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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21
DEAD IN A BOX CAR
Inspection and Banquet Q f Knights Tenn
plar-Heavy List of Fines.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. 2o.-The body
of James Edward Hcatley, a printer,
aged tifty-scven years, of Washington,
d. c.. was found early Sunday morning
in a box car on the tracks of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potamac
Railroad, at Elmo. Alexandria county.
Coroner Burrell, of the county. summoned
a jury, and Il verdict was rendered that
death was due to exposure.
Heatley. it is understood, has a wife
and family in Washington. He and his
companion sought shelter in the car Sat
urday night and when his companion
attempted to arouse him he found that
he was dead
There was an unusually large doc,c.
in the POLICE Court this morning. and
Mayor Simpson collected the sum Of $i55
in fines from the Saturday and Sunday
evil-doers. This is the largest amount
that has been collected for some time.
Grand Recorder j. E. Blanks. Of Pc
tershurs. Va, will inspect Old Dominion
Commandery. Knights Templari Wednes
day afternoon. The inspection will be
followed by a banquet in Arlnory Hall
r. Z. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans.
has elected the following delegates to.
attend the Grand lsncampment at Wythe
VILE. Va. which convenes "Wednesday
next: Thomas White. John NJ. Johnson,
X. Kemper, ". ". Sherwood and William
H May
Alexandria Washington Lodge of Ma
sons. No. %. are in receipt of an invita-
ton from the Grand Lodge Of Pennsyl-
vania AIasons to attend tho sesquicen-
tennial celebration to be held in Phila-
delphia November 9th, in commenlora-
ton Of Washington's connection with
Masonry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21
NO MORE HAZ|NG
ALLOWEDIAT VIM. |.
Two Under Classes Voluntarily
Ratify Fast Action Against It.
10 SELECT MONUMENT SIZE .E
The Institute Getting in Its Winter Goal
at the Largely Increased Price-ln-
ventor OF the Wilcox and Gibbs
Sewing Machine III Extremis
10 SELECT MONUMENT SITE.

-lspscial Disnateh to The Timesl

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LE..I.>..l,4S, a October 2U-The
two unuer classes of the Virginia Min
tary institute nave held a meeting ana
rauned voluntarily the resolutions ADOPTED
two years ago by the cadets feiatiVe 10
the hallnS OF the new CADETS MS DC
: ton on the part of the soldier boys speaks
we'll for their regard of the schooi ana
the interest they take in It's welfare.
Hazing. if practiced at all at any time.
& has been done with the greatest secrecy,
and now with this action on the part OF
the young men none of them will dare
for an instant TO overstep the bounds
prescribed by them in their meeting, Tor
they will deal summariy with the Of
fender themselves
ALUMNI COMMITTEE.
The Alumni Committee of the Virginia
Military Institute appointed by that BODY
in session last June, met at the school
to-day for the purpose oil 5seiectlnS "a
place on the parade groilnos LOT the erec-
ton of the base to the Newmarket monu-
ment, which is now at the V. M I. The
members of the committee are Alexander
Hamilton. Captain j. r. Anderson, Henry
Fairfax, Colonel F. w. Nichols and
Judge S. Ii. Letcher
With the adventaof, winter season the
Virginia Military Institute are just put
ting in the first car load OF coal, ana
which was purchased at price over
double the price of the past year = sual-
Z IL the supply is stored away during the
summer, but owing TO the strike none
was obtainable. Even now at the greatly
advanced price paid very little is to be
bought. SO stated by the authorities OF
the school.
RELIGIOUS BELIEF OF. CADETS.
A conni;at;on9 of the cadets of the Nlr-
ginia Military Institute relative to thelr
religious belief shows that OF 2.o men men
there are l97 @Episcopalians. y PrespSte-
rians, IS Methodists. % Baptists and o.
Of other denominations or have no prefer
ence Ninety-four Of them are church-
members
Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machine. is CIT
icaliv ill at his home at Raphlne, "a,
eighteen miles from Lexington. Mr..
Gibbs went to New York to have an oper-
alton performed in the hopes of securing
relief. but the physicians there ADVISED
him otherwise. and he returned without
s,1biectinc himself to the painful ordeal.
ANOTHER WIRE #NEEDla
Wire has been distributed aiosg the
Sorfoll, md Western Railroad north OF
Buena Vista Tor the purpose OF putting
IN another telegraph line as the pusi-
ness is too great for the three wires al
ready in use. The freight on this road
is extremely heavy at this season. SIhoil-
sands of cattle from Southwest Virginia
are shipped over this road TO Northern
markets.
From near Fairfield comes the renort CT
chicken thefts on a big scale. Thieves
have stole, from Mr.. All Tultz nearly 100
chickens in one night Trey also relieved
- = u :, ,,csS mo ,vEe ri 1ey rOltlf
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LlTTLETON RACE RIOT
NO Further Trouble from Negroes Ap,
pretended in Alabama.
iBy Associated press.)

=
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October 90
News from Littieton, Ala, the scene of
the riot last night between negroes and
white men, develops the fact that every
thing is quiet there now, the negroes hav-
ing gone to their homes, and no further
trouble is apprehended.
Ira Creel, the white man who was re-
ported 10 have been killed. appeared in
Littleton safe and sound to-day. having
spent the night in the woods. but Joe
Thompson (white). who was seriously
wounded, died while being brought to
this city Joe @Bear. one of the wounded
negroes, is doing we'll. and is expected
to recover, but VIII Tolbert, another ne
gro, who was shot. and who was the orig
inator of the fight is missing, and is
known to be seriously wounded
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NEDl,R6s.

The bridal party in the Crenshaw-
Smither wedding, taking place at z
O'Clock tonight. We're entertained after
), rehearsal in the home Of the BRIDE $
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slnither
last might Delightful refreshments, in
GLIDING varied menu, were served.
The Norfolk Nirginian-Plot of Sunday
contained the.followirE announcement:
An elear cement recently announced is
which will interest many If their friends
in Norfolk. is that Of Miss BessN Lee
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Lee.
OF Sumter. S. c.. 10 Mr.. Samuel Carter
OF Richmond The marriage will occur
on January eth. when several Norfolk
people will 20 outsto it. Miss Lee visi-
1ed Miss Margaret Lee last winter. when
she was "A great belle.
An engagement recently. annnuncd is
1hRt u Mis- Marion Chalmers anS Mr..
William BRYANT. both af Alexandria Va
The wedding is fixed Tor November 18th
Invitations to tho marriage of Miss
katherine Major. Of sChsrlemont, {" Va.
TO Nix. Thomas Nelson OF West Virginia
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Atlantic Coast Line

/ .tsisrDULE Effective SEPT. 2sTH.
| TRAINS LEAVE lslcnA to;Sp---B fRpss.TKEET
a.oo 4. NJ. soI:ToLil LIMITED daily. AZ.
-iyes Petersburg 9:St y. A. Norfolk ll:20 A.
VI stops ou.y at Petersburg. Wave-iy and
sG a.s. NJ. ,t;ily Arrives Petersburg o:4o a.
| II Enpfri.l.lioS a. VI, Weldon. ! 80 :. III.
a,sertayilis II r ~ Charleston it:l5 z. ~
';e..,,h 5 90 r w. Jacksonville 9:ca a VI
"a Tanlaa 1000 T.. VI. Fort Talnpp 1910 r u
ia1a..s..ts :t " ilson with No g, nrrigtu: aos..
/ to..ssfa e sl.sWitinnstan soc T. II. Full
| n ne, sleeper New York % LAG ssonytiie
1870 2. M. daily for Petersburg. s'oano.s
and u, sF = a.. oci,S sorE LIMITED aaEy
arrives Petersburg SoSt2ls X
sa 80 P IL, daily except CPS, Sunday Arrives
psteT epssT Noun. 900 2. 81 stakes all intes-
me Ia H.. daily local. Arrise Petersburg
| 10 - u = ~ Makes NIL stops
,..tsII.rt-p daily Arrive Petersburg see T.. II.
L l.5.sets viii. Norfolk and VestaFa for Nor
fslk po aa s f t5r s1.ta a9s r..
t ~, Enlf1orin and Lawrencesllie Ws!t'on III
T. ~ EayettAytls 70 s.i5
:. NJ ~ Tampa. 1000 z. II. Port Tampa 1o:so
z M g LINE no MIDDLE GEolslA POINTS
,rrtyfa.. Augustus $50 \ ". sasoa i1:a5 A.
H. Atlanta g III fanan sIsspsrs New
p p@Tt Tampa Augusta and Macon Dining
lng 5.
! Ut n, : connect IT Petersburg With Norfolk
IN, western RaiiMaE 1rfis,ns Lynehhnrs rs
( y -, Siaaner Ecsaiont. ~ Lynchbnr. :.
s't Ii:so ?. NJ. daily arrive Petersburg 1910
a. a- TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
41s A. D. tafIs from ,!ssssony;lle savn.-
an 7 ssis 4 II. daily. from Petersburg. sss
bug s,s "a 4. 81. daily except sunday rs:crsps.
ioS ;,.,o A. NJ. daily except Sunday. from
,,nck soun, and Intermediates stations. Sor-
toI Il: a. A ID. daily. from Psssrsb"ss saron
and HI: 60. 4. NJ. daily from norfolk surol.
ard Petersburg,
.nIs {;terruet,iate5 points.
aie $50 2 M. daily. ;rom Norfolk. surolE and
T.i5 p NJ. daily. from Miami. por. Tampa.
Iacksnnville. sasannah. Charleston Wilminxson.
Goidsbnro and all sotnts South
$50 2. NJ. daily from Petersburg, LyncA-
purs and the West.
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Social and
Ye7s0na/

Iiliuok alai ex-EIawaiian Queen. IS SCI
dom thought of or spof n Of nowadays.
though at one time the papers We're lhii
eno,,ch Of her doines and sayings. Inc
recent birthday reception which she gave
ut Washington Place, the former l1oyai
residence in Honolulu. brought back the
memory of the days when her sway was
absolute in Hawaii. Tie eN-eueen Wei
coined her guests in the WAIKIKI Iafier'
which was decorated an a Seisaliite at -
,,.siian manner She was soRned in
,vory white satin ard point d'esnilf. with
gold and silvea .s.,Iproideries. and wore on
her breast the stat, of the Order = lAaiil--
kua /. TO both her countrsmea5 and wo-
men present. and TO the Americans M
vited the ex-Qneen was as diGnaiiea anu
as gracious as in the palinieSt Gays OF
her royalty, and as far as zarrangemen
and surrounding went. that period might
i,aye been not past. but present.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE lA EFFECT L4aY Is. 1904.
* q. H., uAiAs. troni b,tustfeet Station
r. fredericksburg and AteAandria- stops occa-
auah sun1ass sieepine cas- u M.sail.stos
AUG New YORK. Dining Car.
+ iorida and metropolitan LimiteI Tor Washing
Aiexandria sieepins s'p cars 3 to New OK. Al1
o, :oo q. A., except sunday, from Eio; station.
nef" "n,modaton for Ashland aud intermediate
500 A. n, Sunday only. from Bryd-str.ts
S sIas FOR Washington and beyond. Stops Ut
Gnerry Hill. inclusive, Nes.ey, ucco.luap snd
Ais ,:n d Z Buffet Parlor Car.
Ststion Tor W1;hinstoa and ne5ou,: sSeps at
siba, Glen Allen au1 local starious. Ashland so
esr". inclusive Seminary und Alexandria
s. R:os aoo4, except Sunday. from Brsas.rees
Elba. ashland boswell Mi.fors frelerissz baes
ana Aicaa ndra. Buffet parlor Car. Connscts
WITH tn Congressional Limited
.a..oa. accominodation for Fredericksburg and
'n: sos : r points points: s,,.,,,
t%. w asshlnston and beyond. Stops ut Dosweii
Na,s aud Aiexardria Sleeping Car To
vs. o:la 2. n. ally. from Elba Station Tor
IL n 1,5iiihE go. and beyond Stops at Ash
| .aau. Fredericksburg and Alexandria
o:oo =. ~. except Sunday. from Eliza Statton
ae efommodas:on for Ashland aud intermediats
10 e:v VI =. a., daily. tron Bryl-Street station
s hsaatn = Boswell Milford, Frsasreksbass
S 1,st at other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car
pplfhhoha to New fuek and Washington to
~ ii:1s z. NJ. except Sunday. from Elba Sta
din' recommendation for Ashland and iuterme-
TEAMS s!,5 ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o.ao q, n. except Sunday. ut Elba Station.
points.
$50 $50 a. T.. except Sunday at B5rd-street
station recommendation from fredericksburg and
lnt s.an :. points -.
stops at Aesandrta occo91an. Wt,isWater
Isa Frsdericlsb,irs. Milford. boswell! ASH
ana r. Eiea Stops ut oth.- stations sunday
1901 P. NJ, except sunday. al Hvrd-s.rces
Sta ton: stops Mt Iocnl stations Washington to
As; asht LAND, Inclusive. Glen Allen ard Eiba Par
2:o2 P: NJ. dsilv. mt Elba Station. stops at
Axe, Loston occoquan: F-ede-icksbars
4nn ni Ea. Sleeping Car from New York
s:oa 2. IL. daily. at Ma,n-st1eet station.
stops at Alexandria Fredericksbrrs. Mit,,=j.
/ Boswell and Ashland. Sleeping Car from New
t:eo P. NJ, excapt Sunday. at zl5a station.
accommodate LON Ashland ana Intermediates
7:15 P. NJ. daily. Mt Rrya Street Station.
st sI;ana at aleHa a,,S nas.i
ior: arf pvashin~ton. Dining Gar
$3.50 2. IT.. daily. at Brrd-street Station.
to Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Alien and Eiba- Buf-
1929 F. n: da,lv. at ,tain-street Station.
Alexandra. Fredericksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Sleeping Cars from New York
11:oo P r.. e1cent su7dav at Elba Station.
accommodation frnr, Ashland!
w P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
". D. DUKE. General Manager.
f. T. D. MYERS. President.
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NyAIlloNAl- CONVENTION APPALA
CHAN FOREST RESERVE.
=Ashevil,e, N. c., October 25, 1902

- NS1ItvHte' " ~ = 7e'>''-''
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from a; an stations
and North Carolina to Asheville n. c..
and return. at one fare for the round
trip; tickets TO be on, sale October g. q
with return limit uetoDer nth
wishing to visit Ashevile the beautiful
Land Of the Sky a Il this time, the most
boo u tie.,iE sea son OF the Year.
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have beer. recalled on account OF a seri-
ois accident which befell Mr.. Nelson on
Wednesday last. His right arm was
painfully fractured by a blow from
hoses iloof. The marriage had been
scheduled for October sd.
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YORy-RIYER LINE, VEST ~ Pom,
TuE paVogITE ROUTE EoRTI

LEAVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 2. NJ, No. Is, EititinoFe Limited, daily.
except Sundays, for West Point connec*srs ut
West Point with steamers for Baltimore aud
a:15 p NJ. 10. TO- daily. except Sundays.
local express for West Point and intermediate
stations. Connects With stage at Lester Nance
for Walk.rton and TGrpahannock
500 a. N, No. 4. local mixed. leaves daily.
EXCEPT SUNDAYS, fer West roint aud aterme.t
diate stations. connecting With stage ut Lester
Manor Tor Walkarton and 'rappahannuck.
ne. rCenIIvgF ilehehth Observation-Disclosures fofww
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
e:I5 A. n. No. Is. diiT from West Point,
,S,th ron motion from BaIsrnfre. Monday.
1913 A. NJ, No. Q. daily. except Sunday and
Monday
Point ard Intermediate stations
No. IS and 10 viii make stops between
Richmond an,! Qu!nton.
Stsarpess san from West FONT $3.50 P. II. !,
a.u Nv e.cspt Sundays. Steamers call at Glou.
Ssst5r rpinc and clay Rank MONDAYS. wednss-
dsys and Friday. and Yorktown and Ailm1nN
Tues.iays THURSDAYS AMI sttnriays
C. W. WESTBURY.
District Passenger Al gent.
go e. Main Street Richmond. Va.
8. Fl. HAEnwfcS,
General Passenger AsrnE
C. II ACKFtRT.
Genera, Manager WashinGtoa. .. @.
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Bay Line
- Baltimore
Via C. & 0: Railway and
Old Point.
U. S. MAIL ROUTE.

1eaye Richmond wa. Chesapeake and
aaohin Railway daily. except SUNDAY, at 4
Dn N connecting at OLD Point with the
a,,nerb steamers of the Old Bay Line,
sHap,,ine at sT:l5 P. NJ. arriving Baltimore
i .esn a. NJ, In time to make connection
~ e,.ith all trains North. East and West
Snort rail ride and all night on one OF ths
arfvs n so &:
dai!v except Monday.
For tickets and general tnforua tion APP
oily at general ofIices ch hes ea and Ohio
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STREET. STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
p io:is A. ID, No. 0. Gully Cor purham.: y. C..
ipsshVii!s, and ali local stations South. connect
i.'ti.Wiiy Cor tarnville. LyEchbura ard all local
s stns West; at Jenreys FOR local STATIONS on
Henderson, -. Z,
$50 P. r.. NO 20. limited train daily Tor
.a9hsohFiie and all Florida points. Havana. Sss-
u, - V, connects at Mose!ey with FarmyiuA
~ ~ vWhatan Railroad: ut Greensboro Tor bur
Win No. x, United States Fast Null solid train.
aaIly ior View 0rseaGs aEd points South which
s -. steepers 10 New Orleans Drawing Room
.-,eenes Richulent! to 4 lan.a md RirwtG.aan.
ih!oush train with Sleeper Salisbury to Mem
PMS. Dining Chr service
1l;oo r M, No. II. Southern Express daily
t Spr Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville. and points
, Sleeper for Danvta. Greensboro. Sails
10y aIn tsarlotte. Gpel at Etchmpnd $50 2.
NJ Connections with Mex. York and Florida E,-
press and Southwestern Emitted which carries
'hfongh SleererS to Augusts Savannah. JACK
soasiiie Iampa. Nashville Memphis Atlnnfa.
..;" orleans. etc Complete Dining Car service
..isr Pullman Tourist Sleeper Mondays. Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays. Washington to san Francisco.
IN .icT1s. MEXICO and California
o:Go Z. NJ, Ne. II. local daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
Tor kcysvfiia and intermediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
:uo ~ n. and 5:43 2. NJ. sro;n Atlanta. Az
:cSsa Jacksonville. Ashevil,c and all points
$50 4. NJ. from Keysviile ans, Iocrl stations.
Vile and Intermediate stations
LncaLa FREIGHT TRAINS.
Neapoi!s.
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TRANSFORMATIONS LINES.
Nav NaIfsIk; pWsstsrn
sEPTEKBER Isl. 1902.

SEPTEMBER IS. 1862.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, 5BYEDSTREET
STATION.
rs 300 A. H., NORFOLK LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk II: 20 "a. II. Stops only at Petersburg.
Wayerly nd Suffolk.
sos a. n, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS FOR
Lrnchburg, Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago,
Buffet Parlor Cur Petersbur" to Roanoke. Pull
man Sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus: also for
Bristol, Knoxville ard Chattanooga. Pullman
sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.
1920 p NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farm
Vile. Lynchhurg and intermediate stations
rs $500 2. NJ, #OCEAN-SHORE8 LIMITED. Arrive
Norfolk b:20 F.. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg.
tWayerly and Suffolk. Connects ut Norfolk with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York. Bat
tlmore and WashiHSto ton.
7:25 e. NJ. for Suffolk. Norfolk and interme-5
date stations. Arrives Norfolk at 1910 X NJ
500 z. NJ, for Lynchburs. Roanoke ehe S"ita
anu southwest. Connects at Lynchonrs Win
4 ashinston and Chattanooga Limited fuiiinan
Sleepers Lynchb,Irg to Memphis and New Or
leans. Cafe Dining and Observation Car Rad
FORD 20 Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman Sleeper between zen
Rlchmond and Lynchburs. Eerths ready los
occupancy at $50 +. ". Also, Pullman Sleeper
Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynclburs ana
the West daily ata7:35 4. NJ, 900 P. ID. ana
1886 2. NJ. from Norfolk end the East at ll;Ao
A.. NJ, 1:42 A. N. and $50 P. NJ.
Ohice-So- S33 Main Street.
mo f. WAGNER.
t5 City Pass. and Ticket Ase
c. FL. ROSEEY. Dis. Pass. ASt.
". B. BEyILL. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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TRANSPORTATION 1lNE,s
CO! '' a; . !;;''
NEW h4AIN-sTREET STATION.
IN EFFECT SEPT. 16, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

~ r,, 80 n., y = ,s oi !. y
7.45 N 1eYc.nr $50 800 = ,5s,...-. vs.
,oc,I II stons S s'e
4 s.nn = 81 ~ k"J,,-* ~.
News =,
~ ,o. w houte ana =, m,nutee
r. 5sop -, " 3,
~ az, ~, s tsicntaonu
500 p olls ,,,,
Point Na,v.nr+ "a ,,, aor ne,
AM, OK -; ~, W.
Ne,,nt N 70 u3e STOPS a si
lor en- f:or,r. ~, oni5.
~, y ooiuous vihs % uiu toine. Conhects y
c ca. poins with Wsshnstou s,ltim.rs and and
Dor,ir ,o -. v, WIZ aoiu
5.on :. NJ 10y ,, ,Vs Wv. ~" w -,
Old Iont ~ 81. So ~ , ,e vos ~. 90, 80
soik Wai. W .,i IN. os eonneels ~. 80
aa -, w , peiis Ip. Stops no .
o1c ~, i s - = - ... = 49,, ~ -. l,,t,..,
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Train leaves tsicittIlpEi JsIu a. vi
daily for Petersburg. Norlina. ). c. and I'LL
intermediate points Connection at Norlina
with train arriving Henderson go T.. VI. and
Raleigh $50 r. ". daily. and Durham F. VI.
daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington. New
York and the East tlaily-Nc. 81 Ut o.i3 \. NJ.
and No. &C at 500 r u.
Connections ut Jacksonville and Tampa for
all Florida East Coast points and Cuba and
Porto Rico: Ut Neyv Orleans for all points In
Texas Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RiCHM0SD--DAILE.
:35 A. NJ, No. 81 From all points South
4 80 p NJ. No Go and Southwest
5l5 p NJ No SO from Norlina N. c..
.s Petersburg and local points
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
NJ a and HI 34-FiorlI and Metropolitan
: ;,,itad Pullman Drawing Room aud Sleep
i--I..rs {hetween New York and Tampa ves-
tih,,sd coaebes between New York and jack
sa,s,I Pullman Sleeping -Cars tdaiiyi between
o ..t.snn, i1les.and Tampa. Also through Draw
i 90 .I,onr, S,eepn:-Cars between New York end
~ 80 and Cafe-Cars between Hamlet and
- ..I.ta' .nd Hamlet and Savannah.
= SnsH-s q and 66-Seaboafd Fast ..all Pulls
drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Cars be-
49,. NO New York and Jacksonville, connecting
~ Hamlet with Sleepins-Car 10 and from At
1 a.. In connection With which through Pull
- ,.ckers are sold. Pullman Parlor-car be-
tIraan Jacksonville ard Tampa. Finest Day
1 II. J. ,M4Y City Ticket Agent.
y. p. SMITH. District Passenger AGENT
Phone sos. 1006 East Main Street
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Lyon, Miss Willard Craig. Mrs Chalm-
ers. of S,nithield; Miss. Mary Chalmers.
Mrs O.. &. Morgan, Miss Hope Morgan.
Mrs. r. n Johnson. At the reception
after the musicale Mrs. Charles T. OFer-
rail- poured tea and Mrs. Luther Dawson
sat behind the coffee urn.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet at No. a12 Park Avenue Friday
afternoon a 4 80 o clock. Members are re
qunated to be present.
Daughters OF the ConfeLeracy going as
delegates to the New Orleans Convention.
November 1ith, will be given a reception
November i2tn by the New Orleans Chap
Ter of Daughters in Washington Artillery
Hal: an afternoon tea and reception on
November eth at the Soldiers Home by
the Soldiers Home Circle Of Kings
p ,us hters; a reception on November 14th
III the palm garden Of the st. Charles
f1Stel. given by the Ladies' Confederate
Memorial Association: a reception on No
velnbcr 18th. rendered by the United
States Daughters Of 1776-1S12, on til.
Chamette Monument Grounds.
At the reception given by the Richmond
AT Club this evening at o'clock Miss
Fletcher, Of New York. will exhibit n
number of examples of her skill as n
portrait painter, a branch of art in which
she specially excels. a number of these
portraits have already been sold ana
those interested in art matters will have
no oppoiirrHsy lafrer this evening Of
seeing the exhibit entire
There will be an important called meet
ing OF the Junior Hollywood Memorial.
Association Wednesday Afternoon at
O'Clock in Lee Camp Hall.
! At the meeting OF St Johns Circle of
Fins's Daughters last afternoon. the
annual reports read were most crafty
ing. and showed a great improvement in
the work for the past year The dele
gates who will so from St Johns Cir
Gle to Roanoke tomorrow morning at .
o'clock Will be Mrs. Kate Barbour How
ard and Miss Clara Chalk. Mrs Charles.
Clemnitt will represent the Junior C:r-
Gle. of which She is president. organized
ny ST. Johns Circle. Mrs. Emmett Dick
inson's Circle. In the Service of the
King" also a branch of ST. Johns Cir
Gle. will send Miss Marguerite Davies
as delegate There was a large attend.
ance at the meeting. and about fifteen
or twenty dollars was given in charity.