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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
50 MUSr F1CE GRAVE CRISIS.
The Situation IN India Grows Worse-ih'
Ameer Swears Fidelity.


pONfPAY. August 25.-u i. Mine
latest dispatches received from inc
front indicate that the situation on the
frontier is getting worse. IL is eNlueh'
that the India Government must race
grave crisis involving heavy expenditure
and probably great loss Of Ire.
SINlLA. August 25.-The British agent
az Cabul. the capital of Afghanistan, re-
norris that the Amer held Durbar
convention Of chiefs on the lith instant
and read the protest OF Lord Elsin, the
Indian viccroy. against the completely
of Afghan subjects in outbreaks or the
Indian tribes on the frontier, ana then
read his own reply 10 il. following TINS
with a solemn declaration, attested by
an oath. that he would always maintain
friendly relations with the British CIV
eminent.
II is officially announced to-day that
Fort Ali-Musjid. I'm the Khyber Pass. was
evacuated after eleven OF The garrison,
composed Of by5er rifles natives) had
deserted.
LONDON. August 26-The important
news that the Ameer has sworn fidelity
10 Great Britain and read the dispatches
which have passed between Cabul and
Simla at a convention of the chiefs. had
a roassuring effect both in India and
here. ass tonding TO remove all doubt as
to his loyalty.
Inquiries at the India Office late last
night wednesday, elected the infOrma-
ton that ;he question Of sending troops
from England remains open. as II is be-
lieved that thu forces already on the
frontier will prove sufficient TO conduct
tho operations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
rrEsoNAn AND GnNLRAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's S's'A
rens and Other Matters.

ffnH anu VlifA ashtA'T'
Mrs w {. McConnal. OF Norfolk. is
visiting her mother MIS-. \. y. Spi'@e''
40s north First street.
Misses Mary Dante and Virginia splitter
have returned from "a dcngnllul VISIT 10
the iatters sister in Norfolk.
Major J. H. Capors sailed for New YORK
ON the Old Dominion steamer J1h'S-
toNn," from Norfolk, last evening
Mr.. James /. Ryan, of COS north Ninth
street. len Saturday afternoon on "a visit
10 his aunt. Mrs NJ. Dolan, oi Lexington
Ky.
Among tho guests az Fords Hotel last
evening were Mrs. Hugh J.. 1aianoi'
Wlynesboro. Va. and MI j. NJ. iiliiln-
son, Of Lynchburg. Va.
4 trolley party will hc given tomorrow
evening By Companies \. ana w ol lue
First Regiment. me car w"
Seventh and Broad street at o'clock.
Mrs. +. II. Donahue. accompanied by
her two little daughters. Mamie ana LII
lie. left Thursday for Alton, Va whete
,hey expect To spend the remainder OF inc
summer
Among those registered at Tho Jener-
son are Hon II. r. ". Duke. Jr., OF q ma
lottesville. Va, Mr.. l.. J.. koutt or NV
York. and Mr.. Arthur w. Dubafry' Oh
New York
Dr. Paulus 4 Irving returned yesterday
from Nashville. Tenn. whore he has hcen
attending the meeting of the National
organization Of State Boards OF lieallh'
and the Exposition.
Cantofn T.. l.. Murphy has arrived
bona from "a tour abroad. lie made an
extensive soiourn In Ireland aud other
narts of the United Kingdom and Is much
improved In health.
There was an enjoyable watermelon
Toast aiven by the young ladies' on VIZ
iiamsburg avenue Tuesday night az tne
r"sidence of Mr. Daniel II. Alley, Z"'
Williamsburg avenue.
A. Nturnbv's Hotel arc registered Mr..
= Peebles of Norfolk. and Mr.. 6. n.
Dorsey Of Galveston. Texas. Judge r.
r Farrar OF Amelia. farmer, l9Wye'
Judge. and lecturer. is also az Murphy B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
CONSUL PRosRAUEK's SUCCESS.
lie is Said TO Have Struck 1t Rich in vene'
zueln,


Popcrts are out to the effect that United
States Consul at Puerto Cabello, Venezu-
ella. Samuel Prosekauer Of this city, has
struck it rich liz the South American
country.
His purpose was 10 secure from the
Venezuelan government certain conces-
sions so as 10 control the Whiskey TRADE
i'm the whole OF Nerezuela. After consiI-
cradle work the concessions were
obtained. and Mr.. PrOskauer sue
Ceeded in .rousiEg the interest OF one
of the biggest Whiskcy syndicates -
America. This great concern has DECIDE a
10 take advantage of The held offered
and will soon commence 10 cohIoI lhe
entire whiskcy trade OF that country.
Colonel TaZeweN Elicit, eX congressman
from this district b. is Understood is
counsel for the syndicate. lie IS now I'D
Venezuela on business for the concern,
ana Mr. Proskauer has an interest ia
the business. being. closely lden''heu III
some way with the big movement
Mrs. Zipporah Proskauer' VIE OF the
Consul was seen at her residence, no.
113 east Leigh street, I'm this city, yester-
dav and asked about some or the details
of tba enterprlse. She received me very
cordially. but declined 10 talk FOR publ
cation. saying that her husband had re-
Qucsted her TO have very httle 10 say on
tine subject She admitted. however that
the concessions had been secured. that a
wealthy whiskey syndicate of the United
States had placed them ana that Colonel
Tazcwcll Elicit is counsel for the concern
which is backed by large sums Of money.
There Is a fortune in h for my hus-
band" she said. when once the scheme
Is launched, and under way / cannot tell
YOU more now though my husband mas
written me the details Of the enterprise.
IL IS q mammoth scheme. and will be q
great money-making undertaking"
And so the Venezuelan whisky trahc
will be in the hands of "a trust with I'M
limited powers. the NenoZuelans will have
a better article to drink than the
brands heretofore sold there, and Consul
proskauer will come home some day with
his fortune mace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
me WHEAg MARK m.
The Downward Movement stopped-Little
Excitement In the PIT.

The Downward Movement Stopped-Little
Excitement I'm the Pr.
NEW YORK, August 2j.-There was
nause I'm the downward movement Of
wheat prices to-day and at the best point
OF the session there was a rise Of four
cents a bushel but this was very far
from the highest figure Of the year on
December wheat
The market started out with tho Bulls
I'm control and q spirited competition FOR
wheat between local shorts and cont
mental houses. Prices ran up 10 SO on TINS
bulge against % 81 last night. but ON a
realizing dropped 10 9G Il from It's rose
steadily. reaching % 81 cents I'm the carly
afternoon on good al round buying, led
by Chicago.
Local speculation reused inactivity no
tably at the opening. but as WAS the case
Yesterday there was little or no feverlsh
excitement I'm the pit
The big bulls who engineered the recent
advance were an understood 10 have se-
cured their profits and vacated the market
I'm favor Of the smaller operators who
while likewise friendly 10 wheat. were
afraid 10 persist In aggressive demon
STATIONS.
Thp publication Of an estimated re-
Guircment OF BETWEEN three and four
hundred .million bushels o' wheat by
Europe this year was a confirmation Of
the most extreme bullish views OF Change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
The Merry Minstrels.

The pilgrimage 10 the city OF Al Field
and his merry minstrels Is an annual
event in the amusement world OF RICH
moud. -,
All Field Is a favorite here, and he al
WAYS brings with him n goodly company
~ FUN purveyors. This season IS no eA-
ception. and the fun house last hisht NJ
and frequent applause.
Resides several very funny comedians
notably Billy Van. Tommie Donnelly ana
Al Field. there are a hummer OF sW ',,'l-
voiced singers. including VIII Wahlng,
who sang Miss Julia Hennlng's latest
SONG. ~ Long to Hear Her Voice Again.
and some speciality performers Who' IN
their acts were simply marvellous ,uiss....,,,
Manola and Miller, and the Cornella
FAMILY Of three men and two women were
startling i'm the acrobatic feats they ac-
complished. .,..,. q. ,,,, 10
tho standard set by the finest Of modern
minstrel managers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

4 Colored Boy Charged With Housebreak-
ing and Burglary.

For some time past Mr.. George Bull has
been missing small change which IL was
his custom 10 leave ODD tht cash IesiH't
over night. but had been unable TO catch
This morning a. about . o'clock Mr..
Herman Nolte, an employee OF Mr.. Bull,
who lives diagonaliy opposite the store,
happcned to 20 10 his window, and he
ssw two bows enter the alley adjoining the
store Their action being suspicious, he
went M once 10 tho second station and
Officers Grinl1 and walton went out vita
him To- try 10 capture the boys.
They were successful IN catching Charles
billiard. a colored boy in the alley, and he
was lodged In the station house on a
charge OF house-breaking and burglary.
The boy who is supposed 10 have been
billiards. accomplice has not been captur-
ed
The cash register was empty and the
window gave evidence Of having been en-
tered. billiard had no money on his per-
son when caught.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
DlsAsTER RON LIGHTNING.
Stables. Barn and Contents Destroyed by
Fire

Fire.
EASTYILLE VA, August Especial
Monday night about half-past o'clock
Dr. William A. Thom's stables were
struck by lightning. and burned, together
with three horses. barn, corn stack, farm
ing implements and a small portion OF
corn that was i'm the barn, the corn In the
crib being saved.
There was very fierce thunder storm
raging az the time and the flood gates N
heaven seemed TO be opened to let down
the rain. but a large crowd OF people IN
the vicinity went 10 assist In putting out
tho fire. II was fortunate that the Mlhh
was setting the fire off from the dwelling
house or that would have burned, TOO.
Or. Thorn and family are not az home,
having left for the White Sulphur Springs,
where they were notified of the disaster.
The Accomac Agricultural Fair com
mences next Tuesday, August 5otn' ].
has the largest list Of entries ever mad ana
is expected 10 be grand success.
This community was saddened by the
death OF Mrs Comfort Nottingham, wife
Of Mr.. Robinson Nottingham, very pop
ular merchant IN this town. Her deatn
occurred last Sunday about sunset ana
her funeral was preached AT IL o'clock
to-day by Rev. W. y. Meade, pastor or
Christ Episcopal church. Mrs. Noting
ham was about fifty-fve years old, ana
q very estimable lady.
MISS lauule ho'itf li' =, -.
Alex. Moore. near this vicinity died nst
Friday. and was Inferred In the baptlst
church-yard Sunday. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. T. H.. Per
nellie. pastor. She was about eighteen
years old. W.
Mrs. Ramsey and son ana Mrs. w -.
Thomas ~ Statesville. y. G. who nave
been visiting the family OF Rev. /. H..
Pernell left Tuesday for Baltimore, phil
adeiphla. New York. They will return
about the last Of the month 10 their nome
I'm North Carolina. 80, ~,
Mr. and Mrs. Underhlll Of Norfolk va,
are the guests OF their daughter. MT D.
W Ardell I'm town. ...,-..
The camp-meeting at Parksloy station
commenced last Sunday with l1tk.
crovsi nrosont. II bids fair TO be the best
and most successful meeting ever held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

Councilman Gilbert X. Pollock and a
marty of friends have returned from
n fishing trip down the river. bringing
with then, "a great load OF the finny tribe.
MIR. Pollock caught sun perch weighing
four pounds. and they didn carry any
other gentlemen In the party tell amazing
stories OF tho trip and say that none OF
the FISH weighed less than one pond.
Tho big fish was given Superintendent
Ruskell OF the City Han. who has II on
exhibition in his office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
rnn Posr.oIFIch cLnBKs.
Postmaster Cullingworth Tolls of the Law
n. fn TurIourhs ~ III Ofiicc.


Mr. w. IT, ullirgworth postmaster or
Richmond. was seen 10y a Times man last
evening. regarding am article in an at
trruoCu newspaper Of Yesterday. as 90 ms
alleged cutting of the vacations OF the
clerks in the postofhce.
briefly stated. the article said that there
WIS goo la no vacation this year for these
cloIke. ana that many of them were
Wrafhv because OF tho order of the post
master refusing them leave of absence.
The muster said that the matter
was not correctly stated and the situa-
tinn was this.
lIe was willing ana glad TO give every
one Of them tom days leave for rest and
recreation. hut hc had mo- authority 10 pay
any extra clerk 90 take the place of tho
absent clerk
No amy of them went away Il must Doe
with The understanding that his or her
work must Doe kept zap I'm such absence
bv some ono else. who would expect re-
c'procluon ln kind when ON vacation.
Tho law provides for vacation 10 these
clerks. but does not provide for their pay
while they an. ON the vacation.
$50 IN the clerks can arrange with each
other 20 leave. and have their work kept
un. 10 will Doe easy for me 90 give them
fnroughs. and ] win do so gladly, but 1
can't JET the Governments work suifer
for ann responsible for H. said the
Pos. master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Looking for Bow

Superintendent George T.. Davis has re-
cclved the following description OF little
George A.. stone. who has been missing
from home lee Providence. r. H., since last
May.
lie ia fourteen years OF age. OF large
frame. easily taken 10 be fifteen or six
teen years old. height five feet, weight.
l0 To- no pounds; square shoulders. awk-
wa~d gait. head. large. eyes. brown; hair,
dar<-brown. Any definite Information
is.iing An The discovery OF the bOdy-or
fhc Whereabouts OF the child II living
will be- thankfully received and duly
rewarded hy the father. DR. W. H. stone,
Is, Orms street. Providence. X. 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Hetier Times Ahead.

A commercial traveller VINO represents
a house i'm Philadelphia and who is a
friend of Captain J. c. Dame. travelling
passenger agent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. called on that gentleman
yesterday
The commercial tourist told captain
Dame that he had Just come from a trip
through the South Atlantic States. which
lasted for thirty days, and during that
time ne had sold more goods than he had
sold I'm one years time previous.
AT this the genial Captain was pleased,
and thinks il a fine sign OF the good times
coming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
At Broad-Street Park.

Street Park last evening moved with
pleasing swiftness and the large crowd
enjoyed 10 the utmost the very pleasing
programme.
There were applause and laughter for
all the numbers which were given and de-
servedly, for the aggregation OF talent
at this Park Is remarkable
Manager Smith is now closing contracts
for the performers OF next week and
the best of the vaudeville stage to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
THE GROOM.
ASURPRJ.' MARRIAGE.
DIR, j. V. HaIlcr WEEDS Miss Clara NJ oe-
well fu Wytheville.


well fn Wytheville.
WYTHEVILLE. VA. August 2.-Spe-
clal.-The marriage OF DR.. ]. V. Haiier
TO Miss Clara VI. Oewcll took place AZ
tho residence Of the brides mother. Mrs
constance Oeweu at $50 Tuesday even
ing i'm the presence OF the families ana
n few intimate friends. Miss ST. CAR
was tho only attendant. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. $. r. Preston OF
bristol. The affair was kept very quiet.
and the announcement Of the marriage
was a surprise 10 the town.
Dr. Halter. though yet under thirty
has been twice elected 20 the presidency
Of the Virginia state Dental Association,
and recently az Norfolk. was elected
president Of the Virginia state Board OF
Dental Examiners.
Miss OeweU is a cultivated and gifted
young lady and has attracted much at
tention as an artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halter vii not take the
usual wedding tour but Will spend a
short time heae with DR.. A. ID. Halter,
the father Of the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
LATE AUGUST WEDDINGS
HEARTS THAT ARE JOINED IN THE
FLEETING DAYS OF SUMNER.
Wythevilie, Salem. and Charlottesvii'e
Have Notable weddings-Impre"
siye Ceremonies.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, August %
-Special.-Cne Of the prettiest church
weddings which has taken place IN this
city for many q day was solemnizeo at
the Presbyterian church this morning at
II o'clock. when Miss Margaret Blouht
Daniel became the bride Of Nj. Juhlus
Nelson WaddCll.
some time before the hour set for the
ceremony the church was crowded 10
overlooking with relatives and frienus Vi
the contracting parties from the city ana
University The auditorium was darken-
ed and the entire room pretuly decorator
with yari-hued lamps and rich ana rare
THE BRIDE.
The bride was becomingly atured IN d
gown Of Whit organdis ana carrleu ""'''
roses. -. 9Th
The attendants were Messrs. j. w. FISH
hume Il. III. Daniel. John ;. Whlte, W
]. Keller. John II. Anderson ana Dt' ~
$. Hedges. of Charlottesville. -. IN,
The party entered the churcn lrVili u ~,
aisles. the bride on the arm of her PRONE Ter
Mr.. r. III. Daniel, and was his' d.
altar by the groom. 49,. o~,,,,
Mr. 4 n. Montz presided NJ the organ
and pIaved with much skill the wedding
march as the bridal party entereo' .ho
The ceremony was performer Wy
Rev. DIR. George J.. Petric. the pastor Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Waddell took the train
for Virginia Beach and Old Point COM
THE GROOM.
Mr. WaddeU IS among Charlottesville'
leading and most successful mercnah's'
and His bride is an exceedingly attrac-
tive. accomplished and popular young
lady. tho daughter Of Mrs. G. w Danlel,
of tho University Of Virginia who caIne
10 the University a few years ago rom
Memphis, Tenn, I'm order to educate her
children. tito,
After tour east and a visit 10 relatives
I'm Louisville. Ky Mr.. and Mrs. Walden
will return 20 their home In this city.
Mr.. John a. Ryan and wife are at Al
ton, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
uIRRIdGE ~ SdLEM.
Miss SaIlio white Johnston the Bride of J.
q. Terry.

&. Terry.
SALEM. VA. August 2j.-Specidl-One
OF the most brilliant social events I'm Salem
for "a long time was the marriage this
afternoon az half past 3 o'clock OF Miss
Saluo White Johnston the handsome
and accomplished daughter OF the late
Mr. and Mrs. John W Johnston To Mr..
j. c. Terry, formerly Of Salem. now a
prosperous merchant IN Turner Ark.
The wedding took place at St PauIs
Episcopal church and the beautiful and
Impressive ceremony was performed py
the rector. Rev. +. W. HUBBARD. The
bride. attlrad I'm n lOeviy blue travelling
costume. entered leaning upon the arm
OF her brother Mr.. Richard Johnston,
who gave her away, the groom with ms
hest man. Mr.. j. Horace Smith. followed
Inv Miss Fannie L. Berkeley, the maid OF
honor. then came the ushers-Dr. X. NJ
Wiley. J. s Baer. Jeter Johnston ana
lanes White The bridal party proceed
ed up the aisle TO the Deauntiul strains
81 NendelssOhn's wedding marcn' eA-
ouisltely performed by Mr.. Edward Ale
The church was Hastily decorated with
forms and pOtted plants.
Tho happy couple left on tho afternoon
train for Radford. where they VIII spen9
a short honeymoon with the parents OF
the groom. before going to their western
home in Arkansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Married In ilenricO.

Mr.. Charles Il. Francis. a well known
aericulturist, living near WINS Church.
in Hanover county. and Mrs. Mary ,.
Prlddy. Of Henrico, were married yestcr-
dav morning at the residence Of the
brides parents near Glen Allen. Va.
Mrs. Priddy IS the daughter Of Mr.. G. e.
and Mrs. Mary A. Lane, and the Rev.
DR. Garlick. Of the Baptist church, was
the officiating minister
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis received the
congratulations OF most or FRIENDS. anu
u,iIl 90 10 the home OF the bridegroom
to-day for future residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

The funeral Of Mr.. John schleicher was
held at 1870 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the house No. 22l south Second
street. under the direction OF Schiller
Lodge Of Odd-Fcllows. Rev. Paul Mem
eel ohlciated, and the intermont was at
lakewood.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Lucy J. simmons
took place al $3.50 o'clock yesterday az
tornoOn from Laurcl-Strcot Methodist
church.
The funeral OF Mr.. c. r. Taylor took
place M 1890 yesterday morning from his
late residence, and the interment was
made In lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Tho Fore.t Hin Nande,ille.

The Forest Hin Park Vaudeville. IL at
tracing large audiences this week.
Tho performance b. pronounced the best
OF the season.
Each act d.sclosCa new artists. new
dance now s0nE.. and new jokes and
everything about the performance is fresh
and novel
The clever club Juggling OF Hoppe meets
with as much favor as the amusing and
rnnical acts of SissOn and Wallace. and
Walton and Doyle
The Rossley brothers introduce many
Irish songs and dances. that are pleasing
NcwVlu and Barlow perform q splendid
travCsty on Romeo and Juliet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
OBITUARY
Samuel MOrgan

samuel Morgan, young man about
seventeen years OF age. died Tuesday
night at the residence OF his mother, NO.
g70l Lester street. He was son OF tho
late MIR Albert Morgan who was drown
ed in the river near Drowry's Bluu six or
seven years ago while fishing. lie leaves
several brothers. among them John Nor
gan. the ex-ball player. The funeral takes
Mace from the residence this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

long line Of carriages followed tho re-
mains TO Hollywood, where the inter
mcnt was made
The following were the pall-hcarcrs:
Activc-Mcssrs. j. BoOton Hill, John +.
Ragland. IT, j. Duke. j. liarvic Bar, A.
J.. Chewing. j. Taylor Elyson.
Uonorarv-Dr. r.. II. Pitt, DR. Page
Massic. DR. James Nelson. Professor
Charles II. winston Or. a. b. Dunnaway'
Josiah Byland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Cartwright Watson.

afr. Allie K. Cartwright and Miss Asnes
NJ watson. residents Of Fulton. were
married last night at the homo OF me
bride ON Lester street number OF the
friends and relatives Of the contracting
couple witnessed the ceremony, when
was performed by the Rev. j. W. Daugh-
ertv. pastor Of the Apostolic church.
Miss Fannie Lowe acted ms maid or
honor. and Mr.. A. Eacho was best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
A Snake Bit Him.

It Is reported that negro boy named
Fleming Gum, about sixteen years old
who lives in Henrico. on the riverside
near the Richmond Cedar Works was
bitten by n snake yesterday morning.
His left hand and arm, on which he was
bdtten are swollen. and he was made
quite Sick from the wound which was not
thought To be a fatal one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
yleus of a Virginia Quaker.

A Virginlan. now resident or fhia-
aelnhia- writes The Times as follows In
reference to the movement 70 oring the
G.. A. r. encampment 10 Richmond:
"rhe entertainment OF the colored men
visiting Richmond should not be allowed
20 figure In the discussion. Respectable
white and colored people do not associate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

MONTGOMERY. ALA. August 2I-F.
ID. Lloyd. better known as "Ruius Sanl-
ors" "a noted dialect writer of This State.
and who has been on the platform All
over the South. was killed today near
Greonvillo. Ala. hy John Ganord. mo
weapon used being double harfellet
shot gun Mr. Lloyd was ~ member n
the legislature and had achieved consid-
cradle reputation as new paper man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
CASToRIA-.
he ii.- II ,,-


one dollar for the round trip on {.
and o. Sunday outings; the fast clean
ride without dust; the privilege or VISIT
ing ali three places named: the two hours
run to Old Point and two and mar
hours TO Ocean View, saving time ana
money by G. and o.. filed ten coaches
last Sunday for the seaside, and show the
choice Of the good people OF Richmond
for comfort and pleasure.
These SUNDAY outings Of c. and o. rail-
wav will leave Richmond every Sunday
from Sixteenth and Broad-Street Station
at $50 a. NJ. and as they are run by the
C. and O. Railway Company guarantee
a plenty of coach seats regardless or the
number.
A good dinner can De gotten for 30 cents
or 10 cents, according 10 choice Of hotel.