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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

In anaemla and most women's ailmcnt s
the digestion is weak the making Of col-
or. flesh and strength out OF food. Is im-
perfect so that the patient is week. wan.
nervous and dyspeptic This condition
can be corrected by taking course az
Herbine. Price 30 cents. For sale by A.
E, Kiesllug, druggist. 5o2 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

Al your own door--the best health re.
sort in America--there's only one Sour
Lake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

Sneapesi and best medicine ever known
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

Sour Lake has cured thousauds-it can
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A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery

One small bottle OF Halls Great DIcsw11
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moves gravel cures diabetes seminal ea+|
slons. weak aud lame backs. rheumatism AL
ell irregularities OF the kidneys ana bladder d
both men and women. bladder trouble In sl4|
dren. II not sold by your druggist will n
sent by mail on receipt OF 500 One snail
bottle is TWO months treatment, and will ua
any cesc above mentioned. DR.. 3. W. HiA|
Sole Manufactures. p. 0. Box 6es ST. last1
Mo Send for testimonials. Sold by all ifsl|
eists and Houston Drug Company,
Navasota, Texas, June 10,-This 10 70 I'll
tIfy that one bottle of Halls Great DistpfsN|
has cured me OF gravel and kidney sfsrn|
have been a constant sufferer since he ill|
of Il tried everything known to the nd
cal world. but nothing did me the goM VI
Great Discovery has done. therefore rn's']
fully recommend II TO any one suffering ~
kidney trouble. NJ z. PlCktIl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

s,., c..shr co,ored ... 10 90
S ~, NI r', oiored . 90
~, Inoust, ,ss sriored .... 5 90
y ~ 49,, So. oninred ....... 10 90
49, 20 M,ntie III, ~ colnrcd .. so
Wash Clemmons. colored .......'' o. W
- w. iSaw white .. 80 .
,r,e., .si7 .465 81
]. S. Deadly,
n n Van Lew. Chairman.
Secretary.
We certify that we have examined
into the above losses and find same TO oe
c. y. Allen.
j. c. Butcher.
W. c. Coghlan.
Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

The Harris county committee has re-
ceived the following list showing losses
at Harrisburg and vicinity during the
storm of Sentemher s. 1000:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

Total .....'.""...'.....:.', 5 sla 49, 0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
IN The C ,UNiY.
Mrs. james Il. Tnrrin brought Homo
III Bart N He S'li-.

Mrs james Il. Turl,in brought HON"
III isart n He ss',i-.
Mrs. James E. Turu:n, vito OF MI 1ur-
pm. Of Baron II .ghts. was brought TO
Ter home j sterday. morning. suffering
from broken limb received in q railroad
acc4dent.
AS. Turnpin, who has been to the Hoe
sp.ings, Ark, for. health was !njur-o IN
a rain cad accid nj which occurred % her
iesu.n home.
She Is not ser ously hurt, and will
doubtless now improve rapidly.
...Ia d. =. C.eal, ->s.-1h, d, Is
visiting some OF hea. Te.aIves IN brooR-
land Park
Rev. DR.. Dunawav. who left here Thurs
day evening on a business TRIP TO Fred
er cksburg. has returned and will hoa
his regular services to-day at the Bar
ton shts baptist church
Rev. ]. Sidney Peters vii ho'd s,A"irl
services to-day at the Barton Height
Ne I'D st church
Rev. DR.. Suu,res VII hold his regular
morn ne and even ng services at the Bar
ton Heights Overlook Presoy ter an
church
Rev. DR.. crisman VIII ha'd his ree','er
services today at the Barton Heights
Episcopal church
MS Mcclellan. wife of the late Judge
and ex-Consrassrnn c. a. O. MsG!e. an.
az a1,b,-r-1. Ind. Is v.s.t'n her bother,
Mrs E. Long on North Avenue.
The No,-errie. ~ tern % TIRE eSn''7'v C.s',-1
of tIeny,co Will heefn ro-morrow. me
teachers of Tucnalloe D strict met y S1S1-
day,morning at the Court-House and were
Maid off
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
COURT OF APPEALS.
Many G .scs in tn" -Ctll f u Arsumrn t

Many G .scs in tn" C III FIR ArSumrn t
on rr-N ~ W.
Tn United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, with Judges Goff. Simonton and
rurnen prrs.d.t.g. Gases VIE argued
as follows;
No So. WASHINGTON Steamboat Com
uany. Int q. Appellant, vs.. NUrfo.k and
Wash ton STEAMBOAT Company, CHM
an, OF steamer Newport News, appellce.
Appeal from The D.s.i.ct Court at Alex
ana. IA, Va. Continued from Friday.
ru.tner argued by James r. Catoa, Of
Alexandria, tor the appellee and sub
MI. Led.
No 3s1. East Coast Cedar Company
ct al, appellants, vs.. oplrs Bank. OF
Buaao N. Y, ct al, appalless. A peal
from the Circuit Court OF NOrt.l Carolina,
at Raleigh. Motion by arpellees to d s.
mss the app al OF appellants. on the
ground the decree appealed from was not
a mai decree Joseph E. Sheph I'd. OF
Raie sh, n. c.. argued in support Of the
notion and F. II. Busbee. OF Raleigh.
n. c.. argued in opposition. TIL court
refused TO take up .he motion at this
t me, but stated il would be taken up
when the case was ache6 for argument
on the merits.
The following cases are in the call for
argument tomorrow.
No. &55. John D. Wall and Thomas ".
Hu>ke. petition rs. US. ". o. Cox, truss
tee, ct al, respondents. On ion to
rev ew from the District Court at Gre rs
boro. Bankruptcy.
w. ". Pa ton plaintiff in error, VS..
Sou hern Ra lway Company. PENDANT
in error. From the Circuit Court at
Ash VILE y. c.
No IS Ms. Mari Cobb appellant.
Us. 10 P. OvErrnan. trustee in bank
ruptcy OF C ". Cobb e. al. BANKRUPT.
appe'lee Aopeal from the District Court
t >-ewfoorre. n. c.
TIL mandate of this court IN the case
No 24a-Mar:an Il. richardson PCT toner.
VS.. ". f. Woodward ct al. respondents,
on petition for review from the District
~onrt 81 Richmond-was issued by the
Clerk of tbs court and mai d TO tho C'er't
Of thu D!srr'c; Court vrst rdav. directing
the latter court TO allow the homestead
exemption claimed BY the bankruot.
Tn court then went into conference
session.
This cour. will meet again tomorrow
morning al 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
GOVERNOR VEN
TO LAUNCHING
Chef Executive Was at Newport
News Yesterday
WALKER HOWARD MUCH BETTER.
WALKER H0WAfD MUCH Bell tR
Tie Veteran Jani,nr will Probably
Ecc,ye,-Talk Of New Military
Companies -Tha,kssiy1n@
Dag rr.c nna'ioi'.

Governor Tyler went down 70 New u.
News yesterday 10 partclpa.le - re
1erc-ses Inc. dent 10 the !aunch'lls - II,
Unit d States monitor ArhaAisas' 20
he ,urned last n gflt 80.
The Governor has made foush U.
OF his Thanksg.vIng-Day procia,ila t,o..'
which he will probably issue on 1sioi ,s.
Waksr Howard. the veneIaD-e 80
janitor OF the upper door OF the CaP''o.'
who has been critically Ill, was very much
better yesterday, and MS physician tnliihs
he will recover
The Board of Public Instruction VIII
probably meet on Tuesday a nunlp5r
OF important matters are TO De consio gu,
1t is probable that a superintendent OF
the schools for Pulaski will be chosen at
this m citing.
INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
The Governor has rece.ved copy OF
the programme OF the Southern INDUS
trial Convention to be held at New Or
leans D csnlber 4th to 9Th. The Gov
errors OF all the States have been in
vltsd. and many Of them have signltied
their intention to be pr sent. During the
convention there will be conference OF
the governors. that they as body may
report to the convention their views ana
wishes touching the Nicaragua Canal
The ninth annual Session of the National
Irrigation Congress viii be held in Chica-
90 on the 2i5t OF this month, and the
Governor has been requested to appoint
seven delegates from Virginia to attend
the convention
Mr.. w ?. Shelton. treasurer. and Mr..
O. O. Alexander. shyriff Of Hanover, were
callers at the State Library
MILITARY NOTES.
Captain w w. Barrow left last night
for Pulaski to examine tn off ers Of the
Hoge Ty 'er Infantry, q military company
recently formed
a company at Clifton Forge is talked OF
and it 1t is thought that the sent n1ent
IN favor of a cnm~anv at Christiansburs
will soon mat rtaize. In the event that
oh9r companies are ORGANIZED they will
be thrown into battalion formation IS
soon as sufficient number Of companies
are organized in their hmm date sec
son. and when three ha talions are
formed n Sey-enty-second Regim Mt will
be ann Nunced
Arrorney-General Montaeue Is suffer
ing from S we're cod contracted on hts
last .rp ont during the camnaien. He
has he'd Sight attack of NEURALGIA and
went home early in the afternoon Tor a
rest.
Judse Dew rec iyed letter today say
ing tr-t his son. who has been Il awav
from home. has r=oched home safely and
stood the trip we'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
THREE MEN N RICHMOND.

THREE MEN IN RICHMOND.
..Tarce members OF the Richmond
City Council did a queer thing nst
night They are members of the cub
committee of the Committee on Streets
and they voted to disregard the law and
TO ignore a contract
THE law Gays In plain words that
when one Of our street car companies
uses the tracks OF the other 1t shall pay
by allowing an equal length of its
track to be used by its r..vai. The sub
committee of the Street Committee,
cons sting Of Messrs. Burton, Gilbert
Z. Pollock and Woody. ca, ualy tranples
the law under foot. tears the ordnance
to pieces and throws 1T IN the iHsuited
and helpless, face OF the city. Ignores
the ghts of one holder Of franchise
and submits to the demands OF all
other.
The act has all the insolence and
the reckless disregard OF sentiment
reputat. on and pubic opinion that
marked the finishing days of the sase
William NJ. Tweed. of New York he
is the nun who put the memoraose
sheer ng question to the people.
What are you going to do about
:t2.'
He found out what the people would
and could do about It He d-e5 with
his gazing and fading eyes looking
through bars and with stripes on his
strong, broad back"
why should the Richmond Passan-
ger and Power Com: any be allowed TO
use the tracks of the Richmond Trac-
ton Company in Broad Street, while
the Richmond Traction Company IS
denied the privilege of using the tracks
of the Power and Passenger Company
2, privilege granted by law. yet living
and prirted IN PUN type on the ordi-
nance hook? Why are the thousands
Of pe-op.e who must travel along Main
Street. deprived Of the quick schedules
and comfortable Transportation the
double serY ce would give them? Why
is the law d.sregarded and spurned and
walked over roughshod?"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

occur from the same church az 3 O'Clock
tn afternoon
The funeral OF Mrs Sallie F:tzhugh
Mcclure, who died Friday at TIE Pro; st
an, Ep scora, c urch Home. too. pace
vest rday afternoon at O'Clock from the
homo.
The funeral of NJ. James Thomas Now
ian. who died Friday. at his home, NJ
sos East Grace Street, will take place
at 5 O'Clock this afternoon from The
residence.
The funeral of Mr. John Beat.ie will
take place at $40 &C ock this af-
ternoon from the residence be ng con-
Quoted by Rev. Jere Witnerspoon.
TIE funeral services over the remains
OF Mr. Francis Laube " re held yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock al ST. Peters
Cathedral. The Interment was at Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
M2. KNIGHT, CUSTODIAN.
He Is Appointed TO Succeed Mr.. John

He Is Appointed TO Succeed Mr.. John
SIs"s,c'.
nv John s. Bethel. the collector of Gus
- has hen succe. ded as custod an
- .S,e Fed raj building by. Postmast 7
Va, " r knight TIE order making the
e,sa,,sa Was received yesterday and Dor :
. y, a Signature of III. Gage, Secretary OF
'' Mr Knight viii receive no additional
Just Why the change vas nkade IS not
known. but 1t was done plesui,..s ~
, SapTT than any other one department
The .0 Custodian has charge of the engi-
,ears freme,, and all the janltors- he 8
he'd responsible for the condition OF the
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
VERDICT .AG INST G -ULD.
His Valet. F'ark Now ray, A rvardcd
$50 o Drmn ,ce.
fnr Associated r-osS.,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o,-Tae jury in Tire
suit brought bp FRANK Mowbray. valet.
against Howard Gould son %, the late
Jay Gould. for $4,000 damages for breach
of contract hroush. IN v"-dic, to-day
award ng $500 70 the plaintiff.
Mowbray alleged that Mr.. Could en-
gasad him as valet for life at $50 per
month. after he had lost the slgt1. OF one
eye. and sustained other Injuries as a re-
snt of setting Oft a damn s'ev-roctAt on
Mr.. Goulds Yacht July 4. 1899 and that
ne was d'sche~- immediately aFfe- the
statute of limitations barred a suit for
da,''ogos on account OF the injuries he had
received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
s,c,i ..r w.to.:n lad.

The Belfast Weekly Telegram prints an
advertisement. asking for in'ormat:o" as
TO the Whereabouts OF Alexander Nell
roy.
The, paoer states that when McIlroy was
last heard of he was ennp'nved in an en-
CINE works in .h'e city. hut that no dines
have been received from min, in some
time.
The man left Re'Sast. Ireland. in June.
1899 Friends at No 3 Emerson Street.
Belfast. are end7avor'ng 20 'orate h'r''
The directory conta ms no such name. and
N1cI,roy Is not known at any of the lead
ing machine works here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
,:,,,,ara crr.c $.

nh. f,,neral services over the remains Of
AR James o. c1inely. Of Twenty-d th and
leigh streets, who was killed by the fall
Ing of a tank on the r. e and q rail-
road. at Milford. Thursday afternoon.
wee held Yesterday monsns at II o'clock
at Chris; Ep' scopal church. The interim mt
was made Ia River View Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mr.. ". y. GREGORY. who
lost bis liza in the samn accident win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Mr. George Lindsay. of Norfolk county,
was in the city yesterday he said he
could not see how DR.. Wise could contest
the seat OF Mr.. Maynard. when The later
sw,, pt the district by such an immense ma
iority. Mr.. Lindsay will probably succeed
Mr. Maynard in the State Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Four-Mi,e-creek Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs Lanhaln left Thursday on
the $50 train for Newport News. their
future home.
Among those presan, at the ceremony
wers: Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Garfield. Rob-
ert, Harry and William Garfield, Misses
Florence and Katy Garfield. Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Wade, Misses Mamie and Agnes
Nicholson, Miss Fife Throckmorton. o.
1ichmor.d: Misses Lottie and Peart
.rhrockmorton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jonn-
SON AR John Wagner. Mr.. Asher Can
fed, Mrs Annie Hayeox and daughter,
Miss Maggie. of Newport News: Rev. G..
T. Lumpkin and NJ. A Throckmorton, OF
Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
AN APP AL 70 AID.
,nnua' r'u',fa p r:y f,hc Shelter Ing

,'m Fl ia
The annual pound party Of the Shelter
ing Arms Free Hospital vii. be he'd
Thursday. November lo,h. Tnl Boaru OF
Managers make an earnest app a to the
generosity of he people OF Richmond in
behalf Of this nob.e charity. Contributions
OF, money. groceries. fuel. house and tab.e
linen will be most gratefully received. In
connection herewith the Board =s.r@s TO
express publicly its thanks 10 those grad
uate nurses who have SO kindly given
their services to the hospital in timts of
urgent need, and venture to nope that
others may be equally generous in The
future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

r1-o -T,-t,---'a q =
who have been on a strike since early in
this yee.#5 ro-z racosn t on of their I'M on
the adjustment OF ten-hour dav and
Al, ,nc-ease IN WAGES. have at last baen
victorious The scale of he union was
signed by the boss bakers last week and
an the members OF the union: are at;
work again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Two c1nnl, SUITS FED,

Suit WIS fed n t',n CITY Crrn'. Court
yesterday by J. Sc. Corley against Chas.
E. Branner and the Chase Hackley.
Piano Cor,rany. fn" 500
In the Law and Fru;ty Court yes+ser-
dav. Jo.n a. Ia-,h h-ouc.t sui. a~ai-s'
J. r. Tay'o- ard W. z. Robins. for $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
THE TIMES. R1cHMoNp. Va sUNDAY NoYEMEEk = 1g1-
been lad on. by experts and the ne, s,r,,c-
some clubhouse Is in course o. eo1l7 : -
F4yo ii *
w. A. JONES' sPLtNyID VICTORY
His Republican oppo"e". as"u'
Telegram of ConErasnlat'"H.

Especial plspatch to The I FL N,,1, re-
turns received from each OF tns III The
counties and one city, :om 1.,th tbe es-
FRS, Congressional District NJ and mac
ception OF two or three SIM sad slightly
ees, ,ta ~ y mocr tic major.t,, give ". a.
70 the =. lny = seven thousand majority
Jon.s ms M Monroe Stubs. his Repuo!l-
can opponent county In his
He received yesterday the folow,ns A. ., I'D
gram from his defeated opponents u'lSe
Move mhe: 9Th
Allow me to congratuiate you on your
trennsn5ous majority and your manly ana
Generous course throughout the "aoie
ca lsisnedS JAMES MONROE STUBS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Iil..,.scS =. u .

The State lie nses FOR the third quarter
of he year were due November Isl. and
the Commissioner Of the venue requests
that prompt payment be MADE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11


the
of
a
edio coud
THE
THIS NEWSPAPER
THE COMPANY.
Preside richmond Passeng nd Power Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
JUDI. W ...ul's i;,..urn.

Judge Waddlu returned from Norfolk
yesterday, where he mas been holding
court. He WI: sit upon the oench N the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
OUT OF DANGER.
Jamcs X. 10 res. Jr., Is Prosressin.
lravrral,lv.
nv ,sso.,n.n, Press I,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-James &, Jones,
Jr.. son of Sena tor James X Jones. who
was taken to the hospital Wednesday to
undergo an operation for append cts. Is
progressing farorably toward recovery
Sena tor Jones has had many kilograms
Of INQUIRY and requests the announce
ment that his son is practically out Of
danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
adv Tor lay.

The new Hermitage Gcf L:ifks WI. .oe
ready by tomorrow morn Iis inu pc ne
will begin at that time. Inc l-nAo tla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

after quoting the various ordl.
nances, sections and su5-sectlonS o.
ord. nances. covering the questions, M
Pollard's op.nion reads:
From tn condition the question
naturally risS-which Is Substantially
the first question asked-What rights
docs thus condition of tn ngS S.Ve the
R edmond Traction Company upon the
routes or | mes of the Richmond Pas-
senger and P>fwcr. Co anpany? 10 wn ca
/ answer that the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company, when 1t ao3spieo
the requirement of the city to go upon
the routes or Ines Of the r dfmono
Traction Company. from Ninth to
Laurel Streets, IN effect conceded to
the Richmond Traction Company the
right to run over the tracks of t cine
Richmond Pnssenge- and Power Com
pany), and thus. as far as 1t cine
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
pany) is concerned, the right OF the
r cfrnon Traction Company to run on
ats lines is complete; but it remains. n
order to make tie right effective. for
the use OF the Man S rect Inc by the
Traction Company to be authorized by
the Council BY the express ,etter OF
the ord nance tn 8 authority must be
granted by the Council before the right
can DE exerc sed by uhe Richmond
Traction Company: from which it fol-
lows. IN my up MON. that he right OF
the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company to use the tracks OF the
r chuond TractOn Company on BroE"
Street, f-on Ninth to Laurel Streets.
is compete. w.l'e the right of the
Richmond Traction Company 10 use the
Ma:n-Street Inc of the Richmond Pas
s=agsr and Power Company lacks the
authority of the Council for II so 10 DO
Whether tho authority should he
granted. as asked n the -etft.on of the
Richmond Traction COMPANY, IS NOT
A QUESTION OF LAW, but CUES
TION OF POLICY. to be determined
by the Council in the light OF all the
circumstances. On it l express no
op:n on.
Replying TO your second question.
have to say that. under the cond ttaI1s
Of the ordinances and status Of the
street railway situation. as mere roef9Te
set forth. am Gerry Of on mon that
The Council! has the power to retiu re the
r edmond Passenger aud Power Com
uanv 10 allow the Traction Comoa1y
10 use its tracks on MI Street
from First 10 E gfteenti even though
that co.noanv should not use the tracks
OF the Traction Company on Broad
Street frorn Ninth TO Laurel: as now
authorized under the present ordinance
and that this -ower cou'd be exercised
by the Council even though thu Coun
c,l should allow the Richmnn7 Pa-ssen-
ger and Power CoTnanv II have sepa-
rate tracks on Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Under the agreement made and ed into be-
tween the Richmond Passenger and Power Compa-
ny and the Richmond Traction Company. the FOL
lowing transfer points and directions have been es
tablished The plan takes effect on Monday, No
vember 5th, 1900.
Passengers originating the Richmond Irae-
ton Company will be received BIZ the k1chmond
Passenger and Power Company at the following
points and will be ca RED the following direc-
tons:
I-tt Harrison and Broad South from East or West Broad
At Harrison and Broad. North. from West Bread
PAT Laurel and Broad South from East or West Broad
3-At 9th and Bread South Only Yellow Car from Yves
Broad At7th and Broad North Only Yellow Car from
East Broad
AT 9Th and Broad South. from East West.
SIT I7h and Broad North from East Nest Broad
6-At 2Ist and Eroad South. from East Broad
AT 18th and Bread. North from East or West Broad
Sat LIST and Main West from hortn or South lst
Passengers originating on the Richmond Fas-
seneer and Power Company will be received by the
Richmond Traction Company at the following points
| and carried in the following directions:
AT Harrison and Broad West North South Harrison
At Harrison and Broad. East. from South Harrison
at Laurel and Broad West from Est Bro s1,at
At Laurei and Broad. West from laurel oH1et-
ga 9th and Broad, East, from North I'm
AT 9Th and Broad, East from West Broad
5-A 9th and Broad, East, from South 5lI
GA 18th and Broad East West from North OF SouSh 9Th
7-At 2st and Broad West, from North 2lst
At2s and Broad West from South South. 2s TOT passengers
oriuinat M on Main Street East OF 2lst
Sat 29th and Broad East, f ON West Broad
e-A LIST and Rain North South, from Easto West MAN,
Passengers will please ask for transfers at the
time Of the payment of the fare. Conductors wilt
not be allowed to issue them thereafter NO trans
fers will be issued on free transportation nor will
+r,rsfers be issued by the Power Company to per-
ons r;d;no on transfers issued by the Traction
| Company.
| Passengers are particularly requested to see
+t their transfers are properly punched as to point
of transfer and time. Conductors punching transfers
n rush will make mistakes at times, Which can be
easily corrected if their attention De called 70 them
This viii take very little of the passengers time and
Ill, save the companies a great deal of trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
TO THE PUBLIC!
A Comparison Of the Editorial Of the Rich
mond nNews" With Its Report
Of the City Attorneys Opinion.
ADVERTISEMENT

enotce he deadly parallel
leading toria OF the facnonu ~
the Of
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IATal QUARREL.
One Man Killed aud Two Others nio''
tulIy Injured.
fDy Associated Prees.)

(Dy Associated PfeEs.J
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. " oln
Fitzpatrick Is dead and Joseph n. t es.a:
y, wounded as a result Of quarrel in
saloon here to-day.
T. p. Mcdonald has been arrested
charged with the murder of. Fitzpatr OK
Th. cause OF the quarrel is unknown
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srbCon,,n tire 10 Me.

SublConu, tire TO Met.
Tire Will be a meeting at $50 o CLOCK
,o-morrow afternoon of the suo-Commle.
tee on Str cts, to consider the question OF
whether thu e,ectt-c-cir wires on Main
Street should not be put under ground