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The morning times., 1896-06-25
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The morning times., 1896-06-25
BOSTON WON LATE.
In the Ninth the Bea aneat ters Made
Three Runs Against BROOKLYN

Three Runs Against Brooklyn
Boston, June %. Two runs behind in
the ninth, Boston won in great style.
Tucker hit safely and Duffy tied the game
10y his home-run drive. Then Lowe hit
safely, made second on Corcoran's error,
third on Daly's error. and scored the win
ming run Oh Tenney's fourth hit. Tenney
mace two wonderful running foul catches
nnd his fielding and batting were the
features Of the game. Duffy's batting
was very timely. Attendance, 1900
The morning times., 1896-06-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Columbus
Columbus. 49,. :. "a q o o o %
Montgomery :. 90 90 O--S
Hits-Cninmbus II. montgomery g.. Err
rors-COlumbus 3, Montgomery 2. Bat
tcr,es-Williamsop and Hess; Bailey and
Kehoe.
At Mobile
Mobile. .1O4OO13 1-12'
Hits-Mobile II. Atlanta 10. Errors-
Mobile IL Atlanta %. Batteries : Hahn,
Schm.dt 9nd Lohbeck; Walker, Norton
and Fields.
The morning times., 1896-06-25
'Ba,ted for Douohue in eighth inning

EdTueu uns-0HIVdsU, CifICIshatI, 7.
First base by errors Chicago, /; Gin
cinnati. 3. Left on bases Chicago. IL;
Cincinnati, g.. First base on balls OF
Terry, l; off Foreman. 2. Struck out By
Terry, 3; by Foreman. /. Three-base hits
Vaughn, Everett. and Pfeffer Twohase
hits Smith, Vaughn. Hoy, and Anson
Sacri flee hit Ewing. Stolen bases
pitcher-By Foreman, 2. Umpire-Mr.
Lynch. Time OF game hours and 10
minutes. Attendance-2 1000
The morning times., 1896-06-25
SPIDERS WON BRILLIANTLY
Game Struggle with the Pirat es

Game Struggle With the Pirat tes
Wilson Pitched Superbly.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 24.-One OF the
largest crowds of the season witnessed the
last game of the series with Pittsburg to-
day The anne was a never say die
struggle from start TO finish and was replete
with brilliant plays. Stencil made a
wonderful one hand running catch which
cut off two runs for Cleveland. Wilson
pitched a superb game and received good
support. Burkettmade hisone hundredth hit
or Tue season, being the lirst player 10 do So
m no laapua
The morning times., 1896-06-25

Earned runs-Ft. Myer 8, Bureaus 8.
First base by errors BureadsS. Fit. Myer 2.
Left on bases FIT. Myers Bureaus Z First
base on balls-0ff FIT. Myer 4.off Bureaus g.
Struck out-By Winkleman 6, by Gentry 2.
by Peddincourt l. Home run AGilson. Three
base hits s-McCauley. Sprigman. Two-ba Sc
h,ts-GiIson, Beilaski. Stolen bases-Ft
Myer 8. Bureaus 8. Double plays Carr To
Briege to Thompson. Hit by pitcher BY
Gentry ]. Peddincourt /. Passed balls
Bureaus3 Fit. Myer1. Umpire Mr.. Noyes.
The morning times., 1896-06-25

First base on errors Cleveland, 2; Pitts
burg, 1. Left on bases Clevel land. 6:
Pittsburg, 8. First base on balls-Off
Wilson, 8; off Hughey, 8. Struck out
Mexican. Two-base hits-McKeau, 2;
Lyons. O'Counor. Sacrifice hits Blake,
McAleer, 2. Sto len bases-Childs, z.
Double plays Stencil to Bierbauer; Tebeau
to Mexican to Wilson. Hit by pitcher-By
Wilson, 1. Wild pitch-Hughey. Umpire
Weidman. Time OF game-2 hours aud I5
min utpS
The morning times., 1896-06-25

Yesterdays Results.
New York Washington, ram.
Boston, S; Brooklyn. Z.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, 4.
Cleveland, 10; Pittsburg. o.
Louisville, 5; st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia Baltimore, rain.
Games Today.
Washington at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Lpdis.
Louisville at Cleveland.
The morning times., 1896-06-25

Ifmdss every -nnan
inArerica has
sonic digestive
trouble. When
m en- me ct, the
greeting usually 10
"Weushow are
you3r That de-
velops health
talk. The man
who has no stom-
ach or bowel
trouble Is almost a.
curiosity. Trouble
is men take No
care of them
selves. They work
as If their bodies
UpSa sx,ado ~ s~Dsr
The morning times., 1896-06-25
COLTS COULDN'T BAT.
nson,s Men Were Unable to Connect

AnSOne Men Were CnM Die TO Connect
With Foreman and Lost.
Chicago, June 24.-failure TO hit Fore
man al the right time today lost the game
for the Colts. The finish was highly ey-
citing, as the locals had three men on The
bases in the ninth, but We're unable To get
one of them over the plate. Terry pitched
good game and was given fine support.
The morning times., 1896-06-25
COLON DIED HARD.

Fielded Better Than the Bro W ms, But
Were Outbatted.
Louisville, KY, June 24.-Thc Colonels
nelded better, but the Bro WINS batted we'll
A single by Cooley and Parrott's
home run won the game for the
The morning times., 1896-06-25

Earned runs Boston. 6; BROOKLYN, a.
Home runs Long, Duffy, Grim, Griffin.
Two-base hit-Hamilton. Sacrifice bunt
hit-Tenney. Stolen bases-Duffy, Lowe,
Griffin. LaChance. Shindle. First base IN
balls-Jones. LaChance, Shndle, Hamilton
2, Bannon, Duffy. First base on errors !.
Boston, 2; brooklyn, 3. Hit by pitched
hall-Grim. Tenuey. Passed ball--Tenney.
Wild pitches Nichols, 1; Daub, 1. Struck
out -Daly, CorcoraD, Bannon, Tucker, Lowe,
Nichols2. Double play Long and Tucker
Time of pame hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire Mr.. Henderson
The morning times., 1896-06-25

After passing the finish line Roartlman,
the Harvard stroke: McDuffie, who rowetl
No. Z, and whitbeck, No. 5, dropped on
their oars. but quickly recovered
There was little ex citement in the
were. of course. jubilant, but their demon
strations of delight were kept within rea.
sonable bounds. The opinion among
victors and vanQuished was that the best
crew won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

The Belfast Orcland) News. letter says:
.sAfarv of our readers Will bee much in
feresfed iu the visit 10 our city Of tho
,.el-kuoNu American divine, the Rev.
Dr Hoec. of Richmond. Va. For more
than fifty years I)r Hoge has been one
of the foremost ministers of the southern
PRESBYTERIAN Church in the United States.
and lis ole of the oest-known clersymen
of any denomination ln America. lie
celebrated his ministerial jubilee year
or two a-o amidst Che congratulations Of
mis- fellow-citizens of all the denomina-
uons. and. although )he BIS far past the
limit of three score years and ten, his
bodily and mental Vigor are such thF
DE is stul equal 20 fun ministerial duty.
Dr Hoce arrived en- Great Britain IN
June. 90 delegate from his Church TO the
pan-prcshy terrain Council in Glasgow.
Since then he has been engaged in travel
ing in England and Scotland and IN full
fling vari0us) social engagements and was
fer s0ne time the guest Of Mr.. BayarJ.
fhe American Ambassadqr I'm London.
IIe as now on his return journey 20 Amer
iea. and embarks at Queenstown I'm the
Teutouic next week. Dr. HOge occupied
O. very prominent position during the late
American Civil War, and. residing as he
df m the capital OF the Confederate
states. he was appointed chaplain 20 the
Confederate army In the course Of his
duty I'm this capacity. he passed through
many most interesting and exciting ex-
rtriencss one instance Of his extraOr-
binary determination OF character was
AFFORDED by his running the blockade
when I'm want Of q supply Of Bibles for
the army. and in crossing the Atlantic
10 London. where. with the assistance Of
the late Earl Of Shaftesbury, the president
" the Bible Society. he succeeded IN
obtaining an adequate supply from the
Bible House. DR.. HOge has long been
recognized as one Of the most earnest and
eloquent preachers I'm America and
throughout his long ministry nc has
faithfully adhered 10 the pure doctrine
of tho Church Of his fathers Many Will.
DO doubt avail themselves Of the OPP
p0riunity ~ hearing Dr. Hoge preach on
next L1rd's-Day as mentioned In our
advertising columns.
Or Hoce. who is on hi3 return trip wiz
reach here the latter part OF this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
ITEMS or fNTfREST 0ATHERED
ACROSS THE JAMES.
Gcor.o q. Tiankenship Fined SO aud
Costs-Dcath Of Miss sncad-ihe Case
ofW VI. Goforth Dismissed.
U,NrursrYn BunRAu RICHMOND TINES.

$50. 1921 HulL Srasrr. BFArrrE BLocg.l
Mr. Gccrge T.. Blinkcuship was charged
n swansboro Police Court yesterday
g,sruing with entering the store OF MI.
llomas h. Corslcy last Friday afternoon
aDi creating disturbance. aud hgnt
llg With Air. Frank Ccosuc. Captain A.
e.. Atifsson represented MT. 4. b. Gers
lry and asked Justice Jones 20 Inn
ro.e such O. nnc on Baukcnsnip as 10
teach hI.1 lesson. and 40 Tie same
emo t0 warm Others. lie was fined $40
and costs. amounting 3D. 2la-.,. aul in de-
Iaall OK paymcnt. was sent 20 jail
Ihr case against Crusue Tor striking
IlanAf usAIp Was postponed unlh to-usy
on account o. IlauAcusul WithcS7 N'-
as o.t oi the city.
Mis- Rosa daughter Of Mrs. Roberta
Sutad. or Chester. Na.t uiri 40 hci "i"l"-
crs residence sunday morning a'oue =
o'clock. Tile funeral took pace rom
acr late residence yesterday "iteiho"h A'
O'Clock. Intsmcnt Maa m1oe ln l"c
family buryire. ground. .
The continued tnsc OF W. NJ. 'fpiolt'
charged with Incorporating 80, 'he
same being the money or me nihScI
nc-Machuo Company was called yes
torlay morning. After reading lcttet
which Mr. Ooforth had sent 40 Mr.. {.
D. rrafDn cIty manager Of the company,
tu which he said hc wished to discontinue
work and that hs receipts ana STUDS
dld not tally and further named The DAY
anI hour when Doe would make settle
r.erf Squire owen dismissed the case
on tho ground thlt ar. 1oiotih hao
been arrested before ne mad had ID cn'nce
to make the settlement af De had prom
i-.d DO do so lu The letter.
Mr. Cun0fd Goole Us quite ll WIN
fyrhoId-f.tol no bus residence. lo west
Ninth street.
fingers mashed at the Ircdesar IRON
Works about ten days ago. had the bone
taken OUT of one of his tigers yesterday
morning hy pr. ~. r.. Matthews.
The Southern railway shops VIII only
ls open during the hours of TO j. o CLOCK
hereafter.
Mr. James Domiu is quite SICK az his
residence. 40 west seventh street.
The S. 81. T. Cub. or Swans boro, VIII
give their lady friends trolley party
Thufday night
Miss Katie COX has returned from a
delightfia visit to relatives and frichos
near Charlottesville.
rev. ". D. Hurt preached two excel
lent sermons 40 Fifth-Street Methodist
church sunday. his morning supjeet
was where TO Throw Your salt. Al
right hc preached ou Does inc blDie
Teach Eternal Punishment3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
Commitment 10 Mr.. CeciI.

Ile New Orleans Trade Index has the
following 20 say OF MIR. G.. w Cecil.
southwestern agent OF the Georgia and
Alabama railway. and formerly passenger
AGENT of tho Southern railway. with head
quarters in Richmond. Mr. Cec.ls many
friends 80 this city VIII read the below
vita interest
+Air a. vs.. Cecil has charge OF the
offices here 30. 81 Grayier street, as
Soul utstriu agent lie is a gentleman
of much experience in hls line affable
ant courteous ga tho extreme, and his
EFFORTS viii always be found % merit the
perfect confidence and fuil support OF the
travelling and shipping public. and no
gentleman in railway circles has in so
Short "a slime made so many friends in
commercial circles: for none have worked
harder 90 accomplish results favorable
to Due company and az the same time
valuable 20 bis patrons than has Mr.
Cecil"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

sGhEDuLE EBFECTIyE MAY -. 1896,
TRANS LEAVE KIcHMOND-lNlOE
DEPOT.
500 a. NJ. Arrive petersburg 9;3l A. NJ.
Norfolk ii 70 A NJ Stops only
at Petersburg. WaveIiy. and
s:O5A. NJ. Hrri H Petersburg $50 A. II,
Weldon ll.t8 A. 81, Fayette-
vile 4.30 II. NJ, Charleston
ll:l3 +. NJ. Savannah J 40 A.
NJ, Jacksonville $50 A. NJ,
Port Tampa Gao L. NJ.
Connects at Wilson with No.
A., arriving Goldsboro 100 =.
NJ. Wilmington 545 +. NJ
Pullman Sleeper New York TO
Jacksonville.
a;1P. NJ, Local. arrives Petersburg $40
L. NJ. Makes all stops.
go =. M, Arrives Petersburg 6.l9 4. NJ
Norfolk $50 i. Al. Makes all
stops
l.sa p. n. Arrives Petersburg 500 p. a..
Emporia $40 connects with
a. &c ID. for stations between
Enporla and Lawrenceyiiie>..
Weldon s;tts p NJ Fs 49,
s:e5 A. NJ. Savannah 500 A.
NJ, Jacksonville 1850 Z. Ne
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arriyin{
Aiken 7.22 A. NJ. Augustas.1
A. NJ. Macon il A. M, At
lanta l2Is p: ". pSii S1,,
mington. Cha rleston. Jackson
Vile. Port TIE mps. Aiken. Au-
gusta. and Macon.
,.5sP. II, Arrive Petersburg l2:25'A. NJ.
Lynchburg 800 =. NJ. Roa-
noks 7.s5 A. 81. Bristol 10
p. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich-
mond 10 Lynchburg.
,,-A II Arrives Petersburg le A. 81.
weldon $50 A. b.. Henderson,
4oi A IA. Raleigh 5:H A. NJ.
L.lharfsn PC. r. M Atlanta
400 p. M. pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 Atlanta.
7.25 A M sunday Accommodation, ar
r.ves Petersburg SIG A. ~.
AGO P M. sandsy Accommodation. or
=" rlves Petersburg 5:2S p. n.
Makes all stops
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
go M, From jacksonville, Savannah.
Wv Charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta. and oil points south.
$40 A. NJ, Atlanta. Athens. AMI Raleigh.
Lynchburg, and the West.
s ss 4 H. \: Es5!os suiS SEI and rf'sr.-
burg.
"" Charleston, Wilmington. folds
boro, and all points Soy;h.
IL" r. M Pe asasSi LynchSSrt. and
the West.
SIS p. NJ, Petersburg Local.
$40 A. M, sunday Accommodation from
7:as p. NJ, sunday Accommodation from
Petersburg N. EMERSON.
n KENIY. Tranic Manager.
o !" General Manager
) Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

The pastor announced az Tho O'Clock
MACS that hs would rccOmmence at that
mas. leAt Sunday rs instructions on the
satrrI.cuts lis first subject being The
Holy Eucharist
Af 1880 the assistant pastor. who TO
Turned from fis short vacation on Monday
OF last week. celebrated the mass and
preached very briefly on Tho gospel OF
me sunday. 40 man can serve TWO mas
80 Nc" St. Matthew VI. 24-33. lie an
no.rrrI an important meeting of the
lonnl. Mems Union Tor tonight, and that
next sunday would be thc communion
day Tor the " embers aud for those Of the
boys and girls sodaliticS.
lii the weather does not become very
warm again the celebration Of high mass
"a DO ~ viii be resumed gcat Sunday
The Sunday school VIII not be Ieopened
unit. Sun4sy, the 10TH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

on the o'clock train over the South
oru railway this morning number or
woli-lnown Good Templars left for Dan
vile. TO attend the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. /. o. G.. r., which
convcncs I'm that city to-day. The meet
ing will bo largely attended, and there
is reason 90 believe that IL Will be one OF
the most interesting yet held. Some o.
tho members of the order left on the
midday train yesterday for the city on
the Dan The Danvilic Good Tcmplars
have made arrangements 70 entertain
the members OF the State order in true
Virginia style and nothing will be over
looked 10 make those present have good
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
NOTICE 10
THE CREDITORS
OF THE
Richmond & DanYiIIe R. R. Co.
TOTHE CREDITORS
OF THE
Receivers Of Said Company.

In the Circuit Court OF the United States,
for the Eastern District OF Virginia:
Central Trust Company %
New York, ct all Consolidated
vs.. Cause
Richmond and Danville In Equity.
r. r. Company. ct al.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE
cit is hereby ordered that all claims out
standing against the receiver OF the said
Richmond and Danvile Railroad ConDa-
ny, and all claims against the said Rich-
monG 0nd Dsnville Railroad Company,
which are alleged 10 be prior or superb )r
TO the lien OF the mortgage foreciosed,
which mortgage bore date October %,
1880 be fled with the special masters IN
chancery, heretofore appointed in this
cause on or before the FIRST day Of De
cember. 1890 and that on the failure
of the holder OF any such claim 10 file.
the same within said time, such claim
or claims shall be denied the right OF
participating In the proceeds OF the gale
OF the said road and precluded from any
right OF payment against the said cor.
pOrate property, o. the purchasers OF
said property. or their assigns. ana shall
hs forever barred. but this order shall
not be in any manner applicable TO the
rights or claims Of tho Central Trust
Company OF New York. one Of the com
plainIGts herein, as trustee under the
first ufcrtsage on said property, dated De-
tN"TA o. 1919 U a, NiNoNV~ Gi-
mortgage dated February 1. 1852 or as
trustee under tho equipment mortgages.
or either OF them. referred 70 m the 10
cree OF foreclosure and sale IN this action.
II is further ordered that Said Special
Matters NJ f. Ileasants and Thomas
q Atkins Esquires shall give notice OF
this oder by publication three times a
week for four weeks. commencing Aug
ust 10. 1896. ana once a week during the
entire month OF November. 1909. In some
newspaper OF ges eral circulation, printed
IN the city OF New York. Y. 7: In ne
city Of Baltimore, Nd; IN the city u
Wellington. ID. @: IN the city Of Rich
mend. Va; in the city OF Raleigh. ".
c.. IN the city OF Columbia. s. 9: In
IN. city OF AtlPnta, Ca; In the city II
Birmi sham. Ala. and in the city Of Co
lnmbus, Mss
NATHAN GOFF.
United States Circuit Judge.
August s. 1896.
Published in accordance with the above
order. and pursuant thereto notice Is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against the Richmond and Danyilie Raj
road Company or its receiver. 70 ME
the same with the undersigned on or
before the first day OF Dscember, 1896.
N F. PLEAsANTS,
THOs s. ATKINS.
Special Masters.
RiohmCnd Va. August 5, ls9SA
auS-Su. tnthf2tnalsuot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

RY AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF vALUA-
LOUISA MINERAL LANDS AND PER-
sGNAL PROPERTY THEREON,
KNOWN AS TIE PROPER rIES OF
TIE -NITRo.PHOSPHATE
SYNDICATE tEH lnIElnNRb OF D'NDoN'
LYING ABOUT TWO MILES WEST OF
-, MINERAL, cIrf;>.n NEAR
THE O. AND o. RAILWAY.
Pursuant to decree in the Industrial
and General Trust. Limited. Of London
Syndicate Limited. Of London. England
and others. entered IN the Circuit Court
for the CITY Of Norfolk. at the May term
1894. the subscribers Will. Oh
FRIDAY. SEPT EMBER 4. 1906,
AT 10 A. NJ sell. by auction. on the prem
Uses, the following described properties In
I. one certain TRACT OF LAND. con-
taining $50 ACRES, more or less, known
as the X. j. Bib tract with all tie
mines and personal property thereon
p That certain TRACT with everything
real and personal thereon, containing III
ACRES, more or less, known as the Cosby
tract.
Both OF which were conveyed to the
Nitro-Phosphato Syndicate. Limited, OF
London. England, by Boyd NJ. Smith and
wife. by a deed Of the oath day Of Sep
tcmber 1850 Of record in the clerks ONCE
OF the County Court OF Louisa, and TO
which reference Is here made Tor othef
details Of description.
The properties contain mines OF great
reputed value They contain plenty ~
water and timber for all mining purposes.
There Is a shaft sunk TO a depth OF
10 feet with level drive OF about -
feet There is "a west and east ore de-
posit which Is said 10 be eight feet
wide at the bottom Of the shaft. with
pyrites reputed TO be Of fine quality and
i'm great quantity. Persons Interested
are Invited 10 go upon the properties and
acguaint themselves with their merits.
They will be shown 10y Mr. JESSE j.
POTTER Of Louisa Courthouse. Mr..
BOYD NJ. SMITH, 1885 Q street, Wash
ington. j. c.. Will also give information
TERMS: cash as 10 s3O.224.76 and the
expenses OF sale say $500 residue as the
Phosphate Syndicate, Limited. of
London. may prescribe. or II taillng 10
indicate its wishes, upon credits or six
and twelve OF tbs. the purchaser giving
bonds for the deferred instruments.
WILLIAM IL WHITE,
JOHN II. LEWIS.
Commissioners.
Vlrpinla-In the clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of the city OF Norfolk, on the
18Th day Of June, 1896.
hereby certify that the bond required
Of tho special con misSloners IN tho above
mentioned decree of sale has been duly
executed
Icste.
LAWRENCE WARNING, Clerk.
iy3,4.G.S.12 9.2Gau2 o JIG p .2s-dtse4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

BN virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Au-
gust IL. 1880, recorded In the clerk
office of Henrico County Court. in ID. b.
49, a" page 4O4, default having been
made i'm the payment Of money therein
secured. and being 50 required by the
beneficiary, 1 will sell, by public auction
on the premises, on $500
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1896,
at T. NJ. the real estate described IN
said deed, as follows: IAN that certain
tract or parcel OF land. together with
an the Buildings thereon, rights and ways
thereto belonging, lying and being IN the
county OF Heurico, state OF Virginia.
known as West View containing ONE
HUNDRED AMI THIRTY-NlNE u3D
ACRES. situated in the forks OF the
Wcstham and Thtee-ChoppeI roads"
The buildings With a portion Ct the land
viii be first offered, and il the price
bid is not sufficient 10 pay the debt and
expenses Of executing this trust the
property Will then be sold asa whole.
TERMS. While the deed requires cash
for the debt due OF $5,5o4O5 and the cost
OF executing this trust, more libsral terms
will be announced at the hoIr Of sale.
X. b. CHAFFlN. Trustee.
r r. Chafiln & Co.. Incorporated Auc-
tlJnecrS. auSD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
M : :. WI KorioIk:F|estsraU.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT Anil 40. l Ss,,
LEAVE RICnMOND lDAlLll. BYRD
900 A. A. EiiccuNoND AND NOR
FOLK NESTIBULE LIMIT
Ed. Arrive Norfolk ll.-J A
Nj. Stops only at fetelsDui <
WaVerly, and SunOlk. Second
class tickets not accepted on
~ this train. ,...,
9:05 A. M, THE CHICAGO EMPRESS,
Tor Lynchpurg. Roanoke, CO.
lumDus, and Chicago. PullHan
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Columbus
also, for Bristol, knoAFAIe.
=, and Chattanooga.
o'oo 4. III, For SUFFOLK. NOrtOlk, ana III.
termeLlats stations; arrives Az
Norfolk at 600 h. NJ.
1850 =. M., FOR L3nchburg and Roanoke.
Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Pullman Sleepers
Roanoke to Memphis aud New
Oueans. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg, and berths ready Tor
occupancy AT 900 L. NJ. Also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from l.yhSn-
burg aud the West daily az o:4O A. "A, N;
and 90 r. NJ; from Nofl3,mr aIl me
East at 90 A. NJ, and NhSllbob cD
LIMITED 700 y. NJ.
Office: e3S Main street. ,,,,,,..,,v
District Passenger Agenc.
". 3. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Ofiice-Roanoke' va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
SUMMER RESORTS.
new SUMMER RESORT.
THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL

SATURDAY, JULY 4TH.
This hotel is delightfully."- situated on
the Chesapeake Bay, about two miles
from Fortress Monroe, with one OF the
finest bathing beaches on the Atlantic
coast. The hotel is nicely turnisned ;
everything new throughout, toilet and
bathrooms on every floor The hotel ana
grounds are lighted by incandescent and
arc lights. The sanitary arrangements
are we'll night perfect. Electric cars every
and Newport News. Everything for the
comfort and pleasure of the guests has
been provided The finest fishing and
boating on the Atlantic coast. Terms;
s. 10 So per day. SO 10 Sl5 per week.
Special prices 20 families. Apply 10 h. ..
&. WAITE, Manager Buck Roe Beach
Hotel. Hampton, Va. CP. o. address)
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

He VIII Take Charge of Epiphany Parish
Abouf October lsi.

Rov. W. =. Chrisman, rector OF ST.
Fnnnp's church. charleston. W. Va,
has accepted q call 10 Epiphany parish,
barton Heights.
lie viii enter upon his new duties on or
about October the first. The ycstry are
mucn rraiihed al his acceptance, and an
IIcipate rapid growth OF the parish under
his ministry.
lie Is an eloquent preacher, although
young. and is regarded as one Of the
strongest men in the diocese OF West
virginia.