Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • Page 2

TRIED TO KILL HIS YOUNG WIFE Not Silas Daugherty's Fault That He is Not a Murderer. SNAPPED AN EMPTY PISTOL Civzctf by Drink and Fancied Wronj-s, He 1o Kill His Wife and Then Fires in Order to Quench s. (f-perinl Disjuiph Time-O NEWS. March At o'clock to-day lire was discovered in room on the second floor In Masonic Temple. -Hampton.

A hole was burned in the Moor, entailing slight diim agc. The fire department responded promptly nipped in tho bud what might have been a very' danserons con? flagration, as most of the buildings In the vicinity are old frame structures. Crazed by liquor and spurred to desper? ation by ianc.b^d wrongs, Silas Daugherty last r.ight in Hampton waylaid and at? tempted to shoot the wife, from whom has long been estr.ing?.xi. Mrs. Daugherty.

accompanied by her two sis? attended an entertainment at the "Pythian Daugherty learned of it and determined to her and then kill himself. He concealed himself in an alley? way -i few- doers above tho hall, and as his wife was returning home sprang upon her with a drawn pistol and snapped the trigger three times, but the failed to go off, as J. 33. Leonard, saloon man. had extracted the cart? ridges early in the evening.

In the af icrooon Daugherty attempted to shoot Hirco small boys who had excited his animosity. Later lie aroused the anxiety of his friends by doc-hiring that he was going to kill himself, but would put somebody of the way first. It. was this last remark that inspired Mr. Leonard in disarm him.

Daugherty con? fided to the saloon man that he intended 10 commit suicide. He then mentioned the names of several friends whom he desired to have act as his pall-bearers. The affair has created sensation in and dignified Daugherty his wife, then a girl of eloped three years ago. She was Miss Agnes "Holton. 'Through the influence of her parents the couple never lived together.

Daugherty was arraigned before. Mayor Hope this evening. He was sent on to grand jury on the charge of attempt? ing to shoot his wife, a.nd fined twenty for carrying concealed weapons. To-nfght Judge. Lee granted bail in the sum of four hundred dollars.

George O'Hara. the young white man arrested in Phoebus Wednesday after? noon on a -warrant charging him with setting fire to the bakery of Mr. A. Heinikle. on Main Street, was given a preliminary trial before Mayor John H.

White, who certified tho case to the grand jury. O'Hara was taken to Hamp? ton and lodged in the eoumy jail im? mediately after tlie decision of the Mayor was rendered. It is claimed that O'Hara, who drives a horse car in the Volunteer Fire Department, has an in? sane desire take part in quenching and the theory is that this penchant got him into The ad? duced against him. however, was purely circumstantial. Governor Tyler, his son and three daughters passed through here to-day route to Richmond.

The Governor's party had been up Chesapeake Bay at? tending The farmers' institutes. Wite-Slayer Caught. IHspateb lo WHITE PLAINS, March "bert Kdwaids. who killed his wife with an axe near Gasburg on the 1st instant, captured near AVeldon the day be? fore yesterday and will shortly be brought here for trial. On last Friday night Mr.

A. P. Rouse shot Mr. S. Bracey with a shot-gun.

shot taking effect. The shooting occurred Rroadnax Station, on the Southern Railway. None of Rracey's wound? are serious. The affair has been kept and even at this late day. but meagre particulars can be obtained.

WILL MEET MONDAY. Carnival Directors to Receive the Subscrip? tions. The Board Directors of the Rich? mond Carnival Association will meet at rooms of the Protective Association. Third aud Streets. Monday night, instead of Tuesday night.

At tills meeting all lists are requested lo be sent in. lists will considered by the board and full attendance is requested. Cary-Strect Sluggers. The Sluggers again reorganized tbeir for another sea? son. Captain Houchins having signed the following players: Catrber.

George Gerring: pitcher. Chas. Houchens: short stop. Charlie Glenn; first base. Blackburn: second base, Frank Jennings: base.

Versal left field. Julian Wright; cen? ter field. James Patmann: right field. Willie Browder; eaptajn. Charles Houch waier boy.

Ape l.acy. Any person wishing lo challenge this team will sen.j the wm? 10 Captain Houebens. No. 201 South Belvi devM Strr el, ity. Dr.

Wray Wythe Davis, the. dentist, tp sustained painful injuries in one by the of a. box of matches, which burned him severely. For a week Davis was no: able to attend to his professional duties. Eruptions Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms ot eczema or salt rheum, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions proceed from humors, either inherited, or acquired through defective digestion and as? similation.

To treat these eruptions with drying medicines is dangerous. The thing to do is to help the sys? tem discharge the humors, and to if against their return. Hood's Rarsap-mlla permanently cured J. G.Hints. Frauke, 111., of from which fco bn? for and Mist AMna Welter.

Bex 212. Aleona. of rim plrs ou her fue and back and chafed skin on ter body, by trhich ehe bad been greatly troubled. There are more testimonial? In of this great medicine be -published. Hood'm SarmmpmHHm Promises to keeps the prom iso.

No longer put off treatment. ft bottie of Hood'? today. Oh, no. $3.50 won't buy'the- BEST but buy the best $5 50 wiU buy if you buy them here. "Hanan's" new Spring styles are in, too.

Fffl Everything new appeared in every grade worth buying. New Felts, $1.35 up Derbys, $2.00 up Silks, $5.00 and $8.00. Of course, Dunlap's lead What Used to Be. 'Twas once that the economi? cally disposed would buy cloth? ing at the end-of-season's re? duction sales, and carry it over for another season and the plan was profitable. But now Berry's Advance Season's Sale of Last Season's occurring annually, just in ad? vance of the new season, pre? sents "an opportunity for this BIG without the long outlay of your the garments fresh from stock Last Season's $15.00 Top Last Season's 12.50 Top Coats.

Last Last Season's $16.50 Suits, Last Season's $20.00 Suits, en David Harum's sooner the comes in good here, for the quicker the better, as the best will go first. now now O. H. BERRY Men's and Boys' Outfitters, BASEBALL SCHEDULE Richmond Gets AU the Holidays and Fifteen Saturdays, The schedule as promulgated by President Cunningham and Secretory Doran, of the Virginia-North Carolina league, is as follows: April 15. 16.

at Norfolk, Portsmounth Newport News liampton, Wilmington at Rich? mond. IS, 19, 20? Nofolk at. Richmond, Wilmington at Portsmouth. Ra? leigh at Newport News-Hampton. 22.

ut Ra leigb, Kichmond at Wilmington, Newport News-Hampton at Nor? folk. 25. 2d, 27? Norfolk at Newport News-Hampton, Richmond at Ra? leigh, Portsmouth at Wilmington. 29. 30, and May at Norfolk.

Raleigh at Portsmouth, Wilmington at Newport News Hampton. May 2, at Norfolk, Raleigh at Richmond. Newport News-Hampton at Portsmouth. 6, 7. at Ports? mouth, Norfolk at Raleigh.

New? port News-Hampton at Wilming? ton. 9, 10. at Wilmington, Newport at Ra leigb, Portsmouth at Richmond. 13, 14, at Newport News-Hampton. Wilmington at Raleigh.

35, at Nor? folk. 14. 17. at Ports? mouth. 16.

17. at Wilming? ton, Newport News-Hampton at Richmond. 20, 21, at Newport News-Hampton. Portsmouth at Raleigh, Richmond at Wilming? ton. 2::.

24. at Wil? mington. Richmond at Raleigh. Newport News-Hampton at Nor? folk. 27.

2K. at Norfolk, Wilmington at Richmond, Ports? mouth at Newport News-Hamp? ton. A. M. and P.

31. June Rateigli at Richmond, Wilming? ton at Newport News-Hampton. 30. M. and June at Portsmouth.

30, P. M. and at Norfolk. June 3. 4.

at Raleigh. New? port News-Hampton at Wilming? ton, Richmond at Portsmouth. 0, 7. at Richmond. Newport News-Hampton at Ral? eigh.

Norfolk at Wilmington. 10. 11. at Richmond. Newport News-Hampton at Ports? mouth.

AYilmington at Raleigh. 13. 14. at Portsmouth, Portsmouth at Norfolk. Raleigh at Wilmington, Newport News-Hamp at Richmonil.

17. IS. at Norfolk. Raleigh at Newport News-Hamp? ton. Wilmington at Portsmouth.

20. 21. at Newport News-Hampton. Raleigh at Ports? mouth, Wilmington at Norfolk. 24.

25. Newport News-Hamp? ton at Norfolk, Portsmouth at Wilmington. Richmond at Raleigh. 27. 2S, at Newport News-Hampton.

Portsmouth at Raleigh. Richmond at Wilmington, iuly 1, 2. at Richmond. Wil mington at Norfolk, Portsmouth at Newport News-Hampton. 4.

A. M- and P. 5. ton at Richmond, Raleigh at New? port News-Hampton. 4.

at Ports? mouth. 4. P. at Nor iotlc. 9, at Norfolk.

Wilmington at Raleigh, Newport News-Hampton at Portsmouth. 11. 12. at ton. Newport News-Hampton at Raleigh, Richmond at Portsmouth.

15, 17? Portsmouth at Rich? mond. Norfolk at Raleigh, New? port News-Hampton at Wilming? ton. 18, 19, News-Hamp? ton at Richmond, Raleigh at Wil? mington. at Portsmouth. 22, 23.

at Newport News-Hampton. Raleigh at Nor? folk, Wilmington at Portsmouth. 25, 26, at Portsmouth. Norfolk at Richmond, Wilmington at Newport 28, 30. News-Hamp? ton at Norfolk, Richmond at Ra? leigh, Portsmouth at Wilmington, a.

.2. at K-Ueigh. Richmond at Wilmington, Nor? tolk et Newport News-Hampton, 6, News-Hampton at Richmond, Wilmington at Portsmouth, Raleigh at Norfolk. News-Hampton, Wilmington at Richmond. at Portsmouth, at Norfolk.

12, 13, 14? Richmond at Norfolk, Wilmington Raleigh. Ports? mouth at Newport News-Hamp? ton. 16, at Wilming? ton, Newport News-Hampton at Raleigh, Portsmouth at Rich? mond. 19, 20. at Raleigh, Newport News-Hampton at Wil? mington, Richmond at Ports month.

2ti. at Raleigh, Portsmouth at Newport News Hampton. 2S. 29. at Newport News-Hampton.

Wilmington at Norfolk. Raleigh at Portsmouth. 31. Sept. 2, A.

M. and P. hi? Ra? leigh at Richmond. Wilmington at Newport News-Hampton. 31 and Sept.

2, A. at Portsmouth. Sept. P. at Norfolk.

News-Hampton at Raleigh. Norfolk at Wilmington, Riehmond at Portsmouth. at Raleigh. New? port News-Hampton at Wilming? ton, Portsmouth at Richmond. 7.

at Raleigh. Ports? mouth at Wilmington, Norfolk at Newport News-Hampton. 10, News-Hampton at Norfolk. Portsmouth at Ra? leigh, Riehmond at 12. at Wilmington, Norfolk at Richmond, Newport News-Hampton at Portsmouth.

H. at Richmond, Raleigh at Norfolk, Wilmington at Portsmouth. 17. at Portsmouth. Wilmington at Norfolk.

Rich? mond at Newport News-Hamp? ton. at Newport News Hampton. Wilmington at Rich? mond. Portsmouth at Norfolk; at Richmond, AVil mington at Newport News-Hamp? ton, Port-mouth at Norfolk. JUMPING CONTEST TO-DAY.

The Fourth of Ihe Deep Run Hunt Club's Series. Another of the series of jumping con? tests will be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock on llie of the Deep Run Hunt Club. This event promises to be more interesting than any that have been heretofore held, as there will be a. number of horses entered that have not heretofore competed. Ever since, the competitions were start? ed there has been a.

marked improvement in the. performances of the hunters of tho club and it has become a matter of course to see as many as twenty to thirtv horses being schooled over the Club House Jumps every good afternoon. it is a. matter of regret that this school? ing has lost for Mr. Spencer Carter his good hunter, Mulvaney, who was acci? dentally killed about two weeks ago in falling over a very high obstacle.

Miss Claudia Palmer's chestnut hunter, "Jim," has been in the hands of Mr. Beat tie for some time past, and there is no doubt but that he will make an excellent performance over the jumps to-morrow afternoon. Mr. Carter has been schooling Mrs. Car? ter's "Squedunk" for the past two weeks, regularly, and the horse shows marked improvement.

There is no doubt but that society will turn out in full force, as these gatherings at the club arc most enjoyable. Crescent City Races. (By NEW ORLEANS. March Trebor. Andes and Sim W.

were the win? ning favorites. Results: First and a half furlongs? Radiant Heat (15 to 1) Iirst, Masterful (8 to second, St. Rluff (15 to 1) third. Time, 1:21. Second (S to 5) first, "Dorothy Ree (1 1) second, Janewood (3 to 1) third.

Time. 1:16. Third and seventy yards, (S to 5) first. Locust Blos? som (3 to 1) second, Red Pirate (4 to 1) third. Time, 1:48.

Fourth (6 to 5) first. Dissolute (4 to 1) second, Thurles (12 to 1) third. Time, 1:41 1-2. Fifth furlongs, (6 to 5) first. Momentum (12 to 1) sec? ond, laureata (9 to a) third.

Time. 1:30. Sixth and one-sixteenth, sell? (4 to 1) first, Blitheful (S to 1) second, Excelsis (3 to 1) third. Timo, 1:43 3-4. TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP Laxativ? Bromo-Qulnin.

remove? the the protesting Visitors. -A Stron-t Safj-Commltfce: to Meet President Williams To-Day. CSpeclal Dispatch io Tbc NORFOLK, March sub-committee who shall meet Presi? dent of the Seaboard Air Lino to-morrow at Richmond, to protest against the removal of the system's gen? eral offices from Portsmouth to Rich? mond, received their final instructions from, the general' at a meet? ing? here this afternoon. They are Instructed to present a digni? fied protest: to let nu question verac? ity between President Williams and a representative in the Legislature from Portsmouth, between whom such 'ques? tion has been raised, in print; and to not allow any question of boycotting to be -raised. 1 Ion.

Rarton Myers will be spokesman for the committee, of which Mr. C. S. Portsmouth, is chairman. Captain John XV.

Hopper, of Ports? mouth, and S. Southgate will bo with Barton Myers as spokes? men. It was stated to-day that the freight shipped by Mr. F. S.

Royster, who was prevented by a previous engage? ment from being a member of the pro? testing committee of the Seaboard, swells the system's receipts about five hundred thousand dollars annually. The committee will go over the Norfolk and Western Railway, and will meet President Williams at 12:30 o'clock to-mor? row afternoon. Excellent, cool and conservative? busi? ness men constitute the committee. Throughout city the sentiment is expressed that the agitation the pro? posed removal is nonsensical, and will result, in nothing, and President Williams is held to have a perfect right to remove, shops if for business reasons this seems best. PLANS FOR ENTERTAINMENT.

The Delegates to the National Convention to Be Weil Received. The Executive Committee of the Trav? elers' Protective Association is busy ar? ranging plans for tho entertainment of the National T. P. A. Convention, which will be held in this city in June next.

All indications point to the largest crowd at any convention ever held by the Asso? ciation. Already the committee has re? ceived requests for the reservation of fif? ty rooms. The committee is now arrang? ing for a special train by which visitors can be taken around the city and shown the river improvements and manufactur? ing industries on the other side, includ? ing the Locomotive. Works and Chesa? peake and Ohio shops. The Trigg Com? pany will, if possible, have one of the boats now building at the yards launched during the week of the convention.

If a boat is launched it will probably be one of the revenue cutters, the Mackinaw. One of the important features of the week's entertainment will be the trip down the James to Old Point. Several of the Eastern delegations are now trying to arrange excursion parties, which will bring large crowds from the New England and Middle Atlantic States, other than the regular delegates. PERSONAL GOSSIP. Brief About People and Things of Interest.

Mr. Thomas D. Bailie, editor of the Buena Vista Advertiser, Buena is in the city. Dr. J.

J. a prominent Baptist min? ister of Norfolk, has been in the city for several days. The light-house tender Maplewood came up the river Thursday aud left that night' for Baltimore. Mr. Julian W.

Tyler has returned from a ten days' trip to New York, where he has been buying spring goods. Mr. and Mrs. John Dinkelmeyer are on a visit from Brooklyn. to see her father, Charles P.

Seitz, No. lOOti East Marshall Street. The shamrocks from Erin's green shore are now arriving through the mails, and a demand for the three-leaved emblems is heing made by those in search of the twigs. Tho residents in the vicinity of Twen? ty-ninth and Broad Streets are complain? ing about a dog. owned by some'one In the neighborhood, that makes night hid? eous with its howling.

The newspaper carriers will form a union, chartered under the American Federation of Labor. Those interested will hold meeting at Smith's Central Hall next Wednesday night. Mr. Arthur Gray, who has for several years filled a position with the Richmond Telephone Company, has gone to Atlanta to reside, lie accepted an offer from a telephone company in that city. St.

Patrick's Day will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Church on by sol? emn high mass at 10 o'clock with a sermon by Rev. Father O. N. Jackson, of St.

Joseph's Church. A special musi? cal programme will be rendered by the choir. A most excellent reconi was mad'j in Atlantic City Public School, by Harden Vollmer, a granrfi'-hild of Mrs. C. Lukhard, of Main Street, this city.

His Feb? ruary showed him perfect in attendance and punctuality a in st: dies. Mr. Tyler to Preach. Rev. XV.

B. Tyler will preach at How? ard's Grove Baptist Church on Sunday morning. When this church was a mis? sion, Mr. Tyler labored there for about eighteen months. His many friends will be glad to hear him again.

The pastor, Rev. H. T. Louthan, will be present at the morning service and will fill his pulpit at night. CURED WITHOUT KNIFE." Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.

No Cure. No Pay. All druggists are authorized by the manufacturers of Pazo Ointment to refund the money where it fails to cure any. case of piles, no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in six days; the worst cases in fourteen days.

On application gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in? stantly. This is a new discovery and is the only pile remedy sold on a positive guarantee; no cure, no pay. Price, 50c. If your druggist don't keep It in stock send us in postage stamps and we will forward same by mail.

Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE St. Louis. Manufacturers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. MEETINGS. A GENERAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the A'IRGINIA IN? VESTMENT COMPANY is called to meet at the office of W.

II. Sands. Room No. 20, Chamber of Commerce, on FRI? DAY. APRIL 12TH, 1901, at 12 o'clock to consider what disposition shall be made of tlie company's property with a view of closing up the company, and to consider any other matters that may properly come before the meeting.

Bv order of the Hoard of Directors at its "meeting held March 2d, 1901. R. C. MORTON. President.

FOR FOR SHARES PAID up stock of Dime Saving Bank. Price Address "STOCK," care Leader. io? acceptable State if patented. THE PATENT RECORD HA 0 COCAINEupWHISKY at mrSanatop? tarn, Ib SO Bandrads SS Book on Boat Ti-aatmakt aant Addrcn M. QaW PIUM AM ACADEMY, MARCH 19.

THE FIRST TIME IN PUBLIC. Benefit Citizeas' Relief Association. Richmond's Popular Place of Amusement. BIJOU. Evenings at 8:15 o'clock.

Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. MATHEWS AND BULGER COMPANY, presenting The Nioht nf the 4th Prices? The no i.iym ui UIC hit of the season Illustrated Lecture at Jefferson Hotel by CAPT. HARRIE WEBSTER, U. S. Navy, on HAWAII AND THE HAWAIIANS, SATURDAY, MARCH 1001, for benelit of Richmond Art Club.

Single tickets. -Tickets on sale at Jefferson Hotel office and Rosemary Lit brary. TYPEWRITING AND COPYING DONE by office man at lowest price on his own machine. Address YOUTH 10, care this office. COPY OF "RICHMOND IN BYGONE DAY'S" out of print and very rare.

Val? uable to historv students. Price $5 if taken at once. A. this Office. SPECIAL MIDWINTER PRICES ON and Re-covering Parlor Suites.

Odd Chairs. Couches, etc. All the latest stvles of covering shown, and IT (OSTS YOU NOTHING to have our foreman call on you and give estimates. CHAS. G.

SON. Anpiy at store. 410-421 East Broad Street, or at faeton'. Eighth Street. WAXl'EI'-JIiile.

WANTED FOR U. S. Able-bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read, and write English. Rceruits for service in Philippines. For information applv to RECRUITING OFFICE, No.

110 E. Broad St. WANTED, MAN, UPRIGHT CHARAC tcr, to manage business of old-estab? lished house; salary. SIS per week and expenses, payable each week direct from headquarters: expense money advanced; posilion permanent: reference. STAND? ARD HOUSE, .14 Caxton Building.

Chi? cago. WANTED WANTED. AT ONCE. A BRIGHT, Ac? tive young lady to travel and take orders among business men. Must be small, neat and under twenty-live years of age.

Expenses advanced. Steady employment. Address care of this office. WANTED, BY A FIRST-CLASS woman, to do family washing; guar? antee to give satisfaction. Apply at No.

St. John Street. Richmond. Ya. SALESMEN WAN-ED.

WANTED, PAPER AND STATIONERY Salesman for North and South Caro? Only one with experience and ex? ceptional reference need apply. State age. present or last employer, sales and salary expected. SUCCESS, this office. NOTICE, THE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE COMPANY" OF VIRGINIA now have their COPPER METALIC CIRCUITS readv for business, connecting RICH? MOND, CHARLOTTESVILLE.

STAUN? TON and HARR1SONBURG. For RICHMOND CONNECTIONS call Rich? mond Telephone Richmond, Va. Richmond Fredericks-burg and Potomac Railroad. Schedule in effect JANUARY" 27, 1001." LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION. A.

Daily for Washington and points North. Stops at -Milford, Fredericksburg and Quantico. Sleepers to Washington and New York. 6:50 A. Daily, except Monday, for Washington and points North, the "New York and Florida composed entirely of Pullman vesti buled sleeping, "compartment, din? ing, library and observation cars.

No extra fare other than regular Pullman charge. Makes no local stops and does not stop at Elba. A Sunday only, for Washing? ton and points North. Stops at Elba, Glen Allen, Ashland, Taylors ville, Doswell, Glen. Milford, Woodslane, Guinea, Sum? mit, Fredericksburg, Brooke, Wide water and Quantico.

Buffet Parlor Daily except Sunday, for Washington and points North. Stops at Elba. Glen Allen, Ashland Doswell, Milford, Krederk-ksburg and Quantico. Buffet Parier Car. 12:00 Daily, except Sunday, jor Wash? ington and points North.

Stops at Elba. Glen Allen. Ashland, Doswell Milford, Fredericksburg and Quan? tico. Buffet Parlor Car. Connects with Congressional Limited Washington.

7:42 P. Daily, for Washington and points North. Stops at Elba. Ash? land. Doswell.

Milford. Fredericks? burg, Brooke. Widewater and Quan? tico. Stops other stations Sundays Sleeper Richmond to New Y'ork Sleeper Washington to Philadelphia' ARRIVE BY'RD-STREET STATION 8:40 A. Daily.

Stops at Widewater Brooke. Fredericksburg, Milford' Doswell. Ashland and Elba Stops other stations Sundavs. New Y'ork to Richmond. P.

Daily, exeept Sundav. Stons at Fredericksburg, Milford Dos? well, Ashland, Glen Allen and Elbi Buffet Parlor Car. Da' 6:37 P. Daily. Stops at Fredericks burg, Doswell, Ashland Elba Pullman cars from New Y'ork AV'ashington.

rK ana 8:40 P. Daily. Stops at Widewater Brooke, Fredericksburg. Summit Guinea, Woodslane, Milford, Rather Glen. Doswell.

Tavlorsville Ashland, Glen Allen and h. Buffet Parlor Car. -cioa. 11:40 P. Daily, except Sunday th? "New York and Florida Makes no local stops and does mw stop at Elba.

oes not ACCOMMODATION TRAINS (Daily, except A. hi. 4:00 M. Leaves BYRD-STREET Sta tion for Fredericksburg. Bla 6:30 P.

M. Leaves ELBA for Ashland 6:40 A. M. Arrives ELBA from Ashland 8:25 A. M.

Arrives BYRD-STREET Sta" tion from Fredericksburg 6:05 P. M. Arrives ELBA from Ashlanrt S. A. L.

THROUGH TRAINS VIA Sat JUNCTION AND p. P. R.R. LEAVE BROAD-STREET STATION C. AND O.

5:15 A. Daily for Washington North, the "Florida Metropolitan Limited." Stops Fredericksburg and Quantico. ors to New York. Dining Car 5:55 F- Washington and points North. Stops at Doswell Fredericksburg and Quantico.

er to New York. eep" ARRIVE BROAD-STREET STATION A C. AND 120S Daily. Stops only at Fred eiicksburg. Doswell and Ashland Sleeper from New Y'ork.

10-31 P. Daily, the "Florida and Metropolitan Limited." Stops only at Fredericksburg. Doswell and Ashland. Sleepers from New York. Dining Car.

T. D. MYERS, W. P. TAYLOR, President.

Traffic Manager. LYDE STEAMSHIP CO. PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM SHIP LINE. Appointed sailing days: Every TUES? DAY; FRIDAY and SUNDAY" at daylight.

Freight received daily till 5 P. M. For further information apply to W. M'CARRICK. Gen.

Southern office. Rocketts. SV, P. CL.YDB GO. KAILICOAOS SOUTHERN R'Y SCHEDULB "IvFFECTrVE.

JAN. 27, 100L TRAINS LlflAVE VA. 11:20 P. nr Southern! Express, dally for Atlanta, Ausuata. JacK sonvllle ana points South.

Sleeper for Greensboro. Salisbury, and Chariotve, opea at Richmond 9:84) P. M. Stop? tor passengers at locai Connects at Danville Chariott? with New York and Florida Express IN o. carrying through between.

New York and Tampa, with connections for all Fionda points. Also, Danville and Charlotte with "Washington and Southwestern Lim? ited. (No. 37), carrying through sleeper? between New Yorh and Nai-hville. New York and Memphis, New York and New Orleans: also.

Pullman Touviat sleeper Mondays, and Friday? Washtng ton to San Francisco change, wlin connections for all points in Texas, Mexico and Call-? 12:01 P. No. eolld train for Charlotte. N. connects at Mose ley witn FarmviUu and Powhatan Railroad.

At Keysvllle for ClarkB ville. Oxford, Henderson and Dur? ham, and at for Dur? ham, Raleigh and Wlnston-Salem; at Danviuo with No. 35, United States m-ui, solid train, dally for New Orleans and points South, which carries sleepers New York to New Orleans and New York xo Jacksonville, tnr Nassau and Havana. Buffet drawing-room sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and Birmingham. Through sleeper Sal? isbury to Memphis.

P. M. 17. -liaily except Sunday, for Keysvllle and Internns dlate pointe. TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.

8:25 P. M. From Atlanta. Augusta and Asheville and points 8:00 A. M.

South. A. M. From Keysvllle and local stations. LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.

Noe. tu and Sir. nest er Neapohe. YORK RIVER LINE via WEST FOINT. THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.

LEAVES RICHMOND. P. No. 10, Baltimore Limited, daily except Sundays, lor Point and intermediate making elusa connection at West Point with steamer for Baltimore Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 2:30 P.

M-, No. 10, local express, Mon? days, Wednesdays and Fridays for West Point and intermediate sta? tions. Connects with stag-e at Les? ter Manor for Walkertmi und Tap pahannock: at West Point with steamer for Baltimore. Stops at all stations. 5:00 A.

Nro. local mixed. Leave? except Sunday tor West Polr.t and Intermediate stations, con? necting with EtaKe at tester Mane Walkertow TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND. 9-15 A. daily from West Point, with connection from Baltimore, Wed? nesdays, Fridays ana Sundays.

10-15 M. Wednesdays and Fridays. daily, -unday, from "West Point and Intermediate sta? tions. bteamers leave West Point Mon? days, and Fridays P. arrivimi- Baltimore 8:30 A.

returning, jeave Raltiniore Tues? days. Thursdays aud Saturdays 5:00 P. M-, arriving West Point 8:00 A. and Richmond 0:15 A. M.

Steamers call at Gloucester Point, Ctav Bank. Allmorids. C. XV. WESTBCRY.

District Passenger Agent, No. 1)20 Isas: Main Street. Richmond. Va. S.

H. Gen. Pas. Agent. f.

s. Gannon. Vice-President and General Man? ager. Washington. D.

a tri LEAVE RICHMOND (DAILY), BIRD STREET STATION. 9:00 A. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar? rive at Norfolk 11:20 A. M.

Stotis onlv at Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk. Second-class tickets not accepted on this train-. 9:05 A. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS, for Lynchburg.

Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago. Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus: also, for Bristol. Knoxville and Chatta? nooga; Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.

3:15 P. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Arrive Norfolk 5:35 P. M. Stops only at Waverly.

Suf? folk. Second-class tickets not good on this train. 6:57 P. for and in? termediate stations. Arrives at Norfolk at 10:40 P.

M. 9:10 P. for Lynchburg and Roanoke. Connects at Lynchburg with Wash? ington and Chattanooga Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg to Memphis and New Orleans.

Cafe. Parlor and Observation Car ford to Attuila. Ala. Pullman Sleeper between Richmond and Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu? pancy at P.

M. Also. Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke. Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch? burg and the West daily at M. and P.

from Norfolk and the East at 11:10 11:42 A. M. and P. M. Office: No.

SIS Main Street. JNO: B. WAGNER. City Pass, and Ticket Agent. C.

H. BOSLEV. District Passenger Agent. W. B.

General Passenger Agent. 'CAPITAL CITY LINE. Short Line to Principal Cities of the South and Southwest. Florida; ''uba, Texas, California aud Mexico, reaching the Capitals of six States. Schedule iu Effect February IODI.

Route. No. 27. No. XL Lv.

Richmond noon Ar. Petersburg tn Ar. Henderson .3:52 pm 2:27 am Ar. Durham, Daily except Sunday. a Ar.

Raleigh .5:04 Ar. Southern'Pines jj 0:57 a Ar. Pinehurst 7:17 pm Ar. Hamlet Ar. Charlotte.10:15 9:51 a Ar.

Wilmington. 12:05 noon Ar. Columbia .11: Ar. Savannah.2:20a_m Ar. a Ar.

St. a Ar. Tampa 5:00 Ar. Athens.4:08 ni Ar. Atlanta.

C. time. Ar. Macon .11:10 am 7:20 pm Ar. Montgomery ...11:10 a Ar.

Mobile a Ar. New 7:30 a Ar. Chattanooga 1:00 pm 12:35 a Ar. Nashville 5:35 am Train No. 35 leaves Richmond 9:30 a.

m. daily, for Petersburg, Norlina. N. and all intermediate points. Connection at Norlina with train arriving Henderson 2:40 p.

m. and Raleigh p. m. daily, and Durham 4:00 p. m.

daily except Sunday. Trains leave Richmond for Washington, New York and the East daily. "No. at 5:10 a. m.

and No. 0t: at 5:55 p. m. Through Sleeping Car from Washing? ton to Pinehurst every Wednesday and Friday. Passengers from North of Wash? ington can take this car by passing from the New York to the Washington Sleeper Connections daily at Southern l'ine; with all trains for Pinehurst, minutes by electric cars.

Connections at Jackso avilie a.id mpa for all Florida Eiist Coast points, and v'uba and Porto Rico. At New Orleans for all points in Texas, Mexico uriti Cau? to mia. TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. DAILY: 4:45 a. No.

44 (From all points South p. No. Southwest. 0:13 p. No.

Norlina, Petersburg and local points. SERVICE. Nos. 31 and and Metropol? itan Limited. Drawing Room Sleeping.

Compartment and Observation Cara, and Through Day Coaches between New Voik and St. Dining Cars. serving all meals en route. Also. Through Draw? ing-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars between New York and Atlanta.

Nos. 27 and and Atlanta Fast Mail. Through Drawing-Room Buf? fet Sleeping Cars between New York and Jacksonville, connecting at Hamlet with Sleeping Car to and from Atlanta la con? nection with which Through Pullman Tickets are sold. Finest Day Coaches. Z.

P. SMITH, District Pass. Agent, East Main St. 'Phone 405. V.

E. McBEE. R. E. L.

BUNCH. General Supt. Gen'l Pass. Agent. Va? Atlantic Coastline SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TRAINS LEAVE STREET STATION.

9:00 A. NORFOLK LIMITED. Daily. Amves Petersburg A. Nor? tolK A.

JI. Stops only at Pe? tersburg, Waverly and Suffolk. Arrives Fet-i-burg A. Weldon A. -US p.

Charleston p. Savannah M-. Jacksonville A. Port Tampa :10 P. M.

Connects at Wilson with arriving Goldsboro P. At. Wilmington p. Pullman. -leeper New Y'ork to Jacksonville? A.

M. Daily, except Sunday. Arrlv? Ictcrsburg P. M. Stops Man? chester.

Drewrys Bluff. and Chester on signal. 3:15 P. OCEAN SUORE LIMITED, JJaily. Arrive Petersburg P.

Aortolk P. M. only at Pe? tersburg, Waverly aim Surtolk. 4:30 P. hi.

Dally, except Sunday. Arrives 1 etersburg p. Weldon P. and Kbcky Mount P. M.

Makes all stops. P. Daily, Local. Arrives Peters? burg P. all stops.

6:57 P. FLORIDA AND WEST IN? DIA -liliTtijD, Dally. Arrives Pe? tersburg p. Connects jNonoik; and Western tor -Nortolii ana intermediate points; Emporta 8:40 P. M.

vith A. and Tu? tor stations between Emporia and Weldon DUO 1'. ill? Charleston Savannah A. Jacksonville P. Port Tampa 11:30 hi.

NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEOR? GIA POI.VI'S.?Ariving A. JVL, iiacon A. At Thom-av-ille M. Pullman Signers New York Hmingtoir. Charleston, Jackson? ville.

Port Tampa. Augusta. Macon, and ork to Thonuisviite everv uesday. Daily. Arriving Petersburg at Petersburg with Norfolk and Western Railway.

arnvmg Lynchburg 2:30 A. Roan? oke a A. Bristol A. M. Pull? man fcieeper Richmond to Lvneh hurg.

11:30 P. Daily. Arrives Petersburg P. M. Daily, except Sunday, j'eie NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPEC? IAL.

Charleston 3.3- A. Savannah 10:50 A. Jacksonville P. St. Augustine Tarr.nn P.

M. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 4:00 Daily, from JacksonviUe. Sa? vannah. Charleston.

AUanta. -Macon. Ali gusta und ail points South. A. Daily, except Monday, from St.

Augustine. Jacksonville, Savan? nah and Charleston. 7:33 A. Daily. from Petersburg.

Lyni-hburf; and the West. A. Daily, except Sunday, Pe? tersburg local. 11:10 A. Daily, except Sunday, from Goldsooro and Intermediate stations.

Norfolk and Suffolk. 11:05 A. Sunday only, from Norfolk. Suffolk and Petersburg. A.

Daily, from Norfolk. Suffolk and Petersburg. 2:10 P. Daily, except Sunday, from Petersburg. 6:50 P.

Daily, from Norfolk. Suffolk and Petersburg. 7:22 P. M-, Daily, from Miami. Port Tampa.

Jacksonville, Savannah. Charleston. Wf'mington, Goldsboro and all points South. P. Daily.

from Petersburg. Lynchburg and the West. T. M. EMERSON.

J. R. KENLEY. Trade Manager. General Manager.

H. M. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent. C.

S. CAMPBELL. Division Passenger Agent. S2S East Main Street. Ci Chesape aGhloik SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN.

C. i'JOl. LEAVE STATION. Daily for Mewport News, Old Point. Nortoik and Portsmouth.

Parlor car. Con? nect- at Nortoik with D. S. a. for New York, except Sun P.

Daily Locai, ror Newport News, Old Point, Norfolk and Porte mouth. Pullman to Old Point. 10:00 A. except? SunOay. L.oc^ train tor Clifton Connect? Gordonsvill- for Orange, War renton.

points on Manassas Branch und Washington, oif.y. Connect? Charlottesvllle for Lynchburg. at Basic City for Hagerstown, and at Staunton for Lexington. 2:43 P. Daily to Cincinnati, Louisviil- and St.

Louis. Pullman Sleeping cars. Connects at Gor doiisvllle lor Orange at Orange with Southern ICailwav train leav? ing Orange at P. Daily tor stations between Orange and Wash? ington. Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.

No. 7 Local Tralr follows 1. except Sunday, from Gor donsvlllo to Staunton. 5:30 P. Accommodation, except Sun? day, to Dosweil.

10:43 P. Daily, F. to Cincin? nati and LoulsvllI- Pullman Sleep lug car. CONNECTS FOR IB GINTA HOT SPRINGS, and at Ronceverte with Oreenbrier River Railroad, except Sunday. LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET STATION.

10:30 A. M-. Dally, ror Lex? ington and Clifton Connects, except Sunday, with Buckingham and Alberene branches. P. Sunday, to Columbia.

TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD-STREET M. except from Doe well. 3:30 A. M. and 3.30 V.

Dally, fro? Cincinnati and Louisvliie. 11-35 A. M. and P. M.

Daily, from Not folk and Old Point. P. except Sunday, from Clifton TRAINS ARRI VE EIGHTH-STREET STATION. 3:40 A. except Sunday, from Co pUnll a'Daily.

from Lynchburg and Clifton Forge. Except Sunday. from New Castle. Lexington am? Rosney. For'detail information, applv at Richmond Transfer Aesistant General Paasenger Agent.

Old Dominion Steamship Co, Daily Line for New York, the North and East FROM "RICHMOND. PASSENGERS can leave DAILT. ex? cept Sunday, at A. hi. 1 -hi.

via C. D. Ry-. or A- M- "'V' M. via W.

connecting at Norfolk with direct steamers sailing passdnsers can leave by Aux iliao steamer M-nday. owa Friday, sailing irom RocKett-, at P. M. and chaiiBing to main-line- -hip at Nor for all liortbern. eastern and R0CkCUS FROM NEW YORK PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, ex? cept Sunday, tromrcompAayia pier.

North river, at P. M-. tor Point Comfort and Norfolk, connecting with andO and N. and W. trains for Rk-h received and forwurdi-d dai? lv.

except "Tick-ts on sale at company office. 1212 Main Street. Richmond Transfer Company W. Fast Street: Jeffer? son Hotel. C.

and O. and R. and P. de? pots, Richmond. Basgage checked through to all points.

For East Main Street. Richmond. Va. General offices: SI Beach Street, comer West Street. New H.

B. "WALKER. Gea. Aet,.