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The record-union., 1897-10-14
Grim, No. 27O-Department Two-F'iled
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N0Ilui., mo. ZtO-DepdfIIneIll IWO-F1IeQ
October 8, 1879
The People, respondent; Arthur Ash
mead and George Wilson, appellants.
Burglary. Affirmed.
Declarations made by a defendant to
the arersting officer, not amounting to
a confession or acknowledgment of
guilt, are admissible in evidence with
out preliminary proof of their voluntary
character, Notwithstanding such dec
larations may, when connected with
the facts, tend to establish his guilt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

lay incident TO the vacation season. was
doing all that could be asked,
Daily appointments were Deins mace
throughout the state upon the recon-
mendstion OF the party organization, and
70 certainly had no cause to complain OF
what was being done as to the state pa
tronage and everything would move
along even more rapidly now as the OF
fcfais generally were back al their desks.
'rhat 80 FAR as Chairman Agnew and his
Executive and state Committees were
concerned. they were entirely sausheu
with the present situation OF AFFAIRS.
Mr. Waddin further stated that ~, ne lax taik
tko otu0 which has been constantly
thrown at tho party leaders rs amusing
especially as 20 comes from "a SCI OF as
appointed applicants for places ior thcin-
selves and that. FOO the main. theif as
sumptons and statements were Withoui
foundation. As an instance. he stated
fbaf ~ tho five members who managed
McKinlcy's fight ia virginia for . the
nomination. and who had done n great
6caI al work since that time only one
had filed am application for position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
RISE OF PROSPERITY.
LOCAL TROUBLES DO NOT RETARD
the INCOMING TIDE
To Any Great Extent-The End or the Coal
strfke-sIfGht Decline in wheat, Corn,
aud Cotton-RIse In Iron.

NEW YORK. September n.-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say: Notwith-
standing the unseasonably warm weather
and the appearance OF yellow fever IN
several Gulf States, checking locally the
distribution OF merchandise, business
throughout the country has Increased
more than anticipated. The centre OF inn
provement is Chicago. which furnishes
the most Of the favorable reports WITHIN
five years.
Advances from Kansas City Omaha,
St. Paul and St. Louis also reflect actiN-
ity I'm demand among Jobbers ana Whole-
salers.
There is a temporary stimulus 10 busl-
ness at Savannah owing 10 the Win
drawal OF competitive merchants az
towns now cut of by FEVER quarantine
Chattanooga manufacturers Atlahta'
Augusta. Galveston. Memphis and even
St Louis anticipate temporary iali III
business owing 10 the interruption TO the
tariff, and these Safes. Practical settle
mcnt OF the hitumnous coal strike,
further rising tide Of demand for iron ana
steel products. the withdrawal from ,ue
market OF some manufacturers or Woouch
goods activity generally among manu-
lecturers Of woollens. extraordinary large
bank clearngs and reports That mercan-
tile clearinRs have improved, constitute
the features OF the week.
EXPORTS
with ono cNception Ohat of the second
week OF September. 1871 are the heaviest
on record The total shipments this week
G10ur included as WhcaO aggregate b4j,-
elg bushels. against D. 46l 5GG bushels last
week. 3.5fG"2s bushels last YEAR 2,N.oN'
bushels In the corresponding week I'm
1895: 35372S} bushels I'm 1891; 4l2l92O
bushels I'm fsn3. and G.9itO00 bushcls-the
heaviest on rec0rd-in tho week of 1901
Corn exports are 1000 NO bushels smaller
than last week They aggregate &ml0W
bushels and compare with 2.394 ON bushels
last vear 1905 con bushels in iNj. 5000
bushels In 1891. and 1880 bushels I'm
1sq2
There arc 100 business failures reported
throughout the United States this week
rs last week. 3i5 i'm the week "a year ago.
2lS two years ago. "a like number three
years AGO. and as compared with $40 I'm
the second week Of september lS3
There are % business failures reported
from the Canadian Dominion this week
against 90 last week and Al in tho CORE
guOudfug week Of 1896
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

The Primary Grade of tho Public Schools is
Crowded.

Lack Of room I'm the lower grades will
compel Superintendent Fox 10 turn away
many OF the younger children this ses-
sion.
Heretofore 10 has been tho custom when
This crowded condition occurred. TO rent
% room somewhere and employ am extra
teacher This wear. however, owing 10
the limited appropriation this cannot be
done. and q number will have 10 be turn
cd away.
The teachers were busy an day Thurs
day receiving new scholars. the re-
suit being the cnrllmeut of GGl6 white
pupils and 422o coiorcd-a total 81 lO.N5.
as against 1oV3 last year. There IS mo-
doubt however When am the new schol-
arc are enrolled shat the number will be
considerably I'm excess of East years fig
urcs.
The enrolment by schools BIS as follows.
Whitc--l High School. GO: Nicholson $40.
Springfield 662. Bellevue. 720. Marshall.
6l0 Central 629: Leigh 500. Madison 7ll.
Elba. 516: Wost-End SOD. Randolph $50.
Total. 500
Colorcd- Normal. o62 Fulton. "a: East
End. SOS. Valley 7il Navy Hin. s00.
Baker, 600. Moore. 72s. Brook. 372.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

The Police Court docket yesterday morn
ing was short and the proceedings were
Of little interest.
A short while back small colorcd girl
named Josephine Washington was arrest
cd by officer Parkinson as "a suspicious
character. She had ON her arm basket
Of clothes and two small articles OF Jew
olry was found I'm her possession.
Tho girl could give no satisfactory OK
PLANTATION Of how she had gotten the
articles. so was locked up. Her ease came
mp in the Police Court. but was several
times continued pending the appearance
OF the owner of the goods.
Chief Of Detectives a. NJ. Tomlinson
took the matter in hand and finally dis
covered that the house of Mr.. John j..
Thomas. 3l2 north IwcutY-hrst street.
had been pundcred just prior TO the
arrest ~ the girl.
A description OF the articles taken ap-
poqrcd I'm Yesterdays Times and Mr.
Thomas was promptly on hand yesterday
morning. lie identified the goods as his,
except tho iewelry. which belonged 90 Mr..
NJ S. Leidy. who was also present.
The prisoner was given thirty days for
stealing the icwelry. and was sent 90 the
grand jury on the charge OF houscbreak-
While Poindoxter. colorcd. who was arr
rested Thursday morning for stealing
pair Of gold cuff-hJttons valued at So1l
from COL. 8. W. Archer was sent 90 jail
Tor sixty days.
Emma PAYNE. colorcd stole n piece of
bacon belonging 90 Jack Lindsey She
went 10 Jail for thirty days.
Julia Johnson. cOlOrcd. cursed and abus-
oi Mary Battni 4 fine of $40 was en-
tered mp against her.
There were few cases of drunk ana
dlsordcrly on the streets. which were
dealt with according TO their respective
merits.
Al 10 o'clock the court adjourned until
10 when Justice John took up the usual
Friday civil docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
orEN rmKouGHour rnE YEAR.
Virginia Beach, Va. and the Famous Prin-
cess Anne Hotel.

To our Connections.
II is with pardonablc pride that we adj
wise YOU of "a most successful summer
season. and with pleasure thank YOU for
your efforts iu our behalf. The summer
season closes about the 18th instant. We
are now prepared for our fall and winter
patronage. every indication pointing 20
n FUN house. We viii Doe glad If you Will
have your agents notified that we are
"Open Throughout the Year and VIII
take care of amy business sent us.
The railroad. modern standard-eauge
line. is handsomely equipped with new
and modern equipment. tho road-bed
thorOuchly drained and ball1stcG and to-
day presents one of the safest highways
in the east. with our frequent and eff
nciont service. connection ls made with
all converging lines.
The famous Princess Anne Hotel has
been Thoroughly rcmodollcd and is main
tanned in true metropolitan STYLE.
Situated Zoo the heart NJ tho finest truck
and game section on tho coast. ~ is n
most onviable spot for health and sport
Foreign lines who have not as yet given
us the benefit of onc-way round-irip Win
ter Tourist Tickets are respectfully re-
qucstcd 90 do so. our Coupon Obc
have 20 fun line ~ tickets and we will
take pleasure in rcciprocatins any favors
shown MS.
n Won arc not supplied with our matter.
kindly advise and we VIII forward az
once Yours very truly.
r. TT. PANNTLL.
General Passenger Agent
Norfolk. Va. September r.. 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
Irnn.rers Of Renl Esfnte.

Richmond. Charles c.. John s.. Aris
NJ. and Mary W. Barncy's trustees 20
George Pope 80 7-l2 feet ON south
side Main street 40 1-2-12 feet east OF
Fourth. 5000. Edward j. Prices trus-
tees TO Richmond Perpetual Building.
Loan and Trust Company ID feet on east
side ST James street G0 feet east of iill.
500. Southern Bcncdictinc Society Of
North Carolina 20 Bernard Bemhe. II ~
~ feet ON south side Clay street l52 ~
feet west Of Fourth. subject 20 leaschold
estate. 1900.
Hcnrlco: f. IT, Bisscl's trustee TO
First National Bank of Richmond. 4p
feet ON west side Brook turnpike. except
lot Soxi5o feet and lot adjoining same Co. on
the south bounded by state Cattle Pcns.
Hcnrico street and Curric street @"o;
Richard Banks trustees TO Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and trust Com
panv. 20 10 feet ON east side Twenty
seventh street 40 feet south ~ L. $500:
Charles IT. Mayors trustees 10 Richmond
Perpetual Building Loan and Trust
Company. lot u.s. block I. Brookland PARK
$40. Miller and Catlin special commls,,
si0ncrs. To Alice j. Parsons lots u anu
2s. block e. Barton Heights $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
c0ALs no NEWCAsTLE.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept E-Spo-
cia.-Cuuflin Thompson s. Phillips. a
prosperous oyster planter. residing near
Morrison. while gathering fodder was sc-
ri0Usly injured last Tuesday Boy the ace
cidcntal dumping of 90 loaded cart tho
entire load being thrown ON him He
was badly bruised about the back and i'm
tcrnally injured. His condition is eN-
cccdmgly critical but 10 is Thought shat
he viii recover.
Brcmond Lodge, no. 2il, A. i. ana \.
NJ mot hst night Boo lts new han lu the
HARDWOOD building for the FIRST time. About
one hundred local and visiting Masons
were present Visitors were present
from both Hampton and ihocbus. a
banquet followed the regular lodge work.
Charles city county yesterday elected
four delegates to thc WILLIAMSBURG con-
youti0u they being instructed fo vote Tor
the nomination OF Hon. Thomas Temple
Powell of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

SUFFOLK. VA. Seut. Special Dis
trict meetings were held at Cypress chap.
a and Drivers. to-day and SUFFOLK To-
uiahr to elect dclcgates t0 the county
convention. t0 Doe held next Thursday tg
nominate d. candidate for fne House ot
DELEGATES from NausomOnd
Hon. j. T.. Booker fhe present incum-
bent. secured twcufY-nlnc out off Che thIr
ty-ecNou elected to-day.
The remainder of fle delegates VIII DO
elected tomorrow aud Mr. Booker only
needs five more votes tO nominate h.m.
IUs friDuds predict his denomination hY
large majority. 1s Doc VIII dount'e.f ger
"a majority OF the delegates 10 boz elected
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
JUDGE KEILY HEARD IRON.
He said lie Was Spending His Time Play
lug Baccarat.

INC Baccarat.
Mr.. 6. s. p. Patteson. who with Mr.. q.
G. Valentine returned home from Europe
Thursday. talked I'm an interesting way
about their trip when seen by reporter
They visited southampton. Dover OK
Cord Standardization. Chester. Liver
pool and London in England. spending
about "a week in the British METROPOLIS.
From England they went TO Holland. VS.
sting Amsterdam. The Hague and thence
IN COLOGNE. Mavonce Heidelberg. Falls
~ the Rhine in Germany. I'm switzerland
tho two gentlemen stopped a while at
Lucorue. Zurich. Geneva. Mont Blanc
and Lausanne where Gibbons wrote ms
"Rise and Fall Of the Roman Empire.
and near the place where Byron wrote
the famous work "The Prisoner OF chill
lon
Leaving Switzerland they went 10
France. spending "a while at Macon ana
"yvhnc In Paris" said Mr Pat
tos0n. or was reminded forcibly mat
the world is no SO large AFTER
aU shortly after arriving there n
letter came from Judge q. NJ. Kelly, or
tho international Court az CAIRO. Egypt
hut formerly Mayor OF Richmond stating
That he had seen my arrival in Paris an
nouncod in the New York Herald ana ne
wished 7 would come down and snond n
few DAYS with BIN 40 AK les Bains. the
famous French watering placc. judge
Kelly stated that DE was sDcnding his
vacation M AK les Bans where Doe was
eunnoscd 10 De rocuncrating for his
health. but whore most Of his time was
taken up with 90 very fascinating game
known as b1ccardi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

The street Committee Takes No Action on
the Maffcr-No Quorum.

Some time ago a complaint was made 10
the Street Committee that certain frame
buildings were obstructng ground which
had been given go the city for an extern
sion OF Fourteenth street where 10 touches
shockoo creek just north OF Marshall
In order 20 thoroughly understand the
matter Messrs BlOombcre, Pollock. Bur
ton. Foster. Woody and John j. King or
the committee. with the city Attorney. as
scmbIed in the City Engineers office yes
tcrdav afternoon. and. after looking over
plats. made "a visit 20 the spot and look
ga over the ground.
Tho city Attorney explained % the com
mttco that the city had never 20 his
knowledge accepted the ground given 10
the city 10 extend Fourteenth street ana
he dld not think anything could be done
without further investigation.
The committee accepted this view on
the matter and adjourned without action.
Tho Committee on Fire Department was
% have met at O'Clock yesterday after
noon but failed TO get Ii quorum.
The Committee on Grounds and Build-
incs will assemble no Monroe Park this
afternoon AT O'Clock and make tour Of
the parks OF the city TO ascertain what
repairs are necessary to be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

TAZEWEIL. VA. Sept. l1.-Spccial-
a beautiful home wedding occurred a.
the home OF the brides parents one mile
southeast of this town yesterday when
Miss Clara Whitman. the beautiful AMI
accomplished daughter of Mr. William %.
Whitman became the bride of Air john
Thompson. The ceremony was perform
od by Rev. l. %. Martin. of the Methodist
Euiscoull church. An elegant dinner
was served a large number of friends
and relatives were present ana che bridal
presents were numerous ana valuable.
Miss Whitman was one of TaZowcIls
most popular young ladies. while the
groom is a. successful aud cntorpr.sing
erazler of Euris Garden. Boo hIa county.
The annual rNhin.ton on the 'lnch
Yallrv Agricultural and Breeders Asso-
citation promises Coz be one of the most
.uccO -rful BOB lts history. quite uum-
Der of flsf horses have arrived ana are
q lhe Fair Grounds awaiting thc races,
which begin tho tth and continue until
tine fst of october.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
c. and O. Autumn Outing sunday; Septem-
Der 10Th to the Sesshore.

The G. & o. Will continue the Sunday
Outings until further notice. at ONE
DOLLAR for the round trip from Rich
mond 10 old Point. ocean View and Nor
folk $50 10 Virginia Beach and return.
The attractions of bathing. fishing. sail-
ing. flirting. dining. etc. at the seaside,
have not lost their charm. but still draw
the good people who can yet spend many
delightful autumn hours where the swish
ing surf sings wooingly rcstful song.
The e.. & o. fast. clean, Sunday outing
train will leave Richmond next Sunday
10Th instant. at $50 a. NJ. from sixteenth
and BROAD street station and run through
TO ola Point. without stops. In two hours.
Richmond 10 ocean View, two and half
hours and Norfolk. two and thrce-quar-
er hours. Returning leave Norfolk. $40
p. NJ: ocean View. GOO +. NJ and Old
Point. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

10 send half a dozen specimens OF the
product.
Two responses have been received 70
date. one from Charles ely county and
the other from the state farm.
Dr. Henry Froehling. the expert chem
ist. tested tho two lots, and said ycster-
day. that the bccts received from the
State farm produced u. 10 ana u per cent.
Of sugar. while those obtained from
Charles city county produced Y. 10 and
49, per cent. Tho largest beet from
Charles City weighed two pounds and the
cent. was from the smaller beet. thus
showing the smaller the vegetable the
greater the results, and showing further
that the smaller beet was Tor sugar pro-
ducing qualities.
DR. Froehling further said that the
tests made are far beyond his expecta-
lions. and that the yield or sugar Is great
ar than I'm countries whore tho making or
sugar from beets has become science
and industry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
Post A. Tonight.

The regular monthly meeting Of Post
s.. will De held this evening at S p. NJ
M present headquarters in the Chamber
of Commerce building
4 lively meeting IS anticipated as much
interest is now taken in the preparation
90 move in the handsome headquarters at
the cOrnOr of Third and Main streets.
which is undergoing repairs. The I'M
prOycmeuts when completed Will make
the building very attractive and the
Travellers VIII have cause 10 be proud
of their new home.
II will not only be an attractive place
where the drummcrs can invite their
friends and ems Omers but No is ana enter
prise that will advance the welfare OF the
city.
Mr. Joseph Wallersteln. National Pres
ideut is now al home just from ST. Louis
and will have something interesting
10 report from headquarters. Visiting
travellers are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
Wedding at the Rectory.

Mr.. George ID. Davis, a popular young
employee of David NJ Lea d CO., and
Miss Belle Edwards the pretty and
talented daughter Of Mrs. Bette Ed
wards. of 40 lWS Cedar street were
united in marriage Thursday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed hy Rev.
Preston Nash. at the rcctory Of Christ
church in the presence of "a small COM
pany Of friends OF the young couple. Mr.
A. w Timbcrlakc acted MS best man.
and Mr.. W. q. Gary as usher The bride
was very bccominely attircd in white Or
candle and white satin ribbons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Hc Chatacterizcs tho statements OF Mr., W.
p Gaines as Absurd,

y Gaines as Absurd,
Judco Edmund Waddm returned yes
terday morning from visit TO Washing
con. Hc was seen yesterday afternoon by
a Times reporter and. in answer TO the
question whether he had seen Mr. VIII
liam T.. Gaines communication going the
rounds OF the press. stated that the
whole thing was absurd. I'm the first
place. o. Far as Mr.. Gaines
statements wCro concerned. they
amounted 20 nothing. he said. one way
or another and carried mo- weight where
D.. was known ANA most Of 90 was really
TOO ridiculous TO DE taken notice of-for
instance that the administration. heads
Of departments national organization.
sc were behind Colonel Lamb That
while. OF course. neither the admnistra-
ton or national organization want TO
take unnecessary part I'm local party
controversy. 10 is Wei known that they
are not acting with Colonel Lamb and had
never been able 90 get along with him at
am. even when Chairman Of the State
Committee. and that 10 was not now az
avn reasonable 90 suppose that either the
administration o. the national Orcanlza-
tlon would Join him as "a private indi-
vldual Ia "a movement 90 disrupt and dis
organize the party. Such a suppOsltion
was unworthy OF serious consideration.
The administration was doing all II
could 20 facilitate appointments In Nir-
ginia, and with the exception Of the de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Tho Virginia delegation TO the Sovereign
Grand Lodge l. O. o. f., which meets
next Monday in Springfield. H. consisting
of n. g. kondior and iiill Montague OF
this city. Marion Colbert. Of Hampton;
George A. Walker. Of Fredericksburg
ana j. n. Blanks, of Petersburg left for
thelr destination los the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad mo 2:l5 yesterday afternoon.
A pressing invitation will be presented
10 the Sovereign Grand Lodge 10 hold It's
next session (Soptomber, lhJel In this city.
The invitation has been heartily espoused
nv the Young Mems Business Association
Of this city.
An illustrated pamphlet has been pre-
nared for distribution, giving brief his
tory Of this city.
occurring the meeting as indicated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
sidwell nrenl.. NIore Kecnr-Is.

Records continue 10 go before Harry
Sidwoll. the Kentucky Amateur His lat
est triumph took place mo CINCINNATI o.
ON Sept 6th. when ON "a Woln-Americau
he smashed the worlds record for two
thirds Of a mile ln 1910 2-j. almost four
seconds faster than the record held by a.
n. Hughes. Of Denver Sidwcll now has
to his credit the Amateur World Record
for the half-milc. twO-thirds one and two
miles. and now Intends To- go after the
one-quar-cr and one-third mile
II be- could secure better pacing SidWtll
IS confident that ON his Woln-Amcric1n
he could make further inroads ON his
present records-Amcrcan Wheclman.
geptembcr 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
Fromthc Courts.

Suits were instituted IN the City Circuit
Court Yesterday morning ass follows
NJ. NJ DIbrcll against the city of Rich
mond damages, 5000.
VIM. r.. Wickham trustee for John
Wickham, against Robert Sent, damages,
$1,000.
A. B. Apporson against Robert Sent;
damages $3.50.
The Chicago Cottage Organ Company
Of the Richmond Music Company, vs.. S1-
rah Bradley. damages. $500.
Tho Citizens Bank OF Richmond VS.. IT,
j. and r. H. Justis for S3n.
w. Benjamin Davis rs. IL. r. Jennings,
Jr fov $.l3JO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Mr. George r.. Fisher. treasurer Of tho
Richmond Railway and Electric Compa-
nv. has addressed the following letter 10
the merchants who petiuoncd the COM
pany 10 have the work of putting IN che
new road-bcd done at night ass well as
day.
Richmond. va. Sept Il. 1891
%. H. Berry g. CO., a. Saks d Coz and
others pctitiOnug:
Gcntlemcn.-Th Richmond Railway and
Electric Company bcgs 10 acknowledge
The receipt of your petition regarding the
laying of the new cirder-rau track on
Main street and desires 10 assure you
chat 10 has at heart the interests Of The
business community. The company VIII
cndcavor. in every respect TO comply
with your wishes
Between Seventh and Fourteenth streets
the work shan Dee done az night as We'll
as in the daytime and we shall try to
complete the track-aying on each square
before tearing mp The next square
Thanking yOu for your kind c0nsdera-
tlOn Wo remain Respectfully
RICHMOND RY & ELECTRIC co.
Geo. j.. Fisher. Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Yesterday was the anniversary of the
battle Of Sharpsburg which was Fought
September D., lsG2-thirty-iVe years ago.
I'm Richmond are many survivors Of
that bloody field. and among them are
Can't. Thomas Elicit of the Crcnshaw
Battery. Gen A. l.. phillips Fifteenth
virginia infantry. Fred. b. Elliott Thir-
tv-second Virginia Infantry; Andrew j..
Wrav. Fifteenth Virginia Infantry; Mar
tin Lakewood Fifteenth Virginia In
fantry. James T.. Phillips. Company g.,
Twelfth Virginia Infantry. John Il.
Laughtoo. Jr.. Company o. Twelfth Nir-
cina Infantry. Tlos y. Pollard Compa-
nv B Twelfth Virginia Infantry, JOS O..
Dickcrson. Company G.. Twelfth Virginia
Infantry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Between Richmond. Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York. TO which points very
low rates apply FOR both one way ana
round-trip tickets. This is also the fo-
vorite route TO Buffalo. Niagara Falls To-
ronto and Montreal. with favorable schc-
dulles and rates. Trains leave Richmond
2.30 p. NJ. and 1870 +. NJ. Monday. we'd
nosdav and Friday. connecting az West
Point with steamer which arrives IN Bal
timore next morning about $50 O'Clock.
Trains leave and arrive Richmond Nir-
pinla- Street Station Southern hallway
Depot.
For further information. rates. schc-
dulles stafe-room reservations etc. aD-
ply 10 j. .. VerSer. Depot Ticket Agent
VIRGINIA Street Station. Richmond Trans
fer Company. 903 east Main street or g..
w Westbury II. u. A.. 92o east Main
street