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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale: Half interest in
a business that has already proven to be sue
cess. w al prove to you that II is a money maker
Requires but little capital. AddressO O, care Jour-
nal. ssTs-ssss
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TO ADJUST TROUBLES
IMPORTANT COMMISSION APPOINTED
BY THE PRESIDENT.
Senator Fairbanks and others to
Relations with the Dominion.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
has appointed the following commissioners
to meet similar commission on the part
of Great Britain and Canada, for the pur-
pose of adjusting the relations between the
United States and Canada: Senator Charles
w. Fairbanks, of Indiana: Senator George
Gray, of Delaware; Representative Nelson
Dingley of Maine; Hon. John A. Kasson, of
Iowa, and Hon. Jonn w. Foster. of the
District of Columbia.
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Journal.
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KEELrY INsTITuTEs,

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CLAIRvOYANT.

CLAIRVoYANT-Airs Griswold reads past, pres
ent and future OF ones life. Gives them luck
success and happiness SAG East South street
Hours. 10 a. m. to p.
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Notice IL hereby given that now offer for sale
the entire stock of goods now remaining of the
business OF Henry +. Mathews a. Co.. IS West
Washington street, together with the furniture
and fixtures the same being the property covered
BY three certain mortgages executed by Henry E.
Mathews CO., preferring certain creditors. and
IN which am named as trustee, and VIII receive
bids therefor until 10 O'Clock a. m. of Thursday,
July q, 1898. at the storeroom, No. IL West Wash
ington street, the terms OF the sale to be cash.
1 reserve the right to reject any and ALI bids,
but will receive offers for the entire stock in bulk
or for any part thereof. JOHN X. ROBSON,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-How to become lawful physicians,
pharmacists dentists or lawyers. Lock Box ls6.
Chicago.
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G. z. KREGELO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, has
- resumed business at his old establishment 223
North DelawI@-e street. Everything new and
piete. Office telephone, No. ESQ; residence tele-
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DIED.

MISREPRESENTATION Legrand Wingate, at his
late residence. 202f College avenue. Fri6ay, July
70, 1928 Funeral Sunday, July IL, at p. M
Friends invited. Burial later.
FQRTNER-Iied at the residence of Mrs. NJ. H.
Floyd. 1870 Ash street, Mrs. Amanda E. Fort
ner wife of Sanford Former. Funeral services at
the houseS2:a0 p. m. Monday. Burial private.
SIEBOLDT-Died, Mathilda Sieboldt, daughter of
Herman Sieboldt, deceased. and Anna Sieboldt
saturday 6:l5 o'clock D. m, at the home of her
mother 314 North Noble street; age eighteen
years. eight months and two days. The time of
burial Will be announced later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
BUY YOUR STAMPS.
Unless You Want to Have Your Tn
stamped Bottles Conhscatc1.

The following circular was ISSUED by
the tomnl HIoner of Internal Revenue to-
DAY to collectors and revenue agents.
81 call your special attention 90 the fact
that Information has been recciyerd at
This office to The effect that the tax on
medicinal preparations is not being thor
oughiy enforced An immediate and sys-
tematc examination of tho stocks OF deal
revenue agents are directed 20 cooperate
Tor This purpose.
1T o. re.orted that.a number of med
iCncs are being put up hy large manu-
recurring chemists In a style ana manner
similar 90 proprietary medicines in GEM
cral and designated ON the labels as
specifics Tor some disease and bearing no
stamp. There are also number OF medi-
cinal chemical compound preparations.
many OF which are natented or trade
marked. which are being improperly put
ON the market Hs nucuuIn" uu0tl cleml-
Gals and uns.amoed. Among these are:
rn.iINIlnc su'phonaL phcrlcetine. trio
uai ichthvol id.formogen. Quinaptol. tam
nalbin. thcrm0din. etc.
"ln regard Go these last named there
seems Co Doe disposition among chemists
notwithstanding their claim 90 eNCmu ion
from stamp duty as uncompoundcd chem
ilals BIAS been ulfalIOwcd NN 'ui- office.
This action OF the chemists threatens
the integrity of the whole tax system un-
dtr neiule D. ass far % 10 relates o.
medicinal articles. and II not checked
$500 .I render Dos provisions nugaiOry and
calls f0r Che serious attention OF the en-
tire service.
"l ar.lt. Ihis examination OK the stocks
az dealers tG Dee made Ia no perfunctory
manner. nut thoroughly and zealouslN,
with view Co prevent the evasion OF the
tax. ANA The Illegal sale OF unstamped
articles. AT articles liable 90 tax under
tho terms M Circular JOi. which are found
unstamped must De- seized unless there Is
good ground for believing that they were
actually ON hand ON the lst day of july.
iHlN which the law does not require 10
he STAMPED untl sold at retail
~ prompt and vigorous compliance
with this circular d. expected and will be
required OF every collector and revenue
arcnt and in addition 20 the special re-
ports OF seizures, as they are made a
general report OF the condition OF his dis
frici IN respect % the enforcement OF the
law under schedule win be demanded
from every collector and from every rev
cnuc agent IN charge Of a division"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
HOSPITAL AT FORT M'PHERS0N,:
Major Taylor Answers the Charges
Made of Mismanagement There.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Sternberg is In receipt OF A letter
from Major Blair Taylor. surgeon IN COM
nand of the general hospital at Fort
Mcpherson. Ga. which Is In the nature
OF a response 10 certain charges PUBLISH
ed in Southern newspapers relative 70
the conduct OF the hospital and the treat
ment Of the sick there
In the course Of the letter Major Taylor
says:
Have spent this month for milk az the
rate of $50 a month. have as much ice
as can possibly be used, not ony LOT
drinking purposes but for cracked ice
and ice caps: have special diet kitchens
IN each building run by competent COOKS
and a special baker tor the bread, nave
now seyenty-One trained female nurses,
but need more. on account OF sickness OF
some Of them: have over hundred hos
pital corps men. and have hired
numerous ldb0rers IN mess nan ana IN
tents. with scrub women for the wards.
MY trained female nurses are very in
dignant al this misrepresentation. Every
one Is working 10 his or her fullest ca
pacity 70 care for the sick. The only
thing this man said approaching the truth
was that some weeks ago some OF the
walking cases in tents did not have
sheets and pillow cases as we were short
then and used what we mad for the very
sick have had numerous mothers.
fathers and sisters thank me personally
for the care and attention bestowed upon
their sick.
Only this morning a gentleman from
Michigan whose son. OF the ThiIty-second
goes on furlough. told me that his son
could not have been better treated II he
had been at home
Il don't propose % say word in the
newspapers. but thought 1t best 70 re-
port this matter 20 you. Have nearly
5000 ahead now and can provide Tor the
present very well.
This man may have heard some con-
valescent typhoid patient complain OF not
getting enough 10 eat when his diet was
being restricted by the surgeon for fear
OF perroration and hemorrhage. Don't
see how I could possibly spend more
money for the comfort OF the sick with
out absolutely throwing It away. Am
willing to court Investigation at any
time"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
DROWNED IN The STORM.
Two Men Lose Their Lives Trying 'o
Save the Crew ola Norwegian Bark.

SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. 1-Lieutenane
II. 5. Morgan, OF the United states Engl-
neer Corps. in charge OF the tortinca'loh
work on Tybee Island, and Henry smith,
a rigger. were drowned In Catalogue
Sound. Wednesday afternoon, IN an Ell
fort TO rescue the crew Of the ill-fated
Norwegian bark Noe, which went ashore
and was lost on Daufauskie Beach. Leu
tenant Morgan and a party OF FOUR rig
gers left Tybee In a sail boat 10 cross
the sound. 20 where the bark was pound
ing TO pieces In the breakers. They mao
reached the rim of breakers in 'front.' OF
the wreck. when a tremendous sea came
down on their boat. swapping H. All
the men were thrown into the sea, put
managed 10 regain the boat Morgan was
In his uniform. and wore a heavy mack
intosh Although a good swimmer ne
was weighed down with clothing. ana
sank out of sight. A moment later no re-
appeared and seized the boat. but was
torn loose by a wave and sank. A Few
minutes later Smith met the same fate.
Morgan was a West Pointer. and was as
signed 10 the work in the Savannah ais
trict as assistant to Captain G. r. Gill
lett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
TO COMMAND CUBANS.
Gomez Orders His Leaders to Place
Themselves Under Gen. Iawton.

SANTIAGO De CUBA. Sept. 1--Gen-
eral Lawton. commanding the Department
OF Santiago, received word to-day that
the Cuban leaders. Cebreco. Lacret and
Pedro Perez have been ordered by Cen
eral Maxine Gomez 10 place themselves
under Lawton's command.
General LawtOn is grstlfed 10 have
charge OF the Cubans under these officers
and believes that the arrangement will
expedite the disbanding OF the Cuban
forces.
lie has decided TO employ Cuban officers
ince OF Santiago de Cuba
General Castillo will get a place and
VIII act as General Lawton's advisor In
making other appointments
General Wood, Military Governor nj
Santiago. to-day opened three supply de-
pots for the relief Of Cubans IN the dis.
trict.
The capacity Of the three places Is 6.000
daily. Relief Is distributed only on the
recommendation Of the AlasidAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abou, Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

DR.. J.. Allison Hodges has returned to
the city.
Mr. Nluscoe II. Garnett has returned
from q business trip 20 New York.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wilson and daughter Mrs.
w. A. Phillips, are visiting Rockbrldge
Alum Springs.
Misses olive and Sarah Anderson. Of
200 south Pine street, are visiting friends
and relatives in Crewe, Va.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day by the clerk Of the Hastings Court
10 John Lisbon and Lucy Stein.
At St. Patucks church on Sundays
masses will Doe an e. and half past 10
o'clock Vespers an o'clock J.. NJ
Mr.. Robert Tanner of the Davis Shoe
Company. left Wednesday night for a two
weeks vacation with his family in Lynn
Mass.
ia. Richardson (coloreH was locked
up 40 tine Second Station last night on
tho charge of stealing two milch COWS
from r. IL. Lucas Of l22 west Leigh
street
Mr. j. J. Dancy has severed his connec-
lion with the ST. Claire Hotel and his
place VIII boz filled by Mr.. j. j. Baker.
who has been doing the duties of night
clerk.
A sHn alarm OF fire was turned I'm from
box SO g shortly after noon yesterday,
caused bv the firing of p cannon by
child foo the house 30. 2G06 east Broad
street Hose wagon No. responded. no
damage.
Mr.. Van Dyke Johns. late Of the
Richmond stove Works. but more recent
ly a member OF the Blues has obtained
an honorable discharge from the army
and writes that he viii be home Ia a
few days
Mr. John p Branch Of Richmond. Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton and Mr.. A. Hamilton
OF Petersburg. Mr.. Lawrence Priddy,
Virginia. O. b. MadduX Virginia. Rev.
Dr. A. =. Saunders Fredericksburg. and
Miss Grnnan. Rapidan. are now guests
at the White Sulphur.
A gray checked sack coat. with the
Globe trademark thereon. was taken
from Charles Jones "a c0lored tramp,
who has been sent 10 the gang. and is
now az Police Headquarters for identi-
hcation. as 80 is believed 10 have been
stolen. I'm the pocket Of the coat was
found "a package Of court-plaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
SOUTH CAR0LlNA'S PRIMARY.
Governor Ellerbe is Nominated by a
Iarge MaiOritN.

COLUMBIA. :. c., Sept 1-Out Of
total vote accounted for no 10 midnight
tonight of 66.173. Governor Ellerbe leads
with 24.7l6. and Will have 20 make the
second race with the Prohibition leader
Mr. Featherstone. who comes second with
1904
Tx senator Tnlman IS in third place
with 1O32l Very nearly an Of the cOun-
ties have reported officially tonight.
Beaufort Is the only county in the state
from which nothing has been heard The
TO indicate conclusively results as 10 the
other state officers. Congressman strait
has been beaten I'm the Fifth district.
Messrs Barber and Finley entering the
second race
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
RAILROADS SUFFERED.
All the Lines in Southern Georgia are
Paralyzed-T Lines Down.

ATLANTA. GA Sept 1.-The storm
which has swept over southeast Georgia
for the past two days has put six coun-
ties under water and paralyzsd railroad
and telegraphic communication IN that
part OF the State Armies OF railroad
men are At work on all lines affected. but
are making poor progress as the rain
continues.
Many trains from Atlanta and the
northwest are at Tennill. Ca, unable 70
move. 4 night train on the Central OF
Georgia railroad ploughed through three
feet OF mud 10 reach that point last
night. and the passengers are here as
guests Of the city Eight inches OF rain
fell at Tennil IN twelve hours and the
wind reached "a velocity Of sixty miles
an hour. Bridges were wrecked ana
houses and trees blown down. but so far
As known no lives were lost. The dam
age 10 bridges and roads in Washington
county alone is $1,000. Atlanta received
n touch OF the storm to-day. The wind
reached a velocity Of thirty-tive miles,
and the rainfall was very heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
JANIT0R OF THE
ARM0RY AT LAST.
W. T. Wade Chosen by the Commit
tee Over Many Competitors
The USES OF THE ARM0RY.
q Protest against ,hc Holding OF
Bazaars in the BuiIding-Duties
Of the City Enginecr-Other
Committees.
The USES OF THE ARM0RY.

Those present az the meeting OF the
Commitfeo on Grounds and buildings IN
the City Hau az $3.50 O'Clock last night
were alossrs Gunst tchairman), Ferriter,
Neal. west King. Heoke. snead, Law
Der and Dou0hOc.
Some discussion arose over an applica-
ton for lime for repairs at tho city Jail.
The result OF 80 was that a motion, Of
fered by Mr King that both branches Of
the Council Doe requested 20 visit and in
spect the jau. with O. View 90 taking some
action In reference 90 making repairs at
that Institution was adopted unanimously.
DUTIES or TIE ENGINEER
The following report was received
from Che su1-committee appointed 60 In
Quire into the adv.sahiity OF widening
The duties OF the city Engineer.
Resolved. Ey the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings that tho city En-
g.uosr boz authorized t0 make such pur-
caascs as hc may deem advisable. not
o. exceed in each case tho amount of 81,
ana employ such extra help. not exceed
iur three or four hands iu amy work. as
may Boz needed ou fno parks or on any
building from time Orb time That cannot
Doe reported JOB advance 90 the commit
tec."
The committee was composed Of Messrs.
Blanks. Hocke and West.
The pay roll ANA nIIs OF mo depart
ment were approved aud ordered 10 be
paid.
a JANITOR ELECTED
After the transaction of Other routine
business. tho committee proceeded INTO
the election of a Janitor for the Eoei-
mental Arnorr
THE following candidates were put in
nomination. Charles r.. Noblo. 3. u.
Kelly. D. E Eddins Mrs. !. r.. Eddins,
W r. Berry, Henry Austin. william GLIB
SON Henry j. Lief. Joseph Myers. a. L..
lIuIrher. r. ~. Aston. LcamOn FOlkes
Conway rs. Johnson. W. r. wade.
Five ballots were taken resulting IN
tho election of Mr wade. The members
voted as follows on This ballot.
FOR Wade-Eianks. Ferriter, King
Neal Snead
For Leamon-Hceke. West.
For Alst0u-Lawder.
For Beru-Gunst
USES or HE ARMORY.
A communication was received from
Rcv Father Riley thanking the commit
zee for its acuon in allowing the use Of
the arm0ry 10 Sacred Heart church for
a bazaar. in tms connection "a protest
was made from Colonel George Wayne
Anderson against allowing the armory
to Boz used for other than military pur-
poses
mo committee completed ITS tour NJ
inspection yesterday afternoon by visit
irc tho arm0rlna. Candies Hll. and
Ieservair Parks. AZ the latter place
Keeper thinner entertained the COM
mttoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
AN INJUSTICE RECTIFIe0
Mr.. J. W. Leonard Does the Druggista
Good Turn.

Druggists and manufacturers Of pro
prietary articles and perfume-y have
been done a great injustice since the war
revenue law went into effect by being
made 10 pay the fees OF notaries in
swearing 10 their monthly reports, thu
same not being required by the law.
4 few days ago Nr. 7. w. Leonard, Of
this city. brought the matter TO the At.
teEtion Of Commissioner y. q. Scott.
Afr. Scott promptly rescinded his for.
mer ruling and instructed the internal
revenue officials 10 receive reports with.
out notaries' seals.
Mr.. Leonard has earned the gratitude
OF every druggist by his action. as IL will
save them many dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

I'D Sherman. negro farmer while
returning home I'm his cart yesterday
afternoon was struck by Chesapeake and
Ohio passenger train No. 4. at Hcwletts
Station and perhaps fatally injured. Two
of the horse s. legs We're broken and the
cart demolished The train which
struck the negro brought him 10 Rich
mOnd and the ambulance took him 10 the
Retreat for the Sick whore Drs. Brock
ard Ross operated upon him. His skull
WAS fractured and his body badly bruised.
DR. Brock said last night that the negro
had slim chance OF recovery. The ne
gro WAS probably drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

Committee on Light to Meet This AZ
ternoon at Mr.. Walicrstcin's ONCE.

The Committee ON First Market was 10
have met at o'clock yesterday after
uuon hut Mossrs. Smith and harolsou
were the only members who were pres
eat uUI Uu meeting WAS held
a quorum OF tho Committee ON Lieht
also iIIDd to materiaIiZe for the meet
mr which was Go have been held 40 6
o.ciork Mostrs WHIcrsfcin CARRIER
Miner and Moshy being the only mem
hers present This committee Will meet
This Afternoon go o'clock az the office
of Mr. WaHerstc'n, No. lc south Thir-
tcenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
VICTIMS OF THE STORM.
Twelve Shipwrecked Men Picked Up
at Sea-seyeral Wrecks Sighted.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. THE steam
pilot boat. ] II. Estill. picked up Capt.
Wilson andXhree men from the schooner
Edwin A. Gaskin to-day The schooner
u wrecked on Hilton Head Beach. They
were brought 10 the Savannah qraran-
tine station. Captain Wilson has one
leg broken The other members Of tho
crew are still on the wreck.
The Estill also picked up Captain Moa
and two men from the Norwegian Bark d.
II Morris. which is lying off Port Royal
Bar with her sails and rigging gone.
She Is from London bound 10 Savannah.
Five men from the Norwegian bark Rag
ma. which IS wrecked on Gaskin Bank.
were also picked mp.
The Estl also reports passing yes
sci, supposed 10 be a schooner bottom
UP. ten miles east Of Tybee light.
The schooner John S. Dearing. Captain
Woodland, from Baltimore 70 Jackson
vile with canned goods. IS ashore on
Daufauskie Island. Her crew Is safe.
II IS believed the schooner can be saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

KERsE Died at the residence M her pa
rents. SO. 2Z21 east AHln street. KATH-
LIEN Y. kERSE daughter Of James
ID. and Mary ID kerse. after a lingering
illness. Funeral from ST. iarIl rs s.
church 40 @ o'clock.
Washington. Lrnenburg New York
Winchester. Newport News papers
please copy.
ZACHARIAS Died this morning M sos
a. ST.. Miss Gaelic LAURA ZACH
ARIAS. at the residence of her parents,
40. sos north Sixth street,
Funeral TO-DAY at4 j.. NJ. from Ger
man Lutheran 81. Bethlehem church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

Miss Mamie j. Bagloy. of 0s Louisiana
street. and Mr. NJ. Wiley iSparksl Law
renee. TWO very popular residents of Eul-
tom. went 10 Washington yesterday for
tine purpose Of mdtlmony.
They left here quietly ON the noon
train. but "a friend had preceded them.
who had made all the ARRANGEMENTS.
Rev. Father OC0nnell. OF ST. Patricks
church. was engaged TO perform the
ceremony.
SIR. Lawrence holds "a lucrative position
with tho Home Brewing Company and
Miss Bagley is a social favorite in Full
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
SICK HrADACHE CURED

and it's cause permanently removed with
Or. David's Liver pills. They not only
act al once on the digestive organs,
causing the food to properly assimlate.
but they thoroughly remove an obstruc.
lions and Accommodations in the stomach
and bowels and thoroughly stir the liver
to a proper action and keep 1t perform
ing its functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
vou ARE ENTITLED TO THE BEST

and YOU can get the best at the Twin
CITY Drug Store. Seventh and Main
street where Lowney's Celebrated Bos-
TON Chocolate Bon-Bons are sold pure
and fresh. Yes give her a box OF Low
rev's Souvenir Chocolates and the re-
spong!vs smile that lTradiates her face
Will amply repay ihe expense ana De.
light YOU. Pure candy Is heathful and
there Is none purer and better than Low
ney's and the Twin City Drug Store.
Seventh and Main streets, always keep
q large and fresh stock on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
City Hall Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court the fol-
lowing motions for judgment were hled
Paxton. Comfit & Co. against Edward
IL. Turner for S299.5c.
Herman y. Teuzer. suing partner.
against Charles W. Howard for 81 .3Q4.3T
Suit was instituted In the Circuit Court
by o. II. Berry s. Co. against J. w. Raw.
~ for Si0i35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
CEMETERIES COMMITTEE.
SbocLhoe Hill Cemetery TO he Beauti-
fed with Gravel Paths.

TIT'T " Y II VI q y T 'F'II"'
At 1no O'Clock tho Committee on
Cemeteries met with tho following gem
temn present. Mcssrs. Blanks. CHAIR
mani. Minor Grimes and Smith
The reports of tho various keepers Wore
submitted and the pay roll and bills a9-
proved and ordered Go bc paid.
THE condition off Shockoe liu cemetery
received some discussion. and DO WAS
shown that tine walks in That cemetery
were Iu 3D. bad condition. because of AN
ineumrioucv of funds for the purpose Of
placing them boo good condition.
Air Minor moved that t1e city Coun-
cI Doe requested to appropriate $3.50 for
the purpose of purchasing gravel 10 De
used in hoauifyilg that cemetery.
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS To WEST
POINT. w.
Via Southern Railway, Only Sixty
Cents Round Trip.

Special limited train leaves Virginia
street station every sunday $3.50 A. NJ,
arriving West Point 1o.i0 \. NJ. Return
inr leave West Point p ~. arriving
Richmond $40 =. ~ Splendid bathing,
boating. fishing etc.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY
60 CENTS good returning Monday %
cents.
The Terminal Hotel will furnish excellent
meals 10 our patrons IT % cents each.
The attention OF our patrons Is ctiled
trains have left West Point S Z. NJ.
arrivinr Richmond 9IO p. NJ, the time
As hem CHANGED. and trains leave
west Point each sunday at I T.. NJ. ar
irving Richmond $40 j. NJ. on account
81 davs becoming shorter.