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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
GENERAL wOODFoRD AT MADRID.
Reported 10 Have Said Negotiations
HIVE Not Begun.

MADRID. September H.-The United
States Minister, General Stewart l..
Woodford, paid a visit of courtesy this
morning TO General Azcarraga, the Span
ish Premier
Several Of the newspapers of this city
allege that General Woodford has SAID IN
interviews with their representatives thal
the negotiations between the United
States and Spain on the subject of Cuba
have not begun, and that he has only had
a preliminary chat with the Spanish MIN
lister for Foreign Affairs The General is
quoted as having added that he found
the Duke of Tetuan TO be most amiable
and able man. and that no ultimatum 20
Spain was delivered, as that country
would not put up with it, and because
the intention of the United states was
only TO offer its good offices In the most
friendly terms.
Secretary Sherman still, according TO
the interviews i'm the Spanish newspapers
desires a prompt solution OF the CUBAN
question, bv November at the latest, as
he fears the LIMOGES" will make them
selves heard on the reassembling OF Con
gress.
Finally. It is alleged that General Wood
ford has said that IN the event OF COM
plete accord being established between
Spain and the United States. the latter
will take measures 10 suppress nibus-
tering.
UNCLE SANS REAL PROGRAMME
MADRID. September a.-The pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
ueJuced Rates. Richmond to Bumnio'
\. y, and Return. via ork-hiver
Line. Account Meeting 81. Andrews
nrotherhoOd.

For those wishing 10 attend the NJ
inc of the Brotherhood or ST. Andrew a'
Ruffalo. n. Y, October 18th TO l'tn, III
cIusive the Southern railway announces
a rate Of Sl3 round-trip from hlcnmohu
to buffalo. n. Y, via York-River Line 70
baltimore and either Baltimore and ONO
raiIroad or Pennsylvania railroad Irolh
there on. Tickets 10 be sold from kicn-
rnond october 1lth. limited for return
nassage ten days from date Of sale lFasn ''..
,yII leave Richmond on tnat date at So
p NJ connect with steamer az We.
point which will arrive in Baltimore anu
connect with special trains leaving 'here
,da baltimore and Ohio railroad AT 'Vo
NJ and via Pennsylvania railroad AZ
s.i5 NJ. which will run through 10 bui-
S.Io carving through Pullman parlor
nare Tickets will be good returning oh
rso,,Iar trains TO Baltimore.
Resides this being the most ueslIap.e
ropte INVOLVING no lay-overs en- route, II
offers the cheapest rate TO Buiiaio ana
return, slS. a. .,..,,.., Ill, ha
.taeyfnlly furnished by either {. W,
Westbury. travelling passenger agent, go
80, Main street: j. o. Nerser, ticket
ssent VSginia-street Station. or rich
,sond Transfer Company. SS east Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
THE HAZLETON SHOOTING.
of Coroner's Jury-Dinerehce
~ I'm ,Jusfifiub1cuess.

HAZLETON, PA, September a. @ lho
Coroner's Jury. which investigated the
death of the striking miners at Latliner
moi in Deputy-Coroner Cowmans once,
and after an hours deliberation rendefeu
the following verdict: 49,.
THAT from the circumstances oi 'nS
case and the evidence offered, the sald
Clement Platock and others came 10
their deaths 10y gunshot wounds on sep
tember 10. 1881. at the hands OK sheflu
lanes Martin and his deputies ana III
this we. the jury, do all agree, ana We
phil ]. Boyle. Thomas Thomas, i33rtoh
Freas and Peter Alckicrnan-ot thls
Jury. do further say that the SAID
'.rt l.n,u.S. with Others. VAS
marching peaceably and unarmed ON the
public highway; that they were ihter-
eeuted by the said Sheriff Martin ana ms
deputies. and mercilessly shot to death'
ana We 10 further find that me Nlilhb
was unnecessary. and could have oeeh
avoided without serious injury TO eitner
person or property, and We find finally
that the killing was wanton and unJustl-
fable but in this, we, George Maue ana
y J. McNeal. OF this jury, do not con-
cur. and we. the jury, do fufther sdy
mat there was such strong suspicion OF
unlawful violence at the hands OF per-
som or persons unknown to this jury as
IN make this inquest necessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
THE JUDGES SALARY.
Has the Governor Right to FIN
judicial Vacancies.

WARE NECK, VA, september r.
Cspec,al Much interest, not TO say eN-
citement has been occasioned in the
county by the action OF the Supervisors
Saturday at the Courthouse, in their de-
c1ining his months salary, as applied tor
bv Judge James Lyons TalaIerro. ~
win be remembered the Supervisors oi
the county-Messrs. Charles Catie't-
George Franklin. and K. p. Gray-me'
on saturday and in passing upon the
hill of the Judge. decided that Win me
resignation of Judge william H. Idlla-
ferro that the county mas Deeh "'nou'
a Judec. and that the Governor had no
,,oV,,er "a make the appointment TO I'll
the vacancy. M
II a said that after consultation with
commonwealth's-At Attorney Marcus Jones.
they concluded 10 withhold their inal
decision upon this point until theh
uext meeting II they then still adhere
10 this decision, it is thought that Judge
'Caliaferro will bring suit and have TINS
question decided once for all. The super
visors seem to be in humOr TO give the
newly appointed young Judge as much
trouble as lay in their power, for not
withstanding the conclusion that there
was no Judge in the county, they de
cfded TO reduce the salary from 5000 10
500 to take effect next January. All
this is the talk Of the county to-day
and one hears much that is uncompu-
mentary of the motive that has actuated.
M least one of the Supervisors in their
treatment of the county Judgeship mat
ter.
They maintain that they have but
looked at the economical admlnistra-
lion of the county affairs and that they
are acting in obedience TO the laws OF
the state Of Virginia. The denial OF the
right of the Governor to make judicial
appointments of vacancies occurring du-
ring the legislative vacation is a serious
and far-reachng one.
At Mathews Courthouse. on SATURDAY
afternoon. Lane-Diggs Camp, Confede-
rate Veterans. had a meeting TO pay
honor 10 Miss Captain Sallie Tompkins.
who is visiting the county. large
nictvre Of Miss Tompkins hung upon the
vail and was unveiled by the com
mander. Colonel John B. Donovan ana
rev. Everard Meade. Major Thomas 3.
Taliaferro and others made appropriate
addresses. Captain Hudgins' OF the
| rhesaueake. was present, as were a num-
her of Gloucester people, including Miss
N,ina Taliaferro. Many praises were
eung of Miss Tompkns's noble hospital
work. i'm the Confederacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
HELD BY SWISS BANDITTI.
Ransom Demanded for Release of
Two Americans.

TOLEDO. o.. September H.-Harry
Tollerton. aged 20 years. son OF Attorney
B. w. Tolerton, and Professor Daniel
j. Holmes. of Meadville College Pennsyl-
vana), have been travelling IN
Southern Europe since June. but no one
knows where they are, and circumstance
indicate that both are held by Swiss
banditu. who are demanding a ransom
for their release. They We're last heard
from on the Sth Of September at Mar
tigny. Switzerland. 4 few days previous
to that time they had received funds
through Geneva, to provide them with
money for the rest of their trip to Ber-
lin. where both were to enter the uni
versity on the 22d of this month.
Mr.. Tollerton received a cablegram
from Professor Holmes. dated Lucerne
demanding an immediate remittance OF
81 900 by cable to Cologne He cabled to
the United States consulate at Lucerne,
for information as to the Whereabouts
of the young men. and what, il any.
trouble had befallen them. and also
cabled TO Holmes for particulars. The
reply from the Consul was indefinite ana
unsatisfactory, and that purpOrting to
be from Professor Holmes was even
more so. A second demand for 81 900
was made on the 23d OF this month, ask
ing that the money be cabled 10 Lucerne.
Last Saturday a third demand was made
FOR an immediate cable Of $500 to Lucerne
and the remaining 500 by mail. To
day a message was received from As
misunderstanding Day, at Washington,
TO the effect that the Minister at Berne
and the consulate at Lucerne had been
making a searching investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
WHERE Is GOVERNOR PiNGREE'
rrieoJs Anxious About hini-his
whereabouts IA Mystery

DETROIT. MICH, September -"-
come Of Governor Pingrees friends are
hoconing uneasy as the time goes by
ard his whereabouts are not located
,rhe Governor left Detroit two weeks
oro snnposedly for a trip down East
occomnanied by General Arthur j. Bies-
Ior and Colonel Eli T. Sutton. GenerM
I3yesler has now returned to the city.
saving that he has been in New YORK
cltv for the past two weeks, and knows
rothing of the Governor.
No two opinions regarding his disap-
,,aerance agree The only clue TO MS
=. t.bereabouts is found in a dispatch from
Cnracoa. West Indies. saying That the
Governor and Colonel Sutton are figuring
on some railroad concession from the
Venezuelan Government J. a. Hart
one of the Governors partners In Inc
shoe business. says that he does not
l,co,v what Mr.. Pingree is doing In South
America and many of his friends think
mat if he has gone South at all II is on
a pleasure trip.
careful inquiries at the Governor ;
residence fail to elicit any information,
hut no possible alarm has yet been eX-
messed by his family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
gramme Of the UnIted states as regards

gramme Of the United States as regards
Spain and her relations with cuba was
definitely learned yesterday on the aIfiyai
here from San Sebastian OF United States
Minister Woodford.
Thls does not contemplate a declaration
OF war. II Spain rejects mediation. put,
according 10 report, an "osrentatous
PROCLAMATION to The world OF disapproyai
OF the Cuban regime by suspending dlpIo-
matte relations with Spain and Withdraw
ing the United States Minister" The an
nouncement has created a sensation.
General Woodford has declined 10 be
Interviewed on the subject further tnan
10 say that his conference with the Duke
OF Tetuan. the Spanish Foreign Minister
vyas Of the most satisfactory character.
The unexpected bitterness OF tne 49,
and the adverse character OF public opin-
ion. has painfully impressed him, but ne
homes this will soon be allayed, as ne
believes his mission favorable 70 Spanish
interests and cannot comprehend tha'
spaln could reject mediation designed TO
end an impoyerlshing war.
He has not named time az when the
war must be terminated. but he hopes
that as a result Of his prOnerlng his ser
,,ices II will be ended quickly. He De-
lleves that the war Is iniictins incaicu-
liable losses upon the United states, ana
mat II is impossible to prevent the organ
ization of flbustering expeditions.
GENERAL WOODFORD GUARDED.
Trnusual measures were taken TO protect
Minister Woodford on his journey from
San Sebastian TO this city. but the trlp
1as quite uneventful. A party OF gen
darmes. commanded by sQb-heutenant
Guarded the southern express on Whlch
Re vas q passenger. Secret police were
noefod at The station and the Prefect OF
polio was In waiting TO escort MIN 70
his hotel. The drive through the street
was marked by no special incident. tnousn
several people saluted him, receiving d
bow In return a.
some comment has been caused by the
fact that his family has not accompanicd
him. but remains behind the French iroh-
tier. 49,
Minister Woodford explains that MS
marty is a large one, requiring a commo-
dious home. and prefers spending q
nleasant October at Biarritz until SUIT
able residence can be secured here. Ihe
LEGATION cannot be used as residence.
General Woodf0rd has already engaged p
box at the Royal Opera-House. and mas
purchased horses
General WOodford has taken apartment.
at tho Hotel Rome. but receives visits a'
the legation, where he passed the entire
tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
Te!e.raphic Briefs.

Iondon.-The Hamburger Nachlchten
to-day says that Emperor Nlllam ttiv-
s,ranhed his congratulations TO Prince
Sismarck upon the occasion Of the launch
inc of The new German cruiser fuers'
Rismarck, at Kiel. on Saturday last.
Columbia, S CAS- he announce
month aso ne would do, governor hiier hihdt
bee ISSUED a proclamation declaring that
from september Soth all positions OF state
rcnstehle will be vacated Al the same
time he issued a proclamation removing
the metropolitan police from Sha.l .lyS.vn ,,,,,ne
They were established By Governor Evans
over two years ago.
New York.-The British tramp steamer
tseremont castle arrived from FeInhh-
ana With the captain and crew OF tne
umbcr-laden bark Carrie L. Tyler tloln
savannah for New York. which ,a' me'
abandoned about fifty miles south -sou'n-
oaet OF Trving- pan Shoals lightsnip oh
September 2fth, In a dismasted and water
logged condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
CARTER HELM JONES.
THIS BRILLIANT Young PREACHER
CALLED TO SECOND BAPTIST.
LITTLE DOUBT OF HIS ACCEPTANCE.
Tn. Call from the Church Ts tnani-
mons. and the Baptist Pastors Here
r.,.uro,b Their CONGRATULATIONS
sketch of his Career.

Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones. eldest
son Of DR.. ]. William Jones, and one OF
the most brilliant young men in the
southern ministry. has been called to the
pastorate OF the Second Baptist ehurch'
which has been vacant since the resigna-
ton Of Dr. Landrum. over year ago.
The can was extended on Sunday
when the congregation. in meeting
he'd after the communion service. de-
clared by a rising vote their approval
Of the choice made by the nominating
committee. This fact was communicate
TO DR.. Jones at once by wire, followed
by a formal letter Of notification, and
Yesterday the Baptist Minister'S con-
ference sent telegram to the young
minister. congratulatins him upon his
selection. and expressing the hope that
ne would accept
The church's action i'm calling Dr.
Jones was not srrnrising. though II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
CYCLE RACES At TRENTON.
crnc,s Riders Participate-Fred sims,
of philadelphia, Suspended.

TRENTON. n j.. September 27-Over
"a 900 people witnessed the bicycle races at
the opening OF the Interstate Fair in this
city to-day. Nearly all Of the crack riders
Of the country were present. and took
part in the professional events, which
were the one-mile open and two-mle
handicau. Loughead. Kiser. and Gardiner
scratch men in the two-mile handicap
we're not able TO get a place in the trial
heats TO qualify for the finals. Fred.
sims. OF PHILADELPHIA. who was on the
rack TO take part in the professional
vents was served with a notice that he
mad been suspended until next August for
unfair riding.
Jimmy" Michael. paced by a sextette
and a quad. did five miles In 9:32 Is
seating the track record Of 9:5l As, made
bv himself in this city one year ago. sum
mary. . -.
one mile open - professional - Eddie
RaId of Buffalo. first: Loughead. of Sar-
MIA Ont, second; Kiser. OF Dayton. o..
third; Tom Cooper. Detroit, fourth. Time.
Two mile handicaD- professionalism.
putler. CambridgepOrt, Mass. GO YARDS.
irst. DIR. A. Brown. Cleveland go yards
second. Tom Cooper fscratch). third; J
81 Walsh, Boston $50 YARDS fourth.
fine 4.35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
CRAyEsEND RACE-TRACk.
Tom Cromwell Claimed from W. =.
Dyycr for $3.50.

NEW YORK. September H.-The selling
r,ces were continued at the Gravesend
track to-day Tom Cromwell was claimed
from NJ. f. Dwyer for $50 by Griffin and
Symonds.
In the third race. breaking through the
barrier cost sloan. Dogget, and Hehnessy
so each -, s.,.
FIRST race-dve and half furlongs-
Triilette Is TO u won, j. \. Gray g TO z
md 2 Ia 81 second, Domitor 90 TO j third.
Time. 1903. ,-..o,,,-
second race-One and one-siXteenlh
niIes-Buckwa Q1 10 D won. Tom Crom-
well a TO ; and , TO - second, Ben Ronald
15 10 n third. Time. 1850.
Third race-WillOw Stakes. five and
half furlongs-Kne Foot % to p won
kenmore queen a to 1 and to . second
C,laret cup a TO - third. Time 40
Tonrtb race-Seabreeze Stakes. one
roiIe~Bromo rs TO u won. Bernardillo 70
IN I and 10 - second, Leedsyille g TO u
third. Time, l:i3.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Demagogu @
IA y won. Reysala Scar (5 TO J and 20 ID
second. Scotch Plaid q to y third Time
:02 a.
rniIes-Tino (6 to - won. Sir Walter % TO
and 4 to . second, Timour $50 to u
third. Time. l:51 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
select and Persondily-C Conducted Ex-
cursions, Richmond 10 NinS"ra
Fails y. y, md Return, VIA York.
River Line and Penn. IL. IL. and IL.
A a. IA n


For the benefit of those who could not
avail themselves Of the previous oppor-
uInities offered this summer 70 WISH
Niagara Falls, "the Wonder Of America,
the Southern railway announces they VIII
continue the sale of Si3 round-trp ueke'S
Richmond to Niagara Falls on the fol-
lowing additional dates: October 4th ana
nth. via York-River Line. Baltimore ana
baltimore and Ohio railroad; october llth,
via York-l.iver Line, Baltimore, ana
pennsylvania railroad. on the dates
mentioned train leaves Richmond 1870 i.
W connects at West Point with steamer
which arrives IN Baltimore in time TO
connect there with special trains leaving
vfa baltimore and Ohio railroad AZ spo
A NJ and via Pennsylvania railroad at
S:4j A. NJ. ,,,so
This "a a most delightful trip, and those
,,bo have not taken advantage OF the
former excursions at this very low rate
should not miss one Of these dates.
: For further information apply to {. W.
Westbury. travelling passenger agent ep
east Main street; j. o. Ferser ticket
agent. Virginia-Street Station, or hlch-
mond Transfer Company, sOS east Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28

ers. His father. the well-krown d'vlns'
had FIVE sons, and Of these four are mn
listers Of the Gospel. HIS three proln..'
are located as follows: The Rev. fehu.e.
ton Jones, pastor of the First Baplls'
church. Savannah; the Rev. AshDy JOINS,
OF Bardstown. KY. and the Rev. Howaru
Jones at Chllesburg. in the same STATE
The latter has been preaching during 'ne
summer in a prominent New York church
DIR. Jones married Miss Ann Gown,
daughter of the respected DIR. Gown
formerly Of Gordonsville and they have
two children. He delivered the annual
address before the literary societies OF
Richmond College in 1925, and had CON
ferred upon him by that institution the
degree Of Doctor OF Divinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
Rev. Mr. Barr In the city.

Rev. William a. Barr, the newly-elected
rector of Monumental church, arrived IN
the city yesterday from Suffolk, and VIII
spend several days here meeting members
OF his new church and attending to some
matters incidental to the removal OF ms
family here. He was accompanied mere
by Mrs. Barr. and both are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Meade. MI
Barr was taken for a drive over the city
yesterday afternoon.
The rectory OF Monumental church on
north Twelfth street. is being thoroughly
oyerhauled and repaired, and VIII be
ready for occupancy by the new rector
and his family by November list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
Last Tour Of the season TO Nissars
Fails, via r., y. a l.. H. IL. """

The last OF the charming Niagara faiis
tours of the season will leave Washing-
ton October 18th at 72J A. Nj. py spe-
clal train OF Pullman parlor-cars ana
day coaches, arriving Buffalo AZ lo r.
NJ and Niagara Falls az 1910 L. III. he-
turn coupons good on any regular trans
within the limit, exclusive or Limited
Express trains. Tickets good 70 stop ON
al Buffalo. Rochester. ana watkins re-
uurnlr.g within the limit
only sil round "trip from Richmond,
tickets good eleven days. Leave Rich
mond October uth.
For further particulars apply TO Rich
mond Transfer Company. No. ss east
Main street, ticket agent Byrd-Street
station, or Z. A. IAf boh,
Traaic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
81 SUNDAY RATE
To Norfolk, Old Point, &C., via =. a.
o., Continued.

The largo number who used ana en-
loved the delightful ONE DOLLAR out
ing on Sunday encourage the Chesapeake
and ohio 10 continue these pleasure
trips at least two more Sundays. They
viii be run on Sunday, 3D. and 10th. ana
If the patronage on these dates justhes
il they may be continued through Oc-
tober.
A fast. clean ride without stops and
n seat for every one makes the visit by
this line to the seaside comfort. The
outing train will leave Chesapeake ana
ohio (Broad-StreeD Station at $3.50 "A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
FEVER SITUATION IMPROVING.
Warm Weather Lowers Death Rate
Cooi Weather increases 1t.

1UO' VI fAthef increases II.
NEW ORLEANS, La. September a.
Warmer weather I'm the past two or three
aays has had the effect of increasing to
some extent the number OF new cases OF
,he prevailing tvpe Of yellow-fever. but
Il has equally had the effect Of sending
down the death rate. There were twenty
three cases on Saturday, seventeen yes
terday, and up to half-past 6 o'clock to-
8ay twenty-one cases. But there were
only two deaths ON Saturday none on
Sunday. and two to-day. Present eXpe-
flence. therefore proves that warm wea-
ther adds TO the number Of cases, but
reduces the mortality while cod weather
diminishes the number OF cases and en-
largcs the death rate.
PHYSICIANS and the authorities tonight
generally tgree that the situation Is
steadily improving. They believe that the
chances are growing more remote every
day OF an epidemic, and that there II
little likelihood that the disease viii as
fume before cold weather a much more
irulant form than at present
Professor Metz. who Is az the mead OF
the work OF sanitation. and who superin-
tends the umigation Of all houses. SAID
to the Associated Press representative
tonight:
DEATH-RATE 70 PER CENT.
"somo little figuring that l have done
uiscloses the fact that there have been
up 10 half-past tonight exactly 100
eases. OF these nineteen have died. ana
] am able TO state this evening That thif-
ty-eieht have been actually discharged
as entirely recovered Therefore. there
are lust lm cases. and while ! should
not like TO undertake a statement Of the
number Of these practically on the way
10 recovery the death rate among them,
with the present conditions will be small.
The death-rate tonight is barely above
u per cent"
This is the record al nightfal:
New c9ses-Frcd Chastant 52o2 Grand
Route. ST. Johns, Fred Bacchus. 1888
Felicity street; - Conrad Seventh
street. between Rousseau and Tchoupi-
toulas streets. +. B. Razen. +. c. Foote,
5. Murray. W. 5. Campbell, S Bernstein,
a. A. Nrane-a1 AT the Home for Home
Jess Men; -- Rivert. 1905 ST. Charles
street: Mrs. S. j. Pitcher. PIP Baronne
street; Henry Banriac 1913 Roche ave-
nuc. -- Russo 625 81. Philip street;
Paul Quentin. Lasaee and White streets;
lho three Misses Genin. 2l22 Bayou road;
Mrs S s Keener. 22o6 Baronne street;
Rouhae Passe 4n South Basin; Marie
hcias g7O5 UrQuhart street. Peter De-
Olhle 1894 Dante street
Dcaths-TTCd. Bocchns 1883 Felicity
uIeet, j. A. CHEEKY. 100 Fourth street.
Of the cases reported this evening, six
were found I'm the Home for Homeless
Men. ao institution that takes care OF
people who have no friends Three cases
were also reported collectively to-day
from Bayou road in the 'Gcnin family
The cases. however. are considered mild
or the two deaths. the CHEEKY case was
reported several days ago, and the pa
tent had received very careful treat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-28
xotiee TO Members of brotherhood
of st. Andrew, Who VIII Attend
the international Convention at
uu0aIa \ u. OclOber I:llh-I7lh.

Round-trip rate slt from Richmond. via
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad and Pennsylvania railroad. In
connection with a special tour from
washington TO Niagara Falls. October
18th. Leave Washington at 7:So A. NJ.
by special train. Return tickets good by
regular trains within limit exclusive OF
Limited Express trains. Leave Richmond
October 1lsh,
Fo. further particulars apply 10 Rich
mond Transfer Company NO. yp east
Main street. ticket office Byrd-Sueet
station, or {. A.. IA Loh,
Traffic Manager