V>:' ' \u25a0COMPANY.y>--I«HWW

?PHILADELPHIAriSKICHMOND;Ii?ANDmmNQRFODIC? STEAMSHIP? LINE.\u25a0:;:;'\u25a0&Appointed HBailing..'daj'BSIevery fiTUES^jDAY«FRIDAYs andUSUNDAY .at^dayitj_U*

* -\u25a0:'-\u25a0\u25a0.:';" « 1. , \u0084j_ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

'

k -Freight"received^ dally?untll^5:P."M. "

|fe^Sg^?S^ARRICK. ' -General Southern iAgent:lOffice/^ockettii%.' General Agenta^ Philadelphia; ¥*

#JSSS^'rt ISafety1 Safety ot«Speed

»AST TWIN SCREW SERVKCI

New England; .-........;.... 5eptember 24th jCommonwealth. .....;..-..:..October; \BthiMerion:(new).f...;.:r.C'.-. i'-- ..October. 15th INewiEnEt1and'.". ........ ..."i.October"Saloon, $65 and $80 upward, according) to';j

steamer ;2d Saloon,' $40 ;;3d Class :at(low;!ratesl;;: ;? '"\u25a0.*:.:. \u25a0;'-\u25a0-,?\u25a0 '\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;-:.r ':\u25a0:...-\u25a0:.•\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0:;:.;.:Boston—MEDITERRAWEAN--Service X'\u25a0

Gibraltar; Naples; genoa: ;;;. ;;Cambronan ';'...:"::.'.:V.i.'—September 27th;Vanc0uvea ...... ..... ;.V<»...'.October 18th;Cambr0man .'....'. ."......"..:.November. ;Bth;BthVancouver..... .V.....i7.'.'.November 20thmSaloon Rates, $6o"upward ;idSaloon, $50;For steamer plans,' etc.; address

'DominionLine, Boston. /";"\u25a0'! fi::.- ;:v;''-~.- '•V-.'I",'-:' ".-•' -i

je-19-Th.Sat&7u-ems

American LineXEW YORK.SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON

\u25a0 Sailing.^Wednesdays at.lo A. M., .St. Pau1..... 5ept., 24 ISt. Louis..... Oct. 1•Kensington Sept. 30 ItFriesland ....:Oct. 7

\u25a0\u25a0.>\u25a0-•\u25a0•• \ \u25a0 fio a. m: :, /, >-.•From Pier: "C,":foot of York-street,

Jersey City, N.' J.. at 5 P.M.

Star LineNEW YORK—ANTWERP— PARIS.

; . Sailing Saturdays at 10.A.M."

Zeeland. .'..;.Sept. * 27 1Vaderland. :..Oct."11

Finland. .;.:...Oct. 4|Kroonland:..Oct. 18.-. Internationil Navigation: Company, .: Piers 14 and • 15, North.river,- , Office. 73 Broadway, N. Y.

W.B. PALMER &CO..my 15, '95-Tu,Th&Sat • '

Richmond.

MRi HANKINS AGAIN CHOSEN:

Hr'Wili nrmnln: Jircrftnrj- of the.

S<n«o CotMiHKtrr. IlnvlnjfcKeen S<—

! IrrtCJl -Iiy\u25a0 Chnlrmatt Klly«on—Few

Menibcru Had Arrived IbMMrW.

JOKMOCR ATIC STATE; COMMITTEB-WEBTS ATSUJnrnVJSTO-XIGHT.

PLAK FOR THE FALL

continuous eight-hour -run. and; l'in\u25a0' her

white; dress with "buff trimmings, is ahandsome' craft. . ". . . ' ..

!»nd!SonthwesttFlorlda/ICUDajt Xexa»,i «-ai-j

I^Kd^g^^g^l^^^PScHEDIJLE S

INEFFECT APRiiU-imj1.'..1.'.. ;:STREET STATION-DAILY.li:p^ii§iis^iTp^nmpgizlw&M**Si2o P;iM.-liv. Petersburg. •>-1af^ |%M'^VUA3M.~liVVißalelgh,

-y \\

10;25iP:>M:' ?!7:00 Hamlet. -; :\u25a0

\u25a0" i''os:a!- m 9-40 A^'M.—Lv.jColnmbiaJ -:;L.1:03 A.M. 9.40 A. iv

(Central Ttoe,.

W4^s5 rAV;M.:2:10 P.M.—Ar.Savannah.%HqMJpA*'?M 7-MIP. \u25a0 *&.—Ar.',vJacksonvme.10# Ar^M' - \u25a0^--^-Ar^ SLYAugustine.

M^ i6:45 A.M-^Ar- Tampa. .-

10:32. P.-M. :iO:08'A:-M^:-Ar.iC^io^tt&v;, .r;l:35?A;M; 10 22ArM.—Lv.iChester. :

4:«^M.: 12:35P: M:9Lv-^«en^ood.-6:13 A.'M^;r2^o P-M;—liV.fAthens.4? 50-^M13551 355 P" M--Ar.-Atlanta.;< .ow a.

4(j p M.-Ar. Augusta,

11*35 A^JVl.^' 7:20' P-'M.—Ar. Macon.

- -\u25a0; '- :-:-•'-v-7is'A.vM.^Ar. New- Orleans.G:55 P."M. . I:4C A- M:-Ar.:Nashvllle.;S:2O. A. M-s 8:20 A^iM^-Ar.Memphis.

• Train";NoS35;leaves RichmondJ:10_ A.,Mdaily'for-Petersburg. :Norlina. il..C.. andall'Intermediate ftpoints.' /\u25a0 Connectlor at

NorlinaVAvlth-

train". arriving -Henderson2:10 P.-'ite. and Ralelg»;3:so P:;M.,daily.andDurhani;4 P.fM. daily, except Sunday.

.<Trains Ileave Richmond IforAWashlngton.INew,.York. :\u25a0 and the Eas t^daily^No. 34 at5:45(Ar M., and. No."66 at 5:05 P. iL

r ',Connections at:Jacksonville; and .Tampafor allFlorida East; Coast points and Cubaandi.Portoßlcoirat; New; Orleans for all;points :ln Texas, Mexico and California.,,> TRAINS ARRIVE AT)RICHMOND-.,->_.- .: . .;,; ;' DAILY.: .... ";.--.' :

6:35'A.'M.,No. 34-r From'all points SouthP." M.,-'Jo. 65 [.• and Southwest. '

5:45'P-"M.; No."36, from;Norlina,: N. C,.;Petersburg and ilocal' points.

/'-

SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE. \u25a0

•'Nos 31 and 34

—Florida. and Metropolitan

Limited. Pullman ; Drawing-Room andSleeping-Cars between -New York andTampa: Vestibuled ..Coaches betweenNew York and Richmond, and betweenRichmond and- Jacksonville. PullmanSleeping-Cars v-(daily) -between Jackson-ville-and Tampa.; • Also; through Draw-ing-R6om Sleeping-Cars • bet— een. NewYorlc and

'Atlanta- and Cafe-Cars between

Hamlet"-

and Atlanta and Hamlet andSavannah. *:\u25a0>'"';

-".::

""'-.:Nos."" '--

.:Nos." 27 and "66—Seaboard -Fast Mail.Pullman. Drawihg-Room ;Buffet Sleeping-Cars between New. York and Jacksonville,connecting at -Hamlet with Sleeping-Carto' and from Atlanta. -In"connection withwhich \through Pullman tickets are sold.Pullman -Parlor-Cars -between i Jackson-ville and Tampa. Finest Day Coaches. .-:. » "W: J. MAY.:City Ticket Agent.,Z.^P. Smith. District Passenger Agent.

:• 'Phone. 405. ;"

1006 East .Main street..

effect in the abdomen of Reynolds, whonied about an hour afterwards. Sneadran' off.> but was captured: early Sunday,morning and brought' here and lodged in

jail,last night. -He vwas, however, re-moved to Lynchburg. as violence wasfeared. The negro :claimed

'that . the

shooting was, accidental. '\u0084'. .' ".' ;CIRCUS TO WINTER

HERE IN RICHMOND.

The Hall Agrgrrepntion iri.^Gfoocl; Fi-

«.- iiancial Condidnn, Despite !

Rumors to Contrary.

PROPOSALS.' •' • y•. Commonwealth: of Virginia,

"Office of Sup't; of \u25a0 Public Printing. \u25a0

Richmond. Va... September 10. 1902..;"SEALED "PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-ceived at this office until 12 M. of THURS-DAY.'SEPTEMBER 25," 1902, for furnish-ing the following papers for' theuse- ofthe Commonwealth: \u25a0 . -.

-'.'. 600 Reams 24x3S 50-pound No. 1, M. .F.

Book. :- \u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0 . . ;:;.-..-:. .- :\u25a0 ..324 Reams 26x36. 50-pound E. S. .Flat

Writing. ,•' • ' . / •\u25a0

•100 Reams -16x21 24-pound Flat.': 1

.;110 Reams 26x36 70-pound ';No. 2 Ledger.'".65 Reams 22x32 54-pound No: 2 Ledger.-",• 40,000 -No.- 6^,

'No. 1 Rag Envelopes

(Gov.). - , .- \u25a0• , ,-•.:, .: -'... \u25a0>;-30.000 No. 10. No. 1Rag Envelopes (Gov.).Papers, .etc., to he" delivered in" stock-

room without charge for freight.or.dray-age. ' '

\u25a0

'\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0

' '; --. . ';\u25a0 ',

'y \u25a0

.V Bidders will furnish samples of sizeand weights advertised^ for.. \u25a0 • :'

The right is -reserved- to reject any .orall bids. \u25a0

•..i-: , .:... .-,- .'<:J. H. O'BANNON,:

Superintendent Pyblic Printing.se"ll-eod6t - . . '.

- .. . '•

.TRAiiira.fleave $nipHMOin>-OT»*s|&J^pS^«TREBT^TATIOW^fg.«^^... " • , '.

Norfolk 5U:2O *Al3M^v?Stopi^onlJ^at,i^StPeterßburftftWavisrlyiiandlSutfo^.v. 9:49;-A- M.;< Emporla%ll:oß!cA.^.^

Weldon xII:50 5-:A:--:M-i HFay ftteyilie ??-:"'S :4'??4 :41i P;>M^SCharleston illils«/*r^V viV-iM.,ri-Savannahs3:oo;;A^«Mrrk</»crf-i

sonville?;9-05^A^^M^tTampa|5lfl^W,;> ;vp.iM.V^Port Tampa A0:30 P. M^Cdn-.,nects 'at iVVilson,with No.\49;>;arrlv^. ing GdldsboroVS^STP/MSsWilrning-j"ton 6 P.' M.V-Pullman Sleeper.- New.

\u25a0; --York *Jacksonville- £^5"; \u25a0' v = 1'

11:10 A;-M.~<Daily.-Arriveß Petersburg]:;: -'--; .AI:.M. V

v f:;Drewry'sk- Bluff.i-\u25a0;Centrallaf^M anaif:

-\u25a0'^\u25a0'\u25a0- Cheater; on <'signaL ' yJ'T:?&± \u25a0'- -'-\u25a0 't":^V1:1O P.. M.-= vDaily,i\arriving =Petersburg jj

i r rl:50 -P.>m;« Connects Ksrith?Norfollf;|-"-.'<- and "Western ? railroad iilor.sRoanoK*;

\u25a0 -]pr v and ?Intermediate ;points.; .•S tops *at *\u25a0\u25a0?\u25a0 v;f >:

-Drewry's

-,

-Bluff,t- Centralla, . mna_

'$..*:<M>P^ rOCBANrOCBANjSHORE iLIMIT^O^; :.:: Daily.\ .Amves :Petersbur«;3:3Q?P.

\u25a0\u25a0.. M.;>Nor-folk g:2oP;:M.SStop»;oii»r,- ',at; Petersburg.: Waverly.;and:Bui- t- <folk.-

_..- • \u25a0:\u25a0•. \u25a0-'•\u25a0'\u25a04:30 p. M.DaHy, Except Sunday jArr.

/.\u25a0<\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 riven Petersburg 6:l»\u0084 7:3s.P.:M.V'and Rocky, Mount 9:05 P-

V«:oiP^^^S^^l^xe^guVg':'\u25a0•.. . DIAN LIMITED. Dally." Arrive*' •

\u25a0Petersburg i;8:02 vrp." Connec^; with Norfolk arid Nor-

folk and intermediate spolnUirEia-" poria Jl^'P-.M.- (connects^vitnt ai^lantic and roralationa^ber:

~: ville I:2s ;a:;M^Charleston 6a7^ A.

.'

M-Savannah 8:35 ;A:,M..n

Jackson :ry .' ville,1:15 P.rM.. TampalO:oo;P.^JVi-»:• V Port Tampa 10:30 -P.vM^v*.__-_ \u25a0_-j::\u25a0\u25a0-";.' \u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0:, NEW LINE TOMIDDLBJ^aEOBr-" •' GIA -POINTS- Arrlvlntr. lAuaru«Ui8:25-A. lM^vMacon 11:35; Aj:M.,^AHlanta 1:00 P. M:->Pullman Sleeper

t New York to Wilmington.", Charie3-, ton. Port'Tampa," Jacksonville. ;Au-:

gusta- and Maconl.- Dining,car.. -\u25a0•-

'vice.- \u25a0;= -.\u25a0..-; .;-'--: . \u25a0'':'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 .:.!v.:,V;

•-0:45 P. M. Daily;. -Arriving'*PPeters Dugrg

" -10:25 :P. M.:

-Connects f at Petersburg' . : with Norfolk and r Western

\u0084way. arriving 'Lynchburg; 2:40 _A.'M.. Roanoke 4:45 A. M.;Bristol;10:40,

V : A. M.yPullman -Sleeper.. Richmond

11:80 P. JL"CBaUy?:Arrives Peterabursr-\u25a0:": -12:10 •A;-.M.r-'.-:^.-.."-".-"-':"-'"'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0:'-'': :.'

TRAIX3 ARRIVE RICHMOND.;\u25a04:12 A. M. Daily!i.1From -Jacksonville,

Savannah, Charleston. Atlanta,'Macon v. Augusta. :.-and.; all Point*•'••• \u25a0•\u25a0South.-; ..:\u25a0.\u25a0... „-\u25a0•.' .".-4 :,..', ::.-'•/.

-:'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0£\u25a0-. ; '\u25a0

7:85 A. M. Dally.. "From" Petexsliurg,." ' Lynchburg, and the."West.8:48 A. M. Dally, except Sand ay.

:• Petersburg- local.' .' ;'"' ' Jil

" •11:10 A..M."'Daily.-except Sunday. From

• • Rocky Mount and intermediate:sta-. tions. Norfolk' and Suffolk. :'• •-11:1O A". M.:Daily." From

'\u25a0\u25a0 • Suffolk,, anil' Norfolk-- -

: V-;:/:11:42 A. M.. Daily.i.From'.Norfoile. Suf-folk, and'Petersburg. ;iv \u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0.\u25a0'".if-

•• '\u25a0'1.-BO P. m. Daily.n:;From; Roanoke, and Intermediate. point*.

1 4:3r> P.M. Daily.-: From Petersburg. \0:50 p. m. Daily. From .Norfolk, Sui-- folk,: and Petersburg.

- -^ 1T:45 P. M. Dafiy. From- Miami. 'Port

-. Tampa. Jacksonville," Savannah,!'\u25a0;.. Charleston, Golds-

boro*.'and \u25a0 all Doints South.i 8:56 P. M. Daily. ;From Petersburg,

Lynchburg,'- and "West.' • v

-.-\u25a0•\u25a0-: "i "'-.; . 'X M.r"EMMERS&N.-J:-' "\u25a0

- ;\u25a0

\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •-•.Traffic Manager. 1.H. M.:EMMERSON, ; : '... '-:-'. Assistant TrafficManager.* • ':;"..;

-. W. J.. CRAIG..;.\u25a0 N . \u25a0: ••General Papseriger: Agent. . v. '

':.-. C.:ftV CAMPBELIi' vrr-Dlrißlon Passenger- Agent/:

; ia 14"

\u25a0•••.;.•\u25a0•\u25a0-»«. 'eaat: Main -street.';

Mr. '/Hnl",- Tyler;,Has Rctnriiea. •:'

Mr. "Hal." Tyjer, of Radford, whohas-been' in"'the":city in .the 'interest' of

the Pduthwest Virginia.Agricultural' and

Live Stock Association. • the' second an-nual exhibition of which '\u25a0 is to be held in

Radford on- October' l4th,'-.15th,- 15th,:and

17th". has' returned home. -._;\u25a0 •: "\u25a0

Mr Tyler is how practicing law in Rad-ford and is considered one ;of the com-i:ig lawyers; of-the -Southwest. Though

having hung- out his shingle less than

n year ago, he has taken his place with,the c?der members' pf:4he bar "and is.highly thought, of.'- \u25a0'• - "

..-. ~ •--..:-1 Duringhis four

1years' -residence ;at 'the:F.xcciitivo \u25a0Mansion; Mr.:• Tyler, mad c"man>^.friends in the city who are glad to- seehirn.aijain even for- a short .visit, andv.-ill be glad to:hear' of his success in his

chosen profession. . - .. :

J^^: SteamsWi) Co.

DAILY LIHEFOR PW lORK, THE;": KCRTH k¥3 EAST. ;.

Coles to, Tnkc Stump. . , ."

Mr. M; A. Coles, Republican nomineefor.Congress in the First District, wasat his office \in the Custom House.yester-day. Mr. Coles will leave this week for

the' firsf time -to. take the stump, in -theinterest of his "campaign. ' ' . . \u25a0.;:;.;-:.

mMWttmmm&K • \u25a0\u25a0••--•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0

InjK«ectM«r 25, 3003.

Sf®^@3SgSfcw.-BD.- • -" ' -.<|«a3,^M; Dally/ from^BYRD-STREEr

for;LtWaj»llington anabeyond;^ Stopß* at- 'Mlirord. Fred-:erickaburg,' and Alexandria. Stopi

-\u25a0IOccoquan 1Sundays. :V-Sleeplngr Can'to Washington and :New York.Dialnff Car.

'\u25a0

-;«:^»?Ar^ 41. Dally; rrom MAi».-:

-IBTRBE7T .W:ATIOX. Florida, aai;, MotropollU./.->Umlted. -lor WmJ!

\ .- Sinaion^-anai^tieyondL •. dtopa «».-- :-Frederlcksb-jrg '

and Alexandria:;Sleeping Cars, to New York., 7:0O A.'M.'Exc apt Sunday, from ELBA: VSTATION, accomodation for Ajs...;:- ~- -land;and Interroediato points.**• . A^S-'Sut»ltlXfOR'?, from BYRD-;\u25a0\u25a0 BTRKET STATION, for Washlnsl;.on and -:beyond. Stops at Elba- ..Oi»n. :••:.'. JHen.n \u25a0•".: and ,local, statloa/. ,Ashlan</ toICherry;Hill inclusiveNeKley, Occocjuan. and Alexandr»aL-;~- Buffet Parlor Car.

SAO A: M. fixcept :':.. Sunday, ftp-BTRD.3TREET iSTATIOX, fjWashington and beyond.. »top» at.Eloa. :Glen Allen, and local «ta.tions, Ashlantf to Accotink Incla-sive. Seminary,* and Alexandria.. -\u0084 Parlor car *«•

1-:05!Noop. Except Sunday, from BYRU."

.BTP^ET.STATIOX. for WwtoS. .ton and boyond. Stops at ElbL. Ashland. \u25a0\u25a0Doswell.Slllford, p-°£-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0"• \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0"\u25a0 ertckaburjft;-: and .Alexandria. BuST^t

•commodation for.Fredericksbur*

«^« and interr.ieaate points. our*-,-.-beyond. Stops .at Dcswell. Fre4-.. : erickaburs. and Alexandria. Ble*t>-IngCar toNp-w York.

tt:ia p. >1 Daily, from ELBA STA-TION, for Washington and. beyondStops at Ashland. Frederickshur^and Alexandria. Sleeping Car toNew York. Dinlnsr Car.B:SOJf^.M™ExcePt Sunday, from ELBASTATIO.V. Accommodation forAshland and intermediate Domta.»:O5 P. M.Dally, from BYRD-^HFetSTATION-, for Washington andb£yond.; Stops at Elba. Aahland.h Doswen. Mflford. ITreclerlcksburx,. Brooke, Widewater.- Quantlco. andAlexandria. Stops at other sta-tions Sunday. Bleeping Car Rich-

'Ashland and intermediate points.

TRAIXSARRIVE KICIIMOMJ—SOtiTI^'WARD.O:4O A.SI. Except Sunday, at ELBASTATION. Accommodation ftES

Ash'and and Intermediate polrta8:25 A.M. Except Sunday, at BYP&."

-street Station; -AwommSS:tlon from Fredertckaburg and Sa-termedlate points. v la

8:4O A.M.Daily. at BYRD-STREETSTATION. Stops at AlexVnSOccoquan. TV'idewater. BrookeFrederickpburg. Milforcl, DoswPliAshland, and Elba.. Stops at othv'stations Sunday. Sleeping Ca»- %'«"-,

. York to Richmond. * eTr

12:01 P.. M. Except Sunday., at BYRn\u25a0 87REET STATIO.V. Stops at S:\u25a0 cal statlonn. Washington to Ash

land Jnclualve, Glen Allen anaElba. Parlor car. an<s

2:02 P. M- Daily, at ELBA STATrovStops at Alexandria. Lorton. Oreo-". quan. Frcdertcksbursr. and arilforrlSleeping Car from Xciv York•' -Dining Car. xorK-

2:05 BJS^jWS. 1 •£IxSg• -yrederloksburg. Milford. Dosw^End Ashland. Steeplnc Car fronr

New York.6:OO P. M. _Except "Sunday, at ELBABTATION Accommodation fromAshland and Intermpdiatp oolnraT-15 P. M. Daily, at BYRD-STREFT

!\u25a0\u25a0

'*:. STATION. Btop^ at AlexandriaFrederlcksbur^, Do3we!l. A^ia!UI-and Eloa, Sleeping Cars fro™

New York and Washlrigton Din-ins t;ar.

8:5OP M. Daih-. at BYRD-STREETSTATION. Gcops at Alexandria ar.ttlocal stations. Quantico to Ashlandinclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Bu*.. - fet Parlor Car.

10:39 P. M. Dally, at MAIN'-STREST\u25a0STATION- Florida and Metro-politan' Limited. Stopj at Alex-andria, Frederlctsburtr, Doswelland Ash'and. Sleeping cars frcra... New York.

\u25a0- ll:OO P. y>- E.xcepc fJundav. at ELBA\u25a0 STATION. Accommodation from

AahlanC..W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,W. D. DTTKiE. General Manager.

, Til- T.'%l>-. MYEKS. PrpsWont.- J^JI

;pxatnitie.."-:Our JSeiris.

. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.—NA-tionaI Soldiers'- Home. Va.. TreasurersOffice, September 15. 1902. Sealed propo-sals will.be received at; this office untilijoon. THURSDAY. OCTOBER; 15. .1002,for furnishing 'and delivering of COALat the Southern Branch. N. H. D. V S.,during eight months, beginning November.].<1002, of:the fiscal year ending June' 30.1903. Printed; instructions: and specifica-tions' and blank -proposals .willH;be,, sup-plied upon application to; this: office. .Bidsaggregating over. .5500. must be.^icconi-ipanied by .a /certified check, payable 'rtothe undersigned .Treasurer, for at,\; l.gist5 per centum of the amount thereof^ ;wh,ic.ncheck will be forfeited to the NationalHome for-D. V.- S.. in case:the. successfulbidder.refuses or. fails".to enteriinto-con-tract as required; \u25a0 otherwise, to -.be re-turned to the- bidder. ,The right isserved to reject any or all proposals.ilorto:waive , informalities therein."-1

'KEnve-lopes containing proposals sho'uldnbeoen-dorsed—"Proposals '

for Coal.^NK-H::?©.V. 5.." and- addressed to theiundersign-ed. W. -H. H. PECK. Treasurer/?f'i'A'p-p'roved: WILLIAMTHOMPSON,' -rGover-nor.. '- "

"56-16,23.30 00 7

*\u25a0' /BETWEEN- - \.RIGHMOND AND NORFOLK..i"'

The New Steamers ,v •

BRIHDSn MB BERKELEY

"All right. Professor, sell, the tickets,"and the Colonel George W. Hall Circusbegan its first night's performance, atthe corner of Vir/c and Main streets lastnight after a successful matinee in theafternoon. 1

Many rumors were afloat during theday. the chief of.-which- had it that?: thecircus was stranded, and \u25a0'it was to\ learnthe true situation of affairs that a Dis-:patch man -went -out -.last evening to see-the Colonel and his show, which, by the-way. is a good one.

"The circus was never in a better con-,

dition financially," said the Colonel."Yes: Attorney Wipe did have a claim

against me. but Ihave settM-d that tothe satisfaction of all concerned. Theshow does not owe a dollar to any one.We paid off everybody Sunday night."

"What was this little . business Mr.Wise had witb you?" .

"Some negroes- we had with us struckand put tlvoir claim in Mr. Wise's handsto settle." . '" . ' •

"Could he have levied.on the gate re-ceipts?" , - • •r , \u25a0

''

"No: Ido not think he could," and theColonel continued. "Ithink;it is.a shamethat a \u25a0fellow can't come to a town with-,

out everybody meddling with his affairs.Ihavo come to Richmond to winter., ifnegotiations Ihad before • coming • mate-rialize. No sooner than Iget" here a re-port :.is circulated that. the. show^ isstranded."

' . '

The Colonel stopped and listened."What's that noise. Colonei?"Tire Colonel's old circus :spirit came

back to him, and,once"more' he was cry-ing out the merits of his show: ~;

"The two beautiful spotted; hyenas

from Hall'-s-

geological- collection— thescavaiigers of the desert; the animalsthat live entirely upon flesh; ransackgraves and follow armies, for the deadand wounded"—and the Colonel hurriedinside the tent, soon returning. "They,have been scrapping, but Cardona, thetrainvi-r. parted them. v

-"We will show here again to-morrow

night and* next day in Manchester." . f.The show is full of many good features.

It was well patronized, both tents beingcrowded last night.

: .- . . Office;of City Engineer,"

: :• :' \u25a0\u25a0•• . City Hall.;-'

\u25a0;. . -\u25a0'..: Richmond. Va.. Sept. '22 ISO9"NOTICE TO- CONTRACTORS."

"\u25a0

Sealed proposals willbe received at thisofnce'until'4 P. M.Thursday, Sept* 25,:f0rgranolithic curb and. gutter and sidewalksas per. list and . specifications at this of-fice. :\u25a0"•- \u25a0 . ••'• \u25a0•"\u25a0'; \u25a0" ':'*\u25a0.'.'•'\u25a0•.' .'.. T'

-•'-\u25a0'\u25a0;. \u25a0 . •\u25a0\u25a0 •''.- > '

-A.:certified checks for $250 must: accom-pany each : bid; and the Committee onStreets reserves the jright; toireject anyor all bids and to let the work as a wholeor in parts, as :itmay deem best. "\u25a0•-•\u25a0 ;

:\u25a0\u25a0 m . t w.:e. cuTSHAW,i \u25a0

\u25a0 se22-td :.'. , -.•\u25a0.-,'

City Engineer.

HOW MISS RIVES WORKS. LISGAIi 2VOTICES.

leave Richmond, nightly;at 7 o'clock for

Norfolk. Fare one way, ,$2.so :':'round trip,S4 50 including state-room' accommoda-tion arriving at Norfolk at 6 A.M.; ther atransferring to New York steamer, daily,except Sunday:

'"'-;,\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0>;-\u25a0

Passengers can leave daily, except Suri-dav by

'Chesapeake and Ohio railway.atB'-50'A.- M. and 4 P.!:M.; or 9A..M. and 3P M by 'Norfolk and: "Western railway,

both -iines"'connecting-1at Norfolk with di-rect steamers sailing same. day.: ,- j1

~Freight for -all• northern;^ eastern,'*" and

foreign :ports|;received . ana ..forwardeddaily except Sunday, at ;\u25a0\u25a0 company'swharf. Rocketts.

•' -.-\u25a0: :\u25a0- -:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0

":v \u25a0 \u25a0'-;-.'--Tickets on sale, at

-company s ;office, jNo.

j^i2 east Main street:; Richmond Trans-ferBCompany, VNo.-» 903;east 7

'Mainistreet,

Murphy's Hotel, \u25a0-\u25a0: Chesapeake "andand

'Richmond ? andmPetersburg :depots.Richmond. Baggagd checked through-toall POintS "-

JOHN7F^MAYER. iiSent^ ;':-1212 east- Main street, Richmond. .~Vai:: v- :

- ':\u25a0;\u25a0.:\u25a0£ j.:j.;brown, \u25a0

: -General Agent.'.

H B. WALKER, Traffic Mgr.,New-York.• jy 23.. :V.:•:.-,.• -:->y \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : \u25a0 ". . [;'/\u25a0' .-:.

'Our trays of valuable gems, both setand unset, will anord a stock trom whichonyone can get stones just to their liking-pure, sparkling, beautiful—:worth theprice. .--.." y • ,-\u25a0

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'.- ;':w''.'.-:\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0••"-..•;

There isn't a. doubt of the.value of aninvestment for jewels and precious stores.You'll always ,get your moneys worthhere! "'r \u25a0 ;- •;•\u25a0 • :

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iS^fHflrfi^esiern

AMD ARRIVENEW MAIM-STREET STATIOH,

. September IG, 1902.

•LBIVB RICHMOND.:7:45 A. M. Daily, Newport News. Lo-

S:sd A?M. Old. Point, ;^w-;' -port News.

'and Norfolk. . Tw«

hours -and twenty-five mmutes to

i•• •:••-'Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg. New.

< --port; News, and Hampton onl>.\u25a0'' -Parlor ear.

- . "\u25a0\u25a0

T

~ 'fn.'4:0O P. M. Daily, except Sunda>, tor

,;f\< Old •:Point. Newport News. :and: .Norfolk..Two hours and_twent>-nve•- minutes: to Norfolk. Stops Wil-

:\u25a0\u25a0:-.' liamsburg, Newport News, ana• :

'Hampton only. Parlor car. Con--

!;"\u25a0•-'\u25a0\u25a0. nects at Old..Point with ->\ashin«-. ton, Baltimore, and Cape.,/Charie3

.•steamers; at Norfolk with Old Do-'-

minion steamers for Isew :xov!\- _\u25a0

5:00 P. M:Daily, .for -Newport iNews•\u25a0.-. sand5 and Old Point. Makes .principal

. :...-: Stops. .-'\u25a0'..\u25a0 :: '

\u25a0'• \u25a0•-:,_-.:,_-.- \u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0 \u25a0

•\u25a0-:\u25a0 MAINLINEWEST-BOUND./ f.

.IO:1O-A. M. Local. Daily to Charlottes-.: • \u25a0- -ville,: and; except- Sunday, between

':Charlottesville and Clifton-iorge,

f connects :for Orange, . Culpeper.,Calverton, and Manassas. . -

2:30,P. M.'Daily-Cincinnati and; Louis-.' ville Express. Parlor :car, _ex-

. 1. cept Sunday,.to Gordonsville. fmi--. : man from 'Gordonsville

"to cincm-

.\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0) \u25a0>\u25a0 nati, ••:Louisville. • and the \>e«t.

v . Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.:. A' local train from Gordonsville to- ::^-\u25a0Stauhton. follows for local stations,

-except Sunday.: .. . \u25a0 .5:30 P. M. Except Sunday. Accommoda-

:"\u25a0 . \u25a0 tion to-Doswell. • / _..'7:0OP. M. "St Louis - and Chicago;l' -Special." Daily, with Dining and' ' Pullman cars, to* Cincinnati, m-l:' dianapolls, - and St. Louis;

\u25a0Sunday, with Parlor car, Cmcin-1 v ,;nati 'to 'Chicago." . Dlnins car. on- '• 'at Gordonsville. ,- " • „ .

1O:3O P. "M. F. F. V. Limited.1 Except". i

' > Sunday to Gordonsville; dailybe-.i 'yond.' Pullman to Hinton.connect-'•;. ;.ing with "Pullman; to"Cincinnati,

'. , . •.Louisville, and ths "West. Connects• r.for "Virginia Hot Springs. ,'• • iJAMES-RI\rER DIVISION.

'

10J2O :A. M. Daily, tor Lynchburg.*Lex-

:;';'- .'"-Vngtonl New Castle, and Clifton:-Forge, except Sunday, for Rosney

5- .and Alberene. Parlor car.

.5:15T.M. Except^ Sunday, to -Warren.;;\u25a0••.» ARRrVE RICHMOND.'

'I-..-' .From' Norfolk and Old Point; 18.:'. :. -' A. M.. 6:30 and 7:20 \u25a0 P. •M. daily::r - -

2:20 P. M., except Sunday. -. \u25a0 .'

.'. • : MAIN.LINE."- .'..From Cincinnati and the West,

: 7:45 A.:M.,daily; 9:45 A.M., except.' :-\u25a0 'Sunday, .and 3:30 : P.

'M... daily.

•i I.- Local, 8:30 A.'M.."except Sunday,\u25a0 : -.and: 7:ls P. M.".!dally.

', ;-JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

,6:35" P. M. daily-and 8:40-"A. M.,'except Sunday.

c Apply"at:.809 east Main" street." 903 eastMain;,street.'":: Murphy's"..Hotel.' and Jef-ferson" Hotel for further information,rates, -ticliets, -and Pullman: reservations.'\u25a0\u25a0';: .. W. O. \WARTHEN.•: \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0•.-\u25a0• District -Passenger Agent.

C E. DOYLE,-

';H.^W FULLER,-.General Manager. Gen. ;Pass. Agent.

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XT.Allen &Co.Jewellers,^'

14tti atid MaitiStreets.

TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN? 7^"Please take notice that the" under-

signed, -who was, on the 19th day of May,1900, by the Orphans' Courtof<the Countyof Philadelphia, in'the State ofvania, 'appointed and duly, qualified:astne; guardian in Pennsylvania of Charles

1Hazlehurst. and Samuel vHazlehurst, In-!fant .children of "\u25a0 Charles rand MargaretIMcKim Hazlehurst (de'—'sed), .and :.inwhich State the said 'gu'#fc'.n. arid -wards

'then resided, and now iodide, "will." onMONDAY. THE 13TH DAY OFfOCTO-

k . BER, 1902, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M.,of .that day, at the court-room of -theChancery Court of the city of Richmond,in: the City Hall: in said city, move; thesaid Court.to..enter an order directingthat the shares of the estate :of^'the lateHenry R. \u25a0"\u25a0 Hazlehurst; (the -grandfather,of; said infants) which- may- then be,^ orwhich: may hereafter, come, • under thecontrol of said Court .and belonging tosaid infants, "be paid ;over and ..deliveredto the .undersigned as such guardian- andremoved by him to the State of Pennsyl-vania.-

---\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-:'\u25a0:\u25a0• MURRAYRUSH--

Guardian? of Charles and Samueli-Hazle-y hurst,, -infants. : • v ' y:-

-..•; 1:' • ;

L By Christian & Christian; his counsel. ;.: se 2-Tu4t :;•\u25a0':;\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 .:"\u25a0-"-\u25a0 A

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Chairman.^ TaylorEUyson and . the

i>cmo^r;»tic State Central and ExecutiveCommittees- have hocn hard'at work for

the past month endonvorin^ to arouse in-,

forest amonc Democrats in registration,

and have been making:- organized and cf-

\u25a0Cectlve effort to sccurt the enrolmentof the r Democratic vote of the district.•They have been sccurinp ;the: co-opera-

tlon of the county and city committees,

but desire more. effective work by -the lo-

cal organizations and all'the -aponcics

Of the party. To that end Chairman El-

l>-son has calloji the committees togetherInthis city to-nißht. at Murphy-?, to out-

Une.plans for:a, vigorous and aggressivete*njp:il£ti-

It~is-confidpntly expected that all tlie

ten> Demoorntic nominees for Congress

"will win: but Mr. Ellyson never," takesany chances, l^e always makes the fight

as" vigorous and well organized as thougn

cvrr>- district was in "doubt. This energy

and organized intelligent work has muchto 'do 'with tbej brilliant record of the

BtAte Chairman :is n campaigner. Vormany years. he has conducted the c.iV-,TJalgns :for his party in the Stnte, ably

assisted :by his. committees, and has neverlost:a" fight yel. •. ..'-

'

Here Is Ihe list of commltteemen:• STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.First -District—Clnggett. B.,Tones. King

hnd Queen: H.:?F.. Crismond. Fr-edeneks-liurg:R. L. Ailsworth. Northampton: J.Boyd''-Poars;.'''Mathcws; Lloyd T. Smith,

Korthumberlandi',';,Second District-J. N. Sebrell. .Jr

Bouthampton: George. W. Jones. Norfolktounty: J. M. Curtis, Warwick:- "W .• aa •Dey. Norfolk city: P. V. Cogbill. Ches-

terfield: John S. Harwood and J. J.ILynch; Richmond, city; B. L. "Winston.

JJanover:Fourth District-F. R. Lassiter. Peters-

burg: A. T>. Watkins. Prince Edward: 1.E.'; Clarke. -Mecklenburg: R. G. Southall,

iA.melia:. vacancy. ..-*

\u25a0 \u25a0'•Fifth Dislrict—R. A. James, Pittsylvn-

nia: J. M.^Kook^r. Patrick: George M.

Helms. Franklin: T. G. Burch. Grayson.

And w: H. Sutherland. Carroll.1 "-

Sixth District—John R. Edmunds.'Hali-

Ifax: D. Q. .Ecrsrleston." Charlotte Cchair-tnan): If.O. Humphreys. Bedford: Sid-

ney Sh el tman.' Montgomery; A. P. Crad-aock. Lynchluirg: .

Seventh District— "\V. F.. Richards. W ar-yen: Jolm S. Patton. Chariot tesvillc: E.

AY. Carpenter. Roekir.gham; G. \u25a0 W*. Kin-Bey,and E. -D. .Newman. .Shnnandoah.

Eig-hth District—Grenville Games. Fau-tjuier; R: Lindsay Gordon. Louisa: G. S.

P. Triplett and^C. P. Janney, Loudoun;

one vacancy.' 4-^v "."'Ninth District—B. F..Buchanan. W ash-

Jngton: M. C. Clark. T. A. Lynch. Taze-•well; P. F. St. Clair, Giles; and .D.Smith. .

Tenth District—Joseph Button. Appo-

cnattox: AAr. A.R'.nehart. Allegheny: Irv-'ng P. \u25a0VVhitchead, Amherst: E. W. Hu-

>ard, .Buckingham; and F. T. Glasgow,

wockbridgc. :EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

pjj-pt—\Villi.im-A. Jon op. of- Richmond-ounty Second— TT. E. Boykin. of Tsle «ifWight. Third—H. M. Smith. Jr. Fourth—

.William H. Mann. Fifth-E. AY. Saun-

ters Sixth—vacant: Seventh— Thomas S.

Martin. Eighth-J«scph E. Willard. Ninth-William F- Rhea. Tenth— Edward Ech->ls.

'. . ,There arc several vacancies in the Cen-

tral Committee to be filled, and also oneIn the Central Committee. These are thejommittees as constituted at the time.of

Ihe lnst. me^ir.g. Mr. Carter Glass, ofLynchburg. will:probably be the SixthDistrict enmmitteeman: Mr. LeonardMarbury, of Alexandria, has died sincethe last meeting of"the committee. Dr.

IIF. Bryant, of Southampton, chairmanof the Second District Committee, re-Bigned to run for the Democratic nomi-,

\u25a0nation for Congress, and Mr. John N. Se-

brell. Jr.. Of>thc' same county.. was rec-ommended by the District Committee asHis successor. This recommendation will.Kt;is expected, be ratified by the'commit-tee -

\u25a0-

3HR. -HANKINS AGAIN SECRETARY.Chairman Ellyson has again selected

Mr. J. <;. Hankins to be Secretary of the

State Committee. Mr. Hankins servedthrouch the gubernatorial campaign last

year, having been selected by'Mr. Elly-

ebn -'as; successor 1to Mr. Joseph Button,

"the former secretary, who at the timeSiad as much as he could do. being secre-tary of the Constitutional Convention andof the State; Senate. ;.

-Only oneJor two' members of the enm-

taittee came in' last night, but they, willJ>egin to arrive this morning, and tho

majority of them will be on hand•when the chairman raps the body to 01-

to-night at Murphy's. Some of the

members who reside in remote sections of

ihe State will probably not attend theJineeting. The gathering is expected :to,bo

B. harmonious business session." the only

>bject being to., devise plans to more ef-fectually "de^eatUhe Republicans in every

BistricUNo. other business can come be-

fore' the 'committee.-" The differences be-

tween the Norfolk county :factions have

been adjusted,' so far as 'the State Com-mittee has power to -adjust them. .TheEame may., be said of the factions \.in.Bhenandoah. v.:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . '

:- "

\u25a0, •- <•

v BAY'LINE\;TOBALTIMORE

Via C. &X). Railway andOld Point. V;

U.S. MAILROUTE.Leave Richmond >via :Chesapeake '\u25a0. and

Ohio frailway,:-daily,-nexcept Sunday. ,atSfp ;M.; connecting,-^ at? Old Point 'withA^utierb steamers of the. Old Bay Line-iJavlne at 7:15 P. M.,;,arriving-Baltimore6^30 A? -M.^In.time^toamake -connect^with all-. trains;North.; East. :and, WeatShortfall; ride^andvah nieht onvonetSthe^ finest steamers- Jn southern- waters.Returning."> arrive: Richmond ,10 An-M.

.TRAILS LEAVE RICHMOND. V\.

1O:I5 A. M. No. !). daily for Durham, -N*.• C. JDanvUU. and ail locil sta'Jjiu

south, connecting at BurUevjiwwith Norfolk and Western rallwa/

\u25a0' for Farmvllle.' Lynchbur;; and all-loi*al stations West; at Jeffreys 10.loca," stations on Norfolk Dtvlawsto Danville; at Oxforfi for Hen-

: derson.8:SO P. M.. JJo. ». Umlted train

Xor iacluonvlhe and all Florida"fiointa; Havana, Nassau. _etc con-nects .at Moseley with i-annriu*

.and PowLatin railroad;^, a'

Greensboro' for Durham. t«i*e1aj1'and :Wlnston-Salem; at Cha-dotW

:•-—^-^wlth No. IS. United States fastmail.; solid train, dally, .for >e« iOrleans and points Suuth. wbi« |

; carries Sleepers to Kew Ori^a..'- |Drawla«-Room Sleeper Klchmoml |to Atlanta and Einninahaa- |

trahi. with Sleeper. s*-|»-- bury to M^mpoia. Dln:nsr-Car »«f*.. ;J' • --•\u25a0vice.- '-•\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0- I

.11:05 -P. M. No. 11. Southern Expre«. |"\u25a0 daily for Atlanta. Augusta J.i«; »;|

aonvilie. and points South. S!«*{W- |for I>a.jvine. Greensboro', |bury, ajid Charlotte, open at «•"' |moni 93aK M. Connection wuo .:.

:\u25a0' . . New York;and Florida Ercpreaa ana jj

. South-araat^m ;Ltw»lte<l. which car- sTies through Sleepers to August* |Savannah, Jacksonville Tawr^ \\Nashville.: KemphJa. Atlanta. >£* |' Orleans, etc. Complete Dlninff-Caf jservice. Also. Pullman

-our-_, ISleep*.- Mondays. -Wednesday^ ft™ |rridays Washington to S«n Trsa |ci«co. without cnsinse, wlihconr.e^ |tlona for all points in Tesaa. J**ll^

_-^ co. 7and California."

_.-ol I«.-00 P M.. Ntt. 17.. 10cal daUy. •«gg §

'•'\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0. :'\u25a0; Bnnday. for fceysvilla and tntoi- |. \u0084,mediate points. . C

'j

/TRAI7TS ARRIVE IJf ItIC««o>D' iT:0O A. M.) . ."-• \u25a0

\u25a0 I8:43 P.--M.) \u25a0\u25a0 Prom '. Attants. A"*ll3^! I

Jacksonville. Aahevll!-.*n(J *^

|./points 'South. I

8:« Ai- M., trom "Keysville and -oc"

\u25a0\';:~y..'-i*t!ktsonM.'-.\\:\u25a0'-''\u25a0'\u25a0' . '\u0084,»\u25a0 1*S» P. M.:.'n-om

~Durham. cn»r;,°±J \u25a0\u25a0 I-

panvllle and intermedlati>i>wuon-

|> IOCAI, PREIOHT. I

No«. • C end tS, \u25a0 between Manchester** $

: ; N#toolla. \u25a0-•--\u25a0. s

em southernRAILWAY

Scliedale inEffect, July 20, lUO--

Trains Leurc and Arrive 1tth-Strsel' . ; Stetlou.

DIVIDEND NOTICES. <

..; ..;\u25a0..-•\u25a0\u25a0 Office 'of;the =Secretary.''Atlantic-Coast \u25a0 Line Railroad Company,

Wilmington..N;C, \u25a0September; 2l,:, 1902.. THE. BOARD £OF DIRECTORS ;. OFTHE,.ATLANTIC-COAST*'LINE?':RAIL-ROAD. COMPANY ? have.' .declared; '; dueand: payable on -• October, r the7-i;'"':1902,.THREE. AND jONE-HALF rPER CENT,interest on • the Scertificates -of indebted-:ness •\u25a0.-of:-.;thre 7 Wilmir gton 0 and \

'Weldori

Railroad •\u25a0 Companyr: /.ori;"-the '. six -monthsending." September -'3\. 1902.. \ Interestvdueand payable at' the office:ofithejtreasurer,at Wilmington,:N..C

'The.transfer.;books

:will-':stand closed -from*

SeptembVrV'22dto September. 30; 1902, Sbothr inclusive, f:

-::v \u25a0..,-. ;\u25a0: -\u25a0--.- JAM:ES'-F:vPOST,^/-:;-se 21-llt

'' r "-'-'[ \u25a0.'.'• ..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' .'- .'!'•• -

; Secretary.

-\u25a0 Richmond Trust and ISafe Deposit Co.,

Richmond. Va.*,:September.: 16,1902.>,

THEIBOARD OF SHAVEthis day declared a -QUARTERLY:DIVI-DEND. OP. ONE (1)*PER'; CENT.;oni thecapital . stock.

-payable'OCTOBER

'lr:1902.

to .,:stockholders^? of;record ;fofc>,September:27,"1902.>;.The>transfer.bookS'Will^peclo36d.from rSeptember :27. ;1902. > to > October J,1902.*. Dividend will-be ;maUed.,-:. :•. \u25a0/.,:'\u25a0 : v"H. L:,;CABELL. ;;

'•"!.;'.•* ;?' ',' "-Scrretafyvrt'

She Tells of Her Way pt Writing

. Her Characters. y'\

BALTIMORE. MD.. September 22.— CSpe-;cial.)—Miss Hallie Erminie. . Rives hascome" to Baltimore with her father, whois here .on business. She expects, how-ever, in a day or so. to go on a huntingtrip in-the mountains of Virginia. Of.her.work she 'speaks with great enthusiasm.She said to-day:

"Most of the characters ,in.my storiesare followed' by nic while forming them,as if they really existed and Iwere sim-ply observing them. This ;is especiallythe, case with;

'my

'later-historical ,novels.'

Thus," in^writing'the.scene with.- PatrickHenry in Independence

'Hall, Philadel-

phia. 1 went to the hall. ? and, :sittingthere, Ifollowed' Henry as Iimaginedhim speaking "Again,. in"painting .LordFairfax,"Iwould often cry over his char-acter.- as -I-went. -in \u25a0my mind's eye from'Winchester to his estate at Gi'eenwaycourt. \u25a0 :.,><. y.r ..- J \u0084;.•>.*>•;. •-'."While writing 'Hearts Courageous-on e

method of assistance in^ following-.--- the

chaiacters.was^to have life-size portraitsof, therii. which I'executed myself; ;hungupon the walls of my study.*- Musicoften.starts my emotions, and Iwould "write;tinder its' influence." ."My dramatic: scenesIwrite in red _ink and pastoral ;scenes ingreen. -At:onc" timel-I; had my? father. ,getup a fox hunt for 'Hearts Courageous.;:I- have a .red and 'black study in';NewYork and a green and gold' one at my

home in Kentucky.-' ' ' '\u25a0•

'Miss Rives says she. .has ,no, regular,hours for work: but writes only when shehas a feeling ". akin;to inspiration. Whenthis .comes Upon her;she .says progress

is rapid and \u25a0uninterrupted..". Friends- areneglected and she is only seen at meals,

and then it may ;be in the. garb of someone of her characters..

";-._-\u25a0.:'\u25a0'.

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.' -.":\u25a0\u25a0"

1 .--. \u25a0'.Fatal Flßlit Over Yonrig Woman.LANGDALE,-ALA.,.- September 22.—1n

a light last \u25a0 night between William'Phil-

lips and .William Owens, the.latter Was in-stantly !killed and 'iPhillips mortally

wounded. vThe :shooting :occurred Rafter,church, which, both "young.meh" attended,

and the trouble arose over a.young w;o-ma n; for Avhose a ffectidns

'

the.young menwere rivals.\ >. ... •< . . '"\u25a0-.'; ..

EXCURSIONS;

TRAIISPORTATLONCOMPANY'SSTEAMSHIP LINES. .

DIBECX EOUXE TO;lBOSTOIT,-; MAgS.i :;^-:,: i-^ANDIPEOvriDENCZ; B. I.•\u25a0_: ;••.. ;•

Steamers Cleave Norfolk".!i'fori-BostonTUeIdAY.^ ;WEpNESDAY,;^FRIg^and:SUNDAY-at'« P: M:;:.for ProvidenceMONDAY/ THURSDAY.: and \u25a0; SATUR.DAY~at;6;P:r M.v. • ->^>. \u25a0' frp-rt '\u25a0

\u25a0>.\u25a0 -'\u25a0-

Accommodations :••-•, and \u25a0 \u25a0• cuisine i;-\unsur-P:^assengers Hand!!'? freight;.:

:-tak'en.::for/ail'Ne"svEnglandlpclnts^v>; ±:^: -'V.;. ; \u25a0;\u25a0,

Tickets :onisale at Chesapeake. and Ohio"and -NorfolkTan d~Westerns railway office*and

r903

"east 'Main<street, v >;^v;«'.-.; v-f-« ?_.\u25a0™£?%g*f:i;_ R;-H:>WRIGHT,.^ffentv;-

apSO. \u25a0 "'\u25a0 " -Norfolk.-.Vm:-;:

\u25a0i ;\u25a0 ..-'- .BcAford{Reprint jration.

. BEDFORD CITY. VA..''.September. .22.—»Special.)-The result of the registration at

'the ten p'rccmcls. whore the books have|)een. opcncd.s is as 'follows:

''.ChcrlemonL

\u25a0112. -white.--'2R colored; no white applicant

|-ejectea: 50 colored rejected. .This precinct

has one more' day for rogisterins. and it> thought that not more thaa Sva votes>;illbo lost. :

Curtin. with two more daysto conn,; 9ivhites and two colored; -with no whitevotesr rejected ;eleven negroes disquali-Jfled.; \u25a0\u25a0 -. .:\u25a0,-.\u25a0

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Peakesville— lll white and five colored;

l>ne 1 white rejected. anu 34 colored/ -\u25a0>r

Goode— l22 whites^ and S9 :colored rcgis

tercd. , i :-.*. \u25a0

; White* Rock—2l \u25a0 while and one colored

accepted. \.\ ..,, ..... .ValleyfMills—sS"':whitcs vand one colored.. Thurman— llo,whites and. three colored.Perrowvllle— 32 whiter and 13 colored.Boonsboro— loG Whites "and "IS colored. ;Cove—C2 whites ajid.l3colored registered.

. The persons rejected by the registrars

at these latter precincts have not yet beenreported. It is thought that the regis-tration, when completed,, will'give about

\u25a056' per cent, of the former voting popula-tion,of the, county. . ;. \u0084::-', . .

The*Democra-tic Executive Committee

liave-been-Vcry' zealous in their \u25a0 efforts toJrißtruct :the people iin.regard to jthe re-

-'"niulrcments necessary for complying withany ©ne-'of .tho. ;conditions.;. Posters giv-

\u25a0.;ing• full"explanat lons Jiavo •been' scatteredIbroadcast • through" the ,\u25a0 country and : the: fesult; thus far is:regarded as ;very :en-"fcouraging. .:\-^- \u25a0'.;'.' ,/

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: .Peternburfi: Rcg:l»tra*ion. .; ;•. \u25a0-

PETERSBURG. VA.v. September ;22:—(Special.)— "The 'registration to-day: re-sulted as follovvrs:/ '.' '":\u25a0;

':':'":;:'-'-y ,Registration to-day' resulted.) -whites,'

R6; colored. 15; total- registration jto- date:Whites. '1,318: colored; 507.'

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THE^ATJIHERST. HOMICIDE:•;};!•;•.--

\u25a0 Scliedale In ECect May 25, 1002.liEAVE -RieHJU'I.TO (DAILY), BYRIK

\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"-: ':' STREET STATION..' :

\u25a00:00 Al IL;NORFOLK LIMITED." Ar-, rives Norfolk.U^O A. 3d. Stop3only\u25a0

.at Petersburg,*: Waver ly/ and Sut-\u25a0

• -.- .f01k.., Stops at l-Wakefleld only to;s \u25a0 let off passengers \u25a0 hoidins ticketsJ-' jtcom Richmond and Petersburg. l-oios A. M..;THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.;.. tor LynchDurg,; Roanoke,- ;Coluna-\u25a0.,..- bus. and: Chicago. Buffet {Pario;'; Car Petersburg to .Roanokp; Ptill-

t \u25a0 ;-\u25a0-: man Sleeper Roanoke"

to% Colum-" .. 4bus ;ialso, for Bristol. Konxville.and 1Chat*? nooga.- Pullman Sleeper

'-. -As°anoke,to iCnorville.. . . .-,lriOP. ;M., Roanoke - Express, for: 'Farmville," Lynchburg.. Roanoke._„,.'and intermediate; stations. '.

"- 3;OO P. M.. Ocean Shore Limited. .Ar-• rives;Norfolk 5:20 P. M. Stops only:,:'; at Petersburg,: Waverly^ and Suf- ;ii-. :folk. = Connects, at* Norfolic with

ateaaiers' to:"• Boston, \ Providence."\u25a0.;\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- > .Kew jYork-Baltimore;-audWash-.:^i- ington.

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w:2S;P.'M., for Suffolk Norfolk,and In-"X- -\u25a0\u25a0-~ternaedlate stations." "-Arrives at?i. at: 10:40 P. M. ,;"?y-AS p.',c M.: ;for Lynchburg

'and sßo*-"

;. "noke. Connects at '^ynchburg with\u25a0.• .' \u25a0'i*"ijvashlngton' and:Cnattanoog^ Urn-\u25a0

;•\u25a0 .' lted.-IPuUman' ISletpers;Lynihbursi ;tocMemphis -rand "New Orleans:"*V-::-c Cafe.vParlor, "and; Observation Cara•:- . ..» Radford >: to VAttala, \u25a0 Ala; \u25a0\u25a0 Pullman

.:\u25a0:•;,\u25a0 cHieeper ;between ;.Richmond,and.-; -Lynchbu/g.r Berth* *Teady, fori-oc-

\u25a0 \u25a0;.'-cupancy at 8:30 P.- M:•-;Also.:.Pull-

\u25a0;- man '\u25a0 Sleeper :Peters burg and "

Roa-\u25a0\u25a0-:.:'. -•;\u25a0•. noke. \u25a0:. ;>..:-\u25a0•\u25a0. v"^.-."..:."'".':,-.--'

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yralna ?r axrlve": Richmocd-:from .-Lynch--

};r^JSburg»and: tte 'West sdaily at tTas::i SA;;M;. Jl:5O P^M.. and S:3«s p. M.:

:• V'from -\u0084= Norfolk .and \u25a0>-'tha > Ea*t. at•:j\:-'11:10 >A^M.V^1X:-43^A:-M.ir{land; Omce:fß3S;Malnystreet:.: V : :

;V;' JOHN E..WAGNBR, ,\u25a0\u25a0;

.. ;:;« '.Clty^Passenger and ;Ticket .'Agent. ,7-:\ f>;;/-:;-';:';;,;-:'--;,--^a'H.';BO8LEY.vr.:,"-; :- • • Dlatriot 'Passenger «Agent.m• ..---- .W.*'B^BBVnJU^i;.-.? :'"\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0*:>' *.'-:'\u25a0. . • General sPaasenser/Aifeiit..-

fe2S '4fTriKsr-DuiliRevnucrCnUer; for Ser-;

\u25a0 '\u25a0 vice on tli* iMlneH.:.;',Tlit..i'evenuetCutter^Tujicarbra 1has ..beencompleted iat.the

'Trigß Shipbuilding,;C6m-.

ffeahy's^yards! anu will'.'.be-]; towed' to'\u25a0 Bal--;timore to-day by.{the

'revenue^cutter:AVi-

'tiona^ -where; her -furnishlngsj.will! be: sup-plied. " . ' --

\u25a0; The ; /l^aciroraV win!:'beY inservice .':on"pa^iSuiwiorya^lilichigahT'i'Sheiiwillicarry, one s three-pbundj rapld-flre -gun for-?Bvard;/ which"- wlU^«^litute|;hjerj^arma-':s.toenJ^Hpheri>u-iak:|eit :;Ifori?Bpeedt?th'ei!^lKaW^»ad6^i6jkMUl«efclio)^Jnltf,',-: •\u25a0\u25a0-i.'". "\u25a0\u25a0-*-\u25a0' :C-.-: C-.-- '\:,\.-J- '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0: -"\u25a0"\u25a0•\u25a0:; :;V^.:;;V »-.' -.•\u25a0\u25a0 -; \u25a0 -.\u25a0..,•;/.-,: \u0084,V» ,—^

lvilllnb Followed .'a;Bnite-Bnll}Game

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AMHERST: COURTHOUSE."' SepteihWr.:22.—(Special.)— Edjjar>:Reynolds,-^ ailyoungman "

fromiBig?lsland.";'Bedforcl" county,"was :';shot and ,killed*by

f:Silas £Sneadi^i ainegro.:nearj Pedlar.:1Mills,vinj;thisicounty;|Saturday.!', evening >lask'^Young;;Reynolds'\u25a0was'

one :of ;:a>base-ballsteamS thatfihad!been -playing":the*"Pedlar..iMlils~t»amgonjthat:day.Sand;ireturningShomei';thofeb6ys :

aidifflcultyi-with;thenegro^S^^k^tS^vV.. -*»§§sg inithe scuffles a' gun <in1the hands ofmss&r^^yUKbmtsfiaiHh^ load *aUa&-

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. Any number of gppd,;re-- liable rUpright -Pianos \u25a0 have'

come .to our. store•the -:;past^.mmith^i: Pianos :;

-that have: been takeri^in,ex-change in.partipayment on,

). Stieffmprights; ;To-dayl weoffer :^an; :exceptionally ;fine \u25a0

bargain ;iar very_;.pretty :ma-^ihogany/upright;; sweet tone,

\u25a0Oeasy;actipnXr^tuned^fep6l-^ishedj-and in thorouglirjTef

\u25a0pair. "Cost, -...when new,

:.^32s>iOU^.;i?Teniis,':_sssper>m6nt;fi?; i?Teniis,':_sssper>m6nt;fi? v^AVe^; -will^g^ra^^e^this'instru^

ment :fbr< -five;-,years,. and:take jit as •'ipart !payment yon

\u25a0;;>a ;;rie\y.^S_ttev-.?.in^three^ears:v :E>r:opiin*and-'< ,look it over. H

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- CHA^: n. ISTIEFF,igEastj;B^oad|St reetvl

: RICHHOND, VA; J j

IMi-r - list ofCused&Pi-j01d:'Phone:3ii6.--anos. :-.' ::\

Mahogany Upright

Piano for $100.

•J'EK F-kVOIUTi: ILOL'TKNUH'i<iL

/ LSAVEiIUCUiIU^U.\u25a0ii»BP. iL. No. 18. \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0Baltimore Lia^^§ I,daisy, except SaiuUy.-s fof AUj

Point, conaectias at. '.V«\u25a0**\u25a0*^Tjwith steamers iur

'SaluniJrd i-

J \u25a0; York-river landings." ;."•:-\u25a0

?-::'iiis P^M.;:No.v

ID. doily, except

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vdays, local express ror K«5Si.r-?-.-atidini<;rmedi;tte stations. Cotui^r^ ;^ •\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0-; wiihvstage ;at ;Lester Manor •«

V ;Walkeriou^and iTappabunr.oc^.

::r;-\u25a0\u25a0-;: :r ;-\u25a0\u25a0-; daily. «capt :- Smiduy. fof \u25a0\u25a0**".

;:-••- /connecting .:with-;.-.;s:r.se »-

, ,-\u25a0,-\u25a0 Manor =for. "VVall£er*or.aaa a**'*'

ARRIVE KICIIMWo',,0'\u0084

*oiisA: 31. vK0:^15;;i daily, -trora A«;>"~ ;Point;;with connection iroOT ***.

more, except Monday. ,f

•io-45 'A'Si;. ?NO.<9. "dally, except Sun^J

..->.-\u25a0*-- and:Mondays.-;.---^, •„.... \u25a0 :" .

P.rM.T:daily.-except Sumla^*- l'

West Point ana \u25a0

:»nternJ«-«»a M

IJ- :'v.;wtions.- r.-^^'i::\u25a0: :\u25a0\u25a0, }_'\u25a0\u25a0• „,„„« b*

16 will make no itopa

itween C-Rlchmond |and >Quinton._

g Steamers sail from W tat Stouit a-^Lrl vdally;Sexcept

'Sundays.'^- Stearaerb

«-j' \

:Aorjv.and rAllmond* .Tuesday. Thursdays.Saturdays. \u25a0 'I^—'^VQTBL'Rr ..

q_ H,;'ACKtii'v •

iRICHMONDMNDIjBEIERSBURGIm.

ICARSiiLKAVRaCORNTSRsPEr.KVW'AXD;r'

SEVENTHi STREETS. 1£MAX- V :. - J .CHESTER. .. \u0084

* '- ".-Imverf' hour: from ft a. M.

'to NTPMM;"

|;Lastscar.ill:3o?P.'M.'1imiViCARSCLEAVESfPETERSBimGj^S

30 'Minutes*After?.Ever>-sHour.S frora \6:30a. m. try i'>:»,p.^r:ar^u%^

3Sghdayiape,cla,l|V!squr«lons,^

The -Last; Excnrsiqn :-of-the^efopto'

Via R.,'F. &JP: R. R. / .MONDAY, September 29; 1902

\u25a0.Train Cleaves c>Broad and^Hancock 'istreets j"•rMondayTmorning'Vat"; 9 o'clock. -','.,;' Beturning.V ;leaves Ninthi;- andavenue;*'" Washingtonj > Tuesday,'^ September

(soth^at 6P. M.,?sharp. : /-- -

.=1£ Bound-Trip ffare *Richmond .•\u25a0 tol"Washington,-

\u25a0' ' , "-

.WE GO RAIN,.OR. SHINE.,; -^;,

For tioketsTMidy informa^oni'^inqittire \of J.

fiii'sTh6nipson7?2o £'bast \u25a0Broad s atreiet,^and^litthe train, :

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iigTrain*stops at:all;regular: stations between ]

\u25a0Rldhmond:andiQuantico. ;;•;-, V- . :^.. V.'v

IRGIBI4 MYIGATIUN CO..

f^^JAMES RIVERY^gl?: DAY LINE.:''\u25a0 -steamerf Pocahontas leaves teveryCikiON-;D\Y";WEDNESDAY.£and ;FRII>AY;;fat:

.7 fAf*MrSfor.iNorfolk.-';Portsmouth^^Oia^Point SfNews.W^Claremont.'^andiijames-river,f landiiigsVsfand Vconnec tirfg~at

'Old fPoint1and|Norfolkp for.;,Washington^Baltimore.«;aiidCthe: North:-:.. &^^ssffi»mState-rooms preserved \;for,the nfghtfat'Imodcrate^ prices.;- : '-;.-,

'direct- to*the" wharf;>SParA;rorilyjSlisosand-£ %l~;tof;Norfoik. MustoSbyjGrand Orchestrion. .;.':.-±;'- ,X.

'-V-:-

;for^aboye-named Tplac&i|

iandsaUs.point3Sin*Eastern;^V3rslri!a>land;iNorthiCarolihail^lHVXN^WTSlSiaEßJ^

\u25a0 .; ;-./\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\r -"::'•':. ;;-,-': ,'.GeneraK '-Manager.' w

"Lay the. proud usurpers lowTyrants fall,in every; foe!Liberty's in every blow.' ,

Let us do, or die!"':- .

"By Oppression's woes :and .pains.

By your sons, in servile chains..We will drain our dearest veins,

But they shall be free!

"Now's the day, and mow's the hour—

See the front o'battle:iour ;!•\u25a0:.. ,V-

See: approach proud Edward's pow'r—

: Chains arid slaverie.r

"Wha will'be .a traitod knave? '-.'•

Wha can :fill ajcoward's grave? ;

"What sac base as be.; a. slave? ; ; .'\u25a0Let him turn and flee.

-- ,

"Wha for.Scotland's King and law,

Freedom's sword will strongly. draw, •

Freeman stand or freeman fa.'

.Let him follow me. ;; . -:,,. : \u25a0\u25a0;;;-

BAI^QGKBURI^, , \u25a0.*< (By.Robert Burns.) \u25a0

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"Scots .wha \u25a0 ha e ,wi! Wallace' bled;1

Scots wham Bruce has aftcn'-led,

Welcome ito-your gory -bed, \u25a0...-.<-

, Orto victorie. ".;.\u25a0\u25a0-;\u25a0 ";'\u25a0\u25a0•.-