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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
SOIyTHERN HALLWAY
TEAMS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

curnr EFFFrrrvF IrNE q. 1901
TEAMS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
go A. M-No 10 daily for pasnam hr N
ennnrcting 1t Burkeviile for EarmsiiIe ann
Lynehburs at Jesress FOR Diri,on 30 pas.
aiIIa. a. OK ford for Henderson, nj Durham ioe
Psiei.h. Goldsboro and all North Ca.9Ilna p2rnss
,. iso1 G. connects a. Mossiey with FarmvIl
md Powhatan Railroad a. Greensboro Tor pus.
aan' io IS United States fast mall: solid train.
daiiv for New Orleans and points south, whisa
ca.,ie s,Srg for Nassau and Havana Buffet drcv
sOnrooni sleeper Richmond to Atlantis ans 8sf-
Mso P. Mo. II. Southern Express daily foe
Atlanta, augusta. Jack sonviils snd Points South
seegst ZOE ope nj Richmond 9s P. NJ Connec
tion with New YORK and Florida Express and
sfn.ners to Augustus. Savannah, Jacssonvills
TAMPA: Nashville. Memphis. ATLANTA. New Or
Leg u.s. tourist sleeper Monday, Wednesdays
snd fridays washington to San Frs an With.
T 1 Mexico and CAT! forn.a-
600 P. M.-No. u. Local daily except sunday
4orKeysvtile and ,n.eTn ediats points
c.sn p. NJ and 600 A. M.-From Atlantis. Au-
4susis and Asbeviils and al points south;
s.ISP. M.-Frona Durham. Oxford snt ia,ss.
3 m ediata stations
{ z.ls LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Kos. 81 ands2. between Manchester aud Nat
YORK RIVER VIA ESI&fO1SAs
- THE FAyoRIJE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVES RICHMOND
$50 P. Mo. t6. Baitfn.ors Limited, daily &c.
f,.nt SUNDAYS connecting at West Point with
sfcar, ar for Baltimore and YORK River Landings
Stops only At stations hstneen ouiaton and Wen
20 p Mo. 10. Local Express. daily. -xcsps
sundays for Wat Point and intermediate stations
conn ee.s with stage a. Lester Manor for waiksstoa
a m-o0 4. M.-No.is Local Mixed. Leave, daily.
.rcsr. Su nda,s 6ors West Point and tnss.mettais
s,stinnse connecting with stare az Lestee Manos
TOR WaIkerton aud Tappahannock
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
sr5A. M.-DaiIy from West Point, with connso.
ZION from BaltiIl Src. EXCEPT Mondays
J0.45 A. M.-Excep.5 Sandaysant Mondays.
a.l5 r M,-Daiiy. sxcep. sunday from we3s
Point and intey mediate stations.
steamers leave West Point daily, except sun.
tsys $50 F. NJ. arriving kaltimors $50 A. u.
Steamers cali at Almonds and yorktown ruat
days ThnrsdY 70 and Saturdays. Clay BANK sn1
SSloueester NJ. ndays. Wednesdays and FrldayA
4, w w u U 49, -. 81
No. 9ze K. Matn ST., Richmond. VI.
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IsAILIoAEs
Atfantic-Coast line
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL NE 40, 1907
TRAINS LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IU NE 10. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
STATION.
200 a. w.. NORFOLK LIMITED Ia. ~. a.
rtyes Petersburg 1881 q. ~. Nosfoik 100 H. NJ
s.osX st.. DAILY. Arrive. peter.sa uaa DIE m.
Weldon t1:so a ". Fayetteville :ss P IT.. Charles,
,en 1ss Yars jassseasill.
ydIs I, g.os 600 NJ Pullman sleeper Ne.
HISS 8. Daily. except suuaa7, Arrive r.
issI5 g sn sses. prewy'
BIS r.. o eaa SHORE LIMITED. pa,,,-
ct ana sao
,..:sol, ss6 Patty s.f.Ds ssn1ay Arrive, Pc.
Msses III .. sosk'
eisP & Daiin Local Arrives Petersburg
a;sz 2. M Ff e, siaSs AND WEST 1sDr,s
orT ,sa Ws.ssn d norfolk
and Po b. a. s,s:ians 81 Between 'f E
ays.te 1a l.a,s ,ss Weldon a:is ~.
Port Tan ma ~: ia NJ Jacssonviiis lGfS u.
NEW LINE 70 MiDpLEGEoRGIA POINTS
ATTiring AmVns.s s:ss A. M..aMacon 1i.f5 \. ",
man sleeper, NV Yora 10 asy witmin r.on charies-
ION. Jaeksonvilfe. Po,. Tamps Augusta aud
o.IoP. M.. Daily. Arriving Petersburg PISS
I'm. Connect a. Petersburg with Norfolk and
Roanoies A. 81. Bris.oIs TO- ss % puiImas
Sleeper Richmond to Lynchburz
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 A. 81, Daily. from Jacksonville savan-
nah. Charleston, Atlanta, Macon. Augusta and
all points South.
7:a5 a: N. Daily, from Petersburg. Lynchburs
and the West.
STA 81. Daily. ..cep. sunda, Petersburg
seTo and intermediate stations Norfolk and SUI.
II. oJ An. Sunday only. from Norfolk, SUI.
folk and Petersburg
II IA ~. Daily. from Norfolk, Suffolk ana
s.IaP. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. from Peters.
sSo, p; NJ. Daily from Norfolk. Suffolk aud
7.aaP. NJ, Daily. from Miami Por. lamps
Jacksonville, Savannah. Charleston Wiininztaah
Goldshoro and all points South.
s:se P NJ, Daily. from Petersburg. Lynchoar2
md the " est.
T. NJ. EMERSON Traffic Manager.
J.R. kENLr General Manager.
H-M. EMERSON. General Passenger Aysut.
". g CAMPBELL, Division Passenger Ageu,
SIS East Main Strses.
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Women OF Veal d.

Like to feel that they are considered in
thezway of social distinction
Worry more than do men over the pos
sibility3 of meeting with financial loss
In many instances are inclined. toward
Do more than men toward giving aid
to church funds. -. :.
Are not extravagantly liberal when 1t
comes to assisting the poor
Take. more care than do4men5 to convey
the impression theyfa are not rleh..
Can easily be imposed upon by the GID
tongue of man speculator e
Make an uncalled-for rumpus when they
lose ina game of specula ton
LOOK with consid erable jealousy upon
a woman of greater wealth
In many instances show a weakness ZOE
family crestsP hila6alphia Rnllet. !. -
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Special Dispatch 10 The Times.l


ST LOUIS. November "a strong
movement, originating with the ST. Louis
contingent OF the almuni of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. is on foot for the repro
duction, in marble or some other per-
manent material, of the rotunda, OF the
University OF Virginia at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, to be held in ST.
Louis in 1903.
Thomas Jefferson founded the Univer-
sity of Virginia and designed the rotun-
da of that institution. Thomas Jefferson,
as President of the United States, was
the leading agent in the Louisiana Pur-
chase of 1862 which the exposition in
st. Louis in 1903 is to celebrate This
is the relation bctween the University
and the Exposition.
The work of Thomas Jefferson in found
ing the University was a greater source
OF pride to him than his work in adding
to the United States q. territory three
times as large as the thirteen original
States This is proven by the fact that
hts epitaph, written by himself, declared:
]: Here was buried Thomas jefferson, Au
/, thor of the Declaration OF Independence,
of the Statute of Virginia. for Religious
Freedom, and Father of the University
of Virginia." 1t made no mention of the
! addition to the United States of the 1,04l,-
!, $40 square miles included in the Louisiana
Purchase.
ORIGIN OF THE MOVEMENT.
Walter Hyde Saunders, class of 90,
University of Virginia, one Of the attor-
neys of the ST. Louis Transit Company.
conceived the idea of reproducing at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition the TO-
tunda OF the University. After informal
conferences with other St Louis alumni
of the University. a formal meeting of
the ST Louis alumni was called, which
took place at the University Club a
month or SO ago The alumni of the
University present at the meeting de-
cided to use their influence with the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
toward the erection on the site of a per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
j. Allen & Co.,
Jewellers,
18th and Main Streets:

r. = T-,.l v II ~
father Of the University Of Virginia and
designed its buildings, and the Faculty Of
the University Of Virginia have been ad-
yised that its alumni! nthe city CT ST.
Louis have inaugurated a movement to
have the rotunda of the University OF
Virginia duplicated on the fair grounds,
as fitting testimonial eand memorial to
Thomas jefferson. to be used as a per-
manent historical museum and nail or
fame. and the Faculty are of the opinion
that such q memorial would be a elita-
BILE tribute to the great founder of tits
institution,
Now, therefore, be it resolved by the
Faculty of the University of Virginia, that
they heartily endorse the idea of the
alumni and that they will in every way.
strive to further this object.
BE it further resolved, that they will
issue a call to all their alumni asking
for contributions to be used in the erec-
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Spin q tie ress.
~. : - - Z =.
Ne Hum Along.

We certainly, do hum along. Less than
100 years ago9we, paid SIS, coo, 00U for the.
territory of louisiana. s. 1t included the
+ territory now embodied in, Louisiana, Ar.
kansas. Missouri love ,.rart of Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota. Montana,
Wyoming. Nebraska. Kansas. part OF.
Colorado, Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. The taxa BILE property in what wss
old Louisiana runs away into the billions
and is growing beyond the ability of "a,
i lightning calculator to keep tab. AS a
real estate Spectator Uncle Sam holds
the medal.-Detroit Free Press.
The Strenuous Game.
Down Sin Texas the Y. NJ. c.. a. foot.
ball team of Mckinley played the team
from Sherman. and during the afternoon
melee nireteen persons needed a.sur-.
geon's care. ~ II i.gr,
This will. remind some people of Mr..
Dc oley's famous football yell that ended
with Eat s'em, gnaw EN-, bite EN-. chaw
'em. Christian broth .rs. 'rah. 'raf, ram
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Gee Wbiz
s iMr. j. Pierpont Morgan made the jour
ney from Detroit to Niagara Falls over
the Michigan Central Railway, 227 miles,
in 200 minutes the other day. Between
ST. Thomas and Falls View Station a
sionally reached. When 4 railway direc-
tor shows such perfect confidence in his
readbeds the travelling public. which does
not go at such headlongs speed. may feel
reasonably. safe.-roledo Globe.
ais Our Civilization Failure ~
Nine Erndrsd thousand persons are on
the verge of starvation in two provinces
Of China And yet the civilized powers
of the world insisted upon the payment
of an indemnity which is certain to be
wrung from the poor people.-Cleveland
Leader.
New England Cider.
The good old cider that hits like
green hickory. club i'm the hands of the
hired man is going to be dear in the tee
total State of Maine this winter. There is
less than half {; crop. of apples.-Mfn-
neapoliS Tribune
Whipped Wbipper.
Lynch law is all wrong. to be sure, but
those citizens of hex, Colo, who horse
whipped a citizen because he had con-
tracted the habit OF whipping his wife
twice a month will be forgiven.-Min-
ucapolis Times.
The Better Tip.
Any waiter will tell YOU that a tip, in
the hand is worth two on the races
Philadelphia Record.
On Intimate Terms.
good liver and a bad liver usually go
together.-tAtchison Globe. 30
s Give II Up.
It will hereafter be possible to travel
from San Francisco to New York in four
days But why should any San. Francis
can want to?-Chicago Record-Herald.
Might Follow Hanna.
Mr., Hanna says he never wrote but one
camraign speech, and the next morning
when he read it, decided that it was such
rot that he tore it UP. We fear some of
the gentlemen fail to pursue their efforts
the next morning.-Wa Post.
Another Taurne Product.
In a Dublin paper some time since was
Biographical notice of Robespierre,
which concluded as follows: This eX-
tracrdirary man left no children behind
him. except his brother. who was killed
at the same time. Glasgow Evening
Times.
Not Sockdolager. =, ..5...,.
The sock social at the Congregational
Church last evening was great success
Nelson (B. CD Miner.
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the yellow Nile, and the evensons
deth away in the duskiness OF the
sacred temples.
SO descendeth the spirit of thy beauty
upon my SOUL Q Ramesa daughter
of the keeper of the sacred Writ.
IL
AS the storm exhausteth itself within the
Businesses of the mountains OF
Khem- tstEs
So doth the tempest of my love spend It
self within the solitude of my. days,
and my heart is supplfcated unto
thy mercies. % .Ramesa. daughter CT
the keeper of the sacred Writ:
Ill.
Beautiful with exceeding beauty are the
temples of Love and statelier- than
the cedars of Lebanon.
TO whom hath it been given to restrain
= the might of love. or unto whom
shall be prevented the indwellinS CT
the spirit thereof?
".
The day-star hath arisen, and love that is
born OF the HORSEPOWER passeth like
the mist. or as the restless shade at
the word OF the rexorcist.
But it passeth. hence only unto Its own
gloritication. and abideth forever in
the dwelling places of the Here
i ~
AS he who raiseth his hand in supplica-
ton unto .Aphern, and crieth aloud:
Thou only One-Thou only.-
SO smite my breast and call unto thee
to hear my prayer. Ramesa, daush-
ter of the keeper of the sacred Writ.
ss VI.
Far betterstfan the wisdom of kings is
the love of her whose bosom, is the
pillow of peace
Yea. the gods be praised. May the COM
fort of Isis be ~ pom thee, May. tho
strength of Anon
5E VII.
Be given. unto the love that thy heartsea-
tentaineth for him who is the son Of
the kings of khenl-
And the peace of the temple of karnak
be upon thy soul forever; yae, for
ever and forever.
Madame Higgins Glenernes tMarchionass
of Ilsburyl in Boston Transcript
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H., rbie statue toi nolila'Ss
Z !-si.. ~. teSreproduced rotund a..
Ier resolve tina
i, ye and
:. !, 4. 80 secure suitable
sa.ae,,,7, no state Of Virginia, 70
=, the repro6uctions Of :. =.
form il so desired by ,iiu u1
am 1ortties. as Virginia's state :. 1s;iI
the fair grounds, and ma ivy ex-
also In every way ,sction Of co.
,a;s;s sfics In he exhibited in SAID Duiiu-
i,,r,r,'3 ftzs
s sssis GOING TO WOf7s l<..s5 Il,
rbaese resolutions have been I,rlnte,u .. !.
III ~ the Alumni
University publication, viii
call to the alumni Of the -
a., THE alumni of the U
number some 500 and many OF ehei. .;. i.o,e
hio,b professional and political positio '
in various parts of the Union. .,.,.L
.Thes rof,lnda OF the University. Whicn
If is proposed to reproduce, was llluueieu
nv Thomas Jefferson after the Ia Fan .,''
at Rome, built during the ,elsI " ny
ends sSrrte Reproduction is hall the size OF
tha orieinaI and number of mod1nca-
.fir,ns. adant the structure to the climatic
con0;tions Of Virginia. The structure Is
of brick, painted white, and is the 1orlnal
entrance Is The University
= Anot l::World's Fair movement winch
Interests fYirginians is that to secure
'liheral appropriation from the Virginia
+ as,is for a great Virginia exhibit
~ tho FAR. The Virginia Society OF
81 Louis made up of natives Of Virginia
ree;dente;se1n ST. Louis, is helping along
this 5movement It is suggested IN TINS
connection that the Virginia State Build
ing built with the prospective appro-
priation. be a reproduction of the nome cI
of THOMAS Jefferson ct Monticello. Inc
Virginia Society has, appointed an auxll-
II committee to work in conjunction
with the exposition officials to this end
Thefconsmittee is composed of Henry \.
Elut5 ichairmanl. Major r. r. Hutchin-
son president OF the Mechanics BANK OF
81 T,oiiis: John r. Triplett, w. Scott
Hancock, John T. Lee and Colin ~
SelDh. nj
ut is certain that the nome OF Ihona a
Jefferson at Monticello will be SHOWN at
tho worlds Fair says Walter H. Saun-
ders. IF Virginia or the Exposition
Company make no provision 1or the
building, it is certain that some conces-
sionaire will ask the privilege of repro
ducinc it as u Midway concession. II
this were done it would be a lasting dls-
grace to Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

With this. issue The Times Ch::idrer's
Art Contest will close. It has proven TO
be embarrassing and popular feature and
manv. letters: have been received by the
art editor from the little cness in various
parts sof' Virginia, North Carolina and
sother States, sas.. well as from Richmond.
expressing ssthe d oft. and pleasure de-
rived from the contest.
s During the period in which the con-
tests have been running, more than 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

drawings have been received, and about
eighty of these have reproduced by
The Times as prize-winners. Prizes to
the amount of nearly $40 have been
awarded the successful competitors.
The art editor extends the children his
good wishes, with the hope that those
who have contributed to the contest will
continue to improve their talents and
.scme day gain wide reputation in the
field Of art.
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NorfdkNWsstsr1l
Nh asas cehadule in Eject
cchsdula in Eject
rNE 30 1901.

JUNE 80. 1901
LEAVE RICHMOND fDA1LI). BYED-SrEEEr
- STATION.
ZOO A. M.-NoREOLk LIMITED. Arrtvs y:
Norfolk li.2o A. ~ stops only AZ fssessoafh
M enI sh M.oTnE CHICAGO EXPRESS. Fec
Ipneh burg, Roanoke. Columbus. and Chicago.
Eyyast Parlor Car Petersburg TO Roanoke. Putt
man Sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus; also for Bris-
80 Rockville and Chattanooga Pulimaa
SJ..ner Roauoke to Knoxville.
IL M.-OCEAN-SHoREL LIMITED ArrtSs
Norfnlk SIS P NJ Stops only at PetersourS.
Wnveriv and Suffolk. Connects At Norfolk with
steamers TO Boston. Providence. New YORK. Baltt.
m ore ans siMFor SUFFOLK. Norfolk aud inter
,oJ;at. stations Arrive, nj Norfolk at ~ 20 r NJ
"a 10 p NJ FOR Lynchburs and Roanoke. Con-
,scts az I,yncbburs with Washington and Chatts-
nooga Itmited Pullman Sleepers LyueheurS to
NOM nh and New Orleans. Cafe Farior and OBJ
ssryation Car Radford TO Alfalfa, Ala Pullman
sIesn.r' between Richmond and LynchburS-
Rerths ready for OCCUPANCY al $50 PteL Also.
pnIim an Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond fiom Lynfhhn y. AM am
ihe West daily at T.35 A. n and So 4 M rom
norfolk and The Eas. at y. ia H.. Il q 4 N.
and 8. so p. N.
gW0 E WAGNER, city Pass and Ticks' Az
"a posIEY. District Passenger Agent
W BEyILL. General Passenger A2en'-
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Ihe Art PrizessAn111ounced.

The first prize insthe contest last week
was won ny Margaret HYaGdey. OF No. BIS
West Grace Street, Richmond. aged eleven
years. Her drawing was entitled Three
Wise Owls.
The second prize was won by Robert
I,1uce, of No. icSz1-2 North Eighth Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

Liebler & Company contemplate pro-
ducing next season a play entitled me
Christian. King, written by Edward Rose,
the English Gramatist. James O'Nelll
proba bly, will take the leading role. VIII
son Barrett has . recently produced in
Australia a drama of the same title, OF
which he is the author.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

Richmond, aged twelve years His draw
ing was entitled "a Fishing Party.
The third PrizesWas won by Annie kle-
bert, 4of No: 400 North az Henry Street.
Richmond. aged eight years. Her draw
ing was entitled The Baby's First Les
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Something Like d Punch Bowl.

Whelle Mr.. Cialiot went through the
United States with .M'amselle DECK, the
celebrated elephant. he one eVenlng
was warm. in his praiss for the hospital
tiles and socialitfes Of the Mother Coun-
try.
Amid other instances he quoted one OF
the Rutland punch-bowl which, on the
christening of the young MARQUIS, was
built so large that a small boat was ac-
tually set sailing upon it. in which boy
sat who ladledy out5the liquor
II guess said one of the company,
give seen a bowl that 'ud beat that to
immortal smash. for at my brother
christening the bowl was so deep that
when we young uns said it warn't sweet
enough father sent a man down in a div
-irs bell to stir up the sugar at the bot
to1n.',-Edinburgh Scotsman.
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- &: ,sss.s IS
that NE can do much better for
: you on Watches than yoas!c az! do do
Z elsewhere. being Watch inspectors g,
& for two railroads necessartly5haasnlsd1-
sling a quantity OF Watches: Buying
An quantities and Tor cash, we buy
scheapera and sell cheaper. More
d over, you buy from persons who
have experience IN the watch bus!-
ness and you are sure Of getting
watch that keeps time, as we test
every movement before lettin. 1t go
out OF tho house: We. carry 2 com
plete liza Of Jewelry. Diamonds.
S etc.
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Repairing a Specially.

Bring US your watch II it does not
keep time. We will fix IT and !.
guarantee entire satisfaction. Our
repair department is the largest IN
the city. We employ. the highest
class OF workmen. We Smanufac-
ture and repair jewelry right in the
house. do not have to send 1t TO
z New York.
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HAII ROADS
S. a. l.. r ai!way.

Short Line to Principal Cities OF the South and
Southwest, Florida Cuba, Texas, California amt
Mexico. .reschins the Capitals ofsi1 State4
Schedule in Eject Nav % 1901
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Train No. Il leaves Richmond $50 a. M. daily,
for Petersburg, Norlina, n. c.. aad all inter mea
ate points Connection, at Norlina wish tram
arriving Henderson 2:1D p and Raleigh sou ?.
daily. and Durham AIS p. m. daily except suH
day.
Trains leave Richmond for, Washington. Nes
York and the East daily. No. ~ at o;to o. ~ anu
so. 66 at 1855 p. ,,,
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa tor ats
Florida East Coast points. and Cuba ana fo.so
Rico. At New Orleans for all point, In le1aA
Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY
f:sa a. M. No. s45 From all points sou'h an''
E:46 D. M. No ss-F.om Sorliua. n. c., feseI'
burg and local points
SLEEPING-CAE SERVICE
Nos 81 and s4-Florida and metropolitan Llnl.
fed Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars ahI
Through Day Coaches between New oTk anu
Tn Through Drawing-Ro Room buue' aieepi"s
Cars between New York and Atlanta
Nos q and ee-EIorida and Atlanta + ass MAJ.
Through Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping oals 70
tween New York and Tampa. connecting u. ti"i ~;
le. with Sleeoipg Car TO and rom AtIantH. IN
connection with which Through Pullman AieA'A.
sre sold Finest Day Coaches
z. P. SMITH. Distric: Pass Agent. -,
esq East Main Strees = uoI,s '''-
80 J. NJ. BARE. Z: E l. hcSch.
1st v. p & GENT Mang'r. GEM faSs' AAsn>
Portsmouth. Va
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OCTOBER Il. t99t-
80, M CHESAPEAKE
;,,Sy OHIO RAIL WAY.

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION EAST BOUND
900 A. NJ. Daily Local to Sers.ss o ia,
Point. &c. toineels al Sor,oiS With o.d dominion
a-45 p. ~. Daily Local 10 Norfolk. Old
Point &c. Pullman to Old Point. ,a
1s oss PaIinn car
Connects at Old Point with Washington. Cape
Charles and Baltimore steamers
wEsTsoUSD.
4 1910 a. NJ. Loeal,sc1cep Sunday. to Clifton
ass p. NJ, Daily. ST. Lout. Limited Din uc.1 ar
Train with Il Pullman fer cineinaatt LoutsE lie
and ST. Louis Connects for irginia ~ OF sptiHs
and Chicago, Five TO eight urs quickest iins
west. 7Locai.train fol oW- tie 81. Louis Limited
ON Gcrlonsyiile to Staunton. sI.est eunasy.
$50 P. NJ, ro we'll Accommodation E1se.e
I. 10 80 P. ME-. Y. Daily. comets for vir.
gin ot opriugs. Pullman n,I,
mans TO Cincinnati, louisville and West Al!
meals In dining car
LEAVE EIGHTH STREET STATION
Va, and Clifton Forge EIcep, sunday for Ros
ney Alberene and New Castle. Parior Car.
bis p VI, Except Sunday for Lremo.
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
$50 a. ~ and 3.1o F. ~. Daily. from Cincin,
500 A. M,.1cep. SUNDAY. from rosss,i
1000 A. ii. snd fe 70 Ii. Daily. from Nor
Sis p. M Los al. exec pt sunday. from Clifton
ARRIvEEIGHTHs STREET STATION
$40 4. a.. E1eept sunday. from Br' mo.
Gas L. n. Daily. from clifton Forg. ami
snseR. sasa' '
Apply at Ses Fast Main street. 9os East MaIa
Street and Murphy.s Hotel for further snformat
:i..w. FULLER JSo. 7. POTTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Love Chant Of Egypt.

AS the moonlight falleth on the waters OF
the yellow Nile, and the evensonS
deth away in the duskiness OF the
sacred temples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Not a sockdolaper.

The sock social at the Congregational
Church last evening was great success.
Nelson (B. CD Miner.