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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Auction sALFs-ruturc Day.
~~I~.r-r-n-r.~-~.N-O-~.~~ y = = y
BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiohee's'
Corner OF Tenth and Bank streets

RUSTEES AUCTION SALE or a
J. DETACHED FRAME DIV blLiND
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF JAf ,I ~
TWEEN BUCHANAN AND ". MUS u T., =
DWELLiNG on THE NORTH SIDE or
CARRINGTON STREET. BET w E i-,i,..
BUCHANAN AND Mostly bIkbE .,
No. is0s.--By virtue OF Two ueeus ,,,' VI
trust to the trustees of the Home bum ,,,
ing Company PerpetuaD IRON a: L. 81 a.
s. l.. Valentine. one dated july 81, Ioos'
and the other March ~, lsJ5, Ie ~ 49,
respectively, In Deed Book Is u, pr a9 q
G6. and Deed Book ~ Is, page 20. CIvi ~, y ?
office Henrico County Court uela,U nart
Ing been made In the payment OF " pnS
OF the debts secured by these dee,,Lreo',f 'e,
being directed by the board OF ~ tper-
OF said Home building Company ,Vntic
petuaD We VIII offer for SAFE a.
auction. on the premises, on cent lS,,t
MONDAY. the l7th Day OF ',V15enttonea
at O'Clock L. NJ, the aboNVv,o' IN sand
PROPERTY. which IS deSIIi''' 80
First Lot No . on south side or Jay.
beginning $50 feet east OF = c"c' ~ "a
~ chanan street. runnihk r',tnt angles
wardly 20 feet, and Dach ~
between parallel lines lV lec,' IL.
Socond LOT No. &. on north side OF
Darlington street. betlnLHiS r ~, ,,'nntne
of Federal or Buchahan $50 i.act, 80
thence castwardly 80 ieet ana pdch ~
,feb, oogles between paldllel INES
1l5 I0-f2 feet on the WeNefly hIle' an.
III feet on the cae'erly me 10 an IN, an, ~
"a co,or,on H. feet vide. ms lOt H"a
~ A., +, fr9me dwelling when has re
caintiv been partially destroyed by hre.
Ttti,Ms: Enough IN cash 20 pay me
cost of sale and the sum OF s-lL.s,' Dc. sa
no amount now due on the hohr9
l lnr by Inc above mentioned deeas'
and che balance. whatever IT may ,i De'
an ,,''T the following terms-to-wit One-' nae
each. one-third in six months alc 9.'
third I'm twelve months, Inc P"l $50
70 '' give negotiable notes, vim lmtvteS'
a1ded and secured by a deed OF trust
+, u. SUTTON, ,.
- SELDOM TAYLOR,
H. trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
ITEMS or INTEREST GATHERED IN
TIE soUTRsIDE CITY.
Eehoes from the Mayors Court-A Listef
the 0rapd Jurors for september Term
Of tho Hastings Court
E,ScrvsTyR BuBrAu RICHMOND Trmys. ,
il2i HULL STREET. BEArrIR BLOCK. !

Nothing OF special importance trans
pired in this city yesterday.
Lottie Taylor (colored), whose famihar
form Is very frequently seen in the May
or's Court. was before Mayor Maurice
yesterday morning. charged with steahng
sixty cents from the person OF fred
Brown (colored) Fred stated TO his
Honor that while passing Lottie's house
Tuesday she politely invited him In. lie
accepted the invitation. and while there
he fell asleep While he was cpjoying
this rest he alleges tina. LOttie inserted
her hand in his pocket and took thertiIonl
sisty cents HIS Honor divided the cost"
between the two and dismissed ne case,
The following Is the llsi OF dne ,s spT' Of
The Hastings Court. which begins mex
Monday: r. b. Dunford, G. . hsa",s'
NJ a. Campbell. a. g. Evans. -, a.
Sharp. Simuel Logan, - }. NelsiStr ~
d. SnOtweu. r. G.. Br0addus 80,
Captain -. L. TOney drilled MS COM
pany on the old reservoir lot luesua
night There was very large tuIhvst
81 the bows. and they went through the
maneOuyres i'm good style. The company
will get their uniforms next week. ,.o,.,
The next term Of the Hus 1ui t t SVui
wifi be busy one. There VIII be hlttem
criminal cases Besides this there VIII
ne other business before the court .,o
a marriage license was ISSUED IN ~
clerk 8 ONCE OF the Iiu0tlHhS t'"' D.
day 10 Isiah Jackson, Of Boston ana ~
bena j. jackson doth coloIed). l.. Tho
There were about twenty tfampS I'D Wv
nelghborhood Of the power house % b1if
night. policeman waD phoned l"' ., o"c
before Captain Lipscomb ana o'''V''
smith arrived they had dispersed. .u
Mrs j. G. Davidson, VINO mas DtIti
visiting her son, Il. b. Davidson; or buOh-
inRham. will return home SATURDAY: Z.
Rev. II. j. Nettles. OF ChesteIneln,, -
visiting Mr.. T. ri. Norvell, or SW,sH,SUUi no ~,
Mir. Berdy Broken, OF missouri; M NJ
has been visiting his friends IN thiS ''''
Miss Minnie Hudgins, VINO mas pvv,'
visiting Miss Pauline NorVeil, OF S"dh7-
boro, has returned home. ,.,..,. min give
rho Manchester German CluD VIII bi'N
n GERMAN one night next week. ,.,.
nov Mrs. r. II. Winfree. OF CheStel,
aetl is visiting the family OF MI W. w.
owens. on Perry street -. c..o for
MIR. junus Lipscomb. OF IRON 1dtts' i0
merly OF this city Is here on w. ~ els
Mrs. John r. Jewett Is Nisitins n
tor Mrs. &. w. Lee. az Sallspul ~ bic
", lanes Pettiway is quite SICK AZ ms
rcsidence corner Nineteenth ana h"i"-
bridge streets. ~ "a ber son
Ms William II. Marshall ana het ~,
Iari after an absence of two mohlha ~
,.nts,rned IN their home in Swansboro'
Miss Ethel Harding, who mas bceu r. -
ing relatives and friends Al rev ~
some time. returned home 1uesany 49,,
ing accompanied by her aunt M'S' vi"
Mr. lsadore Schwartz, of this city, VIM
has heen confined TO his Ded loI sef0"
weeks Is improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
BY a. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctloneer'
NT.prEaCfgT a.


TRUSTEES AUCTION iS,AALI, E; OhN1
| VERY DEslhAhLitEf, iHi,9}5JIf afi.;:r '1 De
LOT On FOuKTEENrH SI 81 II,ir,KKY
i ! W rif;T MNNCHESTER, YA.-m.,Byy, VIZ
iso2 ana reeOTa sd +" 5ir pSsa SO 70 do
page oto, an the Undersigned trus-
ng "a" will sell at public auction on the
FRIDAY, the l4th pay Of sept, s.s dSg5
at clock +. NJ, the aDVFc ~ u,let
side de- of Fourteenth street, as above. ana
mining back l32 feet. The house rs a
very comfortable nome, contaninE @D fla
,rLSUNS. cash sufficient to pay costs
OF executing this trust and $500. the
amount due on the bond, balance on
eiN'S e'''' JULIUS STRAUS,
~. j. WESIM GOD,
X. b. CHAFtIN,
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
Temperature Above the Normal-Condi
iiona Favorable tn GrnxxInn Ernus

lions Favorable to Growing Crops
The weather crop bulletin OF the Vir-
ginia State Weather Service. for the
week ending Monday, September 10th.
says:
During the past seven days the tempera-
daily, above the normal for the season,
the past three days being excess Ve'y
hot; there has been generally about the
normal amount of sunshine. The rain
fall that has occurred during the week
has been as local showers and thunder
storms and while a few localities had
good rains, yet over the greater port ON
OF the State there was very little or no
rainfall; from one to two inches OF rain
fail occurred in Augusta and Rocking
ham counties (some damage being caus-
ed thereby, a half inch at Lynchburg
and Hampton. In the eastern sections OF
the state the conditions have been gener-
ally favorable 10 all growing crops. though
fogs In the early mornings have been
unfavorable for curing fodder; In the
interior sections, the weather has been
very favorable for fodder pulling, and
growing crops have generally slightly I'M
proved, but II has become too dry for
following: in the western and southwest
ern sections the drOuth has become very
severe and all crops and pastures are
suffering. and little or no following has
vet been done. our correspondent at
Bluestone. Tazewell county, reports no
rain for seven weeks" and that corn Is
being cut TO save fodder; reports from
Montgomery Wythe, Carroll, Washing
ton, and Lee counties state that pas
lures and late corn are suffering, and
the ground too dry 10 fallow.
The cotton crop is In fair condition,
The peanut crop is reported as in fair
and cured especially in the southern
sections.
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soutLarn Ranway company.

Eichu6nd. Va, Aux 80. 1874.
y GENERAL MEETING or THE
STOCkIIOLDEES OF THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY VIII be held at
fh. office of the company. NJ the corner
AZ Tenth and Bank streets, n, the, ci{y
Of Kchmoud. Va, o.o.nso1, ~ t.7J 81 a.
az 10 O'Clock A. ~. at
which time ana place there VIII De SUBJ
mitted TO the stockholders Tor their ap-
uroval and ratification ant for their
auIaorlty 10 execute and deliver pro-
posed mortgage or deed OF trust by the
Southern Railway Company 90 the Cen
traI Trust Company, OF New YORK. as
trustee uuOu aud covering the railroads,
properties. privileges and franchises OF
the said company, 10 secure AN issue OF
bonds in the ag-rcedte principal sum OF
Sl2OOOo,U,O payable July l, lHit lu boiu
coin Of the United States, with interest
an the rate OF p per cent Per annun.
payable semi-anuudlly IN Ike gold coin,
and. also. to authorize the execution ana
delivery OF a mortgage or deed OF trust
upOu parts of the railroad and properties
of the former East Tennessee, Virginia
and G-or-ia Railway Company. TO secure
bonds for the principal sum Of Sl,I1rD.
payable September /, l!hN, bearing IN
tere-t at "a rate not exceeding . per cent
per aunum, principal and interest paya-
Die Ia gold coin, Whlch lasi mentioned
bonds are 90 H. issued ana delivered in
lieu and substitution of and for the
equipment and Improvement bonds there
on, secured by a mortgage heretolorer
fOTcclOsed.
by order II the Board Of Directors
w. a. G. EVEN
au3l-Dtoc2 Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Italian Day.

Thursday. September %, 1884, Will be the
twenty fourth anniversary OF the entry
OF the Italian army into Rome, and the
italian Beneficial Brotherhood will oele-
brate the event by a picnic at Blendon
Park on that day, and display or iire-
works at night. Dancing and other
amusements will be the attractions. The
Italian colony OF Richmond has been in
vlted 10 participate I'm the festivities.
Under the management OF the following
committee the succeas Of The entertain
ment ~ assured and those who attend
may expect an enjoyable day. Major v.
Donati is chairman. and Messrs. j. Roc
chiccioli and p GOnella as assistants.
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Joseph Bryan, Trustee............Plainun

Joseph Bryan, Trustee............Plaintin'
Amandas \. Walker. David y. Walker.
Horace l.. Brooke. Horace l.. Brooke,
Jr, cambridge Williams Brooke, Chris
tine Brooke. and Charles Grub Brooke,
the last three of whom are infants
under the age Of twenty-one years
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit IS TO ascertain
the amount due by Horace l.. Brooke
on account of unpaid purcha se-money
for tract of land IN Bedford county.
near Forest depot, known as Merry
Wood I" conveyed to him by Joseph
Brvan. trustee. and others. and 10 cor
rect alleged defects In the title to said
land OccasiOncd by deed or trust
executed 10y said Brooke as trustee to
the said Bryan as trustee dated January
1Sso and recorded I'm Deed Book No
80 raGe 900 in the clerks office OF the
CGurfV Court of Bedford county and to
chow that the object Of said deed was
10 secure a balance OF unpaid purchase
''' and II appearing from an affidavit
filed that the defendants, Horace J..
Rrooke. Horace l.. Brooke, Jr, Dand-
ridpo Williams Brooke. Christine Brooke,
arS CHARLES Grub Brooke are nOn-r,sl-
de,,ts of the state OF Virginia. on the
motion Of the plaintiff. boy counsel n IS
ordered that they 10 appear WITHIN hiteen
davs after due publication of this order
and 10 what f. necessary 70 project
their interest I'm this suit; that this order
he published once a week for four sue
cessiVe weeks M the 'Ischmont Times"
a newspaper published in this state. and
posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county on the first day
Of the next term Of the County Court
of said county.
JOHN ". SPECIE Clerk.
JOHN =. GOODE, Gent, counsel FOR
plaintiff. au23-thiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
A. L. ADAMsON, Aucuoneer.
BY a. l.. Adams0n,
Real Estate Aucuoneer,
Manchester, Va.

rr,prsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF \
HOUSE AND LOT On NAllEN
AVENUE NEAR Hull SrRE r, I, =,
of trnst dated September %, 1890 and
recorded in Deed Book y, page 10. and
being directed so to do by ne btnenc,aIy .
the Undersigned trustees viii sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on ,..
FRIDAY. the 18th Day of sept, lS!a,
al 4.3O O'Clock =. NJ. that certain HOl 80
AND LOT. fronting - feet on said walden
avenue, and running back 100 feet
inches to r. and J.. railroad.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
of executing this trust and $47Gl3, the
amount due on the bond; balance on
terms given at the sale. By cohsehl
of nh parties. more favorable terms
may be had. ,.,,... .,.r,,.s
W. j. W fooI W GOD,
II. j. CHAFFlN,
Trustees.
Al, ADAMSON. Auctioneer. Heo-6t
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No. % makes all ioca. s,ers. Come 1,
at laeisa ~.'a fi ",a a fnte i-ll,s .
H "a,fs''' on The Wes,eFa North CAro4IA
railroad. ,,., rt,o.t.t ..,..,. DO.
49, sleepsrs klclMouu 90 \ lar 81.
90 connections al Atlanta tor Sc" D.-
,rsns ana Au points aoutn 4Hl eouih@ {.
80 I'D New orleans W4tn thc ao.t.- u
nTaIlae anl Tezas ana laclnc ra' f'A4s
a. ali Texas points. 10 eAtra eh4iso "a
.Vsstlbulcd Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. .0e-"Auanta Special" "NesIoaled
Limited Train -t.V =. I'll. 1aill ~,
80. 1S-Al.dl aa1 EAgres5 -e.D L. NJ.
daily. except sunday.
10. tickets. Pullman Teaerf az ms g.
apply at ticket office ..yri a.ifst 80,
uor; Richmond Transfer company u
east Main street aai company once.
S.3 east Main street.
joins d. WlNnlli ielrrb Nan
r., D ANBf-ncDN tsrnl Pass. A.ent.
II. NJ. BOYklN. city PASSENGER Az.
80 So east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
The Oriole Mandolin Club.

The Oriole Mandolin Club. under the
leadership Of Harry Greensr. will leave
to-day for Hampton To play at the OPEN
ing OF the Y. NJ. c. A. The club is COM
posed OF the following members: Harry
Greener. leader; mandolins. John Dorset.
J. Fitzgerald, n. Talman, c. Seldom
guitars, G. L. Laughton. W. Greener.
" Todd and r. Cole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
BY e. A. CatIin. Auetioneer.

rrRUsTEE's SALE or TWO FARMS
| in HENRICO COUNTY, on THE
CHICKAHOMINN, ABOUT ~ NILES
FROM SEVEN PINES, one being The resi-
lSl 45-iOO ACRES, and the other being
a part OF the George Savage estate al
Joining the above ON the east ana con-
zach OF these tracts has low grounds
suitable for growing hay and corn, and
also light uplands, which are splendid
for trucking. There is also an apund-
ance OF pine elm, and ash on each tract,
and much OF II will make very superior
lumber which can be economically ship
ped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
TRAIN 10. 81 l.00A. VI.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. june g. 1894.
at $50 h. ~. trains on this road viii
run a 9 follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Mz4! !. W HarfoIs3FasismB.R.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE o. 1904
LEAVE RICHMOND OAILU. BYRD

scrrrDr-r =, -, ,,,,,,,,c,, ,,-.,,, o, 500,
9ChhDULh IN EFFECT JUNE r. 1904
LEAVE RICHMOND nAIT.So BYRD-
STREET STATION.
200 A N Dtrutf,N.n Avn NON.
- --'' Nh - W \ '.yrr,rff IN rftflf
o., 49,. ,t-s.tte N *
Nl S,,,, o,, foi . 40 !. 80, -
pIIs, Waftily' ana 81 A. A..
cc,,..1 0t'r' '''N,., NV "a.
min 4'' P''''b0 VI" '"''
sos A. II Tiir CtrfcAcO rN-pRrSs
for Lyuchhurg. Roanoke.
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A. L. ADAMsON, Auctio
BY A. l.. AdamsOn,
IN n y.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
No. 81 Hun street. Manchester, va.


TRUsTEES AUCTION SALE or
| TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Nos
gIS AND 92O SEAMES STREET. NAN
CHETER yAimBy, vir t9iS OF ao aeeq b, 81
hand. dated January p 1s92. ana recorded
in Deed Book u, page 49, ana beng
required so to DO 10y the beneficiary, l
viii sell at public auction. on the prem
Uses, on ~
SATURDAY, September - lS2i'
at Z o'clock i. NJ. those TWO DESl X
ABLE FIVE-ROOMED HOUSES, with
lots fronting 80 feet on the south SIDE
of Semmes street, between Nmth ana
Tenth streets, and running back between
parallel lines l35 feet.
This property Is all in good order In
desirable part Of the town ana near
TO Richmond a fine chance for profit
able investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
of executing this trust and to pay the
sum of S92SS5, due ON. the bond secured
by the said deed, the balance upon such
terms as viii be given at the sale
se9-Gt \. l.. ADAMSON, Trustee.
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(s'8@lc assl ols,..t and
~NSlGTE-@.-"

SesJ =
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3. 1874
TRAINS LEAVE AICHMOND.
BKOAD-srREEr STATION
$40 A. NJ, DaDy, "l.n f".i".a'' 90 So,
cal stations. newport Ne"s'
Oh Point, NOrio!A. ana 4o'' -
2o0 p. NJ. DalIy with PuIman, for lo-
cal stations Newport He"s'
old Point. Norfolk. anu A'' -
$40 A. NJ. I0cal train. except sunday
Tor Clifton Forge. Come -
at GordOusyuls for W dahlAs
ton. al FAsinla Midland -'.I
tlOu for LyuchburB, at "',-
Tor HaseIstOWn, and at ~e1-''
ton Tor Winchester.
900 T. NJ. Jhe Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS
Limited daily, with lpllno,.a, .i
Sleepels II Cincinnati anu
81. louis. Chair ctI 10 &
ton Forge. stops oniy Nt '','
portanl stations, Co.Dnec'I l az
CoWngIOn for Nlitlni1 nm IN
Springs. Meals served III i
trains EXCEPT sunday follows
No / from Chariotie7'hl' !"
6.0pM f@caI Train. except Sunday.
accommodation for ChAiio''1'-
1870 p. NJ fpa..if.'y for Cincinnati. WIN
ful man % Hinton anI N ,ui
donsylIe to Dln lnilAH ~'iH
Louisville. +tIA'' ,-,-.t. 80
dining cars. ~ a.
C0vngt0n Ha) Tor virginia
Yrof crrfrr. '"''f
rpA1Ns LrAvr rrGHTH-sTREEI
STATION.
eoo 4. A.. DaAy. mllA PA4ace Ca. for
LyucuDurs and Cation torse.
Connects 1T BlemO, except
sunday, lor K0sney, Al Lyucu-
burg, c4Ay, Tor thu southwest,
al Balcony, except sunday, l'f
Lexington, auu except sHn-
day At Desselner i.T @tals
City.
500 =. ~. t@,e2t SUNDAY, ~ an, az aeSj'1'
TRAINS AitklEs p a. Al j. y.
BKOAl - 4 * II . - I'N,t -
on A H.. DAuy from ClnclA.aA $500.
20 a n. IaAy Grom Norfolk and Old
9.np n h .'.'i'y' from Cincinnati and
es,p NJ SaIy rom Norfolk and Old
s.oo n E,%.5pt Sunday from clifton
o'V' = -'''' f''-r-' with chair cay.
ro,rN,s ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
N@>4-'" STATION.
s.r NJ Ex,-pt Sunday from Glad
..oop n DsTv. from Lynchburg and
C'i'o JOHN n POTTS.
v,t.4-to- paeeenger AGENT
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AGENCIES IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY
SJEAnIBOATa

q LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
4 Steamers leave Richmond
r. e @sgyn ! UEsIPAY, y y tD-
ETSN Pa p Il. ! ana i"4DAi d.
Sf&N Leave New York nrom
IN~ Pier %. North riyeD, for
III richmond every MONDAY.
Y WEDNESDAY, aud SAT-
y URDAI at y. NJ
CaOin .......................S 0l
To- For FURTHER Information apply To- "
GEORGE W. ALLEN d CO. AGENTS
de20 1901 Main street.
Vyte,INIA NAVIGATION COAupAN,,.s
Y JAMES RIVER Line IOr The sea,
snore. cheapest ana most pleasant rOute
Ia Norfolk, Portsmouth, ola Point New
Dnrf News, ClaremOnt, and James Iiv.r
f,ndioss. COunecton5-At Old Polnf ant
Norloik. for Hampton and Smithdcld'
fsi,hia aud New YORK. James river h.,
deyiight Great tourist line. James
tovn Dutch Gap, ana war scenery. Rates
LIS than half charged ~ rail. Fare 10
ipertsmouth. old Point, and Norfolk. 81 Ia
- 81 Steamer POcahOntds leaves Ron
Ynoni every MONDAY, MEDNESDAY.
aud FRIDAY a I a. ~, OaIkEET CARS
&&HqtARF5 Tor aboye-named - pl a.is
Through tickets on sac sac on ON steamer and
AT CAREERS Agencyl 40. 'JI " an street.
eenssflged for day or light. Music by a
Srani orchestrton.
s'FREIGHT. Freight received daily for
oho,sa-named places ana Eastern North
caTolina: also, for Eastern shore. Of Vir-
glna and all r9g Glv ss iT''I ~ on the
TWIN WEIsIGER.. Superintendent.
INWARD r. BARNEY. President.
General Ofices-Planters' Bank Build
ing.
RICHMOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Amounted sailing days every TUES
ny aud FRIDAYS at ! =. NJ, and every
SUNDAY ~ a. NJ. Freight Tor Tues
19V's and Fridays steamers received
min sailing hours. For Sundays steamer
til Z. NJ Saturday. Freight received
D''''' Fare to Phlladelphia......S 81 %
For further Information apply %
]. w. MCARRlCK.
General Southern AgenS
Dfiice-Rocket's.
w. p. CLYDE q Co
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RAILROADS.
R., F. & P. R. R.

Schedule commencing JUNE 25. 1894.
Eastern standard time.
100 A. NJ, Leaves Byrd-street stat'on
daily. stops at E!ba ana
local stations. Arrives AT
Washington lv:45 A.. NJ. Bat
timore. Il noon, Philadelphia,
2:2O p NJ; New York, 4.21
p NJ. Pullman car TO WASH
1900 noon. Leaves Byrd-street station
daily except Sundays stops
at Elba, Ashland. boswell,
NJ for d, FredericksDui 3
Brooke. and Whitewater Ar,
rives at Washington at 3.4V
L. NJ; Baltimore at 5:a \.
NJ: Philadelphia, 7;4y 4. n, ;
New York, 1923 +. NJ. Also
connects with Congressionaii
Limited, arriving at b SSIi,,
more Asa r. NJ. ana Rev
York 9.Os =. NJ. Parlor car
10 Washington. 49,,
T:05 Z. NJ, Leaves Byrd-street stauVh
daily Sleeping cars klch-
mond to New York and W ASH
ington 10 Philadelphia. stops
at Elba. Ashland, Doswcn'
" / o r FredericksDu p,
Brooke. and Whitewater. stops
at other stations on. sundays;
lilo r. NJ; Baltimore. y %
a. NJ. Philadelphia, 3;io n
NJ; New York. 6;53 \. NJ
$40 A. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-street sta
ton daily Sleeper from Rev
York. Stops at NideWattI'
Brooke. Frederick shurg, NH
ford. boswell Ashland, and
Elba. stops At other sta
tons on Sundays. Leaves
Washington at $3.50 4. NJ.
2:4J T. NJ Arrives az Byrd-strcet sta
ton daily except sunday.
stops at Whitewater. Brooke,
Fredcrickshurg. Guinea, Mill
ford. PenOla, Ilutherglen, DOS
we'll, Taylorsvlle. Ashland.
and Elha. Leaves Washing
ton 1857 A. VI. ParlOr car
from Washington.
6:53 Z. ", Arrives Mt Byr1-strcet sta
tiOn daily. stops az Fred
ericksburg boswell and ASH
land. Pullman cars from
New York ard Washington
Leaves Washington 3u go
L. ". Does not stop at Elba
1918 A, NJ, Arrives at Byrl-street sta
ton daily. Leaves Wash
ington at $50 =. NJ. Stops
AZ Elha and principal local
stations Pullman car from
Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
nRANULATED SUGAR, PER

RANULATED SUGAR. PER
~ pound Observation-Disclosures. ,
Brown sugar, per pound. 8
SugaTSCuTed Shoulders, per pound. .
Picking Spices, per pound. ........... -
California Hams, per pound.......... 10
2 pounds Best Cream Cheese for. %
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee, per pound. -
Fresh Soda Crackers. per pOund..... !
California Claret Wine, per gallon. G1
. Cans California Apricots for....... -
Fresh Country Butter, per pound. -
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour.
per balrel.....i .....................$3.10
or. per sack ..........-............. ~
Breast Bacon, per pound.............. IL
Salt Pork, per pound. ~
Nice Eat Mackerel. per dOzen...... ~
Pure old Cider Vinegar, per gallon. y
Sea Salt. for bathing purposes. per
pc una ..-.-- 1900. - .s.ss.......... "a
II bars Large Soap for................ %
Good n. q. MoiaSses. per gallon .... 30
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour, per barrel. ....................Ss.I IS
or per sack. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Roasted Laguayra Coffee. per H.. -
Good Green or mixed Tea. per pound 25
Rest CITY Meal per bushel............ ca
Ginger Snaps, per pound. ..,.......... q
s. ULLMAN'S SON.
PHONE aIa .s20-lS22 east Main strAas-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

NOR RENT OR SALE.-HOUSE fs5h
L of or . rooms and acres or Hii
land. at "hILBN," on the A., r.. ~
and H. railroad, trains run convent
entity for business iu the city, SIS per
month. j. ". ANDEitoON, ga east
Main street. hco-tL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

,>.-ren- PARTIES DEsIHIN
W s,rtH EOIYPING OF ANY AND
All KINDS. can have ths WORK prosnpt-
Il, 80 sefisgactorliy done by leaving ther
orders at THE TINES oFFlNE- ,evxns
reasonable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

I'VE OFFER 10 CLOSE OLr sh4S
IMPAIRMENT or OUR BUSINESS.
DIX STOCK OF
TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS.
from 8 10 by-Aul-r power, $500
HORIZONTAL CENrlE CRANK
ENGINES,
Detached or mounted Oh poller' IRON
70 l2-hOr-e power.
These Engines and Boilers are new,
OF our standard designs. that are well
known. 80.
cRANKS SHAFTS. etc, rough and
finished. Any OF these can be bought
very low.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
MACHINE WOKkS.