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ii PLftVERS LOSE
XO BBTTRR IXCK AT BEN.\IXGS
THAVON THCRSDAV.
CONG SHOTS WIN FOUR TIMES.
Ecfcodni*' nrtd Flylnur .Tib <ltf Only
'" r»vnrltoi» t<% Come Ont Flrit—Scn
oKflopnl I'lnUli In Mx<li It ace 'Be-'
<■ t«*ren Sulfrc and"CJrcn».
\' ' WASHINGTON. D. C, November 21.—
"■ Tr>rm play^Tf at Brnnirp's.had no better
£?-•'- luck to-day ihan on yesterday, only two
>'f firnt choices.-, Kchodalc and Flying: Jib
i-/ wlnnlnp. I^onc shots won tho remaining
; four v>vont-«!. A sensational finish "in the
** . Plxtb race between Satire and Circus.
J|- the forrmr petJinp the decision by a
**-' nofc. w.ts ;> f-nturo.
?'%, F'rFt meo— 3-yc«r-old.« and up. six fur
|'^: .ongs— Echodnlc (" to '.s) won. Carrol! ;D.
=^f (30 "to 3) second. Guesswork <S to 1) third.
'!§'' Time, HJ'i'-S-S:
y;".* Second r«rp.— 2-yoar-oMs, five furlongrs—
}i': Lulu Man- (5 to 1) won. Mount Hope (7
fjsfiQ' 5) 'second. Mrs. Frank Fo?t<-r \Vi to 1)
;--l third."' Time. 1:03. > ■
race— 2-year-olds. seven furlongs—
Jib (7 to 5> won. AValkins Overton
-l/te "to I) ferond. Sun Go].l <f. 10 1) third.
feTJme. J:2S 4-5. ':' ,
pS4 Fourth race— 3-year-old and up, one
;O«Ti(3 nne-Kixteenth miles— Sotauket (7 to 1)
j-t-;Von. Caithness (' to 3) second. Barnara
|.|FrictchJr (even") third. Tim«\ 1:51; 3-5.
L|£fi Fifth race— 3-year-olds, seven fiirlonKP—
I; - Paul Creyton QQ to 3) won. Prance r." (7. to
M-1V second. Attila (7 lo o) third. Time.
pr.29. : • -. ■;
v-,'"v -,'" Sixth, rfice— 3-year-olds and up. one a.nd
~*6no-eighth miles— Satire O-t to 1) won.
• .Circus (3 to 1) second. Cogsvrell (13 to 5)
' ihlrd. Time. 1:57.
I>nton«n Track.
i|i|i CINCINNATI. .0. November 21.— Results
fit l^aTcnia:
HI -i F"«r£r raer- — one mile. sellingr-Jake Land
•fj'?(2 to 1) won. Mandamus (.12 to 1) second.
IK- Sly Maid', O2 to 1) third. Time. 3:50 3-2.
'iaSSeccnd race— five and a half furlonprs— "
:f,;FlrFt Attempt (5 to 2) won. Hook Seeoka
'-f*(s to 1) second. Suburban Queen (30 to 1) '
third. - Time, 3:12 1-4.
- ivvThlrd race— celling; two milos— Secuudus
'i-..<S- to 1) won. McWade (7 to 1) second.
j-Kunja (6 to.l) third. Time. 3:4 G. :
' - : - "IFourth race — steeplechase., handicap.
-'Hihort course— Handvipe (1 to 1) won, . Tar-
r". tar- <o tol) second, Islip «'• to 3) third.
Time.. 3:12. . ,
J"\ "Fifth race — six furlongs— Past Muster <S
won. Quality Street (9 to 1) second.
t'Doc Wood. (13 to 1) third. Time. 1:39 1-4.
race— one. mile, selling— Flaneur
'•$(15? to 1) won. King Barleycorn (ti to 1)
»«*oond; king's Pet <£0 to 3) third. Time,
■\I:4S. ;■";.■ ' ■ . • ' - - -'
IN THE HILL CITY.
s-BSsTs -BSsT I^nTrnuit Ends- o<l<l-Fcllown Or
.: _ • plianase— Cl»urcJi Xcwh.
LYNCHBURG. VA..; November '11.—
' : (Special.)— The case .'of Mrs. Ora N. Har
'%rvcy/ vs. : Jr R: ; Millner &- Co.. for $20,i.KX)
:S<3ainages alleged to have been sustained
f:byvpla{ritiff by reason of a defective ele
l-Svator' in defendant's store. 920 Main
June '."0. 11W2. which has occupied
a the f attention of . a jury in the Circuit
:«? Court for several day.«. was bought to a
inclose" this morning. The jury, rendered
if'aK-verdict for the defendant. Motion for
|a-ncw trial was then heard by the court.
XfVho ' took the matter under considera
«-TMr. Hill Montague, vice-president of the
ißoard »f Trustees of the Odd-Fellows*
SOrphanape. has instructed the local"com
>amit.t<?e heri to proceed at once with the
s? collection of the" subscriptions made for
:S|the,S purpose of locating the iiiFtitution
-Shert".' ir. order to have the money rcauy
#by|,;Decembor' lst. when it is desired to
* Pay' fnrtlip property. The local commit-
Iteepconpists of Messrs. H. A. Robinson
''-(chairman). C. H: Lumsden, C. W. White
.C. V. Haden. McD. . Landrum.. S.
"VX".-, Patterson, and Senator Don P. Hal
':.Fcy....... Several . have already paid their
KiEtiliißcnptJons. and one gentleman yest'jr
: had promicpd $10. gave §25 in
£Tsteads. being so well pleasiH3 with the
v.'Tvay'iri which matters had progressed, y
feMi&^clrder to secure th*; location of the
HHtpltaL, $50,000 GISAHAjTI RICK, Prett. X»tio»al Bank Reference* furnlsticrt.
s**lsfetft92B Canal St.. New Oriejtns- La. . 280 Broadway, N«w York. ,, ?
t^Ms-'- •• — •'■ '■ - - ".- - : - -
- No greater opportunity has ever been afforded the American racing public to earn
income with a small capital than that which the Maxim & Gay Co. offers at
'[ 3*ew. Orleans; beginning Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 27. , 'j--f .
conversant with the history, of the Maxim & Gay Co., knows that'at
S3jcw!Oileans it ha* scored those sensational successes which have made its name' a
iste&oiiie-libld word among patrons of the turf. No record approaches ours forthe num
ber of winners named at long prices at the Crescent City. Our experts are already
ISBnliihVgcbuna preparing for the opening. Every. indication points to us surpassing
rapnxr, best .efforts in furnishing information from that track, and we are again certain
||§WeiTOjjfeable patrons of the Company to win steady incomes on small investments
."want to knowwhat we did at New Orleans last Winter read this : :
Record Made By Our-One-Horse-Per-Day-Wire at New Orleans Last Season.
*ol||i»s » complete record of the selections given in our One-Horse Wire at New Orleans last
K*easOß,'*Bvery loeer is accounted for as well »s every winner, and a showing- ib made of the result of
$zlm Twenty I>olkr daily pUy. I/wkitowr: ( . -. .
I t\ ..'■ Bcsoltof . ; . ; , ' Rrsnltof
sSp!««^">r; ;- $30fl»tbot. . . • .|aOfiatbrr
9SBS UStr-^Sft W- w £^ ja»?a«iK:- IJW • Wo^
Sf'»2ySl«3pw>*V^ ' »*<> JO ww o n M — J aa.2» EWe ßrambJ* <to 1 Third — S)
; Ssrl»f»rii»oJ- • *U> I Won 18 — J*a. SO M»«Ele Darts 4to 1 Won 80 7 —
*&SZfM&Vl&p' -''' 3to » Won 12 — Jan. SI SUangwit StoM Won, 18." —
: ..- • Z*° I . Y oa W *r; Feb. 1 St-Darld ' »to» Second '— jK »
'-£l*o.t*sAM*t t»o 3 b«t — (30 i> b . 8 Lord jjevme .710 2 Socond =->n 30
l«».illOrta« «to 1 Won MO ■— 4 Elsteßpiimb , 0 4to 1 Second
Ito 1 ™rf - "20 reb - 5 Phlto»Paxton tJvo 1 Won 2O F
»i*JO'Bairi«li S*o I "Won « — Feb. 7 Barbara Krletch US to 2 Won SO —
*i?^S!-11^3 r »'» 11 = M ' %: Jto i Won 13 — Feb. S' Carl K«.hl«r Sto 2 "Won 30* _
■ Hh-c 1? at;.Co«ibort 6to ByB y Won 54 — Feb. ]0 Murical Slipper 11 to 5 . Lost —"30
I'pWsjMlto^UJMk-; ! l«to V f"^ 3 ~ S Feb.ll Barbara Frletehle. Withdrawn. -\
<t0.5. Won li
C^S'3»l«<«»Sw>whV ; ..:.':6V>:s; Wob a* — Feb. H Egypt Prlnca IStolO "Won 2S.- —
• i -ZTaOiAlaHl^ ■"" «»o 5 Woo .44 — Feb. 15 Lady Alberta »to 6 Third — »
IjllpcwfSliJDcpoiiae^ i • St« 1 Won .60 — Feb. 17 Ande»" : . Sto r. Lost — %
Jg3J#B.»K.<**« t --*:'" ; -- ' '•- ■■"-■Vf'\ r°l ' Feb.l Sim W. " 31 to b Won « —
t!?SS"StMeUi« WaUddl 3to 8 Won 12 — ,A 1, A 1 Sl * M -- <to J , Second —^33
BmSSSfiSeqTM^ ■'■■'- Sto a "Won .:60 - Feb. 20 Lon B*y ; 7to 6 Won . ' ■ ».* -;■
|SJ^^ t i7£Ern««t ***Th«jii 31 to 5 Won 44 — Feb. a Jusle Jsxboa 4to S Lost — 30
a®?w!"3BF.T«veaS Withdrawn. . Fcb.22 NaranoU uto 5 Won « —
»^:»|Caietfe ;/ 6to » j£rt - » Feb. J* Lorable 4W>l Won 80 -
X*»* B *Jiiim^B.n m »e, St4>2o- "Won 9 ,-_-...*•»•»>. ; «■ CuU»b«rt »tolfl Won ISn— .
KSS®PSSSiS?V-'^ »S 1 Seoond -, » w S*b.»7 T«bor\ «to.S -Won »tj-
K^j^PSevoyM: ■•■,:.:.:■ Sto t Won 12 - Feb. 28 A«t« Up Ito 5 Third , - "S »
?SC«:. ttOuttrlu-. .1 «l«^ ; Wm : 130 — Mar. 1 Sir Chrutopher 9tolO" Won IS-t — "
■'■7to I Lo»t . , — SO Mar. 3 Pharoah ' « to 1 . Lo»t — -*- 20
ElaTZ'ttAdßWtni ; : Bto 1. . Won 60 — Max. 4 Deloraine 4tol Won sa"— -
||^r»tcari.SM«ler ; , «»• 1 Won 100 - Maz. 5 Bill Nixon 7loH Won, » -
s^SiaolMyHl 1""**1 ""**- ■->' iu >l ...Won «> — M«r. 7 MU« Conrad 4to 1 W«n' 80 —
ffi^K»SfOM*-»*Wri- 'l«to 8 Won M — Jlar. 8 Admetug Ito 1 Sooond — 90
iJ^jsVAinagarl: - ;6toß; 6toB Z^t _ w Mar. 10 Feßx Bart . Bto 6 V H . 88..-
P-^tmiLi* A * U * 15 to 1 Tbird — 30 Har.ll Uto 5 Yon Vsg .: _
SaS'tS . llto,B< V^ob: : « - Slor. 13 Scarlet Ul r 4t05 l^n _30
'^gT^^lnalMlart < 15 to J Woo 300 — . Jdar.lJ McWilllaou 4to 5 Won IS^ —
MJgr^nf KmbT ■■■ ■■ ««« 5 Won U - Msr.lS I.a.rpUcl^r 7tolo - Won U-
It to 10 .Wot at — Har. 17 Travel* : 7to 10 Lou — " »J "'
ilß^^jrf X*jiMrtT»rlTi«iT .* '' f tr'T ■' T-r* ' — 30 Mar. 18 Lore'i Labor 7to 1 Third — ''"-. 30
. »»o 1 Second — ») Mar. « Aaroo Pond SOtol Lo€t --20,
JP^feSS- £tol -SI I 2 ««, S Second
iag^jgSS^ttobfcbeo.Uto »,.' Woo' ; «•_ '; "".".': ' • . Total, $5,155 #730
liM'Sliliyß fj r ~*"''t*'"- «*-»dn« dajra, W; number aUrter. given, M. Of thtsethtre won XL orCi
I'ligßgJp^toMC th«e lo* 30, or»» per cent. Gross j?ain on af« daily bet, JS.IM. Total l?«e« on
I 3 Net profit, |2.«6 for the laeeting.-: : > .. ■ . ! . ■ . ■ -".■•:: '•.-:-.'::.■•.■ . „- ••
I%' ! «y|o«l|CVai>«wch we hare made for thi« Winter are perfect. Forthe p*« two years we have
i 3pjg2isM*o»W* 4 * tthx " ttßCkb y' the P nblici t7 which has been (ftven our information by itj early
j SS^B^** 1 y**£7* °* T^^"anired to provide «c«rn«t thU The name of the horse we select will not
fjf^S^jtmm*****' *o •nybodr bef oi-e the races. In order to enable client* to back our choices we hmve
xChtomi&i'Wzr** ol "* r ' "°*i Wctolensteia, a noted Eaatero bookmaker and member of the Metro
iffirjSLiSririitirnTrhTi-rnlipinrrTl mi 11 1 Hn hiii^ ... •-/..•,:•.■... ■ ; i.i.'-.v^~:
»4^^^3^SwiU'l>e aooepteA subject to condition* which «re given below. Asa ulcdpo of rood faith
tlMfl ■£<£■? Oompasy guarantees to plcoe in the hands of the Editor of the N> w Orleam Item
momtrr yrill be played on. and also to mail the selections to out-of-town »üb»cribcr«
■»«»y of the iircc*. snch letters to bear postmark of not latcrthan M' M.. of the day
It (1m undertake* to telegraph on rrqocst to any subscriber every eveninir
■■and the name* of Vac horses played, and to advertise 'daily in thi.> newspaper th«
of the one-borae wire given the previous day. ■ - ~ ,( ,
%o our a«rviot>t New Otieana, areas follows: ' i .■',:'■"
H^on. fl«.00 weekly. ' '
your money at the track will be five per ornt. of the net wee ir-.--/ ...-•; •'•;'•/"•,.',
Account* itubject to xrithdrawnl at a laoment'snoticc <.> . y . ->■'
■f<Mi <lir*«t «• llaidm « Gajr Ge.7 928 Cual Stn«V H««- OrUaas. . , ;'; ' •";"
■« thtnummum account* Ihai •vrill be acorplcd: ' ■- ■ • •- - ■
each horac ' 1504* J2O aaily play on each km; flM. ■£ Kor |3o dai ly pla y oa
horse, JBW. • ' . ,
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... - ■■-■ - -■ .' - ' : ". ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ " -_^^MMtfMflß Ww^^' '"'■! '"' ■ : *^N ; - ! * TwWaSSH
Hreafest in fhcHforld s n-A
A MILLION HAPPY, AMERIO AN OHILDBEN : are kept healthy with CASC ABETS Candy
Cathartic. Gbodwords spoken by their mamas for CASOABBTS to other mamas hstvemade,; .
OASO ABETS succc^^
little folks like CASCABET3 .?< 'Because they are a sweet, palatable, fragrant little: tablet—
taste good-do good-ntsver grip nor gripe, but act gently, naturally, positively. Medicine ;
a child dislikos will not do it much good. Sensible parents give their little darlings medicine
that tastsa good and does good, and does not grip nor $ripe.; the kind they like themselves.
them end are kept healthy always an* safe against the dangers : of childhood's ailments. .
Best for the Bowels:. [ All druggists, 10c, 25c/5Cc, NEVBB SOLD; IN BULK. ;■ The. genuine: :.
tablet stamped O a C. ; Guaranteed to cure or money back. ; Sample and booklet free. Address - .
Sterling Remedy Co.,- Chicago or New ?ork. . . " . - :^^ ; : m 1°
6rpliar.«g'! here, ih-- Joval Vommltlei} Jiatl
to vrojnii-e ;< ..-Jonati.m "of J5.000.- This .waa
raised as follows: From Odfl-Feliows'
lodgfH 'of Lynchburg. JS.OOO; --from-rrihe
citizens. $I.ooti. and from the city, JJ.OOO.
which.:: latter- is to revert to the .city,
should the property ever be sold or."cease
to be upedas an orphanage. The • Odd-
Feliows of the State have already raised
about ?6.'KK>. which, with theLynchourg
don.ition. will cover the first. .cost of-. the
Jaeger property, which is $10,0\>0.-- In ad
dition to this, the Board- of Trustees will
during the first -year spend- $5,000 "addi
tional upon the property in improvements.
This will then bring the cost of. the i-in
stitution up to $15,000. and, considering that
it originally cost. $-20,000. the Odd-Fellows
have "secured a bargain. . Its future -/will
be watched v.-ith' interest by every .one
in this city. -- . - :.- » ■■'i:i}-.'i :i }-.'
THE PRESIDENT'S TRAIN. 0 *;'
The sjjecial train conveying President
Roosevelt' ami party from their south
ern bear hum arrived in the city, this
morning at 3:13. and left at o:15, on' their
way to Washington. Nut a. soul was.seen
aboard the train, and it seemed probable
that "all hands and the cook"., were
last asleep. •■ ■-."
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Smith, of Amherst
county, have issued cards of invitation
to'thr? wedding of their daughter. , Miss
Nannie F>ilis Smith, to. Mr. S. H. uos
ney. which takes place Wednesday. De
cember ITtli. at 1::j0 P. M.. at Burfo.ru s
Metnodist . Episcopal .chapel, Amherst
county.
BOTH BISHOPS COMING.-,. :
Mr. , E. F. .Sheffey yesterday received
from the two distinguished divines.'who
are to take a 'leading part Sunday in
the dedication exercises at Court-Street
Methodist church, assurance that v they
would be here: both telegraphingotthe
texts iijjon which their discourses -.-would
be based. Bishop J. C. Granberry' will
preach from Genesis xxvii., 17, and Bishop
H. C. Morrison fr(im Ist Corinthians iii., J.
FUTRELLE'S NEW PLAY.
XevvNlinpei" .Man "Places^ Hlk Pro
ducttion In Xcvr York. ■: .
"Us Georgia Folks ' is the title of a
three-act rural comedy drama from; the
pen of Mr. 'Jacques Futrelle, a'" well
known newspaper man. who has just ; re
turned from New York, whither he^went
to "place" his latest production. -■--_
In his mission he was successfulj;and
the early days of February will s'etPthe
initial production of "Us Georgia Folks"
in Newark. N. J. Theodore Roberts, who
created the part of Canby in "Arizona."
will star in this new . ulay.
"Us Georgia Folks", will introduce a
new character on. the stage— the hardy
"moonshiner." whose deeds are written
in the book of the acts of ] the revenue
agents. ■ - -j-' ;
-*- 1 -*-*-*- ■*-*-* >v -v*"*T >f . . -.-.... ........... : ' ' ~
FIERCE FIXE AT THE TUXIS -COM-
I'AXY-'S TUyr SEAR NORFOLK..
MILLION FEET DESTROYED.
Tlie Entire Kiln System and Mnch
- Valnhlilc. Machinery AlgoConsnin
cd—The Loss Approximates Fifty
Tlionsnml— Origrin Unkuown,
NORFOLK. VA ; . November 21.— Fire
broke out about 6:15 ■ o'clock -' this after
noon in the. fan 'room of the immense
■Tunis Lumber Company's kiln system,
on the southern branch of- the Elizabeth
river, about three- miles from Norfolk,
and before it could be gotten under con
trol 1.000,000 feet >of lumber, the entire
kiln system, and- much valuable machin
ery had been destroyed by the flames.
A telephone alarm was sent to the Fire
Department of . Berkeley as soon as the
Olaze was discovered, and an engine com
pany responded. The Norfolk departmet
was asked for aid, and sent over an engine
and hose company, while several fire tugs
assisted from the water front. For a
time It; looked as- if the large Barnes &
Greenleaf • Johnson : lumber mills and kilns
would catch fire from the flying embers,
for these two plants are only across a
small creek from the Tunis plan t."' This
is now leased. by the.Surry Lumber Com
pany:.; - • • ,- ' ",.-_• .- •. -*:'. - .
A very conservative estimate of the .loss
is J'iJO.OOO. with insurance on the" buildings
and stock. It rsay reach a higher figure.
At 9 o'clock- the fire was under control.
Its origin is unknown. . . •
Anoilicr Account. .
The' Tunis Lumber Company's great
plant on the southern branch of the
Elizabeth- river took "fire to-night, and
some sixteen dry ; kilns were consumed,
together Vwith their contents. The entire
great plant*: of the Tunis Company was
threatened from the first. Fire tugs - and
the Berkeley. Fire Department,; as well as
the company's own fire apparatus," ■- were
ioon on the scene and working to save the
icres of lumber and machine shops. The
Jry kilns ;are. estimated to be worth some
h35,000, and ,Mr. ■ Theopolis . Tunis , says that
the insurance will approximate some $20,
300. « • ' i". "■ • - ' -/•-■-"• .
The origin of the fire Is unknown, save
that in a/saw-mill sparks from the fur
nace and combustion in the
sawdust are of frequent occurrence. The
Tunis Company., has a branch in Balti
more, and it. is well known as one oi the
very greatest lumber concerns.
FAIR AT MATHEWS COURTHOUSE.
j-inc SlioTvinjßT Made by the Soulh*ide
. ABrrlcnltnral Association.
GLOUCESTER / COURTHOUSE. VA,
Xovember 21.— (Special.)— The ■:-.- Southside
Agricultural; Association is>holding its
first fair near Mathews Courthouse. The
fair began with a rather poor attendance
on Wednesday, owing to the inclement
weather. Yesterday and? to-day : ' large
crowds were in attendance. Over 1.600
tickets were sold at the gate yesterday,
and over 1,200 to-day: The exhibits are
very creditable, ■ consisting - of fancy
work. ' cakes, etc., by the ladies, and
.fruits, vegetables, and grain by the farm
ers. The racing has been very good.
The most noticeable feature was a race
won by -Prince- Edward, a > two-year-old,
entered ■in the three-year, class. Prince
Edward trotted a half mile in 1:41%. He
is; owned" by Mr. J.: E. Biakemore. of
Millendeck. The fair, is "considered the
most successful venture of the kind in
Tidewater in 'many, years, 'and -the mem
bers of the association ai-e enthusiastic.
The fair will be continued one more day.
A PRETTY LEGAL POINT.
The Question- ot Form er Jeopardy
7 Arises in' a Miircler Case. - ■
. Is "a prisoner, who has been arraigned
and brought to.' trial;, before a; jury on
a criminalcharge," entitled to the consti
tutional plea ■ of 'haying -been : once put- in
jeopardy, and to a discharge thereon.; be
cause the trial is interrupted and the
jury 'discharged oiv technical i grounds- be
fore a verdict tins beeri' reached?.- "
: • This ; is the-* question that -has arisen
in the. ; case of. Stevens, the negro .: slayer
of •* Showman Lutz. Stevens was arraign
ed in . the . County -Court : of Henrico, • and
the jury sworn .to hear his. case. One
vdthess had testified, when' Juror Archer
suddenly remembered ■•; that "he •'had-tex
nressed. an opinion regarding "the icase.
The jury .was discharged., and .the case
went over until the next, term, v The plea
of former jeopardy -will, , it .is. said, be in
terjJosed. when the case is again called/
and [much interest will be excited in legal
circles ", over the* pretty >point . involved.
To Complete .Jubilee , Fond. ,
■•! The' work of .completing the jubilee
fund of. the- Young: Men's: Christian As
sociation will be prosecuted to a vigorous
and successful conclusion.' :■],.;■ , . ; \
r This decision "was " reached last night
at' a meeting of. the Citizens' \ Committee?
which, l however/, adjourned - to, Monday
night, v when its plans will be completed.
GIFFEN^MUSICAL -COMEDY; CO.
Departure for ilie ;AVelI '^ Known
. .Theatrical. Blannger..;.'..
. Tnere, will be 'two Giffen : companies, in
this 'territory ; this ; summer. r'.The , one -will
be a musical comedy^ company,"? organised
to » play "i the , befit ? musical * comedies, with
headquarters * in >■ Norfolk,* 5 the; second 'will
be a": dramatic :C company,'! : organized ;■'. on
the '■ same i lines C as ; in'; former s yea.rs.3g Both
will .be ; owned < and ? controlled iby j the ■ syn
dicate, which 8 has I lately/ acquired ;an 4 in
;tere»t":lnith«!< company. " -'
>; The ' new f Giffen* companyl, will" be^ seen
here • at • 'it lie I'AcaiJemy, jneKiCFridayJ and
Satur^r ■* ; fr.i n M a';<| superb J; production v ::'\ of
"Rose- ' " Thescenery. prepared from
thei;o- £;}?.;■£ modelßrghastJbtehaTnadelbjr
the ;ni < •,■:.". i leal i force ; ' off- the P. company
in I Nor? •• wherelthe f flrßt'iproductlonrof
thJsKidyliic:? play AwlUs be » made ; neictKUon^
day; : Popular .-wprlcesv will' rul«« inSfu-j
tun*. • . . .-.;afe.!ii!^
AMUSEMENTS.
TO-DAY-MAtipE AND HIGHT.
GBACEGEQRGE
PRETT! PEGGY.
Prices— Matinee, 25c. to ?1. Night,
25c. to $1.50. A good reserved seat for
50c. : -■■"■ n022-lt
;F"REE ,■
Midway and Carnival,
AFTERNOOM AMD EVENiHGS.
Main and Vine Sireefs.
bijou:
and ■ ■
THE ROSEY POSIES. .
ALL WEEK.
SPECIAL ' ANNOUNCEMENT. .-■
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER IST. THE
distinguished actress. -Mrs.. -LEMOYNE,
T\ill be seen in this city at the. Academy,
in her latest successful comedy, "Among
Those Present." This promises, to be the
most notable event of the present theatri
cal season. Sale of seats will commence,
on FRIDAY,"- November- 28th. ■• Prices; -^c'
to $1.50., .On account of the interest mani
fested, in Mrs. LeMoyne*s : appearance and
the large number, of. inquiries already
made at the box-office, it has. been de
cided that applications for seats sent: in
before the opening of -.the sale will be
filed in' the order of their receipt. ■ Free
list positively suspended for this engage
ment. . ; -." . :■.:.- ■-.. ■ no 21,22,23,25,29,30
The Confederate Museum,
TWELFTH AND CLAY STS.
Open daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c. ; Free on Saturdays.
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS."
: Open daily from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25 cents.. Free on Saturdays,
au 20 r ts ;'- ■' . v -7 '< .. . , ..-."'.,--
HOTELS. ~~ ~*
She Jefferson
J RICHMOND.VA,
EUROPEAN PLAN
, EXCLUSIVELY.
Room, $1.50. per day and upwards
; FINE GAFE
WITH MODERATE CHARGES.
THBONLYTUBKISH '
BATH IN THE CITY. .:
Address,
THE JEFFERSON.
; - ' . - no 18'lm" ; ;
■ ; :■■:"• ■.'•■■■ OCEAN STEAMERS. V V ■',
Lr& i?i ?o Bt?B t?e STONI
-ia&teiilisL, ■ AZORES.°GIBRALTARi
Ig^^BS^»G£NOA, NAPLES ie-
JP^^^^ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
".New England, 'i Twin Screw, ir,4ootons,
: Dec. 6Y Jan.l 7,' Feb. aB. * "Commonwealth,','.
Twin Screw, 13,000 tons," 1 J*n." 3, Feb. 14, i
Mar. 38.' •' yancouyer," Nov.' 39. .Jan. 10.
"Cambroman, I ,' Jan. 31, Mar. 14.: Send for
! rates and illustrated booklet. ''
•These steamers touch at .Algiers and"
axe the largest in Mediterranean service. :
BOSTON TO QUEENSTOWN AJJD
' LIVERPOOL.v
"MericnV Dec' ibj 3 A.'MJ: '■'! ''.' ' '
Sftloon, SSO to $65 upward. >3d Saloon,
$4o:'3d Class atlow^ates. .For steamer :
plans, etc., addreM/Doininion Line, Boston.
Americian Line
ke w York, Southampton! London
.-.-•■ W -A.; M. "
St Pau1... r. N0 v.^ 26 I Philadelphia.. Dec." 10
St Louis. :... . Dec. 3 1 St: Pau1. . . . . l Dec. 17
Red star Line
■■: •"NEW,YC>i^^NTW^P- T-PARis.VT -PARis.V - v
."•'.- Sailing' s Saturdays at 10 A^ M.
Kroonland. . .Nor.^ 29 1 jFlnlana.. v .'^i Dec. b 13
Zealand; ...". "Dec. a • | VaderlandCT-Dec.: 2o
■:'lnternaUonilfNavlgatlon.Compar.v;;4 T
•: '■'■, ■•.-■-.-,- Piers 14 "and vl£.^ North river;" :
' ' rOClc«?73.Broadway^N:>Y. V
, ■ • W. B^PALMER 4.C0-; ]"r
Rlchmon*.^
■ Mr Sfrsmte FtmyMC In Town.
Mr. Frank ,FT*yser, the Dispatch s
Cuban 'obrrcapbndentfdurißgithel Spanish^
fArneric:an>iwar, v; li> i in I the g citjrMyisitinc
his U parental jHe 'has i recently :? returned
ifromftheSPhilipplrte^ wher* h» was^rr
■
and arrive
»E«ll|i^KTlTATiO)l..
November 1, 10©3.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
■7-45 AM. Except Sunday. Newport
■ ' hours S-twenty-fiveJ minutes^
: • iveSfeute^ -SSrtolfcßJjs^Wg]
' tiamsbure -Newport ; News,- ana
■ viP&f^iOT
to Baltimore; 'at Old Point ...with
V Washington; .Baltimore; .and Cape
-Charles steamers; at Norfolk with
Old Dominion steamers for ;r.ew
V:OO Y p rk M. Dally. ! for Newport News
I - and Old Point, yOn Sunday ? only
• ■ ', : connects for Norfolk. Makes ; prln
." MAINLINE WEST-BOUND-^ ;_ ■_.
10:10 A: M. ; Local. -Except^ Sunah,y,r ior
- ; Clifton Forge ; connects : for; Orange,
: - -Culpeper.Calverton, and Manassas/
2-OOP M. Daily. Cincinnati and Louis
ville Express.: IBuffet Parlor Car,
' to Gordonsville. • Pullman Sleepers
- : :," GordonEville to -. Cincinnati, .-^and
'•■ 'Louisville. Dining Car on at Gor- ;
donsvile. Connects for \irginia:
Hot ■ Springs. .-A local train from
Gordonsville to -Staunton follows
' for local stations, except Sunday. -
-5:15 P.M . Except Sunday. Accommoda-
J tion 'to -Doswell. • - : , -_ •■'.':
7:00 P.M. "St. Louis, and Chicago Spe
. cial.*' Daily; with Pullman cars, to
. ••' Hur.tlngton. and Gordonsville to
- ' Cincinnati.' Indianapolis, St. Louis;
and Chicago. Dining car on at
Gordonsville. ;•'-"■ ; ■:
JAMES-RIVER DIVISION.
10.-2O A.- M.- Daily; for Lynchburg,.; Lex-.
■ ington. and Clifton Forge, except
Sunday, for. Rosney, Alberene, and
■ - ; New . Castle- ; Parlor car. . .:
5:15 P. M. Except Sunday, to Bremo.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
; . From Norfolk and; Old Point, 10:05
' A. M., and 6:3O' P. M.; daily; 11:45
: A: M. and .7:20 P. M., except Sun
: . ; 'day. '■■; •.">: ■.'- : -*.-■; ■ -.■ .- ■■:.;'- \
MAIN LINE. ■..
.. From Cincinnati and the West. 7:45
A: M., daily; and 3:30 P. M.. daily.
Local,' 8:30 A. M., except Sunday,
and 7:10 P. M.; except Sunday. -
JAMES RIVER •
•- "6:35 P.M. Daily and 8:40 A. M.,. ex
cept Sunday.- ;:.
Apply, at 809 east. Main street, 903 ..east
Main street. Murphy's" Hotel, Jefferson
Hotel, and Main-Street "Station for fur
ther, information, rates, ; tickets, and Pull
man- reservations. ' "; -
. — ■-.". ■•■•■.- W. O. WARTHEN,
District Passenger Agent.
C. E/ DOYLE, H. -W. FULLER.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. '
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
CARS LEAVE " CORNER PERRY AND
. : SEVENTH STREETS. MAN- '.
: . CHESTER.
Every , hour from 6 A. M. 1o 10 P. M.
Last car 11:30 P. M.
CARS LEAVE PETERI3BURG
30 Minutes After Every Hour from 6:30
-■ : A. -M. to 10:30 P. M. ■ ' •
Friday and Sunday' special "excursions. I
5K!c. round trip. In : effect August 7th. j
MERCHANTS' AND MINERS'
TRANSPORTATiOft CO.'S !
DIEECT .EOTJTE TO BOSTON, -' MASS., j
' AND PROVIDENCE, a. I.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at O P. M.; for Providence
MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR
DAY at C p. M. • : . j
Accommodations and ; cuisine unsur
passed..- ■-. : - V.- • ■ • ".
. Passengers r and . freight taken for -all
New England points. =•':;
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake' and. Ohio
and Norfolk and Western ra«»way offices
and 903 east Main, street. '
-v,--- R. H. WRIGHT, Agent, f
.ap 30 - . - Norfolk, Va.
Dominion
P*^: Steamship Go.:'
DAILY LIKE FOR HEW YORK, THE
I WORTH AND EAST.
I - '' . BETWEEN ■ "
;RIGHMOND AND NORFOLK.
i The Hew Sf earners
BRASDOH M® BERKELEY
leave Richmond nightly at 7 o'clocK.for
Norf olK. Fare one way, $2.50; round trip
54.50" including state-room accommoda
tion arriving at Norfolk at 6 A. M., there
1 transferring to New York steamer, daily,
I except Sunday.— ; - : -
Passengers can leave daily, except Sun
1 day by Chesapeake and Ohio railway at
B:SO'A. M. and 4P. M., or 9 A. M. and 3
P M by- Norfolk and Western railway,
i both lines connecting at Norfolk with : di
rect steamers sailing same day; j- .
Freight for all • northern, eastern, and
j foreign ' ports received and forwarded
daily, except , Sunday, at company's
wharf, Rocketts. ■ ... ■-.■-.■,; '
Tickets on sale at company s .office, No.
1212 east Main" street;. Richmond Tra:.s
fer Company,: No. 903 : east Main/street;
Murphy's Hotel, Chesapfeake and Ohio
and Richmond;; and Petersburg depots,
'• Richmond. Baggage checked through to
■all- points. JO H N F.jiAYER. Agent >
1212- east Main street, Richmond. Va.
' • J.J.i BROWN, ;
. General Passeng-er Agent.
H B. WALKER. Traffic Manager, New
.York.-; .. ;. .-■•-..•".■ : . .■/ : • '^ jy 23 i
|^~~ BAY LINE
1 'TO BALTIMORE,
i via C. & O. Railway and
1/ " ; 7 : Old Point. 1
, U. S. MAIL ROUTE, :
' Leave Richmond- via ; Chesapeake and
Ohio railway". daily, except Sunday,' at
4 p. M., connecting, at Old Point ; with,
the superb steamers of the Old Bay Line;
leaving at- 7:15 P. M., a.rrivlng Baltimore
6:30- A.-: M.,, in. time, to make ; connection
with- all trains North, East, and West.^
Short rail ride ■ and all : night on one- of •
the finest steamers in southern .waters.
Returning.'- - arrive 'Richmond r 10 A.- M.'
idaily.: except- Monday. : ; ' ,
= W LYDE R STEAMSHIP : /tJSJTL; 1 .
;\j.T- -c ■■■/■: - '-y ;■ company. ; , :
PHILADELPHIA,?: RICHMOND;. "AND
TV NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE. :
Appointed calling; days every TUES-v
DAY, - FRIDAY, ;and: ; SUNDAY at day
- Frelgh t received ; daily un -il SP. M.
For further.' information apply to ;
■-.;. ■ ;:^ J.: W-v M'CARJIICK.
General Southern Agent; Office; Roclcstts. •
" '..■ :v W; P.* CLYDE & CO.
: v :v: v General ~ 'Apents."-;; Philadelphia.. '■■:
IRWHIi NAVIGATION CO,.
iftjAMES RIVER
S^p 1 V daY line. 1
* Btcuuier Pocahoritas leaves' every"; MON.-"
= DAY,' .WEDNESDAY. • and? FRIDAY' At l
7 s A. - M. ..for ;*■ Norfolk. r Portsmouth;v Old i
■ Point, % Newport S'News.^ Claremont.^ and >
I James-river* landings,™: and connecting ail
\ Old -. Point '■. and ;; Norfolk for .Washington;:
' Baltimore;'; and • the^North.-^ ■ ,-.
1-? Btate-rooms^resenrt:d?for ; th« "night Sat
moderate : prices. ,
rv»sElectrlc-cars l direct vtoithe iwharf,§Far«»<
only ii «l:50 V arid ,i $1 :. to s Norfolk. : Music 1 b»|
« Grand s Orchestrion.
«i| Freight: received :f on above-named places!
t and ■:■ all .ppin ts U In^Easternl^Vlrglnf a"5 and
fNorth 1 Carolina. | rRVINtWBISIaEIViSM
S^ft.-"- 1 '-G«nerarM«ana«r;¥«
_ *f.sff? . J
i^^^^m
ATLANTIC-COAST LINE
sch In Effect »e»*- 2«- l»«2.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMO.\D-B\nt)
' ' STREET STATION.
900 A M., NOEFOLKfI^IMITEXr^
•-Dally Arrives Petersburg ,9:<{l: A.,
Sf, icorfolkVll:arAi';M;
s at Petersburg, Waverly. and Suf
- 9:osA°lm. Daily- Arrives Petersburg
D-49 A M :- .Emporia ,11:03 •fA.-Al..
W^ld^:n:^>^M:;^Fayetteville;
7 4-41 - P'M.,"- Charleston 11.1 a
</- : %7, ; S^va^nah';3:()o^Ar/M.-^Ja^
• ionviHe -, 9:05 -A.';= 3LV-: ■ Tarniwu aD.OO,
: ■'■ P.:M.; Port Tampa .lo:3o P-]^ c r °."t
nertctfat Wilson with>No. ,49.' arriv- 7
hTS^olasboro 9.3i159 .3i15 P/M:.
'ton^6^M^.;Pullman, sleeper New.
•'. -"■ ■ York ? to Jacksonville. q _.^-'^
12:^0 P. v-M. Daily.^arriving ; Petersbur^
- l-OO: P M. with^iSorf oik;
ami , Western-railway .for.r.Roanoke
and Intermediate i points.- Stops ; at ;
' Drewry's Bluff, -Centralia,. and
53:00 P^ OCEAN SHORE C LIMITED.;
' : : Daily. Arrives- Petersburg.^. oo_P-,
,- M.v Norfolk 5:20 P.: M-. Stops only,
? -at Petersburg.: Waverly, and,-.ui
4:30 P°. M. Dally, except'; Sunday- l^f% :
: rives Petersburg. 5:18^--, M.. if wel
don 7:35 P-M.', and Rocky, Mount,
: 9:05 P. M. Makes all intermediate
6:06 P.^". Daily.. Arrives. Petersburg
■•■/., 7 P.. M. -Makes all stops.__- __._-
I 7:25 P. M. FLORIDA 1 AND IN
DIAN LIMITED. . ~ Daily- -Arrives
Petersburg 8:02 rP. M.-, Connects
with Norfolk: and Western for^Nor
■ folk and 'intermediate^polnts^ &m"
"- poria 9:OS P. M. 1 (connects .with.At
lantic and'- Danville '.for: stations. De
tween Emporia and^; Lawrence
■\: ville) ; Weldon 9 :43 P. • M.; Fayette
ville 1:25 A., M., Charleston 6:l< A.
; M.. Savannah 8:35 A.. M..: Jackso
n: ville, 1:15 P. M.. Tampa 10:00 P. M..
Port Tampa 10:30- P.. M-__ _
: NEW LINE TO. MIDDLE
■V: GEORGIA- POINTS^-ArrivingAu
.'.;•: gusta 8:25 A; M.; Macon'll:3a A. M..
.■; Atlanta 1:00 P. M:£ Pullman sleeper
N'ewYork to Wilmington; Charles
ton", Port. Tampa,- Jacksonville. Au
. gusta, andMacon. Dining car ser
■'" 1"' viCG '*•* *'"- '-■ '■ :t " i - *U' **' ■' ;"^ ■"■ * "
I 9:35 P. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
10:15 P. M. Connects at Petersburg
- with -Norfolk; and -Westernv.rail
:■ way., ari'iving Lynchburg z:4o A.
■ M.. Roanoke 4 :45 rASS M.. Bristol
''■ 10:40.A. M.. Pullman sleeper Rich
- mond to Lynchburg. _ . -.
11:30 P. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
; 12:10 A. M. . ■ - ; ,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICH3IOXD.
4:12 A. .M. Daily. • From ; Jacksonville,
Savannah. ', Charleston; Atlanta..
Macon, Augusta, -and all points
: South. - - '.'• ■'■■ ■ <_. :
T:35 A. M. Daiiy. From Petersburg,
Lynchburg. and the West. . .
: S:4S A. • M. Daily, except .- Sunday.
Petersburg local. ._ •
11:10 A. M. Daily, except Sunday.
Rocky Mount and intermediate sta
tions,; Norfolk, and Suffolk.
11:10 A. M. . Daily. From Petersburs,;
: Suffolk, and Norfolk.* - * _ •
11:42 A. M. Daily. From. Norfolk, . Suf
. folk, and- Petersburg. -^ - -
2:00 P. M. Daily. From Petersburg,
Roanoke, and intermediate points.
6:50 P. -M. Daily. From Norfoik,'Suf
x folk, and Petersburg. - -. -„
7:45 P. M. Daily. From . Miami,: Port
Tampa, Jacksonville. Savannah,
: Charleston, Wilmington, Golds
boro', and all points South. "
S :5« P. M. Daily. From Petersburg,
-Lynchburg. and West. .
a T. M. -EMMERSON. •
Traffic Manager. -
H. M. EMMERSON. ' : .
- Assistant Traffic Manager.
W. J. CRAIG,
- General Passenger Agent.
C. S. CAMPBELL.
" . Division Passenger Agent,
ja 14 • ■•.";. S3S. 'east Main street.
Schedule in Effect Sept. 2S, 1002.
LEAVE RICHMOND (DAILY), BYKIJ
STREET STATIOX.
9:66 A:- M-. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
- rives Norfolk 11:20 A. M. Stops only.
: • at Petersburg. Waverly. and Suf
folk. Stops at Wakefield only to
" let off passengers holding tickets
from Richmond and Petersburg. ...
9:05 A. M., THE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
for. .Lynchburg, Roanolce, Colum
bus, and Cnicago: Buffet parlor
..car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
' man sleeper Roanoke to . Colum
bus; also, for Bristol. Knoxville,
and Chattanooga. Pullman sleeper
Roanoke to Knoxville.
12 :20 P. • M.. ROANOKE EXPRESS, for
- Farmville. Lynchburg, Roanoke,
and intermediate stations.
3:00 P. M., OCEAN SHORE "LIMITED-
Arrives Norfolk 5:20 P. M. Stops
: only at 'Petersburg, Waverly. and
. " Suffolk. Connects at Norfolk with
steamers to Boston,' , Providence,
New, York, Baltimore, and "Wash
. '■ ington.. - ; . - • " ' ' - :.-7-
:25 P. M., for Suffolk, Norfolk.- and in
termediate stations. "Arrives" at
Norfolk at 10:40 x-.M.
9:35 P.M.. for Lynchburg and Roa
• -noke. . Connects at Lynchburg with
: - Washington and Chattanooga Lim
ited. Pullman sleepers Lynchbur»r
*. J- - ' to Memphis, and New Orleans.
■ Cafe, parlor, and observation cars
Radford to.Attala. Ala. Pullman
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. ;, Berths ready for oc
cupancy at 8:30 P. M. Also. Pull
man sleeper Petersburg . and Roa^
- > noke." . - - ■ . ' . ' '■:. ',
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND 'FROM
•:>■: : Lynchburg and- the AVest daily, at
7:35 A. M.. 2:OO P. M., and 8:5B
: P. M.; from. Norfolk and the East
at 11:10 A. M., 11:42 A. M-, and
6:50 P. M.
Office:, S3B Main street. ■
JOHN E. WAGNER,
.-' City Passenger and Ticket- Agent.
- . C. H. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
" .W. B.:BEVILLE.
. ■ "'• ■ General : Passenger Agent. .'
" General Office: Roanoke, Va. fe 23 ..'■■
SEABOARD
Aia Line Raiuwmt
Short line to principal citlea of the South
and Southwest, Florida. Cuba, Texas, Cal
ifornia and Mexico, reaching the capitals
of six States- : ,- ■
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APP.rL 13. 190 X
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONI>—MAIN
STREET STATION-DAILY. ;
N0.'27. No. 31. ; - ■ : :'.-'- -::,•;-■ : . v ■■ -■-,
2:15 P. M. 10:37 P. M.— Lv. Richmond. .
2:56 P. M. 11:20 P. M.—Lv, Petersburg.
7:27 P. M. 4:12 A. M.— Lv. Raleljh
10:25 P. M. 7:00 A. M.—Ar. Hamlet
10:35 P. M. 7:20 A. M.—Lv. Hamlet. ,
7 :50 A. Jf . 3« P. M.— Ar. Atlanta. • '
2:00 A. M. 10:35 A. M.— Air. Columbia.
"' ■'"■■ - - " (Eastern • Tlraev 4
I^o6 A. M. 9:40 A. M.-Lv.^ Columbia.™
4:55 A. M. 2:1!) P. M.— Arli^annaS™ B**8 **
8:15 A. M. i:00 p. M.-Ar. Jacksonville: f
V,*\ -Ar. St.^Auffustlna
■6:45 P. M. 6:45 A: TO..— Ar. -Tampa. '■* '
10:82 P.M.; 10:08 A. M.-Ar. Charlotte."
l:3o A. M. 10 22 A. M.—Lv. Chester :
8:43 A. M. 12:35 P. M.—Lv. Greenwood.
6:18 A.M. 2^o Pi M-V-Lvi-Athenk^v '
7:50 A; M. :3:55 P. M.-Ar. Atlanta. .
T- . 5:40 P. M.— Ar. Ausußts_
11.^ A..M. 7:20 P. M.-Ar. :Maccn~ -
835 P.^ M. 8:20 P. M— Ar. Montgomary.
-•:- - .- 2:56 A. M— Ar- ; Mobtl«. v,
; B^o A. M. B^o A; M>-Ar: ; Memphis. 'i
• Train No,, 35 leaves Richmond 9:10^ A: M.
dally Icr Petersburvr. -Norlina: N. ! C.; v and
all , intermediate :• , points. ;; Connectlor. 'v at
J 3 ?/ 1^? 3 , : wlth toi&n irrl vlnK « Henderson
2:10 P.; ar.: and ; Raieign. 3^o P: : M -i daily<
and Durham 4 P.: M. .daily- except Sunday*
Trains leave Richmond for -Washington."
New York, i and the East daily-No |« ii
6:4s;A. ; M.;vand 1 N0;;66.at 5:05-P^:mV^^
Connections ; at 'Jacksonville | and - Tarnoa
for all Florida East Coast points arid Cuba
and r- Porto 'Rico : s at ? New Orleans : i for . «Ji
points ) in s Texas.,' Mexico and California.' ;
TRAINS ARRIVE AT ; RiCHMG»S-
.4:55 P.: if., Wo. 6« | ; and Southwest. -* --T
.5:45 P. M.. , N0. ; 36, J. from • Norllna^N ;f»
;■: v^s Petersburg and local t points/'- '£•■>■ * ■ -
SLEEPINO-CAR 3 SERVICB.
Noa. SI and 34— Florida 1 and MetroDol? tan
LlroUed/^ Pullman &Drawln»>«SS^and
Sleeping-Cars Ti between New "*York ?and !
Tampa. ■ > Veatlbuled Coachsl %^be Lw*£2 '
New^Yorlc v: and i Richmond; 5 and I b«tw2S '
RlchmondSsand^Jacksonvllla;^pSisS"t|
B}eepinß>Cars S (daily) % betw«en§r Jac*tso«M
vUle caud^Tampa. ;.- Also. -s throuili^S?^
Inc-Room m Sleeplns-Cara >^be*^ai«^*i?»*
s York andfAtlanta^nd Cat^CarTLtw^lZi
Hamlet=^d?JLtlantaSaid^HSu^ia
Savannah. . . . . "» ■■•. i
wMo.. .W^and- 66-S«abo«Td Fast Mall.
Pullman 5 Drawta«.Rooai 5 Bufttt "leeoinsfl
Cars between New York and^fceSionV^fi.
connecting | at iHamle^ wIU?t sS^SSKi
to s and -i from Atlanta. ; la s connecthSTwi^ ■
;w;nJchlthrouirhsl>ullml™^£S^^^
RAILWAY
fehedale In Effect, soj. i 2,".l 9&*£?'
Train* Lf aye and AririTe ■14tS«»S'ti( l j>JjJl
TRAI>S LEAVE RICHMOSD. TA.
! 7:OOA* >f. No?: "7, dally for Danville
Charlotte.' ; and' all ;local ;3tatlon«j
; south^; connecting .a at 3 rJanville^xo^i
• stations to 'Lynchburgv^alsoiiwltnj
-';;x ' >-X>.*; and r."SV:^ railway s fof^Martlns-:
• .-:■ - : vilie? and? stations ion j that; line-:; At n
Greensboro*,- fGr -all /stations^ east:
- and, west; thereof.
1 1 :15 p; .;2VT;;T ' NoS 13;* limited .ftrita *dattFJ3
for; Jacksonville wand / afli? yio««»'
points; 4 Havana.* Nassau- etc.lCpn-i
. nects }- at .'■: wlthiFannviUa ■
and Powhatan^: railroads
, _ , ; Greensboro* " for C Durham;; Raleign,:
:■";.-.■ and r^Winstbn-Salem;::at- Danville;
with No. ■.- 35; Unite<l ; States ; fast
■- mail^ rsolid:^train; T dally, /'for iNew"
, , Orleans ; and t points "* South; • ■whicrt ~
carries ■•': Sleepers .- New 5 Orleans.
: - Columbia;'; Si.-^annah>: and J Jackson-;
- . ,ville.*Drawing-Roonv3uffeti Sleepe^
Richmond ' to Atlanta land ?Birn«ng
' ' ham; - v Through ""coach"^ for
City," Oxford;^and Durham.' Through
. train.- ;,with ~- Sleeper.r Salisbury. ;«to
;-- •■•■ Memphis.^ "Dinins-Car.:servicei;iC^S
11 :05 P.-iir. jr No. . 11.^ Southern Express."
daily.^for -Atlanta;-rAususta,>JacH-;
- ; sonvllle. : and - ; points South.^.Sleeper=
- for- Danville; 'Greensboro 1 ; rf SaIUH-
bury. = and Charlotte.icpen : ati-Mctt- -;
1 ; > mond 9 :3Q, "P_" : M. - Connection ;;wltßi
■ New -York and Florida Express and \
... Southwestern ? Limited." which Scar-;
■ ; <: f t; riesfthrough Sleeper s «to? Augusta^
;;-■;.; Savannah/:- > Jacksonville.' i Tampa.
-■:■ Memphis; Atlanta;-; Ne^r,
Orleans. . etc. :i Complete Dining-Ca»
■ service. "Also^: ■: Pullman'vTounst
. -.-*.:■ Sleeper> Mondays-;;-- Wednesdays. "an*
'■-.-.• Fridays '.to ; San :Frai»
, : Cisco;. without; change,! with- conne»-,
.;- tions : for all - points ' in , Texas. Mexi-
and , California. ; . ;- ) v
6:OO P/ M.,' No. "17; local daily, excep*
. Sunday; f or -Keysvilie : and interme*
diate points. v . ;■ ; '*■■'■■ - :';
TRAJXS ARHrVTB 15 RICHMOSD. if:
-'6:55 A.\M.) • ' ''; " • " 'vv aj."- . ;.-'.": ■-■:'■/'■' - ;
6 :25 P;m.) -From ; Atlanta. -Augusta. - ;
. Jacksonville. -Asheville, and al
■ points South, r • ; ; :-.■.:.":;-■ : / . '■'-'
8:40 A. M., ' from Keysviye and locaT,
•■ - • stations. ::' : *
3:25 p. M.. from Durham. Charlotte
• ■ Danville, and intermediate: stations ;
local freight!?
Nos. 61 - and 62. between 5 Manchester an*
* Neapolis. . * - ; : v-
THE FAVORITE ROrXE if ORTH. ;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:30 P.; M.. No! 16." Baltimore Limited i'J
daily, -except Sundays, ."for WesV
Point, '. connecting Kat - West ; s*o in ]
with ; steamers for, Baltimore; and
•York-river landings. > .' - <>
,2:15 P. M.. No. 10. daily. , except -Sun*
day, local express ior:.West Point
and intermediate stations. Connects
with stage at Lester, C-MiinorT; for
Walkerton and Tappahannock. ;.-.*:
5 :0O A. M. ; No. 74; local mixed; . La:ivei -
- daily, except- Sunday, -for "West
Point and intermediate stations;
connecting with stage at" Lester
Manor for Walkerton and • .Tappa
hannock. ■•--■•-.". -.-;;-
TRAIXS ARRIVE RICHMOND. V
■> l O:is'Ai--%'V-"Nb^ils;;Vdailyv^-from^West
. Point, with' 1 connection', from Baici
more. except -Monday.
10:45* A.M.. No. 9. daily; except Sundays
- and Mondays. "- ' : . ■'-'.' ■. ' ' • .
4:50 P. M., dallyi. except Sundays;'- from
West. Point and intermediate sta
. ..tions.^ .'■,:;■ -."• ••.•" '■:"••'. :-i ••:-;•?:. ■■.■•■...'■
; Nos. 15 - and 16 ; , will i make -, no stops ;be
tween Richmond and Quinton. .
Steamers sail from West i'olnt' s:3o. P.
M. daily, except Sundays. I Steamers cat!
at Gloucester; Point and Claybank Mon
days. , Wednesdays, ; and? Fridayr,': and
Torktown and Allmonds Tuesdays; Thurs
days,- and Saturdays.- ...- ; .
. C.-57.:;WESTBURY. -; ;
District. Passenger Agent. ,
920 east Maipi street, Richmond; Va. "
:■;■ ; ' • s.- h. hardwick,
■General: Passenger ' Agent.
•■; --■■' •- : r :- C."H.:ACKERT;'-
General-Manager, -Washington, D." 1 C
nol : -:*o:l -rin-v' '.':, : -.."". "/ r'-'r '-' ■':■:
R.F.& P. RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect Xot.' 2, . IDO3.
TRAWS LEAVE : BICHMO>T)-SO»TH.
" : . /WARD. , . '--.j-v.
4:22 A. . M. Daiiy.-from BYRD-STREEI . ■.
STATION,- for .U r ashtngton and
beyond.: .Stops at :Milford,
ericksburg/ and Alexandria. : : Stopf.
' Occoquan Sundays. Sleeping Cars- :
to : "Washington and " Net - York. -
Dining- Car. .'■';--■''■ '■■ *•" ;. ■■'••W^'^ S<-\
6:45 AVM. Daily, from MAIN-STREET j
- STATION; Florida and Metropoii- >'
tan Limited, -.-".for; WaahingtonA; and ■ 5
. beyond. Stops >at .. Fredericksburg , £
. ■-■ - and ; Alexandria. .;. Buffet ?SleepinsC',>
' Cars to New York. ;:"; ] / -;" 'T :' ';/
* 7 :OO Ai M. Except; Sunday, from IZUBA -
STATION, accommodation for Ash. V
: . land'and^intermediatepoints.;:- ■ - ;
S:OO'A. M. l; Sunday 'only, from BYRD«
• -STATION, for- Washing-^
: ton :. and beyond. • Stops -at Elba.
Glen Allen, and : local ' stations. i~;
. . Ashland'to' Cherry- Hill "inclusivev'.^;
Negley,- Occoquan; and 'Alexandria.'
Buffet- Parlor-Car- ; ; :: * ■,- . /; -.; ...:
8:50 A.M. Except Sunday, from BYKD-i'c
STREET I STATION^ ; for ■Washing!- |
ton and ..beyond. ;. Stops "at - Elba.
; Glen Allen, and local stations,' AsJi
v land to Accotiiik" Inclusive.^ Semi-^
t'U nary, and Alexandria. " Parlor, catvu
12:05 Noon.Except Sunday," 1 from BYRD-i '-'^
STREET STATiON.r for: Waabins-i:
ton -and beyond. Stops at .Elba.
Ashland. Doswell. ililford, Fred- "■?.
■ - erlcksburg, ■ and Alexandria; 'Buffet 1 ?
Parlor^ Car. Connects -; with Con- ?
.;:• ' gressiohal -Limited.; :; : ■.; : "• -... :• :- -j
-4:0O P. -M:. : Except Sunday; from BYRD»
STREET STATION, Jaccommoda
tion for. Fredericksburg.'and Intc"
'/ I mediate ■ points. .",* ' ;. " . ' ;f
5:05 P.'/ M.= Daily, 'from^ MAIN-STREEI ?
.STATION, for TVasningtonvand be«
. yond. Stops = at Dosweil; iFred^
ricksburg. iiiroobe. , Wide water, ■ and
•Alexandria. Sleeping:: car* to New
,".• .. _York.;.^..C -.-i'.:;,--^^--,',;:.^ : .V r -:, -.-•. :...;
6:30 P. M. Except Sunday, Vfrom ELB\
:. STATION, v r "Accommodation,-"" for c
Ashland -and intermediate nolnts -- -
8:05 P. M. Daily, from BYicD-STKEET v
STATION. foriWashington.and be-i-1
. ■■/■-: yond. : >i: Stop 3 -at -Elba^ 'Ashland i
Dosweil, Milford.' Frederlcksburs*- ;
. - Brooke, .Widewater, a Quantico * and "3
. . Alexandria:; Stops; at /other' fsta-f
tions Sunday. Sleeping Car Rich
• mond ,toiNew:,YoEk and.Washins- -
ton- to Philadelphia.* • - ; "rf -
11:1 *l^?S^ ceptSunda^^ fro ™'ELBA
; STATION. -"Accommodation -
Ashland 'and = intermediate points."
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOXp—SOUTH^
"- WARD. . •
6:40 A: M.- Except Sunday. TaV" -ELRA" "
. .-- -.; ; , STATION. : Accommodation ?t££ U
Ashland and' intermediate I points, m -
8:25 A:?.M. .ExceptSSunday.^at^BYßD.-.
STREET STApON^ccVrn^od^i;
, . . tlon , from 5 Fredencksburg s and s in. "
; :termedlate; points. ; ; :
8:4O A^sM. Daily-vat BYRD-STRlEiri '^
, STATION.- Stops £at??AiwsSS||
Occoquan. > ■- Brooka*
Fredericksburg. ::- ;;MiIf ord, l^ DoswaSf«
Ashland; and Klta; * Stops 'at ' othei;
stations : Sunday. :• Sleeptns^car -Veis 5 ;
York f to; Richmond.
12 :01 ;P;»M. ; ::; : Except s Sunday^at ;: BYim^
' STREET STATION. "Stops at w"
: cal^stations^^ashington^o^Asb^l
;;2:O«P.- -M. Daily, at MAIX-STRPVTt ''■
h ;S%ION-T/stop»P^^^^ '
' ; i. Lorton/»pccoqtianSFMderlcksbur?^ :
- -
: • Sleepir^carjfrom'New^Tork^ s^
. 6:0O P., i M;^Except s STindaySat^ELß4! ':
■ \:'..:-k STATIONS* Accoamodatto^fr^i
/ . s Ashland and | intermedlate^notiS ?2£s£
\T:IS P;?>M^Dally^ iat-sßYKD^Timp^i
■ STATION^StopsIIatSAISSdSS
- 1
.«> r^, an^^ Wash^«ton^?Dlnln|tvca??l
8:TO P. Mi; Dally/; at v BYJtDiSTKF^PI
|^^STATION.IStops arAlSandr^^tW
lOiatt-P.^M. Daily, at MAIX-S-^r3w^
- STATlON^iPlSrtdi^^tMatrS^
tan r -IJmit«d;i3atop*latlAieTw?SK^

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