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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Concert for the Poor.

On Thursday evening. April 9th. under
the able direction OF Captain Frank W.
Cunningham. 4 concert VIII ne gwen LOT
the benefit Of the poor OF the city. under
lie auspices OF the Ladies' Benevolent
The Captain will be assisted by the fol-
lowing well-known talent: Miss Eva Law
son and Miss boswell. soprano; MIS- jas :,
rer / RoUe. contralto: Mr.. oscar D..
Lehman. basso; Captain +. W. Cunning
nan. tenor. Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin
will give one of his inimitablc impersona-
tions. Professor Watson VIII De accom-
As the ladies' Benevolent Society mas
done 50 much for the poor OF the city,
Irrespective Of creed. it is TO be hoped that
a larse audience VIII greet these gener-
Gus ladies' and gentlemen. who so kinoiy
give their time and talent Tor the interest
OF sweet charity.
The concert will be held In Cathedral
Hall. Corner Ninth and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

not sufficient TO pay her debts. and there IS
an equitable separate estate consisting OF
a fee in lands, the rents and prohts on
which will not discharge the debts OF
the wife In a reasonable time, then the
corpus OF the land itself, or so much
thereof as is necessary maybe subJected
by sale 10 the payment OF her endepteu-
ness In this point there exists difference
in the authorities. leaving the law IN All
unsettled state. Chapter z54 puts the re-
suit OF the decision in Price ct ais. VS.
Planters Bank in statutory form
ACTION OF EJECTMENT.
A wise change is made in section 20
relating to the action Of ejectment: II
allows the plaintiff TO make defendant
not only the party actually occupying the
PREMISES in dispute, but also. in the same
action. any party claiming title thereto
or any interest therein adversely 10 the
plaintir. This il seems makes II possible
10 settle In one action the claims OF all
parties. whether or not they be IN actuai
possession Of the property.
The laws 20 which / have referred, al
most without exception. have been In
forcs for month or more. There will
nrobabiv vet be long while before the
profession will have access 70 them IN
tb.ir nrinted form. The delay is perhaps
necessary on account OF tho fact that
The great mass OF private acts are print
Cd along with the public laws In the
order OF their passage. We are thus put
10 the hardship of having to obey laws
when for weeks and perhaps months Few
outside Of Richmond. have an opportunity
10 learn OF their existence. Is not TINS
carrying too far "lgnorontia legs
neninem excusat." Either the public
statutes should be printed separately and
distrlbnte5 within a few days after the
announcement Of the legislature. or they
| should not become operative until July
ist, following the session
JNO. GARLAND POLLARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

same provision Is inaue Is ~ '-'''
'' C5@Dter i2s gives the defendant In
,,isJerneanor case the right 10 waive
trial bv Jury. The waiver must DC en-
tered OF record.
TABORINGMAN'S EXEMPTION.
c,banter 2ss is a very sweeping statute
s,r.ctiv prohibiting the institution OF pro-
caodincs by way of attachment VI
rarnishment for tho purpose or cepIlNli9
The laboringman who is a househoiu'. ~.
Inc exemption Of his wages 10 me eN.'"'
~ go per month. This statute was
i.,ioss rossed on account of the FREE
ouent attempt Of judgment creditors 10
force pavmcnt by householder en''ier
Ia The exemption. by repeated service "a
e.arnisbment summons on his employer
LAW FOR THE JEWELLERS.
Thereafter bv chapter 3i3 ~ is uniaWiui
under heavy penalty 10 sell SILVER ma, Neu
..sterline-' unless ii contains nine nun
dred and twenty-five onsaiul"5
part OF the component parts or the ine,a',
or to sell silver marked com u''e9.
contains nine hundred one-thousahutn
part or 10 sell gold OF less carat ol N'''
ness than is stamped upon II.
REMEDY BY MOTION.
Cbanter 10 amends section 52u therepy
making more speedy the remedy 10y mo-
ton. Judgment can now be obtained o"
any contract after fifteen days holl'e'
u.ithout such notice having 20 he return
ed ia the clerks Office ten days before lhe
commencement Of the term as ioIIh,iis +.
The act also provides that the deiehean'
in The motion shall have more dehille
notice of tho nature OF the plainuhs
cisins tban was required by the law
before amended This act VIII sreaus
facilitate matters. when II IS desirable
that A speedy Judgment be obtained.
USURY.
Section 2S23 allowing excess over legal
interest TO be recovered back by SUIT
brought within one year. Is amended py
chapter $50 by the following addition
"hut where a bank or private Individual
has loaned money az greater rate oil
interest than per cen'um per ahhuii
and permits the maker o. the note 70
renew the same at the rate OF SIX Der
centum per annum, the maker and en-
dorscrs shall be barred from the plea OF
usurv after twelve months from the GATE
OF the renewal"
Section Si2S is so amended by chapter
$50 as to empower corporation courts as
well as circuit courts in vacation 10 pun
len for disobedience OF and 10 enforce
obedience 10 DEGREES and orders.
Nv the following chapter corporation
courts with chanccry 9uIiSul'noh nav g
the same power 20 render DEGREES ~ va
cation as now belongs 10 circuit courts
and bv chapter l52 the power of corpora
lion courts in vacation Is further en-
larced and made similar TO the power
exercised by circuit courts.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Chapter 6is enlarges the application OF
me statute passed in 1894 giving a lien 70
unraid consignors Oh the enects OF IN
solvent or deceased commission ihei
chants The new law gives the hen "a
ounpr ~ the goods consigned as wei az
10 the consignor. 1t being often the case
that the owners have their produce con-
signed through third parties. Any court
exercising the circuit court powers IN
chancery can enforce tho lien.
PRIOR LIEN OF TAXES.
| Section ass of tho Code 10 amended
(chaptes zoo 50 a. to give taIAs harAAfi~'
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CHANGES In STATUTE LAWS.
The Work Of The Last Virginia legislature
Reviewed.
NUMEROUS IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS.
Mechanics Lien Laws. Insurance 'o"p"'
MES, Commission Merchants "oio
Brick Case. Married Womans sep
arate Estate. Changes In
Procedure

No one can perusc tho Acts OF '"'
c.,neral Assembly Of Virginia WITHOUT
being impressed with the fact 'hs' Jaw
me- All also human changes. A lawyer
II he would keep abreast Win ''s So
has no small task ia folic"ihs ''o W. =
Of our makers OF statute Jaw -,
Judges Burks. Rely and staples 0o"so''
dated our general statutes li'o 80. .
ceJo OF Virginia" O~D' the General ,'.'''
,D.,.,,. d, ia six sessions which have
toSio~e1 has made changes so numer-
n D'' tbat the learned judges. had th ,9,y
sico, In me meanwhile, would hardly hardly
r.'corn,ze AM its details certain portions
q their work. ss,,to,s
rnsoe1 tho changes in and additions
800. .-.r.ral statutes within the short
,cr,o5 Of nine years would fll volume
hal The size Of the code. WINE u. ne
inrser number Of these laws relate 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
BLACK GOODS.

4O-inch Heavy Storm Serge, rplendid
dye. specially good for skirts, 25c. the
yard.
5O-lnch An-Wool Imperial Serge, fine
texture. even thread, beautiful color, SOC.
the yard.
3s-inch Figured Pure Mohair, rich, lus-
trous Black. extra-good quality, equal TO
any Csc. Mohair IN the city J0c the yard.
5O-nch Fine All-Wool French Serge
carefully woven. evenly-twisted threads,
rich shade Of Black. 59c. the yard.
4S-inch Rich. Crinhy Crepon, very
regularly 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

The Clay Ward Branch OF the Coed Gov
e-nnont League will hold an open meeting
10 which all citizens are invited. IN tne
large auditorium OF Belyidere han Main
rear Belyidcre street, Iuosday evening"
the slst OF March. al o'clock.
While there will be able and interesting
sn.akers on this occasion. the meeting Is
net 10 be considered as one for discussion
OF questions. but for the presentation OF
the views OF the league only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
WASH GOODS.

sG-inch Percale, stripes and ngure-' last
colors. q i-lc. the yard.
sine Agra Linen. Red, Green. Blue, and
Black stripes on Amen grounds, l0c. the
yard. .t..
s0-lnch Fine Amazon Lawn, exquisite
Persian designs and colorings, very me
cloth, 1Oc the yard
z0-inch Printed Marsalia. Hight Dresden
and Persian effects. for street or evening
wear. PIC. the yard.
very pine Tulle Chatelaine. rich lace,
stripes. with highly-cOlored Dresden
figures. l2l,c the yard.
lent and Airy Chantilly Lace GauZe.
beautiful lace effects. with dainty evening
coioriugg. Dresden designs, lGc. the yard.
EXQUISITE Organize Suisse, with daintily-
pretty floral designs, "a light cOlorings'
lie. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
EASTER SALE OF
CANDIES.

All pure, all fresh, all deli
ciousIy sweet. No such candy
selling in Richmond! We buy
bv the ton! We sell by the
pound!
Peanut and Cocoanut Brittle. Toe.
pound. ..sor,.d o0c. a
poHnoS, farshmallows,, 2oc. e pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
EASTER EGGS.

Chocolate-Coated Cocoanut-Cream Eggs.
1Oc a dozen.
Assorted Pure Cream Cocoanut-Eggs,
large size, Doc a dozen.
Chocolate-Coated Cocoanut-Cream EGGS
large size, 3Oc dozen.
Decorated Chocolate Cocoanut-Cream
and Decorated Cream Cocoanut-Lggs,
large size, &c. each.
Bird-Eggs, 1Jc. a pound
The regular 60 and soc. Bonbons, Cara
mels etc. here 10 and 2Oc. pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Extraordinary Easter Sale OF
New Parasols!
Grand Assortment! Beautiful and Rare Siksl
Dresden Colorings! Persian Effects
Plain White Silks! Plain Black Silks!
Beautiful Handes Carefully Made !!
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES

Plain white stick match also Hn a.
of aseto n1atch stick. Price ,,
ground oofed ig
and taSeL Price ~
Extraordinary large this particular grade consisting Anaek
Black China Silk, and three RIFLES black seE ana t
Awhe China Silk with double rle white stick ard taet Plan wnn
tasel White China SIX lfosn
white change T Silk Of Gold and Bf0Sn E.e
dCod combination checks Black Due anu
White Brown nd andW Large variety y
ribbed, RIFLES and tasb
Dresden and hook handle, u
ru gathered u Of Chiffon top; also In
Black made Of n style, choice ~
white ribbed, naua handles, tasNl o match Price -
double rufe Of white Chiffon white ribbed and Suck;
ball handle silk ass match gathered puff on top made
white chHfon-a beauty p
and shade OF Green
white gathered handle Choice asso
handles consisting bamboo, French oak and natoia wdehte
Price, -
white tips Dresden ball handle silk neh
~
of Chiffon deep chiffon, silk s also fancy print
and Plain Black China Silk with deep double
ruffe Of white and black Chiffon PRICE, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mons Hose. Hermsdort dye, spl!ced
heels and toes full lines OF size, Auc. q
pair: the 1Jc. grade. -
Mems StainIess-Dye Tan Hose, color
guaranteed fast, all the new Mode shades
Soubls heels and toes, lOc. pair, gen
orally sold pairs for Zoe,
Mems Fast-Black Hose, Herfnsdorf oye'
double heels and toes, real Maco cotton
Imported. z pairs for 2jc., regularly l'e'
Mems New silk Tubular Club Ties, all
the new Roman stripes, and finely-pen-
cined checks, lie. each. worth at least
SIC. ,. ,,-..,,oh
cd Handkerchiefs,. 1 ana l17-inch Mems
lOc. each. ,.h
and width, beautiful Rlalds' hsures' anu
plain colors Zoe. each.
Rows Madras and Percale Neists.
plated front and back, well made, sizes
1 10 II, 2Jc. each. ,.S
Mems Laundered Percale Inserted
Bosom Shirts, carefully made, fast coiors'
Mems speciaIly-Good suspenders: patent
attachments, elastic ends. made for ser
vice, 1Zisc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers, made OF good;
heavy muslin, two tucks, rune eIEeu
with lace; good soc. value your pieA a.
bargain price. at 2oc each' .,.
TYtra value ia Ladies Gowns, made
n heavy muslin. extra-long, fun width,
double-yoke back. tucked, and inserting
fnlI sleeves. ruiiie around neck. sleeve,
and yoke; good Zoe. value; your choice AZ
b.rOafn nriCe JJc each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

Leave Rice at 6:47 A. M............ 100
Leave Burkevlle at 7.O4 A. NJ. lv
Arrive Creyve at 7.1J \. M........-.. 100
Arrive Crewe at 20 A. M.......-... LOO
Leave Nottoway at % a. M........ 100
Leave Blackstone az : 40 A. Nh. lvp
Lave Vellvule AT 7.5l A M. 1.OD
Lave Wilson az T.57 \. M....... 100
Love Ford al $40 A M............ 100
Leave Church Roads az s.23 A. NJ. 100
Arrive Petersburg at $50 A. M-stops
but does not take on passengers.
Arrive Richmond al 9.3j a. VI.
Returning. leaves Richmond same day
about $50 L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
LADIES UNDERSKIRTS.

Fine quality Of Black sateen. II inches
long. 2la yards wide, with 0-inch rutie'
good value at Soc; they go at JDc. each.
EXTRA Fine Quality Black Sateen, -
inches long. pa yards wide, deep dou-
bic rufiie, nicely finished-a bargain-sl
each. e,,..
Good Quality in Black Moreen Skirts,
A. inches long. ~ yards "iae' V-'nSi'
rufIie. yelveteen piping. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
LADIES' HANDKERCFiIEFS.

A new lot OF 5000 Handkerchiefs, hem-
stitched, drawn-work. 'scalloped, en-
broldered, and lace edge, plain White and
mourning effects the kind usually sold
for lie, on sale tomorrow at 121zc. each-
LADIES' GLOVES.
The champion" made OF carefully
cured skins, in the swell Butter effects.
with heavy Black stitching. 4 large pearl
buttons, very dressy and stylish. es3e-
cially imported by US for our Easter trade.
81 the pair. Fitted at counter by expert.
encel filters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
TABLE OIL-CLOTH.

Our entire stock OF IS Table on-cloth.
consisting OF Plain White, Blue, and
Black, Vein Marble, fancy LlghtBlue
Black, and White check, fancy stripes,
and figures, or dark and llghf-the COM
plete assortment OF regular &c value
Tor this week only i2iac. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

In passing along Broad street, ones
attention IS directed 10 very elegsnt
"a sign between forty and iif,y feet
In length. bearing the name OF that pro-
s'..ssive institution. tho Virginia Bust
ness College. II II marvellous thing 70
ncfe the growth OF this school In inc
Enrolling almost daily. II " certain tnat
during the next two months the attend,
ance will be largely Increased. severai
tom the city and some from distance
viii matriculate this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

Black Velvet Binding &c. YARD.
Hair-Curlers, &c. each.
Fancy Garter-Elastic Sc. yard
psyelled Plate Glass Mirrors, lOc. each.
Fancy Metal Pun Boxes, 12isc.
Combination Tan Polish, loo. a botte.
Muciiage. &c. a bottle
Olive CASTLE Soap. &c. cake
5-lnch Horn Combs, &c. each.
s-inch Enamelled Shoe-Hooks, &c. each.
Good Shaving Brushes, &c.
S-inch Rubber Dressing Combs. &c. eacn.
225 Assorted Black and White Pins, &c.
Qn fancy book.
Invisible Hair-Pins. 2 papers Tor lc.
Steel-Point Hair-Plns, lie. a paper.
100 Assorted Hair-Pins, in box, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
SPECIAL SALE
ON
SECOND FLOOR.
UMBRELLAS.

Extraordinarily good values given IN
our Umbrella Department in 2o-inch pam
Rlsck Gloria and Twill SILK Paragon
Frame and tassel, Dresden ball, natural
and horn handles, good value at sl5y.
your pick this week at bargain price, 81
each. ,,-
Another special Offering IN Umbrellas:
All our Sl.69 and Sl.I5 Quality SIX Glotia,
paragon frame. ma tu>al wood, Dresden
ball. and horn handles, at 81 80 each.
300 Choice Tinted A Table-Coyers, very
choice patterns, with fringe all round.
good value at sc. your pick al bargain
urice nc. --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
NOTIONS.

Genuine Porpolse Shoe-Lacers, &c. each.
The New Folding Curling Iron, sc.
Full Nickelled Waving-lrons, loo. eacn.
Frilled (au six Garter-E Elastic, l0c. a
yard. -l-J<---1k-s
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ONLY ABOUT A WEEK OFF.
The Excursion Under the Auspices Of The
Association for DeYeIOpmentOl Trade.
THE OUTLOOK FOR SUCCESS BRIGHT.
The Timetable and Rates of Fare on All
of the Roads over Which EScursions
VIII be Eun-So Advertising
Schemes VIII be Allowed.

The excursion to be given a week from
next Tuesday. under the auspices Of the
Association for the Development OF Rich
mond Trade, will be all the success prom
ised. This success Is by no means con-
fined to any single train, but to all Of
them.
on the Southern full arrangements have
been completed. The train will lcave
South Boston on the Southern railroad
at $3.50 A. NJ. Monday. April 9Th and re-
turn the following day. Tuesday. April
eth. The round trip will DO $50 from
South Boston. The timetable and rates
Of fare from other stations are as follows:
the train leaving Monday, April 9Th:
Round-Trip.
Leave South Boston at $3.50 A. M....Sl.1V
Leave Wolf Trap at $40 a. M....... lJo
Leave Scottsburg at $3.50 A. M. 10
Leave Glover at 1910 \. M.......... l9D
Leave Randolph at 1925 A. M. l.1j
Leave SAKE AT 10.3j A. M........... LOO
Leave Mosslngford at 1880 A. M. lJD
Leave brakes Branch at IL A. NJ. l9D
Leave Keysyille at 11:lj a. NJ. 10
Leave Meherrin at 20 A. M. l.z5
Leave Green Bay at ll35 A. NJ. lVD
Leave Burkeyilleyille at ll:i5 A. NJ. LOO
Leave Jetersyilie at II NJ. ...-....... 10
Leave Amelia c. II. at 1915 l.. M. LOO
Leave Chula at 1890 +. NJ. amman. ~
VIII stop at all Intervening stations.
on the South Boston. as on all other
trains. special coaches viii be reserved
for ladies' and children, for coiored ex-
cursonists, and I6r smokers. II is er-
pected that a large crowd will come from
South Boston. Keysyille, and Burkevilie.
IL was decided by the committee that
Monday is a much better day 20 start
from South Boston. as excurslonists VIII
be In Richmond Tuesday. the following
day at the same time as the excursions
on all rhe other four roads. thus giving
an opportunity for grand reunion be-
tween friends and relatives all over the
State.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
on the Norfolk and Western road ar
rangements have also been completed.
A large party OF young ladies from Farm
vile will visit Richmond. and there Is
some talk Of them having a little luncheon
marty at the Jefferson Hotel. The rare
will be 81 from Farmyille (round-trspl'
and from all the other stations, Church
Roads being the last stopping point be-
fore reaching Richmond. The Timetable
IL as follows, leaving Tuesday, April TIN:
Round Trip.
Leava FarmviIls at $50 A. M.-......$l.o0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
STAMPED LINENS.

Stamped Linen and Picture-Frame. very
pretty, stamping OF wild roses, iorset-me-
more designs. complete, for 2Jc.
Heavy Braided Applique Scaris, lsAoo,
choice designs, entirely new. good Nalue
at 9sc.; your pick at bargain price o'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
~ THE c. AND ..

On the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
an arrangements have been completed
and though the timetable has been pub
lished before. still, for the benefit OF the
out-of-town readers it a. published again
in full, being Tuesday, April tth'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

Arrive Richmond AT '-fJ a n
Returning. leave Richmond same day
az Goo =. NJ
on the Fort Monroe division OF the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad a large
party is expected from Fort Monroe ana
Newport News. 81,
on tho Howardsyille division, the OF
fcial timetable and rates OF fare are as
follows. leaving Tuesday, April fth:
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Artistic and beautiful.

The platinum pictures now being MADE
AT fhe Davis Gallery, oiT Broad street.
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40 ADVERTISING.


II was reported that the asaOciatich
would issue some reading matter WIN
advertisements on il. and distribute On
the train. Mr.. G.. c. Earle. who Is man
aging the bureau of publicity for tho
association, spoke for them as follows;
I'VE Will not publish any programme.
book. or booklet Of any kind, with or
without advertisements. and under no
circumstances will advertising matter 10
allowed on the train Tor distribution.
The association has not given its name
or endorsed any OF the advertising me-
diums out and business men are eau
toned against giving any advertising mat
ter TO any person representing that they
are getting out an official advertising
sheet.
The association has refused 10 admit
any and all advertising matter on any
Of the road> and business men who pre-
sumo that they are contributing TO tho
association by placing advertising mat
ter in books or programmes, or any DINER
kind OF medium. are hereby notihei 'hae
nlch is not the case. and that the as
sociatlon does not derive one pcnnys
benefit. but that all the schemes that
NAV now be brought before TIE business
men are gotten up solely for the prohts
nv partles not connected with the asso-
citation In any manner whatsoever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
COLORED GOODS.

27-,nch New Mohair Effects. checks.
stripes, anG figures, neat ana dtessy' l-12c'
the yard.
as-inoh Au-Wcol Spring Novelties. neat,
desIrabls checks and stripes, In light
colorings, 2Jc. the yard.
33-inch Raw SILK and Wool Novelties IN
very dressy imported effects, 39c. the
yard. , ..,.u
4O-inch Fine All-Wool Cashmere stripes
and mixtures, Doc. the yard.
xG-lnch Beautifully-M Woven, Smooth.
Fven-surface Novelties, in very rich
Dresden colorings, positively worth loci
price here JOc. the yard.
46-inch Very handsome fsncy SllA hiiu
Wool Boucle Novelties, in all the he"
spring colorings, 75c. the yard.
3s-inch Beautifully-Combined SILK and
Wool Imported StufIs, exquisite colorinss,
81 the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Nit I.ER Sc RHOADS T T @ m STORE

Leave Keswick at 7:i6 \. M......-- 100
Leave Campbell at 7.24 a. Mo-. 100
Leave Gotham at 7.}O a. NJ. ..-.....- leo
Leave Lindsay at 7:3J a. M.......--- 100
Leave Gordonsyille at 7:4J A. NJ. -. LOO
Leave Melton at 1853 a. M.......... 100
Leave Green Spring at 1863 A. NJ. 100
Leave Trevillan AT s:OJ a. M......... 1.U
Leave Louisa at SID a. M.......... 1.JO
Leave Mineral at s:27 A. M.......-. 100
Leave Pendieton az $50 A. NJ. ...... 10
Leave Fredericks Hall al $40 a. NJ. l %
Leave Buckners AT $40 \. M......... 100
Leave Bumpass at $50 A. M........ In
Leave Dawson at $50 a. M......... Loo
Leave Beaver Dam az D.Ol a. NJ. .i5
Leave Hewlett an $ II \. M......... IS
Leave Noel at 9.iJ A. NJ. ........-. 80
Leave Verdon at y.21 A. M.........- 10
Leave boswell at 9.2i 4. M.......... ~
Leave Garnctt at 9.30 A. M........--s 20
Leave Wckham at $40 A. NJ. ........ 10
leave Hanover at 9.l6 A. NJ. ....... 10
Leave Cady at 9:i9 \. M...........- ~
Leave Peake at 9.53 A. M...........- %;
Leave Ashcal<e at 9.5T \. NJ. ......... 80
Leave Alice at 1904 A. M...........- 20
Lave Enorson's at zoos a. NJ 81
Lave Hunsiett az 1910 4. Minus ~
Arrive Richmond at 1925 a. NJ.
Returning. leave Richmond sirie Gay
a. s.aD h NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

The New Platinum
pictures Just introduced at the DAVIS ~
GALLERY are greatly admired.
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ATIITN ItI|IIIIIVII'I tN - - =.
Returning. leave Richmcnd same "~'
at $50 p. NJ.
CHARLOTTESVILLE DIVISION.
On the Charlottesville division the oi.
fetal timetable and rates OF rare are d.
foIlows. leaving Tuesday. April Ith
Round-Trip.
Leave Charlottesville at A. M.....$lV
Leave ShadweH at TIL A. M...-..'- A-"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Clearance Sale in Basemer

Odd Lots Fine French Austrian and Carlsbad China!
p;,.Tr,vs Stamp-Boxes. Bonbon Dishes Dinner, Tea,
and DssserPates Cream Jugs Covered Vegetable Dishes
AerDnsr Coees Salad Dishes, Bread Plates Cake Patss'
etc.. etc.
All AT REDIJCED PRICES! MANY AT HALF PRICE!