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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
MAsONs AND COURT CLERKS.
Many Have Already Arrived In the
CITY.

The Grand Lodge OF Masons con'enes
this afternoon at c o'clock at the Ma
sonic Temple for the transaction Of the
usual important yearly business. and al
ready large advance guard has come
in, and are stopping at Fora hotei. Inc
working committee OF the Grand Lodge,
who have their headquarters there, are
Messrs. Henry Turner. r. c. Alexander,
George II. Ray, u. J. Holbrook, J. NJ.
Newton, and ]. G. Robertson.
Among other prominent Masons at
Ford's are two gentlemen who are promi-
nently mentioned for the Office OF Grand
Secretary. Captain James b. Blanks,
of Petersburg, and Dr. George W. Car,
rington, Of Rustburg. The working COM
mittee and officers OF the Grand Lodse
were busy last night settlng Things III
shape for tonight.
prominent Mason, but who IL here
for another purpose as wei as TO at
tend the Grand Lodge, Is captain Johh
G. Boude. OF Lexington president OF the
Virginia Association Of Court CLERKS
Captain Boude arrived I'm the city yes
terday, and will preside over the Court
Clerks Convention. which convenes AT
Y O'Clock to-day in the assemply-rooh
OF the Chamber OF Commerce building
A number Of other members OF Inc as
ISOLATION have also arrived, and there Is
a great deal Of Handwriting going on
between those who have not met IN a
long time. The association viii be IN
session two days. and Will wind up WIN
a big banquet at Murphy's tomorrow
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Sacred Heart Church.

on Sunday night the usual monthly
meeting and services Of the Holy Name
Society took place. The attendance was
large. as usual the men occupying 'he
entire ranges of pews on each size Oh
the central aisle. The pastor brieny au-
dressed them on the subject or example
II was generally said, he remarked tnat
the press led public opinion. To certain
extent this was true, but example, gocU
or bad, was far greater power. IL was
the good example shown by tho early
Christians which had sustained the
Church under the dreadful prosecutions
she had TO undergo, and had nnally
given her the mastery, II was the pad
example of later ones which had done
her much injury RE eXhorted the mem
hers of the society. therefore, to show
forth the principles they professed In
their daily actions. and so glorify God
and edify all who knew them.
At all the masses In the morning at
tention was called TO the occurrence OF
the Feast OF the Immaculate conception
of the Blessed Virgin Mary the patronal
festival of the United States, on sun
dav next. and all were urged TO approach
the holy table on that day
The NEE tings Of the Young Mems Union
~ the church are now held every Tues
dsv and Friday evening. On the former
n half-hour lecture on general history Is
delivered. and or the latter questions on
any subject. which have been deposited
I'm the "question-hoX." are answered. Inc
rest Of the evening on both is devoted 70
checkers. dOminoes. etc, ana music
There are over fifty members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Sale of Seats To-Day.

The sale of seats for the PaderewsKl
concert. TO be given in this city on 1ues-
1ay. December 10th. Will open at the
music store of Messrs. Walter ID. Moses
& Co. promptly at o'clock this morn
ing. Special rates have been made by
the railroads from Norfolk PetersburS'
Lynchburg, Clifton Forge, and otner
points. and so much interest is being
evinced in the engagement that IT seems
doubtful whether the capacity OF the
Academy will be sufficient to accommodate
all who wish TO hear the great Virtuoso.
Several schools in the city have already
made application for blocks of seats, and
one large scholastic institution Will be
represented by eighty pupils. The We'd
nesday Club have by common consent
postponed their regular weekly practice,
which takes place every Tuesday, and
others. who are prominent in musical
circles, have shown lively interest in
the event. The above facts serve 10 IN
dictate that the famous pianist will be
greeted next Tuesday by an audience
worthy of his unique talents and marvel
lous attachments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

Mr.. s. X. Newman IL Elected Assistant Gas
Iusuecfer.

The Committee on Light held It's reg
ular semi-monthly meeting In room 20.
5 OF the City Hall last evening at $50
o'clock. with the following members pres
ent: Messrs. Grimes (chairman), hara-
wicke. Davis. Carter. Starke, Nooie'
Vaughan. and Wallerstein.
on the accommodation OF Superintend-
ent Knowles, the committee decided 10
recommend TO the Council that an cleo
trc light be placed at the corner Oh 81
Peter and Calhoun streets.
The resignation OF Mr.. Joseph r. Bat
kns as assistant inspector OF the Has-
Works, was received. that gentleman
having been appointed foreman at the
Upper Gas-Works The appointment or
Mr. Batkins was confirmed, on MOTION
of Mr.. Vaughan. and the committee then
went into the election or an assistant IN
spector. on motion OF Mr.. Davis.
The following names were presented as
Applicants for the position: Messrs To-
soph g. Herbert. X. l.. Smith. X. y.
Knowles. Thomas W. Mitchell. ;. X.
Newman, Jo s.ph Lorgan. John = fer-
gu,on, Arthur Woisiger, Thomas NJ. Lam
d.rs.
on the tn ballot Mr.. Newman was
elected, Messrs. Davis. Grimes. Hard
wicAe. Noble. and Vaughan. voting Tor
him. while Messrs. Carter ana Starhe
voted for Mr. Knowles, and Mr.. Waller-
stein for Mr.. Weisiger.
Upon the recommendation OF Mr..
Knowles the committee decided TO ASK
the Council for an appropriation OF s',V"
with which to defray the expenses OF III.
department until the end or the nsc~i
year. -,
After the transaction of a good deal OF
routine business OF minor Importance
the committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
ELKy MEMORIAL sERyIcrs.
Impressive Services sunday In Honor Oh
Departed brothers.


The Academy of Music was crowdeu
to its full capacity Sunday af'erhoo"
al 3 o'clock 20 witness the annuai me
mortal services OF Richmond Lodge NJ
A.. Benevolent and Protective oruer u
Elks. The house was tastefuiy ue.o
rated with festools OF black anu ""i''
bunting and white shields, ana TINS 70
gether with the seats on the s'*se %
tn.. dead members. draped In black, maze
a son,bre effect. we'll befitting the occa-
sion OF so solemn ceremony.
ON THE STAGE.
On TN. stage were seated the officers Oh
the lodge the local members Oh
the Grand Lodge, Rev. heroert Si' hope'
who offered the prayer, ana IN 'ne az
sence of Rev. Dr. W. W. LandruIn' VINO
was unavoidably absent, pronounced the
benediction; local quartette, coinposeu
of Miss Porter. Mrs. Cloves "eSs'S'
Cloves and Woodbridge; chorus Oh wv"
hundred and fifty voices. under the d.
r.c,,on of Nessrs. r. NJ Valentine and
l. c. Howard: Captain +. W. Cunning
ham. who acted as master OF ceremo-
MES and others. Mayor Taylor and
ladies occupied proscenium box.
Preceding the regular programme the
presentation of a set OF gayels from Mr..
/. T. Chapman. OF New Bedford Lodge,
No. %. TO Richmond Lodge, was made
by Mr.. George B. Davis, who performed
that Office most gracefully.
The lodge being convoked by Exalted
Ruler Thomas @. Leath the ceremonies
as prescribed by the ritual. were con-
Quoted by him. with the assistance OF
Esteemed Leading knight Carter -.
Neal, Esteemed Loyal knight. j. n. Cha-
I = ft
James r. Branch. Secretary J. y. Angle,
Treasurer Juan A. Pizzini. Chaplain Dr..
]. II. Hinchman. Esquire Juan A. Piz-
zini. Jr.. Tiler J. J. Powell, and Inner
Guard Edward 5. Kellam.
THE PROGRAMME.
The following programme was oo-
served: Overture, Pilgrims Chorus lNaB-
ner). Academy and Theatre combined
orchestras. Brother Moses Stein. director.
hymn. Come. Thou Almighty King
chorus: opening ceremonies. officers OF
the lodge: prayer. Rev. Herbert NJ.
Hope: baritone solo. Brother James X.
Branch: address. "The order OF Elks. "
Brother Juan A. Pizzini: contralto solo.
Heaven and Earth" Mrs. l.. n. Cloves;
overture. Medley Religioso" Old Do
minion Sextette. tenor solo. Come. Thou
Fount." Mr.. f. II. Cloves: hymn. Near
or. My Cod 10 Thee" chorus: eulogy.
Departed Brothers" Brother Harry NJ.
Smith, Jr: tenor solo. only Remem-
bered." Brother Richard A. Woodbridge:
contralto and tenor duet. "Oh, Morning
Land" Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Cloves
hymn. How Firm A Foundation" cho-
rus: overture. the combined orchestras.
directed by Brother Stein; closing exer-
cses. officers OF the lodge: chorus dox-
ology: prayer and 6enediction Rev. II.
NJ. Hope.
The most interesting features were tho
addresses Of Mr. Juan A. Pizzin and the
euloRv delivered by Ir. IT. NJ. Smith.
Jr both Of which were able. eloquent.
and thoroughly effective efforts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Hastings Court.

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
for the December term convened yester-
dav morning. IL was composed OF the
fouowing gentlemen: Foreman, Thomas
Boiling: Charles r. Stokes. Matthias
Briel j. ". Ferguson, A. r. Yarbrough,
Samuel r. Pulliam. W. j. Westwood,
Allen Talbot, and ". q. Lyons (col-
OredJ.
At the session OF this special grand
Jury the following true bills of indict-
ments were found: FelOnies-Adolphus
Allen. murder. Michael Burns, for as
sault: r. +. Byrd. for malicious assault;
Thomas Cokcr alias Copeland, for as
sault; Edward Faro for robbery, Daniel
Hi. for breaking. W. H. Jones,
house-breaking: Thomas Johnson, the
same: James Mayo. malicious assault
William Mccoy, burglary; r. NJ. Parker
grand larceny; James Scott. stealing
Reuben White. theft. Edward Whittest,
attempted felonious assault. John Young,
malicious assault.
Misdemeanors- Robert Brown, Edward
Cook. Daniel Dudley. A. Gerolami. J. H..
Hartken. $. VI. Hall, A. Nardi. Harry
Price. W. C. Rhoads. George Caras. VIII
liam Craven. Mrs. J. Donau (t"o cases.
and George ". Semmes.
In the case Of James c. Smith, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday the grand
Jury found not a true bill.
The grand jury then adjourned for the
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
/, ,no adv,sabiltv of constructing a

into the advisabillty OF constructing
new jai presented an ordinance provld-
ing that the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings be authorized TO sell the Sea-
property Out OF the proceeds the sum
OF $4,000 is 10 he expended In the cor
struction OF new jail, while from the
remaining balance the necessary amount
is TO be taken for the purchase OF site
for new jail. The property in question
is 20 he sold by public auction. and the
construction Of the building Is 10 be
undertaken under the supervision OF the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings
The ordinance vas lost by vote OF
10 TO g. a two-thirds vote being necessary
for the adoption. Those voting IN tne
negative were Mcssrs Ferriter. Grimes
Hobson. Landerkin. Trower. and Waller
stein.
on motion Of Mr. Gunst. the vote was
then reconsidered. Mr. WallersteiIm, sp ,'nn
against the adoption OF the ordinahc'e;
taking the ground that the Council "ou ,..i
he trining with the interests OF the cry
In preferfing 10 provide ne" Jd a,,a,
stead OF making provision LOT oe''''
The ordinace was then adopted by
vote OF u 10 > Mcssrs. Ferriter; Hrin is,
Hobson, Trower. and Wallerste'n Vo'i"s
- '"' EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
,rho srecial Joint committee appointed
10 look into the advsability OF appointing
an expert accountant. presented an oIul
"
sucb an accountant by the Finance com,
mitfee. al a salary of $1,000. who shali
give a bond OF $1,000 for the ial,hlui per
formancc OF his duties me 10 10
movaI without giving any reason for the
Mr. Bloomberg thought that such officer
should be appointed by the city Couhcl'
and should be discharged by the SAINT;
hut only for cause. He. therefore,. oferen
an amendment 10 that effect "hich va
opposed by Mr. Epps and Mr. LanderKiin u,
while Mr., Davis sp spoke IN i ,b" -0end-
ment was lost The resolution was theh
adopted by a vote OF 20 TO D. which was
as follows: 49,, p-ooL
carter. Caskie Cottrell. Deane. Epps'
Fcrriter. Gunst. Hobson, Jackson, Ian
derkin. Lawder, Mcdowell. Page. Trower'
wallcrstein. Woody, G,oyer-1D9 o,,s Don
Leavy Griffin. Smith,.
ON motion Of Mr.. Walerstein, the rules
were then suspended and the report OF
Tho Street Committee was taken up
which refers to the location OF the tracks
Of the Richmond Traction Company IN
the centre of Broad street, aIier inc
tracks of the Richmond city RailWay
company have been shifted. The latter
work &c 10 be commenced within thirty
davs. and to be completed within Sixty
DAYS In case this provision has nor
been complied with. a me c OF no, red
than fifty nor more than flNe huhuieu
dollars for, each day Of failure
Mr. WaIlerstein offered as an anehu-
ment that the Richmond Guy fNaliTtss
Company be compelled 70 nsslin ' dsvs in
ing of it's tracks within nlteeh uaSS' III
stead of thirty days. ,1..oa nc
The ordinance was then ADOPTED as
amended. s o,,or Proc.
usnt clover announced that he would
rou a meeting of the body Tor Neuhes-
dav night TO finish the business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi'
zens and other Matters.

Mrs. Harvey l.. Davis. who has been
il for the past two weeks, Is sispty
improved.
Robert VI. Hughes. OF Norfolk. and X
II. WOodrum, OF Roanoke are resis'eieu
at the jefferson.
Professor Woodville Latham, OF Ne"
York. the inventor of the eidoloscoYe,
and well known In scientific circles oi uA
country, IS in the city.
Hon. Charles G. Bland. member OF the
House Of Delegates from Portsmouth, ar
rived i'm the city yesterday, and Is stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel
Mr. and Mrs 3. A. Blenncr returned
from their bridal tour Monday night, ana
will be at home 10 their friends mere
after at No. . Grace street
The German-American Ladies Aid As
ISOLATION Of the Virginia Hospit3l VIII
hold their regular monthly meeting az
the hospital this afternoon al ocioch-
\ large attendance Is requested.
\ series Of Sunday evening sermons
were begun Sunday night at the unita-
rian church. 20 north Fifth street, on
some OF the disputed points in theology
The subject Sunday night was the diNihlty
Of Christ. or was Christ GodY
The Henry Grady Literary. Society, IN
stead Of its usual weekly debate. gave a
mock trial on Saturday evening. winch
was greatly enjoyed by all in attendance
"Capital Punishment" Will be the SUD
ject of debate next Saturday evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

Sunday afternoon the ASSOCIATION par
lor was well filled with young men "
naor Rev w l.. Wright. Well were they
,enaid for attending. for 1t was che or
the most interesting and helpful talks
OF this season. II was plain and TO the
point. and very impressive. Al the close
OF the meeting the Religious WORK COM
mittee held an extended meeting to con-
slider and mature plans for more aggres-
sive work in the line of these men
meetings.
secretary Mckee talked TO the boys at
2 o'clock on the Power of Influence. II is
expected that at least one hundred boys
will be present next Sunday. II TINS
proves true. the Gospel Army VIII be or
eanized on Sunday. December loth
Next Sunday, among the other attrac-
tions win be the alpha Male Quartette."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
To Consider the Telephone Franchises

The Board Of Aldermen will hold a
called meeting i'm the Council chamber
this evening at 1880 o'clock for the pur-
pose of considering the telephone privi-
leges granted by the Common Council
to the Standard and Home Telephone
Companies. The session Will no doubt
be a lengthy one. and the fight promises
10 be a hot one. Several members OF
the Board are In favor of referring the
entire subject TO special committee for
further investigation, while others are
i'm favor of awarding the franchise TO
the Standard Company.
The Southern Bell Company when a.
on December nth. when the same ex,,
hires. When this franchise was granted
some fifteen years ago. II was win the
nrovision that il could be repealed at
any time. 10 expire within one year from
The date of repeal. The franchise was
repealed December 18th of last year, me
vigorous tight in the courts for con-
tinuance OF its privileges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Groye-Ayenue Baptist Church.

A series Of meetings, which VIII CON
tinue from night TO night during this
week. were commenced at Grove-AVenue
Baptist church last night Rev. Or. L.
G.. Broughton. of Roanoke. Il assistins
Rev. DR.. Hiden, the pastor, in the meet
ings. and much interest is being mani
tested. Dr. Broughton is a fearless, Tor
chile speaker. and preached with great
power last night. He was given close at
tention by the audience DR.. Broughton
will preach every night this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

Mr.. cornelius Lipscoinb Clicked 10 Death
by n Chicken Bone.

a singular and very distressing acci-
dent occurred Saturday. near Old Church,
Hanover county. MIR. Cornelius Lips
comb, Of Washington. father Of Mr..
J. b. Lipscomb. chief clerk at Ford 5
Hotel. was on a visit TO a recently-mar-
ried son, who lives near Old Church. and
while al dinner a portion of the bone or
a chicken which he was eating lodged in
his throat.
Perceiving that he was choking. his
son and daughter-in-law used the usual
remedie in such cases, slapping him on
the back and giving him water ~ drink,
and for a while their efforts seemed
about to be crowned with success, but
he suddenly became unconscious and eN-
pired.
Mr. J. y. Lipscomb was at once sum-
moned and went down 10 Old Church.
Yesterday afternoon he telephoned a
friend that his fathers funeral had
.taken place at o'clock, and that he
would return to the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Cnntaln Gregory Compliments The Times.

A member Of The Times editorial STAFF
Is i'm receipt of letter from Captain T..
c. Gregory. Of the University Of North
Carolina foot ball team, i'm which he
compliments The Times report OF the
q'hanesgiving-Da Day game in this city,
saws Captain Gregory: Il would like 10
take this opportunity OF thanking The
Times for i,s very impartial. just, and
accurate account OF our late game. The
diagrams showing the progress OF the
game. AMI the illustrations that were
50 nicely gotten up were very interesting.
They were the first of their kind that
/ have ever seen in any southern news
napcr"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Pickett Camp.

The weekly meeting of Pickett Camp
was held last night in Central Hall.
The thanks OF the camp were returned
10 the Freeman and Wilson Minstrels for
their recent entertainment. which was
given at the Mozart under the auspices
Of the camp.
Comrade Webb delivered an interesting
address on the naval engagement when
took place in James river IN December
1854.
The camp voted to move into its quar-
ters in the new hall of Lee Camp. After
some further routine business the camp
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
many W. DoUghcrty. etc. Argued by
Mr.. Hughes. OF Sharp e Hughes. for
appellant and by John Nicely. Esq, for
appellee, and submitted.
The case next on docket is No. Is, Goode
G. Co VS. Georgia Home Insurance Com
pany, Jeffries & White, for appellants,
and Eppa Hunter. Jr., Esq, and Messrs.
Crump & Crump. for appellees. II this
case be concluded to-day. the docket Will
be called In regular sequence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

For the Cotton states and International
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga.-Thc Only Limo
Entering the Exposition Grounds.
Round-trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows.
Daily until December IS. 1895.
inclusive. with final limit Janu-
airy Z, 1896. .................... .S-5 -
Daily until December 10. 1895.
inclusive. with final limit twent-
" ,20l days from date OF sale. II %
On Tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week until December a.
1896 inclusive, with final limit
ten O0) davs from date of sale. Il 70
rorrespondmgly low rates from all
other stations For additional Informal
ton and for sleeping-car reservations APP
ply 10 ticket agents or at passenger ONCE,
go east Main street.
c. w. CECIL,
Trav. Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Third of the Star Course.

Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock the
third reserved-seat sale Of the star course
takes place at the Young Mems chrlsuan
Association building The entertainment
Will take place next Thursday night when
Mr. Lovingston Barbour, humorous ana
dramatic reciter. will appear Mr.. Bar
hour is instructor OF elocution and ora
tory i'm Rutgers College. New Jersey.
few season tickets can be secured at the
association Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03

They Make Trip to Washington 10 see
Col Elicit Take His seat.

The East-End Elicit Club, fifty strong
went to Washington yesterday to see
REPRESENTATIVE Tazewell Elicit take his
seat In the House. The club was heau
ed by Captain w. Francis Bafnet'e' tne
president. They witnessed the proceed
mrs from the galleries. and when Colo
mel Elicit drew his seat. they applaud
ed vigorously. and presented him with a
handsome basket or roses.
After the adjournment Of the House.
the members of the club were enter
tanned by Colonel Elicit. They re-
turned TO this city late last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Handmade Lace Work.

We have special lines OF Sparchted,
Rennaissau Marie Antoinette Lace
pieces. Scarfs. Mats. Trays and Tides.
ranging I'm price from o0c 10 $40.
The BEST and CHEAPEST lire ever
brought TO Richmond.
Bureau Sets in Brussels, Irish Point
and Sparchtel work.
We are showing the newest patterns
and best values in Plain and Crimped
Drapery silks, really elegant qualities, al
soc. per yard. m,
Sofa Pillow-Cases, made up and RULED,
al gOc. apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
MUNYON'S COUGH CURE

will give immediate relief. and effec-
tually cure the most distressing cough.
II used alternately with the Cold Cure
every half hour. an immediate cure will
follow. For soreness and pain In the
chest. Munyon's Plasters are strengthens
ing. soothing. and act as protectors.
Professor Munyon puts up a separate
remedy for every durable disease. They
may bc had from any druggist. at mostly
% cents per bottle. Ask for copy OF
Munyon's Guide 70 Health" read II,
and cure yourself.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1895 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa. an
swered, with free medical advice for any
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
Visitors nj the Library Building

Among the visitors at the Library
building yesterday were the following
70. w Maxwell treasurer of Wise coun-
~: Arthur OSulliyan. OF Christians
burg. candidate for Doorkeeper OF tine
House OF Delegates: l.. II. Kindred, OF
Roanoke. and w. III. Johnson. of Rock
bridge. candidate for Sergeant-at-Arm
OF the House OF Delegates; f. Il. Wat
kins, of Charlotte county, candidate for
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate; X. II.
Douglass. deputy treasurer OF Lancaster
counfy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-03
COTTON STATES INTERNArIONAL FX-
POSITION. ATLANTA. GA.
Special Rates" Atlanta speciar' via
the >cahoard Air Line

Special Hates Atlanta Special Via
the >eaboard Air Line.
only line running solid trains between
Richmond aud Atlanta. Pullman Buffet
Sleepers and Nestibulei Day-Coaches
No extra fare on .estibuled trains. On
Tuesdays and Thursdays or each week
fare from Richmond TO Atlanta and re-
turn. only Sl240, good for ten days from
date OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Leave Richmond 9:0S A. NJ. and 1888
A. NJ, arriving Atlanta next day at so
A NJ. and 100 i. NJ.
Remember. commencing October LIST. the
Atlanta Sleeper VIII be open at Union de-
pot at 600 =. VI. This Sleeper is placed
In service especially for the benefit OF the
Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and information apply
TO " NJ. BOYKIN
Passenger Agent
SEC east Main street.