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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY.
Interesting Exercises mt Union Station
Church Last Evening.

one Of the most interesting OF late re-
ligiOuS gatherings was that OF iast night
atthe Union Station Methodist Episcopal
church, which was called a Grand Rally
OF the Epworh League Union or Rich
mond and Manchester"
At the hour for beginning the exercises
S.lo, the pretty church was well tlled, de-
spite the hot weather. and Miss Kate
Hare. the organist OF the church, ana
her large and excellent choir, were IN
their places.
The programme was well selected. and
interesting, consisting OF hymns, prayers.
solos and readings OF papers, and all
these features were heard with close at
tention.
In opening. the choir and congregation
sang "All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" and then the Rev. w. w. Lear,
Of Manchester, offered a fervent prayer,
in which he asked Heavens blessing on
the EDwOrth League.
Then the choir sang a beautiful hymn,
Scatter Sunbeams.' ana an interesting
paper, written by Miss Estele Kelly, was
read by Miss Lizzie Bates, telling OF the
recent convention of the Epworth Lea
guers in Toronto.
Mr. +. L. Wells then delivered a very
pleasing address. which was heard with
interest, In the course Of which he allud-
ed 10 the baleful influence Of pernicious
literature.
'iAAANlA AA'Aif HttAl- 4 ~ wv nm ~
the Way" and Mr.. g. w. Hunter Jr..
~ Broad street church, sany My Father
Knows after which Rev. J. +. Mastn.
Of Trinity church. made brief address:
The choir sang the hymn ION ward and
Upward" after which reports We're read
from all the Methodist churches In town.
concerning the work Of the League Ia
them.
After singing Onward. Christian Sol
diers," the benedictiOn was given by the
Rev George G. Nanderslicc. Of Union
Station church, and the meeting was
over.
There was much enthusiasm shown. es-
pecially BY the young people present ana
there were many pleasant memories re-
vived Of Toronto and the late EpWorth
League meeting there.
On the right Of tho pulpit platform was
hung tho Union Jack Of England. and on
the left was an Epworth League banner.
on which were crossed the lags Of Eng
land and The United States. with the
Cana Ian maple leaf between them.
Underneath was the inscription Ihird
international EpwOrth League ConVen-
ton. Toronto. 1897
This flag and banner were on the wall
OF the hall in which the EpWO rth League
met i'm Toronto lately. and We're given 70
Miss Mamie r. Pogram. OF this city, who
was there TO bring home with her
Miss Pesrlm. who lives at 1917 west
Main street. is a member Of Park Place
church. and an enthusiastic worker In
the League.
Mr. Reginald Walker Organist Of PARK
place church played the organ accOmpan-
iments last night with good effect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
PERSON And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Clti,
zens aud Other Matters.


zens aud Other Matters.
Miss Eta Rosendorf has left for two
weeks visit to Petersburg.
Miss Clara Rubin. OF Wilkesbarre. Pa,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs j. Lovenstein,
Of 400 east clay street.
Mrs. X. q. Savage and Mrs Cora Xix
will leave the city on the steamer "Nir-
ginia" Saturday at 3 o'clock p. NJ. 20 Wis
II Baltimore Atlantic CNty and other
Northern points.
A series of meetings are being con-
Quoted al the Soldiers Home by Rev Mr.
Chumley. Considerable interest has been
manifested in the meetings, and the pub
lie are invited TO attend.
There will be "a social party az No. 100
north Seventeenth street tonight
and a bouquet will bee given the most
graceful lady dancer. and a box OF Ha-
vana cigars to the most graceful gentle
man dancer. The profits Will be devoted
10 worthy cause
Miss Katie Sullivan. VINO has been
spending several months I'm Georgia and
FLORIDA. has returned home accompanied
by her sister Mrs 5. X. Marshall, who
will spend the remainder or the summer
with her parents Captain and Mrs 5 h..
Sullivan, 250l east Franklin street.
Internal Revenue Collector Ryan We'd
nesday received large supply Of cigarette
stamps, and Stamp-Deputy Allan Talbot
ana Assistant Stamp-Deputy &. Stuart
Woods were quite busy during the day
issuing stamps To- the cheroOt and cigar
cite manufacturers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Recollections OF tile Famous Parker Go d
Brick Case Revived.


Brick Case Revived.
II IS reported here that Mr. Simon
Cams. Of Norfolk. has sued Mr.. \. w.
Wthers. Of Gloucester county for WV,
said 10 be due him by Mr. Withers, ana
has levied an attachment on yacht ne
longing TO Withers.
This action brings up memories OF the
famous g0ld-brick case Of two years ago,
when Mr.. Withers bought an alleged gold
brick from "A supposed Indian. When Mr..
Withers tried 10 borrow money on his
gold brick 10 pay Capps S220 due him
it was found that the brick was not gold.
The police took up the case, which
proved 10 be a celebrated one and one
smith. alias Parker was arrested. but
was never tried for the swindle. as he
got bail on q habeas corpus writ and de-
narted forfeiting "a bail bond OF 5000.
AFTER this. Mr.. Caps again asked Mr..
Wfthers for the s2201 saying he had
loaned him that amount I'm Richmond,
but Mr.. Withers denied the debt. saying
he owed Camps only $50 or 80.
Mr. Cams then brought suit against
Mr. Withers I'm Norfolk for the money
hut the suit was not tried, Mr.. Withers
going 10 College Point, Long Island.
whore he was the guest Of yacht CLUB,
ana where CAMPS followed him. brought
suit there. and attached the yacht.
A sheriff thereupon took charge OF the
craft. and remained aboard OF II three
DAYS. until Mr. Withers gave nond IN the
sum ~ 81 so. when the attachment was
raised and the yacht was reel me sun
g. however. pending and Mr.. Withers
New York attorneys have written hei"
with a view 10 ascertaining the iacts III
the case. as well as all the details OF tne
e,oId- brick swindle. and something con-
corning Mr. Caps personalitys
A telegram 10 The Times last hlsht
from Norfolk says
Simon Caps could not DO FOUND 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Bentley New England Conservatory,
Piano. Rose NJ. Sweeney. tNew England
Conservatory. Voice; John kessnich Co
logne, Germany, Violin; Mrs. j. II.
Tompkins. Banjo. Guitar and Mandolin.
Special Lccturos-S c. Mitchell. NJ. A,
European Travels; Professor Arthur Jor-
don. NJ D.. D. D.. s.. University OF
Vienna. Skin and Care Of Compilations
John Pollard. A. NJ. ID. D., Representa-
tive English Authors.
Dr. James Nelson. president OF the
college is not only @ fine educator, but
"a man of affairs, and conducts his college
ON business principles. Parents who pa
tronlzc this institution may be sure OF
tho best results and The Times takes
great pleasure in commencing II TO those
who have girls TO educate.
The Times also has great confidence
I'm Or Nelson's executive ability, and
believes that 10 his constituency Will only
give him the aid and announcement ne
ccssary. the Doctor VIII establish in this
city one of the greatest institutions OF
learning I'm the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
GAY OCEAN VIEW.
Old Point, BueRroe Bench, Norfolk.


II Won want 10 have a delightful time
ioin the Sunday outing of the G. and o,
which leaves sixteenth and Broad every
Sunday at $50 a. NJ 10 ola Point, Ocean
View and Norfolk, az 81 for the round
trip.
The very large numbers who have USED
the G. and O. outing every Sunday SPEAK
I'm great praise Of the fast. clean ride IN
comfortable vesubuled coaches. absence
Of dust: the very orderly people who go;
the grateful. bracing sea breezcs; the en-
joyable bathing and the good dinner for
only 70 or 7j cents. whether az Old Point
or Ocean. View.
The time from Richmond 10 Ocean View
IS only two hours and half. via OLD
Point and Wulouehby Spit Less in time
and money than by Norfolk.
These trains are run Boy the G. and o.
Railway Company which insures patrons
from overcrOWding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
CLEANING OF STREETS
THE CREATION or a DEPhRTMESf
REPOKrED UNFAyORABLY.
by the Council COMMITTEES on Health
Several Reasons For Disapprosai-
Mr.. Bahen's Sewer RESOLUTION.

The proposition ~ create a Street.
Cleaning DepartBfsnI does not meet the
favor Of the Health Committee OF the
Council, and at the session last evening
the ordinance was reported back to the
Council without approval
WENT AFTER A QUORUM
The committee was called 10 meet at
the City Hall at Z o'clock. Messrs Hob
son chairman, Moore Williams, and
Snead were present, lacking one OF "a
quorum. After some informal discussion
1t was decided that the members pres
ent should go 10 the store Of Mr. j. NJ
Blanks on west clay street. In order
to make quorum, and approve the pay
rolls.
At about o'clock the committee got
together and approved the pay-rolls and
accounts. aggregating Sl,NsG2
The report OF the clerk of the Board
OF Health showed balances as follows;
Payroll ..... ..................s'.'.N5 vi4 ~
Expenses ....'.'... s....'''..''s'''' st'i 70
Crematory .................... 80 70
The approval Of the payroll was all
that was contemplated when the com
mittee left the city Hall, hut MIR. Snead
brought up the subject of the Street
Cleaning Department. and moved that
the ordinance 10 create IT be taken from
the table.
Mr.. Hobson thought II bad policy to
take up the matter for several reasons
one Of which WAS that only bare quo
rum was present. aud another that the
meeting was being held at a private
house.
Mr.. snead's motion prevailed. however
and Mr.. Blanks moved that the ordi-
nances be returned to the Council with
out approval He submitted a resolution
stating that the committee could not ap-
prove the ordinance for three reasons:
First. that one superintendent could not
secure the same amount of work as IS
al present secured without the appoint
ment Of foremen. second. that reducing
the presidents salary 10 $500 per annum
would virtually abolish that Office. which.
In the opinion OF the committee. was one
OF the most important IN the city gov
eminent: third. that returning the sani-
tary police 10 the regular force would
be unwlse. a their services were needed
by the Health Department.
DISAPPROVED.
This was adopted. but the vote was
reconsidered. and n shorter motion OF
Mr. Snead's was adopted. n simply
stated that the ordinances concerning
thu Street Department were returned, as
the committee regarded II ineXpedient 10
change the plan at present in vogue.
A complaint relative 10 the dump near
Hollywood Cemetery. was referred 10 the
President Of the Board II Health for his
immediate attention.
Mr. Snead referred 10 the resolution
offered by Mr.. Bahen In the Board OF
Aldermen Tuesday evening. concerning
the Board Of Health. The resolution
had not reached the committee. but. on
motion OF Mr.. Snead. the Board OF
Health was requested 10 report to the
committee al the next meeting as 10
whether the charges made by Mr.. Bahen
were correct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
A HArpYPAIR0 OF LOVERS
gW0 SOUS UNITED THSTBRDAT IN
MARRIAGE
which Was Celebrated Under the Most
Unusual circumstance, the Groom
Coming From Jail 10 be Married,

Two people. with whom the course Of
true love did not run smooth, were made
happy yesterday. n au uncommon fash
l,n. and this is the tale.
About three weeks ago great commo-
ton and considerable excitement was Gre
o,cd in tho vicinity OF 40 % west Canal
ftr,Da
Ihc cause OF the excitement was Che
irin. of "a pistol by "a young man named
John Wiley, who. in tlc depths of gnei.
because thc woman hc loved would ho'
marry him. was Thought TO have at
tempted Go take DIS life.
WANTED no DIE.
Tho young man WAS arrested ana in inc
court ncNt morning acknowledge lh't
De bod attempted suicide because ne
wanted 90 dio.
IIo Said there was nothing for him 10
ne for DE had no work, ana the "o-
inan Dec loved refused 60 marry him
Tho woman u fnc case. Miss Moihc Jch-
kirs Who WAS seen later by Times re-
porter. declared that she thought "a good
deal of the YOUNG man and was sorry
20 have 90 appear against him. ana she
would do ali She could 90 help HIM out OF
his dMcuily
Wiley was sent to ial Co await tho ac-
non of The grand jury and the charge
Daced against him was shooting at MISS
Jenkins with intent to k.lL
ARRANGED TO MARRY.
Mr. nrnnroo Folkcs was retained 10
look after The interests Of Mr. whey
and hearing that the young people were
really in love. and That even the terrible
strain to which thcy had both been sub
tcefod had in mo- way diminished th'H
affection arrangements were maze 10
1ara thc marriage ceremony performed.
THE main trouble That presented itself
was tho enforced confinement OF Mr..
1l.Ifpv. but c.cn tho frowuing prison walls
could not restrain the white winged mes
sonecrs of love and sweet words Wero
conveyed go the young lady.
Finally The aid OF the majesty or the
law was invoked and Mr. Wiley was per-
lnlttel Co go to the city Hail. there 20
meet dis blushng bride. and 90 have the
ceremony performed
The hour of ID O'Clock yesterday morning
was the time set for the happy event and
Rev. james J.. Cook. of Hose Memoir ai
church. offered Dis services 200 doing what
Doe could 90 help The young people to
THE LADY ABSENT.
Promptly at that hour Mr. Wiley was
conducted 70 the City Hail. His legal
adviser. Mr F0lkes was on hand. and
several friends of am parties concerned
gathered together 800 the private office of
d- Epps '"
Th.y waited for The lady but nm hour
rr...l and stll she did not arrive. Then
tho assistance of q Times reporter was
Invoked lie quickly got into a carriage
rnI sped toward the residence of the
bride to Pc.
DO found Miss Jenkins in an obdurate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
DR. WI wilson. Inauguration.

Invitations have been circulated by tho
Board of Trustees OF the Washington and
Lee University. inviting the recipients TO
be present al the Inauguration of William
Lyme Wilson, IL. D., as president OF that
Institution.
This ceremony Is to occur on september
18th next. at Lexington Va, and The
Times acknowledges receipt OF an invita-
tiOn 10 attend II.
The occasion will no doubt be marked by
the presence of many distinguished peo-
PIE, alumni and friends of the University
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

The meeting of r.. Z. Lee Camp No. l,
G. ". tonight will he one of unusual i'm
forest IL Will Doe tho first OF series of
meetings devoted 10 the reception of por-
traits. the camp having set aside the sec
ond aud Fourth Friday nights as devoted
t0 that object.
Final arrangements will he made for
the Louisa trip which takes place on
Wednesday. the ism. and all members
who are going with the camp are expect
cd 90 DE present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Suit was instituted IN the Law and
EQUITY Court by John j. Mantle against
the Richmond Cedar Works for $1,000.
This is the ont growth of "a similar suit
recently tried I'm this court which resulted
On hung jury Tho new suit is brought
in order 90 make the declaration broader
Edward Tuck was brought before Judge
Wexford of the Circuit Court Of Rich
mond. in vacation. on writ OF
hqboas corpus and allowed bail
m the sum of $1,000. which was given
with w. g. Tuck as surety. He stands
charged with assault and robbery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
From Mountains to Sea.

A special excursion train run by the
cheeapcalye ami OHIO railway from Lex
net0n. Va. 20 old Point Comfort and
having on board two hundred and fifty
pconle. passed through Richmond yester-
dav bound for ola Point
s number of other eXcurslonists, prin-
cfpalv business men from Cincinnati.
Louisville and other western points,
bound for New York also passed through
Richmond Yesterday.
These latter are TO take north-bound
steamers at Norfolk and ola Point Com
fort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
Prisoners Break Jail.

GLADESBORO VA, August 12-Spe-
cial.-Four prisoners confined In the car
roll county Jail at Hllsvllle, broke jail
yesterday and escaped. The 1ailor was
gone and a boy took dinner TO them and
when he opened the door they knocked
him down and left.
Two Of the prisoners were In for muir
der
The corn crops are looking fine IN
this county generally and the buckwheat
crou was never better. The oat crop Is
nearly a failure. There IS an abundance
of fruit Of all kinds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

visitors az the Soldiers Home yester-
day were.
Franklin Greasy and wife, Campbell
county. Va.
w. a. Brown, a. c. Fix, NJ. r. Brown
q. l.. Tankerslcy. casper Tankersley Jno
Dickinson a. Moreno Lexington and Bu-
,na Vista Rockbrldge county. Va.
vs.. III. Tyree J. Ingram, Lynchburg.
r. B. Turner. Lcesyilie. va.
J. T.. French. T.. Knott and wife, Mrs.
ID Hodges. Charles G. Culpepper Ports
mouth. Va.
Mrs Louisa Mornvlle. Mrs. Gregory
Greaves. Miss sarah Bartlett North Caro-
lima.
j. IT, Roberts Berkeley Military 1nsu-
tutc.
Bessie Morse. Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. f. @. Dodson ;.
Dodsou. Norfolk
John w Bunting. Miss Nina Bunting
Mrs f.. s Bunting J. W. Bunting, Jr.'
Portsmouth. Va.
Miss Mamie Donovan, Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Among the Richmond people at Ocean
View are Messrs. John RATIO. Of Engine
Company No 2. John Schlosser. OF En-
CINE Company No. 81. James BOtto. Frank
Grigg. John T.. Epps. w. W. Laurence.
Frank Campadonico. c. j. Krugg. and
others.
These gentlemen have procured tents,
cooks. and things palatable. and have
pitched their tents beside the sad sea
waves for tho next ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

A score of tho good knights of Pythias
partooE of am annual outing at Seven
Pines Wednesday night and had a good
old time"
The party went down on an early car
of the Scyrn-pircs railroad. and did not
return until very late. but they filled
tbe intervening hours with as much Of a
GOOD time as could Doe packed into them.
O'Clock an elegant supper was served.
which the party. after an address by
Knight Charles fl. Lester, heartily ate
and enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

night after an exhaustive search about
his usual haunts. From an intimate
friends Of Caps It is learned that Capps
IL suing Mr.. Withers for money loaned to
him previous to the gold-brick episode.
amounting in all 10 about $500. For this
amount Capps holds Mr.. Withers' paper
The money. II Is claimed was borrowed
by Mr. Withers osteusibliy to take trip
to Boston and New York and no part Of
II has ever been repaid"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
Inauest Unnecessary.

The dead body Of a negro woman was
found I'm the alley in rear OF No ll2 north
Cherry street yesterday morning about
n o'clock and quite crowd Of curious
people were attracted TO the scene.
The body proved 90 bee that Of Eva
Brooks about thrty-five years Of age,
who resided at No 1924 west Leigh street
She left her home Wednesday afternoon.
and was seen by her people no more until
her body was found.
Coroner TAYLOR was summoned, and
viewed the body lie was Of the opinion
that there was nothing suspicious about
the case, ana deemed an inquest unneces-
sarV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

The audience at Broad Street last night
was very large one. and very pleased
one as well. for the programme was long
and diversified.
Both attendance and hill for this week
have been remarkable for numbers and
quality. even at this popular resort where
large audiences and excellent programmes
have been the rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
un,ynrl's GrnYc MeeIing.

Last night there was a meeting Of tho
Democratic voters residing near How
ards Grove. i'm Hcnrico, at the Temper
ance Hall. near the Grove
Messrs. Beveridgc, Maupin and Thr0ck-
morton. candidates for the House of Del
cgates. were present. and addressed their
fellow citizens.
A meeting of the same nature will be
held al Hardens Shop this evening. at 5
a clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Tventv-threc county auditors from
Ohio. members Of the County Auditors
Association of that State. are stopping al
Murphys Hotel. Mr.. Joseph Moses gen
cral tax agent of the Big Four, is at the
head OF the party.
a number of the auditors We're here sew
eral years ago. and spent such pleas
amt time that they decided to- return.
Contrary to the rule no ladies' accom-
panied the auditors. As one Of them said:
III is strictly a stag party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

Suit was Instituted in the Law and
ECuitv Court yesterday afternoon by
Lucy Alfred Graham against the city OF
Richmond for $500
In the declaration the plaintiff alleges
serious damages 20 the foundation OF her
house at No. 503 west Main street by rca-
son OF a defective sewer on Madison
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

4 well pleased audience. numbering
over 1000 peOi le, attended the Forest Hill
Park Vaudeville last night The perform
ance was the best Of the week and the
different acts were given smoothly and
with a snap ana 20 that added 10 their
real merits The ear service for the last
two weeks has been all that could be
asked. plenty OF cars being In waiting
at the end Of the show 20 move the great
or part OF the audience Immediately.
Tomorrow afternoon the regular NATL
nee will be given al i:30 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
CAsTo1REA.
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Not a tagging moment intense Interest
a pretty tale well told harmony, action
ana last but not ieist' a Wei pleased au-
dience. That Is the account in nutshell
- .rpo,,to scotland" which appears at
the Academy Monday evening.
you'u lie sorry n YOU don't see st. An
ounce Of qualification is worth a pound
80 after-rca-ret a word 10 the wise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
SIMS FOUND GUfLTY.
Hespousibls for TWO Deaths-He viii
Hang.
pRIsroL. TENN, August Especial

RRIsToI.. TENN. August Especial
At Jonesboro, Tenn. to-day Isham
Gins who murdered Walter Galloway,
nonnlar voung man early In June. was
sopnd eu,li, of murder in the hrst de-
arSe and will be sentenced to death.
Sims narrowly escaped being lynched at
the time Of the murder.
s,rs might be termed a double murder
or since Miss Fife Boring. the young
ladv who was soon to have been married
IN Mr. galloway. having witnessed the
murder. did from the shock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

CAPTAIN W L. Thomas. Of the First
District Police. spent part of Wednesday
and Yesterday fishing in New Kent county.
where ne succeeded i'm hooking several
fine fish. getting badly sunburned. tumb-
ling into the river and having a good
time generally. even on so short vaca-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
ON Rlchmond Resident Hurt.

Adyiccs received here from Colorado
announce am accident which bcfen Mr.
Jake Smith. am old-time-residont of Rich
mond but now am extensive mine owner
in that State. While working In Opher
elilch "a blast exploded in his face and FOR
"a time stunned him. He has recovered.
however. and announces his intention Of
going TO kl0ndikc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
Half Rates To- G.. 4. r. Encampment, Buf
falo. via Pennsylvauia Railroad.

For National Encampment OF G. A. II.
at Buffalo August el TO 2sth. the Penn
sylvania railroad win sen rOund-trip
tickets from washington at rate Of SlL20
Tickets sold and good going August 2lst
10 23d, good returning August 2ith 20 Dist.
BY depositing ticket with Joint Agent at
Buffalo between August 2'd and nth. ex-
tension may be had TO- September 20th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
s5.oo-rrcur.ion. to the seashore-s5. 90
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

on Fridays and Saturdays during July
and August. tickets will be sold for IL
A. VI. and l2:45 +. VI. trains from Wash
ington for Atlantic city Cape May
ocean city. and Sea Isle city good 10 re-
turn TO the following Tuesday AT rate OF
g. Tickets 90 above points with same
limit. will be sold for the S.fj a. W. train
from Richmond on Saturdays at rate Of
$3.50 Atlantic City tickets goods via Del
aware Bridge route.