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FICTION.


sTTDY SO 9 peda Mead
a PROPHET OF THE REAL. By Esther Miller l2mO
PIP 2G9. q. F. Taylor & Coz.
tency O uloroseness and whose unfounded Jealousy
nearly wreck her happiness and that OF her hus-
band
limo. pp sli. a. F Taylor & Coz
pp 81 Henry A. Diekerman & son-)
TOM MOORE BY Theodore Burt sayre. limo. Kill.
Bal CFrsderick 4. Stokes Company
The love story OF the Irish poet Tlu',ratee s H,n @
by Nj Sayre the same subject
THE BLOOD TAX. Ply Dorothea Gerard Ieno. pp slo
(Do5d. Mead Coz.
The love Affairs OF orioer in the German cavalry
cumstanCes
By cranstoun Meica!fe. limo pp, s'a &C. P Put
rYpHooN BY Joseph Conrad Illustrated by Maurice
Gre .fTenhegen l2mo pp. v. POS &C. F. Putnam
SonsD
BY THE STAGE DOOR BY Ada Patterson an6 victory
12mo. K. 2lT Che Grafton Fress)
Lights and shadows Of stage ufe. with incidents
taken actual experiences OF members OF the
profession
i2mo pp vi. SAG %. Appleton s. Coz.
The O. the smee.n wife OF an sss annTas2 n5s3
the Pacihc until rescued BY friend.
wright Kaufman. l2rno vii. sse ID. Appleton
THE RIGHT PRINCESS. BY Clara Louise Burnham
i2mo. pp s61 (Ioughton. Mf.in Coz.
SEA Turn OTHER yATrGRs "a aa,,Es, BY rsSSs 1s
Six short stories
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
POLO.
AN AUTHORITATIVE ACCOUNT OF THE
GAME.

MODERN POLO. BY Captain z D. Miller
Edited by II. II. Hayes. Octave. pp. xvi, $40
Charles Scribners Sons
Polo. II seems mas been played since 600 B. c.
when IL was known in Persia: but its Occidental
beginnings date from 1871, when the 10th Hus-
sars had the honor of introducing it into Eng
land It was brought from India. and first
known as hockey horseback Since that
time the game has been improved and reduced
TO scientific principles 1t may seem like "a
cloud OF dust and bad language TO the unin-
itiated- as il did to a lady in India quoted by
Captain Miller; medley of galloping ponies
and the ball hit here and there apparently with
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
q lIdilous
he PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEW

York. by u, the grace Of God free and independent
r. woodward FLORENCE p. Barrow. Mary n Putnam
Harriet B. Barrow, Benjamin D. Wol dward Adele NJ
Woodward Olive E. Hurlbut. Ethel Ea NJ garer
Barrow. Anna Barrew Mabel Barrow Archibald { SarN
row William Barrow. Harriet b Woodward nav
Florence Z and Mary E. row and to ali pere
sons interested Frances MARY Woodysrd
late Of the County OF New York deceased. creditors
Of kin otheTw greeting. You
and each Of are hereby cited and personally
be and appear before our surrogate of County
York. the Surrogate's Court County hei
County Court House In the County OF New York
OF October. 1902,
in the of that day then there to attend
settlement of the Account Proceednes The
United States Mortgage and Trust Company. Executor
Of tie Will and Testament sad deceased. ana
such Of are hereby cited under age OF
TeqUiE ed 10 guardian
YOU have II have none. appear and app.y
for appointed. in the your neglect
rrf fai,u 10 a guardian be nv
Surrogate represent you proceelngs
In whereof have caused OF he
Surrogae's the said County York to be
affixed
Witness. Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Sur
OF said County, at the County Of
l.. S. New York the 27th day of August in the
''-'-'- year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN, Clerk Of the Surrogate.
(c7rrf
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HISTORY.

Wan OF TTTr REBELLION is61-'s5. By Colonel Silas
W Burt svo. PIP. 1872 ALBANY: j. B. Lyon Com
pany1 .
Th. writer's memoirs military history OF the
sta+a ~ New-york during the war for the Mon
rdtad bv tie state Historian and issued as war or
tba Paheilton'' series-Bulletn No. l.
.s SEEN FROM THE RANKS. BY Charles E. Benton
no 15,nn -, vii 292. p. Putnam's Suns)
RacolIectons OF a private In the Union Army during
Ciy
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
BIOGRAPHY.

THE STORY OF STRANGE CARTER. Edited by
Stanley Waterloo 12mo. pp xii 363. Cd. Appleton
& Coz.
The autobiography OF convict.
THE LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT. BY Murat
Hastead. Svo, DIP. xxi. 29l CThe Saalheld Publish
COmUany)
THE FOUNDER OF MORMONISM. BY I. Woodbridge
Riley l2mo. pp. xix. 4io Dodd. Mead & Coz.
ps,choog cal study OF Joseph Smith. jr. in the
light Of inherited tendencies. his environments
and physical and mental health.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
REPRINTS.

~ p,-oDH1eT By Arthur Pfunest. NJ R. A. S.
Tnsf1ted by l. F. De Wilde. l2mo. pp. 10 u-on-
don: Iuzac COD
a biography of Theodor Schultze
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF EDGAR ALLAN POE.
Edited by James A @ HaT'sS9 39a sls vi sas Vi ass
vi so1 xviii $40: xS. 2SS; vii Sl4; yti 70 PSI PSI
(Thomas Y. Crowell u CoD
In the virginia edition
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

po,.,a 90 ,.,,,,do-o The "vultures" are dlplo-
mats in the service of the government, o.e
Of them being an American, "iioS1
is to find themselves where things arc >
TO be at the seat Of war. AS 'a7 So -, .
TINA tely with Russian affairs anu .
vivid descrintion Of the assassination Oh AieA
ander II in 1881, it is not suFpl l's'iis -
that copies Of The Graphic IN "H'cA
Vultures" appeared seIiaNy, were so'ei'
sored' when passing through the f'us'-1--
Offices
.aThe Manor Farm" novel by NJ r. FRANCES
(Mrs Francis BlundelD. in preparation oS ''-7
Longmans Is Inscribed thus: 10 Agnes anu
Eyerton Castle, this story written lor .ie mus
part under their kindly roof Is e'lis' ~
dedicated by their sister, the authoi'
striking cover design is by Claud c. Du Pre-
Cooper, who has done a numDer III slillIla'
effective STYLE of broad decorative landscape
effect.
Professor William Adams Brown. of Union
rbeo,oe,caI Seminary has written book on
.Drbe Essence If Christianity" which the Scrib-
ners will nubIish soon 1t is a discussion in the
light of modern research of the old question,
What is Christianity?' He gives an account
of the more important answers II mas re-
ceived in the course Of history; SHOWS why II
is SO largely modern question anu iAuicdIes
the contributions which have been made to It's
solution bv the theologians of the present
tnrv. snecial attention is given TO Ritschl and
his school
In "EternaIism: A Theory of Infinite JUS
:, ." one of Houghton, Milin & Co.'S books
set down for fall publication, Orlando J. Smith
argues for the pre-existence of the soul Crea-
ton and annihilation, he maintains. are alike
unknown to science. and human Ideas IN
finite justice can be satisfied by nothing less
raiDca rnatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

rr.z DrrrSDANT BY G. X Chesterton- 12no. pp-
1871 CDodd Mead & COB
oorecr,on Of papers which the author defends
,,a,r things which ordinarily trowned down upon
neglected. . -
SON. or THE WISDOM OF UNCLE EPH'' THE
SronFRN PUTzO. BY LORD oitihooiey- LIMO pp- Ilo-
Srra5.rck A Stokes Cornpany)
Brief paragraphs of Uncle Ephs" philosophy
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
THE TEACHING OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS IN
THE SECONDARY SCHOOL BY Alexander Smith.
b SC, Pm. D. and Edwin H Hall, IN. D. LIMO. pp
xii. S7T. (Longmans. Green & Coz
In the American Teachers" Series. The authors
consider subject with reference 10 the WORK N
classroom and aeoEs Tory
GRADER PRIMER. By Benjamin y. Black l2nao pp.
-. tSyracGEe: & ". BaTGeen)
A MANUAL OF cIVICS FOR NEW-YORK SCHOOLS.
BY {. W. Bardeen. I2mo pp wifi. 699. (Syracusei
Z. ". Bardeen.)
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TRAVEL. AND TOPOGRAPHY.

ITALIAN LIFE IN TowS- ANp GoBMTRy BY Luigi
Tbs .u,hor considers the different classes Italian
nAonIa their social religious and political life
ana rhey EDUCATION and amusements Illustrated with
reproductions Of photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

CT order of Hon. Frank T. FitzseraId Surrogate
he County Of New York is
having claims against wisohn or
the County or New York. deceased present same
vouchers thereof the place
uansactins business No II broadway in the CITY OF
New York or before the Path day OF October next
Dated. New York. ;ne nth day April. 1902
WALTER; LEWISOHN
ALERT LEWTSOHN,
PHILIP ;. HENRY.
HVARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. or
50 Wall Street New York Try
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peoposais.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED. TO BE

DKt|PUSAI4S W Ill bE4 IsI-Nt@ I-I7' i . -
opened p. Sepember p 1907 fof te sao
to Tn States OF suitable SITE lS an. '1I
2Sd rcrta or Sstn -e.l
for TIE NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING 70 o. eIestra -
NsU york n an entire square. or olock- containing
not than sixty thousand square teet ~ E94n
proposal must be acSuLIpdieS -
diagram OF land showing the via rs OF -
streets alleys. grades. ana me
So1nisfions ohtairshIs etc Improvements on tne
land must be removed by the vendor wtn sI Lay.
penses furnishing evidence OF Ute sn1
de,ds OF conveyance The right reject any prGposa
reserved Each proposal must oe sealeIi W1sSa
''PROPoSA Al. FOR NEW P. o SITE AT NEW Y0ah
y. v and mailed 10 the SEcREIAfSf OF he 4 ,
JJRY SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. Washington. D. 2
Z. NJ SHAW Secretary Of the Treasury H. c. PAYNE
Postmaster-t;eneraL +. C. KNOX Attorney-GenerA OF
the United StaIsA
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TRANSLATIONS.

-r,1, p1..pAoE AND THE PRIEST. BY Alexander
fz,o,afsEj translated by jeremiah Curtin 12no pp
~ soc T7oston: Little. Brown s. Coz
An historical novel of ancient Egypt illustrated
with rrnroductions Of photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
JUVENILE.

TOM TAD BY William Henry Venable l2rno pp. w.
2e7 (1odd Mead 6 Coz
RrAr-rIFI.1 JOE's PARADISE; or, THE ISLAND @ OF
FR0THFRI>Y LOVE. BY Marshall Saunoers- limo
6n 3G5 (Boston: L c. Page Coz
r,s s,neriences Of a boy who went to the Island
q, F3roherIy Love- IN a dream
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
York notice hereby 10 all persons having
claims against Howard r. Martin. late OF the of
York deceased. the wiki vouchers
the Subscribers their place OF ransactins
the Cfice Of Stuart r RaEdo ph No 81
Street in the CITY of New York. on or before the
tNenty-ffth day Of October
Dated New York. fIth da. Of April. 1902.
STUART F RANDOLPH. WILLIAM F. RANDOLPH
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
POETRY.

r--,-r- ar AN ApRIL.s SOWING. BY Adah Louise
S,.+oo Emo pp Sc (The Saalfeld Publishing Com
panyt -.
,rIE IMPERIAL. REPUBLIC. BY Elizabeth u crane
'iii 1o,nn m 100 CThe Grafton Presso
DANA concerning the political events of an
Imaginary republic.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Abner & Thomas. a Surrogate of the County New
hereby 81 en- 10 all persons having claims
c Hedden late OF the County OF New
York the with vouchers
her place OF ransactins business.
office O! Walker Large attorney. No. Beekman
street.; City OF New York. before the
December
Dated York. OF May. 1902
LIZZIE 9. HEDDEN Executrix.
WALTER LARGE Attorney for Executrx. Tseekrnan
Borough Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ITALIAN PAINTING. By John G Van Dyke. l. H D.
I6rno pp. "A. W. kson & Coz.
A monograph designed introduce a series Of
carbon Illustrating the progress OF Italian
painting and descriptive catalogue of them, now
In preparation. With Ave photogravure Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Notice OF Summons.
ME SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE

rrHE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
of New YORK. New York County summons Ae.
IT,, Diyorce Mllar. Plaintiff. against
Eu,,i sonha Rose Mar. Defenda=t--To the above
DffsDdant: hereby summoned 70 an
ser The Complaint this action and 10 serve copy of
answer on Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
SaVs after the OF this exclusive o. the
n of failure TO appear OF
gay % ;sS~ne1t " N Ee taken by default
90 ,bs reIief demanded the complaint
L@teu' <Ns- WILLIAM Fl. Fam.
Paintn Attorney.
ofce and Post Office Address. 81 Wall Street New
York city. y Y ,,,,,
ros foregoing summons served you oy puol-
,t,a1 onTs,anf 70 an order n Ernest Hail.
one Of the justices Supreme Court OF the stat x
Wv ycrk dated the day OF August 10 and nled
vvtth the complaint in Office OF the CLERK OF New
Wy Countv at the County Court House n the CITY,
County ard state OF New York On the 2stn day Oh
august i'o-- WILLIAM H FAM
Plaintiffs Attorney.
"a Wall Street. New York City. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

1>-n--s7R1A1, coNcTLIATIoN. 12mo. Kilt. 27s &C.
P Putnams Sons)
r,,o-. of the proceedings of the National Confer
Indnstrial Cancellation held in New-fork In
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
THEOLOGY.

THE KINGS STEWARDS BY the Rev Dr. LOUIS Albert
4 collection OF sermons
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
County Of New York notice IS hereby given all
persons having claims against Nancy Crozer.
Count New York. deceased present the
the sui place
business. No 1856 East in the {.
New York. Borough of Manhattan. before the 22d
oay 1858 next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF July. 1902
ELIZA c. PIKE. Executrix
JOSEPH NJ SCHENCK, Attorney for ExeSutrtx 25s
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Frank 7. Fitzgela I'D. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notoe is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Helene SommernoH of the County o.
New York deceased. 10 present with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his place of tran ac-is
a office K Gwynn, Wall
street the Borough OF Manhattan. City of York
or before the nth day Of October
Dated York. the 18th day of April. 1902
ALRERT HFFDFIRArH Executor
SHELDON & GwYNN. Attorneys for Executor. Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HUN
- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York Notice IS hereby given 70 al pc sons having
claims against Caroline Haydock late OF the
County OF New York deceased, TO present the same
thereof the subscribers al their place
No IL Broadway In the City
OF York before the tenth day of March next
Dated New York. fifth day OF September. 1902
JOSEPH W. TILToN.
ROBERT ROGER HAYDOCK. fExecutors.
EDWARD L. TILION.
EASTMAN & EASTMAN. Attorneys for Executors, 2IT
Broadway New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c Thomas e Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice s hereby given 10 all persons having Gains
against Katharine ROxana Field late OF the County OF
New deceased, the same with vouchers
ubscriners al tneir pace OF tIansactns
In :, a Wall in the borough
OF Manhattan City OF New York. before The
Of
Dated New 9TH Of June 1902.
CHARLES (. WHITEHE EAD WILLIAM JAY. Executors
FI.AMEN r. GAMBLER. Attorney FOR Executors No. IS
wal Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
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Gurroqntes' y otlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF 5-e~
hereby given all persons haNls S.s
against La anburs lae Of the County OF NJ os
with vouchers lheTsoI 70 .Ie
n6crber az ,neir place ransacting business at TIE
oftce OF Spegeberg No. - Broad Street IN ths
IOrUugh Of Manhattan City OF New YORK on o. oeioe
the 18th OF October neat . ,ooo
New York. the 5th day OF ApTit IC@-
OSCAR 1. sTRAUS. FRED L LAVANstR re E;xecntoIs n,
suegeberR Wise, Attorneys for EAscutofs ~ D4oao
Street. New Z * CITY. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PERSIA.
AN ENGLISH ARMY OFFICERS EXTEND
ED TRAVELS.

TEN THOUSAND MILES IN PERSIA; OK
EIGHT YEARS IN IRAN. BY Major ferCy
Moesworth Sykes. Octave. PIP. XIV. 4sl Charles
ScribrerS
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
MARY ELIZA.-IN PURSC-

ROWLAND. MARY ELIZA.-IN PURSC-
IL ANCE Of an order Frank T. Fitzgerald,
Surrogate Of the County notice hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against Mary Eliza
Rowland County OF New YORK. deceased. 10
present with vouchers thereof TO the suoso
transacttng business. at the office
y, n " Wander Peel No. Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan in The lity o New York before the
rr,t Of
Dated New York. the day Of APRIL 1902
THOMAS FITCH RON LAND. Jr.
CHARLES g. ROWLAND and
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Executors
FL " WANDER POEI. Attorney Tor Executors. No %
Y City
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viii OPEN until Is 3ther
seasOnabie amussments.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN UitI'F-N OF f4V.@'
Abner Thomas. surrosats Of the cSunty Of New
hereby given t6 all persons naFins cta
ssanst Theodora p Troworidge late o the Ccunly ot
New York present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers their place OF transactng
business the ONCE OF Dexter. Os5o n & GILLESPIE No
ProadwaX Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF
New York. before the 1871 day of Noysmber next
Dated New Yo.k S.h day OF May. 1902
tSignedl JAMES a TROWBRlDGG
(s!sned5 EDWIN D. TR0wBRI DGE
Executors.
DEyTFR OSBORN & GILLESPIE Attorneys FOR FIX
ecutors No II Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
Of Nsx
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

~IEN SUMMIT HOTEi- - ..- -,
N II CROSBY. MGR GLEN SIMA44' IN
" W. - OPF,T CNTII. OCTOBER.
r,,..-,ahs So cts ana all information Lehigh Val
lev Ticket Odice. I23i broadway
vOCoSo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. M-
Pocono. Pa cap so: ell. Is-i IL GU4L- O'e"eS1+-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Houghton, Miff1in & now complete the an
nouncements of theIr special editions to be pub
lished this autumn Besides the Florio transla-
ton of Montaigne's Essays in three folio vol
umes go copies there will be Gabriel Naudes
instructions Concerning the Erection of Lii
brary" in Evelyn's translation. 400 copies:
Lowells ''Anti-Slavery Papers," in two volumes
500 copies: Southey's journal of Tour In the
Netherlands" 500 copies. and Sponsors Pro
thalamion and Epithalamion." 400 copies
Naudes book was written his appointment
as librarian to Henri de Mesmes in 1927; the re-
print will be set within rules with headlines
initials and tailpieces in red. The anti-slaverv
papers Of Lowell first collected from the
art-sla very periodicals to which he contributed
them. and will have value as representative of
his early work Southeys journal of a Tour
in the Netherlands" has also never been printed
before. He made The visit to the Netherlands
in 1875 and the journal the poem .Tba
Poets Pilgrimage Waterloo" is based The
manuscript was In the hands Of the Sou+bev
family till 1864, when it was bought bv q Rrit
ish collector, and has only now been obtained for
publication. The Spenser book will be nrinrea
in a thin imperial quarto. and will contain
photogravures and a title page yigne,te from
drawings by Edwin H. Blashfeld
In The Vultures." Mr.. Merriman's new novel
the author has returned to the field in which
he won success with '"The Sewers" The scene
is laid chiefly in Poland shortly after the tri-
partite division of that unhappy country by
Russia, Prussia and Austria and the motif is
provided by the plots OF Prince Bukaty and his
fellow conspirators for the re-esta blishment Of
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

THE PORTER INN. Virginia ave. near Beach AZ
l. y. New high class hotel: all the
year. private baths. elevator. terms moderate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
The Mornings Mourning
=. c.o-,a A IA s.ys IN hIs new opera, "Ki-Ram:"
''rt 4, no time for mirth and laughter
..Th. cold gray dawn of the morning after"

Ades In his opera, Rl-Fam:
"Iti time io
arayd
vonr
of
vtor h1 Oh will Remember
eDevnao wen the
ord we'll
bowels
taking Caet Candy
while sleep and make awake
Also
"Inyour grp-onah
youfo
Bowels Never sold in Nhs Tho
Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

be in search of a wife and is not at all
particular about a previous acquaintance
Leonora will be played by MISS Deyo
Scott. It is the largest part the actress
has had this season. but it is one that
exactly suits her methods and. style. MIR.
Lamp will appear in the opposite role.
that of Henry Macintosh who loves
Leonora and is loved in return and who IS
taken to Cuba-much to the chagr1n OF
Leonora's father, who Is anxious to break
off the sentimental attachment for sub
stantial reasons by the premature sailing
of the boat while he IS on board taking
a last fond farewell of his Beloved.
Mr.. bennett has a fine heavy part
man who has insulted his wife with only
a photograph of the top part of the fugi-
tives head as means Of Identification.
MR. JENNINGS IN CLOVER.
Mr.. Dewitt Jennings Will have another
excellent opportunity as Joseph Johnson,
proprietor of a sugar estate near Santa
80 and the unwilling host of the Billings
and Faddish groups. who descend upon
him under the most remarkable and
amusing circumstances. Mr.. Hurleigh
will play the part Of Frederick. Johnson's
man servant; Mr.. King has small part
in Mr.. Looton. a Notary Public and JUS
tice Of the Peace and Mr.. Chagnon will
be the telegraph messenger.
on Wednesday. The people Of that city
have already stamped the arrangement
with their very substantial apprecia ton
and a very large contingent Is looked for
this week.
The traditional cry "be on time still
holds good and no one will be seated be-
tween the acts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
CREWE GLEANINGS.
The Emanon Concert Company, OF
Richmond, Make Good Music.
(special DIspatch to- The Times.l


CREWE, VA, May 31.-"The Cinnamon
Concert Company" Of Richmond, gave a
concert in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall Tuesday
evening for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ c. A. A large
audience greeted them and testified to
their appreciation by repeated encores.
Each number on the programme was ex-
ceptionally good and heartily enjoyed.
Ir the audience were people from Farm
vile. Blackstone and Burkevlle. A re-
ception was rendered the company at
the close OF the concert in the parlors
of the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Rev. L. E. Scott left for Staunton to-
day. He goes to preach for his brother.
DR.. William Scott. pastor of the First
Church, in that city. Rev j. Ritten-
house will fill Mr.. SCOTS appointment at
the Presbyterian Church here Sunday.
The ladies of the Baptist Church have
postponed their lawn party and festi-
val until some time in June.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will give an open air concert and ice
cream supper Tuesday night. the Sd Of
June, on the lot adjoining the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
81. GO. ST..
| SUNDAY OUTINGS |
Norfolk and the Seaside
EquaIIed by None in
AttTactiYeneSS.

Two fast trains leave Richmond. Main
Street Station, every Sunday at s:ao ana
$50 A. NJ; parlor cars attached In which
seats can be reserved during the week
ar Main-Street Station. $1.00 round trip
70 Old Point, Norfolk. Newport News,
ocean View or Buckroe. You can visit
oil these places on dollar ticket Two
rcurs longer at Ocean View than any
other route.
s1.oo ROUND TRIP.
Tho first train leaves Richmond $50
A NJ. and will make no stop between
Richmond and Old Point The second
rain leaves $50 a. NJ. and stops at New
port News.
1ece of going via c. and o. steamer from
Newport News or by Old Point You can
eo one way and return another Tickets
1ja ocean View Line good for transfer
Ia street cars to any part OF Norfolk
Returning. first train leaves Norfolk
ff,hesa peake and Ohio WHARF 400 P. NJ:
leaves Old Point AS 2. NJ. and leaves
Newport News passenger pier) 1855 P.
M. arriving Richmond $50 P. NJ
Second train leaves Norfolk Ocean
view Railway 700 P. NJ: leaves Ocean
View 7:aO P. NJ; leaves Old Point SIS
p. NJ. arrive Richmond 1915 P " This
second train viii not stop at Newport
News. Newport News passengers must
take train leaving Newport News 4:55
P. M. or take second train at Old Point.
leaving at S:15 p. NJ.
Only s1cO round trip on either the s:0
or $50 a. ~ train.