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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
gHE oorARNoR sLIGHrLY HURT.
Uis Horses Took Fright and Became I'm
Confrollablc

Govern OF O'Ferrall. who was badly
bruised in = runaway accident Monday
afternoon IN Manchester. WAS suu con-
fined 10 his bed iast night. Ills Injuries
are OF a muscular character. no bones
being broken. lie was resting quietly
last night. and Dr. IL. W. Davis. his
physician. was OF the opinion that his
Excellcucy would be able 10 walk before
the week IS out.
Al the time Of the accident Governor
o Ferran and his nttIe daughter. Ma
bel were out Cor a drive in the Cover
nor carriage. which was drawn by the
pair Of new horses recently purchased by
lis EXcellency. A trip was made 10
Richmond. md on the retIrn about
O'Clock IN the afternoon. the horses took
irrn, ana resan 10 run soon otter tic
carriage turned into Scmmcs street from
Seventh ~ Manchester. The Governor,
seeing the danger Of the situation, took
MS lutfe daughter in MS arms and leap
ed from me Tap.diy-moving vehicle. He
landed on Doth knees. and was scarcely
able 10 rot up so bruised was hc The
little daughter was unhurt The Cover
nor went 20 tile car-line. and took tho
car % his country home Dundee" near
Forest Hill Park He WAS assisted into
the mouse. ana an examination was
made. No bones were broken. ard the
Governor went 10 bed.
me horses ran nearly mile. and were
stopped rear tie electric Iowcr-housc.
me carriage was not broken. The driver.
Cnarics wilson. returned for the Cover
nor 20 lerrn that his E-celency had taken
car for his home.
When ] called upon the Governor loet
night I found him confined 10 his bed,
suffering from the injuries he received.
II am suffering very little paint" said
The Governor. but my physician has
cautioned me 10 be very careful and re-
main i'm bed for several DAYS My injuries
are nothing serious. and ] hope and be
lieve that within n short while I will 10
all right again. I am very glad | came
of 50 well. and that ny little girl whom
] held In my arms when ] jumped from
the carriage escaped without a scratch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Transfers of Rrnl FStat~

Richmond-L. II. Dickerson and wife to
Virginia Brown, - feet on east side Page
street, yl65.
Edith Gatew0ods trustees 20 Richmond
T. r. l.. and T. Co. "A feet on ---
street between Munford. Gumour. Leigh
and Williams streets S43J
Mary l.. NJ and James r. Harvie TO
Alexander Grant. 30 feet on north side
Park avenue. near Shafer street. $1,000
Mary 4. Sharpe trustees to Richmond
Y. Is l. and r. CO.. II feet Oh south side
street. between Twenty and
Twcnty-sevcnth 1855.
Taylor Mins trustees 10 same. p feet
on Harrison street southeast corner Boyd.
$40
Mary II. y. II anr John NJ Sullivan. Jr.'s
trustee 20 W. Sidney Staiars. 20 feet on
west side Fifth street between Byrd and
Arch. 81. 100.
Ichn NJ and r r. Ryan 10 Theresa
Somma OUTFIT OF the jefferson Ice Cream
Company i; $40 east Main street. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Many Attractions and No Gambling
Eastern shore Horses Race.

Eastern shore Horses Race.
CAPE CHARLES. VA, September l.
SpociaL-The eighth annual session Of the
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Association
opened here to-day under very favorable
circumstances. The DAY was perfect, the
weather being cool and clear. The at
tendance was small, which Is always the
case the first day.
The exhibits this year are much larger
than In previous years. especially in the
ladies' department.
Large crowds are expected tomorrow
ana Thursday
I'm addition to the races game Of base
bail will be played IN the morning by
two celebrated amateur clubs.
No fakirs or gambling is allowed on the
grounds, and al OF the horses partici-
pauug In the races are Eastern-Shore
stock.
The fair Is a local one this year The
people are taking much interest in It.
Tho admission zee has been reduced 70
twenty-five cents.
Marry ". Burrows. a professional OF
Boston. Is starting 5udge. and II. d.
Travis. OF Cape Charles. and r. o. Ohe
CT Philadelphia, assistants. Race sum
maries follow:
First race. for two-yesr-olds and under
pulse 800: best two in tHree-Oakley, b.
m by Helion Kela. l. !. Nellie c., b. m.
by Gray Eagle. wilkins. ?. ?; Annie b. m
by Bendee. nottingham. g. g. sam Patch.
b. x. 10y Salem. Upshur. 8. 4. Time 2:4
and 800.
Second race 2:i2 class. purse 800. best
three in fye-Regulus. b. e. b. Sandburne'
Ottwell. J. J.. l. Clay Crit. b. 5. by Clay
burlington. ?. 2. 2: Lady Maude. r. m. by
Gray Morgan. gladstone. g. 8, g. Time
2.34 "a Three heats.
third race running purse $50 haf-mile
heats-Annie. $ m. Ames. 2, J. !; Fly
WAY. 1. @ 2 Time l:o3. 1N. lo7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

The Case to lie Decided At the september
Term warwick County Court.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept 1.-spe-
cial.-At the September term OF tne
Corvoration Court the famous mayoraly
contest case OF w. A. Post against A. \.
Moss will be finally decided. The case
has created much excitement among the
peopIs centrally And "A great deal OF
speculation is being made as TO the maj
outcome OF the contest Both side4 aIs
canvassing the Second ward and every
voter will he approached by one or the
parties interested before next MOniay.
In the Police Court. Justice Brown SEN
fenced william McDougle. tho negro. who
struck Alonzo Murray. with beer keg
last Friday night, TO serve L term OF
twenty days in the chain gang and pay
a fine OF $50.
The Circuit Court OF Warwick county
convenad at Warwick. courthouse to-
dav. Thise is the first session OF this
court. which has been held at Warwick
courthouse for several years. II having
met here during that time. Judge Gunter
will be called upon 10 decide whether
Commemorative ttoney J. II. M. New
ton can lawfully act in the capacity for
tho city OF Newport News rs well as
Warwick county at the same time. This
decision will effect the County Treasurer
and clerk OF courst as each Of these Of
ncers is held by gentlemen who hold a
similar office In Newport News
II is reported here that John j. Dyer.
who bolted the Republican Congressional
Convention, held I'm Hampton. will with
draw and leave the field clear for Dr..
r A Wise. OF Williamsburg. the .conven-
lions nominee
There seems 10 be misunderstanding
between Afessrs. Fred Read and w 7.
Hopkins. two prominent Republicans OF
Newnort News. as TO who IS entitled to
the position Of CITY chairman each claim
ing 70 have been duly elected by the peo-
ple Both gentlemen are performing the
duties % the office.
The fines and costs collected in the
Police Court during the month OF August
amounted 20 Sos 80 on increase OF A2.42
over that OF the previous month.
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rnr cAsn or YOUNG WATTS.
Crystal Spring. Cafe Burned-DeleEates
fn Ennnnke Di.trict Conference.

to Eoauoke District Conference.
ROANOKE. VA. Sept 1.-Special.-rhe
case Of r. c. Watts. charged with at
tempting a criminal assault on Amanda
pace a fer-year~old white girl, was called
In tho Police Court this afternoon. The
girl claimed to identify the accused as
tho man who attempted the assault, ana
after the examination or TWO or NOR
witnesses for the State, the case was
continued TN tomorrow morning, NE
defendant being admitted 70 bail IN the
sum ~ - -. The courtroom was pack
e! during the trial with deeply interested
spectators.
Tie CAFE at Crystal Springs, Just east
OF tho city. was totally destroyed by hre
early this morning. John Bragassa. pro
prietor or the cafe. lost all his stock.
fixtures. furniture and clothing OF NM
self and family, valued ~ about 900,
and moi Insured Tho building was
valued at about $1,000. WAS owned by
the Roanoke Gas and Water Company
and the loss was nearly covered by III
surance. The origin OF The IRE WAS ac-
cidental.
The following are the delegates from
the Methodist churches here to the Roa-
nOke District Conference, which began
at Buena Vista to-day. Greene Memoi l.
Judge ] W. Woods. j i. Woods, 1. 4.
Fishburne and J. b Fishburne. Trinity.
Judge A. p. King J. b. Andrews. }. -.
Johnson. Jr and X. J. Anderson. Grace.
W y Thomas. r. T.. Weed)n. X. l.. farf.
and J W Pepper: 81. James. Henry
Stevens. r. r Boswell, +. >. McNamee
and John Mccoy
Miss Minnie McGunn. presbyterian ms
siOrary 70 Victoria. Mexico. who has been
visiting relatives i'm this vicinity FOR some
months. left FOR the land OF the Monte
ZumaS TO-DAY
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Intere,tlng Facts About Eichmond's citi-
1ens and other Matters.

lens and other Matters.
DR.. John +. VIM has returned 10 tho
city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John r Mcclure return
ed TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. joseph Vaughan is visiting friends
at Ashland. Va
Ar. Joseph Lchtenstein. who has been
slightly indisposed FOR the last week. IS
able 10 be out again.
wnne Niche is still ogi,e sick at Cor
louisville. His father viii visit him to-
day.
senator's George W. LeCato. OF Acco-
mao. and j NJ. Stubs OF Goucester'
were at the Capitol yesterdaS'
Mr.. Thomas H. Bigger. who has been
visiting friends in Hanover mas returned
home.
DR.. W. II. Lyme. Of the ambulance corps,
has ,eturned from his vacation and is
back on duty.
William Meyers. the pickpocket' arrested
during the reunion and coiii"'i'''u 10 Ja'''
was released on Saturday
The Inland Architect for September con
tains cut Of Architect DharIts Kead
mans for the new theological seminary
Mr. W. p. Isaacs. who has been sum
mering at Mr. Joseph A. Johnson s. N
Henrico left yesterday morning Tor Balt'-
more Nd.
rsv DR.. ". I. Wright has returned
from North Carolina. ana VIII lead his
przyer-meeting this evening, and MI his
pulpit on Sunday.
Ya.e's Twelve Temptations" Company
naesed through the city yesterday en-
route for Danville. where they play To-
night
The Richmond Telephone Company was
Yesterday engaged. in running wires into
the CITY Hall for the purpose or attaching
phones.
Misses Mamie and Annie Braudrick. who
have been visi.ii Z their friends and reia-
tiyes in Powhatan and Amelia counties.
have returned home. after a pleasant auo
most enjoyable visit.
Monday night the Fire Department was
summoned by a still alarm TO me nome
Of CAPTAIN George NJ. Rogers, AZ 5l Nich-
olson street The blaze was e2unguisnec
with slight loss.
Mr. Hunter Mcclure Bigger formerly
| cler, az the Exchange Hote' mas accepted
a positlon at the Hotel Burton. DAnFil,e
end left for that city on the LOO soulh
ern train yesterday.
p-ofessor Charles +. Muttcr, VINO mas
re,ired from his vacation Tip VIII agar
,os,,rne his work as teacher ~ 81 Mary
! povs' School and organist Or -. Mary
! cb,irch and director OF BON the "e
| sangvercin" and German-Ain i.'"i' = No' d"
Association"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
uOyTGOUfR PRESBYTERY.
The Case of Ex-Cashier smith Continued
Death i'm Bedford.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 1.-Special.-
The Montgomery Presbytery meets at
Roanoke valley church tonight. Those
from Lynchburg who are In attendance
are Rev. Or. Il. IL. Fleming, Roy. r, l.
McFadden. Rev T. NJ. McCorkle. Rev.
I 4 NcMrrray. Rev. A. s. Rachaf. Mr..
A Plunkett. and Mr.. William kinnier;
Mrs. Margaret Griffin died last night
al her home I'm Bedford county. aged
eighty years. Deceased was a sisterrin-
law Of the late DR.. John Hook Grimm,
"a celebrated man in his day. and a niece
Of Judge Griffin.
Tho case of J. w Smith. the cashier
of the defunct Liberty Savings Bank, OF
Bedford city, has been continued unth
tho October term of Bedford County
Court. An. affidavit filed by Meesrs. John
II. Lee and Yolney l.. Howard, counsel
for the defence, presented the grounds on
which Judge Dillard. who would have
presided In the ease, consented to postf
yOnement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
y.,ucsa Rate. to west Point and Return.

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would Ike 10 spend their sundays AZ
West Point. have arranged TO put In
rate OF 800 for the round trip, tickets 70
be sold Saturdays. good to return Mon
days. -. ~.
rust been opened under an experienced
,raragement and everything has been
done for ,he comfort OF guests who may
go to that point.
.-or rates. tickets. and other informa-
tion. call at Richmond Transfer Company,
eo2 eas, Main street. j. o. Verser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station, or ""
east Main street. -
]. c. HORTON.
~ Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

The Services in the Synagogue viii BE of
Very Impressive Nature.

Tne jewish New-Year commences at
sunset on Monday next Inc Jewish
New-l ear Is a celebration OF the blow
ing OF the trumpets" II is a solemn
occasion with all Jews. and in the syna-
ccgue Cf rem Anapa there VIII be a ser
vice Of an elaborate nature. II IS day
when no jew performs any manner Of
work, and as a consequence the stores
OF an the merchants Of that faith will
DC closed on Tuesday.
IL is solemn occasion, and I'm the
synagogue the services viii he Of a.
very Impressive nature. The New-Year.
or kOsh Hashouah. has been handed
down from generation TO generation. and
mas been faithfully observed i'm all times
The New-Iear begins the ten DAYS of
penitence which is ended by the Day
Of Atonement. or Yom Kippur -Four day.
tncn intervene ana on the evening OF
the 2lst. the eve Of the Feast Of the
Tabernacle. which falls on the 22d Then
ON the 10Th Of September comes the
Eighth Day Of Solemn Assembly. which
ends The fan holidays.
In This city the Jewish New-Year IS
the Time for the sending Of cards. the
making OF calls. and the reunion OF
families ike the Gentle New Year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

ponbIe Wedding Next week-Proiract-
al MeeffunE

A Double Wedding Next WV
ed Meetings.
ACTON VA. sept. L-Spociai.-lHe
all.absorbins topic Of conversation 'n'S
week ,s the approaching double marriage
-. celebrated on the 9th instant be-
,,,e,n Mrs. Lutte Marion Turner ana
&C Ion, y Hart. and Miss Lena stu
s-t Williams and Mr.. John G. SPOTS Ut.
Tho prospective brides are .u7 ulDsi
ters OF Or. William j.. MANS VI
avon" ,,-,
the o-otrscted meetings at Hebron
closed sunday. with an add.uon 10 ''e
church of twelve members.
socially. despite the church-Goinsi there
have been the usual festivities a ..
o. clock tea was given n Meadow faIH
ta Miss Mamie summerson. OF Augusta
Monday. 90, *,
MIR Harry Antrim and children, OF
Ivndharrst. are visiting Mrs. antrim
sister. Mrs. Willie Turner
Ma. Monle Ruebush. u Bartersorook'
who spent last week with her father MT.
willis Heron. returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. OF Washington
city. 20 back home this week.
Miss Mamie Kincannon and Mrs. John
s HAYS were guests al oman TINS
week
Tha verdict I'm the ease OF the Common
wealth vs.. Barksdalc FOR the murder OF
the lad William Cook. on July an. ana
which closed Friday. with a verdict TOT
fourteen years in the penitenuary, causes
some astonishment here.
The drought is hard on the early pioV
ing and farmers are Fastening with TOD
der cutting.
Miss Matte Page. who has been with
her sister. Mrs. Carr. In Roanoke, re-
turned 10 Alton Tuesday.
Miss Jean Lumsden, Of Richmond, VINO
has been spending a fortnight at Locust
Dale" LEFT Tuesday morning
Dr. and Mrs J. b. Hawthorne returned
10 Nashville. Tenn, to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
THE POPS' COMlfITTEE
wn Meet ia this CITY on Saturday to
Canvass the Field.

VIII Meet In this Wv on Na'"'""f w.
Canvass the field.
The State Central COMMITTEES OF the
Populist party in Virginia will inset at
tho Popuiist headquarters. No 1910 east
Min street. Saturday afternoon at l
o'clock 10 discuss the conduct OF the com
in.. campaign Tho following gentlemen
compose the committee.
First distrlci-J. II. q. BeVery' J~'hes
J.. Turnkey. and Dr. W. J.. Sydnor
Second tistrici-J T. Shepherd. w. ~.
Acliss. and n. &. Collier.
Third distfici--Waltcr Il. Grant ana j.
II. Watkins.
Fourth district. X. Morton. william
T. DOYLE and +. Y. Allen.
Fifh distnct-W y Graveley. j. Il.
Bennett and Dr ). KIM.
sixth district H. Tinsley. john a
Tune and Or. r.. " Evans
Seventh district George Il. Minor. WI
u-m 4. Riley. aud Colonel @. I.
narbec.
Eighth district Frad Beverly !. n.
Nfsv and T. W Carper
Smith districf-W J. Kcndrick. J. W.
Sfccavock. and J r. Cslehan.
,r-nth district-C. j.. NoXton. ;. I.
Run. and o. * Iapharn
4 Haskius Hohson. chairman. IL.
Adoinh Muller secretary and treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

chairman: Miss r. Brown, Mrs " Nc
Gwinn and Mrs. Matte McPher.2n.
Fourth Division-R T. Ihl caarinar'
Thomas II. Wyatt. ID. II. Bet,s' ana W.
II. kucler. -
The committee was in session the great
or part or the evening. and the executive
committee Of the order was also IN ses-
sion.
The annual address Of welcome was de-
liyered last night by n. y. Jones, chlcf
OF finance and was responded TO ~
LOWS Bigger. Of Elizabeth. y. j.. and
head OF the order in that state.
Tomorrow there VIII be a political rally
and military display at the Exposition
Grounds. and on the 4th bicycle races on
the track az the Exposition Grounds and
baseball games at the same place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
.--os,sa q, c,n,,bowts Va. yesterday and

arrested AT Chilhowie. Va. yesterday and
taken back to Harlan county TO-DAY
Overton's escape was mace oniy re"
days prior 10 the time set Tor Ms e"eeu'
ton.
He and his brother. VIII Overton, ana
James Scott. youth, formed conspir2-
cy and murdered an aged pedu'e' A"'
his wife In August year ago o.
means Of shielding young glri irs,"
prosecution. who was CHARGED WIN s'ea'-
Ing from the peddler's PACK
VIII Overton was Killed while resisuns
arrest. and Scott is serving . iiie SCI"
tencs in the pcn.tcn,iary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Eirht OH AN Excursion Train.

There was trouble on board Of the OK
cursion train that carried several hum
dred' colored people TO West Point Mon
day. 1t began as the train was nearing
its destination and Bob Goode. who Is
known TO the police OF the three DISTRICTS
as a bad man. began il. Bob picked a
quarrel with another citizen or Jackson
ward. Friends OF the combatants SIDED
with them and the coach was soon thu
scene OF a lively fracas. Bottles. iunch-
baskets and q razor were the wrapons-
used In the argument. BOB
welded the razor. He slashed an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Dasu,,ntfon of Passenger Service.

on and after Saturday. August lst. he
elegant steamer Virginia" Will resume
her tri-weekly trips from Richmond 10
Baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
dav. Thursday. and Saturday about T.
NJ. arriving Baltimore next morning about
9.3O. Fare. 81 TO Baltimore. state-rooms
from 10 cents up. and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondingly low rates to Washing
ton. Philadelphia. Wilmington, and New
York.
For further information apply 10
IL. VI. BOYKIN General Agent,
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Miss stott and Mr.. Gibbons Become One
and Leave for North Carolina

Miss Emma IDA Stott. or this city. and
Mr.. j. y. Gibbons. Of Wilson. n. c..
were quietly married al the residence OF
the bride 5 brOther-in-laN Mr.. l.. J. Alley.
2ol2 y street yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock, by Rev. Nirginius Wrcnn. Of
Norfolk. Only relatives attended.
The bride, who is a popular and charm
Ing young lady. was becomingly attircd
in gray travelling suit. and wore pink
roses. After the ceremony supper was
served. and the happy couple LEFT on the
1880 o'clock train for Wilson. their future
home. where the groom is engaged in the
tobacco business.
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rArIoNAL rRUr EEfOEnhTs
VIM Hcin session all week-tieid Day
the Exposition Crounds.

WIZ Ee In session all week it'" ''9 nv
the Exposition Crounds
Tf- rational convention OF the Prphd
Fountain United CIDER True Reformers'
the most powerful beneficiary orsaniN"-
ton among The coiored aeoDie In ne
United states net yesterday az the Ir1o
RefCrrlers' Hall. on north Second street
Tho building was decorated on The cNtc-
iior 'th Gags and bunting. and tho large
han or ne % ird floor Was also tast~fully
ae,Cratcd ffter tho calling 90 order and
the ion-call Pew Richard Wells pastor
OF l.5cI szrr / apfist church led the de-
yofiopal exercises ~ the morning session.
President Rev William W Brown then
made TIE opening address. after which
the sOmriittcc Oh credentials was appoint
sd. wiah w. b. Burrell as general chair
man
1'he iabors Of th- committee were ardl-
QUE there being the credentials OF over
I'VE bundled delegates. representing TWEEN
u States 10 examine. and II was accord
lngly divided into four sections. as fol
lows.
FIRST Diyision---M b. Jones chairman:
r. A Cepiss and Rev. J. a. Cyrus
Second Division-Mrs v. A, West.
chairmn;l Nelson Williams. Jr.. l.. ].
Lynn, ang Rev u. o. Deans
THIRD fDyislon-Mrs AZ. J. williams,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
German al Ashla nd.

ASHLAND. VA, Sept. l.-SpeciSi;-A.
Delightful german was given here las'
night by the yourg gentlemen Of the town.
The participants we're : follows: MISS
Walden and p. Wright: MISS II. Cooke ana
NJ. Smith. Miss X. Cooke and y. hsrr ,
Nlss A. Cooke and Tim Gatewood, Jr. (:
Miss J. Cooke and r. J. Scott: Miss A. hefr
and ]. VI. Cox: Miss r. Brander and NJ.
b. Pace: Miss NJ. Wright and +. Cox MSS
r. Wright and s Hepbern: Miss Bridges
and Joe Taylor: Miss G. Beirne ana 1.
Winston: Miss L. Beirne and ;. Carter:
Miss Taylor and r. Jones: Miss NJ. Coal
der and =. Breedcu. Chaperons-Colonel
and Mrs. l.. T. w. Marie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Popular c. and %. sunday Excursions to
the ~eashore.

Old Point. Norfolk. Buckroe Beach, New
port News &c. only 81 round trip.
These excursions continue 10 attract al
desiring 10 spend sunday outing a,
the seashore. Train will leave Richmond
at 500 4. NJ next Sunday september
9Th; returning. leave Old Point ~ I.
NJ. stopping only At Newport News. Inc
fwO,lCLr schedule over stone ballast track
gives q quick pleasant. and clean ride 70
the sea. Old Point tickets are good only
on special excursion train. Norfolk tick
cts are recognized returning on train
leaving Norfolk $3.50 y. NJ. OF Sunday ana
AT A. NJ OF Monday following.
UneNcelled hotel Accommodations at
special rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
CAsToHIA.
TO Fac n iar
"a ss;'s .ZzAZzzu i $sI
vorr UlxcrLine Ia Baltimore.

This old. reliable line offers to the
travelling public the finest service be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore, together
with the quickest time and finest accom-
modations as TO meals anu stitc-rooins;
Trains to and from Richmond mako
close connection with boat at West Point
for Baltimore. daily except Sunday.
Straight fare. 81; round trip, S-gOod FOR
ten days.
For an information relative to tickets.
schedules. etc, call on or address J. G.
Horton, T. Il. A., go east Main street.
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
Niagara Falls Excursion via u. L. l.
and Penna. X. X.

Niagara Falls tours will leave Wash
ington. ID. c., in special trains via the
Pennsylvania railrc ad, At 1880 \. NJ. sep
TENDER 9th and nth. The r.. +. and 7.
railroad will sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond for these tours at Sli.
For full Information apply 20 Richmond
Transfer Company. No. 9@ east Main
Street Station. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
CASTo7TA.
ne h:- II
.t.-.. n UTH-A every
CEz<ZV ZZL-Z<z/ v.alres.


This old reliable line Is running boats
daily between West Point and Baltimore.
making close connection at West Point
with Southern railway trains 10 and from
Richmond.
Rates: one way 81: round-trip. 81, good
for ten days. state-roOms 81 and elegant
meals Toe. each all the delicacies Of tho
season with each meal.
For tickets. schedules. and other in
formation call on Richmond Transfer
Company. 9r east Main street J. O. Yer
ser ticket agent, station. and !. G. Hor-
ton, 4. =. A, 900 east Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

The district convention OF the Woman,s
Christian Temperance Union will be held
In Centralia on Thursday. September 81.
4 full delegation Is expected to so over
from rlcnnonu. Deiceates from the d't~
ferent young wnman's branches. as well
a. the delegates from the W. &. I. u.
are eApcctcd 10 altend.