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HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
-KVBT have tho CLEVERER "7ud~BEST EDU
CATKI1 t?oni-iii ?trnoj-rni.hcr In Richmond, tho
Jmstn???*. require? II nnd lite wtlnrv rnmniniid-l
It; operator of Smith-Premier Typewriter pre?
ferred. Af1dre*?s EXPKItT, euri? this office,
WANTED. Two Youm* LADIES eiperlencod In
Mndery work. Apply tit once In MITCHELL
?.- lluTt-HKlsS. 0-8-10 N. Eighth Street.
WANTED, a COOK) also NURSE: ?ood home.
Apply ?nor, Grof* Avutine.
WANTED, rt NURSE, competent to mannte en
Infilili; reference rriiiilrt-.l. Apply inrji Went
Ornen Street?
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED, hy refined nntl Intelligent votine lnrty,
? |??*????? ?Ft uletii.??p?????t In the city; ?
fiilllifiil wurker. Address Mini A. S. J., enrc
till? ..fri.?.?.
.HELP WANTED?MALE
WANTED. Cook and Man for House Work; Hus?
tinnii nini wife preferred; comi wiirom nntl
uf party employitienii liest reference required.
Aililre?? .1. W. CALIlWI.I.r,. Me.-tilnwTllle, Vn,
WANTED, Young MAN to assist book-keeper;
niti-l li.timi.- nml write legible hand.
Finie ??>? inni ?lure lust employed. Address
WHOLESALE, cure this fifTlce.
WANTED, immediately, ten first-class CARPEN
TEUSi im in? oilier? neeil not to apply. JOHN
T. Wll ??si ??.
BOY to clean up store, carry out needs and
multi? lili?wU useful. Apply nt oneo SOUTH?
BUN STAMP .. STATIONERY CU.. Twelve?
Six Multi Slreel.
1ABORERS WANTED, Ono flrst-clns* railroad
?mile FOREMAN ?it ?"? per month, who can
bring .villi hint 2G? flrntolnss prnclle.il grntlc
Inbori-rs nt ?1.G.0 per tiny. ... W. DAWSON,
Oen. MfT?, Kellys Creel; and Northwestern
Hy., Cedar (.rove, Knutnrhn eo,, XV. Vn.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
WANTED, light sot of hooka to keep, evonlngs,
by experienced book-keeper j A-l reference. Ad
dreas "?I. P.," cure this office.
WANTED, hy Muter of Arte, University of Vir?
ginia, to tench Latin nntl English during sum?
mer month?, h. P. CHAMIIEI.LAYNB, Pe?
tersburg, Vn.
YOUNG MAN of S\i years' jiraotlcal ?xperlenoe
desires poni tlon ns dniK clerk; beat of refer?
ences furnished. Aildrens D. C., caro tills of?
fice.
LOST.
LOST?Sunday morning, wire-hair fmale) Fox
TERRIER; ???hite with lilttck ?pots on enr nntl
nrcunrt eyes, Reward, "-??? Ventilile Street.
LOST?Whlto Sottor DOG; nhonred, btiehy tall,
left eye and hind leg Injured; he's no good to
nnyhorly lint me. Please return him to CHAS.
11. COOKE, 1)07 E. Main.
LOST?Betwonn Jefferson Hotol and Harrison
nnd Ornee Streets, ? Violet Wreath BROOCH.
Reward If returned to 100(1 W. C.rnce Street.
LOST?In moving on Orovo or Eloyd Avenues,
between Lombardy and Short S?rcela. TOP to
Grandfather's Clock, with ??p??? knobs, Ho?
ward if returned to 121.1 Kloyil Avenue.
LOST?Saturday, In or near Monroe Park, a
Bnbv'a CAP. Reward If returned to 100 N.
Linden Street.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS FOR RENT?Opposite Chimhoraio Park|
four unfurnished moms (second Door), with
modern Improvements. W. U. W?, No. 8318
East Broad Street.
FOR RENT.
WANTED, Tenant for the Randolph Residence,
corner of SUlh and rirnco Streeta; twelve
rooms. Apply to PRESBYTERIAN COMMIT?
TEE OF PUBLICATION, No. 12 Governor St. I
FOR RENT.
TO LET FURNISHED?Borough of Brooklyn, ?!
Y. oily, 717 President Street, on Prrspect
i'nrk Mope, modern 2-story and basement
HOUSE, In exc.-llenl condition (newlv fur
nlsheill. from .tune 1st or .Inly 1st to October
let, nt $68 per month, lo private family of
adult?. Address A. W. F.. I'ostoatco Box 543,
nicliiriofiil.
FOR RENT?Ten rooms of my furnished house to
? party .fitting to honM owner. Address Mr
WALKER, Box (12-1, city.
FOB RENT?Several ROOMS; rome with eottth
and well windows; cerner of First and Canni
Streets. No. int. Applr nt residence.
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE T?T sale ohoap; 2310
East Orfico,
WANTED TO SELL Saw-Mlll, Eight Head Good
Stock nnd Wagons' two lull??? of depot; clenr
pine limber. ?Ill run llfl per cent. ..f No, 1;
large boundary. GARLAND MORRIS, Sut?
ton, Va.
I* PAY MORE for TYPEWRITERS. The NEW
COMMERCIAL VISIBLE. MWH.I, No. <.. lathe
otilv all visible writer on lite mnrket; price.
?r>n; till other makes, New No. ,*! ?Hivers, $150'
Nu. H Remingtons, $fll> to .?pun; rebuilt and re
nickeled machines, nil Inn kos. guiiriinteeil (1
months. $ln up to $?,. VISIBLE TYPE?
WRITER CO.. 1211 E. FAXCltO Street, Uniti
more, Md.
WANTED.
WANTED, to leaso a 10 or 12-room HOUSE;
modern Improvements, $500 to $7i>0 per vpnr;
would take nnexplrcd louse, provided same
Collld be renewed; Cruce or Franklin Street
preferred. Address RENTER, care this office.
MORPHINE, Laudanum, Cocaine and Liquor
hntilts porniniientl.r nnd painlessly cured nt
li?me; no detention from misinos*! action lin
rnctllntel leaves patient in natural, healthy
condition without desire for drugs; cure guar?
niticeli for $10.00. Write for particulars. Dr.
LONG CO., Attillila, Gil.
WANTED, To Buy FEATHER BEDS In Rich?
mond nuil Polorsliurg for ensh. Address CAS
VER linns., 21S S. Lniirt'l Street. .
WANTED, To Buy Some GOATS
tld!
good order. Address GOAT, care this offlco,
etntlng price.
WANTED, HORSES for pasturage; price, $6 per
month. Address BARNEY. Jamestown, Va.
WANTED TO DUY.
WANTED, to buy good working MAHE, with
wagon and bnriicss; also fresh milch COW;
must bo cheap for cash. Address ROBERT,
care this office.
WANTED to buy a HOUSE; oentrally located
or West End; to cost between $n.?WI nnd
$?,?00. Address RAS0K, can? Ibis offlco.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED, Gentleman to Occupy Pleasant Room,
with board; bulli convenient; comfort? of
homi;; two blocks nbove Monroe Park; r?f?r?
enc?e exchanged. AddrcBS A. W. ?., cure
Ulta office.
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED, BOARD for two conti em on and sev
enteen-ycnr-old boy nt Ashlnticl or sume other
place within twenty miles of Richmond; two
lnrge rooms required! bright, cheerful placo
desired. Address D. ?. J., care this office,
advising rates.
SUMMER BOARDERS.
BOARDERS Wantod In a cool, convenient and
comfortable country home, on main Une of
C. *fc O. R. ?.; good fun?; teephtinc lu house;
terms moderate. Address Mr?. J. N. M'COMB,
Swotipe, Augusta county, Va.
BUSINESS WANTS,
$3.im WARRANT?) Drow Shoe,..If tie ?ole
don't vein- Hue?? nnmlli? ?ill Imlfsoln then
fror, nr If th? ?,????|?? lirf-nk Umiligli lipfore
the? first nolo ?Mvirs ?n(. ??-111 (live? you n new
pnlr InsC-iiil. IlltIiV."8 HTuECTlltO l'OWKIl
8HO.I9 FACTORY, "HI Keiit Multi.
DON'T THROW AWAY your old book?, pamph?
lets, ? finer!?, etc., t lmy tlieni. 1). II. HEY,
788 Edit Ceiry.
BOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Stretti
WAX ENE. tho only eltiraM?) ???? polieh.TAU
??? PAINT ? Off? CO,'? 1410 13, Mnln Btfefsb
LADIES' COLUMN.
SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Rtrret.
BETETR than doctor? arid mi-dle-lne-i?DANIEL8'
in.'tliorl of tloep bn-nllilnp miel pliynlcul CM?
tiirc. It costs notliliitf to lurcntlento; 027 E.
Broad
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Slfeote
TO BE An Actor or Antri?? Tako Tlio Shorlse-t
rond te. (he? ??????' vin DANIELS' 8(??????, Ol?'
ACTING! iiiiiKl Completo Bcliool In Ih?? Smith;
privat,? (heulte In connection ? 027 i:. ntonil.
SHEPHERD'S "Special." Yon Eat ?nel Drink It.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.?Tlio VlrRlnl?
Leather Company, llliliuinnil, nre? Ilio only
nininifiinturorR of (Ink T?mne?l Uniting miei
llfi?v-IIielo Lnce Leather 111 the Stillo. Ite?
piiIrlnR work nently ?lone.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARRY Made Poneo With Hid Mothor-lnLnw
by fnkli.r? her to DOYLE'S CAFE, where they
servo the host drink?. In ?'Ity to ladles nntl
gents. Eeventh nntl Flrond,
F-ERSONALS.
HAVE YOU TRIED Doyle's Reviled Oraba The
t?-at you ever tnstrd PO VLB'S LADIES' &
GENTS' CAFE, corner Seventh nnd Broad.
WRITE FOR ???????-?G? Hit of Oak Tanned
Delfine und Itnw-IIIrt"?- Lace Leather. Tlie
only manu facturera In the State. Repair work
neatly done. TUB VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.,
Richmond?
LADIES' Chest? and Busts Developed (no mas
angel; results imsltlvel? guaranteed! tient city
refi-rene.?; lady always In ntti'iulriiio*?. HAN
IKLS' SCHOOL PHYSICAL CULTURE/ 027 15.
Dromi.
SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Street,
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
OUR PRICES Are the Lowest; 'Phone E576 and
we xvill call. M. O. Cnl'l-.I.ANII CO.. IOS ?.
Ninth Street.
ANTIQUES.
SPECIAL SALE for ton days of several flne
pieces of Antique Fundliire nml Brlc-B-Rrnt?;
Ml and Bit North Eighth Street.
BELTING AND LACE LEATHER.
BEST Oak Tanned Bolting and Rnwhlde Lao?
Leather. TUB Villi.1?? LEATHER CO.,
Illchmonrt. the only manufacturers In tho
Stnte. Repair /work neatly done.
"I do wish Tom would conic; I've been waiting an hour for him."
Solution of puzzle in yesterday ? Times-Dispatch. Polo match.
BARBERS.
SCOTT (4 ?. ?). ELECTRIC FADE MAS8AOE,
LEWIS' (82J MA??7~?EW~ SHOP.
Clean Rlinrn. Try LEWIS.
SCOTT (4 N. 0). "ELECTRIC FADE MASSAGE.
NEW BHOP. THE BEST SERVICE.
At LEWIS'. 82S Mnln.
BREAD.
TRY THE PULLMAN ?.??G, The Jefferson
nnil ?ether preeminent clubs, hotel?, etc., une
it; nisei Ilomi'-infnle French, Vienna nnel (1er
mini Ilye Ilrond, Cuke? nini l'Io? umile by
MUELLER'S NKW YOIIK ILMCKHY, No, 410
Went Hrofe.l; 'phono 2">.S0; freo dollTory.
BICYCLES, AC.
JOE, JOE,Tlie Blcyolo Man?Alway? ?omethin?
eleiliin In lem-eiet prleefl, largest sleicU, bent
lrnrkninimliip; eterythlni' up-to-date in Wc.?"?
cien, etc. IlICKKItSTAFl?"??One Store?1803
Enst Mnln.
BARGAINS.
ARE YOU looking for BARGAINS In Clothing 1
Try the BALTIMORE IIAIKIAIN IIOUBH 1?S
Einet Mrond Streot. Cn?h or Credit Clntliln*
House?.
CASH OR CREDIT.
WE CAN SAVE you monoir and ?ell you Men'?,
Hoy?' nnel Children's Clothing, lint? ?nil Fur?
nishing (Jonds on ?ja?y teruiR. I>ee not ???????
pure our prloe with other cash or ereellt r?(eire,i?,
hut with tho chen|ii'Ht ?not ensh ?tore In the
Clt/. HAI/TIMORI. ItAIKiAIN ?10G8?. K?8
13. Ilronel Stroot. Cr?Ii or Crcellt Clothing
House.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS?Jamestown Island Can Bo Rent
oel fur excoriions. For term?, ote?., npply to
L. J. HAHNF.V, Menrtcmvllle. Vn.
FLOOR STAINS.
FLOOR STAINS, All Shaele?.. .TANNER FAINT
& OIL CO., 1411) Eiiflt Mnln Street.
FOR SALE----BARQAIN3.
KEEP MONEY In Circulation at Homo by Using
the VIRGINIA LKATHBIl CO'H Oak Tn.d
Hilling miei Itawhldn Lace I>n(her of Illch
nieiii'l. Tlie only lunniifacturcra lu tha State.
BntlHfnctlnii frtinrnntced.
e ' ? ' ? ?'
CENTS* COLUMN.
BEFORE ORDERING That Now Suit come and
?ee the nice esortment nt Sixth ?nil Main
Suit?, ?IB up; Trousers, $3 up. RICHMOND
TAILORING? CO., Clin?. A. Kpence, Manager.
HAND-MADE SHOES.
VICI, PATENT Leather or Kid Shooi Made to
order; hnnd Rtllehed; boHt material; worlr.
mimhlp nil perfect (It guiiriintccd, for $3.60.
BALTIMOltB SHOE II0U8B, 111U East Mnln
OXFORD SHOES.
LADFES' Fine Oxford Tie? at J1.00. ALBERT
STEIN, comer Fifth and Ilroml Btreeta.
PRINTING.
CHEAPEST Printing Houae In Richmond: Work
Btrlctly frtnst-clHR nnil up-todiito. Telephone
8841 if you have nny doubts, and ivo will
convince yew thut we cnn ??t? you money.
Thl? iiffectR yeiur pocketbook, so keep ue In
tulnd. HARRIS PRINTING CO., 11103 East
Franklin Street.
PAPER NOVELTIES.
PAPER FLOWERS, DESIGNS, FAVORS, HATS,
etc. Mm. PULLEY, 020 W. ?road St. Pb. 37211.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
DAVIS ???,?,??? IS STIM, ? ?13 MOST
rell.-ilile pince for nhotof?rnphfl. Compare
our work nntl priced. From 25c. up; 222
nnd ?17 Urenti.
REDUCED PRICES.
PRICES REDUCED on wntoh worki.Cleanln-f,
$1; Main Sprlnrts. $|; twenty years' experi?
ence. WM. TOfllEN, Jr., -IOS E. Pronti St.,
Richmond, Va. Speci.-icles nnd Eyeglasses,
23 ct?. All work guaranteed.
RUGS AND CARPETS" C L???ID.
CARPETS and RUGS cleaned and stored, The
MODEL IIVEINU * CI.CANINO WORKS, 412
West Droad Street. 'Phone 2011ft.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LADILS' Dlnlng.Rooom nt DOYLE'S Oafe (Cor
ner Dromi nml Seventh), where best drink?
In Ihn city served to ladles nnd gents.
SHEPHERD'B loo Cream Parlors?405 E. Broad.
MEN'S 8I10EB HALF HOI,ED, 75C.;
hullo.", COc.; i-fRtltchc-il, no imlls, no pegs,
best leather. DREWS KI.ECTIUC
POWER SHOE FACTORY, 710 E. Main
Street. ?????? 21107. "Will rnll nini de
liver. Tills nilvprt.HOinent booiI for 10c?
BU ITS TO ORDER.
"EVERY STITCH Mado in Richmond." Nice
assortment of Stilts, ?lfi up; Trousers, $.'? up.
RICHMOND TAILORING CO., Sixth nnd Main.
Charlee A. Hpence, Mnnnuer.
LAWN MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Hepalrod at
HLENNBR'S, ?110 ?\ Fifth Street.
NOTICE.
TO''WHOM IT MAY fiONCERN: Thi? I? to
certify thn? the firm or MORGAN. RMITIIF.lt
A OIIERHANT bnve dissolved partnership. I
will not be responsible for nny debts tunde by
this concern after this dale, Mny 20, 1003.
G. I,. SMITH Bit.
PALM GARDEN.
THE WEATHER Is Oettlng Warm Every Da*f,
hut the lee Is still cheap mid we nre always
ready to furnish you with the coolest ?I'lnk
In town. LUCCHESI IIIKiS., next to the
TO KEEP COOL.
TRY FRAPPE?-YOU EAT IT.
At ALLEN'S-Ntne-Slxteeii Main.
SHEPHERD'S Plnoapple Snow Refreshes,
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS-THE COMMERCIAL VISIBLE,
MODICI, NO. 0; price $5H; discount to agent?!
?11 other mnke from ?in up; Items, ?nil Oliv?
er? ?111 lip VIKIHLB TVPI-.WRITI.il CO.. Ill
L. Fnyette Rtreel, Baltimore, Sid.
UPHOL3TERINQ.
c c. levy. no. r,-n imooK avenue.
ITplioiBierer nn?l Mattress tnnkcr. Old
Unir Mnttrcea mndo good o g new. 1
pnek nml ship furniture! nlso mnVu
Cushion nnd Slip Covers to order.
'Phone 1030.
YOUR MARKET BASKET.
FRESH BUTTER. EGOS AND CHEESE.
HATCHER CPh. 1814). Sixth-Street Mnrket.
BUTTER. TRY HATCHER. BUTTER
Egg?. ('Ph. IMI. ? ?Ml. Street Miti. Lggs.
LITTLE LECTURES ON A BIG SUBJECT.
TALK NO. I.
If you know?to a certainty?that
TEE-DEE WANT ADS
would increase your business you
would invest, wouldn't you ?
INVESTIGATE!
Phone 549.
WILL MEET
Counsel for Machen Claim
His Innocence.
NO MORE ARRESTS MADE
Said that There is a Possibility that the
Intermediary May Turn State's Evi?
dence?Probing Into Irregu?
larities Still Continues.
(Ily Associated Pre?-?.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Muy 28.-A large
corps of Inspectors, Including somo of
the veterans of the service, were at work
probing Into tlio alleged lrroffularltlea at
the Postonico Hepartmeiit to-day, but no
further arrests were mudo.
It Is hhJUI' to bo possible that the Inter?
mediary "?'..?, It Ih alleged, figured In
transaotlona which lod to tho arrest of
August Vf. Machen, the former general
(superintendent of the free delivery ser?
vice, may turn State's evidence His
Identity has not yet been disclosed. Mr,
Woollen's counsel Issued a statement us
' tjertlng his ability to fully disprove all
the charges. The Investigatore ure equal?
ly conlideiiit. The sovenimunt ls anxious
to cxp<-illto tho trial of Machen as much
as possible!, consistent with tho proper
handling of tho case. It is arranging to
have its witnesses at Mochen'H prelimi?
nary hearing? Juno Bth, The preliminary
IicartiiK of the Oro ft Brotliors, the prollts
of whoso firm Machen la ueeiused of shar?
ing on a forty p?er cent, basis, has been
set for Juno nth,
THIOIUQ IS THIRD PAUTY.
Postal ofllclals roiut-??, to ulve any infor?
mation respecting tho go-between who, It
In alleged, figured In the transactions thut
causi-d Machen's nrre-ht. It in snld there
13 a possibility, if not a probability,/that
he would be ust-el as u witness for the
tovernmont The Postuiuater-uencral
5ald to-nlglit:
"That thero la n third party In this mat?
ter I have no doubt, but I cnnnot say
anything further," Ilo was uslteel whether
the delay In making nn arrest was dun
to failure to locate ilio num. The Post?
master-General replied In the negative,
and udeli-il that sometimes there wore
other reason?, He significantly suggested
that sometimes it waa funnel bent nut tu
be too precipitate In taking action, and
there wns nn Intimation that tho depart?
ment might desire the go-between to turn
State's evidence,
A report wns published here to-day that
George \v, Beavers, the former superln?
tondent of division of (salaries nnd allow,
anees, wns In tin? city, but the depart?
nu ut denied having any oticli Information,
Mr. Payne wns asked as t<> the nature
of lia- charg?s ?m ill,? ?igalnst Mr. lienv
jers. Ho replied (bat they plight be
summed up as Urn payment of extrava?
gant prices feir materials nnel supplies
used in i;is division, including time clerks
::i.,I stamping marnine??,. He said lli.it.
there was only one charge Unit Mr. Doav
ii.? had ?.Ivert ? commission on these
supplies, This charge, he sold, Is under
Investigation, ? . li mene rigid over
Iiniiliiii* e,f t|:,. affnire ?f Mr Heavers'
foiiiiiii? olllce uill beg!,, shortly.
ahi-; STILI, l'in iHi.vrj.
The Investlgatlrin of il?> affaire <>f the
free delivery division, It l?- stated, ba?
nnt been interrupted by tbe- iirn-st e,f
Machen. Tie..? Inspectora who brought
about that ?,-suit ure continuing their In?
quiry, and will probablj probe into pUier
Chargea against Mr. Mm hen. ?,, (?,?3
connection l'ostniaster-t lenei -,| Payne t??
?luy salii that one of ilm charges'under
investigation was mi allegati m that Mr.
Machen limi forged tin? name ei'r iinijih.r
man on the pay-roll ubi,?it ten years jigo,
He said that Mr. Machen liri.-v. ,,f this
?liiii'ie-e? aml bad Informed blm (the I'e^t
master,Genernl) tluit ho (Machen) was
ready ut any time ??? bring conclusive
proof that Ii,? wits Inn? ,???:?( ,.r lb,? time?.
?.??lion, (?tiier cbaiges Involve letter box
*fc?.ilr?iula. Bum? of the: chara??, aie ul
? similar nnturo to those on which yes
tenlay'H arrest was based. The overhaul?
ing of the free delivery branch will be
thorough, nini Postmnstcr-Gencriil Payne
to-dny declared, with emphasis that the
Investigation will not end until all Irreg?
ularities hnvo been thoroughly Inquired
Into and eradicated. He snld tlmt he did
not know as yet when it would be possi?
ble to clowe the Investigation, and that
he would not ntteuipt to approximate the
dato. Ho wild there linn been a few
charges ngnlnst several other ollicers of
tho depnrtmont, but the complaints of
Irregularities were confined practically to
tho free delivery service; tho salary und
allowances division, and the ofllco of
the Assistant Attorney-General.
CONFER AS TO PROCEDURE.
Asslstnnt Attorney-General Robb, of the
Postofllce Department, hnd a long con?
ference to-day with United States Dis?
trict Attorney Beach regarding tlio pro?
cedure in tlio Machen caso. It is the
wish of the Postmnster-Oonernl that the
trial of tho case be expedited as much as
possible. Tho eivldence In the caso has al?
ready beon reviewed by Attorney-General
Knox, Solicitor-General Hoyt and District
Attorney Beach, nnd tbo prosecution now
rests with the Department of Justlcn.
The Federal grand Jury Is in Hession, nnd
It la said thnt tlia enne of Mr. Machen
will bo presented Immediately to thut
body. Tlio civil suit and attachment pro?
ceedings to recover the amounts alleged
by the Postonico Department to havo
been obtained from the post-box fnstenei
contracta will bo Instituted at once. This
phase of the cuse Is now In the hands
of the District Attorney. Tho proceeding?
will be similar to those Instituted in the
Green-Onynnr cuso.
WILL MEET TIIID CHARGES.
Charles A. Douglas?., of counsel for Mr.
Machen, to-duy jtavo out the following
statement.
"Mr. Machen has been a long time in
tbo public porvlce, nnd he Is widely and
favorably known throughout tho United
Statos, and it Is duo him thnt the public
should not prejudice bin caso, but should
patiently await developments., "whloh nre
suro to come. Mr. Machen Is ready to
meet, in tho dearest nnd most satlsfac
??tory way, tlio ehnrgos now specifically
mndo ngiiiiifit him, nnd ho now generally
and publicly Inn-ltcH tho most rigid Inves
Hiititlon in every net nnd transaction
connected with his olllcin] life. Moro
thnn this should not now bo snld."
Mr. Machen, under advice of counsel,
refused to discuss the caso.
Dlller ?. Groff, Keillor member of tha
Uriti of Groff Brothors, managers of let
tor box fasteners, who wus arrested last
night for alleged bribery of former Su?
perintendent ?. ??. Maohen, of ihn free
delivery system, appear.??! before Uniteti
States Commissioner Taylor to-dny, but
the preliminary hearing was postponed
until Tuesiliiy, June Dili, ?ur. Gl'off renew?
ed liU bond of ???,??? given last night.
Hainucl ?. GrtilT. the .Iunior member of
the firm, who was arrested last night,
Charged with the name offense ns bis
brother, will appear beforo Commissioner
Taylor to-morrow. Ris preliminary hear?
ing will bo for Tuesday, Juno Oth,
?-? ,
Richmond Collego Notes.
President ??\ ?\'. Boat wrlglit has Just
returned from Chuso city, whero be do?
llverod an address nt th.. closing ?-??t
c-ls.-s of KontliHlili, Academy. This nrail
etny Is mn. of tbo numerous iiiKtllutioiiH
in Virgili la conducted by Richmond Col?
lego, Many of III.? professore me In di?
minu? as commencement speakers, Dis.
Kotishee. ?nul Mil.lull have been lately
called on tu ?perform similar dallos. Dr.
Vuushi-f? delivered the commencement ad?
dress at Bethel mil Institute. N\ p? on
tho '.'Mb, Instant, In- Mit.-hull delivered.
thu address ut (ho Franklin Insilimi; ??;
th.- -.'Sil.
There was a called meeting of tho Ath
1,-lii' Assorbitimi yt-stniliiy to consider n
reqwest by the l'Vi-.ii-iii-k.il.iii-g College 10
be admitted. Into the leagu?? of tho Eiust
era Division of Virginia. Mr. J. Q,
Bragg was eloeled delegate to represent
the Richmond College At-soojatlon In wwe
hucIi a meeting n< nulled.
Manager Alley lum engaged Mr. Fred.
C. Vull. of Urn I'ntvnsliy of l'uni,sylvu
Itia. us beati coach l'.,r 11,,? fo?rt-bal| leant
Ol l'.e? ??. Mr. Vull rumi s highly ri-rum
mended, both as a ilia? coach and strict
'disciplinarian, Ile bua Irt-i-n couching for
lim past four yeais, serving part uf the
Ulne as assistant couch to*Mr. Curl Wil?
liams, head coach of the University o?
G ? t..-v?vanla. The tuli, g.? I? 10 be epl|
? 1 -l.iliil on serurhiK so valuublo a
Brudshuw. uf l?lu of NS'ly'lit, bus
returned from his home, where he nt
temlod tin? funeral of hin mother. .
Prof. Gaines ?pent yesterday 'n com?
pany with Mr. W. V. Thraves, at Amelia
Courthouse, in search of a saddle horse.
The Professor Inspected many Hue steeds
but found none to suit hlm
Managor Alley, of the foot-ball team,
loft yeutorday morning for his home in
Norfolk, on a sick leave.
SUMMER RESORTS.
11 Variety Springs, "Va.
(The AHeghnnles.)
New management. You will llko it.
Write at once for booklet. Address
HANAUER,
Variety Springs, Va.
WARM SPRINGS,
Bath County. Va.,
aro now open for guqsts. Forclroulars
and terms address
K?BANK & GLOVER,
Witrni Springs, Bath ?o., Va
SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS, VA.
Up In the Alleghanles, 2,800 feet abovo
sea level. Elegant swimming pools; cool
nights; fino mountain scenery; strongest
iron und carbonated water In America.
Write for booklet.
B, F. EAKLE, Manager.
MOUNTAIN TOP.
Coolest Resort in Virginia?..
Only >IV? hours from Richmond.
Cheap round-trip lionets every week.
Good livery nnil golfing. AVrlto for
booklet. Address, T, It. GARY,
P. O., Afton. Va. Miiiingor.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
THB IIO.MBHTl?AD HOTEL
will mnko special rales from Juno IDth
to August 15th to parties staying ono
month or longer.
AMUSBMENTS-Golf Links and Club
lliniNe?, Tennis und Seiuiisli Courts, tlwlm
mliiK l'oe,I, D*|ne Buddie Horses and Liv?
ery. C'usino for Dancing, Itoyal Poliiclanii
Orchestrai
Table unexcelled: is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar?
den nnd dairy,
Luxurious lialhs und liioMt curativo wa?
ters known for Rheumatism, Gout, Obesi?
ty and Nervous Troubles.
Fi?isD sTKitny,
Manager,
Ocean View Hotel, p?^.?
Now Open. ally Fine.
Sea l-owl of All Varieties ut Hotel und
Kcstuuruiit,
Booklets ut All Uullroud Offices.
Write J. HULL DA VIDS?N; Mgr.
THE RUTLAND,
HU miles fremi Richmond on the Chesa?
peake mut ('bio Railroad; Hot unii Cold
At'uli-r; convenient mull train mid tele?
phone sen lie. Good Boating und Bathing,
OPENS JU.N'ltl liVi'U. Moderino terms;
first-class fare. Address
"RUTLAND,"
Hnx (IS7, Richmond, Va.
HOTEL BEL AIR, NEWCASTLE, VA.
Ol'KNS JUNIO 1ST,
Under New Wiinugemont,
U?aiilirul hotel, with every eonvoiil
?iii??? mid ilrst .-class cooking. Muslo unit
dancing every evening. PTno Huas Fish
lug. l'Or terms address
MHS. IIOltACl?. WKI.LFOUIJ JON KB.
Greenbrler White Sulphur SprlnuK, W. Va
(The "OLD Wlll'l'ir Sulphur) opens
Jim?- ?i. Kiiiinnis for Its sulphur liatlis.
Muile-rn Improvement?, wit Ii private baths..
Orchestra of id pieces, ??-? mv, $15 io ,25
Week, ?.? to ?'? per month. Write for illus?
trated booklet, Aihij'et-K mull June 1,
0BO: A. MILLS, Jr.. Mgr., Tlio Grufton,
Wnsli.. 1). C.
WANTED, the publie? to know that I liuve op#i|.
ill my l-e.ttucto III Vlriilllli, H.-ue-ll. Vii., f?r Ihu
.imiiieuir; urn t.||u:ite,l right OU lieu ucmii
from; lineili ?Mtf ImileliiK OU Ihu reumi; ???,,,!
?uieillj fail?; terms uienlrrut?-. Apply (u Mm.
i._ ?l M?-**?W^Jlrii1i;-?L*u!,.i'.'1'?1? j*t
SUMMER RESORTS.
"THE CHILDREN'S PARADISE
Mothers have no cause to worry at the
MYLES STAND1SH SPRING HOTEL,
SOUTH DUXBUIT?, MASS.
Seaside und country combined In historic
Plymouth county. A long vacation?Juno
'JO to September 15.
L. ROVER'S SONS, Owners,
WILLARD WILSON', Manager.
HOTEL WILTSHIRE,
HOTEL MAJESTIC.
Ooetn End, Virginia Ave., Atlantic
Within n few steps of the 'numus
pler.H unti till timiiseiiieiits. Till. "\V
mullera In every detall; roblan en
privine hiitliH, eli-valor from street 1
day end upward?. $17.50 per week a
Till?: MAJESTIC, nil modern u|
excellent tuble .1 servlei.?; $2.G.? r
upwards, $12.00 per week nntl iipwii
leta mulled on iipplli'iitlnii.
S. S. PHOEBUS, I
Olvr, N. J,
l?oardwitli,
II.T8HIKK,
?ulte with
?vel; ?3 per
id upwards.
piilMtllll-litrl.
er day und
rds. Iltxili
roprletor.
SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA ?MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Lexington, Vu. file Board of Visitors; at
their Annual Meeting ou the 2Otta dn/ ol
next June, will appoint STATE CADRTS to
fill vucaucles in tlic .'Id, 8th. Oth, 3 8th, lOtli,
2+th. 2Gtb, 2Glh. 32d. B4th. 38th, 30tta
trienstortnl Distriets. snd four vucanclc? AT
law,?. These appointments carry freeboard
nnd tuition. Applications should be ad?
dressed to the undersigned on or before June
?Otli, on forms that will be sent upom re?
quest. SCOTT SI1IPP, Supt.
KIXil-lWORTH HOARDING AND DAY
School for Girls. Re-opens September
24th, l.*i3. I2tl year. Mr.?. II. P. LE
FEBVRE, Miss E. D. HILNTLEY, Prin?
cipals; 122-24 West Franklin Street, U.U
tlmore, Md.
EXCURSIONS.
Via R., F. & P. R. H?
Whit Monday, June ?, 1903.
Round Trip, $2,50.
Train leaves Hancock und Brond Streets
Monday morning at 9 A. M.j loaves Wash?
lngton Tuesday at C P. M, Train stops
at all regular stations.
J. M. THOMPSON ?& CO.
FOR RENT.
Newly arranged and papered, on
the THIRD FLOOR of the TIMES?
DISPATCH BUILDING. Light,
heat und janitor service. For
prlco and particulars apply to the
TIMES-DISPATCH office. Only
three left.
COR RENT,
030 WEST ORACH STREET; 11
rooms; brown .stone front.
?I. II. CARNEAL & BON,
lilt HOU East Main Street.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
BlCAl.t.Jj VimpoiJALS Will -"* Kuoeivuil ?t tho
olTIci? ..f Treiiwirer ef Southern llfiiin-li Nntiiiiuil
ti.iiiiii-1-a? liun.e. rciiziibeth City county. Virulilla,
?Mill ?li o'clock, utwii', JUNB l), 101111. nml then
opened, fur tl?. euiutructloil of II STOH?) ?I'll.Il?
INO. l'Iati? niel u|iefini!iitloii? culi ho sera ut
llie ufTIei! ot Uto (inveniur of tilt) Home.
BHALWR l'ltiil'iiBALS will bo received ut
Um uffici) of Treasure?' Soutliorn Ui'iinch,
N'allunai limito, uj||-ealiuth ?'-Iti' Ciiuiity,
Migli.la. imtll Vi o'clock noon. 3d JUNI-.,
l'.i'?i. und Hum .ipuiied. for a Frame UiilHI
Inii (offlcors' ipim-ters). In accordance with
plans ami itpeclflcatlfine, copies of which
with blank proiinsulu and ollior inforinu
tion, ntiv ho had upon itpplloutlon to Ilio
Tieauiiivr.
The ?tock and the Calendar,
A Lecture by Rev. Carey E. Morrjarti
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 29, AT 8l1S P. M.
UNION STATION CHURCH,
Under tho Auspice? of ? rulli. T? Ilute?.'
fhinuuy Bcboul Ulasa.
Adiiilsslun, i? -Ait-?
y 13?
AMUSEMENTS.
The Giffen Co.
?J!
MATINEE TO-MORROW.
Next Week "Under the Red Robe.
O
o
T0-NIC1HT.
Percy Haswell
'and
Frank Gillmore
...In...
Because She
Loved Him So
Next Week
FAWCKTT
COMPANY
...In...
THE
LITTLE
MINISTER
Scats on Salo,
BASE-BALL.
Richmond vs. Newport News,
May 29th and 30th,
Admission,.10c. and 25c.
Ladles Freo. Game Called at 4:80.
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE
by dlatinifulBlied American Artists, under
the ausplcc-B of tho
RICHMOND ART CLUB,
MAY 18th TO 30th, INCLUSIVE,
PROM 10 A. M. TO 10 P. M.,
No. 11 West Main Street.
Admission, 25 cents.
Children under 12, 10 cents.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETB.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO ?P.M.
ADMISI?N. 'AC.
PRISE ON SATURDAYS.
The Confederate Museum,
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS;
Ope'iiH dally from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25 cents. Freo ou Saturdays.
N011C3.
City of lllchniond. Va.,
Mayor's Office, City Hall,
May 28th, 1?KXI.
SATURDAY, MAY SOTTI, 1903. HK1NO
Memorial Day, it is hereby mdored that
tlio varloiiH offices of tho olty l?o closer!
on Unit day, mid work sus|iorieli?d In thn
various depnrtroonts, so ins as it cnn ho
dono without detriment to tho Interest?!
o? tlio city.
RICHARD M. TAYLOR.
It Mayor.
May 28th. 1903._
??G?a?te?G
Wo nro buyers of AVOOL nil year
through and !??>' highest marlcet prices
and savo you exponsrs. Sacks furnished
freo. Write ua for prices.
WALLERSTEIN PRODUCE CO.,
IB and 21 South 13th St.
STEAMBOATS.
? ^ Night Una for Hor.olk
Leave Richmond daily at 7 P,
M., stopping at Newport News
in both directions.
Daily except Sunday by C, and O, Rail?
way, U'.OU ?. M., 4 P. M.. 8 A. M. and i
P. M. by N. and W. Railway; all linee
connect at Norfolk with direct steamer?
for Now York, sailing dally except Sun?
day. ? P. M.
St?*amers suit from company's wharf
tfuot of Ash Street) Rockettb.
K. V. CllALKLlSY. Olty Ticket Agent,
1212 IS. Main Street.
JOHN F. MA Y EH,' At?i-nt. Wliiirf Foot of
???? Street, Richmond, Va.
II. U. WALKER, V. P. & T. M., New York.
RAILROADS.
y?".~~~
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
9:00 A. M.. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar?
rive? Norfolk 11:20 A. M. Stops only at
Petersbum, Waverly ami Suffolk.
9:05 A. M. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Potershur?; to LynchburB and
Roanoko. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Bluerielel to Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to Knoxvllle?, nnd Knoxvlllo to
Chattanooga arid Memphis.
12:20 P. M., ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmvllle. Lynchbure and Roanoke.
3:00 P. M.. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk 5:20 P. M. Stops only ut
Petersburg; Waverly and Suffolk. Conn-sets
with steamer?? to Boston. Providence. New
York. Baltimore and Washington.
7:25 P. M'.i for Norfolk and all stations
cast of Petersburg.
9:40 P. M.. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to
Lynchbunr and Roanoke; Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga,
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafo Dining
Car.
Trains arrive from the West 7:3?. A. M..
2 P. M. and 8:55 P. tit.; from Norfolk 11:00
A. M. and 7:20 P. M.
Office No. SIS East Main Street.
WT B. BEVILL. C. H. BOSLEY.
Oen. Puss. Agent DI?. Pass. Agent
ATLANTIC COASTLINE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY
BYRD-STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. MAY 24TH.
9:05 A. M. A. C. L. Expresa to all points
South.
9:00 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:20 P. M. Petersburg and N. ?Sr W. West
3:00 P. M. Petersburg nnd Norfolk.
tt:10 P. M. Goldsboro Local.
5:55 P. M. Petersburg local .
7:25 P. M.. "Florida arid West Indian
Limited," to all points South.
9:40 P. M. Petersburg and N. ?ft W. West.
U:au P. M. Petersburg local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:43 A. M.. 7:35 A. M., 8:25 A. M? except
Sunday, 11:25 A. M? 11:00 A. M.. 2:00 P.
M.. 7:20 P. M.? 7:45 P. M.. 8:55 P. M.
t Except Sunday.
C. S. CAMPBELL. Dlv. Pass. Agt
W. J. CHAIO. Oen. Pass. Agt.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Beginning April 1st, 1002,
Cars leave corner Perry und Seventh
Streets. Manchester, every hour (on the
hour) from ? A. M. to 10 P. M-, laut car
11:50 P. M.
Cars leavo Petersburg, foot of Syca
moie Street, every hour from (i:30 A. M.
to 10:30 P. M.
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS.
60 CENTS?ROUND T1UP--CO CENTS.
STEAMBOAT8.
BAY LIKE TO BALTIMORE
Via 0. Ic 0. llwy. und Olii l'oint.
U, ? MAIL ltOUTE.
beavo niellinomi vin <!. & o. dully
except Suini"}-, ut 4 V. M? con?
necting ni Old Point with eteuiner?
of Olii lluy Mue?. ????????? 7:1 G? G
?., iirrlvliig Iliiltlnmr? U:II0 ?. M.,
connecting N'orili, Emit ???,,? West. I'.ir ttckctH
mill I n forum Hem lipply to C. fi 0, llwy., Itlvh?
inolili TiiiiiHfiT I'limpm?', or KHI? l?iint Mull? St.
Clyde Steamshto Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA,
RICHMOND AND NOKFOLIC STEAM
SHIP LINE.
Appointed sailing days: Every
TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY,
at daylight. Freight received daily till
? P. M.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
Steamer POCAHONTAS leaves MON?
DAY, AVEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
7 A. M; for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News, Claioiiiont and
Jaincis River landings, nnd runnei'ting tit
Old Point for Washington, Baltimore and
the North. Slate-rooms reserved for tho
nielli at moderate prices. Electrlo cars
direct to wharf. Ear? only $1.50 and U to
Norfolk. Mush; by O rumi Orchestrion.
Freight received for nbiive-minied places
and all points in Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. 1RV1N W'EISICIER,
General Manager.
E. A. Harbor, Jr.. Secretary.
Transportation Oompany.
Steamship Lino. Diront limito to
Boston, Mass., and Providence? R. I,
(Steamers leuve Norfolk for Boston Tues?
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Satur?
day at U P. M. Passengers and fr??lKht
tuken for all New Enalund points. Tick?
et's on sale ajl'C. & O. Ry. and N. fk W.
Ry. offices arid No. 81!) Enst Main Street.
. a. il yvniQiiT, Am.. Normiu. vu. ,
HAILROADS.
2 Hours and 25 Minutos to Norfolk.
LEAVK IUOHMOND?BA8TCOUND.
1:415 A. M.?Week days?Local to Newport
hew? nud wij elation?.
0:00 A. M.?1'alljr?Limited?Arrives Williams?
bur* 0:6U A U., Newport News 10:30 A.
W., Old Point 11:00 A. 11.. Norfolk 11:23
A. Mi
4:00 P. M.?Week days??pedal?Arrive? Wll?
Ilauuburi? 4:58 J\ M.. Newport New? 8:30
V. M., Old Point 0:00 1*. il:, Notfollt
0:29 P. ?M,
0:00 P. M.?I>allr?Local to Old Point.
HAIN LINK -WI.HTIIOKND.
10:10 ?. II.?Week days?Local to Clifton Fors?
and ?-?t itstious.
2:00 P. ?I.??Dally?Htwelsl to Cincinnati.
LoulaTlIle. ?St. Loul? and ('hlcafo.
B:10 P. M.?Week il....,? ?...?-sl to Doswell.
10:30 P. M.?Oallj??Limited to CluclnnaU.
LoulaTlIle, Bt. L'iuta and fhlcif-o.
JAMB HIVER LINK.
10:20 A. M.?Dallr?Expr?s? to I.yr.t-hburt.
Clifton Fonie and principiti ?tatloas.
8:10 P. M.?Week day??bocal to Ilremo.
TRAINS AllUIVE ItlCIIUONO FROM
Norfolk and Old Point 10:03 A. M. diOl/.
11:43 A. II. Ex. Sun., and 0:30 P. M. dally.
Newport News D-cal 7:20 P. M. Ex. Hun.
From Cincinnati and West 8:1.'. A. M. dally
and 3:30 P. M. daily. Main Line Local from
Clifton Forge 7:13 P. M. Ex. Hun. Doswell
Accoro. 8.83 A. M. Kx. Sim.
Jame? ?trer Line Local from Clifton Fono?
?-35 P. M. dally. Ilretuo Accom. 8:40 A. M.
Ex. ?Sun.
C. E. DO VLB. W. O. W A RTF! EN.
Oen'l Manacer. Diet. l'as?. Act.
RE ? ? Richmond, Frederick?
? I ? 4X G? burg & Potomac R. R
Trains Leavo Richmond?Northward.
3:61 A. M?, dally, Byrd St. Through.
C:45 A. M? dally, Main St. Through.
7:1S A. M., week days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodation.
5:00 A. M., Sundny only. Byrd 3L
Through.
-i:40 A. M? week dnj-H. Bryd St. Through.
12:0G? noon, woek days. Byrd St. Through.
4:00 P. M., week days. Byrd SL 1'red?
erlcksburg accommodation.
6:0? P. hi., dally, Main St. Through.
6:'<B F. M., week daya. Elba. Axhhind ac?
commodation.
8:03 P. M.. dully, Byrd St. Through.
11:10 P. M? week dayH. Elba. Ashland ac?
coiniii?datlon.
Trains Arrive Richmond?Southward.
C:tO A, M? week day?. Elbu. Ashland ac?
commodnllon.
8:15 A. M? week*days. Byrd St.. Fred?
ericks bui tr nccom moda lion.
8:35 A. M?, dally, Byrd St. Through
?';66 A. M. week day?. Byrd St Through.
S;lO P. M., liully, Main St. Tnrougn.
3;,0 P. M., week dnys. Elba. Ashland ne
roniinodntloii.
7:15 P. M., dully, Byrd St. Through.
?:i?i I'. M? dally. Hvr?l SI 'I'hroilgll.
10-.2H P. M., daily. Main St. Through.
11:00 P. M., week day?. Elba. Ashland no?
commodatlon.
Note?Pullmitn Sleeping or Parlor Cum
on nil train? ?xcent local nccominorlntlonn,
W, D ??G?13, C. W.OULP.W. P.TAYLOR.
Oen'l Mnn'r. .?ss't Oeon'l Man'r. Traf. Man'?.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 2t, 3903.
TKAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
7.00 A. M.-Daily. Local tor Oluirlott?!.
13:50 P. M.-Dally. Limited, BuiTot Pull?
man lo Allanta and Birmingham, New
OrleuiiM. Moiuphlu, Chattanooga and all
the South. .'? ?,. ,
0:00 P. M.?Ex. Sunday. Chase City lo
11:05 1;. M.?Dally. Limited; Pullman
ready 8:30 P. M.. for nil the South,
' YORlt KIVEK X.INE.
l'ho favorito route to IWltlmoro and
eastern iiolnts. Leave Blchmoud 4?30 P.
M. Dnlly, except Sunday.
6:00 A. M. -Except Sunday. Loc-ul mixed
for Weal Point.
2:16 P. M.?Local for West Point.
4:30 P. M.?Except Sunday. Eor Wes?
Point, connecting; with steamers for Bal?
timore nnd river landing?..
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
C:.16 A. M. and 11:25 P. M.?From all the
South.
3:25 P. M.
8:10 A. M.?From Chase City.
9:15 A. M.-Biiltliuoro nnd West Point.
4:50 P. M-From West Point.
C. II. ACKERT. S. H. IIARDWICK,
?. M. O. P. ?.
O. W. WKB'rnimY. ?. ?, ?.. niehinon.l. ??.
SEABOARD
?? it Line Ilajlw?w
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
2:20 P. M.-Soabourd Mull?10:33 P. M.-.
Seabourd Express?To Savaiiuuh, Jack?
sonville, Atlanta and Southwest,
0:10 ?. M.?Local?For Norllna and Ham
lot.
TRAINS ARRIVE 'RICHMOND DAILY.
0:35 A. M?No. 34?4:55 P. M.-No. 60?
From Florida. Atluntu and Southwest.
5:30 P. M.?From Norllna and Ideal
points.
City Ticket Ottico 830 Bust Main Street.
'Plumo 103.

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