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seem to imply. The "delignnu, "ah AZ
Byron speaks OF cannot be enurey uu'
to the woods, now. unhappily, no more,
II must owe something to the zen, anu ~, ~
the sand which, In fact, conssltll.es Tue
undersoi Of the whole region. The tra aver,
Ter will not now find the same temp,al,o,m
TO bury himself In "a boundless contlgu',y
OF shade,' where he may muse III son,
tude over the world he cannot ihce, aiu
can scarcely hope or pray for. But he VIII
find many text for speculation on ine
vcisstudes OF wealth and empire. tbs
almost buried city was once the capital OF
an empire occupying much larger pro-
portion OF the world then known TO mer-
chants and rulers than England can
boast to possess OF the larger world
known in these days. The cen
tire OF political gravity moved elsewhere,
and il had to become the humble member
OF larger system. 1t Is now hardly even
remembered ever to have been more than an
out-of-the-way Italian city, far up an IN
land sea, and incapable OF stretching out
an arm, by land or by sea, for any grand
enterprise. Whose turn will 1t next be 10
accept that lower rank, which is always the
step TO rank lower still. till lower there
cannot bei
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A Cats Friendship for u sparrow


Few people IN Cincinnati who hayeeyer
been i'm Grandpa Hawley's news depot
have failed TO observe an enormous brlndle
cat Familiarity reclining on the desk OF Tue
venerable proprietor. Actors from all over
the country have made point OF gong mo
this rendezvous when they visit Cineinnau,
and OF paying their respects to OLD Tommy.
Some OF the visitors to this day carry
marks on their hands as reminders OF Tom
methods Of rebuking too much familiarity.
He has been there for years, and has grown
irritable as he has waxed in age and ayoir,
dupois. Tom is strictly carnlvorous, ana
is as fond OF yellow legged chicken, roDin'
or fat canary as any other member OF MS
numerous specie. His appetite l. so great
that a pound OF meat scarcely answers ior
his morning lunch. Imagine, therefore,
the surprise OF those familiar with his
tastes when on last Saturday they went
into the basement OF the store ana
discovered the old mOilser entertain
ing a Young half-nedged sparrow which
had been crowded from its nest, situated
in the cornice over the store. and when
had futtered to the sidewalk and thence
into the basement. The little bird was
cozily nesting i'm the long fur which de-
corates old Toms back, and there 1t was
yesterday and there it has remained ex-
cept at brief intervals, ever since. AL
night Il nestles under the fur OF the
old cat. which, approaching the ten
derness OF the little ward, moves as care
fully as an experienced nurse. as II fearing
that any sudden movement would XII IL I;
and when the old fellow rises TO his ieet
and walks about, he does it with all the
stately bearing OF home-guard officer, a.
il fearing he would shake of and lose the
queer little passenger. Yesterday the DlrI
flew down on the floor Of the basement, and
Numbered into hole, where II became last.
one OF the clerks Of the store discovered
the birds predicament, and at the same
time watched the old cat vainly endeaYor--
ing TO rescue IL. The clerk finally restored
the sparrow to It's foster-parent, ana ola
Tom expressed his satisfaction in pro-
Ioueed plIr-r-r-r. So much engrossed Is the
mouser with his novel pet that he remains
i'm the basement all the time. He has mol
been seen at his fayorite place on his mas
ter's desk for three orfour days.
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Asleep on the Telegraph Wires.


People have been known to sleep on
housetopS. in the branches Of trees, and on
rare occasions In sleeping-car, but proba-
bly, the first ease OF any one selecting the
top OF telegraph-pole a. lodSing-place
occurred Thursday night. Shortly after
midnight Jack Donegan, one OF the linemen
employed by the telephone company, APP
peared, fully equipped in his working uni
form, including climbers, at Wood Broth
ers' ice-house, at the foot OF Holmes street,
and asked the men i'm charge for the loan
Of short piece OF plank. Surprising that he
wanted to use II in making some repairs OF
telephone lines, a large number OF which
pass directly in front Of the ice-bouse, they
gave him the plank, but were unprepared,
By the surprise which awaited them, for
Donegan, taking the board under his arm,
climbed to the top OF high pole near by,
and, laying the plank across the wires,
coolly rolled up his coat for a pillow, and,
stretching himself on the plank, composed
himself for a snooze, and was soon snoring
AS peacefully as a babe In It's mothers
arms. The employees OF the ice-house eX-
pected to see him fall every moment, but
were afraid TO make any attempt to wake
him lest II should brighten him and pre-
cipltate his tumble. About 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning Officer Harrington
came along, and, being made ac-
quainted with the situation, yelled
at the bigh-minded individual roosting at
the top Of the pole, and endeayored to per-
suade BIN to come down from his lofty
perch. Donegan wakened up in good or
der, but failed to recognize Harrington's
authority TO order him to come down.
Finding persuasions OF no avail, the officer,
not to be outdone, and being something OF
climber himself, 4" shinned" up the pole,
and by the application Of little force
brought his man safely down TO terra iirma,
and once more Donegan was taken to the
station, and few hours afterward arraign-
ed In the Police Court and fined % for
drunkenness. Donegan says sleeping on
the top OF telegrapb-poles Is one OF his IA
yorite pastimes, and he is unable TO see any
reason why he should be disturbed in his
repose.
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ADissipafed Parrot.


4 Bddle-street gentleman is the posses
sor of a parrot endowed with wonderful
mowers OF locution. Ii seems TO enjoy it,
gift, and is constantly chatting with lhem-
bers OF the household and passing strah-
gers. Green-grocers, butchers, ana itiiie-
rant merchants seem TO be special objects OF
interest to the feathered lingliist, who IN
terrogates them with laughable persistence
and badgers them with seeming gee III
their discontinue. Its talk l. ceaseiess,
and a. consequence its vocabulary has
grown wonderfully large. As a MILWAUKEE,
bird il has added TO its lingual accom-
plishments remarkable capacity lor the
absorption OF lager beer. Given tln-cup
full of the foaming beverage, II VIII carry
il to its beak without delay and swallow
the malt moisture with satisfaction. One
drink Is ALWAYS insufficient, and the cup II
returned TO the donor with an Impatient
request for "More beer More beer -
Sometimes its appetite in this regard Is
huinored until the copious libations begin
10 tell on Polly's BRAN. The cage Is
opened and the maudlin bird stalks
across the room with stiff dignity. Find
ing locomotion impeded, for reasons
known to the laughing spectators, II lays
is head backwards. and giving sidelong
leer, cries out What's the matter WIN
my legYn "What's the matter win my
leg ?" On being told that 1t is drunken
ness, the staggering bird, with evident ex,
ASPIRATION, cries out: You're iiar 2,
"You're liarl" The actions OF the parro'
while "under the influence are so anu
sing that il is often INDUCED TO the polnI
of inebriety for the purpose OF exhibition,
and Polly evidently likes both. The bird
need have little fear OF the usual results OF
dissipation, as it has no hair to g pun
after debauch, and no boots to hold the
phantom snakes
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Horrors Of the pittsburgh Jail.

A Pittsburgh telegram says: The wo-
mems auxiliary committee to the State
Board Of Charities have just forwarded
their report on the inspection OF prisons
in this county to the president Of the
Board, at Harrisburg. In their report con-
corning the Pittsburgh jail they say II the
men Of the city had known OF its horrors
they would have had 1t demolished before
to-day. The cells are only large enough
for two persons, but are crowded with as
many ss niue prisoners In each. The only
light Is from narrow aperture IN the roof,
which lights the second tier, while the only
light ON the lower tier IL through the door
OF each cell. The cells are chambers Of
horrors, wanting light and air. Hardened
criminals are herded with young boys and
depraved women are shut up with young
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A Strange Incident.
An OLD SEAL FOLLOWS HER CAPTIVE OFF
SPRING EIGHTY NILES.

lSanta Barbara Pressl
An interesting incident, illustrating the
maternal affection OF the animal Tor It's
Young, was brought to notice during the
visit OF an excursion party to Anacapa Is
land. A young seal pup, only lew months
old. was brought away from the island by
little Ernest Whitehead, who desired TO
take il home for Il pet. The little animal
was secured by a rope around one
~ its fins. and tied within small
yawl belonging to the sloop. Shortly De-
fore sailing a large seal was noticed SWIM
minp around the sloop anchored off the
cove where the capture was made utterlng
loud barks. and ut times howlng plteousiy'
No particular attention was paid to the an
imal at the time. or to the llite captiNe'
which at times parked in response To the
old dams plants. The boat sailed away,
making for Ventura shore. When oil san
Buenayentura calm nthe wind decreased
the speed OF the boat, when large seal
was noticed near by.
ON reaching the wharf AT Santa Barbara
at . O'Clock next morning seal was again
discovered swimming about the boat. III
was not supposed that this was the mother
Of the captive, or ont OF pity for its misery
the pup would have. been thrown over,
board. To better secure the pup untll
daylight, the rope was taken from ITS
lin and il was tied up in Il iute-sack and
let loose OH the deck. soon after
coming to anchor the seal responded
TO IFS mothers invitation by cast
ing itself overheard, all tied up a, it was
within a sack. IL is asserted by the man
o,, docl, that the mothpr seized the sack,
and. with her sharp teeth, tore open the
prison OF her offspring. This, however, Il
a mere conjecture. II it did, the little pup
was saved; otherwise, il would drown tied
up in the sack. The incident was the more
interesting from the fact that the old seal
had to follow the sloopat least eighty miles
over the ocean in hopeful endeayor TO
rescue its young.
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girls Just starting on the road Of evil and
capable OF reformation. The f6od is IN
sufficient. The women prisoners are ne
elected, and the committee ask for the CO.
operation OF of the women Of Western
Pennsylvania to alleviate the condition Of
their fallen sisters. The report recon-
mends new Jail at once, but exonerates
Warden Smith and lays the blame on the
prison inspectors OF the county.
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FLOR the Dispatch.I
Tho Dinerence.

loved you. dear. with all the love
MY soul had power for feeling:
Your love did your souls surface move,
Its unmoyed depths concealing.
gave you freely all my heart,
Its treasures all unfolding;
You gave Of yours little part,
The truest, best, Withholding.
You were the whole OF life IN me,
All other needs destroying;
made 10 pass more merrily
The life you were enjoying;
And since from you asked no less
Than true loves full completeness,
learned 10 know loves bitterness,
You only knew its sweetness.
And vixen at last there did remain
OF our dead love no token,
Your heart beat calmly on again,
While mine IL crushed and broken.
BRRT lNCIIss
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@ 0EE u sSsE 9

@ r. - g ~
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-schedule
JULY 3. 1888:
600 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; stops
only mt Milford and Fredericksburg.
sleeper from jacksonville To WASH
iDgtOn.
I1.lO A. ~, leaves Byrd-street station daily tex.
cept SundaysD.
A4SP. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
sleeper from savannah tn New lork.
l1l3A. NJ, arrives at Byrt-Strtet station daily
sleeper from New York 10 savannah.
2:4lP NJ. arrives at Bvrd-street station ,iaii> !;
stops at Frederic ssburg, Milford, ana
Junction. sleeper from Washington
TO Jacksonville. -
GASP N, arrives al Byrd-Street station univ
except sundays.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS;
e.o2 A NJ leaves EIba: arrives at Ashland n
TIA A. NJ stops at Hungary.
A.oo y NJ mmosiation: leaves Broad-Stfeet
station; arrives at Ashland at o:os
7osp leave. Eliza; arrives at Ashland a,
SOS T.. NJ. stops at Hungary.
6.O5 An. arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland ~
5:2s A. NJ. stops at Hungary. n,
s:35 A. NJ, accommodation; arrives at br9au,
Street station leaves Ashland ~ ''oo
A. VI. .,,, -,
s:lOP. ~, arrives AT Elba; leaves Ashland ~
5:34 NJ. stops al Hungary.
G.. A.TAYLOR- General Ticket Agent
EFT. ID. MYERS, General SUPERINTENDENT
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The object Of TIT, suit is 10 subject 56s acres of
land situate Ina Ashland magtserial district Han
over county, Va, adjoining the lands of Semle
Elicit and Others, now Ia the possession OF VIII
liam L. White trustee for y. G. Wood aud chill
dren, and OF which William NJ. Mitchell died
lied aud possessed, and which was conveyed by
one W. G. Mitchell claiming 10 he the only heir 1t
law of the said Wiiliam NJ. Mitchell, deceased. Ia
the said William l.. White, trustee as aforesaid 10
the payment Of Judgment obtained In the COrpo-
ration Court of Fredericksburg on December Ia.
1887, IN favor OF Edward Mcdowell, endorsee.
against the said william W. Mitchell, John ".
Mitchell, and others, for the sum OF 1907 81, with
d per ceutum per anuuIn interest thereon from
the 9th day OF October. 1887. I'LL paid, and 1896
costs: which said judgment has been assigned 10
The plainlih. John 4. Goodrich.
And affidavit having been made aud Med that
the defendants John W. Mitchell aud W. e.
Mitchell are non-rcsdents of the state Of Vir-
gina and that due dill gence has been Used On be-
half or toe plainun 10 ascertain whether The "a
defendants are living or dead, and " dead, he
names aud place or places of residence OF their
heirs At law. without eiect II Is or'ered thai the
said NONRESIDENT parties, aud parties whose names
ARE unknown. do appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order aud do what Is
necessary 70 protect their lntere,ts herein.
copy-Teste. j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
X. II. cARDwELL, pa, au l2-law&w
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The Vicar OF STANDARDIZATION has
dgnided his willingness TO allow the re-
mains OF Shakespeare to be exhumed. The
object In disturbing the remains Is to COM
pare the skull Of the poet with The bust
and portraits OF him.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .,fgss,
" COMPANY. sSRxask-s },
FOR NEW YORK.

rms company wll dispatchune of therspleadio
lteamers-GUI ANDOTTE. ROANOKE. MAN.
HAITIAN, Old DOMINION. and RICH OND-
EVERY TIESDAl. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
fFor hours Of sailing, see advertisement be0w.I
steamers leave New ORR II ESDAl :, Illi RS
DAY :, and SAT RDAIS At 3 +. VI. from Pier 26
lncN uumDerl, North river. foot OF Beach street
They nave splendid saloons, stale-roOins, ano
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare To New York Including meals
aud berthj. $40: rOund-Irip tickets us steeage,
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence, 80.
Freights tor points beyond New Ork Forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred
Freight received until o'clock L. VI. daily.
FOr furtherlntOrmati0n apply To
GEORGE ". ALLEN co.. Agents,
ofiep CpmBuuyfs WltrVpz. Rockets,
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,


Frrigb: received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
smltnneh, ana Hampton; Washington, u. g.;
NcwberE, Washington. aud 1arhoro', y. C., and
all points IA Eastern North Carolina; also, fOi
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Old Point. and all regu-
lar landings ON james river, at LOWEST RATES
aud through bills Issued. l.. u. TAIUM,
~ IL Superintendent.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEG a AN Y
N RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JUNE II, lH-3.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
T9O A. ~ NAH. daily Except sunday, for
lynchbuTg, Lexington, anu Chiffon
t0Igr connecting az l. nchhurg with
kir.Yt IA Midland railway for ala
pOints north, and Norfolk and West
crn IA. road iOr knoxville. Chat
tau"oga, NlaHts, Nashville, Louis
vile. Memphis New Orleans, aud All
point Ia the south, southwest. and
1eNa. Sleeper Llnchburg L. Nm
ORLEANS aud Memphis Wltnnrt
change ArrNcs Lyn hJurg, $50
T. VI; arrives icNiugi0n, Dos T..
VI. arrives Chiffon forge, i.OJ f.N,
30 T.. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily tcNrepi
sunday between Richmond aud
3cOlts,ille.
$50 z. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily ,eSceps
Nundayl brtwccn Richmond,
Lyurltburs. Lexington, and Cbflon
kOrge. Runs "a Lynchhurg AID
Natural Bridge only On saturday
500 4 NJ sI%DAY EXCURSION between
Richmond aud Scott,yiih; stopping
atall iuucginedi.lie ,tatins.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.3h f. NJ MAIL daily except sunday
IO.l5 \. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily excerpt
7.2o A. N. sum- rxPREss daily .evc,ps
SuudaNl.
1880 4. 81. SUNDAY ENtURslON.
Trains between Richmond aud AlloghanN l,ark
run every hour. commanding at i.2O !. NJ Mon
DAYS wednesday, and Fndys. keiurnl1s' las,
train leayes Pump-iiouse at IL y. VI.
CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond With associated railways Tor All
painIs south, aud Richmond, fr,deticksJurs ana
Potomac railroad for all poInts North.
Slsspiag-edr attached 10 Nigh bLPress 1or
Lgnc6barg aad LeLiHg'Oa. berths,sl TO ynch-
burg. and si.25 20 Lexington.
Mall trains stop twenty minutes Al Naidrns
Adventure tor breakfast and sepgeII;.
A.. Oh General Passenger Agent.
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THOR NEW YORK.-The Old z~a


II Dominion steamship fon.pany's .2zs>kz<sa
proposed saliugs for the week following are:
WYAkOkE, Captain HULPHERS, FRIDAY,
August 8 lst, At o'clock y. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, sep
tember 2d, At , o'clock L. VI.
OLD DOMINION, captain WAIVER, TUES
DAY. September ith. AT O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until = o'clock l. VI. Friday, q
o'clock T.. VI. saturday, and 10 | O'Clock 7. NJ.
Tuesday
Through bills OF iading signed ana goods for
Waricd with dispatch To- All points north, south.
east. aud west: also % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Atiur-cabin fare 20 New York llncludlug meals
and BERTH, $40. rouud-trlpickc SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, -; without -uhsi -tfnce' 20.
Passenger leaving Richmond Mondays Tues.
DAYS, " edncsdays aud Saturdays boy The Richmond
aud Petersburg railroad al ll.3l 4. VI, or by
Chesapeake aud ohio railway ulG Ncwporrs News
AT 4 10 l.. VI. VIII make connection at Norfolk
with steamer leaving those days. Tickets to lr had
ai The Richmond and Petersburg depot, thesa-
peake and OHIO depot, and 4. W CARRIERS, 1000
Main street.
For freight or pa sage, apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents,
au99 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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All regular ua-,ruger trains stop Al Bon AR
PIiLNAN-CAE >tRN1tt
ON Itln JO- New work and Montgomery gtd
Washington aud DauNtlle.
81 Train J2-l,lchmund sud ptnVillr. and
Washington aud Augusta, Charlotte aud Mont
yoncry.
Tickets sold 10 all point south s9uthgt+t ana
louthwest. aud baggage checked through
NOlsy-oyrr check given On local ticket
VI. ~i.At.tlI iit.
hrnprsl Passenger agent
SOL HAAS, Frame Manager
L. NJ. K. IALCOII, ttencrtl Manager. Au3S
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Charles W. Errington. sergeant Of the corporation
OF Fredericksburg. and rs such committee al
ninistrator q. b. n. C. I. a. of William VI hitch"
ell deceased John ". Mitchell W. [: Mitchell :
William l.. White, trustee for = Z. WOOD and
children Fleming White, trustee ;. {. wood,
Bette Wood, Charles q. Wood, William l..
Wood. Fleming White England, the said VII,
liam l.. Wood aud Fleming " rte England
being infant, under The age 81 TWENTY -ohe years !;
John W. Mitchell and ". q. Mitchell; u The
said John W Mitchell or ". G. Mitchell BE-
dead ......... ............ Defendants,
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4:O5 4. VI
gOg - n

Train No. Al connects AZ burke iic with Nor-
folk and Western railroad f,,r FANNY NE, iSpch-
burg, and All southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through pasengcri stoDs AZ all STA.
lions. connecting AZ keysylle for all points on
Richmond and Mecklcnhurg railroad. a Suthrr-
lp's Win HittDa nt >uthriiln Narrow tiauEn
railroad fnr Nll'Or, l Greensboro for an points
ON salem Branch; A. Atlanta tor an points
south aud Southwest; of salisbury for an points
on Western North Caroline railroad.
Train No. 90 Through passenger and mail) stops
At all stations connecting al Sutherlink with MIL
ton and Suthcrlin Narr0w-GAuge railroad for
Milton; AT Greensboro for All point. on Salem
Branch and North I arOl IA division az Charlotte
with Charlotte. Celumnia I'd Augusta railroad Tor
COlnmhlS. Augnsfa, -ayaf uan.aud Florida uoiuts,
with Atlanta aud Charlotte div sion for Atlanta
and all points South aud Southwest
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond Al
1888 T. NJ, $50 4. W. aud II OF u. VI.
BON AIR PAssENGER SERVICE.
Trans
Leave
Richmond at..... -. ......6:S8 4. NJ & G.}O o. VI.
Arrive
Bon Air................... 4. NJ & 81 -
Cualncld. o. ...... .......I:lJ \. VI. no L VI
RETURNING
Leave
Coalileld 90 \. VI. & 9.io T.. VI.
Bon 10 \. NJ. 4 10000 T.. NJ
ArllNe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANA 1928 T.. VI.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

ONLY ONE DOLLAR 70 -
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIEWPOINTS NEWS,
AND NORFOLK.
ONLYs2 TO WASHINGTON, DC.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANis
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NEWP0RT'S NEWS,
NOKFOLk, IUkIsN0UTH, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
AT OLD POINT FOR HAMPTON
(by STAGE, BAL flMORh, AND the
NOKTH sAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO CONNECTS AT OLD POINT FOR
WASHINGTON, ID. e.,
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA,
Nrwpopr,s NEWS X WI4 ri STEAMER &C
Ne" V c6lAc FOR sMIrnfiELp;
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLN ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NOkE En;i. s5.0o MOI LIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON. ID. c., 81.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM 2jC. TO 90C.
MEALS, 75c.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states mali,)
". &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY, at 7 A. 81, STREET CARS
CONNECT IN FULL TlMED Tor aboye-name,
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk. Old
Point. and Viewpoints News on alternate days, ar
irving at Richmond al about T. NJ
Through ticKets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar.
beI' Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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WASuReyASsLsste

q ~ .ssasSs-s
UHEsAPEAKEANDU OHIO RAILWAY
I sCHEDULp ~ EyFECT JuNs 10, 1893.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and tincin-
o.u errrcss. l:a0 n. N. daily; mall, 9:lO 4. NJ.
daily Except sunday; Ashland, KY, and Colum-
bms Ohio, night express. 1910 Y. ~. daily lexcey,
Snndayl: for Norfolk and Old Point. 4:lO H. VI.
daily Except sunday, S:55 A. NJ. daily Except
'Isi1Xi,AY SPECIAL EXCURSION $50 A.
N Tor Viewpoints News and I'hPbus iOld Point
does NOT connect for Norfolk Returning, leaves
pho bus $40 y. NJ; Newport's News 800 L. VI.
Arrives Richmond 900 q. NJ.
THE 4:3O L. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond aud tharlOttes-
vile. -
A. NJ. Except Sunday. 4 l.. VI daily, and $3.50 Y.
NJ. iexcept Sunday; from Norfolk and Old Point,
1898 a. ". daily Except Sunday. and 1890 y.
" from Old Point and Norfolk Except sunday.
From Old Point sunday only $500 T.. VI.
Louisville aud Cincinnati fast-LiDe Pullman
sleeping-cars ana day c0achrs IRON Richmond Ia
Cincinnati, and from Charlottesville al J.. VI. Ia
Louisville.
Ticket iices: 1000 Main street aud Cbesa.
peske and ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER.
t.f General Passenger Agent.