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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-27

1t Costs Aihrh L,sr % dino lt Tban III
Does tu tilnp silver.
One of the oft-rv ,!cutrd statements OF
publican newspapers and orators and
CT their allies, the gold democrats, is
that the aLurtaucc OF silver ore ard the
chcnpncss with which the metal can be
produced are the causes why people of
this and other countries will not, and
Should rot sanction its fTcc"coinagc. as
u redemption money, ut the ratio OF SIX
teen to cne, or even tho French r;stio OF
fifteen and onc-haf to one. IL this rca-
roning &c accepted the truth is II In gold
which should bc d"monetizrd, for it's
production during the past so years has
been relatively much larger. in coin
value, than that of silver, and the cost
of it's production is now much less. To-
t,ay, for instance, TO get out of the earth
the silver in dollar costs the Colorado
minor 55 cents, while the South African
Cold, in dollar costs but 35 cents to
niEe. These figures the gold-standard
men never reveal, though practically ac-
quainted with them, for this campaign
Is made on fnlsehoods which they hope
the people will not find out BASED on
the cost of the production of both metals
the just market price of the yellow
metal as compared with the white is
only little more than G3h cents, and
so their present bullion prices should
be exactly reversed. According to the
,trictly interpreted logic of the Shylocks
gold is tlfe cheap and dcbased metal and
silver should be the standard and inter
national coin, being the dearest one. In
this connection the following statistics
ure Instructive:
Tho Production of Gold and silver.
BY periods. from 40? to 1892.
Production of gold from 1892 to
Production Of silver from i've to
1850 1,6SO,2l7,COJ
Excess OF production of silver
Production OF gold from 1850 '''''
tralla) to 1874 .724, $685. 900
Production of silver from 1850 to
1873 -. 1,1JO O25, 600
Excess of production OF gold
iSg2 inclusive c.,............... so OcO, ,SG7 600
Production Of silver from 1873 to
lS02 inclusive. Vc.......,........... 2,2Gi, ,ilS,CGO
over gold ......... .............. 1908, ,522, 900
iS5o to 1892. inclusive ......... 81, ,7s5, ,72O 900
Total production Of silver from
1850 to 1892, Inclusive. ......... :. 3,41l.4i4Cto
Excess CT production Of gold
-cnaive 81 81 ,27sOOO
Total production OF gold from
1892 to 1852, inclusive .,... ,G33 90S 900
Total production of silver from
1902 to 1882. inclusive........ -. 5,1q 9G1, coo
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-27

Excess CT production Of gold
oyer silver from 1850 to 1892, In
ClnaiVe ..................... 81
Total production OF gold from
1892 to 1852, inclusive. o,... ....s5
Total production of silver from
1902 to 1852, inclusive. ...... -. 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

The First Day Devoted TO tho 'hrist'""
Women'- Board Of Missions

LESTER MANOR. August Special. -
Kin, william county IN the ncighborhood
Of Jerusalem church. presented an ami
mated APPEARANCE this mor'nns. |n i.
the annual meeting OF inc DiSc'p'-s
churches. in ndewater district COW 49, -
rre rrst DAYS session was devoted 10
,i,rts.ian Womeu's Board Of Missions
ana was called 10 order at II o'clock. MIS-
- ID TYLER presided and conducted the
,.,..rirr religious exercises. and Mrs. W.
81 TYLER acted as secretary
,rho SINGING OF the choir selected from
~ Shippers az the different churches I'M
dor the leadership OF Mr.. j. 9. Day OF
richmond. was most attractive feature
OF The meeting. D..
After a song service and prayer by Kew
pefer Ainslie. OF Baltimore, Mrs. Ielle
Tfankfns. the district secretary, read her
ar,ual reuort. She reported twenty aux
iiarlcs and si0s.55 collected for dues ior
nine months.
The aux.liaries. through their presidents
,be, male their reports. which were most
encouraeing showing the different So
cieties 10 Doe in an active. working cohil-
tion. --,,.,.
The following committees were appoint
cd hy the chairman;
WaVg and Means Allo. Al"-''H---''
Q l.. Morrison Miss l.. o. PhIilpS' MIS-
Lizzie Madison.
Enrollment-Aliss Nora PmliiNs' NESS
Alice Hankins. Miss Edwards.
rilings Mrs. O. j.. Wfngfisld' Slr's'
r. b. Slater. =.
Ohitnar ies-Mrs. W. II. Tyler. Miss VI.
y Rush Mrs Or. Moseley.
Miss Edwards. on behalf Of the Jeru-
e,f.-n Auxiliary. delivered a warm address
~ welcome which was responded 70 ny
Mrs T.. G.. Madison. nj Lebanon Aufil-
iorv After SONG. Miss Lula Y. phil
uos of Richmond read an abe paper on
The Influence OF G. ". p. VI. Work.
The tonic Hope Of our Country; our
youth - gave Miss Lula r. Jones. or
Lebanon. the opportunity 10 give some
practical advice in an attractive paper
She emphazled the need OF Bible classes
what Cod Requires Of Woman by Miss
Nollie Bush. was a stirring appeal 70 the
women. Act, act, I'm the living present
wa the kcvncte 10 her address.
pov. r. u. Power. Of Washington. SPOKE
~ the importance Of children's work. ar
ter which the convention adjourned Tor
dinner. 4 KING william dinner-eyery Nir
ginian knows what that means.
The convention proper meets to-norro"
with an interesting programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

company with fifteen other boys, were
bathing there, when Poague and Ludwig
got beyond their depth. Their cries
brought Kerry. who was the only one IN
the party who could swim, to IN ane' fns ss
than they grabbed him franticaily. ana
il was soon evident that unless some otner
aid was afforded that all three wouid NC
drowned.
A colored man who happened 10 De n.ar
rushed into the river and was COMING
out with Berry, when one OF the o,ner
bows caught hold of his foot, compelling
him to let Berry so TO save MS o""
life. $4,000,
The cries of the boys on land attrac,cu
the attention of party or yonns M,
fishing in the river about two nuhurcu
yards further down the stream. WI"
FASTENED ut cree to the scene. bGt they
arrived too late to save life. They sue
ceeded. after some difficulty. in securing
the bodies but life was extinct Inc
news OF the drowning caused much eN-
element I'm the city. and great sym.
pathy was expressed for the bereaved
PARENTS
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PERMINENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Veterans Of the Old Dominion Guard, Com
pany ID, FIRST Infantry.

The veterans OF the old Dominion Guard.
Company ID, First Regiment Infantry.
held a meeting in the room OF Company
n ~ the armory last night. and the per-
manenf orcanizatlon OF the Veteran As
soclation VAS effected. The meeting
VS. called 10 order about SD. with Ser
s,ca,yr charles T. I,Ochr presiding and Mr.
Henry w FurcrOn rs secretary pro ton.
The committee appointed 10 dratt the
constitution. bylaws, ana rules OF order
submitted its report. whlcn was fead ana
adopted. Election oi oii,ie,is Wa men
zone into. with the following result:
9,aptain n ". Reeve. president, Captain
{, a crawford nrst yice-prcsident. Mr.
~ = Forrevhough. second Vice-president.
Sergeant Charles 7. LOehr' secretary ana
treasurer. 49,. ,., ,,,,
showing last night. about twenty or thirty
having signiied their lh''nlloh 20 JON,
~ whom the following were present.
Colonel William H. Palmer. Captain IL.
y Reeve. Sergeant Charles 7. Loehr.
N- Henr, " Furcron. Mr.. Myer Angle,
Mr. II X Garrett MI ". y. Bass. Mr.
Valentine Brown. Mr.. J y. Angle. captain
G. A. Crawford. Lieutenant john l..
Strineer Lieutenant George y. Wilson,
Sergeant Luffsey. Mr. X. j.. Wilknson'
end Mr.. G.. l.. HAWKS.
The association adjourned 10 meet on
the first Thursday night IN september,
in the company room. the Nlst Ihufsday
night I'm each month having been adopted
as the regular meeting hisut
IL Is fully expe,ted That 40 those VINO
are entitled 20 membership IN the assoc
citation will be present az inc next meet
ing The war veterans are an very en-
fhusiastic over the formation OF the as
ISOLATION. and that It viii be success
I'm every respect IL assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

- VIZ. is the financial condition o.
tho Eve Central American itpu"I'', "a
They are all now OH % single SILVER pass .
h,,t costa Rica will soon so on so.i
basis o,1s
About So per cent. ......,,,.
o. What Is the silver money a'' -'',.s
WORTH A. About 50 per cent OF us
face value but 10 Is quoted at par ANU
gold az 80 20 10.
a. What wages are paid IN this silNert
A Indian labOrers on coffee pianit'io"
in Guatemala get % cents dairy. hauNe
unskillod lahorers receive 90 70 sd cents
daily. craftsmen get az high as 81 OF
s.. 25-according 10 circum stances.
% What is the cost of liying2 \. inc
hotels OF the cities IN Guatemala charge
So per day for ordinary board. such as
Americans require. me people i've
mainly on native fruits a1d maize. 4 iour
costs cents per pound lit casts less thah
. cents here-hutter 81 cents mans ~
cents beef cents u.-,ion lD cents PORK
4 cents. coffee - cents. rice cents lari
o cents. potatoes . cents. fresh hsh ~
cents. salt cents raisins so cents, soap
10 cents. The prices OF horses and cat
lie are about the same as IN the United
States.
q. Are these prices the same as in
other Central American otafesl a. They
are a fair average. IN Nicaragua hour
costs 10 cents per pound. native butter
90 cents. ham IS cents. beef Is cents. pork
10 cents. coffee 30 cents. rice 10 cents lard
q cents. potatoes cents, salt cents
soap 10 cents. sugar ~ cents. The wages
paid ara higher. craftsmen receiving
from 81 20 s. per day. In the railway
service. ticket agents ct so per month,
station-masters. $50 20 50, conductors. so.
Ordinary lahorers. carimen. and farm
lab0rers. receive from 81 70 20 cents rer
day. Rents for houses o. the BETTE class
range from so to 800 pr month in the
towns.
O. What is the rate Of intifest? i.
From 10 10 u per
O Is banking profitable? A. Very.
Salvador and Guatemala have each three
banks. Honduras. Nicaragua. and Costa
Rica. two each Their shares are nj a
high premium. and not for sale.
q. is business profitable y No.
The banks charge such nigh interest for
the use Of credit. and shave the business
man so close. that there is little or no
profit left for him.
O. How do they shave him? y.
Through the variation In the value or the
dollar or peso. which rises and falls with
the fluctuations Of bar silver in the Lon
don market. II is worth one day F3
cents. the next a cents. tie next = cents.
II a man borrows i0oo pesos for thirty
days the bankers shave or thirty 10
cover possible loss when repaid. IN add
ton 70 interest. on a silver basis, he
skins the business man alive.-Ncw York
World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

He VIII Succeed Deputy Juan A.
P1lini.

He VIII Succeed Deputy Juan A.
Pizzini.
Past Exalted Ruler II. D. Watkins. Of
Danriile, has been chosen hy Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Dctweiler TO succeed Mr.. Juan
a. Iizzlni
Tho appointment meets with the warm
approval Of an the Virginia lodges and
the brethren OF the branching antlers ARE
confident that the Danvilc man Will make
a worthy successor OF the retiring deputy.
one of the most popular Elks ever holding
the ranking Office i'm this district
The committee selected from Richmond
Lodge. NO. 45, by District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler Juan a. Tizzlni. 70 assist in
instituung the lodge at stanton left
yesterday afternoon for that city. The
party IS composed of Dstrict-Dcputy piz-
zlni and Messrs. Thomas q. Ieath. T..
T.. X. T. r. a. Burke. J.. =. r.. Cap
tain !. b. Argle. T. = r.; George W.
Epps. Z. f. r.: W b. Goodman. chap
lain Of Richmond Lodge. j. ". Cha
ugne. T.. L. X; Juan A. Piz-
zni Jr =. L. X; =. Helstern, inside
sentinel u. H. Bnmmer and W. a.
KlevesanI The new lodge viii be or
gained under most suspicious circum-
stances and promises 90 be one Of the
best in the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
Property Transfers

Richmond: Florence Z. Cardona 10
Elizabeth W. wife Of II. W. Rudolph.
10 c-3 feet on north side street near
Twenty-seventh. subject TO deed Of trust
for sa0 800.
Catherine l. and Richmond ENans' trus-
tee 10 Granite Building Company. IA 81
feet on south side Duval street. between
Judah and 81. Peter. $3.50.
Granite Building Company 10 Fannie
IT.. wife of Peter J. White. l6 - feet
ON south side Main street. between
First and Second $3.50.
Willis :. and Daniel A. ames, trlIs-
tees. to Peyton G.. Roberts. 81 Is feet on
south side Moore street between Kinney
and Norton. Sl.QlO.
Henrco. Thomas Il. Howle and wife
90 Walter r. McGhee. thirty feet on
west side Twenty-third street, near r,
$50
Jennie l.. and c. +. swope 10 J.
VI Robinson. Norton ~ Co.. one-siNth
interest I'm 9 40 acres bounded by Grant
Clarke. and Waipole streets. ana bianoon
avenue $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

The subcommittee ~ the Committee
on Health appointed to look into the af-
fairs OF the Health Department with "a
view OF ascertaining If the expenses
could not be reduced. held lbs first meet
ing In the office cf the president OF tho
Board Of Health yesterday evening At Z
o'clock. Those in ATTENDING were Chair
man Jones and Messrs. Burton and Hob
SON The condition Of the department
was Informally discussed. and fl was de-
cided 10 take up a systematic plan for
going through this branch Of the city
government. on motion Of Mr.. HCbson.
the committee agreed 20 sunmond before
II at its next meeting Monday night at 5
o'clock IN. four sanitary officers stabls
boss and foreman Of tho crematory in
order 20 question them as 10 their du-
ties and the duties Of these under them.
After this other employees of the depart
ment will De called IN and interrogated
and the work will be prosecuted 10 a sub
stantial conclusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

Ten Thousand Dollar Damage suit Given
TO the Jury.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Especial
The argument in the suit OF Frank Parks
against the Pocahontas Cotton Milis COM
-, ,riaI in the Hastings Court. was con-
ci,ided this afternoon. and the case given
~ the Jury The jury. after deliberating
m the CASE until clock tonight
and failing to agree on verdict, were
',,tourned over until 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row.
o. j. Dyson. a substitute police officer.
was suspended to-day by the Police Com
missioners for thirty days for cursing on
the streets
Captain r. NJ. Morgan, First Lieuteh-
ant William A. Bond. and Second Lieu
tenant A. r. Moody. Of the Petersburg
Grays. went over 70 Richmond to-day
and passed a satisfactory examination
before the Military Examining Board for
nheir restrictive Offices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

The lease for the new clubhouse Of
the Deep Run Hunt Club w,ls signed yes
terday and tho clubhouse and grounds
were az once turned over 20 the officers
Of the club \ meeting ~ the Board
q Governors vas held at the new club
house last evening at I o'clock t0 con-
cludc the necessary formalties. The
clubhouse Itself has been completed,
and the onl , unfinished departments are
the servants quarters and the stables.
The furniture for the buillin- has been
ordered, and il will be executed iu the
most modern style The coming season
promises 10 be "A very successful one and
the Committee on Membership has ~
present eleven applications under con-
sheraton. II rs expected that the rlem-
bership will be- largely increased by the
beginning OF the new season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
Justice UarIans Lectures.

CTIARL OTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. G.
Special -. Justice Harlan completed
yesterday bis course OF lectures before
the law class at the University Of Nir-
ginia. These lectures have been largely
attended by members OF the Charlottes-
Vile bar, as we'll as by the students, and
Justice Harlan Is generally regarded as
a finished orator as well as a profound
jurist.
His first lecture was devoted chiefly
TO review of the principles by which
llfe liberty. and property were secured
70 tho citizens in England prior 10 the
adoption OF our Federal Constitution. He
showed the causes which led up TO the
adoption OF the Articles OF Confedera-
ton. and to their subsequent abandon
ment FOR the more perfect union ordained
by the Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

Council. city officers and employees TO ac-
copt free passes. he stated that ne was
prompted TO his action by me FAC. .r S
these free passes were very often apusea.
As an illustration. he stated 'nat -" ~, vno
pass talking TO a friend at the corner
o Of Ninth "' and Main streets. His friend
,ranfrd ,o 60 10 Manchester with the
holder Of be pass. but did not y. wan" NJ 70
pay his fare he Wa too 20 20 dneau
20 the corner OF seventh ana MAJ" ~ ~, -
,.oid has fare ~lDh ticket ani -
r@ivcd "a transfer in 'etu,1 At tic
.,~,cr - seventh strc"t he met his
friend to whom ne han ID HE tran,sier
,t.kct Roth then toarl II Tho Manches'
49, a,a tho holder OF the free pass
handed tho conductor another ticket for
- nm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
THE TOWN OF HAMPTON.
Eryan-sewaIl Clubs Being Organized
Throughout the County.

HAMPTON. VA. Aug. Especial
Af,er Tho great storm OF Yesterdays
Republican convention, old Hampton has
again settled down TO quietude. and the
only thing that breaks the seeming sun
day silence is the familiar fsh-horn.
Bryan-Sewall clubs are being organized
All through the county and now that
there are two Republican candidates for
Congress from the Second district, a
lively campaign may be expected.
Mr. George A. Overdof. general sec
rotary Of the stanton Y. VI. c. A, who
has been spending several days with
friends here. returned home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

The concert at Chimhorazo Park last
rfl,r. IN The trrl.rus Of the Ia hiaund
Traction Company's line was attended
bv a crowd OF about Eve thousand people.
Tho various numbers on The programme
wore we'll rendered and elected mucn
a,.ri,rga The cars were denseiy packed
I'm, sea 10 nearly l0 0olock bv parties
e,,frg 10 tho concert. 10 is 10 be hoped
mat the entertainments viii continue
during the warm weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

The Southern railway recognizing tns
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like TO spend their Sundays at
West Point. have arranged TO put In
rate OF sl.00 for the round trip. tickets 10
be sold Saturdays and Sundays. good 10
return Mondays.
The Terminal Hotel at this point mas
Just been opened under an experienced
management and everything mas ceen
done for the comfort OF guests who may
go to that point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
ton. call at Richmond Transfer Company.
900 enst Main street. J. o. Verser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or 30
east Main street.
J. c. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

At the annual meeting orlay Of tho
stockholders Of the ola Dominion Iron
and Nail Works Company. rne following
officers were elected: President Arthur y.
Clarke. Vice President NJ f. Montague
Secretary Of Board. r. 81 Blankenship;
Dircctors-Arthur b. CLARK VI. +. Mon
tactic r. d. Price !. Tir'ctt HaVall.
r. ". plankenship. and IT. l.. Cabell
The report Of the presderf. on the 0pern-
tions OF the company was quite salts
factory. After the meeting O. lunch was
served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
CASToHIA.
no i,.- II q, a.
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R.sum,t,on ofPassenger Service.

On and after Saturday. August LIST. no
e,egan, steamer Virginia" will resume
her tri-weekiy trips from Richmond to
baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
day. Thursday. and Saturday about a.
n arriving Baltimore next morning ABOUT
90 Fare. 81 TO Baltimore. siate-roomS
from u cents up. and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondlngly low rates TO Washing
ton. Philadelphia, Wilmington, ana Nc"
York
For further information apply 10
II. NJ. BOYKIN. General Agent.
SEQ east Main street.
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elevator men daily for fifteen minutes
when they go to lunch. and. besides. he
has 20 act as general utility man.
After the transaction of a good deal OF
routine business OF minor Importance the
committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

on Fridays ard Saturdays you can go
TO Atlantic City. Cape May. or Sea 1910
City at round-trip rate OF - from hich-
mond. Tickets good to return un'n Tue
following Tuesdays. Leave Richmond
a NJ. Washington IL A. NJ. arrive At
lantic City AIS r. NJ.
For full information apply to Richmond
Transfer Company s03 east Main street.
ticket office. Byrd-street STATEN. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
OBITUARY.
Charles u, Green.

CREWE. VA, Aug 6.-Special.-Mr.
Charles O. Green died at his residence
here at late hour yesterday evening.
He had been a great sufferer for some
time his trouble being a cancer on tHe
eye. He was hfty-six years OF age and
leaves wife and three children. He was
n member OF the Methodist church. Mr..
Green was an enthusiastic member OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia and lost
an arm at the battle Of Charlottesville.
He formerly lived in Petersburg. but
came. to this place few years ago and
held a position az the railroad shops until
sickness forced him 10 give II up.
The remains were taken 70 Petersburg
on the 2.30 train this morning. where
the funeral will take place to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
F,-GoyernOr Anthony.

Topeka. KAS.. Apg 6.-Ex-Governor
George T. Anthony died at 1875 o'clock
last night. lie was Governor OF Kansas
from 1877 TO 1879. and was appointed SUI
perintendent OF insurance by Governor
Morrill,. which office he held up to the
time Of his death. He leaves widow
child
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
Round Trip summer Excursion Tickets
Nnrfh and East via X. L. & 4. II. u.

summer excursion tickets to the lead
ing northern and eastern seaside, water
ing. and mountain resorts. at low rates
via K. +. q r. r. r.
Apply at Richmond Transfer Company,
COS east Main street ticket agent Byrd
street station. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

NJ W r. Yarhrough has secured from
the Grounds ana Buildings COMMITTEE the
,.r,rilere of dispensing refreshments at
cbimhorazo Park for fhe rest OK tne
season. Tie will donate to-n.ghts pro-
eeods 10 the Ice Mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
TrRRIBIE DROWNTNG.
Three Doy. Lose Their Lives I'm Roanoke
ttix.r

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. G-Special.-A
terrible drowning accident occurred III
Roanoke river. az its Junction with
Tinker creek. two miles east OF this city.
about 3.3O O'Clock this afternoon. ny
which three bows lanes Hoague. Wylie
Ludwig and Clarence Berry, aged. re-
spectivey. twelve fourteen, and nfteen
years. lost their lives.
The river ar this point is about seventy
Ave yards wide and I'm some places niteen
feet deep. The boys above named. In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
N ID. Porter.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug. e.
SpeclaI-Mr. II. d. Porter. a prominent
cdtizen OF Charlottesville. died at his
residence. on Garrett street last night az
10 o'clock. after a protracted illness. He
was about sixty years Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
CA9TO7IA.
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ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO GLEN AL
LEN, VA.
Commencing Saturday. July 18th. round
trim tickets will be placed on sale TO Gisn
Alien. Va. at following rates:
From Elba. Soc: from Byrd-Strcet sta
ton. COO. good TO return the foilowinK
dav except when sold on Saturdays, when
they will be good to return until follow
Inc Mor'dav. c A. TAYLOR.
40 Traffic Manager. D
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CAsTO7IA.
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10: II; .ZhAzzzx III! Il; Il;
Niagara Falls Excavations VIA IL. r. q r.

Niagara Falls Excursions Wa H. r. q 70
and Penna. X. X.
Niagara Falls tours Will leave WASH
ington, ID. c.. In special trains Via. tho
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. at 1880 A. n,
August 9Th, and 10Th; September
5th and 18th. The X. +. & L. railroad
will sell round-trip tickets from Richmond
for these tours At Sl4.
For full Information apply to Richmond
Transfer Company. No. 903 east Main
street. Jefferson Hotel Bronct, Byrd
Street Station, or
c. A. TAYLOR,
20 Traffic Manager.