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work on THE CANE BELT.
About Mile Day Is the Progress
HeinE Made.

Wharton. Texas. March 6.--work on the
Cane Belt is progressing at the rate Of
one mile per day; $50 laborsrs are daily
emvssyed. Sufficient quantities Of ma
terial are now on hand to reach Bay
City. Superintendent L. E. Beadle with
a construction force Is now at work track
laying toward Wharton, which city will
be reached inside Of sixty days.
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Passenger Enrnings.

Austin, Texas. March 6.--The following
railroads today paid taxes to the comp
troller on gross passenger earnings for
the quarter ending December 81. 1895;
The Galveston, Houston and Northern
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AMENDMENT TO WESTERN cLAssIFr
CATION

In approval Of joint application, sub
niItod under No. 537 Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway company of
Texas. authority has been granted 'or the
ABORTION o: special amendment 20 Wc,t-
era classification No. 80 effective March
10, 1900. to govern in the transportation
OF the articles therein named. by rail-
roads between points in Texas. subject
10 the rules embraced In the exceptions
to Western classification, provided that
the same shall not be construed as in any
manner affecting the commodity rates
heretofore adopted or approved by this
commission; and further provided that
any ratings contained in said special
amendments, which are in conflict with
the laws OF Texas. shall not be regarded
as approved for application by this au-
thority.
This order shall take effect March 10,
1900.
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bet Route.-Gnlvest Houston
and Northern Railway.

trains daily in each direction be-
Galveston and Houston Leave and
central depot. Connections with all
rn Pacific and Houston and Texas
trains at Houston. f. y. Drouet.
eket agent. 2O4 Main street. Hous-
kxas
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Office transferred.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 6--The Of
fee Of Claim Agent R. L. Buchanan Of the
Santa Fe road has been transferred from
this city to Temple.
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HEARING BEFORE COMMISSION
ARGUMENT or THE EQUALIZATION
OF RICE RATES WAS HEARD.
Railroad representatives Want n
Raise i'm Order to Prevent Dis
turbnnce of Interstate Rates.

Austin, Texas. March Pursuant e
notice given February 90. the railroad
commission today took Up and considered
the matter of rates to apply on shipmsnts
Of rice from Galveston and Beaumont
to points in Texas, the proposition beins
| to adopt the following:
Rates on rice from Galveston and
| Beaumont to points in common point
territory less than carloads. IS oents,
and carloads, SO cents per 100 pounds,
except in cases where current class
rates are less.
There we're present Chairman Becker
OF the Galveston freight burea aud Gen
eral Freight Agent Paltrey q the Aus
tin and Northwestern, who represented
the Southern Pacific lines
Correspondence from Beaumont was
read to the effect that the territory
planted in rlcs woald apotoy'mato 80 600
acres this year as against l5.elo acres
last year, hence the necessity for a rate
that will facilitate the dis .ribntioa of
the prospective crop.
Mr. Becker contended that as the rates
on rice into Houston and Galveston a; g
tuc sdluS tut rates out VI Sdlu p1lutS ~
common point territory should also be
the same.
Commissioner MayAeld thought that as
rates on rice from Houston ani Calves
ton to Western interstate points are she
same they should also be the same 10
common points hi Texas.
Mr. Becker objected to placing Beau
mont on a parity with Galveston n he
matter. as the rate on rice into Beau
mont is less than the rate into Houston
and Galveston. Did not care whether The
Galveston rate out was reduced to the
Houston rate out or the Houston rate
raised to the Galveston rate, just SO Gall
weston was equalized.
Mr.. Palfrey suggested that a reduction
of the Galveston rate 20 the Houston rate
would be followed by a disturbance OF
Interstate rates.
Mr. Becker declared hat il the com
mission destroyed the Houston differential
obtaining in the premises tho possibility
of an Interstate rate disturbance would
be removed.
The railroad commission this evening
announced that it had decided not to
change existing rates on rice from Gall
weston and Houston to Texas common
points. hearing in which matter was had
this morning.
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SANTA FEE ELECTION.
Officers Selected at the Annual Meet
ing Yesterday.

Galveston. March s.--The annual cleo.
ton OF officers OF the Gull. Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company was held in
this city at the general Offices OF the
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ANENT GALVESTON, HOUSTON AND
NORTHERN ABSORPTION.

Before the railroad commission this
morning Chairman Becker of the Calves
ten freight bureau raised the question
Of whether, owing to the absorption of
the Galveston, Houston and Northern by
the Southern Pacific. single line rates
should not hereafter apply from Calves
tor to Southern Pacific points. It de-
veiopee in consequence that the commits
sioners have obtained q copy of the ar
ticles Of transfer of the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Northern, with the view of dis
posing Of tho question presented,
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NJ THE pAnY is currINa rEErH

be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
COR children teethiug II soothes the child.
softens the gums sllays ali pain. cures
wind collie and is tho best remedy for
dlarrhoea.
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By the use of Warmers Safe Cure have Just recovered from
severe attack of kidney trouble. My system was in very bad
condition Every of my body caused intense pain and
at last compelled to abandon work. For four months sew
eral specialists dotoed all TO benefit but my relief was
obtained when began taking Warmers Safe Cure After the use
of this marvellous medicine able to walk about hrisk and
in few days far improved be able attend to my
work. and haven't suffered day since heartily recommend
Warmers safe Cure the best and safest that he
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Bryan. Texas, March e-The citizens
here have been working quietly for some
time for an extension of the Calvert,
Waco and Brazos Valley railroad. The
initial steps have now been taken aud
the contract signed by the merchants and
business men of Bryan, and by the Off.
Gals OF the new road. The engineering
corps VIII begin work tomorrow or next
to Lewis Switch. three miles west
OF Hearne on the International and Great
Northern, where the road is TO come
from, The officials say the road will
be completed to Bryan in time for the
new crop.
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bveston Special leaves Houston 1850 p. m.
hndays only All these trains leave the
onta Fe Congress Avenue DepotIs minutes
aer than the above
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q Grand Central Depot
$3.50 p. N. Express Train .Arrlve $40 a. m.
Shreveport. Kansas City and ClneinnaN)
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n. a N. q. II. n.
,ston and New Orleans Trains.
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J 8 and s are fast mall and express between the
has only. and will carry through cars for Dallas
5enison. going from Houston via the Central.
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NJ, x. & 7. II. II.
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kILRoAD SCHEDULE

II. q II. G. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
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c., II. & N. II. II

~, ne a. W. IA. ~.
Grand Central Depot
For Galveston md In Porte.
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I. & C. n. n. II.

9 fOTE-Trans leaving Houston at 4:ssp.
p. and arriving at Houston ;;4s a. m, and
&ss a. M also run into Grand Central depot.
'departng ten minutes earlier ana arriving
Tn minutes later than time given above.
IA! trains arrive ana depart from the Grand
|tEnl depo; except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
~. which have a depot In the Fifth ward the In
|1flcnal and Great Northern and Columbia Tap
81 use the International and Great Northern depot
Eongress avenue. The Missouri, Kansas and
~ and Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
sthe International and Great Northern depot
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n. Y, n. s NJ. II. n.
|o.2sa m.........,...,...A rrivs 5.40p .. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
TIE SILK MILLS [.
IN PETERSBURG
Will.Not Work Full Force Until After
Election.
RAZOR FIGHT in THE STREET.
An Application for a Charter for a
New Bank at Nyaverly The
Police Record for
-, the Month.
RAZOR FIGHT IN THE STREET
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

PETERSBURG, VA. November =
The silk mills in this city have been doing
little work for the past week or ten days,
and will not work full force till after the
election. Ii is understood that the stopping
of work is not the result OF 4 lack OIL i'iia..
ness. 1t is expected that operations VIII
lie resumed in fun, after next Tuesday.
The ladies of the Home for the SICK
are preparing for their usual Thanhssl!-
ing dinner for the benefit OF the Honi".
There were 1GS arrests made nS the po-
lice in Petersburg during October.
A FREE FIGHT
Clifford Wilson and George Henderson,
two negroes, had a free fight on FARMER
Street late last night.
Henderson did good work with his razor.
cutting Wilson'S clothes to fragments and
his body in many places.
The most dangerous wound Wilson re-
ceived was q long, deep cash in his right
arm. Henderson was not arrested till this
morning He was taken al once before tho
Mayor, who sent him on to the Hastings
Court for trial Wilson'S condition is not
serious
Several prominent citizens Of Waverly
have applied TO Judge Hancock for d
charter to establish Il new bank at Wa"-
arly Mr. P Fleetwood is named as pres,
ident. The capital stock is to be S1o.eoc.
Mr.. Benjamin Lyon has purchased the
residence Of Mr.. StephenS Jones. on Adams
Street
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AN ELEGANT WEDDING.
yIa1ksbnrs Methodist Church Scene
CT n Beautiful Marriage.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times. J

BOYklNS. VA November Ore OF
the most brilliant events OF the season WAS
The marriage of MIR. Lee y. Henry and
Miss Berlie Butcher. which WIS solem-
,iized at ci..Ikspury Methodist Church
"Wednesday morning. Ifis sacred editice
has been recently built, and is lhe neatest
.i:ad iiaadscInest church il This section il
MAS beautifully decorated for this occa-
sion with cut aid poLten flowers. lbs,
cii;ySanthemums being layishI: used, stfa
WAS lighted u colored tapers ana shaded
lamps. The attendants. Mess;ss. Lein;'el
4sfistow. Joseph Pond. Ed.aTd &estn2ook.
benjamin. Woodard. Marvin Sei.reli and
Horace Gray. and Misses Evelyn 1iart,
Annie Cloud, S.lnnie oest0r. Lillian: West
brook. Virginia Drewty and Blanche N=st-
brook. entered the auditorium Siftg!y
from TWO clnss-roonls OH either side and
in the rear of the pulpit platform, which
they crossed. passing down the side a!ses
10 the middle aisle. up which they came
by twos to the altar where they separated,
the ladies being on one side AND tie gen
tlcfnep on the ether The maid OF honor,
Miss Hattie Drewry. then advanced up
The main aisle, followed by the bride lean
ing upon The arm nf her cousin. MI r.. i.
Pope The groom. accompanied By MS
hes. man, MIR. ]. Il. Thomas. came in
from ono of the class-roons at>d received
ilsc bride AT the altar. Rev. o Ed
wards ofiiciated, rncit:nc The beautiful
iildTiibt-s h'A Va -
a ring ceremony. impreyisel hy thc clc;-
gylnan, short, simple a2d Suggestive. was
used As ihe bridal party was grouped
about tlin .titar j; was hean.iiu: scene.
The isfies were dressed in ltfewitcil!IlS
creations Of white organdie. AID The gen
lemon had o.; morning suits The bride
waS Gau,icd IA a very Incoming bste tray
cIit.g cestt'nl6. Miss Mar@slret Woodara
presided wtt,, ere.,, skill at the orE;if1 sad
ls;ayea rs a professional and rsc'sSionHi
nae,sshoa's Wedding march, and dur
iii. the ceremony some stit sweet aud
s,npuiaF selection of to-day.
Immediately after the ceremony AIR. and
Mrs Henry it,ft on an extended brloai
.rir The e.eem is engaged with the
GRAY Misunderstanding COMPANY, at GRAY.
Sussex COUNT He is Very popular with
a large Circle Of slcGuaintances The bride
* an attractive. Young LADY,. and IS greatly
beloved in her community. Mann hana-
some presents in part evidenced ti:is.
Among The guests from a distance were
Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Of Manchester, the
brother ard sister IF the groom.
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WEDDING At EAsTVlLLE.
DIR. John NJ. Henderson Makes Miss
Christina WaIston His Bride.
ISrcc;al Dispatch 10 The Times

E.ASTNILLE. VA. November There
WAS celebrated "Wednesday night one Of the
mos beautiful weddings witnessed on the
Shore IN some years-tlia nuptials OF Dr.
John NJ Henderson. of Petersburg, and
Miss Christina Waisio:l. ~ this place The
wedding took place at !. o'clock in Christ
cierch f-i,e Beautiful church was artist
caiiv decorated with chrysanthemams.
ferns and ported plants. and MAS packed
:, Overlooking mSithea e.ewd o. Interested
spectators
The h,:'e entered tho cliurci, on The
arm nf her uncie. Ief. John y. lTsiluf. Of
i;ieh;nttd. AID was given AWAY by him.
-ine wedding march was rendered 10y Mrs
NJ ~ ces.ii.. s'iic Impressive Episcopal
ceremony was performed l'y The rector
Re. Nm. X. Meade. after which he
ar!dal party Went 10 ELLINGTON. the home
q HE brides mother. Mrs. I. 9. Waiston,
aill had refreshments.
or. Il. l.. Hume. o. Petersburg. was best
mar and Miss Eta Cottreii. of Richmond.
maud OF honor. The ether attendants We're
Mrs Hpien Tyler, Of onanaoek. Miss
Florence Nor1hins.aslsn and Miss Louise
y henderson, 81 this county: Miss Bessie
asaJir. OF idchrnond. Dr. T. c Barses
of Norfolk; Dr, 8. w Holland Mr. Blooms
iissd A.ppfc AID Mr. r, 3. Robertson, of
ms li!ate. We're nsi.ers
ie bride MAS alfred in white liberty
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THE ASSOC IA ton
OF COLL EGGS.
Discuss the Question Of Examination.
Tor Entrance.
Tor Entrance.
ADVOCATED BY PaOf HoGuE.
Isnr.ancc Examinations n Benefit to
Lie schools and The Universities.
Chaneciior Kirkland Defends
Position Of the University.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times. I,

1-Stssts,,s,1lys ar, ,r1f,t.,>-1,
- a. ~ oh. =
ne RS, business session on the sixth an
sluai meeting Of the Associat ion of c5tieSes
ana, I,t .,s, raj, ss,,,ats -.
u .tis' sou s.si u
sstates WAS eidE5p-aay in the senior Law
hail. There were about fifty delegates
present. Gr John 81. WEBB. president.
axas in iheachair.
inc first sunaeet DISGUISE ed w.,s. should
.lie Assoc.at.ca in Its Bylaws E'orcid
3 l-ie!ssTaGory 51epa. TN ef.is and Require
.Spes.t.ed Entrance Examinations for ADJ
m.ssson TO Coi4ese.''
Inc first pager on this subject was read
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THE FEsslONAL.
Father Conway Delivers impressive
DiscourSc ut Cathedral

Father Conway, of New York, preached
to another large audience at st. Peter
Cathedral last night The editice was
packed to the doors. and hundreds eager
70 hear him We're turned away
The lecture was on sacramento re-
pentance, or what is known as the con-
fessionai Father Conway took his text
from the twentieth chapter of St. John:
Peace be unto YOU Receive the
Holy Ghost. Whose sins We shall forgive
they are forgiven: whose sins yc shall
retain they are retained.
The clergyman declared that these
words OF Jesus Christ evidently conferred
r,pon the Apostles power over the sins
Of men for such was clearly and obvi-
ous!y the sense Of the Scripture
Father Conway went into an, cNplana-
ton OF the natural tendency Of man Ut
some time in his life to reveal his Sc
crels. ANA said that Jesus Christ WAS
sent by the Father to take away the sins
Of the world. and pointed TO the fact that
the Saviour rejoiccd To see the Pharisee
approach, J'aher Conway answered IL
great many questions bearing on The con-
fcSS!onal.
Tonight he will preach on ''Rca! Pres
ence and MISREPRESENTATION" ON Sun
day evening the subject will be why
am Il Catholic.
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RAILROADS.
cs~o-~~---~sc-ee-e<r e~-~~o~<
Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
RAILKoADs
Schedule in effect JULY :, 1900.

Schedule in effect JULY :, 1900.
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION
1888 a. NJ Daily 1or Washington and :
Pradsries sl5h stops aea at o Masa
Sleepers to Washington and New
$40 t 4, NJ I.S sunday only. Tor Washing
Eiba. Glen 9in sIan North aabr. 81 stops . at
louisville, boswell. Ruther Glen.
Psnoia, : Milford. weodsiane. Gut
Brooke, Underwater and Quanico.
Buffet Parior Car
9:o1 a; NJ. Daily except Sunday for
Washinston n,, and points North.
land. boswell. Milford. FrederIcks-
burg and ouantico. Buffet Parior
1900 NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Wash
ington and points North Stops at
Eloa. Glen Alien Ashland, Dos
yell MilforS. FREDERICKSBURG and
meets with Congressional Limited
7:45 p. N. Daily. Tor Washington ana
land. Boswell. Milford j. F i.sis sess
ourg, Brooke. Whitewater and
oua5n tIs Stop Other stations
New York. Sleeper Washington to
Philadesoha.
.ARR1VE BYRp-sTREET STATION
boswell Ashland and Elnu. Stops
other stations Sundays, Sleeper
New York to Richmond.
sos P. M Daily, except Sunday. Stops
at FrsdsricksbuFlssii - Milford. Dos,
$50 P. NJ Daily Stops At. r'rederieks
burg. boswell, Ashland and Elba-
Pullman cars from New York and
$40 p n. Daily. Stops at Whitewater,
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Summit
Guinea. WoodsIsns. MilLord; PenoIa
Suther Glen. boswell, Taylorsville,
Ashland, Glen Allen and Eiba.
Buffet Par!or SaT.
ACCOMMOpATIoN TRAINS
(paify, except Sunday-1
sis \. N. Leaves ELIZA for QuanLico-
400 P. NJ. Leaves BYRp-STREET Sta
ton for FrederlekSo,rg. ,u,,.,
$40 A. NJ Arrives ELBA from Ash
s:e5 K. t N. Arrives BYRp-sTEEE'r
Station from Fredericksburg.
500 P nj. Arrives ELLA from Ash
JUNCTION AND R. F. AND
LEAVE BnoA 5 + & STATION.
o;ZV noin ns Norrh h. stops ct !Srsdertcks-
burg and 9asn Fts b. sieepeFs to
GOO p 2asb for st wash at sbasv "aa
t fredericksburg and Qrantico.
sis, SlsspeEFR t0oATS sy ZEE STATION.
ARRIVE bi'o {! & O.
2:so P. Il. Daily. Stops only at Fred
erickshurg. boswell and Ashanti
1880 2 le5 II Daily .iGi stops only at Fred
ericksburg. boswell and Ashland
sleepers from New York. Dining
z. T. s. MYERS, w P TAYLOR.
President. Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
THE LOGIC OF LIFE.
Special Y. NJ. G. "A. Meetings During
the Month Of November.

November will begin a new epoch IN the
mems meetings at the Associat ton Build
ing The evangelistic campaign OF the
fall and winter will begin tomorrow
afternoon. when Rev. NJ. AshbN Jones,
the popular pastor of Leigh-Street Zap
fist Church, will speak for the first OF
four Sunday afternoons. The meetings
will be held at O'Clock. and the theme
for tomorrow usil be THE Logic of
Life Mr.. Jones is a powerful and inter-
esting speaker. and all men are most
cordially invited to be present.
Secretary Mckee will have charge of
the boys meetings during November.
Special effort will be put forth to make
these meetings OF unusual interest and
attractiveness. The meeting will be held
at :; O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. and
the subject. "NNhere the River is Born,
will interest every boy. The Sraphophone
will assist III the opening song service.
Workers Bible training class Will meet
at :,:1l. taking up the new lessons en-
titled .The Bible ana its Use which
will be continued for nine weeks At the
close of this class personal workers
league will meet for the first time All
the members OF the league are urged to
be present Young men interested i'll the
study OF the Bible. or in training for per
sonal work. whether members of the
association or not, are cordially invited
to join any of the Bible classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03

toms, and no woman. should allow
herself to reach such a perfection of
misery when there is absolutely no
need of it. The subject of our por-
trait in this sketch, Mrs. Williams of
Englishtown, Nj, has been entirely
cured of such illness and misery by
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. and the guiding advice of Mrs.
Pinkham of Lynn. Mass.
No other medicine has such record
for absolute cures. and no other medi-
cine is just as good. Women who
want cure should insist upon getting
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound when they ask for it at a store.
Anyway. write a letter to Mrs Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass, and tell her ali
your troubles. Her advice is free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
DO YOU FEEL Elk THIS?
Pen Picture for Women.

81 am so nervous, there is not a
well inch in my whole body am SO
weak at my stomach and have indi-
gestion horribly, and palpitation of
the heart, and am losing flesh. This
headache and backache nearly kills
me, and yesterday j nearly had hyster-
les; there is a weight IN the lower part
of my bowels bearing down al the.
time. and pains in my groins and
thighs Il cannot sleep, walk, or sit.
and / believe am diseased. all over
no one ever suffered as do"
This is. description Of thousands Of
cases which come to Mrs. Pnkhsm'ss
attention daily An infamed and ulss
cerated condition of the neck of the
womb can produceian of these symp-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03

silk over satin The bridesmaids in white
organdie over taffeta.
The welded couple took the 10 o'clock
T. N. train for New York city.
Numerous presents attested the love and
friendship Of large number of we'll
wishers.
Dr. Henderson is a native Of this county.
but now assistant surgeon at the Peters
burg Hospital for Insane.
Mrs. Henderson is the daughter of the
late Thomas c. Walton. very popular
and gifted member of the northampton
county bar.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral CT Mr. j. Wesley McGehee
took place at 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
from Tie residence, No. jos West Clay
Street.
The funeral of Charles r. Johnston, in
FAINT son of " T. and \. d. Johnston,
took place AT 4 O'Clock Thursday after
noon from the residence. The burial took
place in Hollywood.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Joseph A. Boyd We're held in
Louisville Thursday.
The funeral of Mr.. J. c. Williams will
take place from Union Station Methodist
Episcopal CHURCH Sunday afternoon at
:; o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
A VERY ATTRACTIVE LUI

fronting 50 feet on the west line OF 49,
Street, and running back on tls '+,l NO 90
line OF Richard Street $50 leet, N,t,, II
frame houses thereon. the lo ata,,l, IN
this property is very desiraple, n.y.
account of its being high anu IN
both the chessp oa,lse : and Ohio shops and
the Locomotive Works. =
BY request of the owner we VII SCI - . !
public auction. on the PREMISES
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1900
the above-described PROPER IT,: 4: ,,a,.-
TERMS: 500 cash. and the tesi en- asnb
able in monthly instalmerts U
with 6 per cent. interest, ~ eli
a month. bur the circumstances are such
that the owner cannot attend 70 -, ''ss'
consequently it 1nust be soiu. 20
GEORGE, f. cRAW FefS l-,z y -. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03

YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
: THE F'AVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
BY c. II. oliver. Auctionccr.
" ASTED

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that we repair Nantes. Tiles and Fire
Places also. that we carry in stock
Il full line of Hardwood and State Man