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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-01-06

THE steam schooner Protection foun.
dered 30 miles off the mouth of the
Columbia river, Sunday morning
She left Seattle on the 2Sth ult., for
San Francisco, with 900 tons of coal
aboard. The officers and crew took to
the boats, and while engaged in that
work Assistant Engineer Convey was
knocked overheard and drowned. At
nine o'clock Monday morning the
boats crew were picked up by the
British bark Colgate and taken to
Astoria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-01-06
Early to Condemn.

oily does not appear to be very well
pleased with the first official act OF the
new Republican Mayor. He says, re-
ferring to Mr.. Reinhart's message:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-01-06
NATION ALARMED.
POPULAR OPINION CURLING THE
BENT CONGRESS.

The Administration Hedsins-FiIlins Success
sor in Dead Senator's Shoes Protection
Newspapers Vince on Taking Their Own
Medicine = Asuinaldo's Psr;dy-Senator
perkins OnpoSsd n Fx,,csion
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
OREGON MEN DROWNED.
senator Heed and Commissioner
Mcclure.

RoSeberg, Ore, April S.-News reached
here this afternoon that State Fish Com
missioner H. d. MCGUIRE and State Sena-
tor A. w. Reed, Of Douglas county, were
drowned today in the Umpqua river.
This forenoon Senator Reed, MCGUIRE and
w. F. Hubbard, Of Stone, Ore, started
down the North Umpqua in a small boat,
their objective point being the junction Of
the North and South Umpqua, six miles
below Winchester. They lett orders here
for wagon TO meet them on the road
about 4 o'clock p. M, anywhere above
their objective point. Livcryman Barker
went down four miles below Winchester,
where he met Hubbard, who stated that
they passed safely through one rapid, and
before they were aware Of II thew were
close to another, and In their efforts TO
avoid ii an oarlock broke. The waves
were high and the boat was swamped.
MCGUIRE struck out for shore Hubbard
saw Reed on the overturned boat, but a
moment later both Reed and Mcclure had
disappeared. A arg. force Of men left
here this afternoon TO look for the bodies
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
Good Reports From Porcupine.

J. Robinson, Jim Braekett and party ar
rived from the Poreupine mining district
last night. They report much work being
done in that district and they themselves
prospected quite a little. The best claim
IN the country is No. l below discovery OH
Porcupine creek, which ranges from 81 to
81 to the pan. They bring news that
there is yet eight feet Of snow in some
places, which makes 1t difficult to pros
pect. Mr. Bracket had several small mug
gets that he found on a creek, the name Of
which he did not learn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
Dirigo Damaged $4,000.

Capt. w. J. Bryant, United States in
spector OF hulls, and c. c. Cherry, inspect
or OF boilers, returned to Seattle from the
Quartermaster dry dock, where thew in
spected the steamship Dirigo, now under
gong repairs due 10 her late disaster in
Alaskan waters. "Her bottom for a dis
tanee Of fortv feet was stove in," said
Captain Bryant last night. "The chief
damage, however, was done to her engines
and machinery.
The ships hull was bent Out OF shape.
making her machinery useless. The total
cost Of repairs and everything will be
about $4,000. The Dirigo will probably
come off the dock the latter part Of nex'
week"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15

san Francisco, April 6.-The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company and the Pa
cinc Coast Company have petitioned
United States District Judge De Haven
to limit the liabilities of the two com
panies for the loss Of the cargo OF the
steamship Corona of the coast OF Alaska
on January %, 1898. The petitioners
ask for an appraiser to fix the value OF
the vessel and cargo at the time OF the
wreck
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
A New Pie Fighting Association

Denver, April S.-The Colorado Athletic
Association, with a capital Of 100000,
was incorporated today. 1t is the inten-
ton of the association to bid for all impor-
tant prize tights that may be arranged in
the future.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
Fine string OF Trout.

J. B. Walker and c. E. White went on
fishing trip across the bay few days ago
and returned with fifty Of the finest
speekled brook trout ever seen. The
stream where these were caught is directly
across the bav and flows down the steep
defile between the two mountains. 1t is
rather difficult to get up, but the sport Is
worth the labor and the intrepid angler
may rest assured Of being rewarded BY a
good string Of fish,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15
ri,z,Immons-Jemrie. Match of.

Los Angeles, April S,-A private dis
patch .eteiyed here today says that the
boxing match between Robert Fitzslmmons
and Jim Jeftries has been declared off. No
particulars as to the reason for the move
are given.
Philadelphia, April SIN an interview
tonight Martin Julian, manager tor Bob
Fitzsimmons, denied the story that the
Fitzsimmons. Jeffries fight had been de-
elared off.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15

one night and 500 worth Of stuff which
he had hauled in over the trail by hand
sled was stolen.
From the Fan Tail to the summit, "
he said, 1.-THE trail is fairly good, but
from the summit down TO Skagway it is
in bad shape, the snow being gone. |
met five pack trains but they had to
take the wagon road, as the canyon
trail is now thing OF the past"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15

Councilman John Stanley leaves this
morning for Atlin, where he will immedi'
ately begin operations on his claim on Pine
creek, near discovery.
Mr. Frank A. Brooks, manager Of the
transportation company between the Sum-
nit ami Bennett, was in town yesterday
and reports business very active and the
weather all that could be desired.
Mr., F. II. Griffith, who has been organ
ist at the Methodist Episcopal church for
some time past, left yesterday for Atln
City. Mr. Griffith diinot not intend leav'
ing until about June, but he received word
that some of his claims had been jumped
and decided to investigate at once.
The restaurant men Of San Francisco
have organized for the purpose OF test
ing the validity of the war revenue law
requiring the placing of stamp on
every bottle of wine sold to patrons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-04-15

The latest style in hats at Klondik
Trading Company.
Water tight larigans, all sizes, Clayson
* Co., Fourth and State streets.
Passengers for Atlin-Regular govern
ment service leaves. here Tuesday morn
ing carrying passengers and mail. Fare
SO, operated Ly LOOMS & Grimes, Pae
Clipper Line, Broadway & 3rdAvs. I4sIm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

Mr.. A. Cs,erloh. the German Consul,
has received from the Minister Of the IN
terror. Won der Rcckc. four bronze med-
ais 90 be distributed to the following CID
Gorman-American citizens. or IN case OF
thcir Oelth % the members of their faW-
Mes-namcly. William Rosler Max Vogb
Charles Eek and Sears.
The medals were in honor Of the lo0ih
anniversary of the birth OF the late En-
,e~or wilhelm We're ornamentcd with
Inc hust OF the Emperor on one side, and
The date II the war between the Germans
and tho French, IN which the above
named Germans took an active part, on
the other side.
Thsv we're made from the cannon that
wers captured from The French during
the war.
Mr. Osterloh distributed the medals I'm
ners0n 10 the different persons, ard re-
reived their signature ass acknowledgment
10 be sent back 20 the Minister. Won der
Rorko
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

Mr.. A. p, Jones, secretary Of the Valen-
tine Museum. has returned to the city,
after having studied vocal culture for
some time past with Signor Augusta Ro-
toll of the New England Conservatory at
Boston. where his superb baritone voice
Is greatly admired In the musical rircles.
lie was advised by several leading artists
10 study for the operate stage.
Mr. Jones possesses baritone voice
Of great power and pathos and win be a
charming addition to the musical talent
of Richmond. He was the guest of the
sweet singer. AIR Tom Karl at Innisfail,
and also the guest Of AIr. Sol Smith Rus
sell 40 his beautiful home at Edgartown,
Marthas Vineyard. while at the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
W. [. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., No. 623 E. Broad ST.

elusive, VIII be used at Clop,on-Street
Baptist Sunday school I'm the future. This
was decided on by the chorister Sum
day. after consulting with severel OF tho
officers and teachers
The polls Of the different wards VIII be
open to-day from A. NJ. 10 3 r. NJ
r. s. Robertson, Forest hin, chester
field county, has sold 20 r. G. Broaidus,
of Manchester. the iive-year-old bay ee'c-
ing Forest. by Bourbon Baron, son OF
Baron Wilkes. dam a trotting mare Of
untTaced breeding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

A number of white ramps f. Ghtened
the residents of south Third street last
night by entering the back yards and de-
handing food.
At one place near CANDLES Iiill a small
boy was Knocked down by the tramps, and
his cries AROUSED the people IN thar
section.
officer Finneean made his appearance.
and simultaneous with his appearance the
tramps appeared.
It g. believed they took q freight train
ouf of Tho cffN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED st .gS,..,
t0'gers Of the TITLE AND ANoL ~
ANCE COMPANI. 0f kicninohu' Na.
ts corporation chartered uAoet 'l.t
Law, n the Suite ot NEsi"iAl hoiu..7
together more than cnr-iehth OF NHe
capital stock of said c0rpei dIOl, 90
hereby cau a general meeting oi tne
efopfEolfers Of said company. 30 Nr
hold al .fe Office. 80. $40 east Broad
sheet. ln the cts OF Richmond, Va, on
the l2TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1879,
Tie object OIL said STOCKHOLDERS meet
ing is 10 approve, rdtily, confirm ana
validate.
ton cf a trusi-de from ahlu litle aid
Insurance Company Go John lylef au4
Robert y. Slater. trustees, dated Aptl
a.. 1895. recorded ia the clerks ONCE
OF the ChanoCry Court 9l tne cry OF
Richmond. in Deadlock No. lOl A.
tees The folioWins properly Oh snlt
Title and Insurance company situated
iu the city of Richl.fud, va. to-"il.
ats charter franch7es BOOKS, an
slr4cts. maps. memoranda meg Once
furniture nXtufesl system ana til OF
JOS other property used in the operation
OF ifs tide plant 600 trust 90 secure
Go the holders thereof The pay menl OF
40 b0uQs of said Title ana Insurance
Company of $1,000 each. all dated April
H.. 1895 and payable 90 bearer one year
after date. with Interest from date.
The execution negotiation and Do
livery OF said bonds. and especially the
execution, negotiation ana delivery "
~ certain Officers and directors of said
company. .n settlement and discharge
OF Indebtedness que to them, rcspcc-
lively by saia company
g. The advertisement and sale by John
T'lfr the acting trustee under said
o. nf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

Governor Tyler has granted a pardon
10 Reuben Davidson. of Appomgtiox
county. who was sent 10 jail for stealing
a watermelon
Davidson is "a young negro. II seems
that he was fined for stealing the melon.
and On default of payment was sent 20
Jail. The application FOR PARDON. which
was signed by State Senator -. Flood,
amona. others. stated that Davidson had
in effect bcen given the melon by the son
of the owner The Governor restores the
right Of suffrage to the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

Lewis Shaner. the young man from
Ivnchbuvg, Who was jailed on August
the 18TH ON small charge, but who was
believed by the authorities here 10 have
been wanted il Danville for knocking a
man I'm the head and for some offence in
Lvnchburg, was discharged from the jail
before ne served bis term.
The alleged charges against him were
not true and did him great injustice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

To James Cockburn alias James Mays
Take notice tha. ! shall ON the I'D
DAY Of SEPTEMBER 1899, az the
office of James wilson & sons solicitors
Falkirk. Scotland proceed % Jake the
dep0slt.ons of James Mays and others
ana on Ire g9TH DAY OF SCI TEMBER.
$50. AZ the offices OF William II. Sands.
Richmond Va. proceed Go take the depo-
sitions III Jacob Frauck and others. be-
tween me hours of a. NJ. and Is i. NJ
The Said dispositions under the above no
lice are 10 be read I'M evidence IN my be
half In a certain suit depending I'm The
Cfrcuit Court I'm the county Of HcnricO,
wherein I am glaintin and you are de-
N rom any cause the said deposition
he moi commenced or concluded on tue
dav named. the taking of tho same shall
be continued ar the respective places and
between the same hours from day 10 day
until the same shall have been comnieted
MAGDALENA COCkBItN
By Counsel
VIM IT, Sands.
James wilson & sons p. q. au22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
Tho Chnmherlin TO Omen.

Nj Allen S Campbell, manager OF the
Chamberln Hotel. Old Point Comfort
was in the city last night. and registered
az The jefferson Mr.. Campbell stated
that the Chamberlin would open for the
first time since the yellow fever quaran-
tine at Old Point on September 18th. 1t
Will be run ON the European plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
low AND TOUND.

STRAYED-CN AUG. 10TH. A LARGE
dark female mule. Any inflrmat on
cernir- O VIII be literally rewarded.
J. -. PEARSON. Atlee. Ma.
LOsT-ON TRlLEY EXCURSION A
Gold Locket, square with round cor
ncrs. and ~ On monogram 8 l.. .lnde
please return to Sam Sycle. 2jl east
Broad, and receive reward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

RO. IA. Gillian q, Co..
Real Estate AuclOneers,
nnN N.sf Min street.

n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
\ or CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
TRACT or LAND IL HENRlCO COUN-
TX, ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM HlCH-
MOND on THE SEVEN PINES ELEc-
TRIO CAR LINE-By virtue of q decree
of the Circuit Court of Henrico county,
entered February s., 1886 in the case OF
Barker and ais. Va. Barker ana ais, the
undersigned. special commissioner. app
pointed for the purpose. viii sell. by pub
lic auction. I'm front of Henric0 County
courthouse. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1850,
at - O'Clock M..rhe TRACT or LAND
referred TO in said decree. and located
on the Seven Pines electric Car line be-
tween Highland Springs and East hach-
mond. bling the same land formerly own
ed by Robinson Barker, deceased, con-
taining 90 ACRES. more or less, near the
NeWhr.dgc church.
TERMS: One-thirl cash. and the resi-
due ln three equal instruments M one, TWO
and three years. the purchaser GIVING
notes therefor, with interest from day OF
sale. a. y. COZ * ~ IL
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
onIea o. cIy Easlneer. ~ IlaI q

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS. will be received al this
Tsirs nutil 4 o'clock T. III. TUESDAY.
septemher .. 1899. FOR PAYING WITH
GRhNfTE sPALLS CERTAIN GUT
THRS .s
same viii be furnished upon application
'CERTiFIED CHECK for $4,000
MIST ACCOMPANY EACH BID as a
guarantee for faithful execution OF con-
tract. - - ,,,.,, ,-r.,rs.
me COMMITTEE ON STREETS re-
serves HE right To reject any and ali
W. r. CUTSHAW.
seq City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

DIR. George Ben. Johnston. who is at
tending Hon. j. II. L9wless reported yes
terday that the crisis in the disease had
pa sed II is now hoped that his recovery
viii be rapid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
HadNoOuorun,.

The Walker Light Guard. which was
called 10 meet last night To- elect a second
lieutenant, did NOT get quorum. Another
The Meyer Store viii be closed to-day
and reopen wednesday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioncer.

4 UCTION SALE
~ OF 4
PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME, SITUATE
IN THE TOWN or ASHLAND.
VA, on THE NORTH SIDE
OF ENGLAND
STREET.
AND SOUTH OF THE r., +. AND p.
RAILROAD.
PROPERTY FORMERLY OWNED AND
OCCUPIED by THE LATE
DIR. ~ H. HOUSTON.
By request Of the owner / viii sell The
above-mcntoned property upon the
premises on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1899
at $50 l.. NJ. The improvements consist
of a nice two-story and mansard frame
dwelling. containing eight 49, rooms. all
IN good condition. The lot fronts on Eng:
land street about 80 feet by q depth or
POO feet more or less. This location is
perfectly high and dry Nice shade trees,
and neighDOrhOOd lrsi-clasg. only Two
blocks from railroad station.
TERMS Onc-fuurih cash and balance
in IS - and is months.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
au27 Aucuoncer. Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
RAILROADS
@a1M Chesapeake
SsssSna4SsV & Ohio Ry. |
EFFECTIVE JULY IS. 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE klCHMOND'
RRoAD-syREET STATION.

T. a # 4
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD-sIREET STATION.
90, 81 Darv With Paror car for
principal stations, Newport NcNa'
Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth,
3.l5 r. NJ. Daily with Pullman LOT i0- 4
stations, Newport NtW = VI" e.''',
Norfolk and Portsmouth connects
al old point with Washington 'iedm-
ers daily and with baltimore steam
ers EXCEPT sunday. tohneei5 AZ
NOrio.k. except sunday, WIN % Do-
min.ou steamship Tor New 1oiA.
1870 a. 81, Express, Win Far0r CAR eA-
cept Sunday. Tor K0uCcyerte. con-
meets al G0rdOns}lic Tor orange
taIVert0u Manassas, Alexandra d.i1
Washington. AT Union station. 1hdl
lOttesvAle for LynchDurB, al bd7ic
City for Hagerstowr.
2.lJ i. 81. Daily. with pullman 10 Dil-
c.nnau Louisyine ana ar ,,i. 10 t IN,
S s9nasei'ns AZ or5 5l4o1 gl,a south.
eIn Railway nOrth-bOund, no Cow
inst0n. Na.. for Hot Springs. Stops
only at important stations. 4lcAl5
served On Dining cars. 40 loct
train. except Sunday follows above
train from G0rdonsvlle 90 Goshen
$50 r. ~ Accommodation. except SUM
day. Tor boswell
1920 H. N. Daily for Cincinnati, with F..
IT, y. Pullman to Hinton. W. N1.t
and G0rdOusvile 90 CINCINNATI ana
Louisville. Meals served ON dining
car. Connects af stanton ieh.HpL
sunday Tor Wiuche7 err Va. and az
C0vington Va. daily for Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHTH-STREET
STATION.
1880 4. ~ with Parior car daily ior
Lynchburg. Lexington Va, ana
clifton Forge. Connects, except > n-
dqv. with buckingham New Castle
aud Albereno branches. and at C..i'on
TOrge With No. For Clncinnan
500 P a. Monday wednesday ana fl-
dav fo hfborrne Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday 90 Manteo.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-sTREET STATION.
500 4. ~ except sunday from boswell
Sa0A. ST. Daily. from Cincinnati.
1910 A. A. Daily, from Aorlo.N ana Old
$3.50 p ~ Daily from Cincinnati and
ESQ + st. Daily. from Norfolk and oid
7.5 T. II except sunday with Parlor
car from Ronoevcrie.
TRAINS ARRIVE Ef4 lTi-SIREEI
STATION.
S40A. A. Monday Wednc day and Fri
day from Nlu.c0. Tue soaY. lhIfs-
dav and Saturday from A.herene.
500 y " wNr pr.0r Car daily from
Clifton Forge. Lexington. va, ana
Lynch hurE. and except sunday
from Sew Castle and kosueL.
T0HN u. POTTS.
Assistant CEN Pas. Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
office Of Superintendent Of
puhffe Printing

C0mmonweal Of Virginia,
office Of Superintendent Of
Public Printing,
Richmond Va. Sept. 2. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cciyed at this office until II vi. Of FRI
DAY. September L., $3.50, for the Print
ing. Binding, Ruling, etc, for the State
OF virginia for one year from October
j. 1Ssg Printed schedules showing On
detail the classidcations will be furnish
cd on application 10 bidders on which
an bids will be required TO be made.
Contractors viii bee required 20 enter
into bonds. with security, to be approved
bv the Secretary OF the Commonwealth
for thc prompt and faithful execution Of
their contracts. The right is reserved
ot rejecting any or aA bids, and the
work viii be awarded i'm such lots or
portions as the Superintendent may
deem proper.
At the same time and place bids will
be received for furnishing the following
Iauers for The use of the Common
COO Rms. 2fx8S 5olb No. NJ. f. Book
8i5 Rms 26x36 50-lb. Il. 5. Flat Writ
6 Rms. 26xse 7o-lb. No. Ledger
Stock.
Ridders will furnish samples. Paper
10 he delivered in store-robm without
charge for freight or .drayage
j. III. o BANNON,
so supt. 81 public Printing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
ARDEN HOWELL.
JOHN c. SLATER,
C.. H.. BELV1N.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF The STOCKHOLDERS OF the Wat
NINS-COTTRElL 90 will De- held 1T
their office ON WEDNESDAY. the Zl' b
dav NJ Septembcr 1S90. lt - o'clock AZ.
T.. r. ROBERTSON.
auto Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
RAILROADS
On SOUTHERN
x~cE RAILWAY.

a~O IS RAILWAY.
scHEDfTE EFFECTIVE MAY &c, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
u.Oo p NJ No. n. Southern Express.
daily Tor Atlanta. Augusta, JACKSON
Vile and points Soutn sleeper Toy
Danv.'le, Greensboro. Salspuiy, ana
Charlotte. open at hlcnnoAe ''a5 y.
NJ stops Tor passengers at lpeal
sfatcnt Connects at Dang..ie alf
Charlotte with New YORK ana
FLORIDA Express 60. Sd. carry ~
through siccpers oet"e.n Ne" t9fN
and Tampa. With Connecl ons tof aI
Florida points. Also. connects AT
Danville and charlotte with WASH
ingi0n and southwestern Limited
no. 30 Carrying tnroufh
between New York ana NH.Nt. ir
New York and Memphis, ana 40"
York and New Orleans WIN COW
nectl0us FOR a.i points go TsXas. Mex
ico and California.
lg:mP. H.. 40. 9. solid train daily for
jcv with Farmvlie and powhatsa
railroad. AZ KoysyiHc for ,larfs-
vnic oxford Henderson and pure
ham and af Greensboro f1f Durham,
Rae.gn ami winston 81. emi ~ h'a.
,H|a u.ffr NO 30 united states iaf4
mai solid train. daily ior Nfw
Orleans and points SCUM, WHOA
orleans and New York o Jackson.
VINO ana Miami for Nassau ana
Havana Through sleeper 81 .
10 Memphis also fuimaP .
g'cencr every Tuesday 1na
Washington to SEN tfanc@co "lh-
ont change.
600 p. M.. SO. q. local. daily eNge't
s1nlav. FOR Keysv-he and inferno
diate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
e.oo NJ From Atlanta. Auf.qis'a an. Eng
S.s5 p. 81 s 45ib, ''' anu '
S.4oA. NJ. From Keysynlo and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester
and Ncopoils.
YORK RIVER Line via " IT POINT.
TIE FAFOkliE RQgIt, NORTH
LEAVES RICHMOND.
4.30 ID. a.. $50. lb. hailmoIe linn ..i,
daily except sundays for Yves. fo.ht
close connection 4t Ne.. fo-"t VITA
steamers I1I Baltimore.
2.30 j. NJ. $50. Dol ll.l. eAnre e.. otl..
except Sunday for Wet Point art
Intermediate. stations. come q N I'D
stage at lester Manor Sop Wake I'D
and 1appaha <, also,
Point Nilh steamer Tor baium.
s.n S,'e5f So. A. .5.I mix,d. Leaves
daily except sunday if1u f.i-.At
Street station ron Wts. t1.n. ana
w'fn stage at Lester Didnof il-
Wa'kerlon ana Tanp1nanno IS
TRAINS ARRIVE AI RlcHM0ND.
1915 4. 81. except Sundays and Mon-
$50 P'' II. Daily except Sunday -rom
Nest po-A- aud intermediate t'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

NOTICE RICHMOND CONCLAvE 165,
IMPROVED ORDER HEPrAs'PHS
viii meet TONIGHT af 81 O'Clock mt
Fuotts Hall Filth and Marshall streets.
Members are urgently re4ue-teI 81 ai-
tond. HENRY FLEG ENHE MER.
sos Seer tarv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
~ PANY.
DAILY SERVICE
b. Steamers leave Norfolk,
I2N Va. DAILY aL 1880 J.. ~
fslfGSA Passengers leave Richmond
lt-t y % via G.. and o railroad 3.fJ
N.--cS.sM T. NJ. OF n. and r. railroad
-. and vs.. route o A. NJ
: daily connecting with steam
er at Norfolk same evening
Direct steamers carrying freight and
passengers leaves Richmond every Mon.
dav and Fr day al y. NJ. Additional
steamer Gre ght and steeraeo passenrorsl
leaves Richmond Tor Norfolk Wodresds,,
ana SATURDAY "a . T.. NJ. CONNECTING wlf
main line steamer for New York
FROM NEW YORK passengers can
leave DAILY. except Sunday. 3 p. NJ
1safurday l.. NJ FOR Richmond via old
Point or N0rfQik.
Direct steamers via James river leave
every Wedne +. b., Saturday 4 p
AZ. ,passcngors and freieru.
Freieht for Richmond Dy steamers via
N.rfolE Mondays and Thursdays 2 T.. NJ
Saiilngs nom c0mpany's pier % North
For FUN information apply to
JOHN +. MAYER Agent
1912 east Main street
Richmond Va
II n. Walker. Traffic Manager: j. ].
Drown General Passenger Agent Cen.
erai OHlces Pier % y. r.. New York