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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
WILLIE.
Tic Farmers ConventiOn-The To-
baccO Iarhet.
iieernciaI teIegram % DC Dispatch.l

iSTecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DANylLLE, Va, February 2.-The
Fa.mers' Convention adjourned at a
late hour last night. Before adjourn
ment Major r.. V. Gaines, of Charlotte
county. Va, introduced a series of reso-
lutions, which caused much debate, but
were finally adopted, as follows:
/. That we hold the doctrine affirmed
by the Supreme Court of the United
States that railways are both public high
ways and common carriers, and as such,
exercising the sovereign right of emf
nent domain, they must be used for the
equal benefit of all people and are sub
iect TO their control.
Q. That the rights, privileges, and
franchises granted IN charters are limited,
and that public policy, as well as the
safety of the people, demands their with
drawal when used for the selfish pur-
poses of those controlling them or they
are otherwise abused.
3. The right granted to railways by
our Legislature to issue stock and bonds
without valid consideration is a great
wrong, since securities thus created are
only made valuable by leyyiDg a proper
Tomato tax upon all who used these roads.
4. That in view OF the fact that the par
value of securities Issued by the railways
of this State exceed 5000, 100000 and
that the actual cost of construction is more
than double their estimated value for
taxation, that the assessment for 1887,
amounting to Sl46, 477.42, calls for ladi-
cal reform on this subject.
8. That railways and allotherproperty
belonging TO corporations in this State
should be taxed like land at its face cash
value.
6. We earnestly invite the attention OF
the Legislature TO the unjust discrimina-
tons against local traffic Of our railways,
and beg for such relief as the nature OF
the case demands.
Tobacco breaks were very heavy to-
day and sales failed toget around. Stock
of strictly good quality brings fine
prices, and buyers are eager to get into
all such grades. Prices for the weed
continued to be maintained, and nearly
all piles put up are allowed to so ut
the prices bid. The sales OF leaf to-
bacco at the warehouses last month
amounted 10 100000 pounds (; for four
months OF the tobacco year, 10, 700, 600
pounds, as against $500, 900 pounds last
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

" ORA VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
LARGE LOr At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
or THfRTY-rHiRD AND o STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
The Iennc.see Midland.


Matters with the Tennessee Midland
Railroad Company are progressing swim
mingly. Friday the stockholders met at
the company's Office in this city and
elected the following directors A. s.
Buford, T. c. Leake, Jr., James 7. Gray,
and r. II. Temple, of richmond, Va.
b. A. Van Setback, of Philadelphia, PA.
W. d. Bethel, G. W. Macrae, Ro. L.
Traylor. and ". S. Bruce, of Memphis,
Tenn. The Board of Directors met yes
terday at II o'clock aud reelected the
following officers A. S. Buford, presi-
dent T. c. Leake, Jr., vice-president
Ro. L. Traylor, secretary and treasurer
r. II. Temple, chief engineer. The
work of construction, both to and be-
yond Jackson, is advancing rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
A Sad Affection.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, February Mrs Alvah ".
Briggs, postmistress at the Cottage
Grove avenue OF the Chicago pOst-otlice,
died this morning under peculiarly dis
tressing circumstances. Yesterday her
husband dropped dead shortly after
leaving the house in perfect health, and
when Mrs. Briggs was made aware OF
her bereavemeIs she went into serious
fainting fits which ended in her death.
The remains of both will be taken to
Ogdensburg, n. Y, for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
RIair School Hi.

To the Editor Of the DiSpdtch
In your issue of the 29th instant cor
respondent signing himself &C." takes
me severely to task for a short and hum
bic communication from my pen in your
issue of the 25th instant.
Referring to a positive affirmation OF
the Washington Post, that if the Blair
school bill is passed by Congress the
President will veto it, said if he does
and is candidate for reelection he will
almost certainly lose the electoral votes
of several southern States notably Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
Referring TO this prediction, &C. :"
charges me not only with being guilty Of
bad taste, but says "it looks nightly
like an Anarchist was about, and that he
would move the people to the use of dy-
Mantle.
Surely if &C" can see anything like
anarchism or dynamite in my language,
he must be suffering very seriously from
adisordered imagination, possibly caused
10y visions Of the ghosts of the recently
departed dyramitards of Chicago. Whilst
he writes so fippantly about dynamite,
self throws bombs not only at me, but at
all who differ with him on the Blair
school-bill question. But while his
bombs make considerable noise, they
are really very harmless, inhictlng
wounds which are hardly skin deep, and
therefore easily healed.
But seriously &C." intimates very
strongly that he is himself opposed to
the Blair bill, and compliments Morgan,
of Alabama, on account of his speech
made against il upon constitutional
grounds.
Now, is not this the "milk in the cocoa
nut after all--is not &C. g" own oppo-
sition TO it the chief cause of his attack
upon me, rather than because j, in o
kindly and patriotic spirit, yentured TO
admonish the President as 10 the senti-
ments Of the people OF the South with
reference to this important question ?
While am not lawyer and claim 10
have but little knowledge as to tho con-
stitutional arguments for and against the
Blair bill, yet l submit that l may.
without presuming very far, claim TO
have good opportunities of knowingthe
necessities aud sentiments Of the southern
people as &C" hos Look at this state
ment by him Besides, the people are
not by long shot universally in favor
OF the bill. but are getting sick of it"
Ny statement was that the people Of the
eouth we're "almost universally in favor
OF it," Now, i respectfully submit that
&C." must have read the leading news
papers OF the South with iaundiced eyes
10 have arrived at any other conclusion
than that an overwhelming majority OF
ourpeople, Of oil colors. classes, and pol
itics, are in favor OF the enactment OF this
important measure. Certainly in both
yirginis and North Carolins, next TO the
desire for an abolition Of the tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
PETERSBURG.
A NUMBER OF COUPON SUITS IN BEADI-
MSS
The Palmer Forgery Case-Good Prices for
Tobacco-Two Short Railroads
Personal.
rcorro.pondoncc Of Tho Richmond Dispatch J

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 2, 1888.
II ia learned from tho attorney for the
Common wealth that the papers in 427
cases OF the suits against citizens of Pc
tersburg for paying their taxes in cou-
pons have beea prepared, and the cases
docketed for trial at the term OF the Cir
cult Court which opens on the 9th OF
this month. There are nearly 200 OF
these cases in which the Commonwealth
attorney has not had time TO prepare the
papers. and these will have to be post
poned until the fall term of the court.
The trial of the Palmer forgery case
has occupied tho Hastings Court all
day-the third day Of the case, and the
probability is that it will not he con-
cluded before the end of the week. MIR.
Crowder, whose name is alleged to have
been forged TO Palmers note, has been
the only witness thus far examined.
The jury have been kept together for
three days, and frequently when ques-
tons OF law arse and are discussed the
jury have TO be sent out in charge OF the
Sergeant.
A wel-known Dinwiddie farmer
brought his crop of tobacco into market
yesterday. The prices realized we're
from Sl0. 30 for lugs to $l4.50 for leaf.
The quality of the crop ranked high.
Preparations are being made for the
prompt commencement of the work OF
building two railroads from this city to
the granite quarries on the State asylum
grounds, in Dinwiddie county. The
two roads will compete for carrying the
granite from these quarries, which ara
to be opened by a company of northern
capitalists who have already large con-
tracts to fill. The Norfolk and Western
company will build one of these roads
and Mr.. George Beadle, proprietor OF
the street railway, will build the other.
Bishop Randolph will visit the Fps
copal churches in this city on the last
Sunday in thismonth and administer the
rite of confirmation. ROBIN ADAIR.
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mo- Yon Rrmembar,

The wonderful discovery OF Professor
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curing mind-wandering, and vastly In
creasing the brain power for gathering
and storing knowledge OF ali kinds, is
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from his institute, 237 Fifth avenue, New
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
SMALLPOX Imported FROM China.

IBy Telegraph 20 mo Dispalch.I
SAN FRAYcIsco, February 1.-The
steamship Baltic arrived from Hong Kong
and Yokohama this morning with four
cases of smallpox on board. and was
placed III quarantine. This is the fourth
successive steamer from China which has
arrived with smallpox on board. The
City of New York, which arrived last
week, is still in quarantine.
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Sneaker Carlisle.
F9TFtHH VE IT If"'N'
TRv tAlcgraph 70 the DISPATCH,

IBy tsIcgraph % Inc DIsIaIcu'I
WASHINGTON, February 2.-SpeaRer
Carlisle was at the Capitol to-day, but
will not resume his official duties until to-
morrow He is looking well, but has
not yet completely recovered his
strength. The duty of appointing the
select committee TO investigate the Read
ing strike has been transferred to him,
and he is giving earnest attention to the
matter, il being his desire, as he says, to
make sure of the selection of five fair
minded, competent members OF the
HOuse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
OFFIcE OF CcNM'R WILLIAM NJ. TURPIs,|
No. 2, SHAFER's BUILDING,

To Al Parties ia Interest: Take notice that
have liked upon MONDAY. February q, lHss. at
A. NJ, and at my ONCE aforesaid, rs the time
and place for fully executing the requirement.
OF the decree OF which the foregoing is aa extract.
Given under my hand this % day OF Feb
ruary, 1888 WILLIAM Al. TURIN,
Commissioner.
MEADE HAsgrSs, p. q, l. r. PAGE, DC, p.p
70 Stat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
VORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
L POINT.
TRAINS DAILY.

The tavorite route 10 Baltimore. The steamers
Oh THIS ine are moies ~ beauty elegance, aud
comfort Leave Richmond 1919 p. NJ; leave
West Point Tuesdays. ihursdays, ana Saturdays
at p ~. leave Baltimore tuesdays, Thurs
GAYS, and SatgriayS at4 ". arrive &C Balti-
more A. NJ: arrive 90 Richmond lO;40 A. NJ.
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore Firstclass 8
second class. $50
The York River Line affords superior advan-
tages 70 business men In enabling them 20
leave Richmond near the close OF the days
transactions and arrive al Baltimore early next
morning. after having enjoyed a delightful
nights rest, free from the dust aud noise OF rail
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond Clwenty-thrd
Street depOD ..............-....... l';lJ \. NJ
Arrive Richmond Clwenty-urd
street depot. .......-....+.-. lc'4o - NJ
'Daily. tDsiy except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-ofilce: Foot Virginia street
Uptown office; Corner tenth and Main streets
JAS. J.. TAI LOk,
General Passenger Agent
j. :. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond Va
sol. HAAS. Tra1lc Manager;
f. 3. THOMAS. General Manager del
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBUBl

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
H And POTOMAC RAIiaOAD.-Schet-.'
commencing JANUARY :, ioos-eastorn 'An'-
ard time:
7:gS A. NJ. leaves Byrd Stree, ststioa daily s'og'
only az Ashland, Junction, Miief.
and Fredericksburg. sleeper p
Washington. Leaves Weshingicn TX
New York ~ ll:4O A. NJ.
s:l0 A. st., leaves Bypf-street station. - -
Pullman yestirule tain, on sc
extra fare Il charged. Runs yes
dayS Thursdays and s4tufia'N
Makes no local stops.
ii.cf A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dsAy, ~.
cept sunday Leaves Washing iNs
New York al A.l0P. NJ -
s:soP. NJ. leaves ByEd.s.roes station day
Sleeper 70 New YORK. ..r.
i0:ss A NJ. arrives al Byrd-Street station oa-'
Sleeper from New YORK. 49,.
2As y. NJ, arrives ~ Byrd.Street station "a
stops st Erederlek sbqfg, Mliu.u' o..
Junction. siee ser from NAshihs
7:i3 u. NJ, arrives Byri-sireet station, So
Pullman Vestibule train. On So
extra fare Il charged. kntS -.
days, Wednesdays, and f''-s'@
Makes no iecal stops All,
l0i5N NJ, arrives az Byri-Street stauon -, %
except sunday. sleeper nVlh
ington.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILr ExcEPr sUSDArs
cop. NJ. accom- modation leaves byFd->Ses'
station; arrives az Ashland a. :; :.
ecSP. NJ, leaves klos arrives a. A'his'-
sMAu sS ss arrives a. byri;
Street station; leaves Ashland A'S''
sssp. NJ. arrives ., Kle~ leaves Ashland -
G. A TAYLOR. General rics., as'S' . a
r 7. y. AyHaS GsasrAl sapsrin~sssA>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
Extract Of decree entered January 81. 1881

Extract Of decree entered January 81. 1SSS.l
"On consideration whereof the
Court doth sijudee, order. and decree that viii
liam NJ TnrpiD. one Of the commissioners OF this
court, take tue following accounts aud make the
following inquiries. and mako report thereof TO
this CoUrt-YiE:
~. Take, settle, and state an account Of all tho
transactions OF VI. l. McCue, administrator OF {.
". Purcell. deceased.
40. lake and state an account Of all Of the
estate real and personal, OF which the said c.
W. Purcell died seized and possessed. rTas en-
tilted 10, showing the annual aud fee-simple value
Of the real estate, its nature and quantity, ana
where situated.
~ Take aud state an account Of all dob.s out
standing against and due Dy the estate oil the
said c. W. Purcell. deceased, 10 whom cue aud
payable, their natures and amounts, and their
dignities and priOr!ties, showing specially what
debts are secured 10y liens, upon what property.
its assessed value, and where located
~. Take and state an account Of all debts Sc
cured by the deed OF trust from G. W. Purcell
to James j. Dooley and Philip 4. Purcell, tTus-
tees, bearing date on the 23d day Of March, lss2.
and Of the real estate embraced In the said
deed Of trust. ehowing tho assessed value and
the location OF esch lot or parcel. and what
other or prior ipcumbtences there may be upon
the said real estate or any portion thereof, and
particularly what debts arc stlll due and pay
able and secured 10 be paid By the said last
mentioned deed OF trust, including In this IN
curry the debt Of the plaintiff as set forth In The
said bill fled In this cause, together with any
other matters specially stated or which may De
required 10 DO 30 stated by any party IN inte-
rest provided. that the said commissioners
shall frat give notice OF the time aud place FOR
taking the said accounts and making the said
injuries by publication once a week for four
successive weeks Ia some newspaper published
In lhe city OF Richmond, which publication shall
be deemed equivalent 70 personal service OF
such notice on oil Of the parties except NJ. l.
McCue, administrator OF &. ". Purcell, de-
ceased. on whom personal service Of such notice
shall be made.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
CONNECTIONS

At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and ono
railway for tho south, West, sud Northwest
AZ Lynchburg with Norfols aud western ran.
ruai for all points South. Southeast and south.
west ami Virginia Midland railway Tor al poino
North aud south
AZ Richmond with Associated Railways tor All
points Ia the South. ami Richmond, fredericts'
burg And Potomac railroad FOR the North.
At Lexington with Baltimore AMI Onto raF
road. making clC.o connections ~ HsrpeFs
Ferry % aud from Pittsburgh aud tho West, ais0
20 points North aud taat.
Slespng-car dn1ehei 70 SgM ETpr,ss 70 Lynea-
burr
Seeplng-cars Lynch burg % Memphis, SeF o.
leans aud Little Rock.
Traus marked daily except sunday.
Ttckois sold tO al yD.ntA Oc.co- d. sAsi
Main street. 100 Mall street, ani ~ R'rhmoai
aad AllegnAny der o. kighin aui Canal .'reetS
IDuN H. MADhi kuD
nom General Pa eurer Af"n,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

James IT, Dooley and Philip T. Purcell, trustees,
aud John Purcell. Benjamin +. Lodd, aud John
b. Purcell, merchanis aud partners trading
under the style and frm-name OK Purcell.
Ladd 4 Co. 4; /. Davenport. Jr., = II. Purcell. :.
II. Lctchcr. Joseph f.. Gaines. NJ. J.. McCue,
administrator Of G. ". Purcell, deceased; VI.
L. McCue and Emma i. NcCue his wife; Philip
r. Purcell, Mcdaniel Purcell, 5. " Southei,
trustee Mrs. J.. A. Southall; W. L. Cowardin,
trustee the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, and Sarah Hart ........ Defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

FARMERS FARMERS y FARM
Il ERS !ll-Try our FARM FENCE, dog proof,
horse high. bull strong; try our GARDEN
FENCE, chicken proof. handsome. durable: Try
our BAkS-YARD FENCE, very cheap, very
strong, easily moved; try our ORNAMENTAL
FENCE for yards, lawns. &c.-yery pretty.
1900 to 2,0c0 feet can DO put up or moved In
day. Made Of pine or cypress, With from eight
10 twelve Galvanized Bessemer-Steel Wire 70 the
panel. -
No. 1880 FRANKLIN street.
W. O. STEGER, Manager de7-eod2m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- ExRCuTxD AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT.
ING-Houek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
L FARM SUITABLE FOR TRUCKING NEAR
TIE INTERCHANGEABLE TURNPIKE, Nl'hlN
A FEW MILES OF RiCHMOND.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust, dated August 5. 1887. and duly re-
corded In Henrico County Court. and al the re-
quest Of the holder Of tho notes therein secured,
default having been made. will sell, oy pupNc
auction, " llenrlco county court house, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1884,
AZ 70 o'clock NJ. the FARM described IN said
deed. All that certain TRACT OF LAND lying
IN the county OF HenricO, with all improvements
thereon, about four miles east = Richm"n I, con
tanning seyenty-aye acres three rOods ana
twenty-five poles. more or less, lying near the
Mecbanicsville Turnpike, being portion Of the
tract called RayonsWOod; bounded on the wet
by the land formerly OF Josiah -. Smiths estate
aud reaching from the Highlands 10 the Chicka-
homipy swamp.
TERMS: Cash IA 90 about $3.50, and tnd2) pay
able Luly !, 1873; S30A50 payable January !,
1889: s29J payable July I. 1889 SH0D paydbl"
January /. 1850: $3.50 payable July 1, 1870 So ~
payable January !. 1921 f2oj payable July !,
1921 s257.50 payable January !. 1872, and the
balance, II any, on such terms as may re thought
bOst. HEohnh d. ~
ia 9a6t Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhi. nay.
BY James d. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1li3 Main street.
ATrcTTONsALE


COMMISSIONERS AUCTTONSALE
" or A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
LARGE LOr AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
or TIifRTY-rHiRD AND o STREETS.
Blackwell and a''l In the Circuit Court Of
re-.
Foster" Henr1co county.
In pursuance Of the decree Of January 10.
1879, In the above named cause, the Undersigned
special commissioners, will sell by pubic aue-
ton, on tho premises on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1885,
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the LARGE BRICK DWELL
INC with LOT fronting 6jxlG6 feet AZ the south
west corner of q aud Thirty-third streets.
TERMS: Ono third cash: the balance IN equal
iRstalments at Fix and twelve months. the pur-
chaser TO give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest added. and the title 20
be retained until tho whole OF tho purchase
money has been paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court a. W. PATTERSON,
w. w. COSBY. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
IL THE CIRCUIT Court or THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO-BLACawELL AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST FOSTER. DEFENDANT.
l. samuel r. Waddill, deputy clerk Of the said
court do certify that tho bond required OF epeclal
Commissioner W. W. Cosby. Jr. by decree en-
tered IN said cause on the 18th day OF January,
1883. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this eth day Of January,
1855. SAMUEL =. WADDlLL,
ts29 Deputy Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
AUCTION eaLES-Futurc Days.
BY Chewing a Rose.
Real Estate AuciIopecrs and Brokers,
No north Tenth street

T,RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
L. FRAME DWELLING. No. 400 WEST DUAL
sTREET.--In execution OF certain deed 81
trust from Thomas Washington and Belize, DIS
wife, bearing date on the "a day OF February,
1895, and duly recorded In the clerks onice OF
the Richmond Chencery Court. Decf-Book l5O A,
page So default having been made IN the pay
nent Of the note thereby secured. The UNDER
signed trustees. being required 20 n % by mo
holder Of said note. will proceed 70 soil by anc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1888,
at ~ o'clock p. NJ, the aboye-doscribed PRO
PETTY. The dwelling contains six rooms IN
good order. Tho lot has front OF - feet by
depth of !lsH ieot. Como TO the sale and buy a
bargain.
TERMS: BY consent, one third IN cash; The
residue In six aud twelve months, interest
added, and secured by decd Of trust
A. !. CHEWING,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
Trustees
curwNrrc 4 RosP auctionaerA fog
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ Effect DECEMBER T. 1877
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LINcub-ht

LEAVE klChMONt
l0,ss A. NJ Daily, ria Richmond ali P"'er,llff
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg 80
A. VI. arrive ag Norfolk - b. ".
1000 A. NJ Daily, ria FichmOnd aus Ie.rfsnAtf
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg 4Ng
- VI. No leaves Petersburg % %
A. VI. Tor FsrmVille. LynrLoIlg. ~
uoke Bristol, Knoxville All o.
points south and west
THROUGH CAR 10 LlNCHBJ kG.
Cos r. NJ Dstly, ria kichmDul ami Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg 90 i.
~: leave Petersburg 1.i5 !. NJ. daily.
arriving Norfolk 1858 =. NJ Through
car k!cnmonq 20 Norfolk.
O5P. VI. Daily, UJd RicnnlOul and Peterson
railroad Arrive a. Petersburg bs
J.. w.. connecting win Train 80 J
leayif Petersburg A. 7:S5 T. ". ~
Fa-mylne. Lynchburg Roanoke Bri,-
iOt. Knoxville, Chattanooga. AMI a.
points south and ives,
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACCOMAODN
1iONS.
No l-Sleepingcsr from Petersburg % Brs A
without change, and LynchDurg 10 Aemphs
without change.
40. 3-lynchburg 20 New Orleans, and hoS
nOke 70 ChattanOOga. without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, snd all iniornaN'
can b. obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, 100 Naiu sirree
and at tho Company's Office sol sasi WA
street W. Is. bEftbAT
General Passenger sud Ticket Agent
CHARLEs q. EDDY. Vice President
(,anaral ofira kDaunke. Va Nc y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03
TRAINS NoNrHwARD.


Nos. e and ~ maze 10 stopA 30. b. 'fors
only on signal at Manchester aui Chester 81.
IS stops only on signal ~ the.tor, trl.rs. s.
ami Msnchestcr. 30 o. st0ps ou -iTlti sfaI
regular elafnrs 30. Gi siopa ON sigma. A. al
regular stations ans aeo a. Temple arf po-t
Waithau Nos. a. % }. 90. Is, ami o. VII stop
al al stnfiou- for rasern rora.
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Schedule In Effect
January 10, lsSH


Train M. 30 magcs connection AZ heysville
for Chase CiiT a1d Clsrksyilie. a, Greensboro
tor Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday,
aud oil points on North Carolina Division, aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No % makes connection a. GrcensOoro
for Raleigh Goldsboro. and Morcheai city. AT
Salisbury for AsheYiue. Hot Springs. aud All
points in Western North Carolina; AZ Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleaien. ~
yannah, 1hOmG,yille, Ca, jacksonville, AMI
other Florida points also. with Carolina Cen
tra railroad FOR Wilmington.
Trains IRON the south arrive at Richmond