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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
PROGRESS AT THE V. P. |.
Auxiliary Mess-Hn1l-sfx Companies
Now-IntercstIng Nuptinls.

notwithstanding Nupt1ais
BLACKSBURG, VA, October 15.-{Spe-
cial )-The expected overflow in the old
mess hall has at last forced the college
to open the auxiliary mess in the gym
nas'um. The battalion has been further
subdivided. and there are now six com
oanies of infantry one battery of artil-
lery. staff, a signal corps. and cadet
band The captains Of the two ne"
comma nies are Cadets ". r. Crute and
Boiling.
The marriage Of Instructor Claudius
Lee to Miss Otey, of Blacksburg. was
solennzed in the Methodist church on
October 14th. at p. m. Both Mr. ana
Mrs. Lee are very popular in Blacksburg,
and the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
cadets were present in full force at the
ceremony.
Prof. Atwood the head Of the horti-
cultural department of the college. has
inst returned from New York. where he
attended an international convention OF
horticulturalists He delivered an adj
dress before the convention and was ques-
toned much concerning the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. The agricultural
department has sent a, large exhibit of
cattle TO the big Radford fair, which
has won the department much praise.
THE GAME WITH WASH.-LEE.
The football team was received with
three hearty cheers on its return from
Lvnchburg, where it played Washington
Lee The game was forfeited to VII,
with only Is seconds to play, on ac-
count Of the crowds interfering unln-
tentionallv with the Y. P. L. players, ana
abling W. and L. to make to-yaru
run AS this game was only sort, OF
nractice game for the Y. P. I. men, they
having been practicing only week, 1t is
not looked upon as Of much importance
And SO the cadets read with considerable
amusement Of w. and LIS Jub'latlon
over the touchdown they did not score.
But they do not besrudge w. and l..
the only score they will probobly ever
make against the " F. |. me next game
on the schedule is with North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College at
Blacksburg October 18th.
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every reason why it should not be all
black ~
FIGHTING STILL ON
AT LA VICTORIA.
The Artillery Plays n Part Never
Seen BEFORE I'm Venezuela

WlLLEMSTAD, ISLAND OF CURA-
Goa. Wednesday, October 15-The battle
near La Victoria, Venezuela, between the
army commanded by President Castro
and the Revolutionary forces. which began
Monday morning. and resulted in the re-
tirement OF President Castro to La Vic
toria Tuesday afternoon, was resumed
again fiercely at 5 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. AT that time the President had
received reinforcements and had over
5000 men engaged against 1000 Revolu-
tionists. The artillery played part never
before seen in Venezuela. Shortly before
o'clock Wednesday afternoon the Revo-
lutionists appeared to have gained a
slight advantage. The Presidents artil-
lery. which numbered fifteen guns. had
been reduced to four guns. La Victoria
was crowded with wounded. and there
were no provisions in the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
RICHMOND PHYSICIANS SOUGHT.
Patients from CreNe-Personn1 Notes
of Interest.

Patients from Crewe-PersonnI Notes
of Interest.
CREWE, VA. October 16.-(special!-
The infant child of Mr.. a. c. Short, who
has been i'll for some time. was taken.
Wednesday, to Richmond nv the fam
ily physician. DR.. J. W. Bryant, to see
pr. Geo. B. Johnson. DR.. Johnson said
that everything had been done that couid
be and that there was very little hope
for its recovery.
Mrs. J. IV. Bryant went to Richmond
YESTERDAY, to take her little boy, Jack,
to be treated by DR.. Dunn
Mrs. c. S Smithson left yesterday for
Richmond to visit friends.
Mrs. c. E. Downs and chi,~4en have
gone to spend month with Mrs. Downs
mother in Norfolk
Mrs. G. L.. Richardson and Miss May
zie ellis left Wednesday for Richmond,
where they will attend the horse show.
and from there they will go to Raleigh.
n c., to visit Mrs. E. c. Bradshaw,
sister Of Mrs Richardson.
Miss Nellie Bobbitt is visiting friends in
Jonesboro.
quite sick.
Mrs. ]. P. Harvey has been very sick
for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
NORTH uA:,u1luA NOTES.
Negro Convention E'uiIure-ReSis

Negro Convention n EalfIure-ReSis
trution Slow.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 16.-(Special)
held mere to-uay, vas not neiu, as only
ABOUT a dozen negro leaders We're pres
enr. THESE met, and issued an ADDRESS
to their race, calling on them to euuca te
themselves, uenOunCinE The uiy-Wnlte he-
puDilcanS and DECLARING bitter opposition
90 oenA,or riltcilaId. nepuDilcan ONCE
holders kept some negroes from attend
ms. enc o. ,.lo=e pleae..l s1.. 5 -.uJl5 ne
groes have registered in the Second or
black district.
REGISTRATION.
Registration for the November election
is as yet quite slow as a general thing.
In some cases there are exceptions. In
one township in this county all white
men save one have registered. Very few
negroes are registering Their vote will
cut no sort OF figure this year. There is
vote. AS rule, people in the country
register and vote more closely than
those In the towns.
A charter was granted to-day. to the
Sterling Manufacturing Company, of Will
mington: capital, $5U,UOJ. Among the prin-
c5lpai stockholders are J. Walter Will
hanson, Edwin c. Holt, and Clayton
Giles, Jr. The company is given power
to manufacture cotton, linen. and silk
fabrics, and bleach. launder, and finish
the same. 1t is to operate what is known
FINE DISPLAY OF APPLES.
DR.. Fred. w. Taylor, who was chief of
the Department OF Agriculture and Hor-
ticulture at the ST. Louis Exposition, will
be here at the State Fair. He will come
chiefly to see the apple show, which is
attracting much attention.
The frost yesterday was not heavy
enough to do any damage Nearly all
the cotton is picked.
ON THE POLITICAL WAR .-T1
All the heads Of the State departments
are now on the political warpath-that is,
they are making campaign speeches.
The delegates from this State to the
Farmers Congress at Macon, Ca, have
all returned, and declare it was a great
success.
THE STATE FAIR.
All the arrangements are complete for
a clay pigeon shoot at the State Fair
here. 1t will continue two days
It is said large number Of Virginians
came last year and We're delighted. They
say the fair here is what the Virginia
State Fair never was-that is, a great
annual society event.
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.
John w. Atwater independent candidate
for Congress from this district, says he
doesn't know whether the Republicans
will endorse him or not. He hints at a
Democrats. He says he thinks Frank
Jones wants the Republican nomination.
Atwater boasts that he has much strength
in the rural districts. The friends of E.
w. Pou. Democrat, say he will easily win
by 10000, and Pou thinks so too. At
water says Pou can't get 5000 Majority.
COTTONSEED DROP.
Cottonseed, which sold here a few days
ago at IS cents bushel have fallen to
PSF cents. The demand is great, and so
Is the rush to sell. The local oil mill is
buying more seed than ever before. The
fight between the trust and the antitrust
l1c-
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THIS PROPOSED REFORM
WOULD AFFECTsH UNDREDS.
Minimum Rate for Gas Customers
Who Use the City Only In Cases
of an Emergency.

Fully three hundred customers of the
City Gas-Works, or rather persons won
have the gas turned on their houses for
use at any time. will be affected by the
innovation, whatever It may be, that is
coming when the Council Committee on
Lights meet again. Inspector Shelton is
at work on the list of houses in the city
where less than So worth of gas is paid
for in twelve months. This data was
ordered by the committee for its next
meeting. and it is evident that the com
n1ittee is after the residents of the city
who have the city gas in their houses
for emergency only.
Many people have electric lights. and
the gas is only used when the power can
not be secured for light. Others
only light it when company comes.
using oil a other times. This practice
results in the gas meters lying idle SO
long that when the gas is used for a
short time 1t passes through the deli
cate instrument without registering. thus
giving the emergency lights free Of cost.
Another view to be taken is that in
many of the homes where electricity is
used for lighting purposes large gas
the city s75 each. In recent years, the
cost of meters to the city has gotten to
be large item Of expense. SO it is the
desire of the Light Committee to make
every dollar count.
1t was stated that the electric compa-
MES have a minimum charge. whether
the current is used or not. and that the
city should adopt a similar plan for its
gas. 1t has been suggested that about
SO cents per month should be charged for
each meter. whether it registers during
the month or not
Yesterday while Mr.. Shelton was going
over his books to make up the list re-
ferred to. reporter of the Dispatch
happened to visit his Office Mr. Shelton
was then listing a meter in the eastern
section of the city which had not reris-
tered a foot of ras in the past three
y-Hars. Still 1t was necessary for one of
the dcnntv inenecfore. to read the meter
monthly ''st as though the bill reached
many dollars
Tho QUESTION will no doubt. create
considerable adverse con,r2er7t but the
Lioh+ Co-oroit-t-o fee7c that the CITY
must be n-otectea ~ the Instance, and
some reform nav ho e~oooted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
ARVONIANs IN RICHMOND.
Attending

Attending the Horse Show-Other
Arvonin Notes.
ARvONIA, VA, October 16.-(Special)
Mr. and Mrs: Evan r. Williams and lit
tie son, Alex, are visiting their relatives,
the Misses Williams, Is south Third street.
Richmond
Mr.. James Thomas, who was hurt on a
street-car in your city and came here for
rest and attention. is entirely restored to
health and has returned TO his duties.
Mr. Clark distribu ing clerk in the Ag-
ricultural Department at Washington, has
been the guest of Mr. William G. Ed
wards, Of our place
Quite a number Of the Arvonians took
advantage of the cheap rates and are at
tending the Horse Show.
The Rev. Mr.. Beddinger will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit next Sabbath morn
ing and night.
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R. f. & P. RAILROAD

Schedule H. Eject May 25, 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w RID.
4:22 A. y. Daily. from RYRD-sTREET
beyond. stops at Nillord. Fred
ericksburs. anG Alexandria. stops
to Washington and New York
Dining Car.
$50 sHREh ! Raifii roy s9o.d nA asd
Metropoli,. Limited. Tor Wash.
ETedericksb l.g and Alexandria
TOO 4: NJ: Except Sunday. from ELLA
STATION, accommodation for Ash
land and intermediate points.
1rRE 81" 81! sFAT fHty f f64 wa h4KR
on and beyond. stops at Eiba
G.:n Allen. and local stations,
ashland to Cherry Hill inclusive.
Buffet .'arlor Car.
% s. 1rRp : Tffhz ss sTafios. IRON so9
Elos. di,en Allen. and nd local sta. =.
tons. Ashland to Accotink inclu-
Sive; Seminary. and Alexandria
sTR :; fe sFA aT;Sss for oro Washing ing
h i11 and e66yena s M2ora at Ella
ssieksSurx. a and Ale1an eGfa bur ae
Parlor Ca,. connecte with Con
sressional Limited
400 P 2 n Exe ssq s Sunday day., from
commodau n for. Fredericksburg
sos 3 M Daily rom MAIS.sTpEEr
STATION. .or Washtn ZION and
esysnS Stops ssa At t,e9ssGi.
ing Car to New York. 0D
e:1s Il Daily: from, ELLA STA
stops at Ashland. FredericSsbu 1g
and A!exsndrla: Sleeping Car to
$50 P. Ii. Except Sunday. from ELBA
80. Ashla1 Oar ana i lnterpss1sIs points.
You'd. stops ct Eibs. Ashland III
boswe Milford. FREDERICK sburx.
Brooke. Whitewater. onantico. Al j
Alex s,,1a,v STEPS s9a,a at other ste-
m no e ps N.Y. Y9,k and washing
1913 n Except Sunday. from ELLA
s sr5and and po,p tor
WARD.
80 9rATI9N: A s sSaIs ton ron
s:7s ARr E4ee E.rA ga1SSy. a. nYRp-
S ton from rederick.b are0m and Il.
termed nsts. points. pvpn ,r.r.
$40 A. A. ~ rI Raly ston, s 81 .1slEl.
3 ee9a1ann W't; T,59o + brooke Brooke
Ashland. and Elba; Stop, at oehe;
9 Tofk is G RIehmond S'eeD'hs Car Ne"
go. ~ REET STATION. Stoos an
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'NS INV Norfolk ;1sWestsn,

Schedule In Effect Sept. IS, 1oo:-
LEAVE RiCHMr d DAILY. BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar.
riveg Norfolk ll:20 A. Stops only
foIk stops a Watsdsid ON ONLY e
let OF passengers holding tickets
soo f r. K F ans ExPREss
f bn, L Sas R0an Eus, is a1ior
5us a sssDe Tor kG s4stS K essa
a nna Gha.tenoosa. Pullman Sleeper
1920 NJ. Roanoks express: fos
Farmville. Lynchburg. Roanoke.
400 ana lnte Gane stato I1n,tea Ar
rives Norfolk ) 20 F. NJ Stops caiy
ct EN- Psters6urg. Wayer:y: and i SIT,
STEAMERS eta n 10 N9 rrosidencs.
New York. Baltimore. aud WASH
S:25 M. for Suffolk, Norfolk. and In.
80 Norfolk at 1870 p N o.,
poke I'll onnec tya at ynE:n5 ana With
Washtnston and cnattanoos.l Lin.
ted PuIPnn 51e,ps Hs Lyo;
Radford to Atsala. Ale Pullman
ssssPs5 Eerta rsady for
cupancy az $50 p NJ Also. pun
man Sleeper Petersburg ard Roa-
noke.
Trains arrive Richmond fro.p Lynch
burg and thu West daily At : 10
A. NJ, 200 P. NJ. and S:5S T. Nj ::
from Norfolk and the East al
11:lO "A. NJ. az a. NJ. and
$50 2. NJ.
ONCE: 83S Main street.
JOHN Z. WAGNER.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
C.. II. BC3LET.
District Passenger Agent.
". 3. BEVIL.I4
General Passenger Agent.
General once: Roanoke. Va fe a
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YORK river LINE, VIA n0 METr

IAE kAsU1tAIh livL1 I. AvhaA.
i.LiASh: kALhMOSD.
$50 r. A., no. 10, Baltimore Limited.
daiiy. except aonuase; for Wcss
with steamers for Baltimore and
York-river landings.
2.15 +. bl., No. 10, daily, except Sun.
days, local express for West Point
and intermediate stations. Connects
With stage at Lester Manor Tor
Waikerton and Tappahannock
8 90 A. NJ. No. "a. local mixed. Leaves
daily. except Sunday. for West
Point and intermediate stations.
Manor for Walkertoa and 1appar
hammock
TRAINS RRIyE RICHMOND
9:16 A M. No. Is. daily, from West
Point. with connection from Balt;-
more. except Monday.
1O:45 A NJ. No. 9. daily. except Sundays
and Mondays.
4:5O P. NJ, daily, except Sundays from
IVES. Point ana intermediate STA
tons.
Nos 10 and 1s will make no stops be-
tween Richmond and Quinton.
Steamers sail from West Point $50 p NJ
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call at
Gloucester Point and Claybank Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays. and Yorktown
and Almonds Tuesday. Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
c. W. WEsTBURI,
Dl9tIlCt Passenger agent.
80 east Main street.
Richmond, Va
S. H. HAREWICk.
General Passenger A6-u.
C. H. .ACKER-.
Ge'lera1-Manager. Washington. D c.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
10 -. PASSENGER
II THV TRAINS
NEW MllA.SThekT STAfluA.
October 8, 1907.

OC1OOCE o, 1BVSs
LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:45 A. VI Except Sunday. Newpor.
News Local All stops.
900 A. NJ. Daily. for Old Point. Ne,s.
port News. and Norfolk IWa
E hours ane ta ,wen.y ',i minutes 70
port News. Hampton. and Phoeeus
only Parlor car Richmond to Old
Point.
Old Point. Newport News. ard
Norfolk. Two hours and twenty
five minutes to Norfoik. Stops VIII.
liamsburg, Newport News. and
Hampton only Buffet Parlor Car
GordonsvilIe to Old Point. Con
meets at Old Point with Washing
ton. Baltimore. and Cape Charles
steamers; at Norfolk with Old Do
minion steamers for New York.
600 e. NJ, Daily. for Newport News
and Old Point. On Sunday only
connects for Norfolk. Makes prin-
cipai stops.
MAIN LINE WEST-BoUND.
1910 a. NJ. Local. Except Sunday. for
Clifton Forge: connects for Orange.
Cuipeper. Calverton. and Manassas
ZOO P. NJ. Daily. Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile Express. Parlo- Car. to Cor
louisville. Pullman S!eepers Cor
louisville to Cincinnati. and Louis
vile Connects Tor Virginia cI Hot
louisville to staunton follows TO,
local stations. except Sunday.
O:10 F. NJ. Except Sunday. AccOmmoda-
ton to boswell.
200 P. NJ. EST. Louis and Chicago Spe
cial.' Daily. with Pullman cars. to
Huntington. and Gordonsville to
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st. Louis.
and Chicago. Dining car on at
JAMEs-RIVER DIVISION.
1870 A. NJ. Daily. for Lynchburg, Lex
lngton, and Clifton Forge. except
Sunday. for Rosney. Alberene. and
New Castle. Parlor car.
S:1S P. NJ. Except Sunday. to BreHc.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point, 10:0o
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. daily; HIS
A. NJ. and 1:20 P. NJ. except Sun
day.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati and the West. 7:45
A. NJ, daily: and $3.50 P. NJ. daily.
Local. $50 \. NJ, except Sunday
and 7:15 p. NJ. except Sunday.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
o:35 P. NJ. Daily and $40 a. NJ, e1
cept Sunday.
Apply at 500 east 1sain street. 800 cas-
Main street. Murphy's Hotel. Jefferson
Hotel, and Main-Street Station for fur
Their information, rates. tickets. and Pull
man reservations
w. O. WARTHEN.
District Passenger Agent.
c. E. DOYLE. RI. w. FULLER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
Meeting of Nurses,

The State Association OF Nurses OF
Virginia held its annual meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall
Yesterday evening. About sixty mem
bers WIRE present from various parts
OF the State. J.
1--WE had very satisfactory meeting,
said Miss Cabaniss, the president. last
night 'I cannot give you the detalts
until Friday night as the secretary. who
Is on private duty. will be unable ITO
write up the minutes before that time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
BAY LINE
TO BAL TIlMORE
Via c. s o Railway and
Old Point.
i. s. NAIL ROUTE.

cave Richmond via Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway daily. except Sunday. q
Up NJ. connecting ut Old Point VIII
the superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line:
leaving ct rs r. NJ. arriving Baltimore
u:tsf,. All trains North. East, and sWeat
short rail ride and MI night on one sol
the { iInest steamers ia sourh ern SwatarnS
& D.
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ATLANTlC--LOASI LINE
Schedule In Eject Sept. IS, 1902.
LEAVE Z,.CHMOND-BiR RID
STREET STATION.

800 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. nai.
Sri Arriyss Pste5souE sfo ysl only Al
Petersburg. Waverly. and sunalx
o:oo A. n. Daily. ARRIVES Pstersoura
9 We,d a. M 1iso lmg % 1l;ey Il
NJ. Savannah zoo A NJ. JACK,
Tenyille po SOS - M ida, Gq p e. d ieo
n us. Go ID M!e"s sa S'i r ~ ~ Wimine
5 9ork F. 1 u pn,!man Sleeper S''
100 P NJ Come cts with Norfolk
and and mss1sra s9T pont 1er ssops
Chester.
500 2. NJ. ocEaN SHORE LIMITED.
n. Norfolk SO ?. u, Stop: snIl
ssttuPeiersburg. Waveriy. and oo1-
$40 E,y! ~ Daily; creep sunday; e,d Aa,
5:ss p. NJ. and Rocky Mount s:o6 p
-. y Makes all tntermea,ass STOP
o:oc F. n; Daily; arrives ESP ps'ersousa
7:2s ?. N. + FLo dsnes al ax i5'e VEST m
DIAN LIMITED. Daily. arrive.
P ss,.s s:o2 NJ. e son nor.
ieIk and insermediass points, En-
por1a sos p. NJ. connects Win Tn ~ A..
ian quo and Danyilie soI sta s e9n
vi!leJ: Weldon s:43 P. NJ Fayette-
vile I: 25 a. NJ. Charleston 81 .oa ~.
vile lis P. NJ, Tampa 1000 F. NJ.
of SEW ~ 70 AilpDLr. aEoK:
81 "a 4. POINTS 2 Macon snar 1I:s5 4 ". At
lanta 100 P. NJ: Pullman Sleeper
NJ; New York 70 Wilm.nx.on; ,, Gnaris IS
gusta and Macon Dining car ser-
vice.
e:3s 2 "; Daily. Arriving Petersburg
with Norfolk aud W-stsr: risk
way. arriving Lynchburg 2:6 Il
NJ. Roanoke 4:45 a: VI. Bristol ICY
a. NJ Pullman Sleeper Richmond
i1:so 81 Daily. Arrives Petersburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMosD.
A:12 a. NJ Daily From Jacksonviiis
aa seen Au. 9as.'ss a3d ii Doias.
1:ss A. -: Daily. From Petersburg.
s.4s ba Is. sncrpt sunday.
11:1o 4 n. Daily. s1cep. Sunday. From
Rocky Mount and intermediate sta
10 tons; Norfolk. ard Suffolk s,.-.nnr-
Suffolk. and Norfolk.
1913 NJ Daily From Norfolk. SUI.
90 folk; and, Ps.srsh Srs;, petarsnnra
Roanoke. and intermediary roins:
folk. and Petersburg.
7:As p ~ Daily. From Miami. FoSt
Tampa Jacksopville. Sasann =.
Char;sston. Wilmington. Coles
J boro. and all points South.
| $50 p M Daily. From Petersburg
| Lynchburx. and " est.
! T. 81. EMAERSS,N.
Traffic Manages.
n NJ EMMEHSON
- Assistant Tram. Manager.
| VT CRAIG.
General PassensersAGena
e. q. CAMp6l - =
U1y1 Tn Haanen4er ules
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17

Meet Me at Newport News sntur-
day, October 18th.
Launching of Old Dominion steamship
Monroe; 81 round trip via Chesapeake and
Ohio; leave Richmond A. M.
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son. of the Revolution.

The Sons Of the American Revolution
viii resume their regular meetings this
fFridayl evening. at the Nirginia HIS
torical Society building. q. s:15 clock
sA fun attendance Is reQuested,
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A. p. v. A. Meeting.

The Association for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities will hold post
poned meeting the first Tuesday in No
vember.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17

ST Round-Trip via c. s. O..
to Newport News Saturday, October 18th;
launching steamship Monroe.
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RAILhoAD SCHEDULES.
an SOUTHERN.
c1N RAIL WAY
Schedule IN Eject, July 20, 1909.
fra1ns Leave ard Arrive t4th-strees
Station.

s53 8fA11On>
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND. VA.
1915 a. A.. No. 9, daily for Durham, n.
south. connecting at Burksvilis
with Norfolk and Western railway
Tor Farmvil1e. Lynchburg and All
.oca. stations on Norfolk Division
% Danv1lle: ut OxfcEo for Hem
'so T., NJ No !. limited . =; ri Ssi!1;
nee1s Il a ao.eieJ s Wits Ssrr,1iil.
se bpeSlf id9 pu- 5s115oa aa,e,ts
xi 4! NJ; s United ssssxs. T as;
6rie: s' ana fr points days. ssb 5of rsies
CARRIES sIeepers to New Orleans:
praw,n9-Room Sleeper Richmond
Thrcusaas srain, s 4ish sleepes. "i s.iis-
bury to AsmphiA Din:ng-CAf ser
vics.
1905 e.g o No A,nt sousss5n 93sss
e, D.,si!ls. aresnssoso;. sails
n 1sS s IS, Dse 81 With Win
s2a:s=..:esn Lim,ted- which car
Sashvilie Menphis Atlanta New
orlssns etc co:qpIs.e DIn!n s:;c,.
Sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays Washington to San Fran
cisco. without cnsn9e. With conneS
TONS for all points IN Texas. lex1-
CO. anc California
sOo ". No. II, local daily. except
Eu1:day. for Keysvile und inter
nediate POINTS.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
100 A. Nj
S:43 P. Ny From Atlanta. Augusta.
5 joint. sdnts Ashev'lle and all
$40 a. a.. from Key.v,!ie ana local
sta tons
Sxo q. NJ. from Durham, Charlotte
Oanvflle and intermediate stations
LOCAL. EREIGHT.
NoA q End -. Between Manchester and
NJ ,poiia
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y
s DAILROAD SCAII OULE
$3.50. s,AILROAD SCHEDULES.
SEA e! }.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

and Southwest. Florida, Cuba. Texas Cal-
ifornia and Mexico. reaching the capitals
Of six States.
SCHEDULE INsEFFECT APRIL Is. 1909
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMQED-MA1N
- STREET -STATIQN-DAILY..- 49,
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Steamer Pocahontas leaves every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY at
A. NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old
Point. Newport e, News: Siaremont: and
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington
Baltimore. and the North.
State-rooms reserved for the night at
moderate prices.
Electric-cars direct to the wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music by
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-nam med places
and all points in Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRWIN WEISIGER,
General Manager.
E. A. Barber. Jr. Secretary. jag