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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
HIGH SCHOOL D. D. AND
HEALTH ! /. /. / IN BOARD ! \ i
Two Very Important PROPOSE
tons Arc. Up for, Consideration
o-morrow Night.
BOTH Will LIKELY PASS
Will Buy Whole Block for School
and Vote for Amended Health
E,ss ss Ordinance.

III The regular session Of the Board of
Aldermen to be held tonight, will be.
one OF the most important which has con-
5vened In a long time. in that, in addi-
ton a to its reg ular work, 1T has before
1.-two very Insignificant public questions Of
sfar-reaching moment One Is the pur-t
chase OF. the balance of the block between
Eighth and Ninth apd Marshall and Clay
Streets for a. III Oh School building, and
the other Is the amended ordinance pro-
posing q reorganization of tllalI Health
Department *, III ih
ftSs So. far%as the Board is con ernsd, the
High schoo proposition is /: q new one,
built comss SO strongly backed from the
Finance COMMIT and there Is 50 mucl,
public demand for enlarged + quarters.
that It as /. believed 1t will easily go
through a s8.$
4 1t is figured conservatively that the
southern half Of the block will cost about
SS5 900 under purchase and condemnation
proceedlngs;Mtha the price already paid
for; the northern sidel}wa in the neigh
mate cost for the block gis $146. 900, and 1t
Is aidithat withfthe proposed new scheme
of 20 building, the total cost may! reach
to nearly $500 ,000.i II ,Ss III I,
The Health Scheme 81,
8l' The Z proposed health scheme docs not
carry anything like such an en- ormous
Inappropriate u The chief addition comes
with the mployment of "a health officer
Sat s.. 800 per year. H III.
ftThteain0 there Sare some slight Incidental
increases, y but they are Inconsistency
The Board adopted the health ordinance
i'm it's original form. as ! T came from the
special health s:inyestigatlng committee,
but the Council rejected It, and then re-
considered & and referred It to the joint
Committees Mons Health and Special In
iyestlgation. The latter got ,togethe: and
brought In what is known a S the Pollock
compromise, whichiit5is thought now VIII
be yfagreed ITO by both branches.
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.CHILDREN'S DAY
AT CENTENARY
Large Crowd Attends the Annuai
Services and Sunday School
Acquits Itself Well.

ChIldren's Day OF Centenary Methodist
Sunday school took the place OF the
regular service yesterday morning in the
main auditorium. Childrens Day Is an
annual event; II is The "fnas' OF the
Sunday school. and great preparation is
made to invest the ceremony with inter-
est and impressveness.
Centenary Church was packed both on
II theFmain floor and In the galleries.
About the pulpit stand and choir-rnil
were seated several rows of expectant.
smiling children, all eager to take the
parts allotted to them In the programme
to be carried out.
Centenary Sunday school certainly ac-
quilted itself we'll, The school Is most
thoroughly organized and graded from
the beginners class through AL the
grades to the men and women's Bible
piaas. and each department showed the
painslaking and Intelligent work of the
teachers.
5ss Tho programme consisted of the fol-
lowing numbers, which were interspersed
by hymns In which the school was
soincd by the congregation:
Hymn. Around the Throne OF God in
Heaven!
Yysxsr b. the pastor Rev. w. g.
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S, IS. CONVENTION
LAST OF WEEK.
Much Interest Manifested in Ex-
ercises at Bethlehem Baptist
Church.

u A great deal Of interest Is being mani
tested in the special Sunday School Con-
vention. which will be held next satur.
day and Sunday, June 18th and 18th, at
Bethlehem Baptist Church, under the
auspices Of the West Chesterfield Sunday
School Union The following excellent
programmes have been arranged for tho
two days OF the meeting.
Saturday. June 16th,3 beginning at II
"A. M.-Devotional services by Rev. r. II.
NNinfree,; address of welcome by tho
pastor, Rev. j. 7. Tucker; Marks OF a
DR.. B. w. Spillman. Field Secretary OF
Sunday School Work, Southern Baptist
Convention: 1.-The Teacher as "a Soul
Winner by DR.. =. H Pitcher, Secretary
Sunday School and Bible Board of Vir-
ginia.
Evening Session-Devotiopal song SER
Vice. by Rev. st, George Abrahams; adj
dress, THE Sunday School and Mis-
sions.''S by Rev. W. Young, D. D., pas
tor of Centenary Church, Richmond; adj
dress, ''NNhy We should Organize Our
sunday Schools Into Associations" ~
Congressman John Lamb. !.
Sunday Programme, beginning at 1850
A.. M.-DeVotonal Services. by Hon. w.
w, Baker; Sunday School lesson taught
ny Rev DR.. Spillman; address: CONNER
cial Value of Sunday School Trainings
by Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, of Rich
mond i address. Sunday School Leak
age BY Rev. DR.. B. W. spillman.
An excellent musical programme has
been arranged for each day OF the meet
ing.
Bethlehem Church is on the Midlothian
Turnpike. about eight miles from Rich
mond, and about.two miles from Bon Air.
3 The members Of the church have made
extensive preparations for the entertain
ment Of delegates and visitors at this
meeting, and there will be large crowd
IN attendance. The object Of this meet
Ing is to increase the interest In sun
day school work, and to secure new
members to the West Chesterfield sun
day School Union. This union was or
ganzed about two years ago with three
or four Sunday Schools and It now has
a membership Of fifteen schools. Efforts
will be made at this meeting to get other
Sunday schools to Join the union, which,
Is non-sectarian, its object being 20
create more interestSin all Sunday school
work. Mr.. p. A. Justis is president and
Mr.. J.. w. Jeffrls6. secretary Of the
union. a
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RICHMOND DOCTORS / [ i !. n
ATT |. ID.

Among the Richmond physicians who
attended the convention Of the AHeri lean
Medical ISOLATION In B Boston last week
and who have returned to this city are
sDrs. George Benz Johnston, - Lewis ii g. 4
Bosher, Stuart N1cGllire, ohm ,P.ssS,p David.
SON., Ennlon G. VIII lams, y chris, Tomp--l
kins. B. L. Taliaferro, r wv CO. Bryan
Edward Mcclure and WI. RI Jones.f2s.t. fs
Besides the paper read at tn #cpnven-
ation by Or. Johnston, which caused such
favorable comment among the physi'--i
clans, very interesting paper on the
Treatment Of malignant Growths With
the Roentgen Rays n was read 4 before
the vast assemblage by Or, Enntoon g.
Williams. sistsIIf d " n Il n
I I Il Four thousand physicians md surgeons
We're In attendance at q the q con yention
They came fromgnl over America, and
several noted medlcos were present from
Europe This was zone 4. Of y the largest
medical conventions ever held lin the
United States. II . !. #, II ;s# II e
n Drs. JohnstonFand sB osler wen T to l3os-
ton directly from IL exi pg ton, I<y,,,g, where
they had been attending the Southern
4 Association MOST Of the aphysclans
arrived In this city Friday night. but
several did not reach here until yes
! terday a n II
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has Maryland

jects of Rev. d. tgX. Badly in cambridge
Street Baptist Church last night. and O
large. congregation heard him.. The SER
mon was one Of series the pastor j Is
preaching to the 4 business men and tho
professional men Of Manchester.
A large congregation heard I the Rev
]. "A. Sullivan In Oak a Grove Baptist
Church last night, The Sunday school
in the morning was well, TENDED. fszfs "A sig I
Forest Hilla Crowded.
Forest Hill Park was crowded all
ofsyesterday afternoon and last night
with Richmonderst and Manchesterians.
who were there for the fresh air and
the clear sparkling water. "A band played
lin the afterno on and at night. This
band has been engaged for the entire
week and will play every night at the
park. The Perry8t Street cnr line put
ton extra cars and an excellent schedule
was maintained and the large \ crowd
taken care of all right.
Personals and Briefs.
The condition ofAMrs. D3sSSFesHght, wife
of Dispatcher. Wright, 81 the Peters,
burg. airline, is reported as being very!
critical. ,,8 IA, 5$3ssh 81
j The. funeral ofTtNIr.r 2. Fisher, who
died Saturday afternoon at the Virginia
Hospital In RICHMOND, took place from
the house, on Everett. street; yesterday
afternoon at "A O. clock. 1nterment was
made In N1aury Cemetery II e IN .:jil
u The Cemetery Commit tee will N have
i the work Of laying concret to. X ks and
steps 4 in the !, cemetery i attended toSat
once and pushed to an early comnl ton,
{ The glass ifactory|sWill close e oWnbfo
the summer Within a few d aye 4. s1ost,
of the employees are from Their states
and they will return to heir home "a
81 The smallpox tents have been moved
from Spring Hill BY SANITARY az officer Ely.
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The Uplifting Gospel.

i Rev. Mr.. Forsyth. rector Of st. Paul's.
vas vas assisted IN the service at his church
director at, the Central y. M c. <. build.
ing, who Is n lay reader In the church.
Mr.. Forsyth preached the sermon, his
except a man be born Of water and the
spirit he cannot enter into the Kingdom
of Cod" and his discourse being d Clear
exposition of the applicability OF the
Saviour's talk with Nicodemus to the spe-
cnl lesson Of Trinity Sunday and o. com
Par!son OF the earliest religions. with their
crude crude ana Outlines ridiculous characters
comforting Gospel Of Christ. I55 Al,
The congregations at st. Paul's are be-
shining 10 show the effect Of the summer
usually small.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL S
RAPID INCREASE
Baptist Association Appoints
Committee to Arrange for
Bible Convention.
5CHlLDREN's DAY OBSERVED
Very Satisfactory Report Shows
'siss134 New Pupils Have Been
Added to Roll.

The monthly meeting OF the Baptist
Sunday School Association OF Richmond
and Manchester was held yesterday af.
siternoon at the First Baptist Church. y
Very pleasing programme of music ana
song was rendered by the Sunday school
choir and the quartette, which was COM
posed OF Captain Frank ". Cunningham,
Mr.. John Tucker, Mr.. Oscar Lehman and
MIR. Kirk Matthew'S. The selections oil
the quartette were Of q specially hish
order and were well received by the
largo crowd III attendance.
4iS Tho address was made by DR.. George
W. Mcdaniel, pastor OF First Baptist
Il Church, who advocated as lard and coll
Il tinuous work for the Sunday schools IN
3 the summer ns III the winter. He sald
that the membership Ylust not be al
lowed TO fall off during the three SUM
iner months, as 1t Is ms necessary ana
\ Important that the schools continue their
work OF salvation at this time Of the
year as at any other.
fty After the programme committee,
composed Of Mcssrs. y. ". Sims, j. B.
Wood, Daniel S. Mccarthy and Professor
MIA. Harris, was appointed to arrange
for q Bible convention to be held some-
Y time In the latter part Of September
aOr1 the early part OF OCTOBER rms coln-
si,l1ttcc will confer with DR.. Stillman
on Friday night, when they Will map
v out d programme and settle upon date
K for the convention.
The report as read by the secretary, Mr..
Fl c.. "A. Watkins, showed very satisfactory
progress along nl lines of the Sunday
school work and marked increase as
compared with the corresponding month
d Of last year. Especially pleasing was
1.-the statement that there are 229 more
4 pupils added to the list.
sss5s Monthly Report.
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RAILROADS. i9
r.. r. & p. EE!sss'fss; !
RAILROADS.,

- ~ - ~, :. n = Potomac r. r.
Trains leave Observation-Disclosures
$40 Al DAILY. Byrd 81, Through. 4
Il 800 A. M.--DailY-Main st. Through.
1870 a. M.-Week Days-Elba. Fredericksburg
I'll Accommodation,
ss:ioA. M.--Daily-nyrd st. Through.
1906 noon--Week Days-Byrd ST. Through.
a 400 p. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. " Fredericxs-
Isl burg accommodation. tilli55 igs
5o6 p. M--Daily-Main st. Through.
$3.50 P. d.-veck Days-Diba. Ashland ac-
f 2 condnodation :, "A a, u
s:2o p Byrd st. Through.
rains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 a. M-Week Days-1slba Ashland 40.
connodation. fs!R
s:zo a. ai.--Weck Days-Byrd 81 FrederickJ-
!, 4. purg accommodation.
!, s: :sS a. n -Datly--Byrd ST Through.
t 80 a. 1acni week Dnys-Byrd St Through.
2 2:,t !, n n -Raliy st, Through.
.AccotnmodatIon. 81 m 3}E Ss E 't
io o:1S Z. M.-pa!ly-nyrd st. Through.
s ;; = ., Mi..-Daily--Byrd st. Through. Loca.
go 81 T.; N rDal,y- Main ST. Through.
All opaS. Steering Or parlor cars ~
mo1d II $50 A.. NJ. week days. and local acooni-
an q arrival. and departures and connee-
" p. DUKE G. ". GU LIP. w. P. TAYLOR.
Asst to Prest. Gehl. supt. N Trnf. Mgr. ~
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q FLOWER MISSION DAY.
Beautiful Exercises at the Peni-
tertiary by the w. C. T. u.

Annual Flower Mission Day exercises
at the penitentlary under the AUSPICES
OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, were held Saturday afternoon
and were OF very interesting Character.
The State superintendent OF Glover Mis-.
GoHs, Mrs. W. NJ. Bickers, was accom-
panied by quite a number OF other
White Ribbon officers and members. and
the prisoners were each given a bouquet
or potted flower and a pretty Bible
text card on which was attached a neat
little White Ribbon bow, tho Insignia
OF the ", G. T. y. Rev. r. NJ. Maxey
Stuart to the women, and both discus
sions We're sweet Gospel messages of
cheer and hone. Mr.GJ. l.. Mitchell sang
with captivating sweetness 'IrHaye n
Saviour Waiting In Glory
The Superintendent and all the guards
were very courteous to the ladies and
did all In their power TO assist In making
the occasion success. and the ladies
expressed their appreciation OF these
kindnesses. ,tf
These Flower Mission exercises are
Known to have been Very helpful in tho
reformation and salvation Of many a
prisoner, The work of the w. G. II. u,
however. IS chiefly educational and pre-
vcntiyc rather than reformntive. hut the
scope OF the work is so comprehensive
that II includes the Informative EFFORT
and the visitation OF "the sick and In
prison."
colored Man Alleged Perjurer.
j. p. Burke, colored man. was con
yic,ed Of perjury in the Hastings Court
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sCHlLDREN'SsDA
AT PARK-PLACE
Y Dung People Acquit Themselves
With Great Credit-Excel-
lent Music.

Childrens Day exercises We're held at
Park Place Methodist Church yesterday
afternoon in connection with the regular
monthly meeting of the Methodist Sum
day School Association. There was an
unusually large crowd in attendance, and
the programme OF music and Rotations
rendered by the choir and tie children
Was much commented upon by those
8 present.
The address Of the occasion was de-
Sliyered by Mr.. ]. Thompson Brown, who
made speech which was listened to
with attention. An especial feature Of
the evenings programme was the reci-
tations by many of the children, all Of
whom acquitted themselves with much
credit. NIasteE Bernard Blants.l recited
Greeting WHICH was followed by a rect
tation entitled The Bible,' by Miss
annie Bell Thomas. Others who recited
were Misses Margaret Newell. Lima Nc
Gee Charlotte Chapel. Elsie Garrett,
Fannie Rowe Brown and Masters Ruther-
ford aWingfield and Charles Whitmore
5sf The reports Of the secretary, DR.. F.
4 Stiff. showed that TIE Methodist Sum
day schools had made marked progress
during the last month, and tltst ,34 NV
pupils had been added to thu mez1har-
ship rolls.
Reports from the Schools.
The reports OF the various schools are
40 follows:
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Young.
Responsive readings
Report OF years work by the superin-
tendent IL. a.
Exercises by the beginners and pri-
mary departments. !.p,s fsl
Exercises by the juniors. - E
Collection. "A q is i Z l.s
Awarding certificates to Intermediates
and seniors
Short talk by the pastor and bene-
diction.
During the collection. one OF the schol-
ars, Miss Dorothy Haynes Smith. sang
solo. THAT Sweet Story OF Old" ac-
comphnled on the organ by Mr.. Shepherd
Webb.
Miss Fannie west. pupil of Madame
Heinicke-L Lloyd, also sang solo during
tho exercises. n
The following children In the primary
received certificates of promotion to a
higher class: Dorothy Harris. Edith shell
Howard Afhynafd, Elliott ,1Iazelgrove.
Edith Hudgins, John Valentine. Lewis
Campbell, Dorothy Smith, Helen Moore,
Mary Freeman, Katherine Hudgetis, Vir.
GINA Johnson, Lucy Davis, Gladys Nor
ris Heloise Liebert, Earl Taylor, Kirk
Parrish, Lois Hundley, Louise Gemmel,
Edith Fletcher, Charlie Seny, Crawford
NlHSSlC, tlHlOSen fiaZelRTONe,l@ SuTail 1oittS>
ingame. Ethel Sutton, Frank Jones, '11iza-
beth Hargrove Matte Chapman. Virginia
Jones. 3eff
The following have passed the exami-
nation III the required course Of study
of the Junior Department. and are here
by promoted with honor to the 1nterme-
diate Department: Elizabeth Brown.
Beryl Hundley, Ruth Scott, Bessie Davis.
Louise Ewig, Gordon Gibson.
o<or flaet -cfn Too~
IRISH, Lucy Wesger, Helen Weisiger, Ena
Ewlg. Mary Pell.
Primary acknowledgement Ewig.
Lillian Flanagan. Marie Jones, Marie
Route. Kate Stnrrett Howard Murphy,
Donald Murphy, Rodericl Mabee, Edward
,Pell. q
Beginners raduntes-Isabel Smith.
Edwina Farrar, Grace Davis, John Humid
ley. Hatton Valentine Gordon Maynard,
Gordon Gauthrop, Wilbur Fairlamb, VIII
liam Lewis. Hazcltine Watson, Raynon,
lie May, Raymond Jones.
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BOAT CLUB NEWS.
Regatta Looked Forward to With
va Great Interest.

The members Of the Virginia Boat
Club. who are to take part In the racing
regatta the latter part Of this month. are
Ipracticing daily for tho event. The race
promises to be > one Of the most cioAoly
contested events ever held on the James,
The crews 4are evenly matched and the
rivalry between the two is growing In
tests OF different classed boats, there
will be some very fast swimming races
especially the hundred-yard squirt The
club has several fast short-distance
swimmers.
Great sport Is being had with the new
!sailboat which has recently arrived from
Newport News. It is In demand at ali
times, and before long the club Will have
some expert handlers of the small craft
Some pleasant excursions far down the
river are being, planned. f5.
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COUNCIL TO TAKE U
& 4. tTHEs HEALTH MATTER

The Com mon Council has been called
Ing special session at 5 O'Clock tonight
to- consider the amended health ordi-
nance heretofore rejected by that body.
The friends of the. compromise propo-
5sition urge all members to attend, 50
that It may he sasd .and SO e me
Board to-niorrow{ night for final action,
4 ,iJndlcatIons( are that, easily before July
LIST, which lis & the q da teS fixed for the
ordinance to become effective, It VIII
have been passed by both branches and
approved by the Mayor,
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Southern Railway

scHEpuLE.IN EFFECT. APRIL 50. 1906
TRAIN5 LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. B.--Following schedule figures published
only as informa ton. and are not guaranteed.
:. 7;oC A. N Daly--l.oral for Charlotte, N. C,
1890 4. M.--Daily --Limited--Bu Pullman to
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
Through coach for Chase City. Oxford.
Durham and Raleigh.
500 z Mex. sundnyE--Keysvie Local.
1850 2. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pullman ready 500
p. NJ. for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:so T; M;aExcept snnday-No is-Ba ltimo.e
2:l5 P; s.. -lExeep: sunday-No. 1o-Local ID
4A5 4; M.---Exeep. sunday--No. 7i--Local to
West Point a "a. RIA III ~
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:ts A. NJ. 1850 p. M.--FroHi all the South.
2:a5 p. M.-From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham.
Il, Chase City and. Local Stations.
$40 A. M.-From Keysyllle and Local Stations.
9l5 A.. N mo. l5-Fron Baltimore and West
1o:S q: NJ. No. %. D 5:l5 8P. NJ. No. "a From
West Point and Local Stations.
IN Ne. ], and No, 10 stop Qninton. Tunstaiis.
White House and Lester Manor. ssB .
G. w. WESTBTRY. y. A.. Richmond. VA,
Il H. II. ,-HARDWICK.sS W. II. TAYLOR.
p. r.. NJ. aaB, E q. P. a. t5t5lH
y. II. b. SPENCER. {Gen'l Mgr
3 Washington, ID, G..
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News q! the Sick. /.

Mr.. r. G, Hawkins, Jroel left theS Me-
mortal Hospital yesterday after "a few few
days. confinement.sS Vi
Mr., George Palmer has left the MO-
mortal Hospitals
Mr.. II. II, Dickey, of Chrlstlansppurg'
Va, entered the Memorial II hospital yes
4terday, s! II X II IS 3 sf6 81 III
+ MIR. j. L., Burfoot hal; entered the Me-
mortal Hospital for atmen Ms
\ Mr.. Wright, the Richmond College stu
dent. who has been III at the Virginia
Hospital for some time. was ab ' b 70 %
leave yes to-day. D 4 ~ III ss5at .5&
i Halls Pollard, the boy who was taken
to the Retreat for the Sick SATURDAY
night, ard operated lupontfov appendicitis,
died yesterday morning. The trouble mad
advanced too far before the operation, !,
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]. Social and Literary,

Il; The mana cement Of the Manhattan,
Social Glib, at No. 412 East Broad Street,
has decided to dispense with the buffet,
and after the 18th Of this month the
Club Will beJconducted purely for literary
and social purposes OF the members.
No protest hal been made against the
continuance OF the buffet, but Mr.. Even
sen. ono OF the directors Of the organi-
tzation,8 decided last week to do away
with this feature 4.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets, Manchester. every holr ton the hour
from A. n to II. P. NJ. Last car u midnlghN
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamor,s
Street every hour from 6:35 A. NJ. to S1O:S5 -
NJ Last car. 1870 P, NJ: Limited car 10 a.
NJ. daily except Sunday. -.
All cars from Petersburg connecting R'e cf
n,cnd cars ssl3l -..--.- .-.--
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE MAY 18th.
I. Trains leave Richmond daily: @
For Florida and South 9:o5 a. N. 7:es p. Al.
S For Norfolk 90 "A. NJ, 800 p: 81. and
$50 p. II. AZ 81 ~ e IS . = 80 ~
For N.Fand w. Ry West. 1910 and $50 r. n.
9.tOss and ll:S0sSP. M.a.
For Goldsboro and Fays.teye 's; Pa I. M,
'.lo:4s and II:4o "A N !; 100. a:o5. $50. s;@
and $3.50 P. N. 81
Except Sunday - Sunday only. 8
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec4
tIons not guaranteed. se " .
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STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners
Observation-Disclosures
STEAM

Boston, Mass, and Prov!dence, r. !.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Bolton Tuesday.
dence Monday, Thursday, End Saturday at 9
T.. NJ. Passengers and freight taken for ali
New England Points Tickets on sale at C. and
Q. Rwy, and N; and w. Rwy,l Offices, and
Nc. $40 East Aaln Sa
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New comedy acts, new moving pic
lures. at Forest Hin Park,
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STEAM BOATS.
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
9Niuht Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot A ~
streo) at p NJ stopping at N 70, y
Including stateroom berth; meals. SOC, each.
street Cars to Steamer Wharf,.