-CORIlECT DRESS FOR MEN AND BOYS."Neither by word, nor action do we seek to curtail your plain view of the store facts.

On the contrary, wii are most anxious you should see our Clothing with the fullestfreedom. Tbe deeper into the making you look.the more closely you scrutinize thevalues and size up. the assortments, the stronger you'll become impressed with itssuuerioritv.

tâfàéEntire Buiidiüg. 1005E. Main St. OppositePostomce.

in the fieldof politics;

Representation of the TWlrd P.s.rict jto Be Consid-erahiy Reduced.

Otbsr News.The representativa «oí Richmond and the

Tli_rd District in t1__ next Dc-moi-rattcState Convention will he considerably cut

down as a result oC the faUlng oil In. theBryun vole th:*-· yetir.

Bas-rt-t the rejir »..-entation upon theDom-LTit!··; ve·*.·.· oa Ft in tb··. last Presi¬dential contest, ax ? he ratio ot one d.lo-

gute ior .--.ich one h-bndrcä votes or theCract-on t; eoi of c**-er iifly, whldi is

usual, S ..p or.«- aloni! velli lose eighteenvotes as c mpared wit h her ??p?ßt repre--·;;.::·:. '*·. v.-..::e the Tjiird Dis-ttici. ¿s ? whole, .v l'i be ooneiderab.yshort of ii-r tor.::¦-.- »Vile in Democrat-»,con ? en t;·: n.". 1 In- ·-_____ ...ona_l__- Jarse iu-crease in the B.yuu v.».-. in the ce-ondand Tenth D.sir.c.s ?-.l. ci.e them many<id_»tiona! votes in Che G«ubernator»al Con-vention next year, and will accordi-iidyei.i.sr.'ze the cilancos of the cund.dates whohai. from those section..-, provided, o:

course, Lhey can control Use soLd .-tren-_:thoí their respective d.S-_ric_s, The localleaders here <ir<s m-Lie-h cLstinrbed ovar theloss Ot |*ir_st-gB which Lie- reduced dele-.»¿-ration will nécessarll-j t _t_.l in the con-

*r«s_t_o*3S from now until th·." next Presi-.·.->.: e'.ecticn-

Cor»eTeïsm_n I_amb wsis at his head-quarters .n the iJ.aj.cr bu .d.-.ag for a snortwhile yesterday wind ng up his cam¬

paign affaira. _nret.ara.ory- to retiring tohis home un Pu..no Hi i p? the intafjxibetween now and tht assembling of Con-Brsss, to work on the bills which beproposes to preps fci tlte fina] days ofthe l-'it '.y-.lst'n Cop.¡__r ss.

He 1e receiving ni.ny letters of con¬

gratulation upon his recent victory fromfriends a·"..' over the State. jAmong Uose thai c.me ¡n yesterday

was one from Rev. A. C. Berryman, of |Manchester, whxû conc'udes; ac i<V.!-»..--:"God bless you and the hit rests com-

ranted to your keep ...".Congressman Lamb Is in rec«.i*n of a

letter from Hon. VS. ?. Jones, of theFirst I» s riet, congratulating- him uponhis magnifie nt victory over GeneralAllan.Many of ihr most promInent local lead-

¦_ thi ;'- :-:;-· ...·¦:: bi «::.· G'.???- j¦::·.!¦ »party.Ono of them, who '"s,")-_Scs the langua.c ]

ctf the tr.':-»-." Said yesterday chat, tn hisjudement, a party that could \.?'? nearly7,000.000 rotea ?a th «country 11»=.·. »led no

reoTsanlzailon. ifiottzh th«j»re in-_*_h¡ besóme

To-night i- Uie result of a wager jon the election of Bryan to the.-"-residen-y. ter. Blair te .t'hëw* w'_ rollMr. V.*. 1". _r.tz hi ti 'whoo'burri-.-w »oivn ;Broad Street from Henry : > S:v-.nthBtr -! and back. Mr. Fitz wl_ carry an ¡umhre*la and p. crow of Mends ot" the twomen will at*coin**any them to jfcen" theloser.A similar election "-.· : betwsen Mr. C.

T__ Wal:;»««* and Mr. Twpbig Te_c_>*e. theletter çett'iiT the ride, was .-a»! Síi.urdayB-fternpon. On a previous electVm "Ir.T'-mp',e "¡ns: and ter. ??..'.',.-. ..- ·*·: _·'.·»! ih·:·*f*hee*harrow.

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The roll of honor of -Nicholson School,which was omit;cd in the list printed Sun¬day, was as talloyrrS.Fourth Grammar Grade.Wb.teflel-

Black, Erlon Dáxtder.Third «^-nimrnar Grade.Viola Winston,

Lula Tyre«·. Inez Reams, Dora H-cks,James Thompson.Second Grammar Grade.Fred. Bowles,

Neüie Klein.First Orammür Grado.Ida Smith, Willie

Grant, Henry Bullington, Nettie McDow-ell.' Robert Wil«-«xE'ghlh Priman.- Grade.Birdie Childress,

yj...,,., p.. i. ·,},«....... p-^?-.,-h.Sixth Primary Grade.Bertha Austin,S ?· -v.ii Prlmsn* Gnidi·.itena Bau,

jr^-i -_>·-.., ,'.---«n "*-'"-d'ach.Ida Johnson, Willie Kaufelt.Fifth Priman.· Grade.Floyd Carson, j

K<=ftVe R<>sijn«*el«-.. Junis Mer'dew, Ma «-tonHarrison. Lulle Wood. RUa Spencer, Flos¬cio Wood, Annie Scliroder.Fourth Primary Grade-Myrtle Bail, j

Blanche Richard-*. Florence Trent, Jessie jHarden. Henry Murray, James Rice, Er- jnest Wren.Third Primary Grade.Fiori? ?o Bowies, j

Lucy Butta·. Nora Childress, Ruby. Cur- ,

rie. Mary Clarke. Grace Knight·", Nellie jRedford, Florence Minor. Bunn-'e Mur- (ray. A «me MeAuley. J«nnic Rogers, Ma- jmie Schardt. G-ra«-c Throckmort«?n, Calvin jChildrees. Cliarlîe Hughes. Eddie Jordan, j«>rpv LJndeay, Wiley Nowton, JamesW-niame.Sa?oh<] Fr'mary Gr:>d<--.Tom Cobb. Wal¬

ter Bn=hel!, Gn-ee Adams. Raymond R'ce,-Lana Bow'es. Myrüe Eaeho, Edna Jolly,Tr«*'-"* Lv-"-*.. Marian Mitchell.

Fir. st Primary Grade.Robert Bennett.Lester Cbiidrey, Ernest Dunf-«rd. l>v.-_sBr*rod"r. Ann'» Cnbb. Ann'e Enrotirhty,Netta Griffin. Maggie Pease, Ruby Rowe,Eva Spencer.

Cl»r f5tinii<5 K»rc-\Yni«k_s.Dealers in Christmas fire-works axe be-

ginirr.g to lay in their supply.The wholesalers ray they will not reduce

the size any, and will order the samo ias in the past.Only a f w have come in yet, owing

to the heavy in-rurunce they have to c.irryon these goods.Snm° Lime ago the City Council passed !

an ordinane not jj'l-iWnc any lire-crack-t." ov-r 5'.-inches ionir to be fired.The dea'ers have already placed ord rs

for crackrrs a?; ion. a« 12 and 15 inçbe«?, ¡which will be .«-old to their eountry trade,

EîeetMl .-? ? lrol W:>«r'.«ii-nriver, jh; Board of Police Conjm'ssiOTier- met 1t e.vc-n ng and elected John Drake as Ipatrol ??.???p? driver, to succeed the :. Gideon J. Roach. 'Bière were several |licani. for the pia.ee. including· ther substitute drivers. Mr. Drake w:..s

¡senior substitute and was chosen on

Urs, b.iü'jt. The placo pay. «Ç50 a

TliVvesat tVni'l.".Almost nitrht!;«- some residence or piace of !

business is b ihg eiV'-nd by thieves. The jlatest wtls that- of Sunday night, whm a |hardware store on Broad between Fourthand Fif'h Streets was «Titered from the ]rear and a number of artices carried off.Extra, effort i-s being made on the partof the police to captor Um thieves.

I'ropeiiy Transfers.'Ihe fo'lowlng prop<trty transfers wero

«.·,-·.i"««.'«! yesterday:Richmond-rGeorge W. Lewis, predai

cr.mrmss.oner. to A- Ç. C!nrneul, 30 feet on

Ninth Street. 102 feet Trom seixhenst in-1 terse.tlon of the "French Garden" lots,ÎT'O.Mary L. J:T.-k<-Qr.'s trustees to .Tames· H.

Terre!.1, 13 Feet on east side SL John

Street, 30 feet north oi Hill Street. ,-.»1.A. _*": I'oliard to D. E. Po-iiard, 30 feet

on east side Culvert Street, 00 feot from

Beverly Street. .500.Martha Washington to Susan "White.

dower interest in 20..-__ feet on ThirtiethStreet between ? and ? Streets. $30.Henrico.-J. E. A. Gordon from Se-tb

Gay.t.. trust-.e. CO feet on east side Twen¬ty-first Street, southeast corner oí XStreet, ,200.

GRAND COMMANDERY.Seventy-Etslith An imi Conc'ave Bc-

_.IIIS Ii«!- AfilTII '«DM,

The Grand Commanders·. Knights Tem-

r>lar, will meet in Masonic Temple this

afternoon. It will be the a-venty-elghthannual session, and it is expected- theattendance will be large. »V great dealof business is to come before the m eting.At the same time the tvoyal Arch -Masons

of Virginia will gather in the ninety-thirdannual meeting of the Grand Chapter.The session^ will be held ir» the Masonic? mple. A meeting of the appointeesof the High Priest will also be held.The Executive C »-mittee of the Wash¬

ington centennial c'.ebration held a meet,

ing Saturday. Nothing of importance, It-a.» stated after th; meeting. was don-e.The meeting was for tit purpose of wind-ing up affairs in connection with thocelebration, and this object was accom¬

plished.

FAILURE OF MR, H0TZE.Ho Filed a iv.ii.i ... in Bankruptcy

Y. st.-rday.A potitlon in bankruptcy was filed yes¬

terday oy Mr. Edward Ho'.z», through h.s

counsel, «Mr. Bsii T. Barrett. Mr. Hetzetraded as Edward ITotze & Co., stockbrokers. Hi* liabi.ties a.ro placed ut

*_,5 5 38. There are no assets.

"ir.i-. following stat ment was made as

to the reasons for this act ont

"P.apid advario in the .took market thepr..=t week caused th. fa lure."Many p:tt.rons who wer«? short of the

market fated to pay the marginal calls,which w-re carried for therm and inabilityto collect thf*m was th Immed ate cause.

"It ;.- understood, however, tha; »rre-tt

.ff-».»» have been and wi'] be made toBall mak settlement w'th creditors andresumo business as iOrmerly."

Tivn (";im*»» A«~S-U«*d,The Un'ted States Circuit Court oí Ap¬

peals reconvened yesterday at 10 o'clockwith Judges Goff, Slmontcn and Waddillon th.-» bench. The following cases were

argued:No. 3-S.Wall and Huskem. petitioners,

vs. Waiter O. Cox. trustee. On petitionfor review from the District Court ofNorth Carolina; at Greensboroi The cause

was argued by Cement Manly, of Wins¬ton, N. C., for the petitioners, and by I».te. Swink, 'of Winston, for the respond¬ents.No. 365.William W. Patton, plaintiff in

error, vs. Southern Railway Company, inerror to the Circuit Court of North baro-lina- nt ..shevillé. The cause was arguedby F. A. Sond'ey and Tr.'o. F. Davidson.·1of Asheville, N. C, for the plaintiff In er¬ror and by Charie? Price, of Salisbury, N.C-, for the Southern Railway Companyand subm'tted.

Tli»· next case in the call for argumentis No. 3t5_, Mrs. Marie -C. Cobb, appellant,vs. John P. Overman, trustee in bank¬ruptcy of G. W. Cobb. appellee. Appealfrom the D'strict Court of North Carolina.at Newbern.The court adjourned until this morning

at 10 o'clock.

Child Ttcstorod to its Parent·-.A small ch'id was picked up yesterday

morning on Broad Street by a colored manand carried to the office of tae Chief ofPolice. Treasurer Charles -IT. Philips, on»*of the officers or" the Soc'ety for ths Pre¬vention ,of Cruelty to Children. was' in¬formed of the fact, and ho turned thechild over to the police to- be. held untilits partants w».-re found. The father of thelittle one called at Chief Howard's offic.yesterday afternoon and took the childhome.

Anal.v/,·nir daini··» Hiver "Water.Prof. Henry Froehl'ng is analyzing James

River water from Lynchburg, Buchananand other points to determine whether ornot ir is contaminated by the pulp^-milisand tanneries _ltu«_.t_d on that streamabove the Hill C ty. Dr. Froehling de¬clines at ill's tune to say what the resultof his investigations has been, but. hisreport will soon be forihcom ng.

Imi tu-rai Services.The funeral of Mr. Will am X. Gregory

took place at 3 o'clock Sunday after¬noon from Christ Episcopal Church. Theinterment was in Oakwood.The funeral of Mr. John Beattie was

held Sunday at í!:30 o'clock from theresidence. No. 2_1 Governor Street.

??? I '.núriin ¡it Home,Rev. J. Calvin Stewart waa to preach at

Lawrenceviiie, Va., during this week, butÌ as the church there was not ready for the

«service, he w 11 remain at home and con-duct the usual VCednesday night service

î at the Church of the Covenant»

Qîïll lifle I as Trustee.

j Mr. Henry C. Riely qualified 'in the

j En ted States D strict Court as trustee! of the estate of Wm. E. Moran. He gave| bond in the sum of $1,000.j Mr. H. G. Buchanan qualified in thesum of $50 as trustee of the estate ofEvan Snead, Jr.

Handsome \V*i_*o>i.David A. Ainslie, the well-known car-

i riagc builder, Is building a handsome de-i livery wagon for the Gans-Rady Company.! The wagon, it is expected, will be readyfor the »street by the first of next month.

Ho W II Not l-etirft.Judge Char:·.·.- H. Simontou emphatically

denies the report that he is going to retirefrom the bench of the United States Cr-

i cuit Court of Appeals anytime soon.

Stat«· L'enti"«« Now On»·.l The State lie nses for tbe third ciuarter' of the year were due November 1st, andr the Commissioner of the R venue requestsj that prompt payment be made.

'

A I.efiirai'*d Wlic* barro...

(Speolal Dispatch to The Times.)i WOODSTOCK. VA- Nov. 12..During! the campaign Captain G«_or__-e W. Kunt'z,county treasurer of Shenandoah county,and J." _*". Davis, post-master or" Woodstock.made a wnger on the election.the loserto carry the winner on a wheelbarrow

; two «_u_u·-- on Main. Street. This wager

was paid Saturday evening when CaptainK-untz came out witih his pnö-wheeledl-'ve'-hicle, decorated In na fonai colore, andgave Mr. Davis his ride, while a largenumber ?G peuple enjoyed the occasion tothe fullt-st extent._?-· -._

DA.YIAGE SUM'S.Three in One Family IClied at Dlfi'er-

eiil Times in ibe .Mines.(Special Piepatcb to Tho Times.)

LTOCiiBUBG. VA-, Nov. n..un Xo-vember"9, 1F.O0, J. H. South was kiUed bythe caving in of coal in one of Uie minesof the Southwest Virgin:.«. ImprovementCompany, and a suit against the companyfor S10.ÖCO has bsyn ir_5tituted_ftn the C.r-cuit Court of T«tzew«;ll by his adm.nis-trator, James Bandy. In January of thisyear. John South, a son of J. h. Souta,was kiiicd in a similar way in a m ne oftho Tome Creek Iron,^ Coal and CokeCompany, and in May Preston S-.uU«, h.sbrother, was kiile-i in the same mine.Their mother, Mrs. Nancy South, hasbrought suit in each casa for $10,000 in UieCircuit Court of Lee county.Sam Dingee, a negro driver, has recov¬

ered $2G7 damage;* fro.*n the Southern Rail¬road. Ths blowing of an eng ne wh'stlëon a trestle frightened his horses, whichwere pass.ng beneadj ¡t, an,i D¿ngee wasbruised in the runaway. ? «; _.r_-.:.....

county jury before which ihe case wastred thought Dingee w.is entitled to ré¬munération.

NANSEMOND GRAND JURY.? Man Who Narrowly Escaped Lynch»ing for Mli'liell As "hi nit, («nos l"rie.

(Special Dispatch to Tbe Times.')-SUFFOLK, VA., November 12..A Nanse¬

mond county grand jury to-aa? reiused toindict Jim Copeland, charges! with at¬tempting a criminal assau.t upon a niní-yehr-old girl, bout colored. Copeland, aftertir.· alleged crime, narrowly escaped ven¬

geance from a mob. He was run down bya po.sse of enrag-d negroes, who, afterdragging him from under a house, were

only prevented from vlolenr.«· by promptaction on a detective's part.The grand jury found a true hi!! against

Charles Britk, accusrd of highway rob¬bery. Britt claimed that Raieigh Old. wholives n*ar Churchland, Va., owed him a

¦bill. He met Oid on a loney read anddemanded payment at the point of a gun.He go-t $1.Will M.asscy, against wh«>m hi«*« brother

turned «State's evidence ou the charge ofburglary, was indicted wliil: the brotherwent free.

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And she does not understand wily. Herwork used to seem «so easy. Yon couldteli hei whereabouts as she worked bythe snatches cf song which now andagain overflowed lier happy lips. Andnow she can hardly keep up. Her headpains, her back hurts, and she feelsentirely worn out. l¿á^e___¿¿«_^___«|What is the mat- F¡y^V.i^vW^^^te-- The orohc- Kvi--v--·; >'^.W*%-_it... ÎUL ?«*»-·-.- K«_^-^i.<-;.2i-_¿.i_y !_»:,»

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Newport News» Oíd Po.ut, Norioii.ana j^ortamoutn. farwr car. con¬nects at Noriolk with O. D. S. S.íor New _«..??, except bunday.

3:40 F. sL, Daily Locai, for NewportNew., Oiu r-oint and Norfolk. Puil- jroan to Old Foint.

l-.iX) ?. 3D, except Sunday, Localtrain tor Ciltton Forge. Connectsat Gordonsville for Orange. Cul¬peper, Caiverton. Alanassas and.? ashingtor_. connects at Char¬lottesville for Lynchburg, at BasicCity ¡or Hagersiown. aim at Staun¬ton tor Lexington.

2:45 P. AL, Daay lainued. to Cincinnati.Louisviiie and ut. Louis., FuiiuianSleeping cars,. Connects tor Vir¬ginia Hot Sprin_,s. No. 7, LocalTrain, lollows No. J. except Sun¬day, irom i_.oraon_.vHio to Stauiuon.

S:_0 i'. AL, Accommodation, except Sun-dav, to Dos weil.

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LEAVü EIGHTH-STREET STATIC«*·.'.10:_0 A. Al., Daiiy, for Lynchburg, Lc-x-

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5:13 P. ??.. except Sunday, to Columbia.TRAINS ARRIVE FROAD-STEEET

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lumbia.G:20 F. At.. Dally, from Lynchburg and

Clifton Forge. Except Sunday,from New Castle. Lexington aridRodney.

For detail Information, connectionsetc., apply at Richmond Transfer <.fn««e'No. O'Xi East Alain Street: Chesapeakeand Ohio Passenger Office. No. snfi ira3tAlain Street; Station Ticket Offlc«-s

'

oraddress JOHN* D. POTT«?

Assistant General Passenger Agent.

òuUììiMìì hl.SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE ?G"G 21. ÍCÜO.TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

11:00 P. ??., No. «i. couine« d Express,daiiy for Atlanta- .»ut-usta, Jack¬sonville an«! point;* So,:ih. Sieeperfor Danviiie. ureensooro. Salisbury.and Chanoiie. open at RichmondB::_;o P. AI. Stop;, ior pa.s.'ngers atlocal stations. Connects ut Danvilleaud Charlotte i>;_b JNeW York andFlorida Express (No. 33>'. carryingthrough slesp_rs between New Yorki.nd Tampa, with connections ¡orall Fior.eia points. Also, connectsat Danville and Charlotte withWashington and Southwestern Lim¬ited (No. :*?). carrying throus**«sleepers between New York andNashville. New York and Memphis,New York and New Orleans; al-^o,Pullman Tou.-st s'iesper Mondays,Wednesdays and Fri.ays Washington to San. Francisco without«ii- :i_e, with connections for ailpoints in Texas. Alexico and Cali¬fornia.

12:01 P. ??., No. 7. solid train daily forCharlotte, N. C, connects at AIo««e-ley with Farmville anu luv...»...««Railroad. At Keysville tor Clarks·villa Oxford, Henderson and Durliara, ana at Greensboro tor Dur¬ham, Raieigh and Wlnstoh-Salem;at Danviue «.Mr No. .;."·, UnitedStates last ir.ai«, solid train, dailyfor New «.»rieans a.i.J points Soulh,which carr¡-'__ sleepers New Yorkto Xew Orleans and New York toJacliaonviil-, connecting tor Nassauand Havana. Buffet drawing-roomsleeper Richmond to Atlanta andBirmingham. Through sleeper Sal¬isbury to Memphis.

e.00 P. AI. No. li-, local, daily exceptSunday, tor Keysville and interme¬diate pointa.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.G;*_5 P. 31. ) e'vom Atlanta, Augusta and

y Asheville and all -joints«,:00 A. AI. ·, South.a:·>0 A. AL From Keysville and local

stations.LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN'S.Nos*. »·1 and ô-,'. between Alanchesterand Neapoiis.

YORK RIVER LI.\1_ via WEST POINT.THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.

LEAVES RICHMOND.«1:30 P. AL. No. lu, Baltimore Limited,

daily except Sundays, for W estPoint ana intermediate stations,making close connection at WestPoint with steamer Lor Baltimore.

2:30 P. AL, No. 10, local express, dailyexcept Sundays, lor West i'oint andintermediate stations. Connectswith state at Letter Manor forWalkerton and Tappahannock; also.at West i'oir.t v.ita steamer '«<,rBaltimore. ¡Mops at ail stations.

5:00 A. il-. No. 74, local mixed. Leavesda;.-/ except Sunday tor West Point-and intermediate stations, con¬necting with stage at Lester Manorfor Walkerton an«! Tappahannock.

TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.9:15 A. AL. daiiy Irom West i'oint. with

connection irom Baltimore, exceptMondays.

10:45 ?. ??., except Sundays and Mon¬days.

6*03 P. ??., daily, except Sunday, fromWest Point and intermediate sta¬tions. .

Steamers leave West Point daily,except Sundays, 5:50 P. At., arriv¬ing Baltimore 8:00 ?. ??.; returning,leave Baltimore at 5 F. 3D. dailyexcept Sundavs, arriving Richmondt>:15 A. ALSteamers call at Gloucester Point

and Almonds Wharf Tuesdays.Thursdays and Saturdays; York-town and Clay Hank Alondcys.Wednesdays and Fridays.

C. W. WESTBURY.Traveling Passenger Agent,

No. Suo East Main Street.Richmond. Va.

J. M- GULP. ??'· ¦*· TURK.Trafile Alanager. Gen. Pas». Agent.

F. S. GANNON.Third Vice-President and General Alan¬ager. Wa-*hb.»'«on, D. C.

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SEABOARI/ AIR LINE RAILWAY".

TIIE FAV RITE ROUTE SOUTH.

o HEDULE -Î EFFECT JUNE ? ???a"___AV'EÖ 5 &¿ O. JiaOAÛ-SÏKIiLï

.>1-_1 ION.7-.0 ?. ?. Jail«·, except Sunday, for

Potersi* rg, Hei.u.i.on, Uurban.,Raleigl , Atlanta anu aU pointsboutn anu *_.uuiwes<_

"··*_ Y &L "r air»ua Mali and Express."*liauy lor fctersuuxg. Henderson,Raieigh. Cheraw. Camden, Colum¬bia. Suvannan, Jacksonville, Tam¬pa,' Kerr.ar.dina and all Florida

gomery, Alobile. New O. leans,points South and Southwest; Che¬raw, Camden. Columbia, Savan¬nah. Jacksonville. Tampa, Feman-dina and ail Florida points.

Trains arrive from South at C & O.."..road-Street Station, -VI·"· ?. ??. and 5:40F. ?- Daily. Also. -1:00 P. ii. Daily, ex¬

cept SundayFor UCK6M. checking baggage, sleeping-

car reservation, etc.. apply tc tn«-· s··.«-

board Air Line Railway oft ice. Sib EastMain Street; Richmond Transfer com¬

pany, DO» feast Main Street: Jeffersonl_otel and to Depot Tlcke^ AsSefn*·^

Dist. Fast. Agent,'S3. East Main Street

/-' Li.K STEAMSHIP CO.'Sfj^^Philadelphia. ZttrvweL

RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM-SIHP LINE.

Appointed kalilnç?^?^^ Trrrzs'DAY, FRIDAY and SLNDAi at day¬light.Freight received daily ti!I 5 P. M.For further information apply to

J. W. Mi-CARRICK.Gen. Southern Agent: office Ko^k^ts.VF. P. CLYDE & CO.

^,.^1-**] fe.· accspiabïe ìdsas.^ ) g «taie if paíected.

PATENT SEC3.1D«t-Jüaora. Hi. .ijfSrlii o THE PATENT RECUSO,

ka it« ?* o.-»ni

Rictand Fredericksöorg aniPotomac Railroad.

Schedule in effect JULY '.. 1000.LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.

S:3U A. 31. Daily lor Washington andpoints North. Stop» «at Milford,FredericKsDurg and QuanticaSleepers to Washington and Ne«Y orli.

8:20 ?. «\L Sunaay only, tor Washing,ton and pelma North. Stops aialbs. Glen Allen. Ashiand, Tay-ioreviHe. Dosw.il, Rüther Glen,«'enoia, Milford. Wcods.ane. Gui¬nea. Summiv. Fredericksburg;.r,r.«oke. Wi<sewater and Quantico.Buifet Parlor Car

°·01 ?,-. M. Daily except Sunday fof>» asuington and points North.»lope at Elba. Cien Alien. Ash¬iand. Dos-well. Miltord. t'redericks-ogg and Quantica Buffet Pariol

12:00 AI. Daiiy. except Sunday, for Wash-_?«.»._ A"""* Po»»** North Stops atvAÎNÏ ·1? «AHen* Chianti. Doe-£._-.«"l"lorr·· hrederieksburg and

_5SS^tKBr·^*1 f>'ir,0r Car* i:or>·«f tC-- .

{ "neres3ionai Limit«·*«at Washington.

7:45 P. AL Daily, tor Washington an*point* North Stops ¦« Elba, a sn-land, «-·';>-,!. MiUord, t-redeiicks-

SSSSÄ? 4,t0ps· oli"" "nationssu-1'.a.? «. oteepei Richmond t.t

¦SîS" ïrl· SIe*I>er iv^^ ? tSPhllade'oh>u.

ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.S:40 A. At. Daiiy. Stops at W iaevrater

Brooke Fr.'de.-.ck.-bmg Milford!Doswell. Ashiand ar.d Elba. Stop»other stations Sundays. SlevoeeXew York to Richmond.

3:05 P. 31. Dally, except Sunday, stosaat Fredericksbu··,*. Miltord, Dos-wïH. Ashiand. Glen Allen andElba. Bu».<»t Parlor Car.

C:30 P. M. Dairy. Slous at L'redcrlcks-burg. Dos\»im1. Ashiand and Eiba.Pullman cars from New \urk __.jVi asbiugxou.

b.-»0 P. AL Daily. Steps at Widewatei,Brooke, Fredenckswurg. Summit,Guinea, Wooiisii:!.'. MlU'ord, ttnoia,Rüther Glen, Doswell, TayiorsvUIe,Ashiand, Glen Allen and Eiba.Buffet Parlor «^ar.ACCOMMODATION TUA". Na

(Daily, except Sunday.)8:18 A. At. Leaves ELBA tor Quantico-,4:00 P. Ai. Leave. BY UD-STREET Sta¬

tion for _*_eü*-rlcKsbur&8:30 P. Al. Leaves ELBA for Ashiand.tllO -V. AL Arrives E Li'.«. Croia «L-h-

land.8:2r> A. M. Arm·« G. Y HI-«-STREET

Station from Frederickstiurg.6:0. «V. AL Arrives ELLA trom Ash»

lari«-..S A. L. THROUGH TRAINS VIA S, A. L.

JUNCTION AND R·. F ANDP. R- F..

LEAVE BRO .D-STKEET STATION.C. oc «_'.

5:*_0 A. A!. Du:.y. tot «¦ ashington andpoints Nor.·-. .-·,- - ? dericks-t>ut_ auu uixt-nt» .. »leupera tu

New «u«!«. Dining car.6:00 P. M. D*»ly. i««; ·.. «... gton and

poiuià Noiih. Stops «.: Doawelf,Fredericksburg and y_;«.nüco.Simper to New York.

ARRIVE BRuAO-STHEET STATION.u. *_ u«.

2:;î0 F. -J. Daily. Stops only at Fred-ericksburg, Dos-wel* and Ashiand.Sieiper irom New York.

10:30 P. AL Da:!.- Stops o:iiy at Ered-ericksburg, Doswell an.i Ashiand.Sieep'.-rs from Cíe*» York. Dining

E. T. D. M VERS. W F. T«\YLOR.President Trafic AL;nager.

«·> a«nsj*i r ;? ¿.-^-1*.««S SÄS Híi?1t>*\i7MW

Is!RY.Wtf * .i®&2>aäf60tSl11ihm.im» ? ScftedttlO i«*5 ?_ñeotLEAVE RICHMOND iD.MLV.. BTRD-

STREET ST.VTID.N.J:00 A. AL. NOK-PULK LIMITED. Arrive

at .\or«o-¡x .«.-·«> ?, AL ?>???.« o««»yat fetersburg; Waverly and su£-?????. _eco«ui-ciaos tickets not =«.·-

ctspted un ... u.« ...

0:05 A. Ai., THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.for Lynchburg RoauuKe, coiunicusand Chicago. D'.üiet faxtet CarPetersburg to Roanoke. i*uiu...«-iS_*_epor Roanoke to Columbus; also,tor Bristol. KnoxvtU« and Chutta.-noe¿¿~ Fuiiuiaa ibUeper Roanoke to>

3:15 P. M.. OCEAN SHORE HAIITED.Arrive Noriolk ..:;·.> P. AL btop.ioniy at Petersburg Waverly, Suf¬folk. Seconu-class ticnera not goodon Uns train.

6:50 i". __., tor au.ioik. Nortolk and in-tenuediate stano;;:-. arrives atNor Ioli at ???-?? P. AI.

??? P. it.. íor Lyuchti'.rg arai Roanoke.Connects at Lynchuurs with Wash¬ington and I ii_:ui.ouü4 Limitedtu'.man Sleepers Eyncliourg flMemphis and New Orleans. C» e,Parlor and Observation C;«r i.a«i-iorl to Attaii«, ,1..«». PullmaMSieeper hetween Richmond andLynchburg. Berths reaay ;or occu¬

pancy at S:::o F, AI. Ais·.·. PulimsuiSleeper ü'-t.erü'-.·'!^ and Roanoke.

Train» arrive Richmond from Lynch«.burs ar.d the West daily at ?:.;.". ?. ALand S.FiÚ F. ??.. : rom Norfolk an.i theEast at li :"»¦' ?. AL. ll:¡-· ?. ??. and i-»:5l)P. ALOfiic«: No. «S."S Alain Street.

JNO. E. WAGNER.City Pass, and Ticket A^rnt.

C. U. BOSLKY,District PassenKer Asent.

W. B. BEVILI-General Passen*;*«r AKenL

Atlantic Ooasì Lina«».-._,.«^_ __._. «.»???,???. <_>-T. J.», 1'J«j0.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.BHU>·.«i.__,'l' öi'ATioN.

U:ü0 A- AL. NOKFU__tC LIMITED, Dai.y.Arrive. eU;rí^«.i_ j...j A. ««i-. S»Q"T"*loia 1L:-T A. Ai. siups oiuy at

Petersuursr, Waveris ««nd öaüloik»Víu

0:00 ?. ??.. Daily. Arrives _"eteraï>UX*__.j:«,o ?. ??.. Weldoa ??.?? «\. 31..F«t>ettevi»»e 4:·^? t'. ?-, Cnaxtesiea10:05 f. Ai-, ¿a«, atinan 1_:«kJ ?. ?·.Jati_^oi«M,«e »:uo A. M., t'«-rt 'i'am-pa o:_o F. «VL Conti.ct. a« Vviasonwith No. 47, arriviiia; Oold_L.Cfo ;i:-5P. Ai., Wliminston u:uu F. AL Putt--man íjiceye- New York to j.cKbja-ville.

11:25 A. AL Laiiy, except Sunday. Arrivefetersburu i^.«.o i··. 3D a:..^ Alan-chester. Lravvry"*» i>»uii. C«_uatra«llaaim «.hester on rtiiiiuil.

2:15 P. ??.. o«Ji_,A.N a.iwitE LiAilTED,Daiiy. Arr'Ve8 PeU_»burs -·?·"· *?"«??., NortoiK A:«i5 P. AL i>L^P« onlyat Peterauurg, Vvitveriy and Suâuik.

4:30 F. AL Daily, e-teeot öuiiüa.·. ArnvtsaBetersbur-t ¿:_u I'. 31., -.« .¿.l«.ii 7.»-'P. AL, and ciocay AUiuut Saw i'· AL¿laxes ait ¡n'.eitlie..i.«t«e >r-Oi>c.

0:00 P. __., í__ji¿, i_o.__. Airi.ea Petera«·Dur-J ?:«?? r*. .* _?·«^«? ««.: «--«'?-·.

ti:ÓO ?*. 31., ELOKiOA .O.U \i-E*-ii iN-OU L__j.ri_.D, Laiiy. Arri.eS re·-

ter.-:>u»s .2^ F. .··.- CoaaeCUi ....«'.it

AO.'iOi» alili Aitateti! ··¦¦¦ ,-··and latermeuiate _··,..·:«-: i^a«i.or«a1>:1? .(coua-cia Willi --·«- and -->¦ -<>r

stat.om? O-twecu il.zz-voi:&. ana

Lasvioacevine). v.ekioa S:.«5 ?. «?..Faiette.xiie lOHO A. Al... '-:i"»««ri. ·>-

'.ou C:i-i -V. Ai- Savannan ».?+ AtAL. daccsonvule Ji:5o A. 31-, i or.

r*SK% :¿N?'fo middle Geor¬gia. _·«.»'? :·-'·.Arrivas« A_._.->ia7:55 -a. AL. Ai^coa·. 11:1«. A. Ai. As¬tenia .-¦«'·"· P M- PulLi-an Sieepers?«·?· York tt· Wiliatngtoa, Cnarìt-a-tcn, Jackson ..»de. Pert Tampa. Au

gusta and ??«.--'*fl-lö F A».. Daily. Arriving Petersburj,

9:53 F. AL. connect üt Petersburgwi'h Norioii*. and HVestern R..l.w_y,arrivins Lynch&urg ·¦.::·.> A. AL.Rootwke 3 a. al. 3rfsto i".y> a.il. Pullman Sleeper Richmond to

l.ym1 hours;.il-"iu P- AL. Daily. Arrives Petersburg

Liùit A. Al.TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.

223 A. AL. Daiiy, troia Jacksonville, Sa¬vannah. Chur.eitoi·. Atlanta. Ma-con, Augusta, ar.ö all points South.

7-35 ?. M-. Daiiy. from Petersburg,Lynchburg and the W eat.

S-45 A- AL. Lviiy. except Sunday, Pe¬tersburg itx-al

11:10 ?. ??.. Daily, except Sunday, fromGoldsboro and intermediate sta-tions, Norfolk and S'-.ffo;;:.

11:05 ?. M., Sunday oi ly. :rom Norfolk.Suffolk and Fetcr^urg.

tl:42 .*«- AL. Daiiy from Norfolk; Suffolkand Petersburg.

":10 P. AL, Daily, except Sunday, fromPetersburg.

tj;50 P. M·. D.;iiy, from Noriolk. Suffolkand Petersburg.

7_3 P- AL. Daily, from Miami. PortTampa. Jacksonville. Savannah,Chariestoa. wiimington. Oo'.dsboround all r*,in·3 South.

?-.dß ?- M.. Daily. fr»»m Petersburg,Lynch-urs and We.«t.

?. M. EMERSO-V,J. IL KENLEY, Traffic Manager.

Genera! Manaçer.tS. M, EMERSON.

General Yas¿eng"r Ag«»nt.C. S». CAAIPSELL.

Division p»««»p«.¦ Ac^nt.838 "Sea* M*ln