tyree was one of the highest degree
Masons in the citj*. ;He also organized the
Lynchburg Boai. Club,; and was! president
of it for a long 1 time.; . ■. .;_ , • " •
Deceased was married on February 9,
1845, when Bishop Thomas Atkinson
joined him in wedlock- with Miss Marian
F. C. Henry, who was born in | Camp Sell
county, and who survives him. : . Mr.' and
Mrs. Tyree have had no children.'De
ceased was the last of his family, his
brothers. Richard.' of, Lynchburig, and
Achilles, of Amherst, having preceded him
to the grave some years ago. , . • „
Death of James Habbard.
ROANOKE. VA.. September 18.—(Spe
cial.) — James Hubbard, aged 22 years; son
of Samuel Hubbard, died last night of
typhoid pneumonia. ... . '" -
J. H. BICKLEY DEAD.
Wan a. Prominent Merchant of Scott
County.
. GATE CITY, VA., September 18.-(Spe
cia.l.)—Mr. J. H. Bickley,- a prominent
merchant and business T man of the north
side of : this county, died" this morning
after a. long illness. He .was .widely,
known throughout . Southwest . Virginia,
and was held in - hig.l : esteem. He was ■ a
member: of a Kentucky Confederate regi
ment, and 'often distinguished .himself
for gallantry.. • . .'. - . ". /, .."
G. A. R. National Encampment,
Washington, H. C— Reduced ; Rates
via Richmond, Frederieksburg:,
and Potomac Railroad.
Account of the G. A. R. ; National En
campment, the Richmond, Frederieksburg
and Potomac railroad -will .sell special ex
cursion tickets | to . Washington, : D.; C., at
rate of one fare—s3.so^-rouridf are— s3.so^-rourid trip from
Richmond., Tickets on sale October'3d to
6th. inclusive, good going only ' ; on | date of
sale, and ■ for return - passage until - Octo
ber 15th,, inclusive. By depositing ticket
■with joint agent at" Washington and upon ;
payment of a fee of 'sol' cents: on each
ticket at time of deposit, an extension "of
final limit -until November] 3d: may; be ob
tained.- ' ." , ' f; - " .'
For tickets and .._ further information
"apply to Richmond Transfer Company,' 903
east Main street: Jefferson" Hotel; arid
Murphy's Hotel, and ,to^ ticket"-, agents at
Byrd-Street,' Elba and Main-Street Sta
tions. .. ; -W.-.-P/i 'TAYLOR,. ;.
■ * /Traffic Manager:
Sunday Excnrslon Rates'. Via Ai'ai
tle Co.ist Line Railroad. -.
This line -will continue the sale of round
trip; tickets' between! Richmond 'and
.tersburg each? Sunday to and including
Sunday, September 2Sth, '„( at Vrate ■': of 40
cents, good or . trains • ; leaving ) Sunday
mornings land returning Sunday evenings
' " , :': C^S.:-CAMPBELL..V
. ■ Division : Passenger AgenC
S3S east Main street, : Richmond. Va. ; ; :
Intercb.B»seable Mileage, - Seaboard
;, , '.--..-■ Air ' Line ' Railway. ;''■.;•
- Passengers will : save \ money • and annoy
ance ; by, j purchasing Hhe 3 Seaboard ? Inter
changeable Mileage, good' over 15.000 miles
of " railroad, j and ? practically ' covers * the
entire; South.' '■ • „ . _"c" c V, . \- , V :■ "•'. ' ■
; For > further information write i. or call
on any representative of i the Seaboard.
National Ba-ptUt Convention, Bir
\ min«ham, Ala., Sept. 17-24,t 1902
>, On> account ; of j the above / occasion T ' the
Seaboard 'Air Line; Railway: will 'sell round
trip a tickets \ from ;i all": points" • on • its"' line
to ;Birminghara7!- Ala:; v and ;■ return^ for
one fare for the i round trip;™ -Tickets to
be>old v Sept:; 14, "i 15 and ; 16,^ final riimit 5 re
turning ,- Sept.;; 27.U Round v trip? rate ? from
RichmondV andyPetersburg,v Sl9iOs:^: Superb
senrtcefoffwed'ibyJtheTSeaboird.
«;For|furUier :informaUoh call oifsSor
I to j' any^ representative'Tof
rrrm mGBMOm* tUSPATC^-FBIDAYv SEPTEMBEB : 13, 35(^ ■ <
NOLLBY»S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
17 H. Pine St., ' Richmond Va.^
HPREPARES^ FORl? COLLEGES^AND
SI*.VERSITIES^p Opens jW§ MONDAY.;
BEPTEMBBR> 22d.i New ' pupils ; classified.
Friday.^ September. 19thr- Catalogues ; at ,the
book* stores f arid 1 Choirs I drugstore,*.: oppo
site • theischoolhouse.' -^ : -^ '-^- -jj-- f .V>i- V •■ ■
GEORGE "iJL'f NOLLEY.- A. ; M.: (Rr; M.IC.);;
'"■■.Frlncipal/->' r y.'".-VX-;rr: -I> .'■■'- 'a ;::■.*; 'y' : -ir. y'i'^^ivi.":
:'- For s? further- information apply^to \the
Principal : at 829 west Grace ■ street. -£^-?
.-.; v> ;">.;■ Vr-Ju6,13,20,27&t2mdbaa15.
UNIVERSITY 0G HOO JL
X • OPPOSITE ; ; PARK,' ;
. :' ■ : r'r----- ; Vi/ ; ;; ;-.-:. X;. v
Thirty-eighth I session \ begins L Septem. ler
18,-" 1902. -• Boarding ■ Department Vv limited."
Principal ?at; 7 ' north Belyldere; after; Sep- (
tember Bth . -.::-■,:■■; ■ *."'':■:■ ; . r ."r' :■■ . .;' •:■..-;""..■ : .
V- : At ; >UNIVERSIT Y-; ' OF.i VIRGINIA- stV
dents> from this : school > won, in •■ 1895-9«, 4
degrees '& and^? '£l •* diplomas; - T WO : of ; . tue
FIVE M; "Alts V of :that' year; ; In :- 1900-1901.
6 degrees and 55 ; diplomas; in , 1901-1902, 4
degrees and -40 diplomas. .;.: ; ; ;.: s
:- -For.v complete < ; record at this s and ■- the
other -universities s and colleges,-; toz' iher
with 'courses, system.^ teachers, < etc'Jsee
catalogue,? which .may; be bad; at book and
drugstores,. or by, mall *: upon . application ■ to
JOHNP. M'GUIRE; or, M. ;M. MGUIRE,
15 .Chamber of Commerce Building.-:.;. ;"
THE .VIRGINIA ; MECHANICS'/. INSTITITTE
NIGHT ■SCHOOL v;Or f >TECHNOLOGY^ : ;
will '■'.- begin its nineteenth - session on
TUESDAY. THE ■ SOTH DAY OF SEP
; .■-:. .-'.•: TEMBER.-1902. .--,:. - : ,' ■
The' limit for the entrance of | the scholars
of-the rlast- session- having, passed, : notice
Eisjj hereby given - that all ; scholars -will be
■ entered., on application s until the - limit ■ of
each clas3;is reached/Apply to Secretary ;
at .' Institute,"-1014 east Broad"; street, - daily
from 9:30,0" c10ck A. M.' to 2 o'clock P. M.,
and-from 4 o'clock ; to 6:30 o'clock P., M. • :
—'.:;:- -^■■ i r,-:' .mann;s.xquarles. -, : .
• - - Chairman. School Committee. ;
I • Thomas^ Ellett^; Secretary. - ; .■ 7 ':•'•:■
: -ASSOGIATION^pURSE,
-. '/ J- - Season 1902-1903. ' . ' ■
v 10— -ENTERTAINMENTS— IO." ' X
\ OPENING ? ATTEACTION, ; REV. " THOMAS
, ". DIXON, AUTHOR "LEOPARD
; " - ..'.- " : " ';■ SPOTS,",;;' .; : -:1: 1 ■'. | •_".
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21.
Auspices Young Men's Christian Association.
, : : : Season Tickets ; on- Sale.
. .se 14^-Sun, \W • & Fri •
TheßiehmoM
Conservatory of Musics
SECOND SESSION OPENS SEPTEM
BER ' 15th. Thorough instruction yin
Piano, - t Violin, : and- all String ,and : "Wind
Instruments. Voice Culture arid". Sight
Singing: Elocution; .Dramatic, and',Physi
cal.- Culture. B est •accommodations^; for"
out ■■ of." town V. pupils. -VFor.; catalogue -or.
other informa,tion /apply "to : F; EUG3NE
COSBY, Director. "525 east Broad street/
se-14-Su,Wed&Fri3t ;• ~j : .- ; .^ .
- BASK STATEMENTS. .
REPORT T OF'" THE - CONDITION^OF
THE PLANTERS' NATIONAL BANK.
AT RICHMOND. IN' THE STATE OF
-VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI
NESS. .SEPTEMBER 15. - 1902: . .
. . : . RESOURCES „". :■-*'.„-.■
Loans ;{ and ;v.V.. : : iiz' 32,489,773 r92
Overdrafts, secured ' and .unse- - " : ;..
cured" \;::.:.. .::'.:.\ii. ;;.-. :'-.../ "•'8,953 00
U. S.- bonds "to secure .circu- '• '. :"
lation ... .;..;..; .;........'...... 300,000 00
U." S. bonds. to secure U.'-S. de- •- ■• "
•ti08it5r ..;...............;......:.' iss.ooooo
•Premiums; on -;U.-S.S bonds..... I 1;-I 1 ;-, -13,417(10
Stocks,', securities,', etc.........:. -'-. -• -1,900 00
Banking-house,- ' furniture -and '.' -••' , .-■'.•
•fixtures :..:..'................:... 104,826 60
Other real: estate ; 0wned..'...... 56,470 90
Due from, national . banks . (not ,
reserve ; agents) „.i.. .::..;-..... 119,650 78
Due from State -■' banks and "■■
■bankers r-.....v.. ..:;.....*..;...;. 62,05100
Due" from "approved ? reserved"!.? ".'.':'::
. agents .v.'..:.....;. : ..':..::....'..: 360,618 30
Checks, and other: cash items.. 1,259 99
Exchange for clearing-house. . 50.790 11
Notes of- other national banks. . 18,000 00
Fractional, paper - currency, '. . .
■ nickels : and cents. \\ ::.:': :'v..\ -.." '1,033 11
Lawful money reserve In bank. ' ' ' '
■ vlr:-:-" '- . -■■',-. ■....".> -.
Specie,. ............:..:$227,414 00 ;., "
Legal-tender notes.... 100,000 00— 127,414 00
Redemption : fund '.with U. £.. ' .
. Treasurer (5 per cent. . of ; clr- " :
;culatlon). .;..........:......;..... 35,000 00
Total-'.'-"-"'"vvvv- ; '--— •• #.9193 i: 01
■ . ;. : -. ' :"■■■ LIABILITIES/- 1 :; 'V^V.^^;
Capital stock paid in... •...;':'..■$ 300,000 00
Surplus fund ......"........:...... 60,000 00
Undivided profits." less expanses
" kad^taxes paid:.. .:......;...:'■ 748,454 99
National bank notes "out
. standing . ............::......... . 297,650 00
Due ".to other na-- S •
tional :banks:.:..... % 124,502 46 •
Due to State. banks ■-.. *'
and banker 5........: 18.551 52
Dividends . unpaid ..-■ - 15000 '.. ..'
Individual deposits;- • ;'/
subject to -check.". :• 1,584,385 23 ''\ •_:.'.:
Demand^ certificates • .= • ••'•■■•■* ..v" -' I ]" v ' j i
:•■• of : - deposit:/.-.: 1 .-:: .'t .:";■: 502.459" 53 / : - . ' "•; " ' ;
;Certlfied checks...-...- 24,977 28 ■ ;'
U. S. dep05it5.......:. .158,000 00--2,4"13.056.02
Bills payable: .....;. ...... 100,000.00
Total .'.....:./:. ....... ......... $3,g19,16L01
State of Virginia, City of Richmond— ss:
I, Richard H.; Smith, ; cashier^ ofvthe
aboved-named bank, do ; solemnly swear
that th-5 above statement. is true to: the
best of my knowledge and belief. :;
RICHARD H., SMITH; Cashier."
Subscribed and sworn .to before me,
this 17th'day'of -September/ 1902. >
"^.-' -• .. DOUGLAS' V. MORTON,' :
' . :. ■:.-.;.;•■ Notary .- Publia.
Corrcdt— Attest: ,v '.■; .
JAMES ■ N.. BOYD, ""..-■'
■ . W. J.--WESTWOOD.'- -
'-.. • ■ T. - WM. PEMBERTON, '■.'■- '"_\.
■■•-■- -.- MORTONS B. .ROSENBAUM. .;
. •J. J. MONTAGUE, r ; "
: _i':'. .-; ■■--:'..': ;' . ' ■■•;■,•■.--"■- "Directors. ;
i report of^ the condition of the
' petersburg •; savings 'and insu
/ ■ ranee company." '- of . % peters
. -burg:; .in. the'; commonwealth
vof -1 virginia; v at the , close of
< "-business- septembebrj 15. ■1902,"
made vto-.the'. auditor of pub
lic ; of the common
■:• wealthvof virginia: ■; ; ; .' :■ ■ \
; '-".-. % - resources.' ' . '■- ;
Loans arid di5c0unt5 .... ..:..... .51,237,270 75
Overdf af L«? .; '.". .'. ."....... . : . : .:....:. 1;289 80
Stocks ; and r' bonds— investments.- 472.359 75
Due 'from .national, banks ;.;...;... 381,876 20
Due " ' f ronr ■. .". State . banks ; ' and : . ; ■■■
; :barikers ')'.. :..:..• ::.'. i ;::.~i'...-::;: . .53.582 50
Banking h0u5e; .......;.;.. ..: '.: '.-..'■ •' 25,000 00
Otherjreal estate ...... .....r.".... - .- 537-.IS |
Current ■ expenses ■ i and \ taxes ' .■
Npaid>:.:.:..;:r..:. :.-:■:■.'. ::...;..:.. ,15,927 61 1
Checks. and : other : cash' items. ... 62,680 09 !
Specie. Vnickels'and cents T:. :..'.. ,"- 47,415 84
Paper currency •....;..:.......„..: 47,359 00
. /"T0ta1 ;..;:. :....^.....:....:..:52,346,02S 72
■ V '■'.' -^LIABILITIES. S '/" '"".r T '^ ; ~:
Capital, stockpaid: in. .:..:."...:. .5 200,000 00
Surplus fund- .:"..'..' r . .~..-...V. '.. '.*;.: : -100,000 00
Undivided : profits . . .; . . . ....... . . : :i ■ ■ 290,073 t'9^
Reserve interest on, certificates.. ; rf 27,154 31
Dividends unpaid/. .**..'..."..........>• v 156 00
■Deposits'—? .".;':-::"v : r 'i: : ,":;', :-A\'.-y'-'.'.r^
Subject to check :. •'..-.?"< 627,396 80 - - > {•-■
Time ; certificates ; ; ivV- 1,001, 959 : 26 ; '- •
'Certified^ checksSv;.v.'V ;;i;i22 77 ,i : •"■ "■.;";.
Cashier ! s;che'cks ;:.'../" 2.012 34" "'"
Due" -:tO;.- -^national n ■':':'-'■ .;V^\V :-'■;
v. bariksr ;v; 6,944 iIR ■% ' " -
Due to State banks ."vj^. 89,179 425/ :--..'-' . • j
:v--" ; /->- ' l/i-r/i: ; S ;>■■■ ■-:- " ; .; ' . J ; ; U.728.644.72 j
-i : ;T0ta1iV.y^.;.^y^.. v .v.;v;?2,346,028 ; 72
State: of ;,y irginiaVi-'city .; of Petersburg— ss. r :
; ? I,'i George ? J.-? Seay.f cashier/ of y the I above-;
named ?bank3 do isolexnnlyj swear.; that ? the
above: statement! isHrue itof the ibest: of ; my ;
knowledge i and -belief. S U '• . ;-r -^---j
i :: •■ ? GEORGE <J:'- SEAY.v. Cashier.?:;
- Subscribed ; and { sworn I to- before ; me, \ this
18thyday3ofiSeptefnber. u 1902.i: - '/,-- ■
,; x B:,W. BUTCHER. Notary; Public.^
Correct-Attest:
•. >
MM^iWM CHARtBS,?)WATSON,
.
- •- , - --» ' i^-s^'
SIgtDEPARTUREK OF. «! STBAMBKSf fggt
rg?i I.YDE ; STEAMSHIP ~^?v ? 'UISIL] |
•:\y . - COMPANY:SH«i«IWBB^
PHILADELPHIA,- RICHMOND,: .'AND
.';; NORFOLK .-STEAMSHIP/LINE.'. ,
AppolnteaHßalHngr fldays • every ;--TUIJE£-'
DA Y^FRIDAY :f and¥ SUNDAY^at $ day-^
Ught. . - • • - • - ' '
r. Freight irecelved daily unUl 5'P. M.
;S For : further : information % apply -to -
J. W.M'CARRICK. :j
General Southern -Agent; : Office. > Bocketta,'
::-,-=.-;.:;:>,-■ -^ •;,.;,-; W". , P/; CLYDE :&■ Ca,^' -:
; -----'.'- :' :S; /> <^eralfAs:ents;:Phlladelphla:^-
„•'/!' ;-J 'city i'oßDiKAjrbEs:-.;; j
a^|^^inaS^e : g^ntl^g^permis-
U SIO^ It6 ;•- THE' MERCHANTS*£NA'
: ERECT^;!AND
B MAINTAIN^^AN/IRONri SMOKESTACK
;^ TENDING IiFROM -THE - EASTi; SIDE
■\ s OF : .iv STREET; •■; ; EAST-^
| WARDLY. - BETWEEN"..' MAIN : ;AND
} .CARY APPROVED^SEP
''..'" TEMBER',I3, 1002. :• '- , .. ; A '
Be it Z ordained ' by ; the , Council : of \ the
city;fbf \ Richmond; 5 (1) That permission^ Is
h ereby h granted >. to the ;. Merchants' f Na
tional : Bank gto j? erect and %. an
iron f smokestack in 'and over ."the alley/ ex-:
tending . f ro the ; east -side - of -Eleventh
street -,:■ eastwardly -Vv between Main *M and
Cary streets, said Iron smokestack .: shall
be .' securely attached to the i rear,! wall* of
their;' building, I and ' shall not'ibe I less than
seven and ;-i a ■ half ■ (7^.) !v feet : - above :■■ and
rot i extend ; ? more : than: ■- twenty- two " (23;
feet* in f said' allev"'' nor above : the roof -of
said -building more three' (3) -feet, subject
to*, the "conditions .herein 'stated. -"/ S :
2. ----Thatv the- said iron is: to
be constructed I according to " the ' plan ' pre
sented ;by said i Merchants'- National | Bank."
and | now." on? file In ; - the office -of . City.. En
gineer: ' ! and -' also fin such - manner | and
with' such' materials as shall 'be satls-f
factory to the City. Engineer. 7 - - - c " •
3. The said Merchants' National Bans
shall. at;all times :-keep; said ■ iron smoke
stack -.. in \i prbper_- ; repair,- and;" shall '• make
such, repairs -as: the :Comrnittee on\Streets
may. at any time deemreasonable^for the
safety: of • persons^ using I the highway..un
der: said; iron smokestack.- .. • i „
i " 4. ■; The } permission .hereby granted^ shall
at-^any time be subject' to. any amendment
or • revocation by" the ■ City_Council.' - : Upon
a revocation or amendment of said per
mission. •< the ;-.- said • Mercharits'j National
Bank, or .any subsequent', owner* of said 1
house, shall immediately conform, to such
amendrnent.'or ' revocation;^' ". .' ' ' '.'. . - '
* »;■"• The- said ..permission is given sub
ject to the conditions: that-the said.Mer
chants' .National Bank, or any subsequent
owner ■of : said house, will Indemnlf y,- - re
imburse.-and save harmless - the ; city; of
Richmond' for any. charges;v damages, vor
cost that the city may be: required r to
pay . by reason of any person being ..in
ured, or damaged 'in any- way,- in -property
or.' person; v by the construction,- exist
ence, •• . or - improper, maintenance ■of j said
iron smokestack. • - •.■.:••'•.• . ' v'r v .
.6.: Before .any work is done under- this
ordinance."- the ■ said ■ Merchants'- National
Bank shall obtain from the , City Engineer
his - written ". permit to place material ; for
the construction v of said' iron - smokestack
in • said . alley. ;-'.. ;-; .'■'.. <- ■ ' ■ ■ . •
",7.. : F0r a. failure to conform:fully to the
provisions of this ordinance.; or. any
amendment • or. revocation thereof, or any
requirement: thereunder, .the said Mer
chants', /National . Bank |or any subse
quent owner of said house.Vshall be- lia
ble a fine of riot less than' ten nor, more
than'; fifty, dollars; 1 each' day's failure ±o
be a separate- offence. ■ ■-. • ;"'.' V ■...-. r..
•8. :■.! All ordinances or parts of ordinances
are ' hereby, repealed, so • far as . the same
may. confllct';hercwith. .-'.-• -; < v. ( - ,•'. ■, ,
9. b -This ■ ordinance ' shall . be in .^.force
from its passage. . . • - - ■■ ■.-.••:.
" ■■:■ ..;-.;.;■,/ BEN T.^ AUGUST, „
Vse'lG-5t . ' , ; -. ■•'■'-• :.- ■.■■:■ -City, Clerk..'
AN • ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING .THE
-AMERICAN - CIGAR COMPANY r TO
| . ERECT. -AND | MAINTAIN .' ELECTRIC
i SERVICE ,WIRES-FOR LIGHTS FROM
- 1 PREMISES 'TWENTY-FOURTH ::AND
: . CARY STREETS,- ACROSS TWENTY
FOURTH STREET. OVER ROOFS OF
CAMERON- & CAMERON AND AMER
ICAN'TOBACCO COMPANY'S PLANT
•ACROSS TWENTY-FIFTH " STREET,'
• TO TOP, OF. RICHMOND -STEMMERY.
- APPROVED I SEPTEMBER' IS, '. 1902. , -
• Be it : ordained by ;the Council of the
city-of ■ : " - - < V \: ... •
l.'-.That the-: American- Cigar. "Company
be and: is i hereby- authorized to, erect and
maintain 'electric: service wires ! for , lights
f rom - premises ■• Twenty-fourth ; .and S Cary
streets, across Twenty-fourth street, over
roofs -of Cameronl:& Cameron and Ameri
can- ".Tobacco V Company's plant; , across
Twenty-fifth street, to top of Richmond
stemmery, . the "manner "and "material of
construction to be satisfactory .to the City
Engineer and "City Electrician.
> . 2. -.'. That • the said American' Cigar; Com
pany' Shall be' ? responsible ; to > any and- all
person/. for. "•': any? i damage: sustained by
reason "of ':; the. "erection 'and -maintenance
or • use iof > the said S :wires or - any appll
ances connected therewith, ' or their fail
ure to properly/maintain or. use the s*me
during the time' that 'this' ordinance're
main in force. :.,\- -I-:-'':-.', ;.;;'O V W V ■„'•"-
1 3.' That the permission- hereby given
shall: be .revocable' at :the. pleasure -of
the ' City Council • and upon the revoca
tion of this ordinance, | the said Am-sri
can Cigar Company- or, any assignee r shall
forthwith remove '. the wires hereby J- al
lowed: to be- erected;« and; for any viola
tion of any ■of 'the pro visions of this ordi
nance, ;,they- shall .be liable to 'a fine, of
not 1 less than 'five dolars i(ss) or more
than .twenty dollars .(S2O) for each offence.
4. / This -ordinance shall >■ be v in -."force
from its passage. ■s • ■-, ■ ? •■■ ' ■ - . .;
••■-. ■•-'-..•■-• - .: BEN ;T.; AUGUST. ' ;
; se 16-st ■-;-■ : ■•;-.: : . City Clerk. -
AN- ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAW
j FUL FOR. THE OWNER , OR ANY
|: PERSON IN CHARGE THEREOF TO
PERMIT ANY - COW. : HORSE, MULE,
GOAT, OR SWINE ! TO ! GO AT. LARGE.
"GRAZE, OR PASTURE •• ON ANY
I STREET. ALLEY, PARK, OR" UNIN
CLOSED LOT,' WITHIN THE COR
■'..PORATE LIMITS • OF p THE " CITY-. OF.
RICHMOND, UNLESS SUCH ANIMAL
•BE SECURELY PICKETED TO^SOME
STATIONARY OBJECT, AND.TO PRO
HIBIT THE KEEPING. "DRIVING. OR
" ; PICKETING OF COWS.-WITHIN THE
LIMITS, OF THE CITY. HAVING A
BELL ON. APPROVED :. SEPTEM
• BER'I3,-1902.. : - -. . :.'-" •■
Be it ordained "by the Council of the
city of .Richmond: ' -, " -
1. That it. ;' shall <be ■ unlawful, for, the
owner or : any : person in .charge thereof
to permit any ; cow. horse, mule, - goat,
cr swine to go ; at large, graze, or pas
ture on-any. streot,i alley,; park, or unln
closed; lot, -within. 'the corporate', limits
cf .the city .of Richmond: unless ; such
animali mal jbe securely picketed ■ to some sta
tionary .-object/. '■'"■;:'■ .: : i'. '!''="■ W: ;v ■ ■' "■••' "- -
2. '-No, person shall keep, drive,' or picket
any : cow within- the limits of the. -city of
Richmond, with, a' bell or bells ion.- 1 ' > -
. 3.? Any -person ; violating;- this ordinance
shall be fined not' less; than (s2) 'two 'nor
more than five .dollars '.'.(ss)' for, each I,of
fence. : : . .'.- ;.'.-■ ■ '•■ „■- : ; -" ■ .: ;.. ■- • "".... ■-' -.'-. .".:"'
- This ; ordinance shall be in . force ; from
its,pass3ge. \.V . - •• -.:■■'.
. -v - - : • ;, : BEN -T. AUGUST, --
*se : l6-5t ...;';■:;.- ,:•>■.,- i- City.: Clerk. ;■•
;.";,-;, ,;'; ,BAXK.;STATE3IENTS.v ; , .-;; '""; .-.;
rIePORT; OF TH£, : CONDITION; OF. THE
:.-. SAVINGS* , BANK' OF RICHMOND, "AT
-"RICHMOND, ! IN:;- THE •"'COMMON-".
.-I WEALTH?, OF:" VIRGINIA.*: AT :;THE
CLOSE OF. BUSINESS, i SEPTEMBER
35,' 1902, ■'- MADE TO.THE AUDITOR', OF
I PUBLIC .ACCOUNTS : - OF -: THE ICOM
','MONWBALTH ; OF VIRGINIA. ■* ~ --,
". ,i.". -, . , RESOURCES.'; V V; <" " ; " ' :
Loans. and di5c0unt5r.:":.^...;. 51,247,528 63
Other, ", : stocks; -. bonds, - j and J ".' :'
''•■;■ mortgages L^ ••••"• '.'■.■'■'•'•••'.•: .'. j-'-'^s 5,000.00
Due'Cfrom f national banks: ..'..'. ' , : 79,437- 34
8anking5 h0u5e'.'.:....'......'....".; ' 15,000 00
Other.i rear.e 5tate..... . ; . :.. ;'. :'. - : . '.'. . . . Vrj lO.OOO'oo
Current y expenses ',- and . taxes v . - : ■: ■:■
: ; "paid". :.......;. v. 1;.'.;;.'; 1 .....:;:: -'i;453;10
Checks ; and ., ootherr r cash items . I . . c 471' 25
Paper ; ; currency ?T.....".;^; A. v;. ;;<:-; 3,159 22
1 v; Total ■■"'■..•.. :.-.-;:-. ;•;:.::..•..-:. .-;..5i;362,079 : 54
;-' : ,'--^r;'\ -^i- : >: ■■:*■ '-•■:.■.
Capital ?: stock paid: in..V;.;v.:".s =100,000 00
Surplus' fund :lv.vr.:..::.. ".v.v:-..: .;• 60,000 00
■Undivided -profits v .*;. r .v.".1::..:r. ■ ;33,665 10
Dividends! unpaid • . . v. . . /.". .v. .:.'. ..;;,•; 337,00
Individuals deposits :subject "to v 1,. V_
s check vt;;;.-/;.-:Y.^:-^".-;'."i:-V":t.V.'J::v.1;124,077.'44
Intercst^due'^depositorslin'vad- •:<";•; v ■
: ; > vance n .;.;;. .\ : ;'; . .ft -\ ; .V.V'i^.viv 1 .; .^.c44,000'00
. ;.-. . . i . : : ; . .^ i ;'.^. . . : h h^r. JliSG2,ora 54
State >yirsinia, : j city / of -Rlchni6hd-?ss.':l
S^fl,* James M; ; Ball;; cashier^of ?thei abov&i"
named'hank,-; do? solemnly 'swear/.thatllhe' 1
above t statement >; is ~ true.^tq \ the J best ; ol
my? knowledge **»r.d. belief. "
r.V.^v'f:-.V-'; r 4- JAMES: M:; BALL.^ Cashier;: •
i: , Subscribed ? and -sworn • to before me,l thia ;
18th ;day| of ■ Septembers L 902- - '■
■ '-" W. .m: ADDlSON^NotaryltPublit'
SMyi; commission vV expires T July 28, - 130 S.
Attest: ■'-.*/.,
Vvv^^-^-V'^irTi - r 'A r;i PAT' T'FRSQN * *'
-N..D.X HARGROVE, :WJ3k
IT. THEODORE; ELL YSOK,i-iv
j^^fel. F. SITTPERDING^SS^^IJ^p
|^stel9-lt _ • . , • : ,DJi;ectoni.^
i'r¥^-;ts;'^**^?*"~;',^\ri 'r¥^-;ts;'^**^?*"~;',^\r - -'u.»i. » i — r"*""- '" Tt'^tt)
iELANTIC-COASr tIN|
s,T»Aiwii'fr.BAVE3iiioHaioHiKrß^f»S?i
1 ♦.•OO A, M., NORFOIJC LIMITED;^!?*!
- - ::Mjr. S^Aj^M..
; . ■ •'. . Norfolk \ U :2o ?K. s M.'S Stop»> only^
> &Z Petersburg. fWavfiriy;;; and
»HW A. 'M. Dally. 'Arnveii^Petersburr
v v; -- 9:49;A:vM4^Emporia^lrf)3?A:^" ;
- Weldon r. 11 :50 V A;.% M.V
4:41 P. M.. v . Charleston -110513; P.
: M.,;- Savannah : 3:00 A:-M^;i Jack-:
. . ; " :)&&>
; TampalOdO P^MilCoiWj
. nects at : Wilson ;wlth: N0.49. arrir-i
- ing;Goldsboro'.3:ls P.iM.iiWllmln«-;
- ? ton : 6 : P.i M. -;: Pullman J Sleeper, New
"V^ /.York' to Jacksonville. ; : ■ - '
11 :1O; A: M. B Daily. ; - Arrivea I Petersbur*
: ;," -M^ilzES'r.A^'. M.vj£ Stops w- .Mancheßter;;
ivC:,^v; Drewrys ,[ ■. Bluff jt iCentralia. f and
;^-;s^: Cheater, on* «IgnaL •-" -■-.. - . . i-"- ■
1;1O P. f M. • Daily, arriving ' Petersburg
; V v 1:50 P.VM.S Connects ;withs Norfolk:
.:, ■■; - v, and vWestahi ; railroad for RoanpK*
, -;'. sand ;Intermediatespolnts..ivStons-iat:; lntermediates polnts..ivStons-iat:
-,;■: i ;: Drewry's l Bluff, Centralli^V' i *nd
:~''-"Cheßter.';:: ~''-"Cheßter.' ; : : >-'V ■ ; r-.-^;.;^r.;.u-^:; ■•■■--•-;
X?-0O P.rIt^:OCEAN SHORE:IIMITED;;
.:.-^ : , :Dally;v: Arrlves\fPetersfcur«s3aO>P.
,/ ■;: ■-■ . 4-M., •; Norfolk:S:2o?P^M.v; Stops only,
vi at Petersburg.-:- Waverty. and BuX
■'■'-::' .-"--■. folk-:,.;;. 1 ./:,..;;-., .--';- '.;; ; ..v"r-'-' -v "'^K<~i r i' r '^
; 4:8O P.,M.- Dally, except Sunda*: ; Ar
;;-^:' rive* Petersburg 538 P.- M..WeWon
• r - .7:35 P. M.; and Rocky, Mount 9^)5P.
« /v- M; : Makes- all Intermediate '■ atopa, Vi
«:O« p. m. Daily.-" Arrives iPeieraSurg
■ .^ p:^.^ol?H!i!^ o w^s^a:
; . /DIAN .LIMITED. -Daily.- Arrive*
8:02 ; P. 1 M.' Connects
> I with. Norfolk and Western rtrNor
,-.. folk and .Intermediate ipolnU^EjO.;
■ . poria 9 :08 l P. : M. . (connect* "rtth At-.
- : ': Zantio and ; Danville • ror station* b©;;
-'; *Emporia; and Lawr«nce^
■:\ ,:' r ' v%ville);vWeldon;9:43 P.- M:;xFayette
;::;:* vllle-1:255A/^M.pvCharleston*6:l7iA^
; i M.,- Savannah 8:35-A:TM..«'Jackson
; ■ ■ : -' ville. 1:15 p■ M •,Tampa;ip:poiP.;M..
;v : <± Port Tampa^lo:3O.P. M.f l-'- -^^^
-•:, ■■'.•■ :#;• NEW LINE TO MIDDLSB OE3OR
GIA POXNTstrArrtvlttjr #Kusaoa£
, 8:25;A.--M.;>Macon: ■ 11:85 ?A^Ms,s-iAt-'
„ "lantal.-OOP.^M.^ Pullman' Sleeper
New York to Wilmington, iCharle*:
v ton. Port Tampa,} Jackßonvilla./Au.
; .-■-.: gustaand-Macon. Dining carsser
;. ."■•■ -..vice. ■ ; ■-•;--.:■ :: ■;■..■ ',-- ;i-.'.".:. ■-«.■.;-■>:.;.•* : ;v-;,^_
9:4S P. M. Daily. -Arrivirig, Petersburg
■ ; •-..■■.■"- 10^5 '- p. -M. Connects at? Petersburg
. " with Norfolk -and- Western" rail
way. arrivinsi Lynchburg j 2:45" A.'
M./Roanoke 4:45 A: M.V Bristol 10:40
A... M. Pullman; Sleeper Rlcfemond
ll:8O p; M^°Da«y?* Arrives Peterrtxirs
:,-.". --'3200 .A.''--M.^-' -'■:■ -- ' -" -■' '. "---
TRAINS ARRXTE. HTCHMOND.v:
4 :l2'Ar M. „ Daily. "? From : Jacksonyille,
Savannah, . c Charleston, Atlaatta. "
, vMacon,-. Augusta; -and' all point*
■_- South. -^ v- -."-•^•i--,,- ■•'•' .■■--■■"■' C i'-'C
Tdts ay M. -Dally. "From Petersburg,
-■• ■ Lynchburg; and the West. ":■'■■.- \ "
. S:4B A. ; M..- Daily, ; except . Sunday.
H^ :'-.^ Petersburg ,locaL >- " : r _-: :
11:10 A." M.. : Daily, -except Sunday. From
) . Rocky: Mount and. lntermediate" sta-
Xj*.--? tions," Norfolk; and Suffolk. y ; -..- H . '
11 :1O a: M. t Daily. ! From Petersburg,";
;- • Suffolk, and iNorf oik. ■ ; ,
11:42;A:<M. • Dally.'- From Norfolk, Suf
__ folk, and Petersburg. ■-*: — ; "
i:oO P.; M. .Daily. - t From -Petersburg
; : i.-. Roanoke, and '. intermediate S points.
4 :30 p.- m. Daily, v From' Petersburg- '■
6:50 P. m. Dally. From Norfolk, Suf
'■ folk, and Petersburg. " ■* '■■>'
7-.48 P. M.; Dally. , From Miami, Port
- Tampa, Jacksonville, Bayannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Golds^
_ - boro* '-. and all • noints South. '. <2~. ■■"
B:SC P.; M. Daily. .From Petersburg,
. Lynchburg,: and. West. ' -;
. ■ '. -..: ... T. M. BMMERSciN, •
„,, ■■.:.■■ . •.' ".Traffic Manager.
H. M. EMMERSON, : , .':; J-,.
." _£ . Assistant Traffic Manager. ; •
W. J. CRAIG. v. .
' : General- Passenger Agent.
■>V '•■".- ■■-"< C.9J. CAMPBBJLIi-- ■■<'■
... „ IMvirionrPaasenißrer Agent.i .
Jali - JBX es«t Main str»*t.
|p|£ Steams Kip Co. ;
DAIU LINE FOR HEW YORK, THE
HORTH:IMD|EAST^
NIGHT ONt
. ; ; ; ..BETWEEN' - ■■•„
RICHMOND AND NORFOIiK:
■; ; The Hew Steamers 'A."!
BRANDON IKD BERKELEY
leave i Richmond^nlghUy at^6'clocfcjfor
Norfolk. Fare one' way,:, J2.50";- round: trip*
U6O Including state- room .:-. accommoda
tion,, arriving at Norfolk at 6 A. M.. there
transferring^ to: New \York ; steamer, daily,
except -Sun<Say.; . . -'• „ * ' 1
Passengers i can I leave; daily, except Sun
day by Chesapeake and Ohio railway : . at
8-sb'-A.M. and 4,P.,M.,0r 9 A. M. t and t '3
P M' by Norfolk and Western '-, railway,
both lines connecting at Norf oik with ' di
rect steamers saiLng . same day.
Frelght; for :all northern, eastern,-- and
foreign ports received ana forwarded
daily "except .'Sunday, at company's
wharf, Rockette. .-^;, :;;-;;.; '.: :..;. -irA"- 1
Tickets on sale at j company s » office, * No.
1312 : east „Maln i street; , Richmqnd ■■; Trans
fer Company* i No. -. 908 east - Main - street.
Murphy's > Hotel, Chesapeake, and -i Ohio
and . Richmond -' and Petersburg . depotar
Rlchmoi-d. Baggage checked through^ to
all points., jo^^m^^^^;::
■ •'/ J212 east Main street, Richmond. • va.''
' :■'■ "■'■ .-.-;- ■ ■•*": %■'-■> J. J. BROWN. -
■ : . - -. General; Passenger -Agent •
H. B. WALKER, Traffic Mgr., New York."
jy 23 :; : :! :^.;Xv^.^. ■•:-'.; v
BAY LlNE \\<y
TO BALTIMORE; r
Via p.& O. Railway and
Old Point. -
0. Si MAIL ROUTE;
: Leave 1 Richmond;;; via i Chesapeak« anfl
Ohio railway dally. :■; except ;, Sunday »^
4 ;P.f : M-, connecting .-at .Old xPolnt'wlth
the superb steamers of ; the Old-Bay .-Line*
leaving : at 7:15. PiM-;arrivlng;Batisbre
6:30 A.< M..V- 1b time ;to::; to :: make ; : aonnecUon
wi»h all trains ; North. East. -and,, West
Short 1 rail : ride : and s all ; night \ on rone T - of
the • finest': steamers £ in < southern -• waters.
Beturning, 1 arrive • Richmond ; 10 A, 1 1L
..ally. cAC-at . Monday., !.-_.-j'- f/. -'. " ap 20
MEBCHANTHND MINERS 1 -.
TRAiSPOBtATipi COMPAITS
£ STEAMSHI^ILINES^ g:
' DIEIICT -SOTITE'-TO; BOBTOir/'lCAaa; '
■ V AND^P^VXDiaiCE, X. L • " ■•>•;
Steamers Cleave : Norfolk for; Boston
TUESDAY. •> WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY^
and-SUNDAY at 6P.yM:; for Providence
MONDAY. ?? THURSDAY.-: and? SATUr!
:DAY:"at-6-iP.-.-M.;:;->---:; ; ;-..V--, %";;-.: .■::■:■■;.■ ;-.;>..
■ V Accommodation3 •, •.• and > cuisine unsur
passed:; ■ ; .'^>;>" = -";'- ;; ,'^' : '^v;« : -^s" r-iH;r -iH; ' •':
* Passengers :- and :■ freight taken- for > all
New-England points;:^;*;, %:.;:;. -r^.t ■•;
•:■ j Tickets ion sale : at' Chesapeake and Ohio
and ? Norfolk' arid >Western | railway. ofQcea
and So3'east '■ Main? street. 5: .." . ,.; .:4 ;- ; - ; - -.r; '
•;:.; :. -,v.;;: V.; : ; i-"- ; -■ R. iH/ .WRIGHT;>ARent;4' • "
--|ap so ; : .".'.-.■:,■■ ,. r : •";'.:'-;. Norf oik.>yi.'i
m^j IRGBU KAYIGATION C 6 . :,
Riylf
*^!p DAY LINE.
?E Steamer : Pocahon tas leaves every ; MON^
D AY.'^"VVEDNESDAT.p and ; FRIDAYS at ;
7 s A/ : M. :%; f orjs NorfblkrSPortamouth^Old '■
• Point,; > Newport wNews/SClaremontrfand ;
Olds Point* and ¥/or>Wa«ihinrton -
Baltlmore.l and ii the* North: , ; . -.-.
P, State-rooms? reserved : for i the | nishtf at*
imodora^^pricesv;;S^^^^ : H^--^;>4-^i£|^
m Electrfc^ars ? direct -,to|the iwharf Jfiy afw'
only.S $1- 50ji and j? Jll to n Norf ollCrtiMuslo t\>y j
LGranaiPrchestrton^^fea^l^g^^^l
: and* all t- points 'iiri.^ Eastern€Vfrfliila,*s£ji
'North;CaroUna;^lßVlN<.WXlßiOßßi. u.% !
■■ I, E.- A. . Barter.'::" Jr.; .- B«cret*ry.':-.^}k;t2?iJ
mmomv
SouthwesinFlorlda^ °. übai^rexas^C^-j
]lforrta?«nd?Me^co4reacMnK||*«JoapJ^i
TRAIN S f LEAVE $ MCHMONI^MAIN-
T "STREET STATION^DAILY.
3 2:15 'PJ M^ . ' 10 P.-, M-ttLv.^ Richmond.
1 2^S P.' M. ; ; 11^0 P. M."i-Lv^ : Peterabur*. ,
i 7:27 t P.>M. 4d2 Ai c M>-Lv.r Raleigh- v ;; ' f
1025 P.^M.f'7rf»'A;lM.9Ar. ; immleV - ; .;.
A.-M. 2dO p. M^Ar. Savannah. ;
?9^-A^fc; 7^o p/M^Ar.^acksonville.y
;iO:BO^A;,M.;"v • ~; - ;"— Ar;, St. Augustine.
k5:45,P.<M. i 6:45i 6:45 AVM.r^Ar.; Jampa.; i-7
10:32 P.M.; 10:08 AIM.-r-Ar.' Charlotte. ;
''1:35 A:;M. .10 22 A. M.—Lv.- Chester. ._-,;•
i - 3 :43 ' A.' M. 12 :35 P. M.— Lv. v Gr eenT"Ooa.
ssa3rA/M.^2^o P. M.^Lv^Athenav' .? -
i?^:so^A::M.i S:ES:P. M.-Ar.;Atlaiita.U
ir : ■ .^5:40 P.iM^Ar.iAugOota. - ■■
U^s- A.; M. ■ 7:20 P.^ M.-Ar. Maccn. ££:.
I- 6 25 ; P.'j M. "• 9 :20 P. ; M.— Ar. ■ Montgomery. ;
\:-ir) -:»/■*?-:■: ~2:56'A:-M.^AiV'Mobile ;^-r<>v';.
>:. --■-; '-"7^S'A:.M.— Ar. l New).Orleans>- :
6:BSP.>M. 1:40 A. M.-^-Ar^ Nashville.-;
820 A: M/ s 8:20 A- M.—Ar.' Memphis. -_
TralnrNo. - 35 leaves Rlchmond'fao A: M.
I dally;- for, Petersburg, i Norllna.^ N. C.. and
alls Intermediate points." .ConnecUpr at
Norlina iwith train arriving JHenderspn
2dolP. vßt'and Ralelgn :3-^O ,P. M., daily.;
and Durham 4 P.- M. • daily, 'except : Sunday. ;
09 Tratns vleave j Richmond ■ f oriWashf ngtoni
New York.- and the East; daily^-No/; 34 Jat
s:4s^Ai M.; and : No.\ 66 ; at o .:CG P^M. :S 3
: Connections at Jacksonville < and Tampa
for all Florida East Coast points and Cuba
andfPortoißlco: at New.: Orleans for aU
points -In Texas. ;Mexico; and j California.
• TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND—
.:■-. ■:-'"•-./-.■, ■',;,;-' DAXLY.;;- .- t _/;..- : -.-'■ „':.;
(6:35 Al M.;'No.-S4 J From ; all; points iSoutn
•4:SS T.IM.rWa 66 [ : and- Southwest. }
11 5:455 :45 P • M.; 5 No. 36, from S Norlina, N. I C,
: 'Petersburg and local polntsv . ■
i "V- SLEEPING-CAR VSERVICE. ;q. f ,
Noa."3l ; and S^Flbrida* and Metropolitan"
LtoUed. * : Pullman -■ s Drawing-Room and
Sleeping-Cars between "New '.iYork :'and
Tampa. < ; ': ■ Vestlbuled ... Coaches
New -York; and Rlchmpnd.'. r and- between
Richmond r and ; rPullmanl
Sleeping-Cars ' (dally) "between "Jackson
ville ■ and Tampa. . A 150 ,.; throush ; Draw-
Ing-Room) : Sleeplng-Cars • bet-refenl ■ New
York arid Atlanta,^ and Cafe-Cars between
Hamlet; r and Atlanta and ~ Hamlet -; and
■Savannah;- ■»..•'-""' ..v.'-.: „v— .^.r-- : ; ■ .-'.:■: -^ ■-
iNos.. 27 "and 66— Seaboard Fast Mail.
Pullman.Drawlrig-Roora .Buffet* Sleeping-
Cars between New York ■ and Jacksonville,
connecting .at Hamlet with J Sleeping-Car,
to- and ifrom ' Atlanta, ■ In" 1 connection ■. with
which: through Pullman- tickets are- sold.
Pullman^ Parlor-Cars -s. between 1 - Jackson
ville arid Tampa.' • Fipe^ Day- Coaches.'"
v; ; w. :J. MAY. *Clty Ticket Agent.
r ' %: P. • Smith. 1 District Passenger "'Agent.
•Phone. 405. ; 1006 East ;MaiT^^ street
PASSEnSER
%^J^^LEAVE AHO ARRIVE
JEW MAIM-STRECT-STfTIOM;
:;1:: ;1 : rScpteßaberll6,<l9O3j^ : -, ; : ; ,
: :;, V:,. VIJBAVE RICHMOND-;^;' 1 :- v "
I Ti4s Ai : mJ Daily^ Newport '• Newa
"■■- cal; ;All atop». "■;:*: ■?'~ : -£ >L ; •w.w
8:50 A; M.- Daily,, for Old-^Ppint, **£*■
■ ' port :News, and-/- Norf oUc -^ w*
i : hours and twenty-five v minute* .xo
? Norfolk. Stops Wllliamsburs. New
.' -port 'News, -and -Hampton; only.
'■»■-: Parlor car. ; . -V- >• . "j; -,- -__
•*:OO,P. M. Daily,, except^ .Sunday, -, t«
• "•:' '. 'Old Point. Newport* News.;., and
• Norfolk. Two hours and twenty-nve
' minutes to Norfolk. ? Stops,-.WWii
; 'liamsburg. Newport i News. _and
- . Hampton only. -"■ Parlor "^car.'.-Con
. i- ■ nectso at j Old' Point fwlthSWaaWne-.
. ton. BalUmore, " and Cape Charl-fl
..steamers; -at Norfolk with^Jld-IJO
'- minion steamers ; for 1 New. Yoric.-,
5:00 P. M. Daily, for ' Newport ;*•««»
i';-,-, and Old Point. Makes . principal
- '■[.'■ Stops.,'. :'-" i i' ?:"■?: ..":' ?-' : -ILV- *■'"■■:
• MAIN LINE WEST-BOUND. .<_
lO:10 A. M. LocaL Dally to 1 Charlottesr
i •'"•-;* vllle. and, excep t » Sunday, -: between
; • - '.CharlottesviUe-and.CUf ton 'Forge;
1 -connects -forA- Orange. •"- Culpeper,
I v Calverton.' and Manassaa." ' ! "
t 3:30 p. m. Dally- Cincinnati and;Loula
. 'vllle. -Express. -Parlor v = car.- ex
-. • ■ c, cept Sunday, to Gordonsville. nin
. ." man from Gordonsville "to" Cindn
; C . nati. Louisville,- and -the West.
Connects fflr' Virginia Hot; Springs.
, ',. r'A) local ; train from GordonsvUle to
; -,".' ; ,Stauriton follows for .local stations,
!_;: except Sunday. . :.:.%": '' :i:,l 1 -. " '■'■
: 5:30 P. : M.- Except Sunday.- Accommooa
..'j -■■-" tion to DoswelL ' „,..
T:0O;P.- M. "St." Louis, -and y Chicago
-. Dally, .with: DininK and
• - c Pullman cars, to Cincinnati, 'In—
-:. dlanapolla,: and >St.. Louis;, except
■• :-',: -', Sunday, 'with Parlor.Ncar,-Cincin
■■;' natl to - Chicago..^ Dining car on
1O:SO P.! M. F. F. y. Limited. Except
' - > Sunday to Gordonsville ; - dally j be
| yond. . Pullman to" Hlnton/ connect
■ ;■- ing ■* with Pullman to •' Cincinnati.
■ Louisville, and th 6 West. Connects
' ' for? Virginia 1 Hot'' Springs. . -
„-•:'-:. JAMES-RIVER DIVISION. ; ..■
lO^O a;'. If. Daily, for Lynchburg. L«x-.
r . .Vngton, -New: -Castle,-,- and . Clifton
V . Forge, except Sunday, for Rosney
- - and Alberene. Parlor r-cajv -v <:-:■ ,-■
.5:15 p.. m. Except Sunday, to Warren.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.- :.'
.- . From> Norfolk and Old; Point, 18
• -vAltM.i 6:3) and 7:20 P. M. daily;
V. -2^o P.M., except Sunday. .
: '..: #v . MAIN LINE.^ ; - ■-< - :v ' ;
• l From Cincinnati- and the
■'? ■'; -.7:45 A. M., daily; 9:45 A. M., except
; Sunday, and 3:30, . P. M.; " daily.
. / ; Local, 8:30 A; M.; except Sunday,
-. : and 7:15 P.- M., daily. ■ '- • '
JAMES: RIVER V
• 6:35 ?P. M. dailyr and ;8:4O UL. M-,
... -.except Sunday.- *•• " -
. Apply : at . 809 . east .- Main : street,. SOS . east
Main ; street, : Murphy's -Hotel, / and -Jef
ferson -Hotel for - further ; - information,
rates, tickets, and Pullman reservation*.
'4 '".- .' - ' '■;•': W.^O.'iWARTHEN. .
'.-•;.' . District Passenger Agent',
C. E.^ DOYLE, :., H.-W.- FULLER,
7j General 1 Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent."
'Ml-Y'HJZrrcT--:: ■'■■ ■'■■:■'; ' :V-'. -.-V.': .; Je2B
N^WNoteWeste
Schedule : in' Effect May . 25, - 18<».
IjBA VE : RI CHMCJD 1 <i>AII,Y), ' BYHIK
: ." STREET STATION.,
0K» A. M.. NORFOLK. MMITED. Ar
:i - rivea Norfolk U A. M. Stop* only
■ -at Petersburg. Waverly, and Sur
folk.-Stopa at. Wakefleld .onlyi to
'" i et off pasaenrers' holding tickets
; _ ■ l;' from '■ Richmond ' and tPetersbur*. - -
„»:<« a:- m.v the i Chicago express,
.: ■ ior LynchDorg, * Roanoke.- Coium
: bu», and -Chicago. Bullet SParlor
1 . Car Petersburg to'Roanok«: Pull
man. Sleeper Roarioke \ to Colum-
■; bus ; also. J for ; Bristol. , Konxville;
and : Chattp-nooga. v Pullaaani Sleeper
V.-iii Roanoke to - v; -^ /,
1:1O p. \-M.. Roanolte Express, for
; . Farmvllle, Lynohburg.' --Roanoke,
s*i«/> : sUUon».> j •- v ' .
3:00 p.ir -jcv, ocean Shore Limited. ?Ar
.■rlves Norfolk 5:20 P.M.: Stopsonly
at .Petersburg, -Waverly; > and . Suf- ,
folk. Connects ,at Norf o\!c .with
-■ < T fteamers ■ to ■-..; Beaton. -..-" i*rovldenc«,
* New ; . York, - Baltimore."- and iWasli
■■■_-._»artoa.-:--,....,-;-- : .-..-,-.j.?.iv i ; ■■„..
* — s f?- M.v for Suffolk,, Norf oik, and-:ta
■l ; ternaedlate 'stations.'"' v Arrive* at
X'-ii] - Norfolk ; at 10:40 P.- M'-' '
M.. for-'Lynchburgi-and ;Ro»r
f. ' .£ o ke. i Connects ■at '^ynchburg with
fVyaahtogtoa and Chattanooga. Llm
lted^PuHman Sletpers: LyivAbur*
... tp -¥ Memphis ,: and .a New x Orlean*.
' : :.iCafe.cParlor,": and Observation Cars
2 " f Kadford ito Attala; Ala-r?I Pullman'
f '"'eeper; c>Rtchmond- v and
> .i Lynchburg. -;.-; Bertju * ready ; tor oc
, ■ cupancy i at " 8:30 i PTr M.%v Also.vrpulli
; man Sleeper Petersburg- and-.Roa
i^l, -"noke.- >. ;• f^.-i.^ :-^^r- : \-y: -,-,.•■..;.. •.::..
Tnnsj. arrive - Richmond . from \i Lynch- ;
V .^.s >v burg and th« We«t?daUy .3 at =^T^s
■ P ;'u A: M^I:SOP--M .^and^B:sft R^M.;
> : . ;;' from .^Norfolk ; ana ~ the * < East :at
. 11:1O- A-- M.. ll:4ayAi 21..- and
: : v^v;-.6:6O:P^M: ■;.'..-.rc^-~ "■ f ;VT-*-' *
OB>Mato;atreet;^ „ --? ,
. - - JOHN B. WAGNBat, '
.-■■■ - City ; Pauenger a nd Ticket Agent.^^ trf ;
" g '-4 ■ .;: : -:^V -i -^ CJH/^BOHLEY^ ■ .-- 1 "-\
3«^al O«c^: n ßra,Sr^ r A^4
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
v;EHECTRICiRAmWAY; :
|CARS 4BE AVK_?CORISrERiiPKRRf .? AND
■-■■•. V^plS
iEver^ahouriifroniSS^A. M. to 10-P.^M.
;lASt« car." 11:30 -P.IM.
f^SGARSfIJBAVB^PETIJRSBirRGI^
» l^Mlnute* /Af ter lEy«rjr|Hour»j ftotel«:»
' .. ' ' :; r ■ „ . .:r .. ,. • • „ , ■ ; 7 *.■?•..- ;.•
R. F. ft P. RAILROAD
Sebadvlr In ZUKeet X» 7 ss, 10«|
ivaasf*3-'i vaasf*3-'
.:• ericksburg^and Alexandria, gf^
■ - ;OccoauaniSun'iays.;-: Sleeping r2?
j■ -: to and New *£?£
.: :-,..^..-pinin^;Car.';-7^;-. ■:■>.. - **•
-'-•"• o:/A -^'l_Mi''"''D'**Irt from wl?vw 1?v
Metropolis v: -'Limited. .Zor^wA 1 ? 1
* ' S*^? I *^"?^ beyond. stop, , I
Frederfck»b'ar» - «ad Aiexl*^
Sleeping Car*, to New York. *■
Z***. A^ ;MV|Exc3pt ; Sunday, from ELR i
'- y y - STATION,. «ccomodaUon rcr jT^'
mmk *«& «*;la«erae<Hato point*. _
■■-■••• ■ A ZJ£- 'BxialßLTi only, from BTrtv
, , , ' STRJBBT i OtATION, fo r Waahta^
a^?/ -*ilen.^and local statfai'
; ' . Ashlan<f <to Cherry Hill !nclu,i^
• SfffeSio^a^ '***■
"■ J * O 'ii?L'te e P t ■ Sunday. t-^
v ; BTRD-BTSEET STATION
WMhlngton and beyond. 8too«'«
; Iloa. dlen: Allen, and loc* ,£!
tions. to Accotlnk lnd^:
; slve ;.- Seminary, and Alexapdr^T"
. Parlor car.. **aana. ,
l»:O8 Noop. Except Sunday, from ETRn.
- . BTP^ET STATION, for WaihJ^*
. • ton and beyond. Stop, at Kih!"
v Aahland, Unwell, Mtlford S^
; • erickßburirA and. Alexandria.' BuflV
■Parlor Cai. Connect^ with r™
»re«»lonal Limited. a Coa *
.4:00 P. .M. Except Sundar cw, J
- . BYRD-STREET^ STATION'
•-^ commodatlon for : Frederfcksb^
-- and-Mnterr^ecUate i^olr.ts "-^sourj
5^)S P.:M. -Dally, tronr MAiv.wprm.
,- :■:: STATION^ for ", WMhlnef^H
,:L beyoni Stopa-at •"'Do.wfif r?2?
'M Alexandria: ffil
g : . -lngv Car to Nfw-York. '-«85
:«:!* P.~3a^. Dally, from ELBA BTA.
; TION, , for Washington and b^vond
- - Stops^at Ashland.- Frederickjburr
;-_-■■■ and Alexandria. ~Bleepfnsr C*r 21
•"New"; York."- Dlnin*" Car te
K-JBO P.- M. Except Bandar, from et»»
-STATION.^ Accommodating
Ashland and Intermediate pohiti
I 8:O© P. M. Dally, from - BTRD-#rpw
,■:,' KTATICN. for Washing "s^s"
. : jrond. . Stops at Elba. A»hl\n?
: „ /. boswel*. Milford.: JVederlcHbSSr .
: ' = 1 Brooke, Wldewater. Quantlco! i?i
: .- Stops at other atT
; , tlona Sunday. . Bleeping Car P.i h- c
;-,-,..... WARD. ■ .*
«:*O Al M; Except 3un<lay. ' at ET ay
• STATION. ;AccowmodaUan™»-
Ash'and . and Intermediate point.
»JB* A: M.' Except Sunday, at HTPnI
, STREET • STATION. AccommS!,
; tion from - Frederlcksbury aS i 2*
:■ "• termedlate point*. * na ™*
S^O'-A-.-M. Dally, "at: BYRD-3trfvt«
• . , STATION Stops at . Ale/aS
■ "Occoauan.-_ Wldewater. Brookl"
• -"■• Frederlcksburg. Mllfoni. i> 03 ~^
Aahtand^and Elba. Stops .at S
. stations Sunday. . Sleeping;. Car >.v~
.: York' to 'Richmond. *■ *
IS:O1 P. M. Except' Sunday, .'at BT"Pr»
- : STREET 'STATION- Stops at S."
' cal'statloM, -Wasblnstoir to jj?"
land vlnclualve.- Glen, AlleaMd
.. ■'■■ Elba.-; Parlor car. ; "^
3:03 pJMVjDally/ atrELBA;STATI6v
Stops at -Alexandria. Lorton.Occo: :
guan. Frederlcksburg. and ii}fonj>
Sleeping Car New ii&
• ".•'"■ IMning- Car. .."". , I ® r *-.
2H>5 P. it. •-Dally, at .afAII?-STRERT«
-rederlcksburg. Milford. DoS^fr
; and. Ashland. Sleepins: Car from
' ■ New York. -■ ~*. irom
«:OO P. M. Sunday. &t ELBJ
.-■TATION tron
■■ Aahland and lnterm*»dlat»« ooinS '
TilS P. M. -: Daily, at.; BYRD-streei ;
'•* STATION. . 4 rftop*^ at - AlexanfS -
: - Fredertcksbarg. Doawalj. Aahtoi
and. -Bleak Sleeping . Cars fro^
• -New -York, and Wjualfiston.
■ -"• .- " Inf •■ ".-■■• -*,i * - "~. ■-■""' -a' ■ - ■■. -
8:5O P -M. Daily;' at- BYRD-STREET
. „ STATION. Stops at ■ Alexandria aai
;-• •• local rtatlons. Quantlco to Aahlanfl
. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Bufl
;:•:-.. .-.fet. Parlor Car. . . ut
!•*»■" P. ; M., Dally, at MAIN-STREE7P
: - BTATION. Florida and Metro-
POHtan^XSmlted... & topa at Alex-
. "andriai^Frederlcksburs. Dosirell
and Ashland. Sleeping cars from
•';; . . . N«W YOrlC ' - .. .
XX :O P.' M. Except Ounday, at . ELBA
'- STATION.- Accommodation from
r. • AahlanA.'r:rr; £r s j,'.';-» v->- ■ •■■•
' -... VT. P.> TAYLOR. Trafflc - Manaaw.
W T>. POK'K/Qeaeral Manarsr
. «.• T." I>. MYERa.^Pr<»«Mpnt j»ii
'^ait-Mw-.
Schedule in Effect, July 2O r 1003. •
rralna Leave and Arrive I4tn-Stretl
-;:" ■''■ flttttioju ■
TRAINS tIBAVE RICHMOSD. V 4.
1O:15 A! M., No. V daily for Durham, 'N.
* C. Daavlii*. and allloc<*l siatlou
south. . coanectlng at " BurhoviW
V: with Norfolk and Western rallwa;/
for- Farmville, Lynchburg aad aJ
: .--. lo^al stations Weat; at Jaffreye for
loca* atatioos on Norfolk Dlvlaioa
to Danville; at Oxford for H«n
■'■ <.:.-. dcraoH. :. -,-. n --■...■ •
9-JBO P. M.^ Kro. '8.1 limited train top/»
for J*ck»covUie - and all Florida
'.- polutM; Havana, Naaa»u... eta i-««
necu at Mo»eley with • 7arm»»!«
asd .. i . PovrbaUß • ■ railroad; «
■ -Greensboro* for I>urhaia. R»lel«*
asd Win* ton- Sal em; *t Cn*rioti*
with No.' X. ' United State* fa*»
\ zaail. aoUd train. daHr. W ?. c ?
Orley&s and point* Sauth. waici
carries Bieeper» to N«w Orlc»as.
- Drawlu-Room Sleeper Kichmona
to ; . Atlanta "and olnn!n*aaffl.
-- Throuira »rate. with Sleeper. *»i*
' fcuryv to M«mphU. Dlnin«-Car i*i"
11K)5 P. Ml. No. 11. Southern Exprett
dally f« r Atlanta. Augusta. Jac*'
«ocv{llf , and polnt3 South. S>ep*
foi.:Dajv«l«, Greensboro. Salis
bury, and, Charlotte, open at Rle»
mom! 930 >P. M- Connection wIH
New .York and Florida Expreas» B<
1 ;:■. BoGti-srsat^ra Ll«nlted. which car
rte*. through Sleepers to Atijpwt*
-'.' Bavannah. . Jacksonville. TafflP*
Nashville -Memphis. Atlanta. Nf*
; OrlAAns.: etc. "Complete Din!ng-C«
■ervice.- Also. Pullman Tourl*
: Bleepe" Mondays. Wednesday!. »"»
Fridays Washington to San Tn*
, Cisco, without cft«nse. with conn««"
tions for alt points In Texas. Ue&
•^ $p. mnd California, .
•«O P M.; N«. 17,_ local flafly, •»*«*.
Sojiday. for fc»ysvll!» and Satef
■ mediate point*.
.TRArVS. ARRIVE j|f RICHMOND.
T:OOA: M.)
■«P.M.) -From Atlanta. Au*a»»
Jacksonville.' A*hevill4. and •"
-, points Boath
»-•*• A^ M.. trom i Keyyrllla aad Uxti
", »t*tton«.
»a»P.M.. from; Durham. CnarlottA
Danville and Intermediate sUtloa*.
-lOCAL FREIGHT.
Norn.:© end -(Q. between Manchester **•.
Nrinelia. ;
apjfcLE yAVOiU'risi koite Aoit-i'ii."
v f r f LEAVE HiCBjio.SD.
4^©P.lL, ;no; 18. Baitlmorw Uoit«4
• -daily, 'except Sunday »v r ,v?^
Point, . connectiatf at W«s3t roiw
. with- ateamers for .Baltljaoraa* l
■.York-river, landings.
':2:15 P. it., No. 10, daily, except Sua
:•'""."" days* local: express for West Poml
* V and Intermediate stations. Connect!
: 'j /with s stage =at .^Lester Manor «•;
-.- r • Vfalkerton«and .TappabannocJc.
•.-©•A.-M..1N0. 14. local mixed. vs !
}:>"'".■:";?-:? daily Sunday, far yye*y c*e *
„ Point tr *n<* ;•. intenatidate '^"^r!
; ; .- ;- . connecting . :wirh i:staga o.t. L^*™;
■ Manor Cor Walkerton and TajJ*
: ' . .: hannock. > •" :■-."'• ':;-.■■ ■: ■'"■'■-■ ""' .;■
v TRAINS ARRIVE KICH3JOSD.
' 9:15 A.xM. No. ;" IS/ f daily, from
;.%>r?Polnt,j'wlth:connectioa from EaiO*
. •'.;• -more.": except. Monday. ,:
lO:4S : AI' M--^ No. 9.: daily, except' Sunday*
" ; and Mondays. v \.
>r4:Bd*P.M.F daily, except Sundays, fro*
. West Point and lnterm*dlatd *t**
Uona. 1 "; ■.;■-..: „\ ■ > .-•■
S Noa,' 13 5 and 16 -will ; malte no Vstops be
tween Richmond and Qulntou. „
■^ Steamers' sail from :We3tPo*nt 5:50 P. *
dally^iexceptsSundays."' Steamers ca!l **■
Gloucester/ Poiat^ and .daybank Monday*
Wednesdays.. and? Fridays, and Yorktowj
and s*AWmond«?;Tu«aday.? Thursday a. »°«
Saturdaja. f s^ ■:."":-- "-:r->.:-L; ; •---:.■■■ -. :
■ - - - C"W. -WESTBURT. :
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. " /'"- *?, *^luSnmon t d?J^
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