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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
a MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
a Woman Badly Hurt and Charges Il
to Her Husband.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

i = - Z y
(special Dispatch to The Times)
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 13.-Mrs.
Elise Hart, apparently about thirty years
OF age, lies at the Alexandria Hospital
with a broken nose and her left eye SO
severely injured that. she will probably
never again have the use OF 1T, Her.
husband is responsible for her condition
He has left for parts unknown, and It
will probably be fully q week before the
woman is able to leave that constitution.
Fhe whole affair is shrouded In
mystery, and the woman is very reticent,
and since her confinement at the hospital
has said nothing much concerning the
case, other than that her husband was
responsible for all the trouble. She
claims to hail from Blacksburg. Va.
According to the story told. the couple
who claimed to be man and wife. on last
Saturday night applied for a nights
lodging at the home Of j. A. T. Mar
stella, ST. Elmo. Alexandra county. It
was dreadful night. the rain was fall
ing fast, and the couple We're soaking
wet They being strangers, Mrs. Mar
stella refused them admission to her
domicile. They made pitiful plea to be
let in. So pathetically did they appeal,
permission to sleep in her barn. This
offer the couple gladly accepted. They
remained there for two days, and on.
the second day the man called at the
Marstella home for some household rem
edies, saying his wife was I'LL They were
given him, and he subsequently hastily
left the barn.
In the meantime Mrs. Marstella over
heard a heated conversation between the
man and woman, and after the man left.
went out to investigate.
The sight she beheld before her all.
most made her faint There was the
woman covered with blood, and her left
eve protruding from it's socket, and her
nose broken. Finally she gathered up
sufficient courage and had the woman
brought here to the hospital in wagon.
The woman says she does not want her
husband prosecuted, and the most pecu-5
liar circumstance about the whole affair
IS that neither the authorities here or IN
the county have any information concern
ing the murderous assault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Property Transfers.

Richmond: otway S. Allen and wife to
Peter Winston. 2s feet on south side
Grace Street. l12 feet west Of Allen Ave-
nue. s1,aoO
II. r.. Pollard. Jr.. ana wife and Ju-
Ian Bryant, to Hill Carter, 20 feet on
north side Duval Street, 81 feet east of
ST. James Street, $3.50.
n S. Wallerstein and wife to H. s..
Wright and E. W. Rayle. 2s feet on north
side Grace Street northeast corner
Meadow. S1.401.
Henrico: NJ NJ. and e. ]. Fur
man to Charles Blankens1ip, Is
acres about twelve miles below
Richmond on the Charles City Road.
sso,.
+ NJ. Ladd's heirs. to William L..
Woods 200 acres known as lot 3. in divi-
sion of James H. Ladd's estate. s1.25o..
William II. Schultz to c. G. Gilloni, @
feet on west side Twenty-ninth Street,
Is feet from T. Street, $685.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.

THE PENITENTIARY BUILDING COM
M1TTEE invite proposals for the erec-
ton Of CELL BUILDING ut Rich
mond, Va Building to be Of steel and
concrete. containing sas steel cells. steam
heating and electric lighting plant:
System. Plans and specifications may be
seen on and after OCTOBER 2. 1902, at
the Office Of P. Thornton Marye, Achitect.
First National Bank Building. Newport
News, Va; Room 81. Chamber OF Com.
merce Building, Richmond, Va, and
Room IS. Washington Savings Bank
Building. Washington, D. C.. Bids will
be opened at $50 o'clock P: NJ: October
@, 1902, In the Senate Chamber at Rich
mond. Va Bids to ba sealed and adj
dressed to T. r. KEN1PER. Clerk Pent-
Tertiary Building COMMITTEES, Richmond,
Va. and must be accompanied by =
certified check Of amount specified.
Blank forms for proposals and properly
addressed envelopes will be furnished
by the architect.
GEO. w. LECATO,
Chairman Penitentiary Building Com
mittee.
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YoRK-RIVER LINE, vr., y ;o,,,
THE FAVoRITE ROUTE ~

THE FAvoR1TE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:so 2. H., No. 10. Baltimore Limited dsfly
except Sundays, for West Point, connesosU AZ
West Point with steamers for Baltimors su0
York River landings.
ais 2. NJ, No: 10. daily, except ssndaya
local express for West Point and intermediate
stations Connects with stage ae Lester Aan3
Tor Walkerton and Tappahannoch
500 A. NJ, No. Is local mixed. leaveo dA1ly.
except Sundays, for West Point and iRtsrng
dia to stations. connecting with stage at Lssoal
Manor for Walkerton and Tappahannock.
rCenHv.F hehehth ehehehthtrara fofWW
81. TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
9:15 A. NJ, No. Is. daily. from West PoiDt.
with connection from Baltimore except Monday.
l0:45 A. L., No. Q. daily. except sunday an0
4:5o 2. H., daily. except sua..ays. from wsse
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos. is and 10 wilt make stops bstWssD
Richmond and Quinton-
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 p. u.
daily except Sundays. Steamers call at Glou.
cestor Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednss.
days and Friday. ana Yorktown and AllmOn0
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
49, G. W. WESTBUEY.
District Passenger Agent. ~
e10 T.. Main Street. Richmond. Va, I
49, LII HARDwICK. Y
s-tr-- General Passenger Agent. 7
o--s q. II. ACKERT. 5z :
General Manager. Washiugtoa. q q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Atlantic Coast Line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18TH
,ySS- U vE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RnHN

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18TH.
TRAINS LEAVE RI ;I MoSp-BYRD- srREE1
900 a. H.. NORFOLK LIMITED daily Az
ri,es Petersburg o:31 "A. ~. Norfolk II 40 4.
H. Stops only at Pstersburs. Waye-iy go
s:Ss 4. NJ, daily Arrive. Petersburg SEQ -
SEAMAN 500 P. N.,-Jacksonville 9:o5 4. =.
e eonne SIS p IL. Wilmiasten 500 E II nun.
nag 1a.2o x. NJ, daily. for Petersburg. Roaasks
and intermediate points
NJ oGEa ssas sHohE I aorr11a iZ.
H. stops only at Petersburg. WAsesiy 40
ps 4;so x 81 Sis oIM u: sldea us q.
and ROCKY Mount e:o5 2. r. Makes all tnt1-
me s!os z. X. daily local Arrives R.tss.ss
700 P. NJ. Makes all stops. 81 ~-.a,. -. .,
L Iaaanae1e with Norfolk and western Ia No.
and ~ih f@'ess go
tx,ea EN- porta and Lawrencs.tlleh Weldon s:41
& : n NJ Tampa. 1000 2. ~. Port Tsspa 1o:aD
2 NsWy LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA FONTS
.,r,vtnr Augusta s:35 a. H.. Aacoa 11:6 4.
NJ A, Ia Wilmington. charleston IssEs".,sss
p BOZ Tampa, Augusta and Macon Dtni10
car a.a5 r.. daily. Arriving PETERSBURG 1913
p'W Connect at Petersburg with Norfolh
an1 western Railway. arriving Lynehbur8 1:%D
~" wv .r Roanoke AS a. NJ, Bristol 10:3O A.. II.
a,,in,.n Sleeper Richmond to Lynchburg.
Ii:so 2. r., daily arrive Petersburg 11:1O
A. n TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
A.1a a H., daily. from Jacksonville. Saws.
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. augusta anA
all Points s r.. daily. nom P...<,o.s. Iy,.
oo ss:4s a1c II. daily exe.pt Sunday. Rstsr.sass
ioG 1n.Io 4. L., daily. except sunday. fsuo
pocE Mount and tntsrns3tats statto@ Ner.
fo 'iI. sodA 4. r.: daliy from Peterso<E ssasn
and ld,!ss a.. H.. daily. from Sorsoll. suse,s
,nd petersburg.
eco 2. H., daily. rom fetersoure. koanohe
- >,n}ermediate points
en $50 z L.. daily. irom Norfolk. esaen -
Pe 5.as 81 L., daily. rom Miami Port 1ssUa,
1acksonyillc. saIannah cns an.s
GG a:ss =. -. aaiiy. non rsssrssuE. Is.a.
~ and the West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

Broad Street Methodist Church the Rev..
W.#B. Beauchamp discussed the saloon
evil and made frequent reference and
application to the Local aspect OF the
situation. He commended the Crenshaw
high-license proposition, and made sew
eraI other unusually interesting state
ments touching upon the whiskey traf-
.f1c as represented in Richmond.
Incidentally Mr.. Beauchamp said that
In recent conversation with proni-
nent city official he had been told that
the city wouldn't abolish the saloon IL
cense; it could not afford to lose the
revenue from this source. Since that
time Mr. Beauchamp has learned that
the saloons of Richmond. numbering
three hundred or more, pay into the cox
fers of the city treasurer something IKE
$4,000, and yesterday from the pulpit he
declared that the Christian people OF
Richmond would raise this amount OF
money each year and give 1t to the city
If the saloons would be abolished. And
we will not ask for any consideration in
the city government. anoeo MT. Beau
champ, significantly.
An interesting and scholarly paper on
y~The Present Tendency Of Religious
Thought was read yesterday before
fhe ministerial Union by DR.. G. -.
Stricken.
Dr. Stricken scored the evolution theory
and declared among other things that
there is to-day more unrebuked heresy
in the churches than ever before. The
paper next month will be read BY Dr..
Kerr.
,,o- -a,,,,.,, ear1-ice Will begin, on
Wednesday, the 22d instant. under the
auspices of the Methodist Churches OF
Church Hill. Dr.. Henry G. Morrison, OF
Louisville, KY, one of the most d1stin-
guished evangeliRts In the country, VIII
preach. Two services will be held each
day for ten days. The meeting-place
will be Trinity Methodist Church
A large audience greeted DR.. Bryon W.
King Sunday at the Mems Meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association:
He spoke on THE Silent Partner" and
kept his audience; in laughter and tears.
The musical programme was excellent.
Mrs. Walter G. Duke sang THE Plains
of Peace" and Master Willie Davidson.
cornet, John Ed. Pearce5 fine mandolin
solo.
The Committee on Entertainment Tor
the annual meeting of the Virginia Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. which will be held in this
city in November. is busily at work Sc
curing homes for the delegates. Three
hundred or more such homes Will be
needed.
Braodus-Memorial Baptist Church Sun
day raised $500 for the support OF a
missionary in foreign field. The can
ddate or the place Of work has not yet
been definitely decided on. but will be
at an early date.
The Rev Carey E. Morgan, pastor OF
the Seventh Street Christian Church, will
leave ct 2 o'clock this afternoon for
Omaha, where he goes to deliver an
address Saturday night before the
Christian Endeavor Convention.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ECHEDUIE N ITTECT JuDX =. M
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE EOUR101A1N

H8T$ DCAEOU18 Ii xEEECE JUDA - -.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE E0UR1111s
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
Danville, and all local stations South. connect
, Ing at Burkevills with Norfolk and Wsoseso
Railway for Earnville. LynchhurH acd all tOeas
sta tfons West: at Js6reyS for local stations On
Norfolk Division to Danvillss ae Oxford lot
81 $3.50 2. L., No. -, limited train daily TOO
Jacksonville and all Florida points, Havana. Nae-
sau. etc Connects at Aoseley with Farnviue
ana Powhntau Railroad: at Greensboro tor Dur-
ham, Raleigh aud Winston-Safem: at Chnrloeeo
With No. 50. United States Fast Malt solid train.
daily for New Orleans and points South. whice
Seeper Richmond to Atlanta and Birulngnams
Through train with Sleeper. Salisbury to nsD.
phls. Dining Car service. e
A:ob z. H., No. III. Southern Express oaiO
Tor Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville ana points
South. Sleeper for Danville. Greensboro. salts
H. Connections with New York aud Florida ~
press and Southwestern Limited. which CARR
through sleerers to Augusta. savannah. Jaes.
s1nville: Tampa. Nashville Memphis. Atlnntss
Also Pullman Tourist Sleeper Mondays; Wednss-
days and Fridays. Washington to San Franciscn:
without change. with connections - all potaso
IN Isxl5. Mexico and CALIFORNIA;
500 z. NJ, No. II. local daily. e1cesR Dooonys
Tor keysv;le and intermediate points.
TOO a. \. and 5:43 2. NJ. from Atlantis. AZ.
9.ses, Jacksonville. Ashevills and all poanu
$40 A. M. from Keysville snd local stations.
S:26 2. NJ, from Durham. Charlotte. D1D.
Vile and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 62. between ManchestR 80
Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

Train No. IS leaves Richmond 8:1o A. NJ.
daily for Petersburg. Norlina. N. c.. and an
intermediates points. Connection at No1linx
with train arriving Henderson 2:lo p. II. and
Raleigh $50 P. NJ. daily. ana Durham 4 P. H.
daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington, New
York and the East daily-So. 81 at o:A3 4. H..
and No. 90 at sos P. u.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for
all Florida East Coast points and Cubs and
Porto Rico; at New Orleans Tor all points La
Texas. Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICH1iOND-DAILY.
6:s5 a. NJ. No. - FROM all points South
5:l5 P. NJ. No. 80 from Norlina n. c..
Petersburg and local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
ia No. 81 and e4-Florfda and Metropolitan
sIAmited Pullman Drawing Room and Sleep
inR-Cars between New York and Tampa. YES
.tihnIed Coaches between New York and Jacx-
sonville Pullman sleeping-Cars tdaily) between
Jacksonville and Tampa. Also. through Draw
iinx. Room Sleeping Cars between New York and
Atlanta, and Cafs-Cars between Hamlet and
Atlantis and Hamlet and Savannah.
Nos q and eS-Seaboard Fast Nail Pull
man DrawinS-Room Buffet SleeptngCars be-
fveen New York and Jacksonville. connectip9
A. Hamlet with Sleeping Car to and from At
.isnfa! In connection With which through Pull
n. tickets are soh Pullman Parlor-C Cars be-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa Finest Day
So-eAs ~. ;. NAY. City Ticket Agent.
Il r. SMITH. District Passenger Agent
Phone 4o5- 1908 East Main Street.
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Boy Line
20 Baltimore
Via c. & 0. Railway and
Old Point
u. S. MAIL ROUTE.

y.ave Richmond VIA. Chesapeake ana
ohio railway daily. except Sunday. &C Q
q 4 De a so BAY wa sas
,eSuapr;nx 1t 7:l5 p. n. arriving Baltimors
! IeeSN1A II, in time 70 AAks oonnoctjo0
7as ana Se19n n,xa s. on on. os. w.:
eno.t steamers in Southern wateEn r..
nsIn.xrin1. arrive Richmond 1000 a. ~
seiiy EXCEPT Ma aSns ee5er.,
~ y. srnaral ofI1ce0 Chesapeake and Oh3o
egu1sv Richmond Tran1fsr Compeny
~ ~ East Main 0trooe =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
WILL ELECT COMMISSIONER
Joint Session Of Common Council and
Board Of Aldermen Tonight.

JONI session OF OOIfuI1OI1 SOuIiSs AtIA
Board Of Aldermen To-Night.
For the purpose Of electing success
sor to Mr.. ]. W. Laube. who recently
resigned as member Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners from the middle
district, joint session Of the Common
Council and the Board of Aldermen has
been called for tonight at 1870 O'Clock
The contest for the place promises to
be warm.
Two candidates have announced them
selves for the position of commissioned.
and both have warm personal friends
and supporters in both branches Of the
Council. Mr.. Tom Whttet. brother of
Alderman Robert Whittet, and Mr.. w.
c. Camp, formerly a member Of the
Common Council from Monroe Ward, are
opposing each other for the place.
From present prospects it would seem
that Mr.. Whittet has shade the best OF
the race. as result of which his election
is being freely predicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
CHARACTERIZATION I1Nn
NJ visslzl
Ml1INDI1 q, 1874.

GE1110DID -, 11e1
LEAVE RICHMOND g{DAlLY). DxRnS11EE1
STATION.
o:0o =. =, NORFOLK LIMITED AIf1vSl
Norfolk s11:20 ~. n. Stops only ae =
5Wayef1y nd Suffolk. =.
Sos 4. H., THE CHICAGO 1xI1E0 fos
ELyneh6urE Roanoke. Columbus ana CntSssAs
5Sgnee Pxrfor Car Petersburg to koanoke. 1u IN
man Sleeper Roanoke to Columbass e!so I'VE
Bristol. Knoxville and Chattanooga. kulAlaAA1i
sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville
1x:S0 z. n, ROANOKE EXPRESS Toe AZ
Vile. Lynchhurg and intermediate stations.
$500 e. H. OCEAN-SHORE LIMITED. Arrive
Norfolk $50 P. II. Stops only at Petersburg.
sWAvefly and Suffolk. Connects at Noffolk WIN VIZ
steamers to Boston, Providence. New fork. 0 DIS.
cEofe and Washington
+. 7:2s T. H., for SUFFOLK, Norfolk and intRme-
date stations. Arrives Norfolk at 1870 Z. y
9:Ss e H., for Lyuchourg, Roanoke. the eoutn
and Southwest Connects at Lynchourg Win
Washington and Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
Sleepers Lynchburg to Memphis and New Ut
leans. Cafe Dining and Observation Car hao-
ford to Alfalfa, Ala. Pullman Sleeper between
Richmond and LynehburG. Berths ready for
occupancy at $3.50 P. u. Also, Pullman Sleeper
Petersburg and Roanoke.
81. Trains arrive Richmond from Lynehburf ana
the West daily ats7:35 a. r., 800 2. =. and
sos z. M, from Norfolk aud the East at 11:A0
a. NJ. 11:42 A. n. and ESQ 2. u.
O6tce-No. S33 Main Street.
JNO. Il WAGNER.
City Pass and Ticket Agt.
80 c. 81. BOSLEY, Dis Pass. AEe.
W. B. BEvlLL. Gea- Pass. ASe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
FOR AN AGED l. y Y.

Entertainment to Be Given thursday at
Belvidere Hall.
AN entertainment and dance for the
henef,t Of an aged lady viii b gdven
,Th .,s evening next at Belvidere Hall.
5 The list Of performers viii be made up
az some clever local talent, who promise
q most enjoyable evenin g. most at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
MEETINGS..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting OF the Stockholders of
the CHESAPEAKE WESTERN COM
PANY will be held at the main office
Of the company, No. 1014 East Main
Of NOVEMBER. 1902, al the hour OF /
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF voting
on the question Of increasing the CAPT
tai stock of the company.
Dated October II, 1902
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Richmond, Fredericksburg {
Potomac Railroad.

az Ak y IN EFTzcT MAX - 1seA
"a 80 =. A., dAlly. trola Byr1-Strsst StAdea
ara Ssysna As
-n SIS sea 1ssi. p1ialas Car .,.,,..
to ,011oa and Metropolitan Limited fog WashinS.
ana beyond Stops at Frsderielsouss aaa
a:0o =. X, except sunday. rroa Elba statisa.
Accom- aceiommodaton for Ashland and iassrusdiats
:, 100 100. - T., Sunday only, from BrJd-strees
Elbs l. for Mashinstos ana ss,oa s5ops a.
Cherry Hun. Inclusive. Sesiey. occsqaas aad
AAsex .an Bu1ss Paslos Car.
stston to1 Except Sundsy from Bysa ses 81
sDa; Glen Aiiea and local stations. ashland t.
Pseo1 inclusive. Seminary ard AlszAndrfa-
sta sas 9 9es :,s;Dt sanaa,
and Ale1andria. Budtet PaSiss c.s. Coasscs
WIZ o. Congressional Limited
Station. accommodatioa Tor Fraderiess6urg and
inte an ediate points. s.
s1o@ ssoI. ::
Nae, aud Alexandria. Sissping Car -
w. 81: a. 2: T.. daily, from Elbs ssatias toe
s stae.,, dFredericksburg and Alexandria
except seua.J io from gna Station
accommodation for 1saiani and 1 insermsdisrs
=! s:o w, 2. r. daily. from Bryd-sree. st.t,s.
A A;aa;. sl;e:d ss: q @
Stops at other stations Sunday. Sleepin: Car
n n,Is1 to New York and Washington to
HIS ?. H., except Sunday, from Blba Sta
d doa accommodation for Ashland and inerms
TEAMS sIs ARRIVE RIcHnoND-souTHw
accommoi, H., except Sunday ut Eiba Station.
So s 10 a. H.. except Sunday, at B1rd.srsss
intermediate points.
sso H. s; !. ec;s,sss wd.sss
Brooke. Frsderictsburs. Milford. boswell. Ash
G lnnd and Elha Stops at other stations Sunday.
isoi ~ e.e. 1I s e Byrdstee.
Station. stops at locsl stations washington to
Ashland Inclusive. Glen Allen ard EIba. Par
2:oa 2; NJ. daily. at Elba station. stops .e
Als11ndFta. Lostou. Occoquan. Fredericksbars
ana ana Milford Sleeping Car from New York
sos =. n, daily. a. na,n-s.ze.. s.a.,on.
stops at Alexandria; F.edericksbrrs. Mil;a-J.
York FORK AA4u AsA'1no- oeeplnS oa1 nonn ~"
600 P: NJ. e1cApt Sunday. at zlbs Station.
accommodation l-om Ashland and intermediate
7:l5 P. H.. daily. at Rryd-street Station.
stops at Aexa and FredeEicksburs boswell
Yor and Washington. les Binfns oe Car. 1'0n' Ne
$3.50 P. NJ, daily. at Byrd-street Station.
to Ashland inclusive. Glen Alien and E16a Buf,
1929 z IT.. daily. az Main-street staao..
Alexandria. Fredericksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Sleeping Cars from View York.
accommodation from Ashland.
W. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manages.
W. D. DUKE. General Manager.
=. T. D. MYERS. President.
! b
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Colonel McCabe Retnrns.

Colonel w. Gordon McCabe returned
Sunday, after a stay Of four months in
Europe, which he found most delightful
Colonel NcCabe is in excellent health.
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western strips. supplemented byAa few
"brights, and dark Virginia strips OF
the lower grade. The agreement just
announced between the two trusts has
caused general satisfaction.
In Liverpool the sampling Of the new
import Of western tobacco created some
lie in the market, which resulted in
business. still the sales fell short OF ex-
pectations and only totalled up to mod
crate figures. A fair demand was ex-
perienced for the lower grades of dark
Virginia strips, sales taking place at
current rates. Transactions In Virginia
and North Carolina ''brights" were linn
tied, small supplies restricting opera
tions: few little lots Of new crop ar
rived and received attention. Business
in western strips was on small Scale
divergence in views Of value OF new i'm
port preventing larger sales. Some
parcels Of dark wrapper leaf found ready
sale at full prices soon after being
sampled"
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IN EFFECT 0BYy.R1 u g. Isl
LEAVE RlCn1DONn s.
m ETYICT 0C1OD11 q ~
TO ~ =. earsst sss1ns. - = -
is:si. An ssess -. -.
s. s;s' =. a s 4 s,lS =. nj 90 q.
e No.folll Stop willi.n:euSs 1ss1;ssss - -
So S s: =. ANY. .,e.ps s.s.,, g o..
Point. Newport Nevs and Nsssn: 10 ncaIs
and Is minutes to Voolfolk Stopo Wli0e1eSse
lor Car Gordonsvills 10 Old Point Coassss g
Old Point with Warrington !.!tinosS q. e..
6 6sss sn'.lss ssT IA. =
Old Point. On sundays son1 connects ~ Nss-5s
fall A. aAl STin ElssE4 IVES .BouSD.
lo:lo a. H.. local. except Sunday 10 Cnftcn
Forge Connects foe Orange. culpsrer. cslvss-s.
AGO 2. Il. daily. cincinnssi .nd Lou,.yills
Express. Buffet Parlor Car TO Gocdons-
vile. Pullmans from Gordonsville e en- en-
ginia Hot Springs. Dining car on at Cor
louisville. A local train from Gordonsviile
to Staunton follows for local stations. *
5:is Z. K. except sunday. sceonnedatios %
TOO 2. X, ..se. rsui. ..A ascsso sp.e,al'.
daily, with Pullman slespsrs % HuntingtsA
and Gordonsville to Cincinnati. indianapon
St. Louis and Chicago Dining Car attaened az
=, 49, $50 ~, JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
1870 A. H., daily. for Lynchburs. Ls1ing-
ington and Clifton Forge Except Sunday no.
Rosney, Alberens and New Castle. Pariee Car.
5:15 z. ". except Sunday te Brsmos
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
{ From Norfolk and Old Point losoo A.
and $3.50 p. r.. daily; HAS =. y. snd To
P. H., except Sunday. 35f ss
From Cincinnati and tho W0A 20 ~ q
daily. and $3.50 p. NJ, daily. Locals: S:N
scept Sunday.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Ss5 r. NJ, daily. and $40 \. IL sxceDe
Sunday.
Apply AZ 800 East Main Street. 90 K.s9
Main Street. Murphy's Hotel JeRerson Hoeee
aud Main-Street Station for further inforMatio1s
rates. tickets and Pullman reservations
". o. WARTHEN, DIS. Paas A6S.
q =. DOYLE. II. ". FULLER.
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l. Pass. Agt. !.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals will be post
roned until further notice on account of
the Horse Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

The next meeting will be held on the
second Sunday in November at the new
Paramount Baptist Church.
In sermon delivered Sunday at the