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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
IN DENVER IN 1901.
The Colorado Metropolis Cap
lures The Convention
VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS,
Denver Had Seventeen, While Charles
ion Got Only Two.
DIR. CurvEns GEN. SECRETARY.

tion Notes,

ON to Denver will be the slogan OF the
members OF the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of America I'm 1901.
The Board OF Managers Of the union
last night, by vote Of Y to 2, decided
that the session OF year after next should
be held in the Colorado metropolis.
Denver Charleston, and Kansas city
We're the contestants for the convention.
Representatives Of each Of the three
cities We're heard by the board prior to
"a vote being taken.
THE PLEAS or THE CITIES.
The splendid delegation which Charles
ton has had AT work here throughout the
convention was first received. Every
member of the delegation presented the
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THREE Gent FARES.
Voluntary Reduction Announced
BY Detroit StIeet-Cars'
THE CITY IN A FUROR
The Press and People Vigorously
Oppose The Scheme.
DO NOT THINK IT WILL PAY,
But Governor Pingree Takes An
other View OF lt-Confident in Ills
Municipal Ownership Plan-"The
Day of the People is Dawning."

DETROIT, MICH, July H.-Three-cent
fares are announced to-day on the fronts
OF Detroit street-cars in the places where
amusement advertisement signs are usu-
ally carried. This sudden voluntary re-
ductlon is the result of a decision Of Gov
give the people an object lesson upon
what they may look forward to If the
present plans Of the sale OF all the De-
trolt railways TO the Detroit Municipal
Railway Company on behalf Of the city
is carried out. Three-cent tickets sold to-
day at five for Is cents are so worded
that their use for full payment of fares
can be withdrawn at any time.
THE CITY IN \ Juror.
The city is in a Juror over the present
situation. All the newspapers and nearly
al the more prominent citizens are OPP
posing the Pingree plan. II is now
claimed that the majority Of citizens OPP
pose it on the ground Jhat Scent fares
to pay the expenses and the $7,O0oO0O pro-
posed TO be paid for the roads, and that
they will if purchased, revert to the
present owners.
Governor Pingree claims that the roads
will certainly pay off their purchase price
under Scent fares. lie IS having circu-
lars distributed on the streets giving his
side of the controversy.
WHAT PINGREE SAYS
TOLEDO. o., July 1.-THE following
messages were exchanged between Coy
ernOr Pingree and Mayor Jones concerning
the Detroit Scent sueet-car fare:
Hon. ). NJ. Jones, Toledo: Three-cent
street railway fares and universal trans
fers 60 into effect i'm Detroit Friday and
will be continued indefinitely. unless stop
ped by the enemies of the people
H. :. PINGREE.
Hon. H. 5. Plngree. Detroit: Accept
my hearty congratulations on the triumph
Of public ownership I'm Detroit. The day
OF the people is dawning. II is a victory
Of reason over force. and a great step
towards the realization Of real liberty
The people will own themselves.
). NJ. JONES.
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DrC,yTER WAS THE FAv0RirE'
But knight OF the Garter won Ut
brighton Bench.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE HANDICAP ~
one mile and quarter. the third race
on the card. was the feature OF the racing
M Brighton Beach to-day. Decanter was
the favorite. at , TO ]. but George boyu
was heavily backed. Knight Of the car
fer unset the talent. however by taking
the track at the fail of the flag, mahli's
ali the running and winning handlly ny
a length and half I'm the good tlme OF
2.OG 2-5. Decanter was second. iengll
before George Boyd who was SLOW 20 uc-
gin. and worked a stormy passage sum
mary: 81, a.,
First race-six furlongs-Montanic & 10
ID won Marlbert Il 90 aud QUO sccohu'
Trumpet "a 10 - third Time. l.i 30.
Second race-fve furlongs Decide u 10
- won Exit ~ TO and 70 ID Secouu'
Emigre &c To y third. Time. :Ol 30.
Third race-one and one-fourth miles
Knight of the Garter q to ID won. Ne
conter q 10 1 and 10 - second George
Bovd @ 10 y third. Time. 2O6 %.
Fourth race-ive 1urlongs-M ailhs y
IN u won. Affra Il to and 10 . second
Fluke ~ 10 ID third. Time. lNl 10.
Tifth race-one mile-The kentuckian
e to 81 won. wait Not O To ana 20 y
second. Sir Hubert @ To y third. llhe'
~ 2-j. ,,.,,,.,,
miles-Approval 4 TO lO won. Captain
Sigsbee q 10 and . 60 - second. Grey
Jacques 60 to y third. Time l''0'
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had to be taken to his residence. on De-
catur street.
Mrs. r. J. Noud OF Washington. d. c.,
Is visiting Mrs. II. X. Bearie. on Deca-
tur street.
Miss Eva Martindalc has Just returned
from New York, where she graduated "a
nurse in one Of the large Institutions at
that city She is at her mothers resi-
dence, No. 1917 Perry street.
Mr.. William Allen. superintendent OF
injury Cemetery. received telegram
Thursday evening from Spencer. y. e.
telling him of the extreme Illness OF MS
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. with spinal
meningitis. Mr.. Allen left on the MD
night train for Spencer.
Mrs. Ann H. Brock died Thursday nisht
N 71o O'Clock at the residence OF her
brother. MIR Ira w. Alley. on the Ninth
street road. few miles below Manches-
ter. in the cd year OF her age.
At a regular meeting OF Manchester
Council. No. %. J. o. L. \. a.. held az
Odd-Felows' Hall Thursday night. the
following officers were installed by past
Councillor A. j. Smith: Past Councll'or'
u. T.. Capron: Councillor. W. L. Alley
Vice-Councillor. r. A. Scroggins; Record
ing Secretary. George W. BlankehSWp
Assistant Recording Secretary, *. -
Wood: Financial Secretary. q. \. carr
Treasurer. A. $. Denton; Conductor. j.
r. Hubbard; Warden, \. J. smith; lnsldo
Sentinel. ]. L. Ferres: Outside Sentinel
). r. Hague; Trustee for eighteen months
4. j. smith: Representative 70 Slate
Council. w. j.. Alley. After the meetnS
adjourned refreshments were served -
the brothers present
4 regular meeting OF the Business
Mons Association was held ut Toney's
rfou last night. Only routine business
was transacted.
Mr. John n Carter is visiting friends
On west Ninth street.
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The Brilliant Chicago Preacher, Whose Address Was
One of the Features of the Convention Yesterday,

claims of the Palmetto City with a
clcarness. force. and earnestness that
deeply impressed the board and made the
matter Of selection very difficult 1he
doleeation assured the board that the
businessmen OF Charleston would supply
the usual guarantee as TO expenses ana
other things. and furthermore, brought
invitations 10 the convention from the
Chamber of Commerce the Young Men IS
business League. the Merchants EN-
chance the Cotton Exchange. the Cover
nor of South Carolina. the Mayor OF the
civ ana the president of the state h"P-
fist Young Peoples Union The neHl"''S
NJ tbe board stated after adjournment
that they had never heard the clalihS VI
"a city more clearly presented
NJ NfcNfWan. OF Colorado. presented
the claims of Denver. The Colorado capl-
tal is ready 10 do everything tnat any
other city has ever done TO give the
union cordial welcome.
Rev. J. 5. Kirtley. of Kansas Clty' IN
q very forcible speech, asked that the
convention go 10 his city.
There were no other invitations recelv-
cd and the delegations retired. while me
hoard proceeded 10 consider the question
AZ selecting the meetingplace two years
hence
THE VOTE FOR DENVER.
II was past o'clock ere q decision was
reached. The vote st0od-Denver Ia
Charleston. ,.
Tho fact that there had never been n
session of the convention west OF chi
caeo seems TO have had the greatest IN
hucnce I'm inducing the board 10 select
81 HOY
selection Of that city was subject to the
,sual conditions Of sufficient money qua
rantee and the customary reduction in
railway rates.
The board voted that in the future
places of meeting would not be selected
two years ahead.
DIR. CHIVERS REFLECTED
Prior 10 consideration Of the question
of the next place Of meeting, Rev Dr.
Il. e. Chivers. Of Chicago. was reelected
general secretary OF the union and editor
of the Baptist Union. lie has already
served two years, and makes splendid
officer
The session Of the board was held in
one OF the parlors al the Jefferson. Presi-
dent Emory ". Hunt or Toledo. pre-
sided. Nineteen States were represented.
visitors 10 Richmond College.
President Boatwright has thrown open
the doors of Richmond College and the
beautiful society halls. he library the
museum. and the memorial halls have
been literally thrOnged with visitors
throughout the convention. The college
to-day will have an exceedingly rare at
traction IN the closing lecture Of Pro-
fessor Price. Of Chicago University. on
the Testimony Of the Monuments"
REGISTER AT THE GROUNDS.
The Registration Committee has moved
from the Armory to the Auditorium All
delegates and visitors are Invited 10 call
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shows forth. as nothing else ln an tnl'e
universe the brightness OF Goo Hi''
while the GROWING glory OF we, ~" , 3,
/. Inc radiant presence i'm the hlkn pi"0D :
10 which the Lord mas eNaI'tu mn and
su,h disciples as are disciples lndtcd' anu
inns do thev show forth the praises or
Him who has called them out o., dtIKn le,,
into His marvellous light. III Se CI"-
tiruc i'm Nv Word. then are Sc My us
ciulcs indeed" Not listless believing put
heroic doing. not occasional dashlHS' ~ =
taffsrt enduring: this ls The criterion oil
real dlscipleship. oh. Jet uS not pc cor
content with cheap diScipleship' nut i'l
ue resolve. God helping us, 10 be ols''lIe9
indeed.
Dr Henson's address which was emil
nenflv characteristics was Illuminated 10y
flashes of keen wit and satire. At IT'S
rlrs. the speaker was greeted with pro-
lOnsed applause.
THE ELECTION or OFFICERS.
The hymn. coronation was theh
sung bv The choir and audience standing;
arfer which the report of the committee
ON Nominations was presented ana Ie'u
boy l.. j. Z. Bishop, ESD OF New Ao'k
the announcement Of each name was
received with applause, and the re-clectloh
of Mr.. John II. Chapman, OF Chlcdso'
WAS evidently exceedingly popular. Inc
fun list Of officers IS as follows:
President-John IL. Chapman, chicago
IL ~.
Vico-Presidents-I4 J. =. Bishop, New
York: W. W. Gaines, Atlanta, and l.. Nc
Neil, Paisley. Can.
Recording Secretary-Rev. II. W. Reed'
Wisconsin.
Treasurer-F Frank Moody. Wisconsin.
Board Of Managers Term ends 'sO- 60
I'm vacancies of term ending 1850: Norm
Dakota. Rev W. l.. Van Norm, Fargo
Vermont. Rev. G. r. Il. Dodge, ItAoh
rails. Wisconsin. Rev G.. a. Hobbs. Del
Gran. Minnesota. Rev. II. =. 5tillTeh,
Minneapolis: Quebec, Rev. J. =. WCbD'
Montreal: Colorado. Rev. \. $. phelps
Fort Collins: Delaware Rev. o. G. Bud
6ington Wilmington; New Brunswick, H.
~ henderson. Fredericton; Manitoba
w NJ Findlay. Winnipeg. Southern Call
frr,is l. ". Curtis san Bernardino;
otlgboma Rev. W NJ Anderson; Geor-
"a. y Van Deyenter; Texas, Rev. II. W.
rr,,ott Dallas: North Carolina, }. g.
ADAMS: Mississippi. Arthur tlake.
Torm ending 1901 60 fli vaca1ciesp: New
YORK city. Norway Williams; fr.h'e H"-
words Island. Rev. G. r. Raymond
Torm ending 1900: Nova Scota, H, ",
q 4 lawson. Halifax; AlabilIa' ny
NJ galloway: Rhode Island KEY W -
wood; Connecticut Howard H. H"s'
cOmbo. o,r1i-
eleven additional members rs oAnoi-
datca 10 serve on the EXeculiYe , "n,iille-
tee for one year: Professor Ira NJ. i've'
ph u. Illinois, Rev. l.. 4. Crandvu' -
D.. Illinois, John W. Low lihho,,'
Charles S. Burton. illinois KeV. II
Francis Perry. Illinois: Rev. W. IL "oiS.-
welt. Illinois G.. l.. Vance. ILLINOIS, 'eF'
b. ID. Cray, ID. D.. Alabama feV' r. l."
CONCLUDED on THIRD PAGE)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
ATTENTION. VISITORS!
TriIby ENcursions the Most Popular
via y. q ". Railway.

Every Sunday morning at $50 sharp the
"rrilby" will leave Byrd-Street OnioD
Station, via Atlantic-COast Line and Nor
folk and Western railway. for Norfolk,
Ocean View. and Virginia Beach. for a
days outing the rate. either 10 Norfolk
or Ocean View 81 for the round trip; 10
virginia Beach and return, N.2j. Return
ing. train leaves Virginia Beach at $50
+. NJ. ocean View al 6.30 =. NJ, and Nor
folk at 7IO =. NJ. Through cars to Nir-
Cinia Beach. Passengers for Ocean View
change at the Norfolk and Western de-
not. Norfolk. with through train 10 Ocean
View. NICHE q ADAMS
Managers.
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biographies as we used
they really never either

Sunday-school biographies as we used
H ISau-oniy they really never either
The spirits OF the just made perfs are
only TO be found in Heaven But here
are some disciples SO consistent so cOur-
dscous. so Christly iu character and con-
Duct mat II may tuthfully be said of
them that these are disciples that are
oscnlcs indeed These are the very Gowcr
and chiNalry OF the Sacrdmsntal hest Of
bod s. elect ANA so are % specta lie 10 men
ana Co ANGELS. And it was with a view
tp iulS GROWING exhibition that this
Wor was built Men have .holr widely
rumpcted cosmopolitan eXp)si;ions. On
"nch thcrc are set iu glorious array the
masterpieces ~ human colstru don ia
every great department Of tndcavDr. And
from the ends of the earth crowds come
To SEQ. Tho LORD Of Hosts through an the
asses has been preparing an exhibition.
Long time this world was bull ling. ana
ne angels wondered until man appear
cd. and then the morning tars sang TO-
Ecihcr ana the sons of God shouted IoI
JOY. for they thought they saw what the
Lord was at.
Thcn fen The awful fan Of sin. and the
beauty was marrCd ana Gods PURPOSE "P
pdrently was fOilcd
But amid the awful darkness ana 81
lcucc there WAS heard whisper OF mercy
and hone The work Of the ocNu was
10 be undone and the glory of God was 20
cild tho gloom. BUT the weary ages roll
ca. the promise remained untulhiled, ana
tho earth was soaked WIN t'dir "Ii"
blood. and the angels wondered what II
al, meant.
At last i'm the fulncss OF time the son
of God made Ills advent and the angels
Sang. GLORY TO God I'm the Highest
and well they might. for now the light be-
KAN 90 dawn. and they saw light i'm that
licht. The Cross was uplined. the Church
gathered round 1t. a band OF men, who
were miserable sinners. but have now
been transformed into jubilant saints,
as re who commanded 10 shine out OF
darkness shines into their hearts 10
give them the light Of the knowledge OF
His glory I'm the Fan Of Jesus Christ. And
thus we begin 10 see the meaning Ct that
Scripture: THAT how unto the principali-
ties and powers ia heavenly places might
he known bY the agency OF HE Chu:ch
tho manifold wisdom of Cod
BEGINNING OF THE EXPOSITION.
The exhibition is ON. This is that for
which the ages have waited, and all the
hieh and holy iutelligcnces OF the uni
verse. The Church was that when tne
Lord was preparing 10 develop All the
rest was only scaffo.diug. Now there is
uncovered the glory of God real pur-
pose. lie will show what His grace
can 40 i'm the regeneration Of the lost
These rogeucratc souls constitute the
Church. and the Church, thus constituted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
An EVENTFUL DAY,
MANY Features Of Interest Mark
BY P j, Convention.
MR. CHAPMAN REELECTED,
re Annual Fellowship Meeting, With
R0lI-Call Of States.
nm rnE>rNr,rroN or uANNERs.
pnec,. for The Ensuing fc"r-SpIen-
did Addresses by Eminent Men
.t. trruugcmcnt~ for To-Day
,.,ermcutS ia city PuIpits.

convention OF the Baptist
Union Of America grows
Enthusiasm has risen by
bounds and the eliminating
l reached tomorrow night
rs service.
tur.s sessions yesterday, the
- .t..ly increasing until the
.e. which Was the LARGEST of
The addresses were on "a
Mla plane. that of Rev Dr..
Chicago. at the first session.
... G.. s. Eaton. OF Toronto. at
particularly tine and con-
.ut occurrence OF the day was
aauou Of prize banners but
aI fellowship mccuus. with the
... ol he States held in the after
Hs the most picturesque feature
invention. which has Aot by any
lacked for pictorial element. The
r4uon iu honor of the Canadian
-eutatit,s WAS something remark
. election of officers developed no
.-,-. Hu. tlD report of The Commit
Nominations. which Proposed the
.'..n ol Nr John III. Chapman as
u.- received W.th applause and
adopted.
.- .tI.y morning hours OF devotion,
u State rallies. and Che afternoon lec-
..r. aII Wei attended and very m-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
~. Y. T.. I. SIDE TRIPS.
Delightful Outings which Richmond
People ns Well ns Visitors May
Enjoy.
MOONLIGHT TO DUTCH GAP

MOONLIGHT TO DUTCH GAP
Saturday night. July 18th. on steamer
Pocahontus. Tickets. % cents; ladies. p
cents. Boat leaves wharf at Il. NJ; re-
turning about II =. VI
JAMESTOWN MONDAY. JULY 18TH,
on steamer Pocahontas. Round-trp. in
Guiding admission TO jamestown Island.
81. Lunch and refreshments at reason
able rates Boat leaves Virginia Naviga-
ton Company's wharf at \. NJ; arrives
Richmond about y. NJ.
WASHINGTON. Mt. VERNON, ETC.
via r.. +. & p route. Monday, July
nth: returning Tuesday July 18th Tues
day. July 18th: returning Wednesday.
July 18th. Trains leave Broad and Han
cock streets $50 y. NJ; leave washing
ton T. NJ; arriving Richmond about 1880
T. VI. Rate 10 Washington or Mt. Vernon
and return. $3.50
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND OCEAN
VIEW.
via c. & o.. Monday. July nth; returning
same day. Tuesday july 18th; returning
same day Trains leave G. & O. depot
SI5 A. NJ: leave Old Point 8 p. NJ; ar
irving Richmond about 10 J. VI. Reduced
rates at hotels Round-trip TO old Point,
N25: Norfolk and ocean View, $50
NORFOLK OND VIRGINIA BEACH
Wednesday. July 18Th. via Norfolk and
Western route Train leaves Byrd-Sireet
depot s \. NJ: Virginia Beach $50 j. NJ;
arriving Richmond about 10 =. VI. Rate TO
Norfolk, Sl.25; Virginia Beach. $50.
NATURAL BRIDGE.
Wednesday, July 18th, via G. & o. route.
Train leaves Eighth-Street station at y
4. NJ; Natural-Bridge station +. NJ;
arrive Richmond 1890 y. III. Tickets good
20 return on regular trains next day.
Round trip. $50; stage fare and admis-
sion to bridge. 81
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Consul JONES Is DEAD.
He Passed Away at InNphh-''S
Disease Not known.

ADMISSION. ALA, July H-Colonel A.
y. Jones. of this city. United states Con-
sui TO Taxpan, Mexico. died at TaNpan
this morning The nature Of his illness
is not known. The remains cannot be
shipped home. Colonel Jones was norm
I'm Wales i'm 1915, and came 10 Pennsyl-
vanla when years OF age. and after
wards 10 Alabama. He was appointed
Consul to Taxpm by President Mckin-
ley IN Octobe~. 1871. His family Is here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
on Day for Two Fingers.

Robert Braxton (colorcd had his hand
badly cut In some machinery AZ Hare's
planning mill about o'clock yesterday af-
ternOOn. TWO fingers had % be- taken or
but the others may be- saved. Or. Cum
ningham. Of the aimshOuse, treated the
man.
The ambulance was called Immediately
afterwards 10 the First Police station.
where Dr. Cunningham attended William
Jones c0oreD. whose lex had been cut.
The injury. the man said. had resulted
from "A friendly scunie over knife. The
injury was stitched up and the man left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

IL. Y. u. I. Slut-i Ilp ilfittAN w
Washington. baltimore. Phiindcl-
phia. and New York. via r., y. N J..
Route.
Holders Of return portions Of Baptist
Young Peoples Union Convention tick
cts. or of certificates showing such tick
cts have been deposited for extension
may purchase round-trip tickets over the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and PENNSYLVANIA railroads az the fol
lowing low rates: Fredericksburg. $1.s5;
Alexandria $3.50. Washington. 800; Bal
timore $3.50: Philadelphia. $50; New
York. $3.50. Limit Of side-trp ticket TO
correspond with limit of convention
ticket. Fast time. Convenient sche-
dulles. Through cars. Special Baptist
Young Peoples Union excursions to
Washington and MI Vernon Monday.
July nth. and Tuesday, July 18th, return
ing Tuesday and Wednesday. Trains
leave Broad and Hancock streets $50 A..
NJ. Rate. $3.50 round-pip. Tickets good
ON excursion trains only.
W. u. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Byrd-Street station.
Tickets on sale at Byrd-Street Station
and at Richmond Transfer Comp rs
CqO} east Main street and jefferson Hotel
Branch.
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s,ctpxvuv Pianos, Knabc Pianos;

also, Hardman. standard, Kimbal, and
ten other makes can be seen at the
largest music-house in the South. WAL
TER D. MOSES & CO., 1905 Main street.
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THE MORNING SESSION.


" W. -
interest was manifested in the
...,..
u.-t as large ass on the night
..t v.,. g.,. i,, ..,,. ,,,.,..-
" AT "
Wu of the speakers
.lic4e0. and Dr. Henry.
iu mart to tla ftct
..r v,. q. 49,. t,.... .l..
Iol .l'e VI9ul"s year
carry ON mana, ANA
was Well flied some time
.olonal services were bee
n. enthusiasm which marked
sessions va. AGAIN evident
ID ....... f.t...... .-r.- ..
""'' t'' -".i.|
.. OH DIS -tel. 'r.
Enjoys tAe reputation OF being
.'.' t' sway lrett audiences than
other Sneaker Iu America and his
I'. Yesterday gave evIdpr.. .f Ills
u.r Ir tI. direction Dr. r..,,. ,,.i..
.t tle head NJ OBJ. Auti->aI.o. .......
h- Wu.ru- iuy,..It. and ,.,r.,t.,r
.nratim OF fIrt. ,t.r. U.i.r,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
TtII< u CHEAP
Only 50 VIII Buy n Grnphophonc.
WALTER ID. MOSES & co.
1905 Main street.


Every kind of Graphophoue Talking Ma
chine from S. upward. also 1000 fine loud
records and supplies of every description
for Photographs and Graphophones.
WALTER ID. MOSES q Co,
1905 Main street.
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pnrIor-Cnrs on james River Diyi-
sion. Through Trains.

Beginning July 18th. Parlor Cars Will be
attached 10 the through trains on the
James-River Division OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway between Richmond and
Clifton Forge.
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500 Reward.

10 any person who presents himself, or
any acquaintance. who has been vic
tmized by purchasing railroad tickets
from either member OF the American
Ticket Brokers' Association i'm this city.
STILLS TICKET AGENCY,
W. r. HARDWOOD.
Members American Ticket Brokers' As
ISOLATION.
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being the only duly authorized agents Of
the railroad and steamship lines. are the
only ones who can check baggage from
hotels or residence. y. Y. =. L. delegates
should leave their orders In good time.
=. II. BOWMAN. General Manager
9t3 east Main street
phones 46
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u. Y. y. 1. Baggnge

can be checked from hotel or residence
by the Richmond Transfer Company
only. Please leave your orders early.
). Ii. BOWMAN. General Manager
e0} east Main street.
phones. g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
several Piano bargains

of standard makes. some show no wear
whatever. WALTER ID. MOSES * CO.,
1905 Main street.
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SUPERIORITY OF TIE c. a o.
Every sunday Outings tn the Sea
side.

They are patronized by our pest people.
They give a clean. quick ride over stone
ballastcd. steel-rail track. Ample coach
IS: no croWding, seat for every one. Any
schedule OF the ferry and electric railway
between old Point. ocean View and Nor
folk can be used during the day. This
gives privilege OF stop Off at either or all
three places ON the one Dollar Round
Trip Norfolk Ticket. \ parlor-car at
tached TO the Chesapeake and Ohio sun
day outing trains which leave Broad
Street Station at $50 \. VI. every Sunday.
Connection made at old Point for Buck
roe Beach. Returning leave Norfolk
(Ocean-Niew Station al Z p. NJ. leave
Ocean View 7IJ +. NJ; leave Old Point 3
Z. NJ, and arrive Richmond 10 z. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

Thomas Rhoads. Centreheld. O., writes
"r suffered from plies seven or eight
veors no remedy gave me relief until
DsWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less than a
box of which permanently cured me-
Soothing. healing. perfectly harmless.
Beware Of counterfeits. Bodeker Brothers.
~ ATfllar