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into favor from his first appearance. He
was ably assisted by Miss Daisy Chaplin,
acute little lady, whose clever portrayal
of the character Of ''Bessien won her i'm
mediate favor right from the start Luis
Lay Hall made manly lover. Billy
| Bowers is very clever Dutch comedian
and is to be commended for his excellent
work as Fritz Grabholt. The other
members ofthe company who deserve
special mention are: Amy Paige, Pearl
Evelynne, Marguerite Mayield, James
Wall and r. Edgar Varee.
Side Tracked is a good, clean, up-to-
date show show and deserves crowded
houses everywhere.
HUMANITY.
| On Wednesday and Thursday, under
e-direction of William A. Brady. the
great sporting play OF Humanity will
be seen at Portland Theatre. There are
twenty people in the cast, three horses and
fifteen fox hounds, and the race scene is
one that will set the pulses bounding,
and thoroughly please every lover of
good horse. The play is crowded with
realism, and the stage pictures are said
to be very beautiful. Popular prices will
prevail
STAR COURSE
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will give the
Star Course entertainment Wednesday
The seventh entertainment in the Bos-
ton Star Course was given last night at
Infantry Hall. Al concert by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers was the attraction
offered. There was q large audience, as
usual, and the songs Of the colored sing
ers were received with clamorous OPP
plause, encores and double encores follow
ling nearly every number. . The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
Negro Song-O, Sinner Man,
Negro Song-O, Make Me Holy,
The Bugler, Plnsutt1
MIR. J. N. Caldwell.
Negro Song-The Judgment Day.
| o luce di Quest Anima, Donizetti
Miss Wayne 2. Galloway.
Medley-Popular Airs.
| Negro Song-March On,
l Love Her, Fleiger
Mr.. G. w. Payne.
| Negro Song-I'm a-Roliing,
Jingle, Jingle Bells. Geel
Negro Song-Swing Low. Sweet
Chariot.
BLACK AND TAN MINSTRELS.
Mark Twain has said that but 80 jokes
are in use in the world today. That is to
say there ara but so species of jokes ex
tant which, starting with some almost
pre- historic ancestor, cracked in the time
of Adam and, perhaps, saved from the
flood and worked of as new during the
deary days on the ark, have since, like
tho genealogical trees, dear to the hearts
of many New Englanders, hourished,
spread, and thrown out numberless
branches, all traceabe back to the origi-
nal gag. The Portland wheel club has
not DISPUTED the correctness of this
theory. hut not formed itself into q
pruning committee of one and culled all
the latest sprouts in sight for use IN
the Black and Tan minstrel show at the
Jefferson theatre, Friday and Saturday,
February and s. Sale of seats opens
Wednesday at 9 o. m. Half rates on
Maine Central
The sale of seats for the Ministries will
begin tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock.
Numbers will be given out al III O'Clock
tonight, and report must be made hour
ly. The wheel club will keep open house
all night, and hot coffee and sandwiches
will be served to those in line for tlckets.
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PORTLAND. February 1885,
>ep ssa;, s ss, will will
nual Supply
Sale" of Linens and
Housekeeping Goods.
For the past thirty
days we have been col
Letting the special lots
which we shall offer, and
as all these goods were
on this side the ocean be-
fore the new tariff went
into effect a0e oaon them
at the old prices.
To get the immediate
attention of housekeepsss
we have marked many Of
the special lots at prices
far below their actual val
ue. 1t is an opportunity
to supply the linen chest
more economically than
you'll ever be able to do
it again. Today's Of
fering embraces thirty
items, including towels,
napkins, tray cloths, da-
masks, sheets and pillow
cases, bed quilts, etc.
Prominent among them
is a lot of bleached table
Damask. GO inches and
u inches broad, at 50c,
bure Jane,s. One lot of
cream Damask at 2oc a
yard, worth 42c. One
bale Of very fine, wide
white linen Huckabuck,
for roller and hand towels
white border (no color in
it,, at 15c a yard, would
cost ss1Sc to import today.
One lot of bleached linen
Barnsley Crash; measures
exactly IS 1-2 inches
wide, at 6 I-2c a yard.
Two cases of Philadelphia
Crochet Quilts, slightly
imperfect (tiny oil spots,
finger marks, etc, no
holes) to be sold at oec.
A particularly good lot of
fine cotton sheets, hem
stitched with three inch
hem at 55c. Hemstitched
Pillow Cases to match at
I5c.
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THE DRUKEB CASE.
Waite and MeEaugn Appear Before
the Municipal Court.

- Z sound Guilty for Assault on Saul
DruG er-Melaugh Guilty OF Assault on
Nathan, and Waite Not Guilty.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

PORTLAND, Me, February.I 1898.
THE firm of "a. J. Bailey s. Co, dealers in
Carpetings and Upholstery Goods, at Nos.
190IrrS>, Middle street, Portland, has been dis
solved by s6i1f Nff. Johnston " III
close up the affairs of the late co-partnership.
Signed, MOSES M. BAILEY, .ssg
THOS. Nj. JOHNSTON.
THE business of the old firm, with full line of
goods, and best of service in all depart
ments, will be continued at the old stand by
JOHNSTON, BAILEY & co.
February 1st, 1898, febId1t
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FUND GROWING LARGER.
Yesterdays Contributions Make 1t
Over 500.
WHICH ISN'T so BAD FOR A
STORMY DAY.

Portland CIergymen Are To Help the
Thing Along BY Arranging for Series
of Public Meeting-Portland Maintains
Its Reputatfon for Philanthropy.
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==MuNJoYs SILVER ANNIVERSARY.

Total amount,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Tho Twcnty-scycnth Triennial Con
clavc of Grand Encampmenf.

/ Colonel H. NJ Boykin. eminent com-
mandor Of the Commandcry Of st. An
drew, No. g. knights Templar Of this
city, has offered his command as an es-
/ cort to Right Eminent SIR James IT,
/ Capers, Grand Commander and the oft-
GERS of tine Grand COmmandery knights
TcmDlar of Virginia, during the twenty
seventh Triennim Conciave OF the Grand
Encampment OF the United states 20
Pitts5urg, Pa, October 10Th to lhh, in-
elusive.
Grand Commander Copers has. on bee
half OF himself and the officers of The
Grand Commandery. accepted The cour-
teous proffcr o. the C0mm8ndery OF 81
Andrew, No -, ana VIII accompany tins
splendid body OF knights 90 the smoky
Citv." leaving Richmond Saturday next
the Sth instant. 40 u NJ, by the hlch-
mond.. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
The Grand Commandery knights Tom
piar Of Virginia. has issued invitations
TO an at Home" Tuesday evening. Oct
II. 1898 in the United states Circuit
Court room I'm the Federal building at
Putsburg The Grand Ccmmandery VIII
attend the tricnnial couclavc $50 PIttsDure
Major James VI. Caucrs is tine Right
Eminent Grand Commander. The aids
to the Right Eminent Grand Command
or will be b. John f., Mayer Chief OF
STAFF: Sir T.. ID. Hotchhss, Sir VIM
King. Jr.. +. x. Kemper
The following arc the Officers ~ the
Grand Commandery.
James II. Capers Right Eminent Grand
Commander. Philip IT, Woodhn. " r..
Deputy Grand Commander. Benjamin
Franklin Buchanan. j.. Grand General
issimo: James Edward Alexander. j..
Grand Captain-Gcneral. Rev. Frank T.
McFaden. T.. Grand Prelate. Louis
Philip Ecker. =. Grand Senior Warden
John Edward T0wnes Il. Grand Junior
Warden. George Wilson Poe. p Grana
Treasurer. James BraXton Blanks k. b..
Grand Recorder. James Thomas Lc
sueur i. Grand standard-pearcr. James
Wilson Bryant r. Grand sw0rd-Besrer.
Thomas Edward Schwartz p. Grand
Wardor; Frank w. Cunnineham. 2.
Grand Marshal. VIM e.. Wilkinson
Grand Captain Of Guard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

a knife he had open IN his hand and cut
himself The party with the alias was
given a chance TO tell jury about H.
Lena Reddeil. colOrcd. got too much
whisky on board, ana an officer had 10
take care OF her. A friend paid the ne
cessary 81 and she went home.
John Mayo colored. loves 70 be known
as desperate and "ba-ad man"
And to carry out his idea OF what a
"ha-ad man" Is. he went out and threw
some rocks at Henry Jefferson.
After doing this dreadful thing he went
10 the corner and began 20 swear at a
small negro because he wouldn't give him
a piece OF candy. Then Joe Kemp arose
and called John down for swearing, but
John wouldn't be called down and no
drew "a Knife ana slashed Joe across The
face twice. Twelve stitches had 20 be
taken IN Joe's face. and John got twelve
months ia jail, besides being sent 10 tho
grand jury.
Andrew woodbridge. a c0lorcd youth.
was sent by hts ma to pay forty cents on
her life Insurance.
"Yessun," said Andrew.
Den wen goes 10 20 ter de 'suranco
place, ! haster 80 frew dc railroad yawd.
Wen j slts dare. a fellow Gums up ter
me an sails ] cotter rib him ten cents
fer sum grapes wot he had. Den he
tuck me by de tToat and 1 hadier Cd
him dc ten cents
~ days for stealing grapes from car
IA The r. r. and j. yard
Carter BraXtOn. q small black mol
vidual. jumped on n moving electric car
and his father had to pay 81 for his re-
lease.
Maurice scagel was alleged to have
beaten Fannie passmore with broom
stick. but the evidence introduced did
not prove the charge and tho case was
dismissed
lee Edmos, o0iored. was brought mp
from San to answer the charge Of at
tempting TO tap the TIN belonging 20 4. NJ.
Jausens. IN view OF the fact that he was
serving time In Jail he was dismissed OF
This charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
FATHER AND SON SICK.
The MeSsrs- Epes Confined to Their
Beds-Tcnlh District Politics.

\ telegram was received az Democratic
headquarters yesterday from Major Fran
els j. Lassiter stating that Hon sidney
j. Epes the Democratic nominee in the
Fourth District. is very much indisposed.
and confined TO his bed Mr.. Epes father
Is also il.
The Democratic Committee and the par
@ workers of the Tenth District Will
meet nc Stanton next Friday Chair
man Eiiys0n viii attend. State Secreta-
ry Joe Button Is chairman al the Tenth
District Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
JUDGE QUARLES IN TOWN.
He is Satisfied with the Outlook in the
Tenth District.

Judge J. NJ. Quarlcs. the Democratic
nominee Tor Congress I'm the Tenth Dis
trict was in the city last night and had
a brief interview with State Chairman
Ellyson, who was just back from NOR
folk
The Judge was on his way 20 his home
ia stanton from Cumberland and Huck-
ingham. where he has been campaigning
this week. tie was much pleased with
the situation as he found II in those
counties.
Judge Quaries has been into several
counties and Is satisfied with the outlook
for his election he is making "a very
earnest canvass Next week DE goes 70
Highland and will begin his WORK in
Botetourt on the 10th
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BY j. a. McCurdy
Real Estate Auclioneer.
II RUsTEES' SALE
OF 4

II RUsTEES' SALE
1 OF 4
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT on
OAK. NEAR MOORE STREET.
IN execution 0f the provisions of deed
Of trust ~ March %. 1897. ol record in
Richmond Chaucery Court ID. j. lG7 u.s..
p. 493 the undersigned viii offer for
rale upon the premises ou
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1s9S
at 8 o'clock J.. H.. the real estate COM
Veyed hv said deed and therein described
as lot u on plat OF Moore street. lots
having "a 'front.' of 2j feet ODD oak street.
beginning no feet from Moore street. and
ruuniu. back III feet.
TERMS-Cash as t0 cost OF executing
this trusf 400 delinquent taxes. and -
pay on three notes aegrec1ting s333f2.
with all interest cost and charges there
OBJ. balance as may he announced at sale.
JAMES a. JACKSON,
Trustee.
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The Mechanics Institute Viii be
opened for the session on Monday
when the classes win begin t.
meet regularly. Pupils reported iast nieht
to their instructors. The outlook is fer
aH unusually prosperous year There
vii he an increase In the number Of
scholars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
POLICE COMMIT TEE
Meet in Regular Session and Inspect
the First Station.

the First STATEN.
Tho Council Committee or Police met al
the First Police Station at 4:3O o'clock
yesterday afternoon, with Messrs. seay
chairman. Shea and Peters present
A report was received from Squire
Frank i. Jones OF his work during Scp-
TENDER, which was accepted. The COM
mittee decided 90 inspect the work done
by the Squire and mis- gang at $3.50 O'Clock
next Wednesday afternoon.
The financial condition of the depart
ment was reported 70 Doe in good condi-
ton.
puy-rol and bills amounting 10 SN.3n3o2
were approved ana ordered Co Doe paid.
Bids were ordered TO be advertised for
license tags for The coming year
Sergeant Shnberger was instructed 20
procure fifty police biies.
The First Station was thcn inspected
and found to bc I'm splendid condition
the cells. the mas office and the captain
private Office being as spic and span as
new pin. The committee shen adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
ArtTfoS stfts--Thts nav
AUCTION StLfS---fhis Dav.
~%~~~~~~~-~-~~~~-0-~-0
BY IT. A. McCurdy,
Real r. tate Auctioneers.

m RUSTEES' SALE
or LOT WITH
LARGE FRANZ BUILDING USED AS
A CHURCH. FRONTING on AN AL
LEY BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH SITS,
AND BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS.
In execution OF the provisions Of
decd OF trust ~ August ]. lsgb. and rc-
corded i'm Richmond Chancery Court. ID.
T.. rs b. p. 49, the undersigned will
offer Tor sale on the premises on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l. 1898,
az o'clock T.. n the above mentioned
real e.tate. Said lot has front OF ~
feet and runs back between irregular
llues-a plat viii ice exhibited at sale.
This property wiz pay well on the
amount 30 IS expected TO sell for ana
those seeking Investments axe requested
10 be present
TERMS Cash as TO expenses Of exc
cutting this trust. aii delinquent taxes.
and 20 pay OF % note for SZie. "a Win an
cost, interest. etc, thereon balance as
may be announced at time Of sale.
SOL. l.. hLoOMBEh1,
JAMES A. JACKSON,
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

400 A. 81 Daily From Jacksonville,
Savannah Charleston AtIaH-
Ia Macon, Augusta. and AID
points South.
Sis A. NJ Daily except Sunday Allan
t. Athens. and Raleigh ucu-
dcrson, Lynchburs and tle
West
g.37 A. NJ Daily PETERSBURG local.
500 A. VI. Sunday only From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh and uauler-
son LynehDurs and tne West.
lI.05 a. N. Daily. Norfolk Suffolk and
Petersburg
GAO =. NJ. Daily Jacksonville Savan-
ulu. Charleston. Wilmington.
Go.dshorO and all points
South.
$3.50 p NJ Daily Norfolk SUFFOLK. Way
er'y and prleshUfe
$3.50 p ". Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg and West
1905 4. a. Sunday Accommodation.
7.Z0 p. VI. Sunday Accommodation.
y. ST. EMEESoN.
J. Z. KENLY Traffic Manager.
General Manager
H. NJ EMERSON
General Pas olgar Agent
o. s CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

A pear tree Ia the yard OF Mr. II. 2.
Kirkwooa, No. AZ north Twelfth street.
IS In fan bloom. This Is the f0TerUnner
OF the second crop. as the first has been
gathered and are now rep0s'ng IN pre-
serve jars In Mrs. Kirkwood's panty:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
Efforts are Fruitful,

Rev. Dr. Pollock assisted by Rev
Barton IS conducting an interesting re-
vival at the Glen Allen Baptist church,
at Glen Allen.
The services will probably last through
next week and the Efforts Of the divlnes
are proving fruitful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
Ninsl Have nl.icnnsc.

Justice Crutchdold issued notice from
the bench yesterday that all peddlers
VINO sell from wagons or carts. such
produce. or other articles that they have
bought. must have q license for the same
This does not include pcddirrs Who sell
produce that they have raised themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
Crime i'm September,

Sergeant shinbergcr's report shows that
$50 arrests were made during the past
month. as against as for August Mis-
demeanors. s0f. felonies. &c. white. rs;
coiorod, Z12. Ordinance violations report
ed To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
The Court OF Justice John.

Freeman. alias. lAsh,ninR alias Free
bridge alias Charles johnson. colored
was going through First Aarbei whom
Louis Mcdonnell hit al him. and Instead
81 hitting him he struck his hand against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
I,,fradifiOn Treaty..

The Governor has been informed by the
state Department that The treaty between
the United States and Mexico as to the
extradit,on OF prisoners wiI expire next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
Atlantic Coast Line,
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE %. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCWIOND-UNIO
DEPOT.

IS A. NJ. Sunday Accommodation Ar
riyes Petersburg SOB A. ST.
Makes all stops b. and h.
90 A. NJ Daily arrives Petersburg o3l
A. ST.. Norfolk u.-5 A. a.
Stops only al Petersburg
Wdyerly and suffolk. VA
.05 4. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 1.l0
A. N, Weldon I.D A. a..
tayetteW..e f.i5 ~.
Charleston 1920 PM. sav-u-
nah 1850 A. 81. J8HkF0uVl Io
$3.50 A. M.. Port Tampa $50
- VI. Connects a- Wilson
with $50. 8. arriving Colds
h0r0 $40 J.. A. Wilmington
645 +. NJ Pullman sleeper
New York On Jacksonville.
% = q" 5 5ar2 a '3'i + ST. S.'' aat ss.'I RI.
40 r. NJ Sunday Accommodation Are
riVes Petersburg a.A r. lI
Makes ali stops D.. and j..
30 P. NJ bai..y arrives re,.-ssers 600
f.. NJ Makes local stops r.
and P.-raIr0ad
- p. ~ DaIy arrives Petersburg sol
D.. ~ connects with s. aud
W. for Norfolk and nlerme-
date points. Empou1 $40
connects with g. aud ID. tor
stations between Emr0na and
tWreucerilet Weldon 1.f2
~ 81. Fayetteville lH a.
81. Charleston lUl g. 81. Sa-
vannah 500 A. 49,. Jackson.
vile l.W -. a. Port Tampa
$50 H. 81
NEW LINE T0 MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arriving
Aiken l.Z> A. d.. Augusta $40
A. M.. Macon N A. 49, At
lanta 1915 r. 3D. Pullman
S'eepers New York n Vile
mington. Jacksonville. PORT
Tampa Aiken. Augusta aud
Macon.
. +. NJ Daily. arrives Peter. burg
g.3l p. ~ weldon 1920 b. 81
Makes local stops between
fefef burg 1ri Weldon
% y. ~ Daily. Arrives Petersburg
l-.Z0 a. VI. Lyuohhlr. a.ll a
NJ, Roanoke l.i1 a. ST.. Br.s-
f0l 1855 70. M Pullman
Sleeper Richmond Orb Lynch
hfIrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

MC5EuM-IN THE
Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
Clay. Is open 20 visitors daily from A.
NJ. 10 3 p M Admission &c. except
on SATURDAYS. when 10 IS Free 70 he
public Annual mem1efsalP ticket 81,
which admits the holder AZ al times.
Life membership tickes. 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

Richmond Va. oct Q. 1>9s
DISSOLUTION or co.. PARTNER
SHIP-Ihe firm of WHlILOCk q
RIDER is this day dissolved bg mutual
consent. 4. ID. Whiti0ck retiring. An
persons having claims against said firm
VIII please present same Tor settlement
All persons indebted io the same firm
will please settle al once
a. ID. WHITLOCk.
d. RIDER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

January, and they cannot he extradited
after that date unless a new treaty Is
made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
RAIL ROAD S.

L0~~~0~~)-O-~~~~0-0~0-~-~ 0-~-f-~-~-~-
| GzGfyA Chesapeake and
1872 Ohio Railway,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER :. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
800 A NJ. Daily. with Parl0r car for
principal stations, Newport
News. Old Point. Norfolk anu
Portsmouth. Connects 40 NOR
Ioik with New YORK steamers,
except sunday.
90 j. u Daily with Pullman for
local stations. Newport News.
Ola Point. Norfolk and Ports
at--.. mouth. Connects AZ Old Point
WIN washington steamers,
cally and with Baltimore
,o.oo steamers except sunday.
lV'-O a. u. Day Express. with pari0r
car. except sunday. for Clf-
ton Forge. Connects at Cor
louisville f0r Orange. Culpeper,
Ca.yertOn. Manassas AicNan-
dria and Washington, al
Union station, Charlottesville
I1r Lyncaoafs, 40 Basic CITY
o,- =. Tor HaEerstDWn.
@'4' - a. baNy. with Pullman 90 Gin
tlnnau, Louisville aud 81
LOUIS. connecting AZ CONins-
5oh. Va. for h0l Springs.
Stops only at important
stations. Meals served 0n Din-
lub cars So . local train.
except sunday. follows above
ltah from Gorfonsvlia 20
stanton.
6:@ Z. NJ Accommodation. except SUM
gay, Tor boswell
lv'5O A. NJ. Daily Tor Cincinnati with
Pullman to Hinton Is. Nl. aud
h0lu0nsFIIe 90 Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

Referring 20 the above. I beg leave 10
state that I viii continue the business
at the old stand. 1918 east Cary street,
under The Hrm name Of RIDER d 90.
where ! hope 10 meet and serve an OF
my former patrons.
s1 d. RIDER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
RAIL ROADS.
IN SOuther u
CIV Railway

/ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE ,, ie's'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1910 a. 81. 40. II. southern Ekpsesa
daily for Atlanta, Augusta and
points South. sleeper Richmond -
Dauylro. Greensboro salisbury.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open al $3.50 = NJ. Stops AZ
ala stations between Richmond ana
DanvIlIe 10 take on and Jet OF pas
Connects al Danvile Salisbury,
and Charlotte With me N3suingi0k
and Southwestern Limited 90. 30,
carrying sieepers New York 90 AsAss
we, Hot Springs Cnattan0esa ans
Nashville. New York 90 Memphis,
New York 10 New Orleans New
YORK 20 Tampa, and hrsl-c,aas Gag
coach between Washington AMI
Memphis Connections are mace
Tor an points 10 Texas and Callfor-
ma. Sleeper open Tor occupancy at
1901 4. NJ. 80 T. solid train daily FOR
Charlotte. n. CO. connects az Nose
ley Win larmYlle and POwlAtan
railroad. AZ kcysvile FOR ClarKs-
Nle. Oxford. Henderson and Dur
pam, and 1t Greensboro for Dur
ham kaiolgh ana Wlnsion-Salemi
at DarWhe with 40. S. United
states CASE malt. solid train. daily
Tor NoW Orleans and points South,
which carries saopers View YORK 10
New Orleans anf New York tO jack
sonNAe Through sleeper Salisbury
% Memphis. also pullman tourist
sleeper every Wednesday Washing
a.. lon io San Francisco without change.
e'V9 = M. 30. D. local daily except SUM
gay, ior heysNlo. Chase city ana
.TRAiNs ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
's E Z IS From Atlanta. Augusta
$40 a. NJ. from Chase city. Keysvirs
ago lo0 A stations.
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MEETINGS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
|

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
" PANf.
DAILY SERVICE EXCEPT SUNDAY.
steamers leave Norfolk.
a. ga, DAILY except Sunday
- az $50 +. N. Passen-
,.CgnNs gers leave Richmond via
As.,s2s>A G.. & o. railroad. A.
49, b.. or r. and r. railroad
NJ V y. ana W. route. A. AZ
n 10 connect with steamer al
y Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMER leaves Richmond
for New York via James river every
Monday lpassengers and freight at 5 =
N Addri0nal steamer freight and steer.
-ss Da-se.zersl leaves Richmond for Nor
frIk every Wednesday and Friday a. 8
h A. connecting Win steamer for New
FROM NEW YORK. passengers can
la1t-a DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. p
M Saturdays 4 = 81, for Richmond via
Cft Point or Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMER via James river
r8ure leaves every saturday passengers
an. freight. ,. ~ ana frelgat bv
steamer STA Norfolk Mondays ana We'd
nesdays saulnss from company pier
u North river.
For run information apply 70
JOHN r. MAYER. Agent
lLl2 east Main street
Richmond Va.
W. +. GllNaudeu, Vice President and
Trafie Manager. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
WANTS
SAVE . PER CENT. By BUYING
YOUR

GROCERIES OF S. ULLMAN'S SON.
formulated Sugar, per pound. )
Flat cans Salmon ...-........... .
Mountain Roll Butter pound. -
Large Bottles Ammonia .....-..
Small Kingan's Best Hams. b.. 10
Silver King Minnesota Patent
Family Flour, s. . barrel: bag. q
2 Wash Powders for...............
a-u0uud can Jelly ............... 10
Carolina Rice......--t.. --.....,....
Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup,
bottle ............sst. ..--..s...s.- il
Lion Coffee, l-p0und papcrs.,.... 90
now Flake Patent Family Flour
81 barrel; bag................,.... p
Good Hay. per hundred............ 90
Orange County Country HAMS. II
S. L-LLMANS son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
BoARDERs WANTED.

SPECIAL. OFFER NICE LARGE HALL
room. with excellent board. ON Grace
street location centrally Four dole
Jars per week Larger rooms ar reason
able rates. COMFORT. care Carrier 81.
oct
WANTED -PAR TIES DESIRING
fref-ola-s board and nicely furnished
rooms Apply 10 Mrs W. A. HER
BERT. 403 east Main se5O