The times dispatch. [volume], December 16, 1903, Image 8

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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TEE-DEE WANT ADS,
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The Rats for
Cfanlffid Want Advartlsln?
la 1 cent per word Nel Cash In
advance, with a minimum cost
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Sudden Death of Auditor John
W. Hall Brings
Grief.
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
Veterans and Councilnicn to At?
tend in a Body?Other
Soutlisicle News.
.Manchester Bureau Tlmes-Dlspatch. (
No. 1102 Hull Street. J
Owing to the death of Auditor Hall
the Board of Aldermen did not meet, In
business session last night, but ndjournetl
to Friday night. A committee was ap?
pointed to act In conjunction with a sim?
ilar one appointed from the Common
Council to draff resolutions on the death
of Mr. Hall.
The' Joint committee consists of Messrs.
Patram and Abholt, of tho Board; Owen,
Grlzzard nnd Simpson, of the Common
Council. This committee will meet to?
morrow night and draft Its resolutions,
and they will bo presented at a Joint
meeting of the Council at 7:30 o'clock
Friday night. At that timo the vacant
andltorshlp will be filled.
Mr. Barrett was appointed a committee
of one to purchase from Mann and Brown
?. suitable floral design.
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. Perdue, Aboott, Hooker. Kudd,
Barrett and Patram.
CAMP MEETS.
A called meeting of Joseph Johnston
Camp was held last night, and tho fol?
lowing pall-bearers appointed to attend
the funeral this afternoon: Messrs. J. T.
Abbott, J. A. Llpscomb. J. J. Blanton,
. J. W. Bronaugh, E. B. Howie. S. R.
Owen, ?. ?\\ Wolslger and Judgo William
I, Clopton.
The1 camp will meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon to attend the funeral In a body.
SEVERAL CANDIDATES.
The importance of filling the vacancy
occasioned by tho death of Mr. Hall has
urged the Council to loso little time In
electing some one.
Several candidates have already pre?
sented themselves, and on Friday night
the vacancy will probably be filled.
Expressions of sorrow and regret were
general all over the city when the sudden
death of Mr. John Wesley Hall was
learned. Sir. Hall was esteemed by all
who?knew htm, and those w,io knew h m
best loved him as a man of integrity
and honor. He was in good health, ap?
parently, at 1 o'clock Monday night. At
that time he was In conversation with
a Tlmes-Dlspatch man and Alderman Pa?
tram, while standing: on Hull Street, near
Eleventh, and talked pleasantly and In?
terestingly on the payment of the capi?
tation taxes. He died at 1:16 A. M. Tues?
day at his home at Twelfth and Buln
brldge Streets, aiter only a few moments'
Uliiess, in the^ presence of his devoted son.
Just before (ils death he snt at a table
writing. His son was In bed In the same
room. The latter noticed a book fall
from the table. Then l..s father arose,
rubbed his hands and sa,'d In a strange
voice: " believe J am losing my senses.
CUnton, Is that you?"
The son put his father to bed and called
Dr. Rucker and Dr. Ma thews. Every?
thing was done for him, but lie died in
a few minutes.
Mr. Hall was City Auditor and clerk ot
both branches of the City Council. He
was assisted In the work by his son, Mr.
John C. Hall, and when he was stricken
he was in tho act of writing out the min?
utes of the last meeting of the Common
Council and arranging Ills papers for the
meeting of tho Board of Aldermen sched?
uled for last night.
The funerul will bo from Balnbrldge
Street Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and the burial will be In Maury Ceme?
tery.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Mr. Hall was born In Manchester August
2, lSvS. He was educated in the public
schools of Manchester. In the early pan
of his Ufe he engaged.In the commission
business with Jonii?.R.? Jo.ler. He was
also in. business v.'ith'Ciiaries II. McMur
do. He became a member of tho Man?
chester Artillery at the outbreak of the
war. and was a prleoner at Port Dela?
ware fur ono year. He was book-koepor
for G. H. Murilen for two years, und was
with John It. Jeter, in Richmond for ten
yeara. Mr. Hull was also associated in
business with Cliuniblin and bolgh. Later
he was In business with Egberl G. Leigh,
Jr., and Company. After that firm d s
?olved partnership he went to work for
tho Union Brokeragi! Company, of Rich?
mond.
In January, 1SS5. he was elected to suc?
ceed J. V. Vadun as City Auditor of Man?
chester, Mr. Vacien having tiled while
holding that position.
o?r. lian maineii -uins i-iiuiu t., lune}, ?
o? Manchester,?. September 23, 1SC7. The !
ceremony was performed In tho I3a;n
brldge Street Baptist Church by the Rev.
Dr. J. L. urrows, Mrs. Hall was tho
adopted daughter of Mrs. Thlrza Hatch?
er Blaiiklagshii). The wife died May JO,
ISM.
Mr. Hall Is survived by four children
John C. Hall, Mfss Ruuy Hall, Miss Mat
tie J. Hall and Miss Marlon B. Hall, of
?Manchester. One daughter, Miss Salile
?. Hull, d.ed August 4, Itili.
Mr. Hall was the son of Mrs. Salilo
Brldgewater Hall and Zacharlah Hall.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Little Robert Jewctt, who fell from a
porch and sprained his arm and lug, Is
doing well under the treatment of Dr.
Ingrani.
Kev. John H a n non will address the Antl
Baloon League of Bwansboro ut West End
Church to-morrow night.
John Toney wa.s fined by Mayor Mau?
rice for being drunk and disorderly, and
then he was lined $33 for contempt ami
put under bond for six months. He went
to Jail.
Beth Ellis, who fell from a train neiir
News Ferry Monday and ha^iy injured
lilmt.aH', Is getting along nicely under
the treatment of Dr. Ingrain und Dr.
Merchant.
ENTKItTAIN PYTHIANB.
Manchester IJyihliins will entertain their
brethren of Richmond al Anderson's Hall,
Ninth and Hull Streets, at a o'clock to?
morrow night, Thero will be music und
refreshments.
ACADEMY
and Tomorrow, I
Return to Richmond From a Fi
GRACE
Supported by ROBERT LOIA
In Wm, A. Brady's Exc
PRETTY
Prie?? riatlawr, $1, 75c, 5 Oc. 25c?
tsoaraers or io
Your Rooms.
There are Differ?
ent people looking
r->__-. rt ? .. f^? Dnnvrl
marriages, obituaries arid all othe
classified notices. No display typ
allowed In the classified column!
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST- WATCH CHARM. WITH INSC
tlon on ono side, to Dr. from Motile, on <
nido smn 11 diamond set, Inaldo containing
photoKraplie.I Finder will ho rewn'd?d ?
turni pit it to BARTON HEIGHTS D
or Rooms.
If you put an ad. in
)ne Day Only, you
niss the searchers for
he other Five Days.
Put a Little Tee
Dee Want Ad. in for
Six Days, and catch
them all. You will be
surprised at the result.
? Very Best Wood Heaters
.ASH?Cast Iron bottom and top (In
sizes.)
AR?Sheet Ironi with cast-Iron feet
hree sizes.)
r sale by leading dealers everywhere,
SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS,
inufactui-ers of all kinds of Stoves.
he Valentine Museum
HELP WANTED?Male.
ANT INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY E
$10 to $100 monthly In eparo timo corrosi
ine for uowspaporsj nj canmesing.
for particulars. NORTHERN. PRESS t
DICATE. Lockport, ?. Y.
RECRUITS WANTED TOR THE V.
Marino Corp? Able-bodied, unmarried ?
between ages of 21 nnd 35. lor. sot
ashore and afloat. Apply at ShafT Hi
Ing?, next door to General Postofflco.
WANTED, FOR O. S. ARMY: A
bodied, unmarried men, between age
21 and 35, citizens of United States
good character and temperate habits,
can speak, read and write English.
Informaron apply to Rncrultlng Off
110 East Broad Street. Richmond, V.
SITUATION WANTED?IM
BOOKKBEPER-AN EXPERIENCED E.
man College graduato desires by Januar;
a position ns bookkeeper, assistant, ?
work, or any position pertaining to I
keeping or banking house business; ox
enccd typewriter; can also at piar Tor ? ?
torvlow at any timo; testimonials and
references. Address W. L. E,, BvX L3, C
mont, Va.
WANTED-? PHYSICIAN AND SURO
desires a salaried position with some Viri
corporation; has tor the last two years
both hospital and outdoor work: age.
Addross ?. X. Y., care of this office.
WANTED. A POSITION WITH SOME F
(wholesale preforred) by strong young ?
wilting to commence at bottom and Worl
promotion; good referenoo. J. IL OYI
Peers P. O., Va.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAt?
years o? ago; noi choice In work; has
office experience. Address HURRY, cure
office.
HELP WANTED?Femalt
BRIGHT, ACTIVE SALESGIRLS WAS
at MILLER & RHOADS'. Apply at
LKV'KNTH AND CLAST STKfcliiiTU.
Of EN 10 ?. ?. ?? 5 P. M.
ADMISSION 2BC.
FRER 'JN SATDROAVa
WAiNAUiJK'? Ul' r lue, ueui mam uwyi.
COOK-WANTED, A SINGLE WOMAN ?
cook, family of thrco; must sleep on liren
Ises. Apply I3u9 Giovo Avenue betweun Ua
vey and PIurn.
SALESLADIES?WANTED,
TWELFTH AND CLAY STRKKTS.
Opens daily from 9 A M. to ? P. M.
Admission. 25 cent*. Freo on Saturday?.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office of the
Capitol Building and Loan Association,
No. 8 Merchants National Bank Building.
December 8, 191)3
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ? OF TrllS As?
sociation have this day de-laroi a Dl I- I
UK.NU (No. 41) of THREE t>ER CENTUM \
out of the not earnings for tho six months
ending November 3uth. Checks will be mail?
ed stockholders. JOHN B. WELSH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
LEGAL NOTICES.
? HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR
1 UtNlA. TO THE SHERIFF OF T.iE
CITY OF RICHMOND, GREET.'.NO:
We command you to sumin.n The Ches?
apeake and Ohio Railway Company, a
corporation chartered and doing bus ?as;
under the laws of the Siate oc Vhgi.ia,
and the Cleveland, Cincinnati, U.Ieago
and St. Lou* ? Railway Company, a non?
resident corporation, to appear at the
clerk's oilice of our Law and Equity
Court of the city of Richmond, at the
courthouse of said city, at the i-ulrs to te
holden for said court on the TuiKu
MONDAY In December, 1003. to answer
ihe action of 13. C. Day.or and T. F.
Minor, partners in trade under trio firm
name and style of Bay.or cc Minor, o? a
Bica of trespass on the eise in asoiimpist.
lainages'; one hundred dollars,
i And have then there th s wr t.
I Witness, P. P. Wtnsion. clerk of our
I said court, at Richmond, tue 12.lv diy of
December. 1DK?, nnd In the l-'&lh yodi? ??
the Commonwealth.
P. P, WINSTON. Clerk.
J. Kent Rawley, p. q. dec 16-law-lw
NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE.
Office Collector of City Taxes,
Room 7, First Floor, City Hall,
Richmond, Va., Dec. 1, 1303.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYLRS.-THE
LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES; HiiAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL, for 1.0; ?
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this ot?
tico. I
EVERY male 21 years of ago, and
EVERY p'eisun keeping house or do ng
business In ilio city Is assess ad for per?
sonal laxes. These who havo noi pa.d
? any city taxes during the year will please
? call anil settle, so ua to avoid be.ug poet
I cd as delinquents.
GRADINO, PAVING, PIPE AND S.JW
1 ER CONNECTION HILLS are alsj clue.
! and will have to ho declared delinquent if
I not paid on or beforo end of year,
I FIVE PER CENT, w il be added to lost
half If not paid on or before DECE??L
BER ?list.
| Interest at SIX PER CENT, also at.
I taches to all bills as suun aa reported do
I illlqi.lMll.
Particular attent'on Is called to the
I above, us under an ordinance passed Dy
the City Council there can be no uvoid
unce of the penally.
Office opon from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
FRANK \Y. CUNNINGHAM,
dec l-t3Ilnc Collector of Ci y Taxes,
Richmond, Va., Dec, it, 10*J,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OP THE
BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF
RiCrtMuND will he closed on aPTl ti Iter
the 16th INSTANT and reopened the 2d
DAY OF JANUARY, 11,01.
EDW. J. WARREN,
declo-HG Auditor.
AMUSEMENTS.
?Il ? M _ ?very Night
ta,"/ v"' *?* " Regular Mats
I ITTI E nuiiDou
bi 11 Li. ?p???p
AROUND THE CORNER
? talo of Love, Honor, Villainy und
intrigue,
-TO-NIGHT
Matinee and High!.
va Mon'.hs' Run in New York ol
GEORGE
IKE and a Coimany of 70 in
l'j'.sile Prasentmsnt of
PEGGY.
Night, $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c. 35c, 25c
SALESMEN WANTED.
WAMTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
to travel and solicit orders for blank bonks,
filing boxes, printing, lithographing ami ?,.?
office stationery in Eastern Kentucky .ind
West Virginia: only tln.se who are familiar
with the needs of banks, clerks' offices und
llnanclal corporations need apply. AiLlp'ss,
with, references, slaloment of expeilenca In
the business and salary oxp.Uod, VUE
BRADLEir & CHLJ3ERT CO Ml? AN iT. Lo>dS
ville, liy.
SALESMEN WANTED, PERMANENT Posi?
tions, to sell new map of U>e b'nued Slates
and World, size ???46 mclu's, two mfaps In one;
? representatives now at work making f'J? ?
?0 per week. Address RAND. W ? ALLY &
CO., M2 Fifth Avenue, Now York.
WOOD AND COAL.
rOR CASH-CORD SAWED PINE, ?5.J0:
sawed oak, {6; coal at lowest prices, FLO?D
TYLER, 'Mi West Car}?, 't'hone I?79.
INSTRUCTIONS.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
MRS. MARGARET WHITEHEAD
NEVILLE
Is Now Forming Classes for Women ana
Children In
PHYSICAL CULTURE
At 008 B, Grace Street,
REDUCED PRICES.
PRICES RLDUCLD on wntcli wore: Cleaning,
?l? Main Sprint;?. $1; twenty years' expert'
elice. WM. TUlllSN. .ir.. -IOS 13. Uroiid Street,
lilctimoiid. Vu. Spectacles und Uye|?Ia?iet,
25 cts. All work cunrutitwrt.
STENOGRAPHY.
STENOGRAPHERS
FURNISHED
by our
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
(Male or Female) to operato any machine.
Wn furnish thorn promptly ? we carefully ex?
amine all applicants; we select to moot your
r?fiul're niente!
NO CHARGE TO BITHER PARTY.
Call us or 'phone or write
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO.,
802 East Main Street,
'Phone 8449, Richmond, Va.
MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OF ROSNdlY
IRON AND LUMBER COMl'AN Y, LIMI I'.iD,
The annual mestine o? the Stockholdurs of
the Rosney Iron und Lumber Company, Lim?
ited, will ho hold at thu olllco of tho Com
puny ut Roaney, In Iho county of Bucking?
ham, la the otate of VlrKinla, on tbo SEC?
OND MONDAV of JANUARY next, between
the hours of 3 and ? o'clock P. M., ?->?? the
election of two Directors f.r tie on? .lag
year, and Ilio transaction of such oilier uuil
ness as may comu foofoiu the meellns.
FRANK T. SHAW, Presluetlt.
CHARLES T. HElFdMDER. Jr.,
Beere tury.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OP
the Studinomi;! s of the PLA.vTiiitd NA?
TIONAL HANK of Richmond, Va,, will be
held on TUESDAY, January l?, ISM, at U M.
o'clock In thu bank building.
RICHARD H. SMITH. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK of
Richmond, Va... will be held at Us Uan.uiiK
House, U(M E. Main Birout, at 1. o ul >.k
TUESDAY, January Litli, 1901
JOHN M. MILLER, Jr., Canillar,
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
NOTICE ajT^HlTpmSTTdEETING OF
CREDlTUit?.
IN THE DISTRICI? CuURT OF THE
UNIlED STATES FUR THcJ EASi.
EHN DISTRICT Off VtrtGlNlA.
In Hie Matter or \ Bankruptcy,
GEO. U. PEYTON, < In
Bankrupt. f No, -JO I.
To the prod, tore of GEO. O, PE Y i ON, of
Rlchmund. In the county of Henr.eo,
und district of aforesaid, hankrup .
Notice Is hereby given that on the 3d
day of Dec, A. D, UU, ine said ti?j,
t?. PEYTON was duly adjuil.cated a
bankrupt; and that the Hr.-.t u.eollng ??
lis credliorH will be held In my ?-ftco,
Room No. 10, Postoltlco Build., g. Huai
iiiiuul, Virginia, on tho 17tu DAY OF
DEC, A- D. 1!H)3, at 10 o'oiock m ilio tore?
noun, at whlcr time the ?,??.? o uiluure
may attorni, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, exam.no the bankiupt, and i.and
aci sucii other business as may propjily
com? before said meetlns.
no. il. TALLEY,
Reieieo ? Bankruptcy,
December US, ?&\?.
No ii.sibots returned in bankrupt's sclid.
ulf-s.
E. V. Farlnholt, Attorney for Bankrupt
STEAM BQ?fSr
SAY USL XO BALTUIUIU
Vu Q, 4 0. ?,*?. ?.uu ?., ?-uiul.
11. u >???L ?gnu,
Leuvv lllcliuijuil rie C, ?t U. (UH)
?icei'l tiuml?). ?t ? If. XL, cuu
pcclluf ut Ulti l'Olili ?liti alt-nuier?
Ut DUI iluj Une. leu ?lu.? ! : l u j',
U., arrivili? llallluium li..'IO A. U.,
ceuuecllp? N u, m. K??t Sud Writ. Kur UcttM
? Gii liilurnihUiju ?|>plr tei O. te U, Uwf., ?tico?
?UDd TrittilU Oouhi?hj, et ?W ?.?t Utl? ?b
Tee-Dee Wat
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED, BOARD IN THE COUNTRY?
near Richmond, with quiet ? opio .muj?
have J-oiited roam;-ternis moderalo! roforonie?
oxeiiiSigod. Address Miss M? cara une ottica.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
LEIGH, R, oTl-LAKoETlvKLL-FURNIBr-IED
Bocond-story front room; rcnsor.it.blo,
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED, THREE COMFORTABLY VVTU
, nlshod ? rooms for housekeeping by throe
? adult?. | Addrosii P. O. bius 277. _
REAL ESTATE"?For Rent.
! FOR RENT-FAMILT LEAVING CITY WILL
rout seven furnished rooms on tirsi (loor .ioti
two furnished rooms on second door; .rood
Korvnnl on tho place Apply 3-'3 South Third
I Street. 'Phone 238.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PARTIES HAVINO LARGE NUMBERS OF
young appio Ireos, some hearing, ani ?'???
largo tracia of the very best apple land In
tho Piedmont section, wish to assodato with
themselves other parties wh ? can furnish
twonty-flvo to fifty thousand dollars to tnrm
a company for tho fuither development of the
appio business. Address APPLES, care this
office
DON'T YOU ?????? THAT CHRISTMAS
would loo? hrlitl-tor to tho family If that old
parlor suit or much wero newly upholstered
In some ???? dale goods. J?RGENS will do
It at a modulilo price and guarautoo satis
faction; flll-St East Broad Street.
WANTED, A MAN WITH ?5.000 TO TAKE
position as secretary and bookkeeper In maa
ufacturlng business to ?11 place of ono resign,
nd on account of 111 health. Answer Box 4SI,
Norfolk, Va.
WANTED, A PARTNER IN A FIRST-CLASS
payable business; must have $10,000; business
woll established. Address W., caro this of?
fice. ,
SECRETARY-WANTED, SECRETARY AND
treasurer for Incorporated company; must
Invest J500; good salary, large returns on In.
vestment. Address P. O. Box 277.
J?RGENS ??3 ? MAG ??G-????? SUPPLT
of Heating Stoves; they are exceptionally
cheap, toj; 116 21 East Broad Street
READ SYDNOR & HUNDLET'S "AD." TO
DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS,
FRENCH ACCORDION PLAITING AND SUN
I burst Skirts by Mrs. W. W. TILLER, Brook
Road, Richmond, Va. 'Phono 4673.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE SPECIAL GOODS
we aro offering for this week. E. B. TAY?
LOR CO., 1011 East Main Street.
JUST RECEIVED, HUNDRED POUNDS
of Trowbrldgo's Chocolate Chips to be sold
at 35 cents a pound; don t miss the oppor?
tunity. A. P. LUCCHESI, next to Bijou..
WE REPAIR AND POLISH TOUR FURNI
ture as it should be dono at the very '-wo-t
price. C. E. LYDA. 41? W. Main.
READ SYDNOR- & HUNDLEY'S "AD.". TO
DAY._
BARGAINS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR 6, 10, 25, 50, 'ta,
$1 toy counters. E, B. TAYLOR CO.. 1011
East Main Street. _
ANTIQUES.
DON'T FORGET BIGGS' ANTIQUE STORE
when looking tor Christmas and wedding
presents?, 615 East Main.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED-A FINE COL
lectlon of original Antiques at low prices. L.
N. ARNALL, 318 Brook Avenue,
LET THE
TEE-DEE
WANT ADS.
BRINS THE
Xmas Shoppers
TO YOU.
Contracts ought to be made
now.
1,000 words at $9,00 Per 1,000
2,000 ""els atS8.50pcr |,Q00
3,000 words at $8.00 P<" 1,000 I
5,000 words at $7.50 PQr 1,000
'Phone 549 for the Want Ad.
Man. He will come, so will re?
sults.
STEAMBOATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
Steamship Lino. . Direct Routo to .
Boston, Mass., and Providence, R. I.
steamers leavu Norfolk for. Boston Tues?
day, Weunes?uy, Fnuay anil Sunday. For
Provldeuco Monaay, riivaday anil Satur?
day at ? P. M. Passengers and Height
Uilien for all Now England points. Tick?
ets on sale at C. & O. Ry. and N. & W,
Ry, Office* and i\o. $19'East Main Street
II. H. WRIGHT, Agt.. Norfolk, Va.
"virginia navigation company,
JAMES HIVER DAY LINE.
STEA?ia? PUCAiiUNTAH leaves MON?
DAY. WKONEsOAIf and F1UUA? ut 7
A. M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ulu Point,
Newport News, CUiemont and James
River landings, and connecting at Did
l'oint for Washington, Baltimore and the
North. State-rooms reserved for the nlgnt
at moderato prices. Eleclrlo ' care direct
to wharf. Tare only 81.50 and $1 to Nor.
folk. Music by Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-namel places
and all points In Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRV1N WEISCH?R,
General Manager.
OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP CO.
Night Un. lor Norfolk
l*?v? ElchaiQuil every oneulu? (foot of Ail?
etreetj 7 H. M> btaair.or* nop at Now
port News in both uirettion?. Far? ?2.&0.
inoluues stateroom berth) meal?? 60?.
??on. .??" ?? * ? *?
FOR NEW YORK.
By Chesapeake and Ohio Ry., S A. M..
1 F, U.; by Norfolk and Western Ry.. 9
A. M.. 3 P. M. All lines connect at Nor?
folk with direct steamers for Now York,
sailing daily (except Sunday) 7 P. M.
K. P, CHALKLEY; City Ticket Agent.
&0S E. M?ln Street.
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent. Wharf Foot Of
Ash Street, Richmond, Va.
?, ?. WALKER. V. P. & T. M-. New York.
Clyde Steamship Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND ANP NORFOLK LINE.
Freight received and dellvured dally at
? ?. r\ ???,'., <?? ?? fiAnot. Seventeenth
it Ads. Satisfy Every Want.
IT PAYS TO USE
TEE-DEE
WANT ADS.
?Phone 849 for the Want Ad,
mart. He will come. ,
PERSONALS.
THE POvVHATAN HOTEL rs NOW np?n. ?
. modi? led and fiorouRhly equipped with tl*'
furnlehlnite and with fnuliloM bed?. Mannt'
merit, GEO. L. PEYTON, of White Hulphu
RocklirldKu and Jordan Alum Sprlnca, ar
H. M, BERRELY, 20 years conductor, on t
ft O, R. R.
THIS SCENE IN AN AFRICAN DESEI
NAME AND THE NAME OF A FRAOI
PARTS OF THE SCENE AND Rl
MANCHESTER'S PROPER
BUSINESS HOUSES
NOTICE.
CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS-GO TO MRS.
NICHOLS', at 1202 Hull 8troot, for all lends
of toys; dolli, a specialty, mechanl.nl toys
and everything olso In toy.and; co.ife tl .nor , I
(lireworks and full Xmas lino; prices tue low?
est! call and see.
BROWNE & CONSTINE. 205 EAST BROAD,
wish to announce to the puollo that .liey
have come to stay.
WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF IT BEFORE?
Lovely Imported em.kins - njvoltles at
STILL'S, DOS E. Main Street.
VT SUGGESTS A PRETTY FEMALE
\ANT FLOWER. GUESS THE FOUR
?AD THEIR INITIAL LETTERS.
I THE TEE-lE? I
Daily Business Directory!
BOARDING.
MISSES MARTIN'S bonding beuiei permanent
and transient; nice rouais kdi) good fare;
ion North Sevontb Htr'ot.
8MCES.
CHEAPEBT PLACE to buy shoe?. H. SHIRE ?,
SOt Bust Marshall Street.
______
RICHARDEON AMD CRAFF?.IX, ?*Wldere an?)
Main Streets, Vrrjr cheap asd dry momve
room?. 'Itone 843.
HAVE your BXOVL8 tua ruKnau?B rapante
In firn ?-olii ?? order nt n roiieoiinblo tirld> lir
the l'IMl-Ml'H-llOni?IlR CO., 818 E. llronil,
Tinning, sanitary pltiuitiing ami gita llttlng
drnc promptly.
BROWNE A CONSTINE HAVE COM.'? T?
stay and will always havo a larga sto' ?
of Crockery, Glasawaro and Brlca-Uroo: 'ik
Enel Dromi Street.
? WILL BUY YOUR SECOND-HAND CUOTlf.
lng, hats, shoes, ?to. ; good price? and apo1
caaii paid. M. KEIOEU WON E. Ma.n Street.
I SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT WIHf
klee and guarantee ttunllty and quantity
goods delivered. KELLEY'S, 1703 E. Mar
? ?hall Street.
HAVE YOU EVER THIED OUR FRENCH
process for cleaning gentlemen's olrt thing'
Mrs. A. J. PYLE, 315 Norto Fifth Street.
'Phone 2523.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE
city to ?elect your Xmas present from. E.
?. TAYLOR CO., 1011 E. Muln Street am:
0 E. Broad.
HAVE YOUR PLUMBING DONE PROMPT!/!
and Cfirroctly by an cxpeit at a moderati
cost by DAN'L. O'DON NBL. Zi N. Nlntt
Street.
1 AM NOW READY TO KURNI8H .?LI
Christmas goods?best quality at lowaa
prices. CHAS.' KINO, Grocer, ?25 Ni S.x.h flt
MEW BOOTBLACK.PARLOR?Fine thine, onlj
best pottab unfit, no .w? I ting, (lie me?; 101!
Kiiat Main Street, next I'oatnRlce (basiimnnt)
15 SPENT AT D. O'SULLlVAN'S GROCERY
502 E. Marshall, will buy you 17.50 worth.
BEAD SYDNOR &. HUNDLEY'S "AD." TO
DAY._,_
FOR SALE.
BANKRUPT BALE OF THE WALL ????G?
Stock of F. L. BRAUER & BRO . c raprlemj
f?ll line of Blank's Gilt?. Tapce.rlcs, Ja?
panese Leathers, etc.; al?o tools and .tlstur?
Will, sell as a whole or In portion?. Apply J
W. BRAUER, Trustee, 20S ?. F.f h Street
debts unless personally contracted by myself.
J. B. HORNER
5 SPENT AT D. O'SULLIVAN'S OROCERT,.
502 E. Marshall, will buy you ?7.60 worth.
U3AD 8YDNOR & HUNDLEY'S "AD." TO?
DAY.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
STRAIGHT WHISKEYS-OVERHOLT fFIVB
years). f3.60 por gallon; Montlcello tflve
yeare), ?3.50 per gallon; Carroll Spring (four
years), ?2.26 gallon; Clifton Springs, best U
good? on earth; Old Ohaiter ifull quart),
bottled In bond, il; gO".?ds delivor-d. KEl._Y,
?03 Franklin.
POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC.
? FULL SONO?NEW LOT IMPORTED
? Hartz Mountain and St- Andreasberg Ci.na
rius. FANCIERS' SUPPL? Co/, 617 West
Broad._
h?ickEn~insurancb.-conkey's ROUP
Cure saves the sick ones, ko-pj weh oiws
well. FANCIERS' 8UPPL? CO.. 617 West
Broad.
WAGON8.
WAGONS TO SUIT YOU AT RICHARDSON
BROS.'. 613. Brook Avenue.
SERVICEABLE TRUCKS AND WAGONS
butlt; repairing done promptly nt reasonable
prices. We have one second-hand two-horse
Truck on hand, In good order, cheap. W. IL
MADISON _ CO.. ?50 B. FjrajikUn._
FREE HEELING^
with shoes and havo men's shoes half ailed
75c, ladles' 00c., wo will put on 2.V. reel
freo. Good until December 19th. DREW'o
ELECTRIC POWER SHOE PAOTuRlf, ne
East Main Street. 'Phone 2?!67.
BICYCLES.
CHILDREN'S WHEELS, NEW AND ?EC
OND RAND. ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
TOMPKINS'. TOY STORE, 311 W. BROAD.
I0ARDE?8?805 E. Once. Street. A room el?
way? for tratnlont?. Mra J. A. WAItKIKI.D.
WANTED.
'HERE ARE ALL KINDS OF BAROArNS
AT THE AUGUST GROCERY CO.'S b'JO ES
SEE OUR LAROE AD. IN THIS PAPER
FOR SOME OF THEM. OUR MEAT, ? ??
TER AND GAME DEPARTM .IN : Ci!*TilE
BEAT. 'PHONE YOUR ORDER IN AND
IT WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
rOU MIGHT MISS THE LITTLE CHURCH
around the corner, but you can't miss t'-e lit?
tle store around tho corner, whore you ? an
get all kinds of'mixed nuts nnd Christinas
candles. A. P. LUCCHESI, next to Bijou.
AM PROUD TO SHOW MY ?tlENDS THIS
odd- and unique Imported smoking artici?; it
Is so useful and attractive.' A large assort?
ment at STILL'S, W8 E. Main Street.
VANTED, TO BORROW ?8.000 ON VAL
uable piece of real estate for a term of years;
no real estate agent need apply. Addruas P.
O. Box No. VX, Richmond, vs.
JET YOUR WATER KEYS FOR TURNING
off water at A. D. JENKINS'. General
Blackrmlth and? Repairer. 40? - N. Madison
StroeL A supply always on hand.
r~you"want'a stove that heats go
to J?RGENS' BURNITURE STORE, .13-21
East Bro-id f-ireet.
XiOK OVER THE LIST OF XMAS GOODS
advertised by THE E. B. TAVLOR CO. for
thia week.
r?AD 8YDNOR & HUNDLEY'S "AD." TO?
DAY.
IPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK ON DOLLS,
E. B, TAYLOR CO., 1DU East Main Stniet
THE MOST AFt'K.i?UiAic.u ?,.??^.?. ...?
present for a gentleman Is an ?.?,??a?'?:
smoking novelty. You will And a great va
rlcty and reasonable prices at BTIl.L'8, sos
E. Main Street.
LET SCHNUUMAN ma?e you a Halnprool
Overcoat to ordor for $2S?made la my owr
workrooms. 800 demonstration of quelita?? ol
Cravcnette In window. BCHNUHMA-N, Tall.
1 or and Furnisher, Se7 East Main.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, DYNAMOS. STORAGE
Batteries, Electric Wiring and Telepho..*.??? In
stalled. OEO. W. EUKER CO., 16 N. Sivintt
Btreot.
OUR PROCESS FOR CLEANING PLUMES
! and feather boa? Is the best. Try IL Mis
A. J. PYLE, 315 North Fifth Street. 'Phou.
I 2523.
THE E. B. TAYLOR CO. HAVE lOO-FlECE
I Havlland China Dinner Sola complete, will
squp tureen, for ???.
TO SAVE MONEY GET PRICES AT D
O'BULLIVAN'S GROCERY, V)? E. Marshall
before you buy.
' ?2.00-8TITCHDOWN SHOES AND GAITERS
our own make. DREWS EL?LTRIJ SnOfc
FACTORY! US E. Main.?
I TRY MY STRAIGHT WHISKIES: NO RE'ITI
lied goods sold: guods delivered. KELLEY'S
1703 East Marshall Street.
TO GET YOUR PLUMBING. HEATING ANf
tinning done properly go to t, B. DALi'Ol?
& cu.. Iti Uovornor Street.
SAVES COAL?WEATHER STRIPPING PU1
on. C. B. NORVELL. 211V4 N. SUth Street
'Phone 156.
COMB A.S'U --T A SQUARE AiEAL: CuOK
ed well at SCHLIBHEK'S RE01AUHANT
C07 Cost Marshall.
READ SYDNOR & HUNDLEY'S "AD."
DAY,
nOkS. ? ANOMUt-tii
FOR BALE?100 FIRST-CLASS MULES. AP?
ply at JUS. LASllTEU'S ti'LA ULES, ur ti. P.
/-? ?? ? inriv.ilrai nnd Lemb Strebt?.
?12.50 DOLL TO BE GIVEN AWAY' AT TOMP.
KINS' TOY HOUSE, 311 WEST BROAD,
?Phone 31115.
Chlr.OPOD' AND lYiA ICUU
CHIROPODY AND MANICURE PARLORS
Faclal and scalp massage, shampooing am]
superfluous hair rernovod. 'Phono 11)23, 117 E.
Broad.
3
GOLD AND SILVER DUYERS.
WANTtD?OLD GOLD AND SIL VES In any
condition; blphest rush prices paid, or will
give WatcheH lewolry, Silverware In e*?
chiinge, A. M. .MKYEH AND 11HO., Jeweler*.
No. C23 Broad Streot. Ulcbaiood. Va.
RAILROADS.
^WNvtt^Wntn
?m. mmm
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
8:00 A, M.-NORf'?LK. LIMITED. Ar?
rive? Norfolk U:ai a. M. fcilops only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk.
P;05 A, M.?CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buft?l
Parlor Car, Peteraburg to Lynchburg une
Rcauoke. i'uiliuan Sleeper? Jloauuku to
Coluuiiiua, Uluolleid to Cincinnati; also
Ruuuoko to lvnoxville, and Kiioxvillo to
Chuiuuioogu. and Memphis.
l_:iu t, ??.??iUAXNUjia EXPRESS for
Eat inviliti, L.? ueliuuig aim ruuiiuko.
a;ud P. M.?UCivAN bHuRlii LijutED.
Arinca iMiriuiK o!S0 f. ai. ?lopa uiiiy at
i-uiuiBuuit?, Waveiiy and buuuik. Con?
nuota wiui aiouuiui'd tu ttUalUll, i'lUVI?
uen.io, IsotV lui'ii, Baliwnuru und Hast.?
Riattili.
?vi? 1J. M.?For Norfolk and all stations
tahL ui Puteisburg,
9:40 P. M.-.NlsiW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepers, Hichmund to
Lynctiburg and Ruuiiuko; Petersburg tu
Lam luiuioi _; Lynch mira lo Chuiianuugu,
MoiupniB uiul New uriuuiid. ?Julo uunug
Car. '
Traine arrive from the Weet 7:35 A, M.,
2;Ui P. M. and U:w P. M.i fioni Norfolk
11:00 A. M. and 7:W P. M.
Office No. Mi> Hunt Main Street.
\Y. B, BEVILL, C. H. HUSLKT,
for West PolnL
.1:15 P. M,?Local for West Point.
I :S0 P. M.?-xcupt Sunday, for Weet
Point, connecting with steamer? for Hal?
timore and river landings.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
0:65 A. M. and 6:43 P. U?From all tl??
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
??UUIND t/??lVIl JV4_ll?UU'1liJ UAit.1 ?
? V HU-tiXrtlSiE'i? HIWV ION.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST,
0:00 A. M. A. C. L ??J?presif to all point?
South.
9:ou A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:10 P. M? Petersburg and N. & W. Went,
900 P. M. Peteisburg und Norfolk.
ti'iu p. M. Uoldsburo Local.
Ci'?O P. M. Petersburg Local.
I'M P. M. "Florida and West India? Llm,
Red," to all pointe South.
??40 P. M. Petersburg and N. & W, Wen.
11'30 P. M. Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARJUVB RICHMOND.
9:43 A. M., 7:85 A. M? S:.'5 A. M.i Sunday
only 11:25 A, M:; 11:00 A. M.. 1:05 P. ?G,
oxcopt Sunday: ?:05 P. M.^*i:20 ?, M., 7;43
P. M.. 9:10 P. M. -
TExcent Sunday. _,
C S. CAMPBELL, DJv._feM.AfV
v?. _. riRAiOv Gen. Pua. Ait. ?
Solution of puzzle In yesterday's Tlmes
Plspatch.
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 1. 1903.
7:00 A. M.?Dally. Local for Cnarlotle.
12:30 P. M.?Dully. Limited. Buffet Pull?
man to Atlanta and Uirmliienain, New
Orleans, Memphis. Chattattowta and all
ttie South.
6:00 P. M.?Ex. Sunday. Chase City local.
lu:2U P. M.?Dally. Limited. l'ullmun
ready 11:30.P. M., for aU the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
Tho favorite route to .Baltimore and
Eastern pointe. Leave Richmond i.?o P.
M. dally, except Sunday.
6:00 A. M. Excepi. Sunday, Local mixed
Oen. pas?. Agent, Ole, Pass. Agent,
?outh. ' ?
3.3? ?, M.?From Charlotte and Durham.
S:40 ?. M.?From C|ia8e City.
11:15 A. M.?Hal timore and West Point.
6:10 V. M.-From West Point.
C. H, ACKERT, S. ii. H ARD WICK,
O. M. G. P. A.
C. W. WESTBURY, D. P. ?..
Richmond. Va.
Chesapeake
fif?ff & Uh?o Ry.
2 hours and 25 minute? to Noriolk,
LWAYt? KiUUiiUoU? t?AS'li?OUM).
1:60 ?. Ai.--Lujly?lAKlel lu Kuwiuri New?
sud wuy biuiiuus.
8:00 a. a?.?Duiiy?muilted?Arri?*? William??
bur? 0:l>a A. M., .Nuwpori .Nt?*? 10:30 A.
M., Old t'iiiut ??'.??'?. M., .Norlolk ?????
A. kl, l'ui-tsinuuth 11 ?45 A. M.
4:00 P. M.?ttfi'k duys?t?pi'clul?Arrlre? VVll
lliiutlmrg 1:60 P. M., Newuort N?w? 3:31)
P. U., Old l'oint 0;ou 1?, M.. .Norfolk UM
P. M., l'oruiuoutli 8H5-P. Il,
?:00 P, M.?Uelty?Locul to Old l'olqt,
MAIN UNE?WESTBOUND.
10:10 A. M.?Loc-il?Except buudxy, to Clifton
Forge.
3:0O P, H,?Dfclly?Special to Ciuciano M,
Loulavllh, nt. Louis and Chicago.
6:16 P M.?VNwk days?-Loe?! W l'iederlck?'
Hall. ?
JOiSt i>, M.?Dally?Llmttea te Clacluu?iL
Louisville, Bt, LouU and Cblci go.
JAMES lUVEIl LINE.
10:20 A. M.?Dalli??Exprua? to Lyocbburg,
Clirtun Jorge t>ud prluclpal station*.
6:J.6 I?, M.?'Week duys?Locul tu lirvuat.
TUAINH ?tllUlVU lllOUMUND l'UDJl
Norfolk sud Did Polut 10:05 A. M. dally,
11 ?46 ?. M. K*. t?un., and 7:00 |?. M. dully.
Newport News Locul 8:00 p. M?, dully.
From Clucluimtl sud IVeat 7:?^ ?. M. dally
?ad 8:80 P. M. dally. Main Milo Lueal from
Cllftou l'orge 8:10 1'. M. IS?. Buu. from Cilfluo
Forge, Fredericks' Hull Accom. B:.1d A. li. Vi.
Bun.
Jeme? ItlTor Lias Local from Clifton Porga
?;3? ?. ?. dally. Bremo Accom. 8:10 A. 11.
Ex. Sun. ^
C. B. DOVLB, W. ?. WAUTHEN.
n^ii'M.n.??. D1*L Paia. Ast.
LEAKY ROOFS.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL UP ARM
ITACI E MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
?phone 871, or writo us a postal; we will ex?
amine sumo and report cost of putting It in
good order.
G ? --
MILLINERY.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN MILLINERY
Musl reduce my stock bit r.? Jan ar i?t
to mako Improvements In my ?tore. My en?
tire stock will be sold r b? rdloss o. oiaL
Mrs.'JULIUS BEAR, ?23 E. Main Street.
RAILROADS.
Rr ? ? Riehmond, Frederick?.
? ?? Ot G? burg & Potomac, R, R.
Trains lieave Richmond?Northward.
3:61 A. M., dally< Byrd St. Through.
0:45 ?. ??,, daily. Main Bl. Ttiroutsh.
7:15 A. M., week auys. ElDa, ?vonland
accoihmooation,
8:00 ?, M., Sunday only, Byrd St,
Through, Local Htups.
b:40 A. M. week days. Byrd St. Through.
Lovui dtope.
12:0o noon, week days. Byrd St. Through.
4:00 P. AL, weyk days, Byrd St. "Fred?
crtcivBijurir accommodation.
6-.U5 P. M., dal.y. .?lain St. Through.
6:??.*i P. M? week days, Eloa. A?hiuud a?,
cuiumodattun,
8:06 P, M? dally, Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond?Southward.
6:40 A. M., week duya, Eloa. AsUiand
accommodation.
8:1a ?..M., week days, Byrd.St. Fred
enciisbu'-g accommodation ...
8:35 A. M., daily. Bylil St. ThiougU.
11:45 A. M., week days, Byrd SL
Tnrougn. ? Local stopB.
2:05 ?, M., dally. Muln St. Through.
ti:(W P. M.'? week days. Eloa. Ashland
accommodation.
7:16 P. M.; daily. Byrd St. Through.
s-.ai p. M.. daily. Byid BL Through.
Local stopu.
10:29 P. M., dally. Main St Through,
Noto?Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Car?
on all traine except local accommodation?.
W. U. UUivE, U.W.CULP, W. F.TAYLUK,
uen'l Man'r. Ass't. Oen'l M'an'r. Traf.Men,
SEABOARD
Am Line Rajlwav
TRAIMI LE? ?*. iiivwAiUiNJ? JJAILf.
?xu p, M.?ouuooaia wail?lu:35 P. M,?
Seauoard iiXplObs?To bavatuitth. Jack?
sonville, Aliatila and Boythweut. .,
K-,10 A. M.-Local?For Norllna and tiara?
let.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
6:85 A. M.-No. 34-4:55 P. M.-No. t*
Froin Florida, Atlanta and Southwest.
6:S0 p, M.?From Norllna and loc*|
points. .
City Ticket Office, 880 B. Main Street.
?Phonf ??. ' _
RICHMOND AHD>ET?FSBURQ
ELECTRIC RALWAV
BEGINNING APRIL 1ST, 1903.
Cars leave corner Perry and beventi?
Streets. Manchester, every hour (on the
hour) from a a. M? to 10 P. M., last car
11:60 ? M.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Syca?
more Street, every hour from 6:80 A. M.
to 10:30 p. M.
?tir? with Norfolk an*