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accomplished by these brave women. who
lived during the strife between the North |

accomplished BY these brave women. who
lived during the strife between the North
and South
Governor Montague also addressed the
assemblage and lie. too, paid many
tributes OF honor and respect TO women
and complimented the ladies on the great
work that they We're carrying on. The
6 overnor made a strong appeal for the
hearty CO. operation of Rchmond's pub
lie with the management of the Home.
and asked that they spread It abroad
that the work was now begun, and Its
continuance depended largely on the sup
port accorded it by them.
DR.. Robert Strange made few re-
marks, in which he praised the work of
the ladies, who have been SO successful
IN establfEhing a Home 50 worthy of
tie Support Of the community, and, in
iacs, sof. the entire South He also offered
the benediction at the close of the pro-
sramme
There were several musical numbers,
and the exercises were closed with the
singing OF America by the entire assem-
blage.
Those who received last night included
Mrs. "A. ]. Montague, Miss Rub.e Bode-
ker, Mrs. "A. j. Pyle. Mrs Raab Mrs
Simon Sycle. Mrs. Elicit and Mrs. Will
liam a.. Anderson. IN
The quartette. which rendered several
nun bers. was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. II. Cloves, Miss Powell and Mr.. Dun
bar, accompanied by Miss Willie &Smoot
Miss. Mabel AIcBnin also delighted those
present with a vocal solo Of marked 9!ex-
preston and taste.
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NEGROES CHARGED
WITH. HARBORlNG.
Justice Crutchhcld Holds La
vinia Nichols, James Johnson
and General Randolph.

Justice John was no, In good condi-s
ton YESTERDAY, and he had lots or work
to do. Besides tile criminal docket, bio
had 40 civil cases, which carried the
session far into the afternoon
james johnson. General Randoiph and
l.uvniu Nichols. the TIRES negroes
charged With harboring James Goode the
negro murderer. believed to be the mai,
who shot Inspector shnberger Thursday
night, were held un'il tllc 9th Tor de-
velopments Randolph was ba'nd IN tie
sum of 500 for his appearance. With
Mr. Edgar Allan as security.
w A.. McCadden. coiorcd. was given
thirty days for taking a dressing ease
from j. L.. Mann.
c. ". Standridse refused 10 move M IN
a street car and was fined $40.
Charles Frayser, colored, paid IS. with
twenty days. sccuf.ty, for trespassing
and Insulting Willie Ann Rosscr,
/ Charles Hopkins, colorcd OH the sus-
piclon Of having had something to do with
the robbing Of the colorcd excursion mans
niger last Monday was held to llc.ath.
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A COUNTRY WEDDING.
Miss Higgins Becomes .hc Bride
Of Mr.. Frank Valley.

pretty wedding took place Wedncs-
day at noon at Shllielah, Henrico county,
tho beautiful home Of Captain and Mrs,
d. J. Anthony, when Miss Bessie Mary
Higgins and MIr. Frank Valley were
united In the sacred bonds Of wedlcck.
TO the sweet strains OF MendelssohiisS
wedding march, which was played by
Mig, " Ernest Turner, with the maid of
honor, Miss Lizzie Cougar. tile bride-clect
passed through the library doors 10 the
parlor, where she was met by tho bride
groom and best man DR.. j, g. Blunton.
The Rev George II. sheriff pastor Of
Four Mile Creek Baptist Church. per
formed the ceremony
After the ceremony tho bridal coupls
and guests repaired 70 thN spacious dining
parlor, where n delightful Luncheon was
awaiting Them
The bride In the attractive daughter Of
Mrs Charles Baker, Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
and Ia a niece of Mrs Anthony. She has
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.H' H |. |. [ ! /, IS
CHIEF NOW
Succeeds to Head Of Police De-
partn1eht at a Trying
Time,
CONGRATULATIONS.
Had Little 1'iinefor These, How
Everyday Taken Up With y
Shooting Case. q.

The chiefs office. at tile City Hail.,
vas a pretty place yesterday, for num-
Ter OF bouquets graced tho room and
shed their fragrance through the atmos='
phcre. Captain Hulce had become chief,
succeeding Major Howard who becomes
superintendent of patrol.
Chief Hulce was busy all day. Coming
into office as He did. with the stunning
blow to tho department In the shoot
ing of Inspector shinberger by the negro,
James Goodc, he had little time to de-
vote to his friends who pressed In on him
TO offer their congratulations. He had
slept very little, having devoted most Of
The night to directing and participating
in the search for the murderer. ISL
Shortly after taking up the reins Of
office, Chief Huce. Commemorative At
tcrney Richardson and Mayor Taylor held
d consultation, with the result that re-
ward Of 500 was offered for the capture
OF the criminal. This was his first Off
cial work rs chief.
Chief Hulce arises to the head Of the
department from the very bottom. For
twenty years lie has served the
city in the police department. first as q
patrolman and lamplighter, then as de-
tective sergeant, later as captain, having
served in this capacity in every district,
and now as acting chief.
He went into office yesterday quietly,
and with determination to do all he.
could to bring himself to the REQUIRE
ments of the office. He bears hts honors
very nodesuy. At present he Is princi-
pally concerned about tho most effective
way of executing tho important duties
that have been entrusted to him, SO that
he may give the city the best. the clean
est and the most acceptable police service.
He thinks this Is tho way to show his
appreciation Of the honor the police board
has done him, and to express his graft
! tude to them and to his5smany friends
throughout the city. who have advocated
his election
With the great responsibility falling
upon him the moment of his going into
the new place, Chef Hulce feels keen'y
that the public eye is upon him.
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TAINTED WITH FRIGHT.
Mrs. A. David swoorr,s at Sight
Of Threatening Fire.

Mrs. a. David, wife OF a. David, a
baker, Of No. 1876 East MUM Street lad
a thrilling experience yesterday while
trying to light IL gas steve. Mrs. David
was In the Kitchen alone| and had lighted
the gas preparatory to. do some cooking.
She left the kitchen forn few minutes
she returned great flames we're seen COM
ing from the stove. She gave q scream
and fell helpless. Her husband, who was
sina the store 3at the time. was attracted
by the scream, and ran into the
Kitchen to8ascertnin the trouble. when
he was also confronted with flames. He
at once realized the condition of affairs
and turned off the gas before any further
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MR.. sPATIG WEBS.
Prominent Man Of Lawrenceville
Takes a Washington Bride.


Mr.. Isaac Emil Spatig. a prominent
merchant OF Lawrencevlle, Brunswick
county and Mrs. Lula Byrd Mallory, OF
Washington, were united in marriage in
tile capital city last Wednesday, num-
Der Of the Virginia and Washington
friends Of the contracting parties wit
messed the interesting ceremony, imme-
liately upon the conclusion of whic6the
happy pair left for an extended bridal
tour, which will take In .|!e st, Louis
Imposition.
The groom is a well known merchant
Of Lawrenceyilie. and a whoe-souied Vir-
pinian who knows how 10 entertain his
friends, as many Richmond people who
have been his guests on various coca
Sons. will testify TO, He Is a prominent
Mason OF high degree, and is well known
10 the Shrlners, "ono of whom he IS
which"
Mr.. and Mrs, spats will be at home
in Lawrencevillc after July 10Th
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OPEN ON SUNDAY,
Church Hill Saloon Man Fined
~ One Hundred Dollars

THOMAS It. Bagley. saloon keeper, wa 3
given a. hearing before Magistrate Nor
man Binford. OF Henrico county, yesterr
day, and was fined 500 for keeping his
place. No. ITO North Twenty-fi 18th street.
The saloon keeper did not close prompt;
.ly at midnight OF Saturday. the 18th. ana
County Officer Garnet happened ,th i
way and proceeded to pull the LIQUOR
dealer. According to the officers report
il was just 12:l1 a. M. when ne mace
i5agieys appeal to the higher courts
Fifteen liquor dealers OF Henrlco county
have been summoned 10 appear before
the grand Jury next week on account OF
not having paid their tax
81 u 80, ,a.a,
Monday and the officers and clerks VIII
be given the day off 50 as they may es ,e
brate the Fourth. On Tuesday Judge
Scott will open the July term OF the
court. 4 /.
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Mean .............. S4.3 b4.b III
Atmospheric Pressure-N1ean, 30.G6; high
est. 30.35: date, 24th; lowest, 2s.S2 date. 22d.
emperature--Highest, Sc: date, 9TH;
%; date, 18th: least daily range, 6; date,
10Th, Mean Of this month for seven years.
73. Average daily excess or deficiency
OF this month as compared with mean of
deficiency since January list. as. Az
reage daily excess or deficiency since jan
uary list. Is
Misunderstanding direction. southwest:
total movement. i.l51 miles; maximum We
locity (for five minutes). 80 miles per hour
from southwest on 2lst.
Sunshine and cloudiness-Number of
c ear days. 90; partly cloudy, o: cloudy. ]:
on which 0l inch or more OF rain fell..1
IT, indicates trace Of precipitation.
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Services In
The Church hes.

Special services Will be held ut the Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning and
night, The morning service will be marked by
the public reception OF eighteen new mem
beers into the church, the delivery OF q Bible
to each one. charge to tha new members
and n short sermon by the pastor, Rev. Il. d.
Eggleston. las
At S:15 O'Clock In the evening. a short SER
mon will be addressed to tho young people.
tho pastor having announced that the SER
mon will cover period OF only fifteen mn
utes. 3#a al4
Rev j. Ryland Murdoch, recently of Win
chester, win preach at i,roadna Memorial Blp-
Murdoch VIII leave for his new field Of labor
La Junta. Col.
i The s Sss RsY sef sasasS ,s w Mb Pssfe
communion strvice viii 5be held.
The services at Laurel street Methodist
tho morning there will be sermon, and the
Sacrament OF tho Lords Supper VII be ad-
at night there viii be no preaching us the
services VIII he given over 10 the choir, when
promises very interesting musical nro-
granine.
1.-THE Spirit Of Adoption" VIII be Or, Withers'
street presbyterian Church, and at night the
Doctors text viii be ''rhe Rewards Of
Obedience" G3s
Rev. l.. -. Warren, n son Of the Rev. II,
w Warren, who was pastor q the First
BAPTIST Church. OF this city, ls76-'7s, Is IN
He viii supply for tho First Baptist Church
every sunday morning and night H. during e. the
services on Wednesday night OF each week.
MI Warren IL scholarly and successfnl
preacher. 10 has had phenomenal success
In Ocaia Fla. where he has been pastor
for two years. During that period the mem
beTship of his church has gone up from
la0 to 40 members.
Tho churches are now busy engaged In
selecting organlss and singers,
secure a chorus choir. Miss poza Mitchell,
who has been rendering effective service for
tbs past three reasons NJ Grove Avenue Church;
Street Methodist Ghuxch MS leading soprano:;
Manly .. RAmos. the skilled orsanist. WIZ
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Property Transfers.

Richmond; Mary g. and william " ,s West Yes,
to Ida wife q A. Iis sss Snas S % heo Of
Allen Avenue subject to deed OF trust for
s' iien,rico: James H. c,erdwell and wife TO
w. s. Dudley. Jr, and John G. Mayo, 1$ls,6bs
acres on James River, u miles. below Hich,
mond known as ''Varlna." subject TO dteil
of trust for $4,000 5000 80.
Henry y Pryor's heirs to Jesse Pryor, l'yfo
acres near Ridge road, ST. !, !,
Tax Title Company OF Richmond 10. " y
Hamilton. ITO feet on Ryall's Mill road, -:
C. S. Wright and wife 10 Anna III. wife 81
Charles Sciremp 80 feet on Cary Street, 80
feet west Of West Street, subject to deed OF
trust for sl,2s5.6'. $685.. ,&aa 3t51 ,&
Prompt treatment Of slight attack
OF D!arrhoen viii often prevent seri-
Gus sickness. The best known remedy
81 Dr. Seth Arnold's Balsam. Your
apo,hecary, William p. Partin, w. w.
Richardsop's drug store. 'rompson's drug
store, John F, Bauer warrants It to glye
satIsfactlon.--Ady,
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Terminal Opens To-day.

special arrangements have been made
Nv the Southern road for the comfort
Of those who take the Beach Park trips
on the twilight trains a $50 o. clock every
afternoon Many parties Will so down
on the twilight this afternoon 70 spehu
Sunday and the Fourth.
,rhe Terminal will be open tosday,aand
the delightful evenings at West Point
may be enjoyed from the wide verandas
mud from the boardwalk.
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Nav be Boudar.

The Finance Committee has fixed next
Thursday afternoon as the time for Sc
Ieetng St to GaPtain Carton Mc
There are a number OF aspirants for the
pace and some lively balloting Is ex-
pectGd.
working very hard for him. and they en-
prcss the belief that he Will win. -a
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Talk of Cardwe!l,

rbo frlenJs OF CAPTAIN w, u. Cardwa OF
Hanover, are booming him for speaker Of re
next House 2 succeed spsassr sSaR T'is IS
e.rying his fourth term In the House ana
has Tong had an ambition 20 succeed 70 IN, ,ha
place once honofed by his distln6nlshsn iatlieF'
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Smallpox in Chase City,

Mr. j. H. Couch, who wasAin the city
yesterday from Chase City, states, that
the smallpox scare there Is gradually
danger of the disease spreading.
There was but one case among the
whites, and this was q man who came
were nineteen cases among the negroes,
but these were all outside the town.
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Fire at Suffolk.

On Thursday. June S0th, at T. NJ,
lightning struck feed building on the
Norfolk and Western Railway at sur
folk. The building took fire ana was
completely destroyed.
The office-man Has stunned by the
shock, but fortunately was rescued
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Reunion Of Pickett Camp.

The members Of Pickett Camp vii! hold
an I'll day reunion Oh the tuurth at West
'1 ire Veterans and families as well as
P.ci1ett Camp Ladies' Auxiliary are eA-
rected to attend in full force. ,,a
arrangement to give all a glorious time
There viii be n meeting Of the camp A.
3.sO r. NJ. for addresses a large atletu-
1fIca ja desired lt6ssas .j4 s5sa S l4s4 tt.t NJ
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Colonel Button Here,

Colonel Joseph Button. Of APPROXIMATION IS
In Ire cts 10 complete The ARRANGEMENTS NJ
for taking the VIRGINIA contingent to the
ST. Louis convention. -. i,
Chairman Ellyson. who, j. member ,s o.
iii. National Committee. left yesterday, me
resi- OF the PARTY viii leave via the Chesapeake
and ohio route at 2 o'clock tnrmorrow,
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For Active Service.

Field Representative of the Religious
Herald Mr.. j. II. Crouch, left yester-
day to begin his work In the State mis-
son campaign in the Herman Association.
Mr. Crouch. reports that in his travels
through the country he has heard that
the farmers of various sections q FRI sprtts !,
feeling very much encouraged about i heir
orr
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street Baptist Church: j. y Carneal J.
Frank Jacob and James r. Sheppardc.
They succeeded, respectively. j. willis
wills. A. L.. Shepherd and G. S. Gates.
In tic trial court judgments we're rem
dered in the tollowin.: cases: Chase Hack
lev Piano Company Us. X c.. Cone. one
piano, valued at s75.46 ". S. Smith VS..
Martha Sutherland, s12l.37.
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II the CITY Courts.

The Hustin.s Court adjourned for the
term on yesterday.
In the Law and Equity Court the case
of Miss s. C. Thomas vs.. G.. c.. Lewis for
S. u1 was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
Judgc Scott of the Circuit Court.
ntmed Tho following trustees OF Grace
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Enthusiastic Meeting.

Mr. j. II, Crouch the field representa-
tive OF the Religious Herald, reports a
very enthusiastic meeting of the Anti
Saloon Leagik at va wrenceville, Bruins
wick county.
Church. and Rev, j. W. West made
stirring address and appeal to IDS an
dence.
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Wantcd-A Messenger.

ciyiI service examination Will take
plnce IN this ely July 9Th to receive ell
sb!es from whom 70 select " mess,e zen e J.
Tor the Weather Bureau and otTef s,,ni' az
Vacancies: Thc age limits are iphifeeh
10 twenty years
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TOBACCO MARKET.
L. B. Vaughan & Co. Report
Sales for Tune.

=. 3. Vaughan & Co. proprIetors Of The
crenshaw warehouse. say In their monthly
tobacco report 1.-THE month Just passed WAS q
full and good one OF large receipts. inspec-
tons, sales and deliveries,
Sold on Tobacco Exchange 70 date last as year.
4oiI palsnges; to dato this season. Ss ss PACK
iaees This decrease we think due TO smaller
crop and backward handling seasons. PRICES nee !.
outlook for The growing crop about planted Is
good. under favorable climatic conditions,
With perhaps twenty-five per cent d-a) larger
planting in the sun-cured belt II,
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Fireworks at the Reservoir.

on Monday night, tho Glorious Fourth;
viii be magnificent display OF nrewo ORR.
thing OF the kind ever seen here on similar
,rhe public nre invited to witness the sper,
tacle, and thereywll be no admission tce
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A Free Bottle J.

OF prakes Palmett Wine viii give yo9 pTomps
Bowels. pure. rich blood ard SOUND hidin nsSs
Write N Drake Formula lonpapy, $500,
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"a DIP IN THE OCEAN I"
AT
VIRGINIA BEACH TOMORROW

Z Only 1875 round trip on the popular
nTRlI.BY'' excursion to-morrow. spe-
cal Fast yestibuled Train leaves BYRD
Street Station at $3.50 a. M, Thioush
10 Virginia Beach without change of cars
Three hours longer at tho Beach than
my other route, r. "
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Ioke on Captain George Waite

capital Joke IS told on CAPTAIN d hS :
Waite. n OF the Southern Railway ana q
promirlent member OF n Danyllle Methodist
n ia said that as he was taking UP the
coliections on Sunday in his church, he handed
the basket to a man who seemed to DO per"
fectly obiiyious q ts Think IN road md
fare ~ On ptain Waite reached his hand up ana
pulled the bell rope In order to put the or
tending man on the train. .,,,nd ,ho
: THAT q quite audible litter went round me
church, 1t is hardly necessary TO add.
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damage had been done, after which he
assisted his wife up stalrsAand .putasller
to bed. Drs.| Levy and Rean1sEtWere SUM
moned. and found that she had sustained
no injuries, but was nearly frightened to
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TUNE'S SUNSHINE.
Month Of Flowers and Summer
Cheer Reduced to Figures.

Nrr.5g A. Evans OF the Weather Blu
reau. reports the meteorological summary
for lime In part as follow:
s @Chara ctcr Tempera ture. Preclpl-E
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been visiting her aunt for several months
and has gained . host of friends.
Mr. Valley is IL prosperous lumber
dealer of Henrico county. ~
The bridal party left for, Norfolk, where
they took the Old Dominion steamer for
New York and other Northern cities.
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he substituted for By one OF the young ladies
who lis at present panirt

Rev r.. "a. Betty. OF Park Place Church.
has returned. and Will preach Tomorrow as
usual. t5 t5i5 Az g5F 5 KEEL s5
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TEE-DEE RESORTS AND PRIZES.

THE ToxAWAY t5) HOTELS,
This magnificent system consists OF
the New Toxaway Inn, at Lake Ioxa-
way, N. c.; The Franklin. at Brevard,
N. e.; The Lodge, on Mount Toxaway,
Sapphire, N. c.; The Fairfield Inn. on
Lake Fairfield, Sapphire, n. G.: Sap
phire Inn, on Lake Sapphire. Sap
phirc, N. c. The two parties VINO
win the right to take this trip will
be given their choice OF the five hotels
THE cHAMBERLlN HOTEL,
Old Point, Va.
THE MEckLENBURe HOTEL,
Chase City, Va.
THE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
ocean View, Va.
THE JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL,
Charlottesville, Va.
THE PRINCESS ANNE. HOTEL,
Virginia Beach, Va,
MT. ELLIOT SPRINGS,
Augusta County, Va.
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$500, sPEclAL NOTICE. $500.
Take G.. s. O. Sunday outing to New
port News, Old Point, Ocean View and
Norfolk, 500 round trip, Sunday. Two
fast trains. with parlor car, leave $3.50
ana 0 A. M Cape Henry and Virginia
Beach sl.25 Tickets good returnng nest
day, July lth. s2G0 round trip.
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"a FOURTH OF JULY
,FcnEctAI OATES VIA C. e. o. TO

=
MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE RESORTS.
Oh iJuly Cd. Sd and 4th the Chesa-
reakc and Ohio will sell round trip tick
cts between all stations at reduced rates.
tickets limited for return passage to July
9Th. Tickets issued to the seashore at
rates Indicated below will bear tlnal
limit of4July Sth: Richmond to Norlolk
and return, $3.50; Richmond to Old Point
and return, $500; Richmond to Virginia
Beach and return, s3.75,
Use the C. & o. fast trains leaving
Richmond 800 a, M. and P. NJ
Two hours to Old Point and two hours
and twenty-five minutes to Norfolk,
Popular slO0 excursion to Old Point.
Ocean View and Norfolk July 81 and
also July 18th.
Tickets also sold for Excursion tra>|ls,
of Sunday, July 3D. good returning Sn
excursion trains Of July 9TH, AZ g round
trip, W
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Have you tried Table d'Hote Dinner
at the Rathskeller-16 ccnts.35 to 3 PaM
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CONSOLATION PRIZE TRlP-Old
Dominion steamship to New York, day
boat up the Hudson River to Albany,
New York Central Railroad to Clayton,
N. W steamer down st. Lawrence
River, through Thousand Islands and
Rapids 10 Montreal. Canada. thence
by rail or boat to AbenakIs Springs.
Two weeks stay at Abenakis Springs.
Return by New York Central Railroad
via Adirondack mountains to New
York to Norfolk via Old Dominion
steamship. thence to Richmond rail-
or by James River boat.
$500 FIRE INSURANCE POLICY, Is
sued By VIRGINIA STATE. FIRE IN
SURANcE co.
$500 STANDARD ACCIDENT IN.
suRANcE policy. issued by BRAND.
Err & co.
FREE TRANSFER OF BAGGAGE
to and from depots on leaving and ar.
rival Richmond, furnished by RICH.
MOND TRANSFER co.
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Miller q RhoAds.
Miller q Rhce>ds.

snec;a preparations have been made to serve YOU to-day
a,a- fnr = holiday out Of town or at nome .4EA.4