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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.

GARY W. Brown, wine steward at the
Jefferson. has returned from Baltimore
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson and wife were
registered in Paris Tuesday
Mr. David Cornell. manager OF the
Home Brewing Company. at Wilmington
y. c., IL IN the city.
Mr.. Preston Boisseau, State Lumber
Inspector for Dlnwiddie county. vas In
Richmond yesterday.
r G Henry, formerly Of this city, but
now living in Washington, ID. C., has
been in town for few days.
Henry Hawkins. colored. was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Marion Sutton
an a charge Of cutting John Ross with
razor.
Mr. James G. Taylor, OF No. 2222 east
Marshall street who was reported very
sick Wednesday night is greatly improV-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Burton have re
turned from a pleasant vacation spent
I'm North Carolina. Sir. Burton IS cash-
Ter at the Jefferson.
Mrs. VIM. Bosher. who has been visiting
Mrs. Harvey George, Of CharollesViie'
IS now in Arlington. Before cunning
home she viii visit Lynchburg ana Am
herst Courthouse.
Mr.. T.. G. Plunkett, postal clerk on
the southern railway between this city
ana DanvSle. has been chosen dele
gate to represent the mail agents in the
state of virginia at the annual ConVen-
ton Of the Postal Clerks Mutual bene-
m Association which meets In st. Louis
September 9th.
Ricbmonders ia New York.
NEW YORK. August -Special.-luch-
nond arrivals: Hoffman G.. p. Antrim;
Il Denis. w r. Gray: Vendome. W. c..
Harvey Jr.: Grand. j. W. Hopkins; Muir
raw Uiu. j. II. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson;
MARLBOROUGH. Lee Ii. 5. Cohen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

LOST HIS PLACE.
The Young Man who Ran the News
Stand Out of a job.

The newsstand at Byrd-sueet Depot Is
once more open. but the young maL who
formerly had charge is there no more.
Wednesday, he was missing all day and
his absence caused great inconvenience 20
the passengers as told In yesterday s
Times. who left their grips in his charge.
When he returned yesterday morning. he
found another man installed In his place
and the stand being run as usual.
lie was informed that his place had been
filled and that his services were dispensed
with
30 reason could be learned as to why he
was absent Wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

The BrooKland District Schools win com
mence their fan session on the llth OF
September and the Tuckahoe Schools on
the 18th.
The other schools Of the county will
commence on different weeks so that the
payday Of the schools wiz not conflict.
G.. c.. Martin was before Justice Lows
Yesterday morning on The charge Of en-
deavoring TO keep a witness from attend
in. court after the witness had be n
summoned He was fined s. for CONTEMPT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED STOCK
holders of the TITLE AND iNSt a.
A%gE COMPANY. of Richmond va.
"a cOrDOratiOn chartered under the
laws OF the State OK virginia. h0i1lns
together more than one-leAtu OF tue
capital stock of said corporation go
hereby can a general meeting OF the
stockholders of said company, 20 N+
held al JUS Oflce. No. 30 east 'fot4
street. in the city OF ltchmond, y a.. On
the i2IH DAY OF SIR EAihti'' 1o'''
Tie object VI said stockholders meet
ing IS 60 approve, ratily' conHii" ana
validate.
ton OF trust-deed from said Title and
Insurance Company 60 JOnl Tyler and
Robert l. Slater. trustees. dated Apfl
-. 1855. recorded in the c.elA oltlce
OF The Chauccry Court OF the Guy OK
Richmond in Deadlock 30. lCi A.,
paeo fGG. &C.. conveying Go said trus-
tees the following property OF aall
Title and Insurance Company situated
I'm the city of Richmond. Va, to-Witt
cts charter, franchises, books dD-
strdcis. maps MeihDIai4ud' meg yi'il
furniture. fixtures, SYSTEM ana aii of
IT'S other property used iu tne npefilOn
Of It's title plant iu trust 10 secure
10 the holders thereof the pay mtht oi
100 bonds OF said Title aud Insurance
Company 0f $1,000 each. all dated April
t.. isaS. and payable to bearer one year
after date. with Interest from date
. The execution, negotiation and de-
livery VI sati bonds. and especially tlc
execution. negotiation and delivery OF
g3 nf said bonds. aggregdung $4,000
10 certain officers ana directors of said
company. iu settlement and discharge
OF Indebtedness due TO them rcspa--
lively. by saia company.
g. The advertisement ana sale o.. Jolu
Tyler. the acting trustee under said
trust-dted at public auction on me lst
day of July. $500. OF all property en-
b.accd and conveyed Dy said trust
deed
g. And 60 authorize the execution and
delivery by said JOnn Tyler trustee.
and said company Of good ana SUM-
Client deed conveying 20 tne purchaser
all property embraced and conveyed by
said trust-dced upon payment ~ me
purchase-money 20 said John Tyler
trustee. and 10 take such action iu re-
gard 10 tho execution OF said trust
deed. issue. negotiation and delivery ul
bonds. advertisement sale and convey
ance. and an matters connected thcre-
with ~ whether above enumerated or
noD. as said stockholders may deem
judiciOus.
And generally so take such action and
transact all such business in regard
20 the assets OF said company and IT'S
affairs Of every character and descrip-
ton as to said stockholders may seem
proper. II. NJ. TYLER.
ARDEN HOWELL.
JOHN @. SLATER.
G. e. BELNIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
SOCIAL MEETING
N MANCHESTER
Lily Council Daughters of Liberty,
Assemble in Force.
PROPOSED CHEROOT FACTORY.
Many Applications Received from
Those Who Are Anxious TO Secure
Employment - Death OF MrEs
Lester The Vacant Puipits.

Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
lll2 Hull street. Bcattie Block.
one OF the most pleasant social gather
ings of the season took place last night
in Anderson Hall. corner OF Ninth and
HUI streets. The occasion was The hfth
anniversary OF the lilly Council, Daueh-
ter sof Liberty. No. @. This organization
has a membership Of one hundred and
nifty. Nearly the entire membership was
in attendance last night
A most enjoyable programme was rem
dcrcd. after which delicious refreshments
were served. consisting Of all good things
which come with this season.
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows:
MY Country. IT'S OF Thee-by council.
scrinture-by j. q. Lumpkin.
S-Prayer-by 5. a. Andrews.
4-Hymn: Shout ia Camp-by choir
-Opening adiress-by g. w Vaughn.
s-TIymn. Standing on Promise.
1-speech-by J. y. Burrows.
s-SOlO-by Mrs Aictcat
s-Adaress. object OF the ORDERLY o.
J. Andrews.
l0-Talk-by w r. Hart
u-Closing hymn-by council
a fash light picture Of The council was
taken by j. q. Lumpkins
The committee on arranging this pleas
ant evening were: A. Il. Lum. j. ID.
Reams. Mrs Matte Spiers. Miss Lee Tay-
Tor Mrs clair Fisher. Mrs. Lee MefI-
deih.
T'ae Aimshouse Committee met yester-
DAY evening. Only the routine business
was gone through with.
CHEROOT FACTORY.
The matter Of starting cherool factory
70 smp,oy 800 hands 20 Manchester Is ere.
atlng consider able interest. Numbers OF
appiicatlons have seen received from
hands who are wilkins and anxious 10 give
their services. and IL Is Thought mat iAe
scheme win be an accomplished 2act w.ta
IN short while.
Tine Young Mems Business Association
has taken the matter In hand ana have
made arrangements az several places Tor
those who are interested 20 leave their
names and addresses. The places are. \.
~. Morrlssctrs. swansboro: 4. ) Daf.
'front.' upper Hur street; Burkert & Wil
Hams Han near Eleventh. G.. W Reams ,
Hui near F.nh: G.. l.. Nunna'y's. lower
Hull street Leader Office 81 hul street.
MRS. MARY A. LESTER DEAD.
Mrs. MARY A. Lester. widow of the late
Thomas Lester. died Wednesday night az
$50 O'Clock AZ he residence OF her son-in-
law. Mr.. John r. Wattingion. rear Mid'o-
THAN. Chest'rfcld county. She leaves IN,
daughter 10 mourn her loss. Mrs. John
-. Warrington, Of Midlothian
lies funeral win take place today
az t20 o'clock from Mt Pisgdh Nj. Il.
church. Midlothian.
FINED FOR THROWING ROCKS.
Squire Lithgow. IN the Mayors Court.
had i.ssht oocket yesterday morning The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
BY The Valentine Auction CO..
So east Broad street

7 Attest IMPROVED NAIlONlhL
l. CASH REGISTER. LAltGt 1ON-
sIGNAlFNT OF FURNII URt. 6itD, T.
RiES. &c. AT AUCTIoN.-Me WIN Soy
THIS TRIDAv1 MORNING SEPT. st.
commencing nj 1920 o'clock sharp. DO.
b National cash Register. latest improve
ment self-adding KEYS from one cent 10
$500. with clock for time opening an1
closing store. register ln perfect ofu-
Good as new and cost 500. i1 use on'y
short time. WI also sell fifteen ads ~
Furniture. Carpets Mattings. COOKING
Stoves. etc. IN this large sale and ine
Furniture. etc.. must bee sold To make
room for other lgnments ,.....-.,,.r.
] IT, VALENTINE.
sci Manager and Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALE-This Dav
by C. H. oliver,
Auctioncer
20 East Broad street.
AUCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.

7 viii sell for parties declining house,
keeping. az my auction rooms, NO :"
rasi Bread street, Friday, at i9;N \. NJ
2 VI T. s,deboards. very hne Walhut
sideboard. ] Mantle Mirror, y seat Try
cycle Bureaus. Washstands, Marble ana
Wood-Top Tables Kitchen safes. COOK
Stoves Chairs Refrigerator. Feasieahs'
Mattresses and Springs. Domesue sew
Ing Machines. ] Fine oak oh1mber sur
] very fine Baby Carriage, = Ice cream
Freezers, Oak and Walnut Naidro0es'
&c. -
FRED. II. WILLIAMS.
5llcshan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
HELP wANrED-Femaie.

WANTED WOMAN TO BIND DRESS
shields at home. Steady work, distance
no disadvantage; ask your dealer o.
show YOU Kora Shields kOra Shields
snap on waist without sewing. Send loc.
Tor catalogue of work. THE k0kA
SHIELD Co. 90 Broome street. New
York. du'l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

YORK RIVER Line via w 1T POINT
TIE FAVORiTE ROUTE WORTH,
LEAVES RICHMOND.
4.3O Il. N 30 ib. Baltimore Limited,
daily except sundays for West Point
and intermediate Stations max
close connection at West FONT WIN
steamers for Baltimore.
2.30 L. H.. so. lO local express, daly
except sunday for West Point ana
intermediate stations. Connects W.lA
STAGE az Lester Manor for Wa.ketton
and IIpNalcunO,k. also. ar Nt1-
Point WUh steamer for Baltimore
Stops at al stations.
500 A. ST.. No. ii. local mixed. LetF es
daily except Sunday ir0m virginia
Sfreet station FOR West Point and
Intermediate stations c1nnectlnb
with stage or Lester Manor FOR
Wafkcrton and Tappah1nnock
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$3.50 a. H. Daily.
1915 A. H.. except Sundays and Mon
$50 p. H.. Daily except Sunday srom
West Point and intermediate sl@-
steamer leave West Point. daily except
Sunday. 1.0 II. 81. arriving Baltimore
$3.50 following morning, returning zen e
Baltimore zoo 5.00 3. a.. daily except oin-
DAY. arriving West Point l.O ana hIth-
m0nd $3.50 following morning
Steamers call at Almonds Wharf, ana
Gloucester Point Tue days. IN li,,gt
and Saturdays at Ciaybank and 1oIN-
Town Nnudavs. "Wednesday and Fridays.
C.. ~. WESTBURY TRAY Pass. AGENT.
gZ) east Main ST.. klehm1nd. a.
J. N. CULP w. 4. TURK.
Traffic Manager Gen, fa - te.ll;
T. S CANNON. Third V.ce-Pre4ident and
Genl Manager. Washington, j. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
The jefferson.

DR.. A. Chalmers Stoddart and AIRS. Stod-
dart London: Mrs. Sialey. Miss Belts,
Miss Best and Mrs HanNthal of Romeo
rerte. ". Va. were registered at the JEFF
fersOn Yesterday
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METROPOLITAN BANK
Tenth and Main Streets.

faoitai Sl25,000.
Profits. y $4,000.
THOMAS y. CARTER. President;
+. ). VALENTINE, Niee-Presldent;
"A. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Directors. James y. Boyd. G. r. Loehr.
Thomas Atkinson. j. c.. Jackson +. G..
Fbel. u. $. Valentine. fl. l.. Cabei. l. fl.
Kaufman. 4. P.zzini. Jr.. p. Whiuock. J.
W. Rothert. b. n. Crump, r. $. Bosher,
Thomas y. Carter.
solicits accounts Of individuals. firms,
and corporations Pays interest on de-
posts by agreement. auN
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N NV NoTilIh1 sWsstsrn
y - - |" rrLnA..i. =. < 80
SEhaduia II FEart

JUNE 81. i,s9
LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLY. BYRD
STREET STATION
900 A. ~. RICHMOND AN NORFOLK
VEsIiBULE LIMITED. Arrive 4s
Norfolk 1888 s. 81 STOPS only az
PetersDurs. Naferiy ana 7AllDIA,
this train.
9.C5 A. n. uuE CHICAGO EXPRESS
FOR Lnehlurg. Roanoke. lol4mNu5
and Chicago Pullman sleeper b an
oke % columbus also flf Bristol.
Knoxville and lull .aiil rt. tl-
man sleeper Roanoke to knoxville
1890 r. NJ f0- Suffolk Norfolk, and IN
toruafinfe stations. arrives OF NOR
fox al 1910 J.. VI.
900 l.. al. Tor i.yncn1irs ana hoan9Ae.
Conuects al Lyu.lDur8 Mll4 ~ t7ii-
iugt0n and Chattanooga l.l. .ttl-
p1ifnlu Sleepers Lyneluufs lu Meln-
pills. ana New, Or'eins' $500 80 fa
and observation car NtNtNfA I'D
N+faia. Ala Pullman .e per PEE,
fwesn Richmond and Luxembourg anu
booths ready i0r occupancy AL t.l1
D II. Also Pullman sleeper itler4-
bure and Roanoke.
rr,fna arrive Richmond from i.Sucil
h,-rg and Use West dtIy II ,tR "A ~.
Fast at il.05 a. NJ, anu % ii-'~ LII"
LIMITED $3.50 L. ~
once 80 mo r.. WAGNER.
CITY Pass nnI Ticket Agent.
C. H. BOSLEY.
District PASSENGER AGENT.
". ~ REVlLL.
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke Va.
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= ~ 1---7-1NlN@I-e|
WANTED. A BOY TO STAY IL a LAW
yers office must know how TO operate
The Smith Premier typewriter and Doe
willing 10 work Address iu own hand
writing. j. b., care 40. lilo east Main
etreet sci
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
AUCTION sALE,--Future DAYS.
By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOnccr.


4 UcTIoN SALE
PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME, 81 IIAIE
IL THE TOWN OF ASHiA;ANp,
VA, on THE NORTH SIDE
OF ENGLAND
STREET.
AND SOUTH or THE r. i. AND T.
RAILROAD. 5000
PROPERTY FORMERLY QWNi.Di AND
DIR. VI. II. HOUSTON.
BY request of the owner. / viii sell The
Aforementioned property upon the
premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER =, $3.50.
at $50 r. N. The Improvements consist
of nice two-st0ry and mansard lram
dwelling containing eight ,Sl rooms, an
I'm good condition. The lot fronts on Eng
land street about 80 feet by q depth OF
2O0 feet. more or less This location Is
Dorfcctv high and dry. Nice shade trees,
and neighborhood nrst-class. only Two
blocks from railroad station
TERMS. Ono-f1urth cash and balance
IN @. II and is months.
au2T Auctl0neer. Richmond. va.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT ACC-
TION.-There WIN be sold 70 81.
Aearh's va between washington and
Alexandria Va. THURSDAY SeDtcm-
r1r IL 1909 AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
ana continued from day 20 day until sale
rs completed about 10 Heavy br 10
IForses 90 Fine Mares. 3M 10 900 Mules
(eurplus mo- longer REQUIRED for serVic'l.
70 Horses. Mules a. O.; ~ Wagons
o9g cefs Harness and Other supplies and
coilfnaro Information furnished on an-
n1ication 10 T. ~. PARSONS. \. 9. NJ.
Vols. tP. O. AleNanorli' Val 9'i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

colored population figured exclusively. TIL
FIRST case was that OF LynwJOd John.
son. Nick Bowman and James Robertson,
charged with throwing rocks Oh the street
They were fined 81 each and costs.
Peter Bailey. Sarah Tucker and TOpscy
Jones We're charged with disturbing the
peace. They engaged in a street row.
Peter Bailey was found 20 be the cause
OF st all so he was charged 81 for his in.
terest. The others were dismissed with
a few words Of caution.
As these retired Henry Hail. colored
who was charged with maintaining a dis.
orderly house. was dismissed.
THE VACANT PULPITs.
The committee appointed by cambridge.
Street church 90 secure pastor 20 sue
coed Rev DR.. Th0rnhil are hard at work.
They have several preachers i'm view. and
10 is probable that some one VIII be set
tied upon within the next few weeks, and
a call extended.
Rev. Calder Wiingham. son Of Rev.
DR.. r. j. Willngham. has consented 10
ofiiciate az the church during the month
Of September. This young preacher IS
fluent and logical talkcr.
At a meeting Wednesday at the church
Judge +. a. Hancock met the ladies' 0f
the Aid Society OF the Clopton-StTcct Bap.
'isl cnu'on' Inc question Oh caiHng
pastor was me OBJECT OF The meeting ara
from the results 1t looks very mucn IKE
Rev. W. W Sisk OF Wayerley. VIII be
extended a call Il ii IS asccrtained he will
consider one from this field
Mr. Sisk IS "a young man and q nucni
speaker. lie has charge of TWO churches
az present ana Is unmarried.
RELIGIOUS NETTING.
~ o. =. htl H"iis' o. 'I'We. peE"i
q ~ oi ir.e'li's9 at 'oIl"li on N.'s"-'
1'lh i"s,ihs nN' ANY. ana mnch good Wa
"N'o'"i ti.''toN. ihfte mehoe i0
were "u'eu 20 ln. church ana interest w.
.ng w We a''-,t ',iFeu. AIT. hr>
'o'us i'.S ''','''s p" ,'e '"ll'lt'
n'.Sl''.'' NV" ""' VIII De s'"" I'D "e'-
0v..V "''' "-.."
A"is ''c'"is az eio.N 'i'e
cemetery COMMITTEE meets at the CITY
halt u VIII i'ihe tour oI Inspection
10 inc oehle ely
me i,s1'nf ih' e,'ht on me Finance
e','''''l'. "' ,,.i.. 'I ,'''S SFe"''S
nan
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
,,.,,,,- -, -.
MY Nlldlh NoN continues very III 81
ms ftsii'hce OF foI'ef street
Several families OF SwanSooro mad
good time picnicking at Forest Hill PARK
yesterday
Miss Lula A. Adams has returned home
after 4 very pleasant trip to Amelia
Courthouse.
Mr. A. T. Harding Of Semmes street,
who. has been suffering with typhoid
fever. Is Improving very much.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. Moon and Master
Leo Howard have returned. from Red
SULPHUR SPRINGS ". Va. Mr. Moons
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Mr.. Garrison Preached.

Rev. Henry G.. Garrison, pastor Of Mar
shall street Christian church, preached
an exceptionally fine sermon at the Aims
house chapel last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Magnetic Wrapper Prices.

Figured Lawn Wrappers. beautifully
made. rounding yoke and caps over
shoulders. pretiy trimmed. with
ruffles and beading. worth $40 orc
and S225. this week for.......... VoS
tOo Very Fine Grade Lawn Wrap
wv pcrs I'm choicest cOlors aud pat
terms. trimmed In Hamburg and ruff
iles. al reduced this week to SIoE
only ...........+.. ............... pi'<O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
BY c. II. Oliver. Auctionecr,
20 T.. Broad Street


DAWN BROKERS' SALE.
BY order Of y Cohen T will sell ~ No.
6 W. Broad street. Friday. september J.
1899. ~ 10 o'clock a. NJ forfeited pledges
consisting Of Diamonds Watches. jew
elry. Guns. Pistols Clothing. Musical IN
struments &C. SC.
c. c. BRIDGES. state Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NO B. w. ELMORE. TRUSTEE. If
4 Twins. or hls heirs or personal rep
resentatile 81 dead. and ROBERT HILL,
ii living. or his heirs on personal repre-
sentative, H dead. whose names ana resi-
deuc.s are unknown.
Notice is hereby given that the under
si.ued will on The Ssh day o. october,
Is.o-that being the first dly of the Octo-
Der term. and more than twenty days
move the County Court Of HenricO county
FOR am order to release and discharge a
certain deed Of trust executed 10y Robert
i. Waddeu on The 9Th day Of August. 1870,
TO b. w Eimore, trustee. and recorded
in said court. u. p. o. page "a, to Sc
Sor the euu of $50 at sixty days from the
date of said deed. and CONVEYING Lots H.
~ and H. Square Il, and Lots ana lo.
i'm Square 20 ON the plan Of Fulton, more
than twenty years having elapsed since
The maturity of the lien therein created.
WAI J. WESTWOOD. Trustee.
BY Counsel.
August. 1894 AUS
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The Valentine Muesum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from 10 A. NJ 20 l.. VI.
Admission y cents. Free on Saturdays.
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EAILfiOADs.
On SOUTHERN
1c,5IjN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 49, 1889.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
HOO +. NJ. No. H. Southern Express.
daily for Atlanta. Augusta. Jackson
vile. and points South. , s,ISi and
Danyiile. Greensboro, SaNsDqr az az ~
Charlotte open at Richmond J.W J.;
NJ. stops for passengers at locat
stations Connects at DanVuie an9
Charlotte with Ne" nd, i"lA ~, 'ii,'
through sleepers between New tot n
and Tampa. with connections lot a'.
Florida points Also, connegsS
ineton and Southwestern Limited
(No. 2J carrying through altot,f
between New York ana 81" -,
New York and Memphis an1 N'"
York and New orleans. Win con
necti0ns for ali points In Texas, Mex
leo and California.
1901 +. NJ. no. z. solid train dailX Tor
Charlotte. y. O.. connects al hv1
ley with Farmvuie aud Powhatan
railro4de Al Kevsviile for Clarks-
vile. oxford. henderson ana l'.r-
ham. and at Greensboro ior b ui I ~
Raleigh and Winstq,ln-i7,aaIieieii, a., g.. ~
mail solid train. daily Tor NsN
Orleans and points SCUM, when
carries sieepers New foth TO ~"
Vile and Miami FOR Nassau and
Havana. Through sleeper Salisbury
10 Memphis. also. Pullman tourist
sleeper every Iuesd1Y ana tfl93
Washington to San Francisco Win
out change.
600 p NJ No. H. local. daily except
sunday. for KeysviIle and interme-
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
-. tFrom Atlanta. Augusta and
6.y a u. Ashevilie. and all points
$40 T. ~ South.
$40 A. NJ. From Keysvile and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos o. and Jg. between Manchester
and NeaD0Is
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLA1 STREETS.
open daily from 8 A M 10 p. II.
Admission, - cents. Free on Satur-
days. ael5-ly
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RAIIKo DS
chesapeake
& Ohio Ry.

H. .H<HN 80 VIZ
N@h0uTE " o''O "r !
EFFECTIVE JULY rs. 9&9
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BKOAD-sTREET STATION
600 A. NJ. Daily. with Iarior car FOR
hiI i@Irf Norlolk aud Portsmouth.
3.45 H. NJ. DAILY with luiman TOT By. a
stations. Newport News. Oh Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth. D'nAecta
al old Point with Nasnn gt0u steam.
ems daily and with Baltimore steam
ers except sunday. connects 40
Norfolk. except Sunday, Win D.Q Do
minOn steamship fof NeW YORK.
10.go a 81. Express. with Panor car. ex-
cept Sunday. Tor k0nceterte. Cone
meets az GordOnsNle Tor Orange
CalVcrt0n. Manassas, Alexandra hAA
Washington. at Union station. Char
lOucsyiie. for Lynchburg, al BASIC
City for Hagerslo~n.
2I5 T. NJ Daily. with pullman to Cla-
c.nnat. Louisville ana ST. LOUIS,
G eonaeciing az or S2I1o9 @l, '' sou.6
eru Railway. uOrtn-nouud. at cove
ingtOu. Va. for hot opNnb- e'ep5
only 4t important slhti yAa' ~ ..'5
served on Dining cars. Np. .'-t
train except sunday, follow kNlt1
train from GOrdOnsyiI.c Orb Goshen.
go p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. except SUM
day for DO5Well 800 .
1870 =. NJ. Daily for enc. MAUI WIN r.
+. Y. Pullman to hin.on ~ va
and Corl0nsvine 90 Cincinnati and
louisville Meals served on dAlA
car Connects at Stauut0n fcACnpt
sundavl for Winchester. Va, ana ~
Covington Va. daily Tor Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHTll-srRELI
STATION.
1880 A. NJ. with parior car. daily i'f
Lynchburg. Lexington, va. hi.i
clifton Forge. Connects, eN.eN. nh.-
day. with Buckingham Sew
aud Alhereue branches. ana at q ..IA
Forge with 80 I for ClncMna
500 T. NJ. Monday wednesday hnl -
day 90 Alherfne. lNc-itt. ANH.
dav and Saturday to- Manioo.
TRAINS ARRIVE Az RICHMOND.
BROAD-sTREET STATION.
500 A. NJ. except sunday, from llo7"..l.
$40 A. M Daily. from Cincinnati.
1910 a. VI. Daily from Norfolk and Old
$3.50 p ~ Daily from Cincinnati 'na
$50 T. NJ Daily. from Norfolk and old
Point. ..,
car from Roncoverte.
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGHril-SIIEIl
S.4OA. NJ. Monday. "wednesday and ir-
day from Manteo. Tuesday, lNa.
dav and Saturday from A lnef'ne
600 T. ~ with pauor car dall. N
Tvnchhurr. and except sunday
JOHN ID POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent
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No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

Mrs. WAI. REID WILLIAMS Principal:
Mrs Il. G. PEYTON. Associate
The twenty -seVeLth session OF this IN
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1890 and closes June II. 1900.
Facilities improved and enlarged. For
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accent ~ conduct the BAR AND
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Cary street. Richmond Va. to buy and
sell for cash only
Aug. 30. 1870 HENRY DkbOLO.