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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
LIGHT IN WARRENTQN,
Town Illuminated By Electra Git
Stephen Ford Fell from Grace.

=
. wARRENTON, VA. November 1.-fspe-
icial. 1.-THE Electrical Construction Com
,pany of Virginia located at Richmond,
has completed it's contract, and on We'd
hlesday night turned on the lights for the
first time. The lights are a great SUCCESS,
and everybody is pleased. Few private
houses have been. -wired-au- waiting TO
see if we were really going to have cleo
trie lights, and now that they are an as
su,-ed success, the rapid wiring of large
number of houses will follow at once.
Stephen Ford (coIored), for years 2
trusted employee Of r. w. HilIeary, the
leading dry goods merchant, here, PLEADED
guilty Wednesday III the County Court
and was sentenced to twelve years in the
.i1itentiary on the charge Of burglary.
He was caught by Mr.. nilieary recently
while entering the store through the cell
lar, He was indicted on five counts.
The Warrenton Hunt Clubs first drag
took place yesterday. The run was from
near Marshall to APPOINT near here a dis
lance Of seven miles. A. hunt oreaka fist
was given by Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell
! WyetI,, 81 tile Mountain View farm, to
the, members of the club.
The marriage OF Miss Dellis Frances
Holder, daughter Of Mr. Talia1ferro Hold old
nourced to take plaee ir this Presbyterian
church here at 5, o'clock Wednesday,
Miss Ahnie INNS Ross, daughter of Ar
John Ross. and Mr. Thomas, Smith Eli
STAGE Will be married in the 'Galverron
Baptist chureil Wednssdsy, November
'sth. at z O'clock.
Mrs. L. c. Votes, Of Wasiingtsh, was
here this week on. "a visit to tAends and
relatives. Mrs. Yates was formerly of
this place and was postmistreEs during
CLEVELAND administration.
Miss Alice Carr, after an absence of
some months in England, has returned
TO her home III this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
PROSTATE form OF the negro. crossed the
rors 10 a f1otntsd scfi kSaan. fstaf1ik what

PROSTATE form OF the negro. crossed the
reps 70 fnohntsd pcfif saan. staf1,lE .v,Haat
ne mad done. and why, winding ID With:
III stranger in the city. deal With me
me ''nence dcmanus The mother and
little girl began to cry, several hys tan1ers
volunteered to testify In behalf Of justice,
End tho policeman. who had really wit
nesse'. The whole business, remarked: "old
fetss'ef'. there's ne charge against YOU
A POPULAR OVATION.
Whit the slowly recovering gro was
beng "snaked' away, Mr.. Gum ngtia m
re-crossed the rope and found perhaps
MY outstretched hands eager to give a.
SrasD Of approval and conimendaticn. In
short, me nodes. unatsrsr;ns old john
ny lsth iroo, the tackwocSs ,cf the Old
bc7rtinion. The ,'ock-rfhbet region If the
AltesheneS suddenly farind iasH.ssH a
hero. After the little ovation, giv?n him
o7 lie i,nnedintc circle OF strangers who
had witnessed the episode. nothing, more
was heard OF Il until next morning, when
z daily paplI- .merclX-notcd .ife- fact that
negro who had insulted. q white LADY
mad been Knocked senseicss hy q Grand
Amy of the Republic veteran
Ills being mistaken Tor a Grand Army
Of the Republic. man is accounted for by
uIe presence Of a badge which had been
coui'teorSIy pinned on his coat by a jolly
Old Yankee vateraa with whom he had
INST and exchanged plea santries during
tie carly morning
William a. Cunningham, who has been
known, ever since ante bellun days, by
the familiar name OF Bum entered the
Confederate servic, when quite Young
f3o belonged to the Iwenty-ffth Virginia
unei ITS der1chHon at Gold Harbor, when
he toinc6 the Eighteenth. He was one
Of the many prare hpIs who were only
priyates- This correspondent has made
70 specific effort TO prZ, into MS war rec
ord ORD. but any. one who is. curious 10 know
more. can get some pointers from that
Washington negro, and any testimony he
MAY give can be strengthened and supple
ntentcd by badly swollen hand which
the private. stiil carries.
For thirty years Mr.. Cunningham has
eoer a citizen OF Monterey. and none more
valued lie tips the beam at DO and is
jpTiai old widower. He is in blissful
ignorance as to the identity of the little
woman whose cause he champiored and
IS COVERED with confusion and bushes il
any one ventures to hint at q possible
viooS--a sequel or rcp,ance- .,..-..,-r,..,--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Captain White and wife, Of Missouri.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Ftnslev, on west Main street
After tour in the North Mr.. and Mrs.
f. p Harmon have returned to their
home, on Broad street.
Miss Marguerite Case, of Hollins 1nsti-
tute, after visit to Mrs. George War
den, on Union street, returned TO Hol-
lins yesterday.
Miss Edwards. Of Floyd, Va, is the
guest of Mr.. and mrs. T. p. Harmon. OH
Broad street.
Miss Crockett. of Pulaski, is visiting
Miss Lenal1 Savers. en- College avenue.
! After a visit to relatives in Wytheville.
Va, Miss Hattie Wolfenden has returned
to her home.
after visiting the Misses Henderson,, on
Main street. Miss Leona Vawter left for
Rlarkshi1rG to visit relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
PUNISHMENT OF A BRUTE.
Rorr an ES-condederats.S hnmpioncu
thc Cassae of a Lisue aathcr-T.,c
hero an ssoparscs sonrcrr, an. ,vho
=. cnToca as3,t,r'.

Won TETG-,H w, cctrerr Sc s,r-c..7+,,,
nesa- Ia the Innate and necomfng raodos,y
a. sa oblef actor, an interesting episode
II DE rooont Grand Army 81 the
rsruAife blowout st washington hos
,. come to light here end Highland is
oFpnssd az me faci that. sltfsoush she
rert aut . smell representation TO the on
rs~7u1ant one of then-an ex-Confedar.
o+.-a~.ired as hero while in the capt
iii ,su
cu 81 the very sn1ei number Of per
sans -rr-4 this section who visited Wash
srtau 81 that i1me. Mr. William Gun
rsrEharu was. perhaps the only war yeter,-
an al a3rner army. and the natoriety so
fasaery thrust upon him VAS ips much a
fgv,s5sc 10 him IS il WIS unlocked for
H. those s.tfe --'r;,-.re6 t-, he -r-r>4 him ~.
nj, Sav shat the vast tl1vonS lined the
,,e-ge ta witness tIla his parade
M- Cunningham had seGurA1 standing
-rn rear the rope which designated the
Hrr ~ approach, and. 5ust beside him
tFefe Glanced TO he a lady. rather under
ri5le age who had in charge a little
~ i ihrae or four years presumably
-ss daughter To prevent the little one
from beng tranple6 an. aa.l =. ems biz
Ar 10 see Mr. Cunningham Volunteered
So lift her Up 10 his broad shoulder. from
vh5h comfortable situation she seemed
10 take IN and enjoy the show. while tl5e
trr3 u5rIe mother gathered new strength
40 Sold h.4 position in the crush and lam
ron n u sidas. A negro who also had a
position AGAINST the rope. for some reason
sd r7ou"a and crowded back toward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
WINE Of CARI)UI
COS North Eighteenth Street.
AHA. NEBRASKA. Jan. II, 1909.

in Bluefeld, stopped over a few days
with relatives.
Miss Mamie Batter leaves Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. George Van Horn,
of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Sarah Chatfin, Of Austinvil1e. is the
guest of her son, DR.. w. ". Chatin.
Misses Garnett and Plummer. of New
port News. on their return from the
meeting of the Grand Camp of United
Confederate Veterans, at Wytheviite, were
guests Of Mrs. M. *, banei1orne.
Mr.. D. q. Robinson has recovered suth-
cIent1y to resume his duties at Dora fur
mace.
Mrs. 7. w. Wilson and Mrs. w. f. La
rev. have returned from a visit to friends
in Lynchburs and Salem
Mrs ". W. Chaffin and Miss NJ. F.
Stone gave, at the home of the former,
on Tuesday evening q delightful enter
tainment to the members of the Thurs
day Club and their selected friends.
Mr.. C. Hunt Leache, Jr., has been trans
ferred from Draper station to the express
office here
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r. F, &c P. RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect Nov. 2, 1902.
TRAINS LBAvB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
t4:2:.2k " Daily, from BYRr=sTREET
beyond, stops at Milford, Fred
erieksburg, and Alexandria. Stops
occeauan Sundays. Sleeping Cars
to Washington and New hork
Dining Car.
6:4e A. :M-Fpaily.-from AALN-sTREET
STATION, Florida. a M Aetropoli-.
ana .Slexandria.-- Buffet Sleeping
Cars to New York.
ZOO a. M. Except Sunday, from Ht1BA
STATION, accommodation for Ash
land and intermediate points.
500 An: sundar only, from BYRD
Glen Allen, and local Istations,
Ashland TO Cherry. Hill inclusive,
Negley Occoduan and alexandra,
Butfet Parlor Car.
e.60 "a NJ. Except Sunday, from BYRD
STREET.. STATION. for Washing
ton and beyond. Stops at Elba,
Glen Allen, and local stations. Ash
! nary, and Alexandria. .Parlor car
1905 Noon: Except Sunday, from BYRD
STREET SRA 10 y for. Washing
ton, and beyond; Stops at Elba.
Ashland, Boswell, Milford. Fred
. eriekshurg. and Alexandra, Buffet
j Parlor. Car Connects with Con
/ gressionaI Limited.
f: 400 p NJ Except Sunday, from BYRD
STREET. STATION, sacconmoda-
ton for Fredericksburg and inter-
mediate points.
500 p. NJ Daily. from aIAIN-sTREET
yond. Stops at boswell F'rede-
! ricksberrg. and Alexandria. Sleep
ing car. t., New York
$50 n Except sundag If fEo ;1aa Flea "a
Ashland and intermediate noiatg.
( sos p. NJ. Daily, from BY RD= sTRt ct
STATION for Washington and be
9nds stsh tfor At E rsd.r AEhIanf'
Brocks, Widswater, Quantico, and
Alaxandria. Stops at other. sta
=. tibns Sunday. slesping Car Rich
rnend te New York and Washing
I1:16 ?. NJ. Except Sunday, from ELLA
STATION. Accomnodat Tor
Ashland ana intermediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE KICHa7OND-soUTH
WARD.
e:4oA NJ Except SUNDAY, at ELBA
STATION. 5Accqmm oda ton from
! Ashland and intermediate points.
500 4. y, EXCEPT SEP SunGtay az .BfRD-
ton from Fredericksburg and in
/ 40 a. NJ Daily, at RYRD-sTREEI
Occnntlan. Whitewater. Brooke
FredericKsburs. Milford, boswell
Ashland, and Eliza. Stops a t other
stations Sunday. Sleeping car New
- York to Richmond
1901 P, NJ Except Sunday. at BYRD
STREET STATION. Stops at To-
cal stations, Washington to Ash
land inclusive, Glen Allen and Elba,
Parior car
10 sTATioH. stops at Alexandra
ana Ashland Sleeping car from
New York.
600 p NJ Except Sunday, at ELBA
STATION Accommoda ton from
Ashland and intermediate points.
71EP NJ. Daily at BYRD-STREET
STATION Stops at Alexandra
Fredericksburg, boswell, Ashland
and Elba. Sleeping cars from New
York and Washington. Dining car
s $40 P. M. Daily, at BYRD-STREET
STATION. Stops at Alexandria and
local stations, Quantico TO Ashland
Inclusive Glen Allen and Elba. Buf-
. fet Parlor Car.
o.2e P. n. Daily. at. MAIN-sTREEI
STATION. Florida and N1etropoi.
tansLinited. Stops at. Alexandria
Trederekshurg,,, boswell Land Ash.
land. ,sBIffet sleeptns Cars IRON
,1goOyP NtfsENcept Sunday. at ELLA
,sTATIQN :AccoInnaadation fror
SCI; LOB . .zs5 !, 81 !; 4aE
st'Y, #I34-MHEfRS S, -pfeSidErlt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

he rear. the lady stepping into the place
VI eted Dy him. The gallant old eXston-
faicr ta from Monterey had scarcely time
10 crnSratuIate her. at least mentally.
when the buriy African came pushing his
wy hack. and. with the remark. That's
Tar place you must git out, he grasp
q thc delicate arm, giving 2 rude, savage
pnll Quicker than q wink, the Southern
blood oL the self-constituted protector rose
70 ai9od-hcat. and The fist which for tilir-
y years had welded a blacksmith S ham
me- MAS planted just below the left ear
q She insolert brute. lie fell like beef.
eEd. not knowing what would be the re
fFE. a1rher OF the blow or his hastV ae-
r Mr. Cunningham stepped over the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
LINE
Schedule IN EJECT SEPT. ~. 1902.
rHAlNx LEAVE HICHMOND-BlkD -
Rru Ersrr sr TION

rRAlNx LEAVE R1CHMOND-BikD -
STREET STATION
1:oo AZ H.. NORFOLK. LIMITED, rat-
II Eort Arriyes Pste5soufgff o s:si only Al
90. Sss;sssq5s: ways1ly; s4S sS asa1I
$40 4. Il. Emporia les a. n.
1W =! 20 q ans NJ; xaz Il &
N. Savannah 800 4, NJ: jack az X
zonviIle sos A. ~. Tampa lo;"
p. NJ. Port Tampa 1890 P. u. G9n Cen.
i ng Go ID Male's s1 S'ie s.. Winning
ton s F. n. Pullman Sleeper New
1920 York ORR to Js e; '1n1 petersburg
LOO {. NJ. Conns cts With Nor Sor nons
4nd intermediate points Stops "a "a
GGbbe es,rcy Blur. Central'a' fn'
800 ii. OCEAN sHoRE L1MITEP.
RRsiiy No-t A1S,ye Is Pste1soqss lsp SO only
Ct 9t,LP Petersburg. Waveriy. and Bug
$40 I F u. D.ily: ersep, suada Weldon A1,
7:s5 2. II. and Rocky Mount s:6 P.
So Il Makes uii lntermediats stopn
800 F.. n: Daily. Arrives Petersburg
7:as + Ii 4 FL5 aahss a xN T5oe VEST IN,
DIAN LIMITED: Daily. arrives
rsittfSTsnS gygs SOC :. E NJ for NeF
poria e:os P. N. (connects Ttth AZ
lant1c and Danyilie ror stations ,nsn ee-
vi!le): Weldon s:4s P. NJ Fayetts-
Vile LIS \. NJ. Charleston 81 a.
Mi Nil sayangah s:sS A; Nj il aaf 3 %
Port FL F. az id:so Tf q e. w." ~
NEW LINE 70 MIDDLE oEoh-
81 s5A A. R a. Mscoa 1i 4 s IT, Il,
New 2esl Yosk 70 W Vi GhaFlss-
s snata Pe snd THnpa Einnr car SER
e:as =. N. Daily. Arriving Petersburs
l nth N NJ Genn aad at RssFses
n. Roa ir1E.n As 4. ni NJ. RFTtstoi 1910
A. n. Pullr.an Sleeper Richmond
l1:so :; n. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a Macon. Aus Iaas'es and al point.
Hynchbrrs a' and the e' West.
SIS s. A.t. II balIy;, except sunday.
II 10 4. ST. Daily. except Sunday. From
Rocky Mount and intermsdiate sta
t..s tIons, Norfolk. and Suffolk:
1f:1e 4: NJ Daily EEem Petersburg
11:42 A. NJ. Daily From Norfolk. SUI
folk. and Petersburg.
900 2. NJ Daily. From Petersburg
Re smoke, aud internediate roint:-
$50 fot NJ n Rai!X; FFon N0rfo'k' sui'
! f:40 F. NJ. Daily. From Miami. PoTt
Tampa. JackeoDvilis.. 5avannah
Charleston, Wilmington. Colds
tore, and all points south-
$3.50 P. NJ: Daily. From Petersburg.
I.ynchhurg and " est.
T. II. EMMERScN.
- Traffic Manager.
81. FL. EMERSON.
Assistant Traffic Manager.
". ]. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent.
c. :. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
/ ia ~ Sas esat Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Train No. IS leaves Ric hmond $40 a. "a,
daily fcr Petersburg. Norltna. a. E.. and
all intermediate points Connection az
Norlina with train striving Henderson,
2:lo F. n. and Raleign $50 P. ~ daily.
and Durham 4.P, NJ daily. except Sunday
New York. and the East daily-No s. az
6:45 A NJ and No IS at sos P 81
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa
for all Florida East Coast points and Cube
and Porto Rico: at New Orleans for al
points In Texas. Mexico and California
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
DAILY.
e:s5 A NJ, No. 81 From all points South
AIS P. M. 10. IS and Southwest
5:as P NJ. No. IS. from Norlina. N. &c
Petersburg and local points
sLEEPING-CAR SERVICE
Nos. 81 and 3i-Flortda and metropolitan
slcepirs-cars between Ney York and
New York and Richmond. and between
Richmond and Jacksonv.lls- PuHman
Sleeping Cars daily between Jackson
Vile and Tampa. Also. through Draw
ing-Room Sleeping-Cars be. cen New
York and "A Atlanta. and Cate-Cars betwsen
Hamlet ard Atlanta and Haa1ls. and
Savannah
Pullman drawing Rocn .:uTst Sleeping
connecting at Hamlet with Sieeping-Cae
which through Pullman tickets are SOLD.
Pullman Parlor-Cars between JACKSON
willie and Tampa. Finest Day Coaches
W J. MAY. City Ticket Agent
q p Smith District Passenger Agent
Phone 46 10nS Eas. Main street
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HAILl.0AD SCHEDULED.
ecso-~.~e.-.->o--
Gh SOUTHERN
Is RAILWAY Rail Way Az
Schedule In Eject, nov. 2. 1907.
Trains Leave and Arrive 14th-street
Station.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.

II
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va.
700 A. NJ. No. (, daily for Durham, n.
al e eatens e e5Hth s5nn nee a at
alse with D. and W. railway for
Martinsville and stations on that
line. At Greensboro, for all sta
tons east and west thereof.
1:15 P. M. No. IS. limited train daily.
for Jacksonville and all Florida
point points Haya anaal NASSAU s etc Gf
and Povhatan railroad; at
Greensboro, for Durham. Ra!eig @;5 !.
with No: 8. United States fast
Orleans and points South, which
Drawing Room Sleeper. Richmond
through lah train 9 aad sieeper saIa
bury to Memphis. Dining-car ser
vice.
II :o6 2. NJ, No ii, Southern Express.
day for ana Atn noas A sagih sseeer
for Danville, Greensboro, Sails
bury, and Charlotte, open at Rich
mond $50 $50 F. NJ Connection with tn
Southwestern Limited, which car
ries through Sleepers to Augusta,
Savannah, -Jacksonvtlle. Tampa.
orsans ete e@ eemnete 'i pinfngcar
service Also. Pullman Tourist
Sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays. and
Fridays Washington to San Fran
cisco, without change, with connect
tons for all points in Texas, Mexi-
co, and California.
600 r. NJ, No. Il, local daily, except
Sunday. for keysville and interme-
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE ~ RICHMOND.
6:55 =. NJ
6::5 P. ny From Atlanta, Augusta:
JacksenvilLs: Asheviie, and all
$40 =. N, from kevsville and local
stations.
Danville. and intermediate stations.
Local FREIGHT.
Nos. ST and g, between Manchester and
Nea polls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

place. Professor and Mrs vawter have
returned to their home III Blacksburg.
Misses Gussie Bowles, of this place.
and Mamie Griffin. Of Bedford City, after
visit TO Mrs. " 7. Bowies, on Main
street have returned to Holltns lnsu-
tute.
After quite a lengthy stay in charlotte,
N. C.. Misses Fannie and Nettle Arm
STRONG have returned to Salem,
Miss Grace Wiley. who has been visiting
friends in Pulaski and Eadford FOR sew
eral weeks, has returned TO her home
here.
After visiting Miss Altaser, on Broad
street, Miss Lucie Griffin, OF New Orleans,
NAY returned to her home in that city.
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Salem Personals.

SALEM, VA. November 1.-(special>-
After a visit to Mrs, Tawter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs S. J Henderson at this
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RK-RIYER LINE, " fo MsTt
THE FAVoR1TE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

THE FAVoR1TE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
A:3o P NJ, NO. 1s, Baltimore Limited
daily. except Sundays,-for y est
With steamers Tor Baltimore and
Hork-river landings.
e:1S p, M. No. To- daily, except Sun
day, local express for West Point
and int etr1ediate stations. Connects
with stsEe at Lester Manor. for
Walkerton and Tappahannock.
500 4. M, No, Il, local mixed. I,alves
daily, except sunday, for y, t Nest
connecting with stage at Lester
Manor for Wolkerton and Tapna-
hammock.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
p:15 A., NJ. No. Is, daily, from Vest
Point, with connection from Baiti-
more, except Monday.
1o:a5 a, NJ. No 9. daily, except Sundays
and Mondays.
400. P. d. daily, except Sundays. from
West Point and Intermediate sta
tons ..+5--s.--.--!
Nos Is and Is will make no stops be-
tween Richmond and Quinton.
Steamers. sail from West Point $50 P
NJ. daily. except Sundays. Steamers cal
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays. and
Yorktown and Almonds Tuesdays. Thurs
oASs' Ss'l' '''s' G. n. wEsrBURY.
District Passenger Agent.
900 east Main street, Richmond: We.
-. s.. II, HARDWICks
General Passenger Agent.
G.. II. ACKERT.
C7eneral-Manager, Washington, D. G.. :
: no !
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zs4 ks> PASSENGER
81 sYakSsf Nk TRAINS
tg,9, = 49, LEAVE AND ARRIVE
NEW MAIN-STREET STATioi.

51ilTistfts AAHsA 1sS F1aa1's
NEW MhIN-STREET STATioa.
november I, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:4sA. NJ. Except Sunday. Newport
News Local All stops.
a.nn NJ Daily. for Old Point. New
Port Hsw New 1n and Merl9 ainutes TO TO
Norfolk an Stops Williamsburg, New
port E,,ws, Hampton, ana Pnoe pdS
only. Parier car Richmond TO olo
Point.
400 ?: N. Daily, except s Mnaa for tor
ave Ave min minutes to Norfolk. Stops WI,
iiamsburg. Newport News, and
Hampton only. Bunet Hailof G Ia
DAYS, Thursdays. Fridays, and
SATURDAYS. with NJ. and M. steamer
to Baltimore; at Old Feln5 Win Win
Waehington, Baltimore. ana cape
Charles steamers; at Norfolk with
Old Dominion steamers Tor Ne"
York, ~.
600 r NJ Daily, for Newport News
and Old Point On Sunday only
connects for Norfolk. Makes prin-
cipal stops.
MAIN LINE WEsT-BoUND.
Clifton Forge; connects for Orange,
Culpeper. GaIverton. and Manassas.
goo P. II. DAILY. Cincinnati and Louis
VILE Express, Buffet. ParieE lar.
to Gordonsvlle. Pullman SleepssS
Louisville. Dining Car on at Cor
donsviIe Connects for Virginia
Hot Springs 4 local train from
Gordonsvilie to Staunton follows
for local stations, except SUNDAY.
S:1S P M Except Sunday Accommoda.
ton to boswell. ,.,,
cial" Daily. with Pullman cars, 10
Huntington, and Gordonsyille to
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis,
and Chicago. Dining car on at
jAMEs-RIvER DIVISION.
1920 A. rs. Daily. for Lynchburg. Lex
ington, and Clifton Forge. except
Sunday. for Rosney, Albsrene. and
New Castle. Parlor car
SIS p NJ Except Sunday. to Bremo.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point. 1905
A. NJ. and $50 P. n. daily; l..s5
A. 81. and 7:2o P. N. except Sun
MAIN LINE.
Local $50 4. N. except sus.day,
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
s:35 P. SI. Daily and $40 a. H.. ex-
cept Sunday.
Apply at 500 east Main street, soa cas-,
Main street, Murphys Hotel, Jefferson
Hotel, and Main-Strcet Station for fur
thfr in Information. rates, tickets. and Pull
man reservations.
- perrb' District f ra Is. pSLh nssn'-
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
s. ~, "A 5Ss
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

F1FTTFTB ANNIVERSARY OF FIRsTe PRES
BYTERIAN oRGANIZATION-BEEF
TRUST DENOUNCED.

The fftieth anniversary Of the establishment OF
the First Presbyterian Church Of Yonioers was
celebrated yesterday. There were three services.
at which large congregations were present. The
celebration was participated in by three of the
tour pastors who have ofcated during the church's
existence and by two OF the original forty members
T Ralston Smith. now Of Philadelphia; the Rev.
Dr. John Ried, OF this city, and the Rev. DR..
George T. Pentecost. who will shortly leave this
country for Manila. where he Will take charge OF
members were the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ Baird, of the
College of the City Of New-York. and Mrs. Hannah
W. Foote
The celebration proper began Saturday
the church. An original poem recired by
William Allen Butler. who is blind A state
OF the church's history was read by General
Ralph F. Prime, president of the American Flag
Association. and was followed by addresses by all
three OF the eX-pastors. DR. Smith in his address.
denounced the Beef Trust in unmeasured terms.
stating that he thankful to God that the bread
Of life at least thing the trusts could not
corLer.
The afternoon services were for the Sunday
school, and were participated in by six of the
eight ex-superintendents who have officiated dur
ing the churchs existence
In the evening the Rev. DR.. A. F. Underhill of
St Johns Episcopal Church: the Rev DIR Free
Of ST. Andrews Episcopal; the Rev DR. Cut
Ter. of the Dutch Reformed. and the Rev DR. ] F
Price. of the First Methodist churches took part
in the exercises. The First Presbyterian Church
was originally organized as Dutch Reformed
church but April 20 1852 the congregation
voted to organize Presbyterian church Three
missions have been formed and placed a sound
footing by the First Church. and have since been
organized independent churches They are the
Day Spring Church. Westminster Church and I'm
manuel Church. The membership Of the church
ROW includes many wealthy people.