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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
"Ihe Century Var Book"

Part Y Of 1.-The Century War Book"
100 ready has, among other articles, one
-, what was known as The Peninsula
Campaign," written by Major General
George b. Mcclellan, who was then in
command OF the Union army.
The following interesting description or
+hhe feeling entertained for General Nc
Clellan by his soldiers was written by
George Klmbaii, VINO was a member Of
the command:
Though a quarter of a century. has
passed since those darkest days or the
war / still retain a vivid remembrance
OF the sudden and complete change which
came upon the face Of affairs when Cen
eral Mcclellan was restored 10 COMMAND.
At the time | was serving IN Company a.
Twelfth Massachusetts Volunteers, at
tached to Ricketts, division Of the flrst
Army Corps. The announcement OF Nc
Clellan's restoration came 10 us IN the
early evening OF the "a Of september,
1862. lust after reaching Halls Hill. weary
heartened by recent TevcTses. The men
were scattered about IN groups, discuss
ing the events Of their ill~starred cam
paign, and INDUCING in comments that
were decidedly uncomplmentary TO those
who had been responsible for It's mlSmdn-
the exact significance OF al that had
happened as we afterward learned II. but
being mainly thinking men, we were able
10 form pretty shrewd guesses as 20
where the real difficulty lay. suddenly
while these mOurnful consultations were
in full blast. n mounted oihcer. daShihg
past our bivouac. refined up long enough
to shout: Little Mac IS back here on
the road boys! The scene that followed
can be more easily imagined than de-
scribed. From extreme sadness we passed
in a tyinkllng TO 1elirium Of delight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Hooked A Rec Martin

"A strange thing happened 10 me when
| was trout fishing last year up in north
ern New York." said Andrew Bishop,
OF Bridgeport, Conn. 10 a Washington
Star man. ''rhe fish were very wary
the stream was narrow, and the pools
were but lightly bOrdered with bushes
or cover OF any kind. consequently when
| would reach promising looking spot
| would get as far from the bank as pos
sible. and at the same time be able to
drop my NY over in the water. / had
followed this plan with poor success.
getting only one or two strikes In as
many hours, when suddenly my line be-
gan TO run out with a whirr. No trout
had ever carried off fly for me In such
way before and ! was nonpiussed. but
In moment l saw that II was not a
iish that was making my reel sing. Ris-
ing from the surface or the stream and
living above II was bee marten which
had gobbled my fly as | east II over the
bank, and he was making away with IT,
The bird soon had nearly all my line
out. and not caring 10 lose II, I began
10 play him as l would play a fish He
struggled gamely. l tell you hut the hook
had caught In his beak AMI held him
firmly. At last, after a fun hour OF
fighting. the bird Auttered helplessiy TO
the ground, and l released him You
may think that's n fish story. but it's
true."-Los Angeles Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

ory and logic Nevertheless some points
are pretty clearly established. -.
In the first place. hall II the result, 40
n rule. OF whirling or tornado-like storms.
There may be no whirling on the sur
face OF the earth but, according 10 tns
cleveland Leader, II seems certain thaI
I'm the higher REGIONS OF the air. WneIe
han is formed, there is always an atlos-
oheric disturbance resembling wnat ~
commonly called cyclone when u
sweeps the ground. a curious indlcauoh
Of the soundness OF this conclusion vas
"a be noted the other afternoon. Wheh
the storm which wrought such havoc WIN
skviights had passed by. out over ny
lake there was great mass OF ctour,
very high and dark. which had the io IN
Of an oval race track Of enormous bss',
p0rtiong IL might easily have beeh NJ
miles in length and two-biruS ,bc
distance In width The formation oL,eht
cloud mass was noticeably sucn aahiriine
have resulted from the violent ',rboie
around a moving center OF tnrapre OF
hulk OF cloud vapor The appearan' i,h
the elty vas thoroughly IN ma lu",y o, ~
the accepted theory Of the lorna" ~ a
hail. Ii Is believed that the ~, ~ snow
large hallStOne ~ usually a, p' g. ~ the
or snoW-like Ice. which fans from w
enovy STRATA. or level, above lit an al,
ieveI into the latter. and Is cdIsne ~
tyl,h' a cloud Of raindrops anu mss
&c the higher freezing regions OF 'us
aa,,,,oerbore Inv the force OF "a WhlIi"lhl'
,rtn 81, and water In the form OF mist,
IT, citnae 10 the snow nucleus OF
to"chae q as IL is whirled sWttiy up mo
No intense cold. freezes around II as
clear and solid ice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
GOT SEVEN YEARS MORE.
CHARLES SMITHS TERN FOR TIE
PEyITENTIARYI is INCREASING.
ue Was Tried Yesterday for kobbery-Hs
VIII be Tried To-day for Criminal
AsssuIt-othsr Nows.
MAxoHrsrrR BuREAu, RICHMOND TINES. ,
1921 Hull STREET, BEATrIE BLOCK.

In the Manchester Hastings Court yes
terday Charles Smith (colorcd). who was
given sixteen years in the penitentiary on
Thursday. for assault upon the TURK,
was tried for robbing Mr. John Render.
The robbery occurred on July l2th. on
upper Hull street when Mr.. Render was
relieved OF articles on his person valued
at So. Smith received seven years Tor
this offence. making total of twenty
three years. lie viii be tried for criminal
assault to-day. 1t seems that Smith was
the captain Of a regularly organized gang
Of thieves. who have recently been ope-
rating in Manchester and ChesterheId
county.
The following Is a list OF the special
grand jury summoned for TINS morning at
10 o'clock: John II. Busby, a. =. PVyWch
(cOlOred), Il. w. Nunnally, Walter win
free (coloredD. George a. Carr. r. H.
Betty, James l.. Robertson, T. A L~ihD'
and John $. Sykes.
Among the cases for consideration by
the grand Jury Will be those OF Emmett
Crump fcOlOrcd). charged with GRIM
nal assault upon the person or Mary hate
Jockett and Andrew jackson (coloredl,
charged with the larceny Of watch ana
chain, besides other matters which may
be brought before them. ,,...u,.. ,.es-
Jackson was before Mayor Maurice Yco-
terday morning. charged with steaHbB .
gold watch, valued at $35. the property OF
Mr.. J. II. Hastings. NIB.
Maria Coleman the colOred woman VINO
died in Petersburg from Injuries aiieesn
10 have been given her by Albert tldI ~
(coloredD. OF Richmond. figured IN VIC
courts Of this city n few weeks ago. 49,
Maria lived near the brickyard AT tne
south end OF Twelfth street, ana VIZ stu1
10 jail for assaulting female luiN'7"
The Powhatan Trlop Association had a
very pleasant reunion at POwhatan court
house Thursday. Addresses were MADE ny
Judge Farrar, Captain Joseph HODsOh anu
Mr. Augustine Royal.
Judge Thomas VI. Miller, OF POwhatah'
was in Manchester yesterday. o,
The Manchester Grays expect 10 Bet
their new uniforms In few Gays. .,
Miss Fannie Pittman, of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Minnie Walden, on BainDndge
s', Mrs. G. W. p. Crawford, OF Forest Hi;
has returned home. after an absence ol
MIR. and Mrs G.. VI. Lea, Of Elizabetn'
n j.. are visiting their son, MI T. NJ
Len. al No. g02 Decatur street ,
Tho visiting committee OF the Juhlpt
order United American Mechanics 81
Richmond and Manchester VIII ,ylsit
Rocky Ridge Council. OF TINS CITY, Moh-
The Police Commissioners will meet to-
night at s o'clock in the Mayor court
There will be a match game OF base.
hall nj Forest Hill Park TINS evening az
4 O'Clock between the Forest HilS pi
Manchester, and the Nirginlas. or itlCh-
mond. They viii contest for the chain-
pjonship Of the two cities. -,
Mir ". II. Godsey and Miss Emma
shay both of Manchester, were IndrTled
in this city Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
roof Ball NJ EN-.
They are Getting In shape For the Game
with the Collegians.

The members Of the Richmond Foot
ball Athletic Association met Thursday
night at the residence Of Mr.. w. b.
Bradley. in Manchester. Mr.. Bradley
a.reed to let the team have the use OF
the baseball grounds at night for prac-
tlce. and to use his influence TO have
the park lighted
This will be great convenience 10
the members, who cannot practice IN the
day time. The team is now practicing
every afternoon at Island Park. They
expect to have a large crowd to-day. The
following are the names Of the officers
and players OF the team:
Or. r.. G; Walden. manager; Frank
Duke, captain; Eddie Harrison, coacher,
players-Wilie Duke, Richard Thomas, ST.
George Anderson, Frank Hall, II. Lewis.
{. Eubank. William Cameron. Charles
Frischkorn. Murray Dill, Field Wilbon.
Frank Hobsou, Seaton Tiusley, Wallace
Lawton. Charles Lorraine. John Branch.
NJ. Branch. William Kinds, Elijah Baker.
Hardy Freeman, Allie Sands, oseph
Young. James Watson, Mayo Binford.
Joseph Steires, Walter Turpin. and Hub
bard
The first game Of the season will take
place October 9th. with the Richmond
College team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
.rrTtoS sAIFs-Future pry.
~-~-c-~-~-~-r-~~
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers'

", nr-sTEEs. AUCTION SALE OF NO.
ilO6 WEST LEIGH 81 kbt. ;,-p -
vtrtue Of a deed OF trust IRON " nliai,
Wcodson scott and Ellen Nj. scott ia .ei
18th day OF May, 49,, OF OF. reco '-,, ronr-
clerks once, Richmond 'nHsnvi;y savin,,
H. b. 49,. =. page To- u. ,nlr'i,, ,,sd,
snd belne regulred so 10 DO by the ben--
ftciarv Ne viii sell, BY auction, upon
the premises. on ,.,,,,
THURSDAY. THE 2TH DAY Of HHi
TENDER, lS.4,
at o'clock T. NJ, all that certain ~
OR PIECE OF GROUND. with an nm
provements thereon, lying anu uS''' ,Sorfh
The city Of Richmond, Va, on the hOl III
side of Leigh street, commencing az '"s
distance of 100 feet west of the Hhe o.
the property formerly owned ny JONI
Graham. and running thence West"aINIy
and fronting - feet. and running hiSh
al richt angles TO I.eigh street 10 rect
to an alley Ina common, ~ feet Woe.
Prourrtv I'm this portion OF the city rents
readily Come 10 the sale ana lake IL
In. with the assurance OF prohl III '"9
near future. of
SlSS.12 and the expenses ot salt ,'''.
OF the residue IN itty -hVe moHulJ ~.
stalments OF yl34S, payable on the l'lh
dav of eacn month. the first instaimeut
90 be- due October 10. 1894, and the pal
ancc in two equal instruments AT SIX ana
twelve months. with interest from Jay
OF sale: all deferred payments 10 De 81
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
a !. CHEW NlNG,
f. SITTERDlNG,
seq Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
A Runaway Horse.

Between and o'clock Thursday after
noon horse owned by Mr.. John Car
ter ran away. The animal was hitched
10 jumper. and started to run when in
front OF Mr.. Carriers residence, on Laurel
street, and continued It's career down
Spring street. Facing the intersection of
Spring and BelVidere Is a warehouse
belonging to the penitentiary. The rum
away broke in the warehouse doors and
ran in. taking the jumper with him.
MIR. Carter jumped from the vehicle
and escaped injury. lie was evidently
Disguised with the behavior of his horse.
for he sold il 60 Major Lynn and carried
the harness home on his back
The runaway caused a good deal OF eX-
element, and large crowd gathered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Wade-StubblrneId.

Last Wednesday evening. at the bride 8
residence, 2S0S east Marshall street, Mir
Edward c. Wade was united I'm marriage
TO Miss C. Ludie Stubbleheld. Rev. j. ".
Moore performing the ceremony. The
parlor was prettily lighted up by varied
colored piano lamps for the occasion, and
the bride looked very handsome I'm her
bridal robe OF white. The bride and
groom are both well kOnwn and highly
respected I'm the East-End
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

The committee recently appointed to Sc
lect Il pastor for West View Baptist
church, In place Of Rev. MIR. Hines, re-
signed. met Thursday night at s o'clock, at
the church.
The committee had before them fifteen
names from which to select. After n
little discussion. five names were selected.
pointed TO inquire into the qualifications
and report TO a meeting TO be held next
week.
Rev. Mr.. Porter, Brazilian missionary.
will preach again at this church next
Sunday, morning and night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
BY Pollard & Raghy
Real Estdte AuctiOnecrs.
No. IL north Eleventh street.

OMAuSS1ONERS AUCTION SALE
I or a VACANT LOT on THE EAST
SIDE or MAYO STREET. BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND ROSS STREETS.
By virtue Of two DEGREES entered in
Richmond Chanc-ry Court on June rs.
1884, and on July g. 1891, In the herein
after named cause, We, the undersigned
special commissioners. viii sell by public
auction. on the premises. OH
WEDNESDAY, September 20 1894.
at ) o'clock r. NJ. that VACANT LOT
on east side OF Mayo street. beginning
at point 5Gi2 feet north Of Franklin
street Lot 30XSO feet.
TERMS one third cash, balance in
equal installments Of six and twelve
months, the purchaser To execute neg0-
table notes for deferred payments. with
TO be retained until all Of the purchase
money is paid and deed ordered 10y
the Court.
II. r. POLLARD
l.. .. WENDENBURG.
Special Commissioners.
Brauer. who sues, &C. plainur against
Davis ana ais. defendants. and Peter
Paul, who sues, plaintiff. against Sea
bright admr. and ais, defendants-
In the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond
!. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required of
the special commissioners by the decree
in said cause OF 10th June. 1894. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Stb dav
June, 1884. CHARLES W. GODDIN.
re2l-td Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Hail Formed ny Tornadoes.

The fact that hail Is formed at an In
dennlte but, IN most cases. great height
II IL commonly precipitated when storms
are raging. has prevented any direct Oh
servation Of the process OF freezing the
vapor OF the atmosphere into ice pellets
or large masses. and what has been de-
cided regart'ng the phenomena OF hall
storms Is almost wholly the work Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
BY \. J.. Adams0n,
Real Estate AuctlOueer.

II RUsTEES' SALE or LOT $jX az
L FEET. WITH TW O-STOHi fkA ~,
DWELLING THEREON, 10. ~, Sli-
UATED IN THE CITY OF MANt n - -,
TER. VA, ON THE EAST III TX
THIRTEtNTH STREET. bh ~ 10 10
DECATl K AND STOCKTON XIII >.
BY virtue of de,I Of trust seN<ecgu,,-,4i
10 the undersigned boy George W. ii9t
and wife. dated 18th of November 49, 49,
ard recorded in clerk Office 81 /, 'h IT, ii nrg.
NJ. 10 secure the payment OF the dept
therein mentioned. d fault having , Dfgn
thereto required hy the beneficiary OK
said deed vs. viii proceed TO SELL ny duc-
ton, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY. THE nth or sEPIEM-
BLR ls'i.
az 5.l5 o'clock T.. a., thc property ABOVE
ds.cribel.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale
and Ssls.G2. balance. II any upon sueh
terms as may hc announced ~ sale.
EDW AKD s. ROSE,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS.
GEORGE >. NASHoN. JR.,
so22-t ~ Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
A Good Cnuse

The Richmond and Petersburg base
ball teams viii cross bats at the West
End Park this afternoon at O'Clock II
Is expected that large crowd will be in
attendance. The proceeds will 10 into
the treasury OF the Richmond Male or
phan Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

In execution OF certain deed Of trust
dated July 3. 1898 and recorded In Deed
Book 1lg j. page 81. in the Richmond
Chanccry Court default having been
made in the payment OF the money there
by secured. and being required so 10 DO
by the beneficiary, / Will sell by auction
on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY. September 20. 1894.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY
above mentioned The lot IS described
as fronting on the south side of Orange
street 20 feet by n depth OF - feet
This property Is near the First-street
Niaduct. and small houses In this locality
rent readily.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale
and to pay a note OF 1912. with the in
terest thereon from July 3, 1891, the
balance will be- announced at sale.
JOHN II. STOUT Trustee.
CARNEAL x GAYLE. Aucuoneers.
sell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
RAILROADS.
CO s''' s''',, '''
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER q l79''
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
DpANn -srttl.ET' STATION.

K0uTE
REFLECTIVE SEPTEMBER o. l'9''
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONp'
BROAD-STKEET STATION
o.n ~ nauy with Pullman car for
CIV 80 local stations. Newport Ne%S,
odd Point, Norfolk, and ior''
mouth. ,or To-
900 +. NJ, Dauy. with pullman lNt
WV cal stations, Newport nt"S'
old Point. Norfolk ana Fo'''
s.qo n I'ocai train. except sunday.
''' " for clifton Forge. 'oiu,,D.'
at GordOnsyille for aSn, ,,,c
TON. at virginia Midland y,uut
ION for Iynchburg, AT DE-, sl'
for Hagerst0wn. ana al '''''''
Ton for Winchester. -
on y NJ. The Cincinnati AMI -, l - ,D'9
$780, United daily. with fui'lila'
SIeepers to Cincinnati "n'
~ Iouis chair car 60 { ut-
ton Forge stops only az M
portant stations. ConntclS ~
t'ovincton for virginia hVt
Springs. Meals served on
aiming cars 40. g. l9c'l
train except Sunday. follows
No from Charlottesville 10
s.qo p n Iocai train. except sunday
Wv accommodation for Charottes-
,o.qo N naiiqIy. for Cincinnati with
''''0 pullman to Hinton and q D.
louisville TO Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served on
dining cars. Connects no
Covington Na) for Nrsina
Hot Springs daily
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
S.5oA.M. Daily. Win p lace Car for
Lyuclburs and Chiffon Forge
Connects at Brem0. except
Sunday. for R.sucy, at Lynch
aurg daIt. WITH y ~ ~ @.
H., fr the southwest ana wlta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
A. \. COURTNEY,
MARION j.. DAW son,
fltANk NJ. NNoDN,
Special Commissioners.

[ Charles W. Goddln clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required OF
The special commissioners by the decree
i'm said cause of June -, 1891, has been
duly given ,.., o.,.
VI CHARLES W. GODDlN,
~ono 81 JleTk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
CEABoAKD A.L-LiSE.

40. - makes AL lo~a. s-up-. Connects
at Raleigh vita Piedmont Airline Tor
Astevnle. y c.. and al intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
railroad.
No. sy5-"Ncstlblled Limited 4rain."
BUFFET Slccpcrs ElcAmouC 10 Atlanta.
Cl0.o connections az Atlanta Tor New or
leans and aA points South aud Southwest
and ~ New Orleans with the Southern
Paclhc and Texas and Pacific railroads
u all Texas points. No extra charge o.
'Vestlbuled Traius.'
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 402-"Auanta Special" "Nesaoule1
Limited Train go a. n. daily.
80. 1S-Aau and ENpress-ti3 +. IL.
daily, except sunday.
Foe tickets, Pullman reservations &c,
apply al ticket office. oyrd-StTeet sta
uors Richmond Transfer Company. ~
east Main street. and companys oiiiee.
S3i east Main street
JOHN II. WfNDER. General Manager.
~. J. ANDERSON Geul Pass. AgenL
II. NJ. BOYklN. City PASSENGER Ast.
$50 east Main street.
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II !1!. ! Z !, W Horiols;wssislaB.R.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE q. 1904
LEAVE RICHMOND DNLlJ. BYRD.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLlJ. BYRD.
STREET STATION
'.yO A. d.. AICHMJND AND NOR
tOLh tL5IiBULED LIMIT
~ Arrive Norfolk u -
a. N. stops only ~ Peters,
bciB' " lFerly, ana Suffolk.
Hecond-cl1sS tickets uot dc-
(sp.ei Tor passage on this
eos A. ~ THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
blueiieid. Poc1hontas [e-
rotd' columbus. and Chicago
amman Buuet Sleeper E.1-
hoKe 10 Columbus without
,N.tAee. Also for Pua.N
brstOl, knoxville. CnauanoO-
Pullman Sleeper 'Radtori &c
TO p NJ FOR s,qlrolE. Norfolk. and IN.
n:6O p. NJ. Tor K6aaSok.e. 'Eadford' Pu.
laski. and Bristol. ColnrDtS
a. Roanoke 40 a. NJ. with
Masninston and Ch1't'n rosa
Limited. Pullman Nleeper3
h G@inl9s to MSefmnphdis a"d Ne, Soy
ed Also. Tor Blueheld and
POcahontas. Also. for Rocky
Mount and an stations on
Winst0n-lalem division. Pull
man Palace Sleeper between
Richmond and Lynchblrg
Bertas ready for occupancy at
800 L. NJ. Also. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 10 Roa-
nOke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at G:i0 A. NJ.
and 700 +. NJ. from -.0rIuIS and the
East at 1905 \. n. and FESTIBULED
LIMITED 100 y. n.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenge- Agent
W. b. PH WILL
General assenger Agent
General Once Roanoke Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

A. OrHE1s ~ CLOaA or LnAa
DEPARTMENT or OUR BUSINESS,
OUR STOCK OBJ
TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS
from ~ 30-hOrsc power,
HORIZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES,
Detached or mounted on boiler, from
10 l2-hOrse power
These Engines and Boilers are new
OF our standard designs. that are well
known.
We also offer lot OF PTIJ.pyS
CRANKS, SHAFTS, etc, rough and
finished. Any Of these can be bought
very low.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
MACHINE WORKS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
STEAAIBOAra

a LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond
- every TUESDAY. WE'D
hTA TP3D[1f' and FRIDAY at
k~SD,N Leave New York 0rom
LN Pier -. North riveD. for
.lchmOnl every MONDAY
n EbNESDAI, and SAT-.
A UkDAY at +. 81.
GaDlh e''''.'''''''''.''''''.... 10
Round Tip. ;........ Il w
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co. Agents.
de29 1901 Main street
xTIk,nNlA NANIGAIION COAlFAN1-
Y JAMES KIE Eit LINE Tor the sea.
SHORE. cheapest and most pleasant route
T. Norfolk. Portsmouth. old Point. New
landings COnnecuOHs-At Old POint ana
Norfolk. FOR Hampton and Smitnae.d
Va. Washington, -. c., Baltimore. Phla.
delph!a, and New York. James river pv
datlight Great tourist line Ian,ey
town. Dutch Gap, and var scenery Rafas
less than half charged by rail. FARE 70
Portsmouth, old Point, aud Norfolk 81 N
and 81 steamer Pocanontas leaves RIcHoo
mond every MONDAl. "Wednesday
and FRIDAY az I A. \, STREET Cans
GO DIRECTLY t. sTEAMERt'S
Through tickets on sals on steam" e as;
AT CARRIERS Agency No. 9Ol Main dnu
baggage checked through. Stafa-Sr'd,,''.ry,l.
englged Tor day or light Music b V p
grand OrchestrlOn. ~
FREIGHT Freight received daily ,or
abov places and Eastern Norfb
Carolina; also, Tor Eastern shore OF Vlr-
ginia and all regular landings on ,ha
James river, at LOWEST RATES and
through bills issued. "41
IRWIN WElSlGER. Superintendent.
EDWARD T. BARNEY, President
General Of.ices-Planters' Bank BuIIa.
ina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

~ ANTED-pARTIES DEsIRIN
w STEREOINPING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS. can have the work prompt-
ly and satisfactorily done by leaving Their
orders az THE TIMLS OFFICE Terms
reasonable. my5
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BY Carneal & Gayle.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
llO6 Main street.

TRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF. y
i NICE BUILDING LOT OF THE
SOUTH SIDE or ORANGE STREET.
STREETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY,

MAIN OFFICE AND LIGHT DEPART.
MENp:
Foot OF Seventh street ralanho,a &,
CITY DIVISION: W.T.
Ofice-Main and Vine streets.
Telephone SI4.
UNION DIVISION:
Ofice-Twenty ninth and streets
Telephone too.
MANCHESTER OFFICE:
Semmes avenue. Teephone 2sD1
Arc and Incandescent Lights and Eisc-
trio Power at reasonable rates. Electric
Light Wiring specially
Parties desiring Electric LIGHTS ~
Power, by notifying the Main 0f,ra ~
NAH or telephone. viii be waited mon ~
b rspressntativs OF the company. ~