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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
The one proviso is that the groom must
be an American army officer.

The one proviso is that the groom must
be an American army officer
The girls for whom this offer was made
are Ccucita, Maria. Carlota and Anita.
Crucita is the eldest, and 1t is whispered
in Manila society that she has witnessed
more than 20 summers. which is a.
frightful age for a. marriageabie girl to
attain in the Philippines, where women
bud and bloom very young. She has.
as have almost all Filipino women a
handsome figure. but it is her intellect
which is her most attractive quality.
She is a graduate of the convent of Sac
red Occur, Paris, where she was one OF
the brightest members of the class.
The girls are not averse to having
American husbands. In fact, the dig
nifed bearing Of the wearers of brass
buttons and blue cloth has already cap
tured their hearts They are but a
trifle darker than the average Spanish
girl. but for all that they are charm
ing women, particular when it is remem-
bered that they are lowered with half
a million dollars apiece.-lndianapoli
Sentinel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
A FORTUNE WITH
EACH DAUCHTE
Filipino Father Makes a Unique
Offer to Army Officers.

Four prizes aggregating s2,0c0,coo. with
a beautiful wife thrown IN Win each
prize, are going begging in Luzon
The contestant is not called upon 10
guess how many seeds there are in q
pumpkin, to solve the 10 puzzle or even
to dig into the mysteries Oh the iourth
dimension.
The only qualification required OF nm
is thar he be a commissioned odlcer IN
the United States army, and that ne De
willing to take with his $4,000 the Wife
a coy, dreamy. little Filipino maid.
II will give $4,000 to eacii american
army officer who will marry one OF my
four daughters.
This is a, plumb-out offer mace py Cen
eral Zaro, of Cavite, the flilplno multi
millionaire Two million dollafs LOT 1out
American husbands
General Zano is a power II, TIE 5isi'i'io
Of I,uzon, and any sot -ia-id !" u zlis
would find an easy ROAD 70 su L eAitu
fortune under his protecting Wl.s.
AS is usual among tne fiiipii,oS' rs
zsno Girls are Infinitely finer and better
ou,r social circle. They are all accom-
,,ishsd musicians: they speak English
"a irI,. veil and the two Oldest girls are
E,re,cb scholars. having been trained in
= convent in Paris. They would be cap
lures that any man might teel proud OF.
save for the fact that they nave a strons
strain of native Filipino pioou running
through their veins. America Americans 40 not
care to marry into that. STOCK. put the
father, knowing we'll the power OF money,
has announced that every .snrioe s1t ina {
leaves his house will take Win ner. a
B dover Of half a million dollars IN gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR DEMOCRACY
The Nominations at Greensboro
Give Much, Satisfaction.
EXTREMISTS cHoKEO OFF
Instead of Resolution Of Eulogy to w.
j. Bryan and an Endorsement of
Kansas City Platform, Simply
Expressed Party Allegiance.
EXTREMISTS cHoKED OFF


RALEIGH, N. c., July Estate Off
Gals returning from the recent Demo-
cdatic convention at Greensboro express
qualification at the results of the delib-
erations of that body. With the excep-
ton of the nomination OF Walter clark
for Chief Justice, more generally &C
ceptable candidates could not have been
chosen for any of the Offices to be filled
at the approaching elections. and there
seems to be willingness on the part
of the leaders of the fight against the
nomination of Clark to support the en-
tire ticket for the sake OIL harmony. The
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. G. Common
and Hon. Plat D. Walker for assoslate
justices; Professor J. I. Joyner Tor SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction and
2. C. Reddingtield for corporation COM
missioner-will meet the universal en-
dorsement of the party.
A HARMLESS PLANK.
There is general qualification that a
conservative platform was adopted de-
spite the most persistent and sensational
efforts of the free silver w. j. Bryan
minority to inject a sweeping endorse
ment of these phantoms of an indiscreet
past So that instead of a sweeping en-
dorsement of the Kansas City platform
and eulogy to ". j. Bryan as was
urged by the Majority of the Platform
Committee, the convention changed 1t so
that the clause adopted says: I'VE re-
affirm our allegiance to the Democratic
party and its principles as Enumerated
in its platform"
Prospects, We're never brighter for a
sweeping victory for the Democratic
ticket.
The State Board of Agriculture, in SEES
sion here to-day, agreed to increase its
appropriation to the State Fair from
$3.50 to $3.50. the purpose of the appro-
priation being to provide premiums to
be offered for farm products exhibited.
NO LONGER DEPENDENT.
The board has been approprlating $1,000
for the past several years, and cut down
the annual allowance this year at their
Nav meeting on the ground that the
Fair Association is in such good finan-
cial condition now as not to need SO
much help.
The Secretary of State charters three
new stock companies. They are the Will
mineton. Towing and Construction Com
many. of Wilmington. $4,000 capital; the
Fouville Grocery Company. of Colds
boro, 5000 capital, and the Fremont
North Carolina Oil Mill Company, $4,000
capital. :,
Many cotton seed oil mill companies
are being organized throughout the
North Carolina cotton belt They are
farmers mutual mills, there beng
hundred, or so farmers interested in each
of them The purpose is to oppose the
,of+ou seed mill trust,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
SOUVENIR F|ENDS
RAID WHITE HOUSE
The Part of the Floor on Which.
Lincoln Stood is Being
Carried Away.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 14.-Relic
another and a new field for exploitation
in Washington. Since the dsmantling of
the White House began Inc place has
been beseged by these faddists in search
of whatever bit of rubbish they might
carry away from the historic building Is
nlementoes. The interior CT the building
has been so completely Quilted that the
White House police have been obliged to
exclude all the curious who have sought
admission, and those in search OF relics
have been obliged to search among the
debris which IS thrown out and piled up
in the grounds.
Colonel Crook the disbursing officer at
tho White House has obtained one OF
tie most unique souvenirs of the mansion
lie has been employed there ever since
Lincoln's first administration, and when
the floor was removed in what was re-
Gently Secretary Cortelyou's room since
President Roosevelt assumed office, and
which was used by the late President Nc
I[inley as a reception room,- Colonel Crook
had the carpenters saw out a portion OF
the flooring for him. He was particular
about having a certain spot in the floor,
aud none other The boards which he OBJ
=
Lincoln stood when he made a little speech
to his advisers after he had been in
Quoted into Office. Colonel Crook was
p, esent and remembered exactly where
the President stood, and when the floor
was removed lie expressed desire to
have the spot as a souvenir and his
request was granted
Among the relic hunters there mas been
a great demand for pieces of charred
ic1, h1Irn
free the White House and Capitol during
tho War of 1872. The ends of several
large beams and parts of door castings,
when torn out, were found to be charred.
and there has been a scramble to get
bits Of these. A stick several feet IN
length, blackened and charred. was found
in tearing away the castings in the state
diuing-room. The workmen and others
about the building obtained a greater
rcrtion of this. and they have been be-
sleged by relic hunters for pieces OF 1t.
Hand-wrought nails and bolts. forged
more than 100 years ago. are still plentl-
full in the ruins, although hundreds OF
them have been pulled from the boards
and beams and carried away. no EFFORT
being made by the police or contractors
to prevent the people from getting them.
One young lady had friend OBTAIN
Mound or more of these nails. from which
she made paper-weights, Taking three OF
these wrought nails, she first giided them.
then tied them together with q piece OF
mink or blue ribbon. and sent them as
gifts to her friends
Others have carried away big sticks
torn from the floors and walls for the
purpose OF hating them turned into canes.
The small pieces of mosaic of which the
flooring of the lobby Of the White House
was made have also been eagerly sought
as relies, although they ,are not as o!d
as the nails and other souvenirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
Trains LeaV9
and Arrive
NEW MAIN.STEEET STATION.
In trt.ECT JUNE - 1872.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
1850 a. NJ, daily, Newport News local. Alb
$50 A: NJ, daily. for Old Point, Newport
to Sor AMI Sfan wiISamsrs NewporI Nsws
and Hampton only. paror Car
4:oo = b., daily, except saIdayr TT ZOE , ora
an, - minutes to Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg.
Newport News and Hampton only p-slor eaf-
uiore and Cape Charles steamers: ut Sortolk
with Old Dominion steamers for New York
500 ?. NJ, daily. for Newport News ana
- iO'-'' MAIN aI LINE SI5A VEST.
1910 A. NJ, local daily to Charlottesville. and
except Sunday between charlottesville and Cliff
ton Forge Connects FOR Orange, tulpeper. Cal
$50 P. M. DALI. Cincinnati and LouIsyills
Express ParIor Car. except sunday to While
train from Gordonsvile to Staunton follows for
local stations. except Sunday.
$50 ?. NJ, except Sunday, accommodation to
Gas P. H. '.st. Louis and Chicago Special
daily, with Dining Car and Pullman SIeepers
TO Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ST Louis: eS-
cept Sunday. with Par Car. Cincinnati to Chiea-
81 o: SUI" 2. NJ, daily. F. F. V Limited Pull
man to Hinton. connecting with Pullman to
Cincinnati Louisville and the West. Connects
for siFs'n JAMES les s RIVER DIVISION
1920 A. NJ. daily for LynchouEg ..d LeS ing
day for Rosney aud .Alberene- Parlor Car
SIS P M, ,a s5sfR5 sH RIoHMo s. han'so
Peninsula DiyiSion-From Norfolk and Ola
Point: Arrivc 1000, 4. NJ; daily. 40 P; 81,
arrive so E. NJ. daily
sIain Line-From Cincinnati: 1:45 A. NJ,
daily. o:45 A. NJ. daily. and $50 F. ~. daily
From Clifton Forge: 1:15 F. NJ, except Sunday.
from Clifton Forge. and daily from. Charottes-
VILE. Local from boswell arrives $50 A. NJ.
Tvncbbnrs: G:s5 P ". daily. and $40 A. NJ,
Ivnchbnrg: s:35 2. NJ. daily. and $40 A. NJ,
eYcept Sunday. from Manteo.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfolk and Old Point. 10 A. NJ $50
and T:2o 2. VI. daily; go z. NJ, except sun
day. ,r, ,Y~r
From Cincinnati and the West. I:i5 A. ".
o45 A. ~ aud $50 2. NJ. daily. Local $50
II except Sunday. and 7:15 z. ", daily.
- JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
$50 2. ". daily, and $40 4 81, except Sun
"a Apply at 500 East Main Street; 500 East Main
straet Mnrphy's Hotel and Jefferson Hotel
for further information, rates. tickets and Pull
man fese ". o. 'WARTHES. Dis. Pass Agent
c. E. DOYLE. H. w. FULLER
Cent Manager. Genl Pass. Ast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond, fredericksburg
Potomac RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE In EF1Ecr NAY rs. 1904

SCHEDULE In EF1 ECT NAY rs, 1901 -.
4:22 a. NJ. d,:ly. from Byrd.suses a;st:ss
fes Washington and beJond. stops at 100 no..e.
fredericksburg and Acxandrta- stopn =, USso
and New Yerk. Dining css: s.,,,a,
6:45 A. NJ. daily. from ,Isia,stsss. Ssason.
tor and beyond Stop n frederic Lsbarx ans
Ais :oo siens ears 70 NEW Ina s...io,,
ae;onmodat.es foc Ashland ana MeermsatAS
sssiion for wass; as:s aud aud ssysaa. sI.D: !.
Glsa. Glen Alien ard locsl statoss ASHLAND .nas
Alssa SEQ Buass rsrlos caf ,.or, n,-s.r,.,
Elba: Glen Allen aad loc.! stations. Ashland e
aee adn inclusive Seminary and
Elsa. AsbIaEd, Boswell Miitori. yrederlsksouss
WY S easrs.,ioa.l i Limited.
1ssi sus see
intermediate :n1 points. -. =
fEEede;iek.ouig and Aiexandria. Sleeping cas -
s;l2 p n. daily. from Eos State. =
hr asninSton anu beyond. Stops at Fiedefisss
$50 $50 F. NJ except sunua.. from Ebs sts,,on:
:, sos P; NJ. aa.J: from n,-a.s sss,.o. /
6FooSe, Underwater, Quan:1co and Aisxardrh.'
sis h to New York and Warrington =
11:i5 P. n, except Sunday. from Elha Sta
t;on. accommodation for ashland ana .lterme-t /
1tAISs ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o:9o A. NJ, except Sunday. at Slna Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediates
sSS M sssgs a
tntsrnediass points
$50 A. 81: daily. at Byrdstrees Station. stops
FredericS.hnr. usse9uan Midnwases 81 md
E!sa. Stops at other stations Sunday Sleeping
Gar Sew York to Richmond
., !x;oi Z. H., except Sunday. Mt Byrd-Strese
Athisnd INCLUSIVE. Glen Allen and Eloa.
a:oI +: 81. daily. at E!ba Sutton, stops AI
Ais,Sandria. Lorton. occoquan. fredericksburg
I ma, Milford Sleeping Car FROM New York;
80. EOS ?. NJ. daily at Main-street ststioEs
stops at Alexandria. Fredericksburg. Nlfords
YYo os,, aud Ashland. Sleeping Car FROM New
500 P; NJ. except Sunday, at Eliza station.
points. -
,.I;l5 P. IT., daily. ut Byrdstreet Station.
AsSlsI at Alexandria Fredericksburs boswell
1e H!so and Washington. Dung ca
o:oo r. NJ. daily. Brrd-Street Station.
Stops at Alexandria and local stations Quantities
to Ashland inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. 8ut-
r: sQisa asily Ns!nssree. ss.s'o.
ih an fredericksburg, Boswell and Ash
l:do 2. A.. except SUNDAY. at Elba Station.
accommodates from Ashland.
~. z. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
~. D. DUKE. General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
Raid of Illicit Stills.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 1s-Deputy
Collectors Reeves, Coffman and c. X.
Nelson ON Wednesday raided two still
on Failing River. just below Naruna
They We're situated within a mile of each
other. and had a capacity of sixty gall
Ions each. The deputy collectors re-
stroyed a quantity of beer which is
the technical name for the cereal as it
is just before it is subjected to the pro-
cess of distillation.
Warrants have been sworn out for the
arrest of William and Joseph Jennings,
who are charged with being proprietors
of the stills in question.
These men. it is stated. claim that they
had nothing to do with the establish
ments. and that they are innocent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
YORK RIVER LINE, WEST " POINT
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE. RlCEMUNO,

TaE tASOd11t= hOu4Ey HOd46.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1870 P. NJ, Ne. t. Baltimore Limited, daily.
except Sundays Tor West Point. connecting at
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
2:15 P. M, No. 10, daily. except Sundays.
local express for West Poiut and intermediate
sta lions Connects with stage at Lester Manor
TOR Walkefton and Tappahannock.
500 A. H., No. "a, local mixed, leaves daily.
except Sundays. for West Point and interme-
date stations, connecting with stage at Lester
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
els A. NJ, No. 10. daily. from West Point,
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday.
lO:45 A. NJ, No. 0. daily, except Sunday and
5:I5' P. M. daily. except Sundays. fcem West
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos IS and 10 will make no stops between
Richmond and Quinton.
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 P. M,
daEly. except Sundays Steamers call at Gou-
cester Point and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. and Yorktown and Almonds
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAY.:
C. W. WESfEURY.
District Passenger Agent.
$40 e. Main Street, Richmond. Va
s. Fl. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent.
C. Fl. ACKERT.
General Manager Washington. D. G.
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SUSPENDED MANDATE
Opportunity Given for Petition for Re-
hearing.

Judge simonton. Of the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals. has suspended
the mandate in the case of the Southern
hallway Company. purchaser. appellant.
Us. the Ensign Manufacturing Company
appellee. in the case of the Central Fruit
Company and others against the Rich
mond and Danviile Railway Company,
consolidated, IN order to give the appellee
opportunity to present a petition Tor a
renear-Eg.
This case. is will be remember. was
decided recently in the Appellate Cart
IN favor OF the railway comoans. ana
practically ansoives them from the rar-
Richmond and Danyille to vafi,ps tir,ns
ami corporations
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA
1920 a. NJ, NO. s, ualiy Tor Durham, n. G..
DanyilIe, and all local stations South. CONNECT
ing at Burke5ille with Norfolk and Western
Railway for Farmytlle. LynchnurB and al local
stations West: at 5errays for locai atattons on
Norfolk Division to Danvlle; at Oxford for
P:so r. H., No. 20. limited train daily FOE
JacEsonYile and all Florida points. Havana. Mas.
nam etc Connects at Anseley with Farmville
and Powhstan Railroad: ut Greensboro for Dur
with No S. Cuited States Fast Mall, solid train.
daily for New Orleans and points South. which
carries sIeepers 70 New Orleans Drawing Room
SIeener Hicbnond to Atlanta aud Birmingham.
TSrench train with sleeper. Salisbury to Mem
phis Dining Car service
for Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville ana pointu
South. Sleeper Tor Danvile. Greensboro. Sails
bury and Charlotte. open at Richmond $3.50 P
III Connections with New FORK and Florida E1-
press aud Southwestern Limited. which carries
through sleepers to Augusta. Savannah. Jack.
sonviile Tampa. Nashville: Memphis, Atlanta.
Also Pullman Tourist Sleeper dondayst 'sedn-s-
days and Fridays. Washington to San francisco.
without change. with connection for all points
In Texas Mexico anG California.
$500 P. NJ, No. IT. local daily, except Sunday.
for KeysviIle and intermediate points,
TEAMS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
pus.n Jacksonville and all points South
$40 A. NJ from KeysvIlle and local stations.
S:25 P NJ, from Durham. Charlotte. Danvils
80 LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and &C.. between Mancheste: and
NcaDol:s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
DAVID AND GOLIATH.
A Little Shot Put Old King Coffee Out
of Business.

of Business.
When medicine fails, they sometimes
send sick people away to another climate
for their health. Sometimes the climate
does it. but more often they stumble on
the proper food to take. and then get
we'll.
A lady in San Diego tells Of friend
who left her home each December, for
the past two winters, to go to California
for her health. She says: almost all
OF her time was spent in visiting the doc
tor and sitting in big chair and watch
ing the clock to note the time for her
next dose of medicine. Nervousness was
her principal trouble, and with others of
kindred nature. made life for her a bur
den.
On the occasion of her last visit I
begged her to give up the use of coffee.
and use Postum Coffee. She replied that
she couid not stop coffee. I said no
more at the time, but the next morning
at breakfast, I passed her a fragrant
steaming cup Of Postum. making it as
it should be made. After that. I had no
more trouble. and my friend drank no
more coffee But the most SURPRISING
part Of the experience was the chanrn
that soon came over her.
We began TO notice it within less than
a week. In less than a month, her ner
vousnesS 1ad lett sher, and in three
months. she was a new woman in face.
figure and health. l had not dared to
hope for so much benefit. although / had
been greatly benefited myself by Postum
but coffee to her system was simply
poisonous. and + believe this is the case
with many others. She returned to her
home in December. and was married
within less than two months after. She
never fails to give credit to Postum for
her health. or thanks to me for teaching
her to make it properly. and well she
may. for Postum has done for her what
travel. doctors and medicine failed to do =
Name given by Postum Company.
Battle Greek, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
Dancing at Westhamnton.

Dancing will begin at o'clock this az
ternoon at westhanpton Park. and in the
svening Polk Miller's quartette will sing
between dances. Thilows orchestra will
furnish this music.
Tomorrow afternoon a sacred concert
will be given between 3 and 6 o'clock
The attractions Of the park have been
Increased, and the crowds are as big as
- railroads can handle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Ifse Old Dominion
|. i%Steamship Co.
DAILY LINE FOR NEW YORK,
THE NORTH AND EAST.
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, e1-
cept Sunday, by Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway at $50 A M. and P. NJ. or 9 n.
NJ and s p NJ. by Norfolk and Western
Railway, both lines connecting at Nor
folk with direct steamers sailing same
day. or by companyS new steamers Bran
don and Berkeley, leaving daily at Z p.
M. arriving Norfolk at A. M, then
transferring to New York steamer daily.
FR.EIGHT for all northern. eastern and
foreign ports received and forwarded
daily except Sunday, at company's wharf,
Rockets.
FROM NEW YORK.
PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. except
River at 8 P. NJ, for Old Point Comfort
a,a Norfolk, connecting with Chesapeake
ord ohio and Norfolk and Western trains
go 80" p;chmond. or with new steamers Bran.
don and Berkeley, leaving Norfolk daily
a. TRE1GHT received and forwarded
5ailyN except Sunday.
un nici. etsson sale at Co1npany's office No
1910 Fast Main Street; Richmond Trans
fo,- company, No. 900 East Main Street:
Ni,rnhy's Hotel, Chesapeake and Ohio
and richmond and Petersburg dcpcts
richmond Baggage checked through to
all points.
foi - JOHN F. MAYER. Agent.
1910 Fast Main Street Richmond. Va.
General offices: 81 Beach Street. corner
west Street. New York, \. y.
s'e'e J. J. BROWN.
" 2. WALKER, Gen. Pass. Agt
IL - Tyc:sic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
Atlantic Coast Line.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8, 1902.
TRANS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
500 a. e., NoKEoIk LIMITED daily. AR
riTes Petersburg 0:a1 a II; Nj fola II 20 a; 81
a.15 A. 81, daily. arrives Petersburg o:i3 A.
savannah SEQ 2. IL. JACKSONVILLE $50 A. a..
Tampa 1000 p ". Port Tampa 1890 Z. n Z
G lora :i a F. NJ wilmington GOO 2 &; fai-
man S:eeyer New York 70 Jacksonville.
aiIs rrsT isrsw ps!sts s,S ss
trslia asd Chester OF sign sisnat p.,,o.
an; s:c i'' ?. ID. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily.
&. stops ONLY Ut Petersburg. Ta'erS AID Saf-
,.s $50 2 Ms fals s. Nss9a lss Rs
Rocky Mount 3:oc z. IL Makes al intermediate
go Sj'i Z. Z NJ :. MlHss Al stop; wr.r .sa.
L .aanacis with Norfolk ana western fsr Norfolk
and psats E ial ses r H.
EHooria and Lawrence..liel; Wektun s;ia F. 81.
Esyssss,h5iss 81, als r. Va 5ses:sa5 NJ
ioS Ss E 70 Mlp pSis fs Esa Pois5
4; 1Frsy afsn aui is5 p Pullman sleepers New
YORK to Wilmington. Charleston. Jacksonville.
p NJ connect At Petersburg With Norfolk and
Eastsrn Eailway. arriving Lynchburg 3:3o A.
~. Roanoke 500 4; a.. Bristol 1910 a. II.
1880 2. NJ. daily-Artiye Petersburg 12:1o
=. D. TRAINS. ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:1s A. NJ, daily. from Jacksonville. savan-
nrh Charleston. Atlanta, Macon. Augusta AID
az 4! aslA 4. H., daily from Petersburg. Lynch
Sis 4. n, daily. except Sunday, Petersburg
lilo a. NJ. daily; From GoIdses ? and IN
terrleaIate stations. Sosfois and Suc5ik.
I:s2 A. NJ. daily. from. Norfolk. SUFFOLK and
Petersburg
rersSUrs Roanoke and iuserraeclate potI.s.otIl
4:sO P. H.. daily. from Petersburg and 4in-s
1es $50 P. d.. daily from Norfolk. Suffolk and
7:a5 2. 81. dsT from Miami. Pert Tampa.
5 .";sssara points S seass.
$3.50 T. daily. from Petefsnuss.r Lynch
0urs I EMERSON. Traffic Manassr.
n r. EMERSON. Assist. Traf. Man'E.
n. 8 CRAIG. Gen'I Pass Age. -
c. s. CAMPBELL. Dir. Pass. ~ q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
?resbytery 10 Meet.

TIL. rresbytery of East Haao-'er s:sn4s
atl,ov I ed to meet at the Sc :on1 El*cs-
,yte,:an Ch,rch on Monday, the y st,
at Ii A. NJ. TO arrange for the sn,d!na..on
and installation of Licentiate Frank Os-
b.rne as gLos,o, Of Samuel sDal.s Churcn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-19
At Broadus Memorial.

Rev c. P. stealey. pastor of Brodus
Memorial Church, i will preach in the
morning on the Christians Relation to
thefLaw.'' and at s P. M. there will be
a children's service. The infant class
will sing.