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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
MEETINGS.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary.
{lctnha,,t y, 4

Office of the Secretary.
October 9th. 1892.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT "A
srecial meeting of the Stockholders of
u the ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY has been called by
the Board Of Directors, and will De hold
at the office OF said Company. In the
j city of Rj:hmond. Va. on MONDAY,
the 18th DAY of November, A D. lau.,
at 1920 O'Clock in the forenoon. for the
purpose IF voting upon a proposition
to increase the present capital stock
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
~ Company to the amount of fifteen mil
lion dollars. to consist OF one hundred
and fifty thousand shares of the COM
mon stock. each Of the Spar@valueS of one
hundred dollars. the same to be In adj
dition to the capital stock already is
sued and outstanding: and for the pur-
pose. also offvoting upon a proposition
to increase the bonded Indebtedness Of
the company by the issue Of thirty-f1ve
million OF dollars In collateral trust
purchase money fiftyyear four per cent.
gold bonds; such additional stock and
bonds to be applied and used. as far
as may be necessary. 70 and towards the
payment of the purchase price of three
hundred and six thousand shares OF the
capital stock of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. which
under the terms of the purchase there
of, is to be pledged as collateral secur-
ity for the payment of said bonds.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES f. POST. Secretary.
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YORK-R|vER LINE, vrsT va solx,
THE FAyORICE ROUTE

TILE FAYORITE RoUTF: NORTH.
LEAvE RICHMOND.
$3.50 P. N., No. f6. Baltimore Limited. daily.
except SunGay1. for West Point. conneessDS ut
West roint with steamers for Baltimore aud
York River landings.
els P. NJ. No: &c. daily. except Sundays.
local express for West Point and intermediate
stations. Connects with stage at Lestes Manor
Tor Walkerton and Tappahannock
500 a. NJ, No. - heal mixed leaves daily.
except Sundays for West Point and tEterme-
diste stations, connecting with stage at Lester
Manor for walkerton aud Tappahannock.
rCenI'Y.F hehehth Observation-Disclosures fww
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
s:15 A. H.. No. 49, daily. from West Point.
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday.
l0:45 A. H., No. g.. daily. except Sunday and
4:5oP H.. dai!y. except Sua..aTs. from West
Point and Intermediate sta irons.
Nos. Is and rs Will make no stop, between
Richmond aud Quinton.
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 P. n.
daily except Sundays. Steamers call at Glou.
cestor Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednss-
days and Friday. and York town and AllmonJ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
c. w. WESTRuRY.
District Passenger Agent.
$50 e.. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
g. Il. HARDWrCK.
General Passenger Agent
C. IT, ACKERT.
General Manager. Washington. 0. @.
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.


in execution of a certain deed of trust
to the trustees Of Home Building Com
pany (PerpetuaD, dated September 5. 1889.
and duly recorded in the clerks office Q Of
1855 a. page 1888, which was given to Sc.
cure the payment OF q, certain s,rlaIn,t sum Of
been made in the payment Of part
thereof, and being directed by the Board
of Directors of the Home Building Com
pany (Perpetuan, we shall offer for sale.
at public auction. or. the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1912.
at 4:30 O. clock p NJ. the above-descrihed
property, being the same conveyed by the
deed OF trust hereinbefore mentioned.
The house contains six OF seven rooms,
with a lot fronting . feet on the south
between parallel lines 1872 feet.
TERiS-Cash as to- expenses OF sal.
all taxes to day of sale. and the sum OF
the BALANCE upG ,9b S efsd.t Of six s,s
day of sale. secured by a deed Of trust.
- 81. u. #IARGROVE.
FRANK r.. SUTTON.
H SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustees.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg {
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May, Is. 1902.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May. rs, 1909.
- " =. ~. daily, from Byrd.Street Station
fredericksburg and Alexandria. stops at Deco
guam sundays. Sleeping Cars to Washington and
new fork. Dining Car.
$40 A. NJ, daily. from NIaIn-Street Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited for Wash.
inston and BEYOND Steps at Fredericksburg an0
AieAandrla Bunet Sleeping Cars to New York.
zoo a. NJ. except Sunday. from Eliza Sta
ton Is. accommodation for Ashland and uterine.
date points.
$500 A. NJ. Sunday only. from Byrd-strest
Station Stat Toe Washington and beyond Stops ne
Eliza Glen Allen aud local stations. Ashland
TO Cherry HILL inclusive. Negley, Occouunn and
Aisx .G Buffet Farlor Car.
$3.50 a NJ. except Sunday. from Byrd-Stree8
Eiba. Glen Allen and local stations, Ashland to
Accotink. Inclusive. Seminary and Alexandria
1905 noon: except Sunday. from Byrd.strese
Station for Washington and beyond. Stops se
Eliza. Ashland. boswell. Milford. Fredericks-
meets with Congressional Limited.
800 2. NJ, except Sunday. from ByrdSresS
Station. accommodation for Fredericksburg sn6
sos 2. NJ, daily. from Main-stre.t station
for Washlngton and beyond. Stops at boswell.
e:12 ?. NJ, daily. from Elba Station for
f'redericks bIrg and Alexandria. Sleeping Car
to New York. Dining Car.
$50 z. NJ, except Sunday. from Elba Sta
ton. accommodation tor Ashland and interme-s
SOS 2; NJ, daily from Byrd-street Stations
Ashland, Boswell Milford Fredericksburg.
Brooke. Whitewater. Qulntco and Alexaudria.
Steps ut other stations Sunday. Sleeping Cae
Richmond to New York and Washington to
Philadelphia.
11:15 P. NJ. except Sunday. from Elba -.
ton. accommodation for Ashland and inter-
diate points
TRAINS ARRIVE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GAO A. NJ, except Sunday, Mt Elba Statfa0
| accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
points.
s:25 A. M, except Sunday. at Eyrd-street
statinn. accommodation from Fredericksburg and
$40 A. M. daily. at Byrd-street Station.
Stops ut Alexandrta. occoquan. Whitewater.
day Sleeping Car New York to Richmond
l2oi M suna at
TO Ashland, inclusive. Gion Allen and Elba.
2:o2 p NJ. daily. at Eloa Station srops at
and Milford. Sleeping Car from New York.
Dining Car.
Stops at Alexandria. fredericksburg Milford.
boswell and Ashland. Sleeping Car from New
600 P. NJ. except Sunday. ut Eloa Station
accommodations from Ashland and intermediate
points.
7l5 P. N !. daily. at Byrdstreet Station
t Stops at Alexandria and loca stations GUAM
Ashland and Elba. Sleeping Car from New
York and Washington. Dining Car
$3.50 P. NJ, daily. at Hyra.Street Station.
| Stops at Alexandria and local stntfons. GUAM
| tico to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba.
Buffet Parlor Car.
1929 P. NJ. daily. at Maln-street Station.
Florida and metropolitan Limited. Stops at
| Alexandria. fredericksburg. Boswell and ASH
| HOO P. NJ. except Sunday. at Elba Station,
| accommodation from Ashland.
W 2. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
W. D. DUKE. General Manager.
E. T. D. MYERS. President.
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Personal Mention.

Enthusiasts letters are being received
from Air. john II. Powell, who is now
in Vienna, where he went in September
to#complete his musical studies under
LescilitiszkS, the eminent teacher of Pad
ertaski and other famous pianists. he
! was accepted ii once as a pupil without
the usual preliminary Year or two under
the Instruction of an assistant. which Is
a tilbnte not only to.yonng Powers ge-
nifs but also 10 the excellent. instruction
which he received from Professor +. G..
Hair. of this city. who has most care
fiIilv and. successfully trained him from
the very beginning ofsshis musical studies.
i.g
Hiss Annie B. No.v-li, who has been
spending some time in Richmond. has re-
turned 10 her home in South Boston.
Mrs. aud Miss Van Rensselaer,. Of New
York who have been autumn guests at
the Mann Springs, are now At No. ia
East Franklin Street
Mrs NJ. NJ Martin has been visiting; her
mother Mrs. Y. L. Read. at Green
Held Va.
Mrs. r. NJ g Glenn. of Houston, Va.
left for home last Tuesday after visit
of several weeks to friends here.
alr. and Mrs. NJ Pilcner. Of West Point,
Va. paid a visit of several days to Rich
| nond, which ended last Monday
Misses Matte and jamie Pollard are the
guests Of theit, aunt, Mrs. f. Z. Butler,
| OF Bowling Green.
Mr.. John Brown of Slater. Mo. is VS.
ting the family of Mr.. r. Johnson al No.
| ST. East Clay Street.
,,-;l1fa.,, q rf IA,
,.is been spending some time with her
nather. Mrs. William Richardson.
-rhe Misses Clark are With their grand
,arents, DR. and Mrs. John Pollard, OF
Caroline county.
g,ha Deep Run Hunt Club will meet at
the Reservoir at N. to-day. II the
weatttr continues beautiful thee will
aolbtless be large following and a
charming social hour at the club house
Miss Frances Charles. the autloress of
mar re,narkab bic book, The Country that
cad Forgot, with her sister Miss Sara'
! charles. is visiting Mrs. Rachel \ FAX
ION at .-Ca.lheim.'' Loudour county.
Mr. James H Corbitt, whose coming
marriage TO Miss Roberta Ansiey OF
Alexandria, has just been anhoGr.sso. y
4 prominent young lawyer OF suffolk,
Va. and member OF the 'aw urn OF
McLemorc * Corbitr.
Miss Sandol aIillikin. Who. Will, her
sister. has been staying at CloNerIie'u,
near Keswick. and who was the guest {.
honor In n german given last InesasS
by the Keswick Hunt Club, IS \ !,ai m:
ing actress who has been With Crane Tor
several seasons. Miss Millil1in lalHeS 1:eSf
"Wednesday for New York TO bes:n = G.
hearsals for I'm a Cage, TO be Sivel: ny
one of Frohman's companies.
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oughty enjoyed by tho hostess and the
number OF friends who called to wish
her many HAPPY returns. Among those
present were: Misses Mary McDonough.
CASSIE ana Madeline A1cCready. Eta
lSn:ghtly, Marie l3rannan. Annie Cream
er Maggie and Mabel Drake, Ma
bel Geis;nger. Grace Cradue. Hazel Dun
brldge. FANNIE Adams. Grace Bliicy,
Genevieve Powell and fessrs. Frank
NICHOLSON. Julian Beasly. Charles Mont
,,o:1aei.y Leo DAVIS, Malcolm owen, Mar
lin McDonough, Frank Powell and
Robert kasShtly.
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25TH.
TRAINS LEAVE sr.41nS
900 a. NJ, soRroLk LiM1IED daily. Ar
rives Petersburg o:5l A. NJ: Norfolk li:2o A:
sa sSs i. ~. daily. arrives Petersburg $40 A.
f Fi ~ r NJ. Charleston l,:15 Z. NJ.
sayannah $500 P a.. Jack sonyiila o:Ca \. 81.
1nnnse,s a. Wilson with No. 49, arriving Colds.
boro s:15 z. n. Wilmington 600 E. II. Pull
nag nag 20 :. n. daily. for Petersburg Eoanoko
and intermediate points.
Arrives rive petersburg 1870 +. 81. Norfolk $50 f.
81 stops only at Petersburg. Wayerly and
s1e sis dis siesRs ssn9az aff' H.
sn nd Rocky Mount s:oo 2 " Makes all tnter.
ne Gus p a., daily local Arrives Petersburg
100 II. m Aa FEoR I'll sto And WEST rsp,.
LIMITED daily Arrive . rete5shurs SO: u.
9s sn wih and ar "ss b.
i I'VE Empnria and LawrencrvtIe1: Weldon a:4s
n. savannah $40 a.. AZ. Jacksonville rs
: NJ. Tampa 10:oo F. T.. Port Tampa 1870
2. NV . LINE TO MIDDLE. GEORGIA FONTS
Arriving augusta So :; a. M. ". MACON l1:35 A.
", to Wilrlington. Charleston. Jacksonville
port po, Tampa. Augusta and Macon Dining
a.s5 P. 81, daily. Arriving Petersburg 1915
p ii. Connect at retersti.s wrh Norfolk
and western Railway. arriving Lynchhnrs 2:45
~ tA1N Roanoke ii5 A. NJ. Bristol 1910 \. NJ
n,in,sn Sleeper Richmond TO LynchhurS.
1880 2. H.. daily arrive Petersburg 1910
a. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:12 4. n, daily: from Jacksonville. savas-s
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augusta and
oil 7. ssiaAi a. IL. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
ou s:4s al a. *. daily except Sunday. Petersburg
local ii.1o A. f., OILY. except Sunday. from
Roct Mount and intermediate stations. Nor
fo1 11 1Sa A. ". daily from Petersburg su1oli
and d,:4s ga q. NJ. daily. ,som Norfolk. suroll
md petersburg.
,a tntsrc,ediatp points.
ah s:5o ?. NJ. daily. from Norfolk. suroll and
fe 1.a5 P. H., daily. from Miami Port Tampa.
,,essnnville Sa :aprah, Charleston. Wilmir ZION.
Cc,dshoro and all points South.
s:5s 2. M, daily. from Petersburg. Lynch.
prrr and tho West.
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Gn,ersait-fn 2nts.

The rrettiest entertainment Of the Week
Was given Ivy Mss. Frances Murray
;n8fht Star Social Club. III her home, No.
si2 fgast Main Street, last evening.
Decorations and refreshments elaho-
rated the ..lialves, Home idea, and
were most tasteful and appropriate for
An .liallom-s eve Guests appeared IN
phantom bail, danced 40 The strains OF
ellin music.
AT thc conclusion OF the ball the com
,,arly gathered in a. group, the witchs
candle MIS- lighted aud palms We're read
~ Professor t;oss, al the request of cu-
f,ioas Youths and inait'ens. The atmos-
ti!lert was ,sntirefr in ha!unony with the
fatet5!l haai, The lads ana lassies. meet
ing destiny ifl5 such merry Wise, launched
their boats together upon a matrimonial
Tea, and together wentsto consult the spn-.
ming witch who paused in her gy.ations
10 indicate with her fingers those whose
fortunes She foretold
Souvenirs OF The ocraaei Were 4ln1ia-
9ule iaek o lanterns. each containing a
,4rDrnecy In ghost writing TO be read in
lssldiv proximity to the witch,s candle.
Chaperones Tor the evening We're Mes
danes NJ. S. MURRAY. c. \. RrenGle,
Anna Mhitlock. John Q. TAYLOR, Fred
Gfetter and III. w. Davis.
Guests present included Misses Fran
ces Murray, Fannie Taylor. Mary Tyler.
Kate Wllitiock Annie Whitiocl. Eliza
Comherd, Garrett Clay, Tlorrie Gretter.
Frances Vaughan. Rebecca. Halle and
Ami Robinson. Ezra Ellington, Burnley
Redd Lillian TAYLOR. Maggie aud Sadie
Thornton, Anna Welsh. jamie Goss. Eliza
Marshall Messrs. VIII Mccall. j. C.
Eaton lawrence Moseley. Lewis Chap
man. James Anderson Alec. Wright.
Rttche Bacon, Gordon Clay, Maifon
lunpkin. Clinton Eayniack. Alvah Way
mack, Robeft St;nnper. Lee Copeland
clifford Naiker. Nat Thornton, Herbert
raHlors Benjamin Turner. DR. George Cay
and pr Z NJ MaEruder.
The fourth birthday anniversary Of
little Miss Antoinette Thiermann, the
daughter OF a'.aana Mrs Anton Jhier-
mann, WAS beautifully kept last Thurs
day, Juvenile guests being hidden by the
little hostess OF tie day to the Thier-
mann home, on tho Hermitage Road.
The color scheme IN flowers was mink
pink carnations and palms being used an
the parlors. and pink carnations am, mink.
satin ribbon forming the elaborate tame
ador,l,ncnt. The birthday cake. wifi it,
-FOUR tapers. was ornanented with mink
icing in grapes. and bore in the center
dove holding a basket OF carnations
Luis MISS > aiei lildilt WIS the. reci-
picnt OF many good wishes and several
handsome tokens OF good will and esteem.
MISS Y. Leo Powell was rendered a
surprise party Thursday night in her
home. NJ NO. sosis West Clay Street
when number Of her friends called
10 celebrate her birthday. Music. sing
ing recltaGons were the order OF the
evening and refreshments We're served.
Al 4 tate hour the merry party dis
perscd TO their homes. The occasion
was most delightful one and was thor
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fnrOrnc m cnfs.

Cards haze been received in Richmond
from Nh. and airs ohm SCHUYLER liark.
announcing the rnarr:atsts5 OF CIR uahsH-
ter, Miss Anna Marearetta TO Or.
Thomas Alsop, the son Of Nj. and Mrs
s Boswell Als0p of this city. and the.
l3tatfl.5s ~ MeSsrs Ben aud Albert Alison.
OF the Sirciilia-Carolina Chemical Com
IanT.
The ceremony took place al the home
OF the bride in Middlehush. y. J., We'd
nesday October 18th. The young couple
win make their future home at No. 100
George Street, n. j.
This announcement Will be received
with much interest in Richmond. Dr.
1aIsopts homo until d few years ago. and
still the home OF his family. 1t will be
pieasant news for DIR. A!sop's friends.
hare to know of his success profession
ally in his NEW Jersey. where he has
established himself. and where he is
numbered among the rising young pn,S-
sieians OF NeW Bruins wick
Tile approaching marriage is slmounc-
ed OF lIsss grace G Powell daughter Of.
MI, and Mrs. William l.eayell Powell. Of
Loudoun TO- Mr. James r Dunlop, Of
Georgetown ID. G. The marriage Will
take place instlla late asltulfln
Tie prominence Of both families Will
make this the social event Of the season
Or. and AIRS Eugene G. Powell have
issued Invitations 10 The marriage of
their daughter. loelha Park. 10 Air w.
9'n1,pin Carter. Ii.. Wes9nesaay morning
Noveflbe,. L.. 1902. Al laif-past . O'Clock,
Seed siaeplleld Church DinWiddie coui-
Il, Ns.
Rev and .irs. j j Eagle. OF Clarke
county. have announced the engage.
il1eat#of their daughter. Miss Mary Ba-
lier, to Mr. Charles Waasnan Gannt. all
50 of Clarke The marriage will take
place Al WILLOW Dale, the home Of
the bride. m Wednesday, November 18th.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Jane Needham Moore, Of Portsmouth.
M for tito marriage Of her daughter
Miss .ditha Arundel. to MI, Ernest
shepherd cllaatilan,. on the afternoon
Of Wednesday the 18th Of November
THE ceremony will ',e performed NJ Nom
nn.ilial NJ Z. Church at ;a5 o'clock.
Mr. G. A Trent Was hest man al the
raalaiage Of Hiss Monte 10 Mr.. G. I.
Williams. celebrated IN the Cumberland
sttent u T Church. Norfolk, Ma. Oc-
tole,. aath
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= 5.
The Woman's Club French class. under
Madame GIlliaumc. VII rcorGanize III
the CLUB paflors on Tuesday afternoon
at hall-past four O'Clock and Miss Sue
Gordon. president, viii meet the Wo-
man S Cub WHIST Club in the audience
room on Thursday morning at half-past
ten.
The Executive Committee OF the Hugue-
not Society met on Thursday afternoon
at the residence of Miss Guiilaume to
hear Dr. Kerr report on the choice Of a
field Of labor in France. Many inter
est1Dg topics were discussed and bust
ness VAS arranged for the annual meet
ing OF the society, which VIII be he'd
next Thursday. November 9Th at neon,
in the. lecture room of the First Pres
i,yierian Church Grace and Madison
Streets, at which time DR.. Kerr will tell
OF his personal knowledge of the work
+ In France gathered during the past
summer All members of the society
and All those Interested in the cause are
invited to be present.
The postponed annual meeting OF the
ASSOCIATION for the Preservation OF Viz
:,inia Antiquities win be held Tuesday,
November 18th at s p NJ. in the rooms
OF the Virginia Historical Society.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
met YESTERDAY in the chapel of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Joseph
Bryan read letter from Mrs. Turner
-Ashbr Blythe, the president of the
Dahney II. Alaury Chapter of Phladel-
ph1a explaining the reason why the me
rnoria! monument unveiled in Hollywood
october: 18th was placed there. The
Philadelphia Daughters Of the Confed-
cracy intended originally to erect their
memorial in Philadelphia. The comman-
der of the Grand Army of the Republic
OBJECTED. and The Daughters. appealing
from him. we're referred by the City
Council Of Philadelphia to President Nc
kinney and Secretary Root Failing to
receive a satisfactory response from the
representatives, OF the natisnal govern
lnent. the Philadelphia Chapter asked
permission to efct their memorial on
Virginia soil. and We're met, Of course,
with cordial assent. This explanation is
given by request. the matter not being
generally UNDERSTOOD.
rhe ASSOCIATION decided hereafter to
use October 3lst for the purpose of me-
inprializing its members lost by death
during the previous Year, and to set
apart the 18th of January as the date of
arrangement for Memorial Day.
kesoIilt,n,ls of thanks to r.. +. Lee
Camp. Colonel Archer the chairman of
the Entertainment Committee of Oc-
toner. 18th. ard 10 Captain Frank Cum
nfnghafa were adopted.
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2rnANspoRTAT1oN LINES.
c. '' al; , t;;''
NEW MAIN-STREET STATION.
IN ZEE .CI NOVEMBER !, 1912.
LEAVE RICHMOND

IN ZEE Let NoyAaABER !, 1912.
LEAVE RICHMOND
':ao q. M, except Sunday, Newport News
300 A: ~. daily for Old Point. Ncwpor.
to sor,ok Stops sna sepss,
News, Hampton AMI Phocbls. rarIor Car Kick
nond to Old Point.
4:u0 2. ~, daily. except Sunday, for Old
Point. Newport News and Norfolk. Two tours
and c5 minutes to Norfolk. Stops Williams burg,
Newport News and Hampton ouly. Buffet Par
Newport News on Mondays. Thursdays. Fridays
and saturday with II. and NJ. steamer for Bal
tinorc; ut Old Point with Washington. Bai;i-
more and Cape Charles steamers; at s,sstelk
with Old Dominion steamers for New York.
900 2. M, daily. for Newport News and
Old Point. On Sundays only connects for Nor
folk. Makes principal stois.
MAIN LlNE-W HSr-BOGSD-
1910 a. H., local. except Sunday to Clifton
Forse- Connects for Orange, Culpeper, Calver-
ton and Manassas.
600 P. M, daily. Cincinnati and Louisville
Express. Buffet parlor Car to Gardousville.
Pullman from Gordonsville TO Cincinnati and
Louisville. Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.
Dsair5 Csg on at Gordensvsile. \ local train
from Gordonsvil1e to Staunton follows for local
stations. except Sunday
5:l5 2. NJ, except SUNDAY, accommoda ton
to boswell.
daily. with Pullman sleepers 10 Huntington
and Gordol,svfile to Cincinnati. indianapolis. ST.
Louis ard Chicago. Dining Car attached at
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
1920 a NJ, daily. for -LrnchsurS. LeSins-
ton and Clifton Forge. Except Sunday for
Rosncy. Albereua and New Castle. parlor Car.
=. 5:l5 ?. NJ. except Sunday. to Breno.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point. 1905 n.
and $50 2. A.. daily: ::l5 A.. NJ. and 7:2O
2. NJ. except Sunday.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati and the West. 1.45 a. ",
daily. and $50 2. NJ. daily. Local: $50 y.
AZ. except Sunday and 40 F. NJ. except Sun
day
JAMES. RIVER DIVISION
6:35 F. NJ. daily. and $40 \. NJ, except
Sunday.
Apply at 500 East Main Street 9O3 East
Main Street. afurphE's Hotel. Jefferson Hotel
and Main-Strcet Station for further fafor1na-
ton, rates. tickets and Pullman reservations.
W. o. WAisrHEN. Dis. Pass. Agt.
C.. f. DOYLE. Ii. w. FULLER.
Gicli'I. Manager. (;en'l. Pass. Agt.
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BRIEF CAPITOL NOTES
Governor Montague Rests and Hon ors
Requisition.

aRequlsition.
Governor Montague was not in his
office during much of the day yesterday.
He Travelled hack from Danyille at night
and reached here early in the morning
and retired to the mansion to rest for
his long trip TO Boston. The Governor
disposed Of some matters in his library,
hut did not come out until the afternoon
The Governor honored a requisition from
the Governor of West Virginia for one
D. ]. Faulkner, alias D. ]. Corsey, alias.
Mitchell, who is wanted In that State for
grand larceny and forgery. The man IS
under arrest at Lexington. and the West
Virginia officer has gone there for his
prisoner.
MI. Alexander Berger, of Lincoln.
Nebraska. called upon Commissioner koi-
ner yesterday and asked his advice in
regard to purchasing large tract of
land for stock raising. Mr.. Berger wants
about 5000 acres. Tht Commissioner
gave him a great deal of information
about this State and especially about
stock raising in Virginia.
Two counties in the past few days have
claimed to break tho records for large
swee, potatoea Commissioners Koiner
has in his office a sweet potato which
is larger than either of those mentioned,
its weight being seven pounds. 1t was
sent him by Col. W. w. Ward. OF South
Boston, The potato is large enough to
make a meal for half a dozen people,
and potato pie made of il would be
sufficient for a good-sized family.
Or. JOSEPH, w. southall. superintend-
sent of Public Instruction. was in Will
lian,sburg yesterday attending the meet
ing OF the Executive Committee of VIII
liam ana Mary College.
Secretary of the Commonwealth D. O..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
EgG!eston has sent out the abstracts for
the returns of the election which will
take place on Tuesday next.
psi Stock Show.

ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected for
the great Dog. Poultry and Pigeon
SHOW which will be held here at Ma
sonic Temple during Thanksgiving week.
Thc show this year promises to be even
better than that of last yea