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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
THE KlLGO SUIT IN
NORTH CAROLINA
The Defendants Decide to Submit
the Case.
MOVE IO. DISMISS THE CASE
Tho Defense Appeal TO the Supreme
Court from Judge ii okc's Isui,ns.
1he issnes ahat Are 10 lie
Submitted 10 tne Jury.
,sp.c,a, p,.n,,cn 10 M, alsacs.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Ii1ues.3
EA11Es4s1u1. ~ ~, Nov. 5a--14.-s vas o-i
epesIIu. osy IN the Sattis-tA.iso i-pei S11l
The exaniissal-on OF witnesses 1oi
plasai4u was prousat TO c-ose ana tiie
sCeIeuN.srtIs oec-uxu 10 summit Inc case "
the jury on the Strength OF me tsse -4iiot''
onereo py the ptosecuuon-
Argument N The case began at S:5o
@ COCK tbs afternoon. eX-JGuSe 6ooetl
Mansion reading on tor the de1ense
MOVE 10 DISMISS.
When the plaintiff introduced John II.
Webster his last witness, X. o. burton,
of cou.ise: Tor the defense. made a motion
to dismiss the action on the ground that
The prosecution had faited TO show malice
in publishing the alleged iibei.
Judge Hoke denied the motion, holding
that this was a matter for the jury.
AN APPEAL.
The defense appealed from Judge Hoke's
ruling to the supreme Court. The mo-
ton for appeal was based on chapter Isl
acts ,ss, which Judge Hoke declared the
LEGISLATURE did not intend TO pass. It
says that il the motion is refused the de-
may expect an appeal. Judge
Hoks said:
IT have noticed that statute. 1t was
not designed by the Legislature, but de-
signed by craftsmen. However that is
the way it is written. There is no doubt
ao0uti what this means. i iuteilu IL 81
ahead and try this case. No Legislature
intended to pass such an act 1t is badly
confused. This trial VIII proceed.
THE ARGUMENT
The argument viii not be concluded I'M
til Wednesday. Judge Winston spoke
three hours this Afternoon. and, two hours
and a half tonight. The seorching he
gave Judge Clark was perhaps the most
notable event of the day.
The fight among the legal lights who
figure in the case is TO be hotly contested.
Cv Watson will conclude for the plaintiff !.
and Governor-Elect c. B. Aycock viii I'm
fish the argument for the defense.
THE ISSUES.
The issues TINT arctic be submitted TO
the jury Will likely be as follows:
First-Did defendants publish of and
concerning plaintiff the defamatory matter
set out and described in section four Of
complaint.
secondLwas such defamatory matter
false, and was snrne published malicious
ly by defendants?
Th!rd-wllat damage is plaintiff entitled
TO recover for such wrong and injury?
These are the issues at present. agreed
upon. hut are subject to change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
rDE TIDEs R1oHMoND VA TUESDAY. NoVEN1BFR2 70 l9oo.

King. a Nansemond county farmer, GO
years old. while crazed from dring. jumped
from q second story window on Saturday
He died to-day from the injuries
Captain King lived 16 miles north of
Suffolk. Drink brought on dei..iinn tre-
mems. during which he saw tn ngs reflected
on a diso-dered brain. IN a frantic effort
/ to escape which he plunged through
window without raising the ash, a nd wa s
accompanied to earth amid shower OF.
shattered glass. The decs nsed seemed
troubled at times with q religious halluci-
nation which caused him to think ne had
Communication with supernat ona1 spirits.
CAPTAIN King was vel, liked in his COM.
munity He leaves family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
A HOUSE DIVIDED.
The alexandria Police Do Not Know
Whom To Obey.
Especial p,spr1ch 10 The Times,

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. 25.-The en-
tire poke force. We're to-day at noon sum
anoned before Mayor Simpson He compH-
rnented them on The good order now main
tanned in the city and the harmony now
existing on the possce force. He stated
that he was the head Of the. department.
and that any policeman, Who would not
obey orders given by him TO them would
be SUSPENDED by MIN for a period of not
less than thirty days. This ruling is
da,netricasv opposed 10 a recent ruling OF
the Board of Police Commissioners At the
last meeting held by them they decided
that no member Of the force should re-
cetve o. take orders from Mayor Simp-
son, bu; they must be transmitted through
the chief and lieutenant to him, and com
plants shall not be 10 the Mayor,
but the head OF tier squad, and he In
turn must report The same To the Mayor.
This ruling places the members of the
force between two fires. md they say
they do not know wt:om to OBEY. The
matter Val. no doubt, be brought into the
courts Tor final settlement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays
Arc Agreed Upon.

Arc agreed Upon.
A regular meeting the City School Board
was held at the Superintendent Office
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock Those
present We're: Messrs. Jos. c. Dickerson
(chairman), James H. Capers, Il. c. kbei,
A. L. Phillips, Sol. Cutchins, Cnas. HUT
Ter. w. T. Fox, Superintendent, and c. p.
Walford clerk.
The superintendent report showed: To-
tai number on rolls, 11,0oo; monthly enroll
ment, 10, 591; average daily attendance, 49,
l94; per cent. OF attendance, 9os.
The regular work Of schools is progress
ing satisfactorily.
The schools will be closed Thursday.
Thanksgiving Day, and for the Christmas
holidays the Board decided to close the
schools at the usual time. on Friday, De-
Ecember 21st, and reopen them January I'd.
The Board approved the bills and pay
rolls and transacted other routine bust
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Took Dc s We Action.

At the council held Thursday last in the
First African Baptist Church, called to
consider The ACCESSIBILITY of ordaining J..
Andrew Bowles for the Mt. Olivet Bap-
list Church, u discussion arose over that
churchs relation to the Others, and it was
finally decided that, as that church held
in its membership excluded members of
another church and that twas not in
fellowship with the other churches of tho
community, a resolution refusing to ex-
anime Candidate Bow!es for the Mt.
Oiivet Church was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

WE WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AuC-
w ton, at the Richmond Stock Elk
change, on TUESDAY. November 2fth, al
1o:::;O P NJ. Il number OF securities
a list OF which will be found 6eloW.
Among them are u very desIrapte HsI
of issues of the city of Richmond.
AS is generally known, these BONDS are
exempt from taxation. and as the taxes
are levied as OF the LIST of February, they
are particularly desirable form OF Sc
curity at this time:
s3coo Atlanta and Charlotte LIST IS
S:oGo r.. +. & p Dividend Obligations
$500 r.. F. & P. list IS.
$1,000 Petersburg r. r b bonds.
$1,000 CITY of Danville SIS.
5000 Char. Col and Augusta I'd IS.
5000 South-Bound Ry. Co. IS
go shares Security Bank stock
IS shares Dives-Pelican Mining COM
IS 5 n5S4i Dives-Peltean Mining Pre-
30 shares shares National Bank of Virginia
10 s5ores City of Richmond Cva.)
Chamber of Commerce Stock.
500 CITY of Richmond tFa-1 Char:lber
of Commerce per cent. COLO
Bonds.
SIS. 400 city OF Richmond 6's.
sill 700 city o. Richmond SIS.
we will be glad 10 receive orders for
rho o1rcbasg OF any of these securities.
ar orders can be sent 70 any broker in
tI,a cifL- NJ Richmond, and investors are
;u,-fted TO be present and bid for them
selves. SCOTT & STRINGFEtl-oW
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WILLIAMSBURG KNITTING MILL.
The Bonds Secured by tho Virginia
Trust Company.
fsncc,.l Disnatch to Tho Times.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcs.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Nov. 26.-The
Williamsburg Knitting Mills Co will issue
$4,000 In bonds to complete the payment
on their plant and buildings. The Virginia
Trust CO., of Richmond. will guarantee
the payment of the bonds
was sexton of the Episcopal Church here.
died early this morning at an advanced
age. Uncle Matt represented the
Old Virginia negro" in The minutes.
detail, and had the utmost contempt for
tho new darkey..'
Rex. DR.. Kurtz. pastor of Christ's
Church. at Yorktown, has resigned. Rev.
L. B. Wharton preached there yesterday.
Rev. j. e. Hutson. the evangelist, be-
gan a series of meetings at the Baptis:
Church last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
BY Augustine Royal & Co..
teal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Leader Building,
Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
n LITTLE SUBURBAN FARM. ONLY
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA, ON
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1900.
AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ. IN FRONT OF THE
OF N1ANCHESTER,
VA.-At the request of the parties inter-
ested we will sell, at public uction, on
the day and hour named above, in front
of the courthouse of the city of Man
chester, that NICE LITTLE TRUCK
FARM lying in Chesterfield county, con-
tanning u ACRES, more or less. between
the Goods Bridge and Pompey Spring
roads. adjoining the lands of Jos. L.
Leonards estate, C. w. Attkisson. Hal
stead's and L. W. Ogden. There is a nice
three-room cottage house on this place,
and the land is we'll adapted TO trucking;
good neshborhood and is highly de-
sirable. For further particulars call on
the auctioneers.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale;
taxes. if any be due. and to pay off q
note due for $50, with interest from Sep
TENDER so, 1899, till paid; the residue
upon credit OF six and twelve months,
for notes. 6 per cent. interest added, Sc
cured by deed of trust.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL & CO.,
no24,25.2I.2S AuctioneerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
HELP 1yANTEDNI,Io

~>~N-~>> <><>->N.~N.>c
WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; only eight weeks required. Can
earn scholarship. board. tools and trans,
New York. Great demand for our grad
yates on account of our thorough train
ing. Two years apprenticeship saved.
constant practice: expert instructions,
lectures. etc. Apply by mail to MOLER
BARBER COLLEGE REPRESENTA-
TIVE, 40 Fourth Avenue Pittsburg
ACTIVE MAN FOR TEMPORARY
local position Several weeks), Salary
$500 per day. Address d. B. SHEPP,
7a3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
NORTH CAROLINA METH0DlsTs.
The Conference Purchases n Contro'l-
ing Interest in the Church Organ.

IUe NttiI'FCsiCt II t-''shScS a >1of' o''
ing Interest in the Church Organ.
Especial Dispatch "a The Times.)
GREENSBORO, N. c.. Nov. 26.-After
the appointments for the ensuing year had
been read the eleventh session of the
Western North Carolina Conference adj
journed tonight.
The subject that provoked the most dis
cussicn at to-day's session was PROPOSE
ton submitted by special committee
that the Conference purchase controlling
interest in the official organ, The North
Carolina Christian Advocate. The prcpo-
sition was finally adopted. and Rev. DR.. l..
w. Crawford reelected editor.
The report of the statistical secretary
showed that there are 62,090 church mem
bers and $500 Sunday-school scholars
within the bounds of the Conference.
There are 2os ministers on the effective
list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
[ will sell, by public auction, on the

l will sell, by public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER g, 1000.
at 1 o'clock P. NJ,
that HIGHLY VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY above referred to, fronting
As feet inches on Fifteenth Street, and
running back - feet NThe improvements
consist of a substantial four-story brick
warehouse, and being in the midst of the
best jobbing section, close to a spur track
Of the Southern Railway Company, just
across the street from the proposed local
freight depot OF the Seaboard Air Line
Railway, and with a broad front, it is
very suitable for any heavy business. and
should engage the attention OF merchants
and investors.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the resi-
due for a term Of not exceeding four
years, with interest half yearly, and Sc
cured by q trust deed; separate notes for
principal and interest
H. ST. JOHN COALTER,
Executor of Norvell Ryland. deceased.
NOES, 81 ,2S-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WHY BE HARD UP OR OUT OF B USi-
ness. we have a sure road to Weai q.
Our coin-controlIed machines are ,ss
best made and are quick sellers, o Wiz rit.s
FOR ne pt particuiars. The best chance eye :,
offered to make big money on a ar SipI e.
investment Address THE ,, E,oiG.,i1d
ScHIEMER CO., l421-i1o'
Avenue, Detroit. Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
aSyErI;l.AN,s sToRY.

George Lewis of Shamokin. Pa. writes:
81 am eighty years of. age i have been
troubled with Catarrll for fifty years. and
in nv time have used a great many ca
tarrh cures, but never had any relief until
I used Dr. Agnews Catarrhal Powder
One box cured me compls telS. Sold by
owens & Minor Drug CO., opposite Post
Office: Polk Miller Drug Co., corner Ninth
and Main Streets.
THE PEOPLE TESTIFY that Hoods
sarsauarilla cures scrofula. eruptions, ca
tarrll. rheumatism, dyspepsia nervous
troubles and you may take it with conf
dence that it will do for you what it has
done for others.
The non-irrttating cathartic is Hoods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Bad Prisoner RI Large.

(SpeclnI Dlspatch 10 The I1tnes]
DURHAM. n. c.. Nov. 26.-Ollie Reppey.
Tie white man convicted OF attempted as
sault on an eleyen-ycar-oid girl and SEN
teIced to ten years IN the zen, broke jail
here last night by saving the iron bars
during severe storm. He is still at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
AUOrIo Sales.--future Days.
rrco-oo-1-coccr-c-
BY A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Vs.
Manchester, Va

rxEc1JToR,s AUCTION SALE OF
III aGaRRiNGToN's AND scott
AsHLIN,s,' TWO LARGE FARMS ON
JAMES RIVER, IN POWHATANz COUN
TY. AND "BRoADDUS' AND My
LEY" FARMS NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
THESE ARE ALL VALUABLE FARMS.
AND ARE SPECIALLY VALUABLE
as COAL LANDS. ALSO. ALL TEE TEE
STOCK. CROPS. IMP PI1 MlEfoMyISnH on
Al A A{S21g = az T Dh H scARRfNG
roy 8 + F,aRM.-As executor Of the late
Wallace C.. Andrews. will sell at puDllc
anction. on the harrington Farm, on
MONDAY, THE 3D. DAY OF Of .'o
Der. 1900.
commencing promptly at at II P9n sISso. AZ
PROPERTY-to-wit:
lst. "CARRINGTON'S, being me l Gani>
formerly owned by the late Soi loEn ices
rington, eontalning 1l so aElSs. 900 acres
improved highland in cultivation; the aar paa7
ance in oak ana pine woods; Ien 1ds ,,d
dwelling, large stables. cattle. nay ,, aao
tobacco barns. gra n1hnr nuiidings. This
is one of the best stock farms IN eastern
Virginia. and is located in Powhat ;ln
county, opposite Vinita, and 10 mics
west OF Richmond.
Il
acres. about one-half rich river low
grounds and improved highland IN Gull itaa
Walton. the balance being in oak ana pms ne
wood and timber: This us farm rn,4. Is Vest W. Of
Gearing ton's.'' and is a splendio farm.
3d "BRoADDUs," contains 1904 acres
(one-half of the mineral rights reserved
by former owners, 1r on s on 5 Rail
Va one mile west of Midlothian, in
Chesterfield Sas; RTE county. Eighty acres cleared
and in cultivation. tlve-roomeo uHen
ing large new barn, ooA1oo Aee.. ~ seA ,
attractive farm.
4th. ..MOXLEY'S." contains ~ acres,
fronts on the Buckingham Road. about
one mile west Of Broaddus," and d. lm I;ti
E, Bros nursery. Small dwelling and
stable. but good land and spleEdidly
located. -
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
u Horses and Mules, IS Mich COWS, 10y
H Halness' of all descriptions, New
Thresher Horse Power; self.Binders;
Carrier Hay Fork and Rope, Power Corn
Mil Corn Shelter, Fan Mill. Hay Rake.
saw and liable large assortment or
Flows, HarroWs, Su,sisI, r,n1., ne, Ind
roofs of all kinds and descriptions; 200
barrels of Corn and large quantity OF
Fodder, Hay. Straw. &C., and a general
assortment OF HOuSenolo dio hieCAeA
For full description of property to be
sold apply to the auctioneer.,
Richmond can take the 1880 train from
Eighth Street Depot to Vinita.
The sale will begin with the personal
property The real estate will be offered
at II O'Clock.
In the event of rain or snow on Mon
day the sale will be postponed to the
TERMS: On the real estate are one
third cash and the balance in one
and two years, deferred payments bear
ing interest and secured by deed Of trust
on the personal property all sums under
$50 cash: over that amount a credit of
ninety days. for notes. with interest and
$'t's,- GAMALIAL c. ST. JOHN,
Executor of Wallace c. Andrews, Decd.
a. L. Adamson. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
w ANTED.


READ THIS: WHEN YOUR ANIMALS
are disabled or unwel why take any
chances with then?- DR.. +. Plunlmer
Baldwin Veterinarian treats diseases OF
all domestic animals in a humane and
scientific manner Charges are very
moderate. Will respond promptly to calls
day or night. Can be found for the pres
ent at Hicks Stables, North Second
Street near Broad. Old phone So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Majestic DANCING Academy,

Saenger Halle, Seventh Street. between
Broad and Marshall, Wednesday, Nov.
II. 1900. Doors open $50 2. NJ. Grand
Cake-WallI. commencing 8 O'Clock sharp.
Waliiers-WilSon and Barrett, Dunn and
Steele, Sharpe and Jackson, Fields and
Black, Dunston and Adams, Gordon and
Finn. LED by their original instructor. 70
the winning couple q cake Will be pre-
scented. Followed by Phantom Hop. till
midnight. All dancers are requested to
attend III costume To the best-costumed
dancer q valuable prize will be given. a
refined crowd promised. Big entertain
ment. Everything for fun. Course of
Iour lessons, 81. Admission, SOC. for gen
tleman accompanied by LADY,. Special
Notice.-Willis' Orchestra of seven instru-
ments has been engaged TO play during
the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
sE,I.E,, PROPOSALS.

,opT MONROE ARSENAL. VA. NOV
re- 1oooNs;eaIed proposals. in duplicate.
" %ill be- received here until p ;a Moyi
u. 19oo, Tor purchase OF eond tnnInJl
ordnance and ordnance s.o ,rsIi in arlos
Ing cannon, projectilsss: s, 1ian can be
h ann on ' ADJUDICATION to w. A. MARfh'
Col. Ord. Dept. Corndg-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
BY n. w Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,

ExECUToR's SALE
ID OF THAT
VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE
HOUSE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
FOR A LONG TIME OCCUPIED BY
THE LATE NORVELL RYLAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va.
Allows INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.

Executor
49, - signee,
Court and Trust funds
n
raeand 'front.'
safety storage vaults III he STATE
N
dent TRAYLoR Man
age nsu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
n WARMERS
Me- SAFE CURE

~ ii, who suffer with Kidney. LlHer,
usart Bladder or Blood diseases, sam
] n;e botsIe of Warmers Safe Cure ttn :.
Mo Ger Kidney and Liver Remedy WI.
"a sn,.t absolutely Free of Cost by ad-
dressing postal card to WARMERS SAFE elts
CURE co. Rochester, n. T., and ncntien-
ing this paper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Eosr AND FoUs

-,->---->--.r~- - -,
- ~ MANN. AND GEO. JEFFE s:s -
while out bird, oa.n lsW vii dn please
found s = gal prove property. pay costs
81 troiIhls and get the wheel. Apply de
No 1870 West Semmes street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

ath ..MOxLrY's," contains 20 acres,
frnnts on the Buckingham Road. about
one mile west of Broaddus,' and imme-
dately opposite MessEs John , B. Matk ms
& Bros nursery. Small dwelling ana
sf,hle hut good land and splendidly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

Hon. and Mrs. W. w Baker, of Halls
borough, have issued Invitations to the
marriage of their daughter. Mss Halle
Baker. and Mr.. H Richie Taylor, to take
place at their home wednesday, December
5th, at ) o'clock. Many Richmond people
will attend the wedding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

Miss Nora c. Heller, who has been the
guest of Miss Corinne strause. has left
for her home, in Washington.
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I
from New YORK.
| tc) At HOS p. m. for NASsAo,
S. Santiago, from New York
tc) At II .15 p. m. for NORTH BRAZIL,
| per 5. e. Hubert from New York.
/ TIL RSDAI-(b) A- 2.3) p. m for JAMAICA, per
s.. $. Admiral schley. from B0sNn.
PLATA COUNTRIES. per s. 5. Wordsworth.
from New York. Sail for NORTH Brazil
must be directed Per s. S. Wordsworth
tci At ll;J5 p. IN. Tor INAGJA. per 5. s
Ihemis, from New York Mil for JAMAICA.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ. and GUATE-
MALA. must be directed ''Per s. s. Themi.."
FRlDAf-to At ll:Gj p. m. for FORrU Ne ISL
NJ ''S " a t, =; nv ANILLA 'AkIhAtE-
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PROPOSALS.

POsTUFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
d. c., MARCH 81, 100 Sealed proposal
Will be received 90 this Department until THURS
DAY THE Sd DAY OF MAY. 1900. AT O'CLOCK
r. NJ. at which time and place they will be open.
cd ia the presence % bidders or their lu-nlUzet
agents or attorneys. for furnishing the Depart
mtnt with fuel. ice, miscellaneous supplies, hIri'
ware, furniture. carpets. lumber and forage. at
may be ordered, during the fiscal year begin
ming July l. 1900, and ending June So i10l-
Bids are also invited for the purchase Of w15ts
paper from the Department; Old iute, Old cotton
canvas. iute heads with rings. old string. and
scrap leather from the Mil Equipment Division.
and for W8shiu. towels.
Blanks tor proposals. with specifications and
full instructions. wilI be furnished On Iup'icl-
ton TO the Discussing CLERK and Superintendent,
Pust0fhcc Department. Washington, ID. c.
The Postmaster General reserves the right to
reject any all bids. 90 waive technical de-
fects. and to accept any part II aEy bid and
iect the other part. Gil EMORY SMITH. POST
master General. 4p29,I0,S
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-23
Southern nv.

scbasyIa in effect Anrit 10 IAN
All traina orrive ard Leave fro1, pe,1gyf-,nf,
Passenre- S4afic1
sol m-Daiiv-rocaI t,r Danvi,ls C-barlo.ts
and way s,a+fo,s conne~ts a, Nanassas 10 efras
bury a1d u---;--,-t - 49, - c..-t, -.
d,vs erd =. T--1E.9,-. aSS!.L - N--fi- -
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Nat5r,I ST. lrd Ievir-to- - ~ - 'o'
f1-f5 m -6.iiv"TiiE t-VrrrD srNTrS
savannah ruitin, at SaIi-bf7rv Wei Siaener Tor
AshevilIe and Hot SPRINGS y C. Knoxville Chat
tanooga. and Nembhis Tenn. and AZ Charlotte
with SIeeDer for Auztstl. Connects 10 Columbia
with Sleener f,r Charleston Sleeninsr Ger Ia
New Orleans uniting AT Charlotte with Sleeper
Tor Atlanta Sid train W4sb,npt,n f, Nv
OrIe7rs without gF4rra Drirsr or Service
r-r,.-+s ~ lrl,rg f,ff, a. N.f..r,r gri,iss
ard Iavirg+1r
u.91 IA m.-D7iiv-Local for Charlottesville
4:OI o. m-Locai for F-rrt ROYAL. stra5burr,
and Earriscnburg week DAYS
43g p. m.-Dlily -Lo-lI fer Charlottesville.
EXPRESS Steering Cars to Port Tampa via
'-v4anah and Jacksonville. connecting with Draw
Sleeping car Tor -. Augustine and
lsCpiug Car 70 Anguish. via Columbia,
uectiou for Aiken and Charleston.
each 10 Jacksonville. Dining Car s-r-
M p.itv- Va NSIfNCTON AND CHAT.
rr,ffTFD yfA IYNCHBURG. sleep.
"a V.r1rbts arI New Orleans. through
Ps-ior mi Observation Car between Rad.
''Il' - a. "a sSIIIvf5T0V AN S5l-TiI
y+F.TFjfN LIMITED Siespers 10 Nashville.
Ten yil tsEeyiiIe. Knoxville. and Ch,ttan3oga;
u.---h,s via Birmingham. New Orleans. via At