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OFFICERS.

The Off GERS of the Woman's Depart
ment shall be q President, Vice-Presi-
dent. Secretary, Treasurer and a su-
pervisor of the Department all of whom
shall be residents of Richmond, Va.
In each county and city of the state
there shall be auxiliary to al d subor-
dinAte TO the Officers named, Vice
Pre- sident, Secretary and Treasurer.
All communications and donations
for the Woman's Department shall be
sent to the Secretary or President OF
the Woman's Department., and
ce;pt d for. All officers of the Wo-
mans Department are authorized to
collect contributions and tuIn over the
same to the Treasurer Of the Woman's
Department.
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York River Line,v1.wrs porN,
THE FAVORITB ROUTE NORTH.

LEAVE RICHMOND
Train No. 16, 4:S0 PIX.
BALTIMoRE LIMITED, Daily. except sun
day, for West Point, there making close con-
nection. Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
with steamer for Baltimore, alsO With stage At
Lester Manor for Walkerton on Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Train No. 10. 2:so r. n.
LOCAL KxPREss, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for West Point and intermediate sta
lions, connectswtth stage At Lester amor for
Waikerton: also 81 appahannock with steam
ers Tor Baltimore stops at all stations.
Train No. IS, 90 A. n.
LOCAL NIxED, leaves daily, except Sunday
from Vtrgtnta-Street Station for West ONT
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lester Manor for walkerton aud Tap
pahaanock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
e:l7 a.. m. Daily, except Monday.
10 40 a. m, Mon days, Wednesday,, and Fridays
500 p. m Daily, except sunday from West
ONT and tnterme diate sta tions.
Steamers leave West ONT at 500 D. m .
mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and Bal
nmore az 90 p. m Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Ticket-ofnce At staten, foot of Virginia st.
Open from A. n, 70 8 P. NJ and from 30 ?.
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Travelling Passenger Agent,
va T. Main 81. Richmond. Va
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60 Schedule IN Erect


LnAvn nIcENoND, Byrd STREET STATION.
100 A NJ. Dnily-Rtchmond and Norfolk Yes
uoule limited, Second class tickets
not accepted for pass age on this
soc A NJ Daily. THE Chicago Express'' for
Lynchourg, Roanoke, Columbus
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke to Coium bus: also for Radford
Br1stol. Knoxville. Chattanooga
aud intermediate points.
ITO r. n. Daily for Norfolk. suffolk and IN
termediate statio1a-
IL 20 p. NJ, Daily, for Lynch burg and Roanoke.
Connects at Roanoke with Wash
tngton and Chattanooga Limited
Slcepers Roanoke TO Mem
phts and New Orleans. pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchourx. and berths ready for
occupancy at 90 r. NJ. Also Pull
man sleeper Petersourgto RoSnoke.
Trains arrive 81 Richmond from Lynchburg
and the west daily. s:1s a. M, and is D On :.
from Norfolk and the east II .fA q. m. and Yes
dbuleo Limited ] 90 p m. once S2s Main
NV. COURTNEY,
District Passenger AGENT
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General Omces: Roanoke Va
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Dr. Shea. MARVELOUs MEDIUM

Gives the names OF dead aud living friends
tells who and when you win marry. also OF
health or ANYTHING you know. no matter What
u IL He can cali up your spirit TRENDS aod
show them TO you Can make them rap all
around The room. he asks no questions don'a
ask you TO write names for him. Don't try 20
hump you In any way. but tells YOU right on.
He Is thoroughly endorsed ov leading sDirttuat-
lists everywhere. received from them gold
medal ano 5peot Wense to practice hts won-
derfuI powers: creder tiais no one else can show
can give thousands or references to both white
ana colored patrons Twenty i've years prao-
sice-seven In Brooklyn-wfll show you that
business ~ pest for you ana where. how 70 win
speedy marriage with the one you love How
What is best 10 DO. Hs succeeds when All Attn.
erH fail. Positive satisfaction or no pay. Call
and see You will hnd u lucky 70 consult this
Will cure drunkenness, can De gwen PATENTS
not moving IL Thousands through him are
now
RICH. HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL
with ali their UNDERTAKINGS, while those who
neglect his advice are still laoorsng against
poversy. Through his perfect knowledge OF
chemistry. he can tmpart TO you q secret that
trienos. His aid and advice has often been So
tctted the result has always been the securing
OF speedy ana happy marriages and ali your
has the secret OF winning the affections OF the
opposite sex IL is the curse of Sptrituaitsm
that In ali large cities there are q class OF men
and women who ciaim powers they DO no. pos
sess. They have neither gifts. creden tiaIs. nor
references. Surely the coIoreo people are noS
so wanting In sense as 70 throw their time and
money away on SUCH DR.. Shea refers 20 the
Hon. William Denmore, Architects and builder,
~ Cleveland Ave. Rno Mr.. Fred. LamDe. grocer,
Sal Fulton Street. Brooklyn. All have known
him for the past seven years. he gives q free
ed ave years In New Orleans. 81. Louis. Mem
Dhis ana Louisville: understands thoroughly
the diseases spells or influences the race is sub
lect 70. he 10 now AND always hao large pa-
tronaRe from them
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RICH. HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING.

Brcoklyh. Aug Is. 1so1.-Thfs Is 20 certify thatI
came 70 New YORK from Albany 4 Was q
stranger in strange oitv. out of work and on.
OF money l had no luck In anything under
took What to do did not know. A frieno ad-
viseo me 70 20 ana see Dr. She's. I did. He
told me the cause Of nv troubles: he took me in
and treated me as q brother. Through him
got GOOD position that very week. had been
20 others: they took my money ana dtd me no
good bless she day Arst met DR.. Shea I
would advise all In bao luck. sick or in trouble
70 go 70 him NJ once. sincerely
Albert Ayers. 2o3T Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn, Aug. Is. 1So1-Thfs letter Is to certify
That my husband had gone away and had been
absent two years. mourned for him night aud
day gave him up, dead. Hearing OF the
WONDERFUL things DR.. Shea was doing I resolved
70 consult him He told me that my husband
vas alive and well. and where he was. told me
ne would come home and when. To nv iov
eli 81 10 came true. He Is home now came
back like one from the dead also wish % saV
that this month lost $3.50. am a poor woman
ana was almost insane I went 20 DR. Shea
and he told me 1 would find my money and 10
NY intense 10y did And ft as he told me- /
thank Goo there IA man so gifted in our midst
that can help people and tell them what 20 do.
Sincerely, Mrs. Barrett.
Qrd
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Inc Tip ~ tni9 steamer Affords q most
toyable sail on the James river and Cheear eake
Bay, passing Dutch Gap. Bermuda Hundred.
City Point. Newport News, Hampton and Old
Point. eno through Hampton Roades. The SER
wee onereo II unsurpassed In every particular.
LArge and iuxuriantly furnished saloons and
electricity.
Tickets sold TO ali points North, East and
west. and baEKage checked 60 destination.
State-roon1s reserved upon application In per
son &c the company's once No. Sss east Main
street. or on board steamer. For further In
formation apply 70
II. NJ. BOYKIN,
GNnArni A0enf
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WANTED For United STATES Army
M abled bodied, unmarried men, be-
tween ages of 81 and 30, Citizens Of
the United States, OF good character
and temperate habits, who can speak.
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply to Recruiting Omee, e25
East Broad st.. Richmond. Va.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT Der. 3, 1897.

- - ~~~f~ - - ~ &OOae
: 90 A. M-No II SoUTHERNEXPRESS daily foI
Atlanta Augusta and points south.
eoro. Salisbury, and Charlotte sleep
er open 30 .. m Connects ~ Danville,
salisbury and Charlotte with the Wash
tied mo 81 carrying sleepers
New York 10 Ashville. Hot Springs,
Chattanooga and Nashville; New York
TO Memphis. new York TO New Orleans.
New York 60 Tampa: and nrst-class
day coach between WsshtnRtOn and
Memphis. Connections are made for an
points In Texas and California. Sleeper
open for occupancy st S.Dp p n.
II 90 noon, No. ., sollo train daily for Char.
lOtte, N. C. Connects At Moseley with
karmvilke and owhatan railroad 81
keysvtlle for Clarksvilie. Oxford, Hen-
derson and Durham and ~ Greensboro
Tor Durham. Raleigh. and Winston
salem At Danville with NO. IS United
States Fast all, solid train, daily for
new Orleans and pOin - south, which
carries sleepers New York 70 Kew Or
leans ana New York 70 Jacksonville:
Through sleeper salisbury, Nashville,
Wis Chattanooga also, Tourist s.eeper
every wednesday Washington 70 san
Francisco without change.
8 90 r. NJ, NO IL, LOCAL, daily except Sunday,
for keysvtlle and intermediates points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SIS ?. n, from Atlanta Augusta, AshevtIle
and Nashville.
$40 A. ~, from Keysvflle-
LOCAL FRKI0HT TRAINS.
NOS 81 and g. between Manchester and Ne
apols. Va
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MEMBERSHIP.

ALI women are eiig BILE to member
ship in this department. by paying
joining fee of 81 KY (60) Ct nIs, and tn
titled to q certificate Of membershi-
for one year.
Each member thall be collecting
sg mt in her county, city and neigh
boz hood. All money collected shalt
be paid by the member making the
collection to the Traas"~A- NJ the
county or city, reported to the Vice
Pres dent of the county or city, and by
that officer sent to the Secretary or
resident of the Woman's Department
OF the Negro Reformatory Association
Of Virginia, at Richmond.
SIS 10000.
As SIS. 900 90 are to be raised be-
tween now and the 1st of March 1898,
and as the Colored people of Virginia
are Immediately interested parties in
raising as much OF this money as pos
sible. it is exp cteG and hoped that
your zeal for the erection of the Re-
formatory buildings, and the open ng
of the Reformatory, in 1893 will cause
you to act promptly. and at once in
this matter Our white fellow citizens
are actively interesting themselves in
our bt half, alive as they are TO the inn
portaRce and duty of every citizen con-
tributing toward the decrease OF crime
among the young of our race, and the
saving of them to good and worthy liv-
ing.
Feeling that you are not Indifferent
to.your interest as member of the
race, it is the earnest wish of the Ne
gro Retormatory Association of Virgin
ia and the Pre- side nt and officers of
the Woman's DE pertinent OF the Ne
gro Reformatory Association Of Vir-
ginia, that you set to work now to CO.
operate with them IN first organizing
yourselves by the election OF Vice
President. Secretary and Treasurer in
your county. in YOUR city and proceed
To collect all moneys you can for this
worthy object and pressing need, and
forward the same to the Secretary OF
President of the Woman's Depart
ment.
President-MRs.R Rosa D. BowsER,
sI3 N. Adams ST Richmond. Va
ice-President-MR E. V RAMSEY.
1O2 West Leigh ST., Richmond, Va
Secretary MISS s. ALICE KEMP,
9l2 rurpin St Richmond. Va.
Treasurer-MRs. FANNIE MURRAY,
4 West Leigh St., Richmond. Va
fSupervisor-Dr p. B. Ramsey OF Ex-
ecutive Committee. 1O2 West Leigh
Street, Richmond, Va.
Done by order OF the Executive Con
mittee of the Negro Reformatory AZ
ISOLATION.
GEORGE W. BRAGG,
Act. Chairman of Executive Com
o4-3m.
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A SENSATION IN BRoOKLYN.-A MINIS.
TIERS STATEMENT.


TER'S STATEMENT.
was SICK and in trouble for q long time, Mrs.
Brown b. Gay Street. No one seemed 10 nm
derstano her case She had several doctors but
none OF them seemed to know what was the
matter. None could do her any good It WAS
my duty as her pastor TO caa. an 1 see her Hear
Shea the i.st fs w1rr being done ey DIT
and see him myself. 1 found him a kind svua-
pathetic gentleman He gave me a wonderful
est OF MS powers; told me TO send him lock
OF patient hair. which did by her daughter.
BE TOLD AZ once what Was the matter ani in .
lily had seemingly been under cloud. Now All
Is changed. Ana are well and prosperous can
truiv and heartily recommend ID Shea, TO all
those In sickness or distress kfn0FAas-
William Johnson, Pastor Lebanon Church,
Brooklyn.
Or. Shea can show thousands such - the a.
bove.
DR. SHEA
has been carefully educated in the Ffouoena&A,a
ana Eclectic Schools OF Medicine. His success
IL wonderful in curing paraly sis. Rheumatisn
ZION, Ague, dyspepsia, Tape Worms. Liver Coma
plants. Deafness, CatArrn. Dropsv Piles Nerv.
GUS Debility, Heart Disease. Consumption. Di-
sesses of women and children, Fits Kidney d.
| seaee. and ali strange mysterious diseases
which others don't understand All diseases.
BILE treatment he can and viii honesty tel
yo1 II you can be onred- Has all new remedies
and new success. Has had ample experience
| In public hospital and private clinics. Ne
trthing with human life. Cal at once
( Do not delay Diplomas hang In parlors.
Elatism JUST discovered, not Iinament' Hon
less cases ano those that others cannot cure 40
licited 20 caii: Fat folks thin. the chIdess made
stamps, age, lock O. hair. For consultation, ad-
l vice and diagnoses. 80 postal caros
Charges for meoical treatment only. Men
ssiFULToN STREET,
Open Sundays. BROOKLYN ny.
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gay LINE JA1Es-RTvER ROUTE.
REDUCED RATES
BEST p ASSENGER AND FREIGHT
RNUrE BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND THE NORTH VIA THE
PrEAMER VIRGINIA.

rUEsI Az. THURSDAY AND SAT-
HRnAY
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a ID PRICE.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION

General oshses: Planters Bank BUILDING
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25
TIMOTHY Il. BrRNEs ACCUSED.
Charged with Forging n H1ortEnEe FOR SIG, o
and Getting the Money.

MISNEAPoLIs, Sept. 24.-The statement has
been made public here that Timothy E. Byrnes,
Sergcant.atArms Of tho National Republican
Committee, formerly appointment clerk of the
United States Treasury Department, and Secre-
tary OF the Republican National League Clubs,
has been guilty of q forgery of a mortgage for
$4,000, with which he obtained the money
from Mrs. Rosa Boas OF Reading. Pa.
Mrs. Boas is tho aunt of Mr.. Byrnes's wife.
When her husband died his life was in
sured for $4,000. Mr.. Byrnes represented
to her that he could lend the money for
her in this State for n much higher rate OF in
terest than she could obtain In Pennsylvania.
She thereupon paid the money over to him.
which was every dollar she had in the world.
Soon afterward he went to Reading and gave
her a mortgage for $4,000. purporting to DO
executed by Charles c. Cox, on lands in Aitxin
county in this State.
The mortgage was accompanied by coupon
notes and was made payable to Rose Boas. Mrs.
Boas called his attention TO the error. where
upon he changed the name in the mortgage and
left 1t with her.
The interest was paid regularly for two years
and then IL ceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25
THREE DEsPERADoEs CAUGHT.
they aelpea Rob the Bank At BeuefOarehe.
9. D.. last JuAe.


BILLINGS, Mont. Sept. 24.-Sherin Dunn Of
Carbon county and a posse have effected the
capture of three men who were implicated in
tho robbery Of Clay, Robinson & Co.'S bank at
Bellefourche, g. D., last June. when the cashier
was shot and several thousand dollars in cur
rency was stolen. The men were captured
north of Billings. in the Mussel Shell country.
They were seen in Red Lodge on Sunday, and
the Sheriff Immediately began preparations to
follow them. He called in two well.known
stock detectives, who had been after these men
before for cattle stealing, and called on several
citizens to add to the strength OF the posse.
Knowing the desperate character OF the men,
Sheriff Dunn gave. ORDERS to take them dead or
The posse followed tho robbers trail for three
days. and came upon the desperadoes at 5
o'clock on Wednesday evening. just as they
were going into camp: Two men were getting
water at Q spring and the other was picketing
the two men at the spring jumped over a bank
and attempted to defend themselves, but when
ever they showed their heads the deputies fired.
and finally they surrendered. The man with
the horses parleyed, and getting behind a horse
drew his revolver. A shot from a deputy
fife went through the horses neck and hit the
robbers wrist, causing him to drop his revolver.
He mounted, and his horse ran a mile before II
fell, shot dead. He then surrendered. The
names of the desperadoes cannot BIO learned at
this time.las only a brief account OF the affair has
been received.
each OF these robbers. Ever since the robbery
last June the authorities of South Dakota.
Wyoming and Montana have been on tho look.
out for them. Until recently they have been
cattle rustlers and desperadoes are hard TO cap
ture, They are known to have been implicated
In cattle stealing in Custer county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-25
GUArEMALA's REIGN OF TERROR.
Rarriss SAID to Ne sisshinE night ana LEFT
AmouH His Rnsmies.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24-Private dispatches
from Guatemala show that there is q reign Of
terror In Barrloss capital. as the President 10
committing many atrocities. Victory, IL Is said,
rests on the standards Of the insurgents. Cham.
perico and San Felipe are said to have fallen
into their hands. In tho capital terror reigns.
Late last evening the following private de-
spatch was received In this city from Cham
perico via Acapulco:
~"Champerico and San Felipe both in the hands
Of the insurgents. Barrios has shot and impris-
oned prominent men who sympathize with the
revolutionists. Wives of revolutionists arrested.
Anarchy feared"
Aletter from the city Of Guatemala has been
received. The writer declared that everything.
ut the time OF writing. was in q state Of chaos.
Barrios. he said, has lost his head. and, In q
delirium OF terror, was imprisoning and shoot
ing all who evlnced the slightest leaning toward
the insurgent cause. Loans were collected by
force. and death was the penalty for refusing
financial assistance to the Dictator.
Francisco Castillo. Barrios's Chief OF Police,
under tho orders OF his superior. has. II Is as
serted, usurped tho places OF the civil officers.
Barrios himself Is In constant fear Of assassina.
ton. Tive hundred soldiers sleep In the palace
day and night, and he is attended by a guard Of
four picked men who never leave him alone,
accompanying him even to his bath.
In the palace there is said to be a secret pas.
sage, which is concealed by q mirror in the
| dressing room. This passage has an exit at a
| secluded corner Of the Gale de Cuno. 1t 10 kept
open and Is guarded by a chosen body Of mon,
| whom Barrios has tried to attach to himself by
| payment OF large sums OF money.
Villa algeria, the residence Of Mrs. Barrios,
10 guarded by q large force Of police. and its in
mates are in constant dread Of dynamite. At