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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
NORMAL SCHOOLS CLOSED.
Unusually Large Attendance and
Fine work Done.

Fine work Done.
The Summer school of Methods ut Roa-
uoke and the summer normal institutes
at Fredericksburg and PulasN-all for
The white teachers OF Nirginia-closed
Friday. having been in session for tho
past four weeks The normal at Peters
burg. for colOrcd teachers. closed about
two weeks ago. and the one al Hampton
for colored teachers also, Will close with
the current week.
The School OF Methods at RoanoKe
has had the largest attendance and the
most successful session since its organ-
cation. now about twelve years ago. Six
hundred and twclty-soycn teachers were
enrolled. making 10 the largest summer
training school for teachers in The South
and one of the largest I'm the country.
The faculty OF instructors was the ablest
that could Doe obtained. and the teachers
i'm attendance came from about dozen
STATES The Pulaski summer normal
registered about 225 and the Fredericks-
burg school about 800 making In all
nearly 2D' white teachers; and when tho
90 at Petersburg and $50 mt Hampton are
added. we have the grand total of nearly
D zoo teachers This u.s. indeed a fine
.NI
Southern state can show such credit
able record in the interest Of public edu-
cation These summer schools are doing
"a Great work for the public-schoo teach
ers of virginia. who are thereby made
NOR. efficient for the all-lmpor;ant work
they have 20 do.
State-Superintendent SOuthall has visit
a1 AN These summer schools, except the
one az Hampton. and IS greatly pleased
with the work done at them all. He VIII
visit the Hampton school early this week.
Many Of the teachers from the summer
schools en- route 10 their homes, passed
through the city yesterday.
An unusually large number OF the teach-
ers took the examination for state ana
life certificates and the candidates ior
Peabody scholarships are more numerous
than for some years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
,osr coGHLAN BANKRUPT.
Her Name or the stnge Roshmohd
Maria sullivan.

NEW YORK. July 22.-Rose CoghIan'
tho actress. filed a voluntary petition In
norl,ruptcv in the Clerks office OF the
I-,,,e1 states District Court to-day. un-
der the name Of Rosamond Maria sulli-
van Her petition places her Liabilities
a. s9s SIG. The only assets named are ne
cessarv wearing apparel; "also, thea
trical wardrobe. consisting or rev
dresses. wigs. &C." all valued at $50.
and claimed 10 be exempt. About N0.oW
of The indebtedness is in Judgments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

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countries. ne lhou the NnsplI allo" anu
Strength OIL my se ~ bo VINO ob ,I goa Near
our prayers united IN TWO nations TOT i'es
GRACIOUS MdJ'S'9 tue 1u,Cl ~ ,,,,l.h
Thee. on Lord. thar though we MARI 49,.
uudsT 'iio III H1h, 'n NE III a. ~
but is borrowed from me Ola ~ ~
't'il ~ 4-"l-'' - 81. 49,. tt,t II
cd by the eXpr9ess,on or the nope PEI ihG ,n u
war IN The interests Of evilization ,., nui
be a mighty host arise In a western ma, ma
thereby securing an army and q navy ia ~
Vinclbie even 10 'hc i"as"'u iOH-'' wa
the earth.
day ~ the the speaker paid a glowing .ribgte
Our ar Epworh Leagues are Ilnl cd BAT
taliOns' and OH how orr near. 20 "tl
70 ms ,rcat no {. who are liked TO-
getber r. lcr0f- ~ 90 1f'. ff 'ap
zinc nm their banners. symbolic O. Che
~ ti,t,is III Gods evqurel under
t.birb os n standard the glorious COM
N--t,", r|etl.g' fougbf 'the gOOdlv
t'Hg ot WV H., '-,ro.Lc-s, marched and
itIlvW'llip On ~ ,I,@rf,.-s' frfuu1nbod
~ M o. bannerf There il is. the Word
On o." 10 L,,,,o~ 81 mo CROSS II
OF Pou' 49, a.. -. ,,,to.rdod crttilt.
never snieiueu 81, u ,,,,ver over
II never "a'yu at i,S " 0ywrone-doing."
PERSONAL . d OF n''. nn~a,s IFS leatons have
B'IEn ,,.inttd 'i'7''' "
With hues from the raihoo" anu so'u
from the sun, e.. f,,1s
And faith. hope. ana love Oh us i''''
~ are I5,b igqef the far-scattered nations in
one " ,t-..,
Then. hail TO this banner 'h'S s'o''0'''
banner. -.,.t,. Ia.
That beareth no emblem Oh e'''iiiy 's
sign, sign. ,ho+ b,soress can never dis
lie honor ''' 49,, ,.,o..
Whose tilui nun u ''''''''
cause Is ui 18th of the winds we'll
Abroad on We O''"'''
, unIolll III 20 earth the bright hopes
TO VIZ her ,nifb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

Negro Assniiant of White woman
Hanged After Being Whipped.

MEXICO. MO. July 2-Frank Embree.
the negro charged with assauting Miss
Daughtery near Benton. Howard couu-
IS. a few weeks ago, while EN- route for
Fayette to-day, 20 be tried for his crime,
was taken from the officers py a mob at
Stelnmetz and Hanged 10 = tree. The ne
gro denied his guilt. The officers anu
their prisoner were on board a Chicago
and Alton train. which was stopped near
Hlgbee by the mob. Embree was taken
of and whipped for half an hour before
being hanged. Ever since Embrec's ar
rest. several weeks ago, 10 had been pre-
dicted that be would never reach trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
pH oTuupS FIGHT.
One Painfully Cut-Expects 10 Go TO
Philippines.

EAST RADFORD. VA, July 22.-(Spe-
cial)-Two brothers Edward and Eugene
Noss-got into difficulty to-day. and
Edward threw knife at his brother
striking him i'm the side and nnicting a
painful but not dangerous wound. Tho
boys are about II and IL years old. re-
spoctvcly.
Captain Hugh O. Preston. who COM
maudod \ Company in ;ha Fourth I'm
munes Regiment. which returned from
ManzaniHo. cuba. I'm May. mas been APP
pointed q first lieutenant I'm the army
and left this afternoon Cor Fort Thomgs
Ky. where DE win Join The Thirtv-nrst
Regiment. TIE expects 90 goo 20 the Philip
pines as soon as Colonel Petit gets his
regiment enlisted and mustered g.. Iiou-
tenant Preston is q Nireinia Military In
stiutc man. Tie was Mayor ~ Radf0rd
four years. and IS a popular citizen. His
family will remain here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
MORE SURGEONS NEEDED.
So Chief Surgeon Declares But Otis
Think, Otherwise.

MANILA, via HONGKONG. July ~
Chler-Surgeon woodruff considers that
the increase IN the military force in the
Philippines viii necessitate the employ
NOT Of forty additional surgeons. but
his recommendation 10 that effect has
been disapproved by Maior-General T.. ).
Otis. commanding the United States forces
here.
There are nearly 5000 soldiers in hos
pitfalls. The official report last week
showed 800 IN hospital IN Manila. and
there are several hundred at san Fer
nando and other garrisons. There are
also 20 sick i'm quarters IN Manila. The
regimental surgeons report that large
numbers Of soldiers on duty are unfit
for service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
CASE OF MRS. MAVERICK.
VIII There Be Recommendation for
Exercise OF CIemency.

LONDON. July GA question will be
asked In the House Of Commons on Mon
day with regard TO Mrs. Maybrick. under
going sentence OF life-imprisonment for
the poisoning OF her husband and
whether. seeing that her conduct has
been uniformly good Sir Matthews White
Ridley. the Home Secretary, will not re-
commend the exercise or Royal clemency
u her case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
MRS. PEROT TO BE EXTRADITED.
baltimore Society Woman Abducts
Her Daughter and sails for England.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Secre-
tary OF State has granted the request OF
the Baltimore authorities for an appll-
cation TO the British Government FOR the
extradition OF Mrs. Letitia a. y. Perot.
"a society woman II Baltimore, who was
indicted by the grand jury In that city
on the charge OF abducting her daughter,
Gladys. II years OF age. Mrs. Perot sail
ed from Montreal for England on sat
urday last with the child. and telo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Fighting the smnil-PoN-Pushing
Vaccination.

Dover Mines Va. Tuly %, 1899
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Ny attention has just been called 10
letter from Goochland Courthouse, in
which Il is said we have smallpox in
three places in the county. and but little
has been done TO suppress IT,
For the information Of tho public end
as one of the justices OF the distric. IN
which there is smallpox. ] can say chat
with the aid of our very efficient hc2It
officer Dr. W NJ. Holman. we have cs-
tobushcd % smallpox hospital I'm which
Their, are at present four patients. The
village Of Nauaku has been Quarantined
since the 10th Of this month; also. two
houses a few miles from MqnaSin. Dr.
Holman is pushing vaccination 'which
has been ordered 10y the Board Of super
visor.0 with an his might.
Please publish this i'm your next issue
and lct the public know that we are not
Altogether Indifferent to this dreadful dis
ease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
MLAURIN's ELECTION SURE.
Returns FROM Fpmnries Provo It
Private Aueq Way behind.

JACKSON. M.Ss.. July 22.-Returns
from the primaries IN Mississippi proved
beyond question that Governor McIau-
rim will be the next United States sena-
tor from Mississippi. Up 20 the present
time McIaurin has - instructed votes to
his credit. and only 81 are necessary 10
elect A recapitulation Of the counties.
which are yet 10 hold their primaries,
gives assurance that McLaurin IS certain
of is votes. and has a fighting change IN
eight counties that are considered by the
Conservatives as doubtful. Private John
Allen. tho opposing candidate, has %
votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
PI.TIRSBtRG.
The Srcct-Car ImproVements-ChiI-
n.s-nmN-nriels.

ERsBCRG, VA. July Z.-(SpcciaJ
Indications are that during The COM
.. we,k-or. at least. within the next
..F la5a-tho electric street cars Will be
srs out Halifax street. and from
End Park 20 Blaudford Cemetery.
r.cks are practically completed and
Tor use ON those routes. n w.l De
@ time set before the old sycamore
end Boiling lines will be
Tor service.
iho civil docket was called over IN the
-ngs Court to-day and most or the
Gases were continued. As usual no term
o. ile court will be held .n The month OF
AUGUST
'.u.aIen' s-Day services Will be held al
wesley Methodist Episcopal church sun
o-y morning and an Biandford Methodist
church sunday afternoon. An interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
SIcAnAGUNs LATEST REVOLT.

CcoNcLUDED on PAGE FoURTEEN)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
pATRIOTIC PRAYER.

one OF the touching features Of the ex-
ercises this evening was prayer oncrei
IN for the rulers Of the two nations. Bii-
tain and the United States. in which DR..
Moore said: ooh. Thou God OF Nations.
accept this' our gratitude for Thy bless
inss shnwered unOn the rulers Of the two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

ousted by the tay-paying masses. ana
that hereafter North Carolina VIII be
urder the control of the Democratic
party. -,.,..-
interest In the question of who IS to sue
coed the Popuiist United states senator
Marion Butler.
II the Democratic party is successful
I'm the next state election. as 10 Will be
without doubt there is but one logical
candidate I'm that party for the united
states Senate. and the town OF Durham
IS proud 10 claim him.
AS A CONFEDERATE.
General Julian s. Carr commander OF
the camps Of Confederate Veterans In
North Carolina Is justly regarded by his
comrades as their best friend; as the
man who has done more for them than
everybody else.
Engaged I'm more industrial enterprises
than any two men iu Che state, having
given more t0 schools colleges and
churches. Irrespective of partw. creed or
color NE stands nrc-emnenuy the choice
of "the people of this state for senator.
His donations % coiored churches ana
colleges cstop amy antagonism that from
the Republicans might attach TO any
other Democratic nominee
" ltu MtII-l NNIN'I OFT. A'i tNNA eF--N''ff
a thorough knowledge of affairs in North
Caroiina and the needs of the state. to-
cethor with am exceptional executive aoil-
ity. an North Carolina would like to see
This man get recognition Of his useful
ness tO the masses by h0noring him TO a
seat in the States highest body polite.
Especially do the people appreciate his
unhounded generosity 10 all laudable OBJ
jects
HIS IIBERATITY.
In addition 20 the reasons above stated
as To- General Cars usefulness. his dona-
tious 20 the cause OF religion. 20 the coll
legcs OF an denominations scattered over
The entire State. e. Is pertinent here 10
say that ne is also paying for the edu-
cation Of many young men in these va
rious institutions. and Of which the world
knows nothing.
To sum up. while be S. recognized as
Democrat Of loyal lineage he differs from
most men prominent Zoo Southern politics
ia that ne has never made his gartisanry
offensive. and is. therefore. the most
available and proper man 10 succeed the
popuiist, Marion Butler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

be open for services to-day. both morn
INK and 20 night. Dr. Witherspoon. the
pastor. will occupy the pulpit, and for his
morning discourse VIII take d subject
that Is OF interest to every one-"The
Holy Art of Taking Trouble"-and at
night his subject Will be Before the walls
Of Jericho"
Kew. J. a. Morehcad formerly pastor
~ the First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. and now principal Of the Luther
an Theological College. at Charleston. s.
c.. will preach Ia his former pulpit to-
day.
Rev. o. y. Sears. OF Albany. Mo, who
preached two splendid sermons at Sew
snth. street Christian church last Sunday.
viii occupy that pulpit this morning and
evening
Rev. I.andon r. Mason has returned
from his trip abroad and will hll his pull
M al Grace Episcopal church at the
morning service to-day.
Rev. Z. NJ. Anderson will preach at
Third Christian Tabernacle tonight at
S O'Clock.
Al the Soldiers Home chapel there Will
be services to-day at Ii 4. NJ Preaching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Richmond: II. Z. Baskerville to w T.
Tenant. Is interest in % LIZ ieet on
south side Grace street between Harrison
and Ryland streets SO
Thomas j. Enrights eNtx. 70 1eorse ~
CogbiI. 30 feet on south side or Nlcho'soii
street. between Russell and Hopkins OF
Price streets. $40
X II. Hin and wife 10 Marshall Il.
payne. % 6-l2 feet on Catherine street,
~ 4.l2 feet east Of Hancock. S'i5t
samuel H. Jones and VIE 20 snas
Brown. o feet on east side Ihirteth
street. sixty feet from o street S2p
Henrlco: Samuel H. Pulliam ana wife
to Leslie Butler q 6-l2 feet on north SIDE
street Cor Fairm0unt avenuel, ~ o-lz
feet west Of Twenty-third street, Sl,5-1.
samuel II. Puluam and VIE and heiry
S. Wal.erstein and wife TO Peter X. Dan
lei. 90 feet on east side OF Lownes street.
Maddox Hill, s..
Sands & Howard. special commits sioners,
70 Samuel II. Pulliam aud Henry :. Wal
lerstein. S. IL feet on east side Lownes
street. $50.
Joseph Wingheld. trustee, and Harriet
w. Smithers heirs 10 William {. ThOm.
ason, 126 acres in Tuckahoe Magisterial
District. $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The Drcyrus Case Rev. IL. c. Garrison
90 Resign

The DFcNlus 0ase-tttN. IL - O1tii>oh
60 Resign.
The services al Grove Avenue Baptist
church to-day viii bo OF exceptional
interest. as bearing upon tho Dreyius
casa
Rev Dr. Hawthorne, the pastor, will
take Tor his subject in the morning plate
and His Modern lmitaiors, the Judges In
the Trial Of DrCyius" In the evening his
theme will be THE Deserted Betrayor."
Mrs. CtrTie Stcude-Rowe and M-ss Helen
Nye Will sing
Hev h l Garrison. the pastor Of the
Marshall street Christian church. Will
to-day resign his charge.
air. Garrison wll l,aye Richmond AT
once FOR Danvllc KY. 90 accept a call
20 a church Ia that city and SO Is with re-
Erct that ne sewers hts connection With
abe Marshall street congregation, Of
which ne has been fhe pastor four years
ana FIVE months. His associations VITA
the Richmond people have always been
pleasant and The Marshall street flock viii
lose an able leader.
one OF the reasons why Mr.. Garrison
leaves tho city is that DC does not see a
progressive future for the church IN ITS
present location. as 90 ls dlmcult for the
members south OF Broad 90 attend SER
Vices GA tho north side. Among other rea-
sons FOR the change Is that the family Of
ar. Garrison are AN OF Kentucky ana
reside ln and about Danvihe.
Sometime ago II was though, that the
Marshali Street congreg CATION would huild
a new church but the financial cond-
t!on o. fhe congregation was such mat
if was thought lnexpedieut 90 put this
plan into enec.
The excellent choir at The Second Bap-
list church wiz to-day present splen-
did musical programme oa follows
Morning serSice-Je Deum dn Al Gel
bel. Onertorv solo. The Earth IS the
Lords" l.aualnD. Mr.. Charles Hunter
Evening seryice-cantatc Domino On t)
Schneider. Onertory. solo, "Sancta Ma
ria" (Fa9re), Miss Raglard
Suitable anthems VIII be rendered after
morning and evening sermons.
Rev DF. Robert Z. Kerr, pastor OF the
FRS, Presbyterian church has returned
20 tbs oily. and will MI his pulpit to-day
both morning and evening.
Grace Street Presbyterian church win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
JULIAN S. CARR
FOR THE SENATE
He Is the Logical Candidate for North
Carolina,
NOMINATION NEARLY CERTAIN
Tho People in the State at Large Have
Picked Him out 10 Represent the
RcbablIi,atcd Democracy ofthe
Old North state.
NOMINATION NEARLY CERTAIN

prRAHAM. y. G. sept. le--Special.-
General Julian s. Carr IS the logical can
a,saie for tho noxt united states senator
from North Carolina
II is a foregone conclusion that In inc
next election tho state will be redeemed
from the party which IS responsible Tor
the critical condition Of the penitentary'
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
ana other state Institutions; that the
amendments 20 the Constitution viii pass;
that the machine IN all parties VIII be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Tho National W. c.. r. L. Convention
meets in Seattle. Washington. October
e0h-s5th A special train will be made up
I'm Chicago leaving the evening OF Octo-
Der 18th, over the Wisconsin Central and
Great Northern railroads This train viii
be held On Fargo. y. D., from Saturday
nieht until Sunday night. thus obvauns
the necessity of any Sunday travelling.
This affords a nice. opportunity to any
one wishing a pleasant trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Now Kent County.

OAK. VA. Sept Special.-Yesterday
was County Court day. There was only
one case on docket. which was dismissed
Mr.. y c. Madison. candidate for Legs
lature 20 represent the counties Of New
Kent. warwick. York, Charles City, James
City and the city OF Williamsburg was
present. and addressed the audience for a
short while
Mrs y NJ Jennings has been quite sick
FOR several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

bv Rev. A. r. Wilson. OF Richmond; and
again at 2. VI. by DR.. j. =. Smith. also
of Richmond; and at o'clock in the even
ing Rev W. a. Barr rector OF M0numen-
tai church. An efficient choir will attend
Rev carey Gamble. Of the diocese OF
Southern Virginia. VIII preach at Christ
church this morning at II o'clock.
The rector will read morning prayers at
the parish church. and in the evening
win preach at the parish mission chapel.
Rev. c. J.. Bane Will fill his pulpit at
Union Station church at Il a. NJ. and
s j. VI. to-day. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Wants His People.

city Collector Cunningham received a
letter yesterday, addressed 70 "the City
Corrector." The letter asked that the
"Corroct0r" make inquiries concerning
certain relatives OF the writer, Anthony
Welch. OF Huntington valley Pa. Captain
Cunningham Will try TO ind the missing
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Xio r. 1. and l.. aud Pennsylvania
Acknowledgement Trip Kate FROM
Richmoud Ouly Stt.

Special trains. with parlor cars at
tached. leave washington via. Pennsy.-
vania r. r.. at 500 A. NJ, August -ith'
september 9Th. September Ast october
SIN and October 18th.
Tickets from Richmond good j. days
for return passage on all regular trains
eycept limited express trains. stop overs
allowed on return trip at Bunalo' koches-
ter. and watkins Glen.
For further information, apply 10 Rlch-
mond Transfer Company, wv east MAN
49, "a Ticket Agent Byrd-street Sta
49, 90 ". +. TAYLOR,
'''-'' Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Return.

Mr.. and Airs. Frank stayton Thompson,
the weI-knoWn musicians. returned 10
the city last evening after pleasant
summer at Atlantic City. Asbury Park,
and New York. They begin their sea-
SONS teaching about October 1st This is
Professor and Mrs. Thompson's third sea-
son In Richmond. and promises 20 be the
r,ost successful They have taken the
same house, e9i east Grace street, for an
other year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
A PERSONAL MATTER.
Charges Of Inenciency Against Lieut..
Holmes Conrad.

Holmes Conrad.
WASHINGTON. Set. 15-Charges of In
efficiency have ben filed with the proper
military authorities against Second Lieu
tenant Holmes Conrad, recently appointed
and assigned TO the Twenty-l1nth Infan-
try. The formal charges have not reached
the War Department officially but they
have been filed with General Royal r..
Frank. commander Of the Department Of
the Gulf
Lieutenant Conrad IS son Of
former soiicitor-General Holmes Con-
rad His friends say that the whole ques-
ton originated over personal grievance
between Conrad and his captain.-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
REDUCED RATES TO PHILADEL-
PHIA

Via e., +. and T.. II. IL. aud Penn. H. Il
on Account of National Export EN.
position.
Commencing September fith, The r.. T..
& =. Il. r. will. Oh Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS Of each week. continuing Until Tues
dav. November 18th sell round-tri0 tickets
from Richmond 20 Philadelphia al rate Of
Si0s5. including coupon of admission 10
the National Export Exposition continue
Gus passage in both directions, tickets good
90 return until December 9Th, inclusive.
Good going only ON date of sale
Tickets on sale az Richmond Iransieg
Company. g03 east Main street. and Ticket
Office, Byrd-Street Station.
W. r. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
To Northern and Eastern Resorts Via
RI. and T.. and Pennsylvania Ran

Tickets 10 an the principal Northern
~ t,astern resorts at reduced rates; on
eate uotu September 5Oth, good TO return
until October 3lst
cod schedules by n variety OF routes.
mn Information can be obtained at Rich-
-oond transfer CO.. s03 east Main street.
Ticket office Byrd-strcet Station. or from
W. y. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
LOCAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
CONVENTION,
Lynchburg. Va, September eO,h.
SPECIAL RATES Via {. ~ o.

For the local Fire Insurance Agents
Convention at Lynchburg, Va, septem-
Der 10th, the Chesapeake ana Ohio will
sell tickets from Richmond to Lynchburg
ANA return al rate Of s. September 18th
and goth, with final limit OF September
18th. Train leaves Richmond. James
River Division station. at lo:So A. N.
daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store millinery opening w.il
ha "Wednesday and Thursday. septemDer
eo.b and 2lst Several novel features VIII
he introduced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store millinery opening VIII
he wednesday and Thursday, September
2oth and DIST Several novel features VIII
be introduced.