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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-10

YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
TIE FANORlIL ROUTE NOEIu.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 =. NJ, LOCAL EXPRESS, Daily cX-
cept Sunday. for West Point and iu-
tcrmediIte stations. Connects with
stage at Lester Manor Tor Walker
ton. also at West Point with steamer
for BallmCrc. stops at AN stations.
l:i5 =. NJ, BALTIMORE LIMITED
daily except Sundays. for West
Point. there making close connection
with steamer for Baltimore.
500 A. NJ Local Mixed. Leaves daily
except Sunday mo foot of Twenty
eighth street for West Point and in-
termediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Qrom West Point and intermediate Sta
tionsl
9:07 \. NJ. Daily.
1910 A. NJ. Except Sunday and Monday.
900 J.. NJ, Daily except Sunday.
Steamers leave West Point at 600 f. ".
and Baltimore at 500 +. NJ. daily except
SUNDAY.
Ticket Office at station foot OF Virginia
sifce,. Open from a.o0 A. II. TO eco p.
NJ. and from $3.50 T. NJ. 90 4. VI. City
ticket Office. SOB east Main street
j. VI. ClLP. W. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager Cen Pass. Agent.
W. h. GREEN. General Superintendent,
Washington. -. G..
J. c.. HOA1ON Trav Pass. Agent.
%O east Main street. Richmond Va.
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Mr.. Leroy Brown has received from his
friend Commodore Jno. j.. Betz. of Phil
adelphia. an Irish red setter of royal
parentage. Jim" is the CANNES name
and he will DE put i'm the hands of the
best trainers. Tile pup was bred at
Mr.. Allen Warrens of Philadelphia, and
is just one year old and will Dee in fine
condition for hunting when DE leaves the
trainers hands.
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Nnnicinal Meetings

The Board Of Aldermen will hold
regular meeting tonight at O'Clock.
The Board OF Public Interest viii meet
in room No. Of the City Hall at $50
o'clock.
The Subcommittee on Streets viii
meet at o'clock in the city Engineers
Office.
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RAILROADS
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.


TRANS LEAVE klciiAOND-LNloN
sC4tf.Dc "a. 81 !. ~, ~ l. NOV. ;, ls.ej.
DEPOT.
900 A. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9.3i A. M
Norfolk li:2J a. VI. stops only
AT ieterSDufg, waVei.y. and
b:6 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 80 A. ~.
Weldon II .,s A. NJ, taystte-
Vile 4:3O r. M, Charleston
1l.l3 4. NJ, Savannah 1870 A.
NJ. Jacksonville IS a. NJ.
f0rt Tampa $40 l.. NJ.
Connects at Wilson with No.
-, arriving Goldsboro 3:O5 L.
~. Wilmington 5.D II. NJ.
Pullman sleeper New York to
Jacksonville.
,5p. M, Local arrives Petersburg 3a1
=. NJ. Makes all stops.
$50 L. III, Arrives Petersburg o:ly 4. Nj,
Makes local stops h. and =.
I'D p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg sOi p. D..
Connects aitn y. a. s.. .or Noi-
lolk and intermediate points.
Emporia $40 connects with
a. AZ ID. for stations between
Emporia and Lawrenceviile).
Wfldo g,o7 ota 2 NJ, .n Eslgs,,s,
e:25 A. NJ. Savannah SOC a.
NJ. Jacksonville 1880 Z. NJ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS. Arriving
Aiken 7:z2 A. NJ. Augusta sea
A. NJ, Macon Il A. NJ. At
lanta 1915 p. ~ Pullman
Sleepers New York 10 VIII
mington. Charleston Jackson
Vile. Port ls moa, Aiken. Au-
gusta, and Macon.
iO.5OP. H.. Arrive Petersburg 1885 j. NJ,
I,nchhurg $50 A. ~. Roa-
rofe $3.50 a. 81 Bristol li.IJ
st. Pullman sleeper kicA-
ulr1 O. lvn. hhrfg
r.soP. NJ, Arrive Petersburg l2:s5 A. NJ,
NV Lynchburg 5.c0 A, ". Roa-
noke 1885 a. 81, Bristol 10
p. VI. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond TO Lynchburg.
,ooeA NJ. Arrive Petersburg i:i0 4. 81,
L ''' - Weldon 2:5J A. NJ. Henderson
4M A. NJ. kslCisn 5.ll A. NJ
ElbertOn 200 l.. NJ. Atlanta
400 y. VI. pullman Sleeper
WASHINGTON TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 A NJ, ttorll I'M 'annan'
Augusta, and all points South
e.nA NJ. Atlanta, Athena, and Raleigh,
Wv ~ Lynchburg, and the West
s.os A NJ. Petersburg Local.
II :05 A. NJ. Norfolk Suffolk and Peters,
$40 p. NJ, jacksonville. savannah.
bcro and ali points South
700 2. NJ Noriolk, SuhqlH, MhshNerls ana
the West.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. r KENLY, Traffic Manager.
-=Ervc Z. :. CAMPBELL.
WITS Division Passenger Agent
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cchedule IN Fleet


NOVEMBER s. 1885, INN
LEAVE ElCuMOAD lDAiLlb DIM
o.oo iSIl.il--tE.tti S SIi;e.1 AND NOR
''O' ''foi'< trSIlBCLE LIMIT
80. Amy. Norfolk u - A.
NJ StOus ouly al Peter nll -
WavcrlI ANA Slu1ln. eteoAl-
class tickets not accepted Oh
0.O5 A. ~. TIlE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lyuculuil, Roam. Att -
lumbus ana Chicago. luilii"p
Sleeper Roanoke 90 ,llutAy-t''
also, for Bristol, hnoAF"l~'
and Chattanooga. - .--
l.D T. NJ. For Surolk. Norfolk. anu "'
tefucdllte stations, arrives -
Norfolk at 1890 u VI,
1850 =. N For Lyuch1urg and koanon'.
Connects 90 Roanoke WIN
Washington aLu lult aHo9-1
Limited. Pullman SO
Roanoke o. Memphis ana Nc"
Oreans. pullman oleeter
tWesl Richmond anu Lynch-
h.rrx. ana herths ready Tor
ocrup1ucy az 200 i. NJ Also.
Pullman Sleeper PctcTspai5
and Roanoke. ,..cn-
Tra.ns arrive kicnm0rd tr.no a
burg and tic Vest daiy ~ o'4V - "a
and $50 p. NJ. from norton. rfiIrr I'm
East at 1905 4. NJ q. and NEo - LIZ
LIMITED 400 Il. NJ.
O-'ee' ''"' Il W. COURTNEY,
rt.trt', passenge- Agent.
''''~' " 'p. BEN LII,
General PASSENGER Agent
General Office-ROanoke ~.
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AUCTION sALEs-Ih's Day.
BY Pollard & Bagby'
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Nos. and north Eleventh street.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
or A
NUMBER OF SMALL BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLINGS
AND 4 LARGE NUMBER OF
VACANT LOTS
IN The COUNTY OF KthRIcO AND The
CITY CT RICHMOND.

mond Chancorv Court on June q. 1870 IN
the horeiuaff.r named cause, j VIII SELL
by auction. on the premises, on co.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. $40,
AT 4.5D O'CLOCK l.. NJ. Iot nliis ~
feet on the south side OF NlcilviSoii 49,,
beginning 90 ~ feet west OF SOUTHWEST
corner OF Nicholson and Hopkins streets.
And ! will sell, on ., ,so,
WEDNFsDNY NOVEMBER II. 1885,
one undivided one-hali interest il w 70
lowing described real estate, bN SS1tn,.>c
MING Al O'CLOCk T.. ~, t- ~
FRAME TIiREE-koOM Nv =. "a 49, -,
,rhirtietb street between : and L streets,
with VACANT LOT adjoining to'al
frontage OF lots SlXl5 feet 10 aii,S' ,,.,,-o
IMMEDIATELY THEREAt Ills w
TWO-STORY BRICK DNELLlNp2, 40 80
1909 and 1911 on the east line OF Ihiity
first street betvecn 5 and r stree.s. lot
40xll3 feet to alley. also, VACANT 10
lust south OF these dwellings, fronting ~
feet by III TO alley. ..,.,, ,.,,,,
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, cor
NER STORE and SEEt, IIihET-
ROOM DETACHED FRAME - ELL
INGS Nos. 1900. 1872. l5l4 l5ll, i'Io' i'i';
1922 and 1924 ON west line Of Thirty-second
street. between 5 and y streets ironunB
about 20 feet each. and VACANT IoI
adjoining on the north Oh ABOUT - iee9
front ,...,.,, 49,,
IMMEDIATELY THERAFTER. large
VACANT LOT ON west me OF lEeH'y-
fourth street. lot aNl-5 feet 70 alley.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, VA
CAN'T LOT fronting SIS II feet by l25 feet
TO 14-foot alley on west line OF Twenty
fourth street. between CarrlnStoh ana ~. ~
streets, also. a triangular -andpeu -
fronting l3l 10 feet on norm me OF III
rington street, corner oil twenty -loui u"
street
The seven pieces OF property. as men
toned above. will Doe scid as whole or
sub-diyided, TO suit purchasers.
OK THE SANE DAY, AT THE SAME
HOURS. THE REMAlNING ND
VIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST ~ THE
AEOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTIES
WILL BE SOLD BY ALLEN O.. col
Inns. ". o. SHELTON. AND VII
LIAM REfNHAMER, SIEN - - III ~.
MISSIONERS. SEE ADNERIISl.M1NI
~ THE DISPATCH.
TERMS: One-fourlh cash. residue pay
arle An three equal in-talmcnts at ono,
two. and three years from day or SALE
credit pavmenis 10 Doe evidenced iy notes
with interest added and title retained nn-
ti AN Of the purchase money i7 pAiu anu
o deed ordered by DE- court, .,-D
WALTER H. RYLAND,
Planters National Bank..........Plalntif'
AGAINST
Wallerstciu ..........- ..-.-..'-i 80
I'm the Chancery Court OF the city OF hich-
mOnd.
T. Charles ~. GOddin. clerk or SAID
court. certify that the bond required OF
the trustee bv the decree IN said cause
of june q. 1896. has been duly given.
Given under my hand. this 2lth day OF
June. 1896. CHAS ". GODDIN.
nOG-td 'iFih'
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nINAr:CIAL.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. LARGE FOUR-STORY
4 FACTORY or Twenty-iirst street be-
tween Main and Cary streets. Apply 10
y III MEADE. room y. Chamber OF Com
,.,orco uOG-fr.su. tu. tn suJt
NOR RENT. VERY DESIRABLE
/ FIRST FLOOR 2oi cast Mafshai
efroet -Four rooms. pantry, bath. Sc.
,,,ri,, ~ 900 nOlO-1ts
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1870 ~
TYR. WILLIAM y. JONES nAS ~, Rl.,
ror Tho sid. to 81 west Grace street.
no--th. su&tu3t'
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srl.Asll5oAI>-
BAY LIN z.

JAMES RIVER ROUTE.
REDUCED RATES
BEST PAssENG 5taHi ..,,, AND FREIGHT
BETWEEN RlcHMoND AND TIE
S'rFAaIER VIRGINIA
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY as,
is9e
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. AND sArtR.
Lv. Richmond Roekeits)..... 800 p. ~
Lv. Old Point Ccmfort........l0 1880 = ~.
Ar Bsltin re ~ and q $3.50 A. NJ
LIZ 'Pbiladelpiia (B. ana o. - -
Ar H. New S'' York ID. ana o. Il.
RI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 4. ".
Ar AZ w n9s'0r ID. and O. -'Ov = -
r. pi k2ii;r re- d. Il. Rj...ioS, 4 4
~ Nv ~ Yoft IL. r. ID. sos p NJ
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRI.
~ New york Oh. and O. R
r. New Yoik II. i. RI. lilo. 90 4 ~ ~
Is. philadelphia lB. and 0.
r. r IL acl1iia n. r. RI. rs. I9 , , A.
~. baltimore tHay Line).... 100 =. NJ.
Ar. kichm9na -, .;,.,... ;lo:oo A. NJ.
Tho IriD lt THIS oktAulcr 1UOrs a most
,,iaNabie sail on the James river AL
Ctesapeako bay, passing Dutch Gan
,,@rm,ida Hundreds. city Point. New.
mort News. Hampton. and Old Point. and
offersI IS unsurI as sed in every n'rfirt'-
iar Large and lrxuriantly ftisni.a.d
saloons aud state-rooms. healed by steam
and lighted by electricity. Tickets soiI
10 All points North. East, and West ari
nagyaSe checked 10 destination. state
rooms reserved upon application IN ~.
son at the coTpanys Office. No SET east
Main street. or on board steamer For
further information apply 20
Il. NJ. BOYKfN.
General Agent
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Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
NO EXTRA Fssf On ANY rsAls.

No. fO3.-"2he Atlanta Special" leaves
Hichmond, DAILY. NJ 1856 night, for
Monde son, Arrive Durham daily except sun
day. Raleigh, Sanford. Southern Pines. Ntnrug'
ton Wsfesboro Monroe, Charlotte iancnirtos.
s,e.br. Ru'herfoudton Chester. Clinton, Grecn-
wood, Abbevie E.berton, Athens, AT ANITA,
Augrsta Macon. chattanooga Nashville. memphis
T,xas Mexico. California aud thu Wet fye
kemphis, Solid Limited Train. Hiil Pa.iGaA
pre, 9'eepers ead hesubuled Coachel
NJ. 4i.-sThe 2. X. a. Express irat"s
Richmond. DAILY, al COB am, Tor heoa'i-
,on ,Durhfm. daily except Sundoyl ha.eifn,
sarford Southern Pines, wilmington ~drs'
boro Monros. Charlotte. Chester. Clinton q lse,"
Nd Lbbsvo Flhert0n. Aihcus ala -,
Macon. Pensacola. Chattanooga Nas. us
memphis. Montgomery. New urssnS, , leA''
roxico. AID tho sonihHest VIA Sew yfl-Ansl,
soIid Traia. with Pullman 5.teTefa AMI CoscLsss
sl.o sleeper Hamlet 20 Wilmington
Arrive Richlp pnd. Gao a.In.' eio pm eHily'
For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car rs'sr'
vAtiols, etc, apply 70
H.N. BOTKIN. Sol Pass'r Agent,
sss Elst Main ST., RIClMON9, VA
2. OF. ;oEy, Wee. Pr'sidsa, ,sa General si'iss'
yE.K,sEs, GsasrsI ssy,si.tsaasl:.
kv. sL0YEf. L. T. Apfh'N'
IA oefeia NV -
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School Tickets

now on sale nj General Offices OF the Com
many. No. 1872 east Main street.
School Tickets good between \. VI. and
AP. Nj. Sold IN any amolntsat HALE OF
REGULAR FARE.
Sold upon presentation Of school certii-
cate properly signed 10y Superintendent or
Principal. Blank certificates for signature
of school Superintendent furnished at Gen.
eral Offices OF the Company. sc lS-tt
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G. w BRANCH q CO..

state EaE,Ix EGEIcEEsza.
BANhERS AND BROKERS.
Private wires New YORK, Chicago, and
all principal trade centres. oCg-Cm
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- ETERsBURG RAILROAD COM
pANG.

The arnual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of The Petersburg Railroad Company
viii be held az the office OF the company,
I'm Richmond. Va. ON MO- IA NoN''i''
w. =. JONES.
rof-+1 Secretary.
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>-,-r-Ar. MEETING POTOMAC
: pArTPOAp COMPANY The am
,rai meeting of the stakeholder of The
Potomac Railroad Company viii be- held
al tbe office of the company. in Richmond,
cn WEDNESDAY. November rs. l,n. at IL
49,, NJ J. j. WINSTON.
Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. DS6srA
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

Appointed sailing DAYS; Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at day
Freight received daily till p. NJ.
Fare Son Fridays and Sundays
-teamc.. incirain~ meals anu berth.
For further Information apply 10
J. W. NeCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Office. Rockets
w p CTYDr e 90
General Agents. Philadelphia.
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rarnville and Powhatan r. r. Co.

Farmville and Powhatan R. r. Co.
Richmond. Va. oct q. 1876.
,yHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders Of this company VIII De
Ler1 n 1SI6 mt the company Office. room
10. l. Chamber of Commerce building
rf-t+,ord IA. G.. NJ WILSON.
- I'd Secretary.
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pea1 Estate bought and sold and eX-
changed publiciv ar privately. Money
loared or 10 be- leaned on Ri,amond '.ty
Real Estatc. paying lender per cent:
nat. srecial attention TO the collection OF
ronts and liberal advances made ,he'eon.
Negotiable raror bought and sold. Core
sp0ldCuce solicited. no'-su'lu" '''l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-10

GOAFEDLIAIL MUSEUM. IN THE
" Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
Clay, is open 10 VISITORS daily from 10
A NJ. 10 3 Il. Al. Admission, % cents
except on Saturdays, when Il la free TO
the public. Annual membership ticket, 81,
iife-membership ticket. SO. apis
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on Southern
CN Railway.

IN Lr4ECI oLFILMbLh u, lo.p.
TRAINS LEAVE RIClMOND. VA
2:0J a. III, SOUTHERN EAFELSs. daliy
lOr Danyille, GREENSBORO, " lhstOi-
ealen. sleevers Richmond, Va, to
Ddnyille, Greensboro, SALISBURY
Charlotte, Columbia, and Aug 4stl.
Connects at Danhille with the " ash-
lnStOn and southwestern FestDuleO
Limited Go. 50, carrying sleepers
DanylliC 70 AshcVille, Atlanta, Chat-
ianOOgd, birmingham, Memphis Ne"
orleans, and Jacksonville, also, nrst
class day-cOdchcs between Wasnih5-
ton anu Atlanta Passengers 90.
use these coaches without extra
charge. Connections made a. Mem-
pas and New Orleans FOL al points
D. Texas ana California. Sleeper open
,,.-- Tor passeneeI, ~ $50 I. NJ
300 T.. NJ, FAST MAIL. Solid train
daily for New Orleans and
points South. Connects at Nose
ley with Farmvllle ana Pow
natan lallroad, at hcyaFille Tor
C4arAsyl4le, oxford, henderson, ard
Durnam. anu at Greensboro for
Durham, Raleigh ana Winston.
TO Dlnvllle. Pullman 0rpe-s WASH
ius,Cn L. Atlanta, Montgomery, ~ -w
orleans and Galveston. Tourist
Sleeping Car between Washington,
-. c., and san Francisco. Cal, every
Saturday. Sleeper New YORK 10
Jacksonville and from New York 10
Birmingham.
day. for keysgille, ana intermediate
Trains ARRIVE All RICHMOND.
600 A; NJ, From Atlanta and Jackson
GAO =. ST.. From Atlanta and Augusta.
FREIGHT TRAINS viii also carry pas
sengc.s.
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NNr-AL. MELTING THE ANNUAL
\ mccting OF the stockholders OF the
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana fotomac
Tai,ro4d company viii be held at the
office of tho company. i'm Richmond on
'.' j. r. WINSTON.
,o-t1 Secretary.
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w ANTED VIRGINIA AN; ~. y A. ~,
" State date. etc. booiNo. l.Hls.o.',
fee.
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BY Chowning & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneefs.
No. 8 north Tenth street.
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T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. r KENLY, Traffic Manager.
Fl General Manager.
-zEr q. :. CAMPBELL.
WITS Division Passenger Agent.
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RAJ ESTATE AGENTS.

y ST. WORKMAN * CO,
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN
BROKERS
,U3 cost Main street. opposite post-oillce'
Phone 2j.
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BY virtue OF decree entered IN kich en-,
the hereinafter named cause, ! VIII SELL
by auction ON IA. PREMISES, on
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
WoMAN'S NEW FIELD OF WORK
"A LEGISLATIVE BILL TO OPEN PUB
Lie OFFICES TO THEM.

1t Makes the Fair Sex Eligible For
All Offices in the State Except
Those FILLED by Election by the
PeopIe-NIr. Fielder Wants Satur-
day Half Holiday in the State-oth-
er New Bills Introduced.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov 2l.-In the House to-
day there was barely a quorum present,
and, consequently, little business trans
acted.
Mr. Oliver of Burke introduced bill
to make women eligible for all offices I'm
Georgia, except those filled by elections
by the people and by the general assem-
bly,. Under the bill women will be eligible
to any appointment made by the gov
ernor They can be stenographers of the
supreme and superior courts, deputy
clerks of superior courts, clerks of court
or county commissioners or county school
commissioners, adjutant general or keeper
of the penltentiary and judge or solicitor
of city or county court.
Mr.. Fielder of Fulton introduced bill
to declare every Saturday. from p o'clock
noon until u O'Clock at night legal half
holiday. The bill does not interfere with
bank papers and other contracts, but is
designed to give the clerks and others In
the state little season of rest from their
labors.
Mr.. McDonough of Chatham introduced
a bill to authorize cities and counties to
appeal certiorari to the superior courts,
without giving bond or paying costs.
The charter of the new town of Fitzger-
aid was passed.
Among the other bills introduced were
the following:
by Mr.. Moore of Carroll-To amend the
stock law so as to require cattle driven
through roads where there are no fences
TO be muzZled.
By Mr.. Slaton of Fulton-To appropriate
$500 to have 200 copies of the acts of 1885,
1856 and 1887 repubhshed. as they have
been exhausted.
by Mr. Boifeuillett of Bibb-To allow
the state school commissioner to employ
a stenographer at a salary not to exceed
$500
BY Mr.. Knowles of Fulton-To appoint
q library commission, to consist of five
members whose duty it shall be to give
advice and counsel to all public libraries
and to assist those about to start libra
Ties.
The Senate held no session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The University Graduates showing
Up Well In the Battle of Life.

Athens. Ga, Nov. A.-The school of ora
tory in the University of Georgia is sue
ceeding well. DR.. Riley, professor of Eng
lish, has this department under his charge.
There are $50 students in this department
and they are divided into eleven separate
classes.
The literary societies are doing the best
kind of work this year and debating is at
a high grade. Last commencement sew
eral trustees said the speeches of the young
men were the best they ever heard from
college boys.
The friends of the university are eJoicing
over the prominence given that institution
by the recent state democratic convention.
OF the three new nominees, Mr. Little is
a trustee of the university; Mr.. Cobb is a
graduate of the university, class 1876. and
an eX-professor of law In this institution;
Mr. Fish is a graduate of the university,
class of 1869, and is also a trustee of the
university IT is a fact worthy of note
that the university strength in the conven-
ton was largely responsible for each of
these nominations.
The Choral Society Is one of the new and
prosperous organizations of the classic
city. DR.. ]. p. Campbell of the univer-
sity of Georgia. is the director of the So
ciety. The society has a large member
ship composed of the most cultured peo-
pie of the city, and a present they are
rehearsing the lovely oratoria, THE Holy
City," by A. r. Gaul
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CoRRIE MUST STAND TRIAL.
II Is Thought He VIII Have a Harder
Time Than Sol Had.

Time Than Sol Had.
Sylvania, Ca. Nov. 2l.-After exhaust
ing the newly summoned panel of forty
eight this morning and only getting nine
Jurors to sit on the case, Corrie Zeigler's
trial went over until Monday. Forty-eight
new names were drawn by Judge Gam
bile from the jury box, and baillffs are
now out summoning them TO be here Mon
day morning. Thus far 12S jurors have
been put upon the defendant. 1t is thought
the jury can be completed out of the new
panel now being summoned.
II was believed by many that when Sol
Zeigler,' the elder of the brothers. was
acquitted, the case against Corrie would
be dropped and verdict of mot guilty.
given him by the state. But Judge Twiggs
would not hear to 1t. He said he must
be tried. If it took six months to do it..
The case will consume all of Monday
and perhaps longer. The evidence will be
the same as that in Sol Zeigler's case
For the defendant there will doubtless DO
only his statement to the jury, and Mr.
Watson will again have the conclusion.
IL is the opinion of many that Corrie
Zeigler Will have harder time getting a
verdict of not guilty than his brother Sol
had. This opinion is based, not upon any
difference in the facts in the two cases,
out solely upon the makeup of the jury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
wnlthour of Atlanta Beats Kinsey in
the Match Race.

valdosta, Ga. Nov 21-The closing day
of the harvest festival brought nearly TO-
900 people to the city and the day was as
pretty as any that have gone before. The
weather was clear and the air just balmy
enough for out-of-door comfort.
The morning was devoted to the novel
ty races and ludicrous contests on Ashley
street. At noon the balloon feature caus-
ed the first excitement of the day. AS
the balloon was given to the breeze 1t
caught fire and shot upward in a blaze.
The aeronaut cut the parachute loose and
landed safely on the ground. The balloon
collapsed in moment and started toward
the ground a great bundle of flames. Four
or five thousand people were on the
ground and a panic ensued. No one was
hurt, but in the scramble to get from I'M
der the flaming canvas there was wild ex-
citement.
The bicycle races this afternoon result
ed a follows:
First Event-Half mile, open. Won by
Frank Powers. with Durham Coxetter of
Jacksonville second. Time 1907.
Second Event-One mile, professional
Won by Bob Walthour Of Atlanta, with
Eli Winesett of Washington, Oregon, sec
ond. Time 2:11A
Third Event-Two mile, open, for anna
tours. Won by Frank Powers, with Dun
ham Coxeteer of Jacksonville second and
j. T. Lott of Macon third. Time 5.32
Fourth Event-Match race between Kin
sey of Savannah and Walthour of Allan
ia. The race was tame until the last lap,
when both riders spurted for all they
were worth. Walthour won in 2:45.
The fireworks tonight closed the week
Among the firework features was an as
cension of an Illuminated balloon, the
aeronaut carrying up a load of fireworks
and firing them from the clouds.