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The Rate for
Classlflfid Want Advertlslne
ls 1 cent pe; word Net Cash In
ADVANCE, with ? mlnlmum ccst
of 25 cents for each Insertion
The same rate applles to deaths
mtrrlapes, obltuarles and all other |j
classlfled notlces. Nc dlsplay type i
| allowed In the clasalfled columns. I
BJBMBHM IWIIilaTII '""??L-LaUii"
LOST AND FOUND.
WST-Tieaday nlght, WjJM" .'^ifJVSfflft
_r>d I'lrM end Frank ln Street. whi e rhifTm
MOt trlmmert wtth blnek. Snltnnle rew.ird
ff rftnrVed to 18 fia.t Frsnklln Street .
?MZ_V-rT~ar.- nlamond SCABF PIN yester.
0?v nfternoon. Oonimnnleale with J- ???
IIATTIIEW8, ManebMtw._
MBT^^obTy~nl|". ?<l?\" ,_*&?_? ShO*
twlween Tnrlftli nnd Bri.nd nnd H^rse snow
hTitldPic Im.i"V gMd WATCIl, doiible cyae,
wItt old r.'.b aud locket attnehed; letterl
?E' M ? Vncraved on both watrh and l.rkot.
UbVral rrwnrd If reutrned to thla Q"'cc_
bELP WAN i ED-MALE.
AOENTS wanted everywhere; M*. .$?*? ?0m.
bltmtion nccldent nnd ?J<*y*M. '?'?'?,S
nor.ul.ir et-rr offcred: drath brneflr. weeglj
Indcmnltv; nhsolufe protectlon. norel ?.,V''I!J;
nnnnTpromluma $1 to M: ao ?"?^lm.
due>: ?fll to oreryone. elthrr *ex, all ciaimt
Immrdlntrlr pald: tnmirnnee ?wt( $500.(100.
nvral Mmmissions! exeinstte terrltory. x
TBRNATIONAL CO.. 281 BrO-dwaT, New
York._j_.
__tPERIINC_D MAN?Wanted, to emp'.oy a
thorouVh ert.erleneeo' man for mr whlte gooda,
wasb wodi?domeatle. and llneti aeportmentai
man taC be tboroughly "WJ*?* *?e
li.iPB Vone other need apply. U. ai. uuu?
BBNHKIMBR, 10SB-1081 Malti Street. I.yncb
burc, Vn._-_
MANUFAc'TTOiR want. rallaMe man to dalirar
and oollccti horse and wagon and $150 depoalt
nrcen?a rV $21 a wrek and MPfnjes: pernm
Sen" F-AXKLIX. Box 78. Plillndelpbla. P?.
MILLER-W-nted. a miller at once to to to
rrbanna to run a natent roller mlll. .ApplJ
at ttlLEX IXGTO/ HOTEL bet^een 12 nnd
1 Frldnj or Saturday. L. A. Gl XPRt M.
WANTED, peraon to call on retall trade for
m?n?factu-lns bouae; lornl terrltory: snlary
$Yo7Ci pnid weekl.r; expon.c moucy n.lvaneed:
nrerlons experlence unnccsaary; buslncas juc
eesaf-l: Ibelose aelf-addreascd enrelope.
BTAXDARD HOCSE. Cblcngo.
HE bP WAN ngD-?yemale.
COOK?Wtman to cook about a month while
regular cook awayi no children need nppty;
2ofl HarrlFon Street. ^_
COOK?Wanted. a flrst-class cook imroediately.
Apply 02J Fark Arenue. _
TEACHER-Wanted, in my faato^M experi
eneed tenrher. competent ln l-ugllsh. Musie,
Mathematlci (inclndlng A gebra) nd Elra n
inry Latln. Addresa, atating terms, T. M. G.,
Sliangbal, Va.
THE BOXER TROOPS ARE IN PURSUIT OF A "FOREIGN DEVIL." CAN YOU
Roltitlon of ruzzlo ln yesterday's Tlmes-Dlspatch: One can be seen at the bottom
of pfcture%K irom Hght, and tho other ls on the left slde, looklng from top.
SITUATION WANTED?Male
A LIVE, ACTIVE, energotio young man, who
has had e-peflenCO ?? ? Bullrltor. deslres to
travcl for some Olcbmond house: he hHS lioen
verv lucccuaful ln bandling novelttea. Ad
dress C. K., cure thls offlce._
CLERK?Wanted, iltuatlon a. clerk in railroad
cfflro freight or llchct, or nny slmllar poai<
tlon; referencc. It. K., care Uila offlce.
FRINTER?Wanted, by boy of two years' ??
nerlemv nt priutlnR trnee. n J-?b ln some
good "day offlce. Address SITUATION, curo
thls offlce. _______
WANTED, situation ln meroantils business by
young nmn. 10 years old; referonce, lnst enj
Plover. Address INDUSTUIOU8, care thls
offlce. :_
AGEtNTS WANiED.
WAKT_D, lndy or gentleman of fair educatton
to trfvel for a flrm of J250.000 cpltal; sul
nry S1.072 per yenr nnd c-ponsea, PM? wmi
|y. Address. wlth starap, J. A. AL.fc.XA.>
PER, Rlchmond, Va. _____
"FURNITURE. UPHOLS.rErvED.
HIOHEST PHICE pald for Fumlture and Car
pets. BROWN. 627 West Broad fltroot.
?Pnono 3550.
SITUATION WANTED Female
COMFANION?Wanted,?A middle-aged lady de
6lres n posltlon os cnmpanlon for Invnltd lady:
will asslfit In fnmll.v sewliig. Address Mlss
A. OARRETT, Chsriottc Courthouse. \ a.
TEAOKER?A teaoher, who hsa enjoyed excep
ttoiul noel?l as well as edueutlotial ndran
tiiKes. deslres a posillou; would teacb ln re
fiiied fanilly for amnll snlarj; and .priTllege of
OUtslde pntronagc. Address VlRGIMAN, 1B3J
West Baltlmore, Street. Baltlmute. Md.
TLAOH-H?An experlonoNl and suooessful
musle tencher would llkc to board Id a eoni
munlty where nho can seonro a good clnja. or
would teach in a school. Address I LTHI-.L,
AN11ERTON. Hnlnda. Va.._
LADIES' SPECIAU
THOBE OLD FA8HI0N Peppermlnt, Lemon,
I.lnie and Horehound Drops,made fresh and
puro dslly at DYER'S CONFECTIONKRTl. 04
Enst Marsuall Street, Wbolesnle ________
KEW, DELICIOUS Chooolate Ohlps at DYER'B
COXFECTIONERY, 014 East Marshall Street,
Wholessle and Retall._
" VPOU LTRY s'CfPPU E S.
OOLD riBH, OLOBEB and suuplles now in. Flna
Imported Canarles. FANCIER'S SUPPLY CO.,
B17 >V. Broad.
bOARD.NG.
'THE 1ENN0X," 100B E. Marshall, ean fur- |
nlsh tlrst-class dfonnimodatlons to vl"'t<,TS
to the Horso Show; nnn sipinrc from Clty
HMI. WH. C. ALEXANDKK, Troprletor.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
R00M8?Wanted, tenanls for a suite of thre?
dclightful thlrd-atory iixiins ftt No. 205 hnst
Irnnhlln. Apply on the prcmlses._
WANTED.
WANXX-D, all the old rustomers of J. W. PEA;
TKOSS. shoo dealor on Broad Street for pnsl
flfrnj-n yenra, to cnll on me at my new
<iunrt*rs, 311 East Broad Street, wlth UOF
HEIMER'S ECONOMY STOItF..
?WANTED. all per.ions who ha?e loat thelr voice
dtirlng the change In wentlier to know thnt
they can recover same br nstng the i.hei..kpe
C'migh Drops. only fic. per bos at drug etores
and oonfertlonerlos.
WANTED, to buy a good coon dog, Address
J, n. EDW^Iins. Roek F-IH, Conn.
WANTED, to purohaie or buy an Interest n
fomo retall drng business ln *eme town ln
Virglnla. Addresa PFIlL'tlASEH, eare thls
oiflce. _
SPECIAL FOR HORSE SHOW.
HOW T/NHAPPY tnvst be the person who hu
to stny nwake at night wlth thnt tlckllng ln
thront. contlnually coiiRhlng wlth no rellef.
Ds? Cherokee Cough prnps. Iet them dlssnlT? 1
In tnmith. nnd for onee ln your ilfo get a good
nlght's rest and be happy. _|
MISCELLANEOU3 I
JUR0EN3 8ELLB tlie "Royal" and the "Orand !
Ilclper" llangesi no rcpulra necessary to thestii i
tnke care of thrmsolTes.
you CAN'T BE hospltablo and hare a oold
home- get the Crown Bnso-Tturncr (tho most
rmnomlenl qoal store) or tlio Maglc Wood
Stove from JUROENS' nnd be bnppy._
FEATHER BED8.
WANTED to buy Feather BED8; highest cash
n-li-ei pald: nlso Fenthers UnnoTated. 'Phone
37S1.' f.ASPER BROS.. l.OfiVJ West Maln
Street. elty. '_
FEATHER BEDS, Bolstera, Plllows wanted for
cnslr nlso entlre hoiiseholils of Ftirnlture. Ad
nress l-KATHKH BEDS. No. 330 Brook ATcnue.
~HUM"AN HAFr~AND MANAClTRiNQ.
HUOHES' HAIR MANUFAOTORY?All kinds of
huninn bnlr on hand and made to order. See
our latest pompadours. Wholesnle nnd retall.
Halr dresslng, manncurlng. Bhamtionlnc and
faclnl massngc at 122 East Drond Street.
POULTRY," BIRDS, ETC.
IMPORTED HARTZ Mountain Canarles, Jap
nnese Oold Flsh, Cngea, GlobeB. and full llno
of Biipplles. FANCIER'S SOPPL.Y CO., 617
WeU ___________'
=F HORSE-SHOW ~SEATS.
8EVERAL OF THE BEBT seats in the building,
ln front row, for every night. for sale at
LEXtNGTON IIOTEL, News Stand.
OIL STOVES.
JTJEOENB BEIXS OIL BTOVEB.
THE TEE--EE
Daily Business Directory.
CARD8 under thl? head are taken en Jhwa
reonthn' eontract, D..lly aud Sutiday, at fliM
per rnnnth.
BOARDING.
M1BSEB MARTIN'B boaidlng houiei permanent
nnd (rnnsleiil; nlee roi.ni" and good fnro;
100 North Hovrnlb Street._
BOA R DINQ.
MRS. 3. A. WARFIELD, 605 E. Qraee StiMt.
Elegnnt hoiise.
STORAQE.
RICHARPSON _ND CHAPFELL, BeWIaera and
Maln Slreets. Very cheap nnd dry storob.0
roonis. "Phone f>43. ____________
Thoes.
OHAPF6T PLACE to buy shoes. H, BHIREY,
501 East Mnrshall Street.
BOARD AND ROOM3.
HANDSOME R00M8. Best Board. Fashlonable
locallty; 003 West Oracc.
BUSINESS OP PORTUNlTIftS
PARTNER?Wanted, a partnor In a well-ostab
llabed shoe store! 13,000 requlred. Address
"lUIKlNESH," earo thls ofllee.
WANT-D, to buy a good, gentlo fatnlly horae
fnr enah; will tnke hnrness nnd enrrlnge If
untlsfaetery. JOHN 0. FOX. 8__>rtl_Twelfth.
^RTJNl<i~R EPAIRE D;
TRUNK REPAIRINO. 'phone MMl work eallad
for nnd dellvered; qillrk nnd rellable. FXUNil
MX TRUNK FACTOIIY. 311 Enat lhoail (up
atnlrs)._ ,_ I .
~~ 7 ANTIQUES? jC
WE WILL MOVE to our new store. 515 East
Maln Street, Odolifr 20th: speclal snle thls
week. mxiE ANTIQUE FL'RNITURI? CO..
JlOfl North Elglith StrecU
paTntTnoT
OALL UP LEE FORD ('phone 3580) If you want
vour bouse painted or parlors enamelefl; all
work gunrnnteed; ordern promptly attended to.
Khop No. 15 ISnst Maln Street._
REMOVAL
OLDE8T IN OITYi siUbllshed 1805. OEO. A
I.EONHARD. 300 8. Tlne Street. Rlchmond.
Vn., cublnet maker and uphotsterer: antlqiie
work reMorod: new furnltiiro made; nll irork
Ifiiaranteed; manufacturer of GHt-Ed?c l-ur
nitare Pollsh._
BAKERS.
IWAN MUELLER'B New York Bakery, *H> W.
Hroad Street. betwcen Monroe and Henry,
Rlchmond. Va. Flrst-claes Home-Made Drea.U
Frencli. Vlenns and Gcrman Rye Bread. ltot
' Bread dellvered at your home. Cakes nud Ples
k sneclalty. RestsurantB and Prlrato l.tml
llw? aWPllPd d.lly. Telephone 1589.
COLD FEET.
YOU WON'T HATE oold feet if you buy a Flash
or Maglc Wood Stoye at JURGKNS'.
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE?Ten-room DWELLINQ on Maln
Street, oppoalte, coltegc: three-room offlen;
one acre land; flne a|rrlng. For terma adilrnas
Box 133. Mlckalmrg, Va.
DRUOGIBTB?For aal. ^ -_ up-te-date nnd pro.
grPMlng Vlrginln elt? of 2(1.000, an old p?
tabllabed (2J1 yeat-a) bunlncnn; age of owner
the onlr rennon Tor aclltng: an nM(|U6fetIoh?d
bnrirnln for cnnh. Addreaa CITY DRTOOIST,
Box 020, cnre thla olTlee.
POR 8ALE?AtfTOMOB.LE, flno ocr.dltlon, Vlo
torla top; flno r..r olty or country: ca*y to
run; plenty of power for hlll or annd. Ad
drens AUTOMOTULE, care tbla offlce.
FREBH PHlLADtlVl.IA Carameli, Chocolate
ltonated Almnnda. and other Bne cnndlea at
DYER'S fONFECTIONEKY, 011 Enat Mor
shnll Streel.
FOR BALE?COTTOH PLANTAT10N on Hoanoka
Rlver. N. c? 8.". mllea from Norfolk, Vn.
All nccearary houae* nnd nlher liulldlnga, In
good order; Hno arrea under ctilllTatlon and
1/?n ncrea tlniber; ateninlioat Inndlng rn preni
Isea; utc.nl bargnln II. C. IIAnlllNOTON,
Pnlmyrn; N. 0.
LAROE 8T00K OF VIOLETS?Vloleta freah
dnlly at I'nlmnrp Brna.' Slxth nnd llroml.
We reeelTP a freab jat evpry mornlng from
the gnrdena. PALMORE IlltOS., Slxlh nnd
Brond.
FOR BALE?150 feot front by 170 faet doep on
tirore Strppt, nn.l 150 by 1011 feet no QrotO
Avenun, nn a whole r.r n? wanted; raay torniB.
A. F. O. OtlAMER, ChnrlrMon, S. 0.
HORSE BHOW BOX for nate. Box 60 for aalo
entlro week or paeh performnnce. Apply B.i
P. 0. nox 303, Klrbnionil.
WANTED, to aell ono Wober Uprlght P1ANO,
Rosewood cn*o anil ln good condlLloni crlglnnt
coat J400. l dPf>lro to aell wllhln tho noxt
tcn ilnya on aeconnt of leiivmg Iho clty;
tprmn eaay. Addreaa I'lANO, care thla otTlre.
FOR RENf
FOR RENT?Blx-room modern flat; 111 Eaat
Mnln.___^_
WINES AN~D LIQUOR3.
ONE OALLON "Clifton Bpringa," beat $2 on
rnrth, at THE I'EN-.MAlt. I'rnnklln and Pcr
eiUi-enth. Gooda dellrprrd.
OLD OVERHOLT, Montlcalto, Calvort and other
etrnlght whlakle* nt low prlrpn; gonda dell?
ered nny part of the clty. THE I'EX-MAR.
Kranklln nnd SeTcntcenth Streeta.
8WEET STUIK>".
TRY KAEMPF'B 40C. MIXTURE; full money'i
worth.
BALTJL.D ALMONDB AT KAEMPF'B, 110 North
Xlnth. _
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS, Chocolate Braill Nuti,
Chocolate Engllsh Wnlnuta at KAEMPF'R.
MINT CREAM3, any oolor, for that tea.
OLD-FABHIONAL Llcorlce Dropa? KAEMPF'B,
KAEMI'F'S.
SUIYIAC WANTED.
WE ARE IN poiltlon to pay raore for aumao
than any dealer ln Vlrginln. Addresa SU
MAC, care Uila offlce.
PERSONALS.
TABLE'DlCORATIONS, Bon-Bon Box" and lM
Cupa, lalest dcalgna. Mr?. I'LLLKY, DZO W.
Ilrnadi 'phoiie 3720. __________
NEW~ BOOTBLACK PARLOR-Flna ahlne, only
boat pollnh tisrrt. no wnltlng. flve men; 101
Enat Mldfi Stfeet, npxt 1'nstofflce (hnae.ment)_.
WANTEDT TO HANO all the lace eurtaina la
town nu.1 Iny the carpeta. mnke the aliartei
and put on the wentber atrlpa. 0. H. ?0J_*
VELL, No. 211'. M. Slxth Htreet! 'phoue 43B
WANTED, every one who ia aufloring with
cougha, dioanuMiran nnd norp thront to try ttia
Cberokpe Coilgh Dfotto nnd get quick rellefl
Bc. per box nt <lrug atnrea nnd confccHonerlet,
TO COUNTRY BTOREKEEPERB?When you or?
der gooda froui yonr wlinlpsnln. drugglat tell
llipm to put you In tbrep rtoxet) r.e. hoxce
Cbcfokec Cough Dropa ?t tho wholennlc prlcat
good proOl and anllafnetln'i to your oiiatoiiicra.
ONE OAL1.0N "Olifton Sprlngi." beit $2 Whla
kev on eiirlh, nt TIIB PKN-MAH, rninklla
nnd Seventepnth Streeta. (iooda deltvered.
OLD OVERKOLT. Montioello, Calvert and othai
atrnlght whlsklen at loiv prlcra; gooda dell".
oreil nnv pnrt of clty. TllB I'EN-MAU,
Pranklln nnd Bevenleeiith Slrenia._
FRLNCH 8TEAM Dyelng entabllahment; olottiea
Ihorollghly elimicd or ilyed uinde lo lnok cqual
to new, proraptlj flnl-hed, III LEVIN, a_
Enat Mnln Street. _
HOT EOABTED PEANUT3, Bc, quartl peannta
roaated crery day by. tbe New Woewa Peatoit
HoaHter, wlit.lpaule and r.tiill. at DYF.Il'i
roNFKCnoNEllY, 014 B, Mnrahnll, neaf
Sevrnth Street. _ ?_^_
i BEAUTIFUL LAMP Bhadea, Oream Cupa and
nirvaniilhemiima. In fnney Uowern. Mra.'
PULI.BY, 529 Weat lirond. 'Phone 3720.
NOTICB.
J. W, PEATR0S8 wanta hla frlendi and patrona
(o notlee hla new loentliin?wltli HOM1BI
MBU'8 KCOMOM- BDOB BTORB, 311 haat
llipnd Street. _' . .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EVERYBODY who haa uaed the Cherekoe Cough
Rropi will ehoprfully reenmmend them; pura
and wholeaome; been on the mnrke.t ror the
pnat Bfteeu yeara; only BC. per box. Solrt to
the trnd.- by all wholeMle drug atorcg and by
n n DYBR, Wholpsnl.. and Iletall Oandy
Maimfaclurcr; 014 Eaat Morohall, noxt ?
Seventb Htreet. Itlchmond. Va.
IIOrTbeTbHOW BEATB?Not heing ablo t6 ua?
them, wlll aell two apata ln front row. for
ench nlght, for heat offrr. P. 0. Ifr'X -80, clty.
I^illineryT
NEWE8T THIN08 OUT in mlllinery, whita kid
nnd wl.ltp lace hata; lateat deslgnn In Horse
Show gooda. Mr*. M..U WOIUHAM. 210 N.
Thlrd, between tjrace and Ilroad.
LATEST DEBIOH8 in mlllnery. Hot?b Bhow
R.H.d? a nprclnlty. Beaaonable prlcea and
prompt delliery. Mra. ANXA B. ROACU. 220
Eaat Brond Street. __^
niCHMOND PANPHYSION.
RUPTURE AND PILEB eured; no lota of tUna
from biutneas: no kntfe. no dnnger; rbeii
nintlsm and cbronle dlseaaea cured: free _.
Ftay exnmlnatlon: 815 Eaat Frankllu.
VETERAN PARKER
WAS EXPELLED
This Was the Punishment In
nicted for Striking Com
mander Peay.
Yesterday morning. forty-e'ght hours af?
ter Comrade W. M. Parker, of Peters
burg, struck Commandant A. C. Peay,
of the Soldiers* Home, In the face with
his walklng stlck, an order was rearl
out at thc breakfast table, carrylns w.th
lt the expulsion of Veteran Wllllam
Parker from the Home.
There was rapt attention ln thc hall
while the paper whlch made the old sol
dler an exile wns belng road. But it was
not a great surprlse to the vetorans and
to the publlc who had been following the
case.
' Mr. Parker left the Home soon after
breakfast.
The Executlve Commlttee sustalncd
Commandant Peay ln his courso ln tho
matter. Colonel John Murphy, a member
of the commlttee, speaks of Commandant
Peay's admlnlstratlon ln the hlghest
terma, declnrlng that he is the best ofttcer
the Home has had slnce his connectlon
with the board, a perlod of about flftenn
years. The commlttee con.<dered charges
against Veteran Reese yesterday afier
noon. and the decislon rcached will be
oommunlcated to the vcterans nt break
I Cast this morning.
MR. KEEZELL BELIEVES
HE WILL WIN HIS FIGHT
Senator George B. Koezcll, of Rocking
liam, was a central ftguro ln Murphy's
lobby last night, and was In good splrits
concerning his frght for return to the
Benate thls f_ll. "He was asked by a
large number of his admlrers as to the
outlook, and to all he declared in the
rriost cheerful manner that ho oxpected
'to win.
\ "Our party is ln prc-tty good shape,"
] paid the Rocklngham leador, "and wo
have every reason to be hopcful of re
bults. My ruhning matos are good men,
and tho convention that named the tlcket
?was harmonlous. and for the Ilrst tlmo in
years every single delegate olected was
present ln person and took nctive Interest
ln the proceedings.
"My opponer.t and I have. had one ,1oint
discuBBlon, and there will bc others, If lt
Jt, left to mo. "While we have a flght on
our hands, I see no reason to fear deteat,
and wlth the.. proper work from now on
I belleve Rocklngham will return Demo
cratlc representativea to the Genernl As
scmbly thls. foll."
Be-nator Keezell left for his home last
night, and will go actlvely into tho can
vass upon his return.
HOTELS ARE CROWDED
WITH HORSE LOVERS
The hotels of the c-ty are all doing a
hrlvlng buslnesj us a result of the Horse
Show. Aa early us 9 o'clock la*t night
very room at Murphy'a and the I^xlng
on were taken and at the former, par
ora nnd aample rooms were belng press
4 Into serv ce as bed-rooms. At Murphy'e
lie Lexlngton and the Jtrferson, tho lon
les were crowr'cd rt\<\ they ell pro
ented llvely acenoa durlng the oarly
?art of the e.venlng.
. Some of the Vlrginlans repre-sented
ere last night were:
Murphv's?J. II. Freeman, Virglnla; 8.
", Mlller, Mathows; L. O. Gionnlny,
havloiletvllle; C. C. Vaughan, Jr.,
ranklln; E. L. Goss, Somcrtnt; James
, B'chards and wlfe. Bowllng Green;
' 'ra. Sarah Hunter, Fic-derlckshurg; Geo.
. Tallaferro, Gloucester; N. O. l.ecky,
ortsmouth: V. \V. Trower, Keller; T.
'alter Chageman, Smlthfleld; J. O. Jones
.d wlfe. Hampton; V. \Y, Gregory, ol
haBe Clty; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Camp,
ranklln; V>'. H Gray f.nd wlfe, S -
?ell; W C. Fltzhugh, I.'rhana; B. W.
nlth, Norfolk; S. G. Hanger, Poru
outh; W. G. Pritchard. Newport Howr;
W. Bowdoln. Arcomac; 11. Rlcharda,
ewport News; Mr. and Mra. \V. \\".
'are, Toanb; G. 1_. Wave. Raph'ne; K.
Murphy, Botetourt; H. M. Murphy, Ab
QUARLES,
No. 105 EaHt Broad,
9R TOYS AND BPUlt'lING Gl
Ingdon; Tracy aiiowalter, Harrlsonburg;
E. B. Chlles, Hampton; J. H. Crank,
Frcdericks Hall; Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Blaln, Augusta county; J. 1>. Blalr, of
Churchvlllo; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mc?
Clung, Staunton; Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Jordan, Hot Springs; E. A. Snead. Cllf
ton Forge; C. S. Wood, ClarksvlUe; B.
F. Myers, Harrtsonburg; Mr. and M-S.-T.
J. Saiindera.i Everetts, Oscar La.ne, "vVH
llamsburg; W. G. Mathews, Glasgow;
W. F. Clarke, Chase Clty; Mrs. J. J.
bawson, South Boston; John D. Fox,
Avon; J. G. Wilkinson. Charlottesvllle;
Geo. A. Lake, Hampton; B. S. Scott,
Ewell. , ,
Lexlngton?Chas. L. Mosby. Vlrg'nia;
O. G. Deek and w'fe, Smithfleld; E. L.
Everhart and wife, Fnrmville; Wi H.
Wallace. M. D., Dlsputanta; S. T. Bland,
AVest Polnt; T. J. Valsh, Rlchmond; J.
B. Pearce, Rocky Mount; I. H. Adams,
A. E. Hodgson, Norfolk; J. D. Thomp
sou and wlfe. Scottsvllle; James Mltchell,
Hampton; H. P. Kent. Virglnla; J. S.
Pltts and wlfe. Scottsvllle; F. H. Metter
and wlfe. Portsmouth; M. B. Qulsenber
ry, Mineral: A. S. Green. Lawrencev'llo;
W. H. ElIIs, Chase Clty; T. H. Adams,
, Lynchburg.
P93eo_?e?o??eae???o??> ????$
I *#7 -V-*_> jfcactemy. i
eocGsseooooocooooeoffMXBis?!
With Miss Percy Haswell as the star,
cupported by the Gcorge Fawcett Com?
pany, the most talked of play of recont
years, "The Favor of the Queen," will
come to the Academy for two perform
ar.ces next Saturday. As a literary pro
ductlon, "The Favor of the Queen" took
the hlghest rank immediateiy on the oc
caslon of lts orlglnal prescntatlon, when !
it was received wlth a whlrlwind of ap
proval, and as a darlng play In concep
tlon and execution, It has been more
written and talked of than any play ;
for many years past. For tho Ilrst time '?
in thls play Wllllam Shakespoare is ln- |
troduccd as a charaoter, whlle the ex
tremo youth of lts nuthor, Roy S. Sensa
baugh, has been the subject of magazino
ortlcles.
Ada Rehan.
When Mlss Ada Rehan flrst oppearod
as Katherlne ln Shakespearo'a "Tho Tam
lng of the Shrew," nearly twenty years ;
ago, there were many prao'na versod in
the hlstory and trndltlon of the sta^e i
who declared that the role had nevor been |
so well embodled.
Mlss Rehan and Mr. Sklnner will be at
tho Academy next Wednesda,y,
Bi Mus c I Come^y Companv.
"The Sllver Sllpper," John C. Flshcr's
huge muslcal productlon, whlch ls bookod
foi on eiigngament at the Academy on
Thuraday of next week, Is by tlie authors
of "Florodora," and comes here with the
eiidorsemcnt of a slx months' run at the
Broadway Thcatrc, New York.
The Atlnntlc Clty press spnaks hlghly
of Paid Gllmore, who wlll bo seen here
rext week at the Acndemy.
"No. Guilty."
Joseph LeBrandt'B boat play, "Not
Guilty,." a nieludrama along the conven
tlonal llnes, ls the uttractlon whlch la
runnlng at the B'jou Theatre all this
week.
Charles C. Patterson, tho pollceman, haa
a nong that keeps the crowd In good hu
mnr. He is n man "with u heart so bl?
that he flnds it difflcult to button hls
voat"
"Xot Guilty" Is the hlll for all tho
week, wiih a matlnoo to-day nnd one Sat
urday.
" Loo-iin'^ the Loop."
"I.ooplng tho l,oop," rovlsed and mado
newcr, brlghter nnd bettor ln cvery ro
Bpect, under tho managmnt of Alf. T. Wll?
ton, wlll ho the attract'on at tho BIJou
Theatre all noxt week. It is n farco
oomedy-musical comblnatlon, affordlng
ops ortunlty for olever apeclaltlna nnd go--d
ainglng with n chorua of nome twenty
fcmnle volcos, ln now and handsome cos
tumes.
FEVER IS FOLLOWING
RAVAGES OF STORM
(By Assoclated Preas,)
MOrtll.E. AI-A.. Oct. 14,-Accordlng to
Informatlon roce ved by stoamrhlp f "in
GeorgetQWn, Grand C yinon. tho <? .ndl
tlon? on the lhlniidn a? n re-uli of tho
lltirrloana and flood are depl ipohlo, and
the people are sulfer nvt from fever. lt
li. al o utated tlmt thn silpplv of foixl Is
BCapt, The lireakiiiK out of fever l.s ut
trihiitid to decaying fniit and mip of trees
whlch wero fi-llnd hy tho storin and the
numoroua cattle that perlshed,
lt is- Ktated that sinaii rlonntlona of fn-<i
aro coinlng frmn varloti* aources, bu
there l? not aufllolent to relleve. tho ?uf
ferliiBa of the pooror e|are, On thn i lud
are onl;,- two pliyalcl-iia. o c of wli in
is a young tnan of Irnlted oxpericnce,
whilc tho othe; la ralher au old mau.
SUICIDE OPPONENT
KILLS HIMSELF
William U. Danlel Puts a
Hole in Hls
Temple.
(Special to The Timea-Dlspatch.)
DBLAPLANE, VA., Oct. 14.?Willlam
U. Danlel shot hlmself yesterday morn?
lng in the temple with a plstol, and was
doad when found, the plstol lying near
hlm. Ho has resided for about twelve
years throo mlles and a half west of
Dolaplano. Since comlng to that nelgh
borhood he has always been consldered
qulte occentrlc. but has freciuently ex
pressed hlmself as a warm opponent of
suicide,
His health has beon very poor for somo
time past, and no doubt he was entlrely
insane when tho deed was perpetrated.
Two sulcldes have occurred ln this vl
oinity within the last slx months, not
more than half a mlle apart. Mr. Danlel
was a native of Rappahannock and waa
a Confederate soldier.
He ls survived by hls wife and one
daughter.
DR. EVERETT HERE
Democratic Nominej Ir m Nelson At
t- ac's Att ntion.
Dr. John C Eve-ett, Democratic nom
lnee for the House of Delegaies irom
Nelson county, accompinieo . y Mrs.
Everett. Is ln the city ntfcm'lng the Horsa
Show. and is stopping at tho Hotel Lex
Ington. Dr. Everett has never held a
publlc offlce. nnd havlng seve.al I mei
before contested for the honor of a seat
in the House, was eagerly sousiit ov
those lntere'Hed in politics who leatned
of his presence in tho clty last n ght.
Ho Is a man of rather d:Htinsuid-.ed
bearlng, and is a most companionauio
gcntleman, '?, ,, '
Dr. Everett d'd not care to dlscuss tho
politlcal sltuaton ln hls county for pub
licatlnn. but he Is known to be a 1 a: a
worker, and the lmpresslon prova la
among tho"e well posted that ho wlll
cairy the Democratic bannor to succcss
this fall.. . _ ' . , ..
His opponent, Mr. W. H. Goodwln. tho
presont member. has not teen noxnlimea
by tho Republlcans. though ho ls of that
falth, nnd was ln all the conierences of
tlie mlnorlly party held here last wlr.tar.
Dr. and Mlss Everett wlll remaln here
untll Saturday.
MR. BRAXTON LEAVES
Papers in Railroad Appeal Cases Now
Wi'h Frinter,
Hon Allen Caperton Rraxton, of Staun?
ton. lefi for hla home la.t nlght, havlng
spent tho day ln conferonce with hls
colleague, Hon. John D. Jeffrles. of Nor?
folk. on Iho rallroad npppal cise.s. whlch
wlll come up ahorty ln the Supreme Court
In relatlon to tho mntter of demurrag
und delcntlon chn, ges.
The battlo proml os to bo a groat one,
nnd somo of the greatest legnl llghts n
the State- wlll appoar on hoth rlde--. At
tnrnov-G'ener; I Andorson will havo charg j
of tho case for the Stnto and Me.-s.rs.
jeffrles and Braxton will apneai .vitn
hlm for the Stato Board of Trndo, Messrs.
Thom, Hamllton, Wutts, Winkham nnd
others will repra'ent tho ra lioads. a: d
It Is likely that the enses wlll be argued
both ornlv nnd by brlofs.
The paperB p epnred by tho rallroad at
tornoya havo beon filod and are now In
tlie hands of tho prlntor,
MANY COMMIT TEES
ARE SCI1EDULED
Streeta, 6 P. M.; Gro\inds and Bu.ldlngs,
8 P. M.i Light, 7:30 P. M.; "Wuier. 7:S0
P, M.
Tho above nro somo of the Imrortnnt
Cotincll commlttces that nro schedulod
to rneet this aftornoon and ovening,
though thoso nro not all.
All tho meotlnga inontlnnod are rngular
ones nnd mUOh routlnn mattor wlll U'irr.'e
boforo them. Tho proposltlons for c.honper
gas wlll bo conaldored hy tbe Lig'.a \"om
mltleo, and will likely cautio muoh clls
CUIllot),
Tho Wnler Commlttoo, hesldeaj regular
ljualiieaa, wlll consldcr lUaudpi.io cwri?
tracta, olectrolyB'.a reportS nnd many
other special rnuttura.
James Hlvor linprrn'oinont r-illod of a
quorum last nlght, tho on'y nieplbara
present belng Mobhis. C'41'tla, lioelc, G!l
tmin und Dunlop. Tho Hiibcommlttee on
water also falled to meot to,' tho sanie
roason.
Dlstin |i fhed V's'to-s
8omn of tho dlslingulshed vls'tors ut
Wurphy'a last nlght to attecd tho iiorsa
AMUSEMENTS.
B'JOU.
Every Mlght.
Popular Prices
MATINEE
TO-DAY.
Tho MeloJramatlo
Success.
NOT GUSLTY
Beautllul Sceneryl
Thriling Situatlonsl
. ALL THIS WEEK.
Richmond's Carnival.
BASE-BALL PARK.
G8SKIU-MUK0Y.-Lcy?Ty.
Splendld attractions, featurlng the
latest sensatlon. ;
Loop the Loop.
25-MAfGNTFICt:NT SHOWS?25.
7?Great Free Acts?7.
Afternoons and evenlngs.
Admlaston, 10 centa.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STRKBTB.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO B,P. M.
ADMISSION 25C.
FREE ON SATURDAYa
The Gonfederate Museum,
TWELFTH AND Cj-AY BTKEKTS.
Opens daily from 9 A. M. to o f..m.
Admisalon. 25 centa. Free on Saturda>
The Royss.1 Smokeless
Oil He<\ter
's the beat. Every one guaranteeO. Ask
your deacr lor it.
Southern Stove Works.
THE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB
OF RICHMO.iD.
Session of I9j3-'ih pens October 15th.
Mlsa Annle C. Fletcher. Instructreaa;
Mr. M. M. ritracs. Aits and Cralts.
Annly for clrculars of ?__!
VPV MRS. B. LORRArNB,
, Treasurar,
1409 Hanover Street.
HOTELS.
Sea Trout and Drum Flshlng. Meadow
Hen, Quall. Rabblt, Duck, Brant and
Gooso Bhootlng at
Hotel wachaprea^ue
(ncar (Cobb's Islund); 75 olegant rooms.
Mako your ongagements at once. For
booklets and further Informatlon, appiy
to Al H. Ci. MEARS, Prop..
Wachapreaeue, Va.
Show were Sergeant-nt-Arms of the Sen
nto Frank B. Watklns. of Chai lotte; 1/on,
John J. Owen. of Prlice EVlwa d: Hon.
T. A. Overby. of Lunenbiirg: ex-Sonator
Thomas N. Willlams. of Mtckenburg. nnd
nx-Congressman James F. Epea, of Not
toway.
1NVESTIGATION IS
NOW NEARLY OVER
Tho Commltteo of Munlclpal Investlga
tlon has nearly oompleted Uh work, and
but llttle Interost scems to be rnanlfested
ln further moet:ngs of tho body. So far
nothlng has developcd upon wnieh any
one Is llkely to be cunvlctefl ~>t wrjng
rlolng, and tho bnlk of the most itnniagfi._
testlmony Ia ln. Tho commltteo now
nwalts tho return of Major M. M. Mar'lo,
who ls dctalnod ln New York on bilr-llCSS,
and It Ia l.kely that ho may oo gr on a
hoarlng next woek. Utit few moro ("Itllig".
aro expected nnd then the work of draw
ing th oreport will ho laKert up.
lt |m Qxpeoted Chalrman John B Minor
will do tho bulk of thls intrioato work,
though thn flndlngs can bo ea-iilv d'a
counti'd, unless Home furlhor ovldenco of
a slurtllng nntnre should deyolof), whlch
now Kcerns ultogether unllkoly.
Pres dent Will G.?t to Work.
CHy Assoclated PrctBS.)
WArilllNGTON, I). t.\, Oct. 14-? Presl?
dent ItooHovelt's spcech at the unveillng
of the Shcrnian alatiie hore to-morrow
will bo tho laat ho will dellver for aomo
tlmc. After Congress meeta lie will pro
ceecl to dovote h'mnelf to the rnuny Jni
portant inatters coiietmitly comlng up nnd
ho will not b? uble, to miilte engagementH
durlng the aeaaion elthor in Washlngton
or elsewhore.
NOW IS THE TIME
To Order Your Books
For the New Year.
Do not wnlfc untll you want to open
th ^m. Ordor now and havo thom ready
for use,
Wrlto or 'phono (1563).
SIMONS BLANK BOOK C0.f
Designers and Manufacturers of
ELANK BOOKS.
1201 MAINSTREET.RICHMOND.VA
WANTED
dirls for the following work at
good wages and steady employ
ment. Beginners paid while
learning.
Hand Rollers,
Machine Bunch Breakers,
Cperatorsand Feeders
on All-Tobacco Cigarette Ma
chines. Apply to
ALLEN & QINTER Branch.
Vigorous Rubbin
with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniraent w ll
cure Rheumatiam. Neuralgla, D.rawn
Muscles and Slnews, Enlarged J-lnts,
Palns ln Sides. Back. Shouldera and
L.mbs. Best on earth for Man and Beast.
For a lamejiorse lt_has no equal._
SEALE-T'PROPOSALS.
FROPOSALS FOB CAST-IRON AND
Btcel Projectllea for Cannon.?Ordnance
Offlce War Department, Washlngton,
October 13, 1003, Sealcd proposala ln
dupllcate wlll be received here untll 3 F.
M NOVEMBER 12. 1003. for furnlshlng
the following projectlles. more or loss:
Cast-Iron-1.000 15-lb. 3-inch fleld gun
shella; 10.000 76 mm. 18-lb. shell. All the
abovo to be borod and tapped fpr fuze
but wlthout fuzes. 1.800 lo-pdr. 3-lnch R.
F. gun solld shof, 100 33-pdr. 4-lnch so d
shot; 500 1.048-lb. 12-lnch B U /rifle solld
ahot.Steel--.0M 6-pdr. 2.24-inch A. JP.
shell; 2.000 15 pdr.3-lnch A P. shell; 200
"l.nrlr 4-inch A. P. Bhel; 1.300 KS-par. ti
lnch A. P capped shell; 1.600 106-lb. 6-lnch
AP capped shell; 486 08-lb. 5- nch capped
shot 750106-lb. 6-lnf.i capped shot. All
tha above steel projectlles to be bored
and tapped for fuze hut wlthout fuzes.
All the above to be ln accotdanco with
Ordnanco Departmont deslgns except that
alternate blda wlll bo received for all he
above steel projectlles on deslgns of the
lddcr. especlally thoso Havlng ln vlew
an increaso In the shel capac ty wlthout
decreasing the balllstlc nunlltles. Blds
wlll bo received for all or part for fho
foregoing. Tho Unlted States reaerves tho
right to? reject any or all proposala or
narts thoreof. lnformatlon cr.nb.liid
upon appllcation to Brlg. Gen. WILLIAM
CRQZIER, Chlof of Ord-_j_
The City ol' nichmond, Va.,
ampp, Clty Wntor WnW's. Clty Hall.
Ofnce city chas _, Bouing. Supt.,
Rlchmond, Va.. Bopt. itt. .93.
ceived at thla offlce until 6 P. M. OCTO?
BER "9. 1903, for tho coristniotlon nf a
WOODEN CONDUIT, extending from
tho Baslns to tho Punip Work... Infor
nmtloii, speciflcatlons nnd drawlnga can
be oljtalnod at thla oftlca. ,'_"_..
An i.roposnls must bo accompanled by
n eertlrted check for $500, payablo to the
Clty Treasurer. .,
Tho Commlttee on Water reservo tha
( right to reJect^Hor_aUBP^a|a,
sop80,ocl,4:SWS,lj,|2,25,2j______Bupt._
MEETING8.
MKMBERS OF 11ICHMON1) LOIHIK. NO, 1.
1 O u F. are roquoatod lo tucet at iodge
fooro THIS mounixo ot 1Q;30 o'olnek. to ?;?
, lenil fuucrul of brother 15. t- 1'E PUIEST
(noitnoned froai .veatcrday).
!?;. K. PAVIH, llecordliiK Srorotary.
RAILROADS.
SEABOARD
AlH LlNE llAJi^VAV
THA1NB W-AVi- UIC-.A-uMj UAIL.V
_uv i'. M.?oea-oard Aliui?10:35 F. M.?
e.auourd _,*pibj>??To tiuvu-iu.ab, Jacx
bJlivillo. AUuihu und tioutliwest.
8;W A. __.?l^ocul?For Norllna and Haro
TRAINS *!R.UVH .WOHMQSp DAILT
6'_6 A M.?No. 34?4:B? P. M.?No. 66?
From Florldu. Atlant.t ..nd bouthweat.
6:80 P. M.?From Norllna and local
P Cit'y' Tloket OBlce 8? Eojit M?in Btreet
?Puouo *OS.
RA1LROAD3.
LEAVB RICHMOND DAILT.
1:00 A. M., NUK*X)J lv LlAlUED. Ar
rlves Norfolk ll:_0 A M. Stops only at
Peler_ljuiK. SVavcrlj and ouDuik.
6:05 A. M., CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Porlor Car. Peturaburg to Lynehuur* urid
Roanoke. Pullmar. SleeperB RoanoUe to
I'olurpbus. Bluedeld to Clnclnnatl; alao
RoanoKe to Knoxville. and Knoxvllle to
ChJi'nnoogn and Mernphla.
12:10 P. M., ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmvllle, Lynchburr and Hoanoke.
?:00 P. M.. OCEAN SHORE L1MITED.
Arrlvea Norfolk 5:20 P. M Stops only rA
PeterBburg. Waverly and Suffolk. Conneota
wlth steamcry to Boston. Proyldence. Neiv
York. Haltlmore nnd V.ashlngton.
7:2* P. M., for Norfolk and all atatlon
euat of Petersbure. ?_ _,,_._._
9:40 P. M.. NEW ORLEAN3 SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepera. Rlchmond to
Lynchburr and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchourg to Chattanooga.
Mernphla and New Orleans. Cafe Dlnin_
Car.
Tralns arrlve from the West 7:35 A M..
2:05 P. M. and 9:10 P. M.; from Norfolk
11:00 A. M. nnd 7:20 P. M.
Offlce No. 83S East Maln Street.
W B REVTT.L. C. H. ROSLEf.
Gen. Paaa. A_?n? *>la Paaa. Acent.
RC __ D Rlchmond, FrederleVt
? ?? 0. r ? turg o. Potomac R. rt
Irain. ue_ve m_n...uii_?i*orui?_ru.
I:(>1 A M., dally, Byrd St. nuuugo.
b.-tJ A- Al., d_m. Alaui 6i. Vbruugn.
7:lii A. A-., wt-ea d_>a. Eioa. Aantauu ac
cummoaatlon. .
S.ou A. M., Sunday only. Byrd St.
t'hrough. _,_
1:40 A. M? week daya, Byrd St. Through.
i_:uonoon, weeK daya. Byrd St. Itirougo.
4.0U P. M, wh?Ic daya Byru St. I'r.a
erlcksburg accommoaation.
6-06 P. M.. dally. Maln St. Through.
*:_6 P. M.. week daya. Elba. Aahland ao
commodatton. _.
e:uo I' Al.. dully. Byrd St. Through.
Tralns Arrlve Rlchmond?Southward.
6:4U a; M., weeit daya. Erb_- Aahl_nu ao
commodatlon. _ ,_?-?_
8:15 A M., week days. Byrd St. Fred
erlc-ksbur* accommodatlon.
B-.K A. M.. dally. Byrd St. Throuxb
11:? A. M. week days. Byrd 8t. Through.
?t.vo P. M., aaiiy. Main St. Tnruu.n.
8:00 P. M.. week daya. WlDa. Aahland ac?
commoaation. _. ?
7:16 P. M. dally, Byrd 8t. Througn.
Sw / P, ,\1.. dally. rtyrd St I'.primgn.
I0T29 P. M.. dally. Maln St. Through,
Note--Pullman Sleeplng or l'arlor Car
on all tralns *xcept local arcommodatlonj.
W. D. DUKE, C W. CULP. \V. P. TATf LOR,
Gen'l Man'r. ^laa'tGen'l Man'r. Traf. Man 1
Icoo 1-1. 1008.
ATLANTIG GOAST LINE
ii.^ii.w _._.?>_? iuvn_u.\U DA1L.'?
BYKU-S'inci-T Sl'ATlON.
BFFJ-OTi'V-l niUN-JAY-i SEPT. 21ST.
0:05 A. Ml A. C. L. Express to all polnts
South. , ? ?
9:00 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:10 P. M. Potersbiirg and N. & W. West.
3-00 P. M. Peteisburg and Norfolk.
?(4-10 P. M. Goldsboro Local.
5-50 P. M. Petersburg Local.
7-25 P. M. "Florlda and West Indlan Llm
Ited," to all polnts South.
9-HO P. M. Petersburg nnd N. & W. West.
U -30 P. M. Peteraburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:43 A M. 7:35 A. M., 8:25 A. M.1 Sunday
only 11:25 A. M.: 11:00 A. M.. 1:05 P. M..
except Sunday; 2:05 P. M., 7:20 P. M., 7:4c
P. M., 9:10 P. M.
tExcept Sunday.
? C. S. CAMPBELL, Dlv. PasaAgt
W. J. CRAIG, Gon. Pass. Agt.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
BCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT 4. 1903.
7:00 A. M.?Dally. Local for Charlotto.
12:30 P. M.-Dnlly. LImltod. Buffot Pull?
man to Atlanta and Ulrmlnghnm, Now
Orleans, Memphls, Chattanooga and all
tho South. , ?
6:00 P, M,?Ex. Sunday. Chase Clty local.
11:05 P. M.-Daily. Llmtted. Pullman
ready 9:30 P. Mr, for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
Tho favorlte route to Baltlmore and
Eastern polnts. Leave Rlchmond 4:31) P,i
M. dally. except Sunday.
5:00 A. M. Except Bunday. Local mlxod
for West Polnt. ' -
2:35 P. M.-Loool for AVest Polnt. ? ?
4:30 P, M.-Exoept Sunday. l'or \\ost
Polnt, connectlng wlth steamera for Bal?
tlmore nnd river land'^L.-.,-,?.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICUMOND
6:5f> A. M. und 6:45 P. M.-From nl| the
8^3oUp''M.~From Clmrlotte nnd Durham,
8:40 A. M.-From Chase Clty.
0:15 A. M.-Bnltlmoro and West Polnt.
5:10 P. M.-From West 'Polnt. ? _ _
C. H. ACK10RT, S, H. HAKDWICh,,
G. M. ? _. ?i } ? A.
C. W. WESTBURY, D. |>. A.,
Rlchmond, Va,
A Veferan's New Book,
"The Passing of Satan,
Death airtWell."
A rarltv ln snered fictlon. unlque and
instructlve; by Colonel A. J. Rogera. l'or
ml by"ali book doalers. Malled to any
addresa; prloe, $1.00.
RAILROADS.
2 I ciis and 25 rY.Inut.s loHor/oIk
L.0.A V _ _iL'U_U..il?____i>ww.v_,.
7:48 _. _.. ? u-.ij?i^cl tu :.v?i<ort Nawa
-<iU Hu; ?L_Uuua.
6:00 A. Al.?U-lly?Liwlted?Arrlres WillUma.
burji U:Sti A. VI.. Newrpor: Newa lu:30 A.
it., Old l'uliu U:0o A. M., Nurfol* HUtS
A. Al
4:00 l: Al.?Wefk daya?Sprrlal?Arrlr,* Wll
Iknonburg i M P. Al.. Kawporl New? 6:30
I'. Al.. Old l'ulnt 6:00 1'. Al.. Norfolk
6:25 P. Al.
6i00 P. M ? Dally?Lwal fo Oh! r<d_t.
AJA1N LJNK-WKSTIIOt'ND.
10:10 A. At.?Local?Dally ?o Cbiirlotte-rllla,
eiceut Bundiiy lo Cllfton Konse.
8:00 P, Al.?Dnlly?Speclal tu Clnclnnmtl,
IxlulnTllle St. Lollli. KIlU ClllCagO.
6:15 1'. AJ.? IVitli daya?Local to UuriLinartlle.
10:30 P, M.?Dally?Llmlted to Cloclnnatl,
Loulavllle. St. Lonla end Chteasn.
JAAIE8 HIVEK LINE.
10:20 A M.?b?llj?E.xiircnx to Lynchtmra.
Cllfton I'orce and prlnclp-l atntloo-.
6:10 P. Jl.?I7p>k daya?Local to Wirren.
TKAINB AtlUIVE KICIIAIONII FllOAl
Norfolk and Old I'olut 10:05 A. Al. da Jy.
11:45 A Ai. Bx. Surj.. and 7:00 P. Al. dclly.
Nctvpo.-t NfHi- I^ocal 7:65 P, Al. dally.
F:om CiiKiunutl and Weat 7:45 A. Al. dnlly
and 3:50 f. 11. dally. Maln Llur Ixwat from
CllfKn Forgf S:10 l>. M. Kx. Sun from Clltton
Forpe dalljr trom Cbarlotteartlle*. Gordon-trlll
Accom. H:.in A. Al. Ei. Sun.
Junea Klffr Llnr Local from Cllfton ForBB
6:35 P. Al. dally. Vt'arren Accom. 8:40 A. M.
Ex. Pon.
C. E. POvr.E.
Ocd'1 AIana_*r.
f..ckkpwi i*d pstomum
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Lt_iiiiiin_, Af-i'ii i-t, idj_,
Cars Icuvc cumur i'eny uuu aeventb
Btretita, Ma-Ciib-l?ry every nuur '.on tho
liouu irom o A. M. to lu I'. M., laat car
ll:ou P. M -'? _
Cara leavo Peteraburg, foot of byca
moie Street, every hour froir 6:30 A. M_
to 10:30 P. M.
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS.
(0 CENTS?ROUND TP.lP-?> CENT*.
STEAMQOATS.
BSerchanis and RSiners
Transpor.ation Company.
Steamship Line.Direct Routo to
fcosion, Mass,r and Providencs,!!.!,
Olcaint-ib i-u,? .miiIuii, lyi uu.'iu.i iu?.
day, Wounu.uay. _? riuny and tiuuday. For
piuviUenuu MouJay, Tliuraauy and riarur
day at ? P. M. Paasengers anu trelght
taken for all New Kngiund polnts Tick
ets on sale ot C. & O. Ry and N. & W.
Ry offlces nnd No. 819 East Mmn Street.
R. H WRiGHT. A!" Norfolk. Va
Bw-stiiifslff_i cj.
Hlght LIiij for Norfolk.
Leave Rlchmond dally (foot of Aah
6treet) 7 P- M, Steamera stop at New
port Newa in both dlrectlons. Fare $2.60,
Incluoea atateroorn berthi meala, 50c.
eUC"' FOR NEW YORK.
Bv Chesapeako and Ohlo Ry? ! A, M?
4 P Ml! hy Norfolk nnd Wostorn Ry., 3
A \1 3 P. M. All llnos connoi-t at Norfolk
w'lth'clirect steamera for New York, aall
uYK dally (exc.pt Sunday) 7 P M.
k. F.CIIALKLEY. Clty Tlckot Agent,
S08 0, Main Street!
JOHN F. MAYF.R. Affont, Wharf Foot o(
A-;h Street, Rlchmond, Vn.
H R. WAI.KEH. V. P. & T. M., New York.
VIPGIWV F7V!CftTfO>l COMPAHY
jA.U-9 i,l?-ll JJ-il _,liS_,.
tjteawiei t'yCAWVW'A'AS leavea MON
Da?, \t i_jJiS_.ou^t_ uiiU i-'rCiiJAl at
7 a. M. for Norfolk, Portaiiiuuiti, uici
Poillt, Newpurt Nevva, Claicinunt ami
I jamoi itivor lundmns, and c-oni.ect.ng at
Old Point for Wa-iiingion, Ualllrnoro and
tlie North. Stute-rooms rosurved for tha
jilulit at modoiutu pricea, Electrio cora
dlreot to wluuf. Fare only J1.60 und $1 to
Norfolk. Mualc hy Orand OrolH'str;on.
Freisht rcculved for above-n^med plucea
and nl polnta In Eastern Vlrginia nni
North Carollna. IRV1N WEISlUKR.
Genernl Mnnager.
E, A. BARBER. Jr., Se'-retary.
BAY 1.IKE TO UAI.TJMOHE
VU U. & O. Hwy, umi um I'uinU
U, B MA1L HOUl'h,
Li'iivii ICU-liinuiiil vl.i 0. k 0. ilnllj
fici-pl (liniilny. ut 4 P. Al., coii
ot'ctlnc ii t Old Polnt wlth atcuuiora
of iilil itnv l.lin-. liiuvliig T: 1ft l*.
M? urrlvliii; naltlmori' fl:3fi A. Al..
coniii'ctliiK NorlU. Knat nnd West. I'nr tlrkt-ti
?jiiiI liiforinallmi iipply to C. & O. Kwy.. nkh
inotid Truuafrr Compuuy, ot XliO Kaal Muln 8t
Giiyde Steamship Go.'s
PHILADELPHIA,
RICHMOND ANJJ NUUFUtiK LINM.
FremIH ruct-iveu anu umiveitU uui.y -t
C. & u. R'w'y Co.'a douoi, SuvuiueouUl
mid Rroad _troeu_

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