davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1888-03-21

@S-EXpIesS train leaving Harrington a. $50
a. m. and arriving at D IS D. nj runs tbrougb
soma 70 and from Baltimore Uid Porter's and
Newark. anu
Thell2o ?. IN. train also stops at Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington or points North
North bound trains leave Delmar So a m daily
DOVer jlb a. n. regularly; arriving at Whining
ton 435 a. m, Baltimore $40 a m and Philade1-
phia 8 ~ a. IN.
me % a. m. train also stops at Seaford
harrington, Clayton aud Middletuwn TO leave
passengers from POINTS South of Delmar or take
ON passengers for Wilmington and points North
Ne~ CdNf accommodation TrGinS.-Leaye Will
mlngton 600 a. N. and 2.jOp m. Leave New Castle
$40 a. IN. and 3.35 p. m.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND Il VIRGINIA r R
Leave harrington tor leWeS II o. a IN and
ooO p m. Fer franklin and way stations II O5
a m Returning train leaves Lewes for Harring-
ton ton o'92 a. m, and 225 p. IN. Leave Franklin
QUEEN ANNE & KENT R R.-Leave Townsend
Tor Centreyllle and way stations GAG a. m and "A
p. m, weekdays
DELAWARE 4 &CHESAPEAKE +. R.-Leave CLAYTON
for oxford and way stations 1903 a. N. and O2
p. m, week days
CAMBRIDGE Il SEAFoRD K. R.-Leave Seaford for
Cambridge and intermediate stations II. 80 a. m
week days.
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Queen
Anne's& entRailrOad. AtClayton with Delaware
&CheSapea6e Railroad and Baltimore Il Delaware
Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, with Delaware
Maryland & Virginia Railroad AtSeafOrd with
Cambridge Il Seaford Railroad. At Delmar with
New York. Philadelphia Il Norfolk, WicomicO &
Pocomoke. and Peninsula Railroad.
CHAS. E. PUGH General Manager.
!. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1888-03-21
Divines Disagree.

A DISCUSSION NOT DECIDED BY PRAYER
INTOLERANCE OF OPINION.
Smyrna times., 1888-03-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
UELAWARk DIVISION.

On and after April 18th 1857 SUNDAYS ex-
cepled h trains will lleave as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

A Lively Chase After band or
Masked Robbers on n wesscrn
Hattroad.


A Burlington locomotive was stolen from
the wards I'm Denver wednesday night last
week by Eve masked men, who ran IT to
Derby. a small station sixteen miles this SIDE
OF the city. The circumstances OF the affair,
rs reported here. were thai between III aud
~ o'clock wednesday night, and 10 MALI
ner 10 excite suspicion that II was perpo-
tratcd with the view OF wrccking an IN
coming passenger train, the engine was taken
and sent flying out on the main track.
Joseph llamm was standing in the Yards
with his engine, bayIng Just completed
making up trains. Without warning, he
was apprehended by the five men, who Or
dered him down ont 81 the cab, and IT was
given 80 emphaiicslly that he complied.
The unknown parties then hastily climbed
into the cab. The switch having been pre-
ylouAy changed, they pulled the throttle
and started out upon the main line. Al
though there were four Burlington men In
the yard, no attempt was made TO stop tDe
maraudcrs. They put on steam and started
from the city at furious rate. Wnen toe
traInmen realized what was being done ana
the consequences that would follow II the
engine was not recsptured, they manned
rescuipg train.
The Burlington men having the advantage
OF speed, Kept gaming upon the iuna""!.
The race consumed about three quarters oil
an bour, and at the expiration OF tbht time
the rescuIDg party oyefhauled Tue locomotive
at Derby, q small station about sixteen nilies
from the city. The marauders had damaged
II before abandoning the engine. The sup
posItion is that the engine was lett IN TINS
condition that II might prove an obstruction.
With no lights, II could not be discovered by
any belated train. With as little delay as
possible, the locomotive was hauled back to
the yards. Search was made for the thieves,
hut no indications were found. They had
evidently struck across the prairies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

much there was 10 the roll. When he was
told he said. according 10 MEYERS story:
"No, that Is not enough. Five dollars V
nothing; that VIII not do. is II not worth
s25 TO make fayorsbie reportS This Is not
enough for the Captain, Is It not worth So
10 have everything all sightyv
Mr.. Never said. al you want anything
for the Captain Won must come again.
Miller SAID be would call again next week
on Monday or Tuesday for the rest OF the
money. As he walked out OF the saloon he
was arrested By Officer Rennef and searched
ard the moner found upon him. The officer
did not know tbat Milerwas member OF
the force until he was half way 10 police
headquarters. Then Miller pulled out his
shield and showed H.. He WAS locked up by
Superintendent Murray's order.
MIR. Never stated that the words used by
Miller were that be could make favorable
report 10 the Mayor II he was "gressed."
The accused officer is tall. wellsbuilt nan OF
thirty.elghi. sIe was born in this city and
resides at No. 100 west One.Hundredth
street. lie entered formal plea OF not
guilty and demanded an examination. he
said that Mr.. Meyer told him that he bad
lately returned from Europe and had made
a number OF presents. Meyer came TO him
and thrust the money upon him, aud be
thought II was a present.
Miller was held in default 81 5000 bail
and his case was set down for trial next
Monday. His previous record is good.
Captain EakIns bad detailed him to inyeS.
tigate the saloon by order OF the Mayor, who
had received complaint against It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
The Growing of the E,ns of Prussia.

Berlin dispatch 10 tho London iilnesl
The National Zett,tng hesrs--what, Indeed,
Is very pr0bable--that tine Emperor William
aud his consoIt will be crowned as King and
Queen OF Prussia at K0Digsberg In the course
~ the autumn. The date is not certain, but
II is perhaps not much beside the mark to
suppose that the 18th OF October will be
selected. which is at once the anniversary OF
the battle Of Ieipsic, the birthday OF the de-
ceased Emperor Frederick and the date on
which the Emperor King William i. was
crowned at K0nigsberg. the Westmin-
ster OF Prussia. Ia 1861, the year OF
his accession. Hitherto only two kings OF
Prussia have been crowned, or, rather. have
crowned themselves namely, Frederick !.
and William l. the intervening monarchs,
including the Great Frederick, having con.
tented themselves with what was called the
Huidigung. or solemn and cerem0nious de-
claration Of homage from the represents
tiyes Of the old estates Of the realm. One
of the finest, or ut least the largest,
pictures In the Old Schioss represents
the Hudigung OF Frederick William
". on the Lustgarten outside. and
next TO il hangs Adolph Won MenzePs
"Coronation OF William L." ut konigs-
bcrg,) who thus departed from the custom OF
his five predecessors, because mean while
regular written constitution had taken the
place Of the previous relationship between
Crown and people, and for the reason there.
from resulting that he, King William. wished
TO emphasize the doctrine OF Dlyneright and
royal dignity by resoriing to the original
practice Of coronation. II il only natural.
therefore, that young Emperor King, who,
az there Is every reason to believe, beheld In
bis imperial grandfather the ideal OF sove-
reign, should wish 10 initiate his example IN
the matter OF his coronation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
Nobbiux Their Employers.

A New York special says Chief Inspector
Byrnes has three prisoners at police head
quarters charged with Systematically rob-
bing their employers, Messrs. Thutber. Why
land & Co., the wholesale grOcers. For seye-
raj days Inspector Byrnes has had
three detective sergeants on the case,
and they learned that these men
Henry Busbel and James McCaunach,
shipping clerks, and John Brady, OF
BroOklyn-had removed from the firms
store. in Duane street, barrels OF sugar, bags
OF coffee, and cases of condensed milk. The
goods were sent from the store apparently
properly marked, but, through the con-
niyance OF n theying expressmaD, the marks
were changed and the goods were sent TO
Brady's house, in Brooklyn, or TO McCan-
nsch's place, IN Jersey City.
In the latter house twenty-five barrels OF
sugar, valued at S25 each, were found, and
Brady had almost as many more. Brady
was recently discharged from his place as
porter in the store. He is an English ticket
oi.leaye man, sentenced for life for robbery.
He was discharged after eleven years and
sent TO this country. Busbel and Brady
confessed, but McCanuach told Inspector
Byrnes that he was seven years old" and
would not utter word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
WANTED TO BE "GREAsED.v
Policeman Miller ~ Charged with
Biacb mailing "a saioon-Keeper.
Man, Xl.rl- uorlh

The sad spectacle OF public officer ar
ragned 10 police court for blackmail was
presented mt Jefferson Market yesterday at
iciEoon. This crime has become all too
common Of late, and the World has exposed
many offenders before the public. The per-
sou accused in the present instance is Theo.
doro Miller, who was attached TO the City
Han police precinct. The case seemed so
clear ease against the officer that Superinten-
dent Murray promptly locked him up at
police headquarters pending the inyestiga-
ton. The complainant Is Bertraudt Meyer,
manager OF beersaloon and concert hall at
No. l0S Chrystie street, only few doors
from tue conceri-saloOn OF Captain Krumm,
who some time ago made charges OF black
mtii against Officer Selig. Mr.. Meyer went
before Justice German and made a complaint
~ exioriing blackmail against Miller; that
he did so under cover Of official duty, and
that he took the SUN oi s. in violation OF
section 552 OF the Penal Code.
Last Thursday evening Ml!er. IN citizens
clothes. entered the saloon about $50 O'Clock.
lie AT ~ tSbie and listened "a the music.
bat id not drink anything. lie remained
about half an hour. when he got up, looked
towards the bar as IL counting attention. aud
walked out. The following evening he was
promptly on.hand at the same hour. and his
actions seemed so strained that Mr.. Meyer
spoke 10 HIM. Miller then talked
about the nice entertainment and told
Meyer that nc WAS from the Mayors
Office, aud had been sent 10 make
report about The place. lie SAID CON-
plant bad been lodged with the Mayor al
legiDg the bad character Of the women ire
qnenting the saloon, sud he bad been sent TO
see n the law wes violated. Meyer said that
Miller told him that What be had seen OF the
place was respectable, aud he bad failed to
Had sny thing wrong about IL. lie would,
be said, make favorable report. Miller
told The proprietor that he had 10 visit the
place every day, but would not bother him
on saturday or Sunday aud would not call
again until MoDdsy night.
After Miller left Mr., Never met Officer
jerome l.. Renner. Of headquarters, and
fold him OF Miiler's visits. IL was agreed
that three bills should be marked and given
10 the man " he called again. Miller was
90 hand Monday night aud Mr.. Meyer
ssked him II be had made bis report yet.
lie answered that be had not yet, but be
would pretty soon. Meyer then handed
ssm the roll OF bills which bad been marked
b,sOfsrer Rsnuef. Miller took the money
ana pnt y isio bis trousers pocket without
count ay Il, aad then asked NJ. Meyer how
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
1 LECTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
THURSDAY, july 5. 1sS
BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ono. Z. Laughton. Jr., salesmanJ
No. "a Ninth street.
CuPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNl


CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
- TURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, LIBRARY
CASE. BEDDING, &C.. ATAUCTlON.-by direc~
tion Of the family. who are removing from tne
city, / shall sell at the residence No. Jl1 west
Grace street, on
THURSDAY, July 5, 1883.
at 1OX O'Clock. all OF tho FURNITURE, which
will embrace a large collection Of very desirable
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, amongst when VIII DO
found .,r.,
HANDsOMEI BRUSSELS and INGRAIN PAR
LOR and other CARPETS for ABOUT ten
rooms, with halls and stslrways:
WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER SUITS OF the
latest design, with beyelled Mirrors, as good
asnew
PARLOR surf in REQ Plush-very little used
LACE CURTAINS, PoRTIEREs, and SHADES
1 ELEGANT WALsUT LIBRARY. CASE.
WALNUT FRAME LOUNGES. HALL CHAlkS.
HAIR, SHUCK-, WOOL, and sPhlN6-hAl-
FEATHER Pillows and BoLsTERs;
CHAMBER SUITS IN Cherry, Walnut, and Pop
lar-very little used;
TOILET and TIN-SETS I'm perfect order;
EXTENSION DINING-ROOM TABLES ana
CHAIRS.
All Of the above FURNITURE has been recent
IL bought new, Is now in first-cfnss order, ana
will be sold without reserve, as the fanny are
removing from the state.
Goods must be removed on day OF sale. =.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
jy4 Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
AUCTION sALES-Fufure Days.
by Henry l. staples a Co. AuctsoneerS
1908 Main street

THREE MEDIUM-SIZED, CEN
TRALLY LOCATED DWELLINGS BY AUC-
TION. on LONG CREDIf.--By request OF the
owner We shall Offer for sale by auction, on tho
MONDAY. july 9. 1883.
NJ q O'Clock p. NJ. those TWO BRICK DWELL
INGS Nos. 2iif and 2ffiH eezt Broad street. each
containing eight rooms, gas and wator; also. the
TWO-ST0RY FRAMED DWELLING No. el09
east Broad street, adjoining tho above. contaln-
ing seven rooms. This property IS only half
square from the Electric Line. very confeniont to
the business centre. and In good nelghborhood,
where many new houses have recently been
erected. Como 10 tho sale X you want cous-
Portable homo or good Investment, as We moan
business.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: the residue ct one,
two, three. aud four years for negotiable notes
with interest added. secured by trust decd and
policy OF insurance on the property.
HENRY l. STAPLES n CO.,
iva Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
XTORK-RIVER LINE WA WLog
Il POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY


The favorite roIts 10 Baltimore. Thes'ea'noT
on This Hoe arc models ~ beauty. ciagin'a. sIf
comfort Leave Richmond b ~ az So NJ.
arrive al Baltimore SD A. ~. Leave na.n.
moro az T. NJ: arrive al Richmond f.l .4i
1910 A. VI.
Fare Richmond 10 Bsltimors Firstcass, b!
recort cis-A $50
ma York. Rlyer line affords superior adyal-
,aros 10 business meu 10 enabling them -
lesye Richmond near tho close o. tho dqfs
trsrsq.tions aud arrive a. Baltimore early n-N
morning after having enjoyed delight
nights rest, free from me dust aai noise VI fa-
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Ieave Richmond Twenty
Street dep00 .........-...--.-...-- y a "
Arrive Richmond Clwenty-mirt
Street depot Observation-Disclosures. N.bf' Il
Daily fDaiiy except suudaE
Depos AMI ticket0flice' t0Oi Virginia street
up.ts W olilco Corner tenth AMI Main streets
JAS. [. TAYLOR
Genera Passenger ASoaa
i. IS. IUrIS,
Division Passenger AgenL
kichm0ni Va
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manage.
fEYrON RANDOLPH. General Nanagat
A TLANIIO COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing nu DAY, Inn' - 4eoA
trains Oh this rosd Will ran - follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave Arri'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
BY George <. vsshow e Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
I'D tho Circuit Court OF Heprico county, en-
tered June %, 1888, in the suit oil Ramsburg rs.
Conway and ala. /, as special commissioner
there by appointed, will proceed to'sel by public
auction at the front door OF enrico county court
house, on
MONDAY, July Q, 1888,
at f2 W., that being court-day, that certain
TRACT OF LAND In HeDrico county near tho
Short-Pump tract. containing nfty-eight acres.
Also, a TRACT OF LAND IN Hanover county. In
Ashland district, on the upper Cnickahominy,
containing about thirty acres, both OF which
tracts Of land were formerly owned By James
b. Lane, deceased. late Of the county OF Hon
rico. On the benrico tract there is good DWELL
ing-h house aud necessary out-buildiRgs. The
Hanover tract Is covered with valuable wood and
timber. 70
TERMS: One half cash. balance in twelve
months. L. c. MINOR.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

Once: 7O3 east Main street. Telephone III.
Yards-Elbn Fuel Depot, Marshall and Hancock
street; Dock Yard. Pear and Dock streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Aasiionssrs

IN THE CIacuTr CouRr OF TINS COUNTY or HIM
Ric0-BEyERfDos AGAINST DA0GETr.
w. & Lsake, clerk OF the SAID Court do
hereby certify that the bond required OF Specials
Commissioner Edmund waddill, Jr.. BY decree
entered In said cause on the 18th day 81 June,
1883, has been duly Fiyen
Given under my hand this 2Sih day Of June.
" i.asA&1 VS. LsAKR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
OVER 400 FRONT FEET
TO BE SOLD As A WHOLE.

At the request OF the owner, whose business
demands bis entire time aud attention. VIII
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY I2. 1888.
at O'Clock I. ~, the VALUABLE AND At
TRACTIYE SUBURBAN VILLA located a. above
described and owned and occupied by L. 4. Sale,
Esq.
The land Is nearly all level aud can be most
economically sub-diyided into town lots, giving
front Of over 4,lO0 feet and "a II is 80 close TO
the city and SO desrably located there Is guess
work In saying that the property can in the near
future, II not at the present moment, be laid out
into town plan aud sold at figures that will
yield enormous profit upon what can be
bought for as a whole at this time. To the per-
son who desires a closely country home this
place combines many charming features. Tho
house contains nine rooms, and there are kitch
en-, barn. stable, &c. on the promises. oil In good
order. The land is rich. "a we'll enclosed, aud
much Of il Is set 10 grapes, peaches, plumbs.
pears. aud strawberries, all carefully selected
aud in full bearing.
plat Of the property, showing the outlines
and acreage Of tho place. and with streets ten
tatiYely run indicating the possibilities OF the
place when sub-diyided, cen be sesn at the
Office OF the auctionser who will take pleasure
In showing II. as well as In carrying persons 70
LOOK at the land.
Please remember that We are In dead earnest,
and expect TO sell whether o. not We realize our
expectations.
1gRas: VIII be announced at sale.
q. W. BOWIE,
10 29.Jy1.2a7&td Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

inrO8fh Arc0,fis
Nsl. moiasion. EKproyS
mol ti'oa 80. H.
AN. ai,r. N. r@rn
RkIyg RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
cop. ". MAIL daily except ga fsl
Sis A. "a. ACCOMMODATION daily lcIeeD,
sunday.
1890 A. ". EXPRESS dAli-.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between kirh.
mond and scoilsyilio leaves A. NJ. rssgr..as
arrives s.l5 r. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake mi or,
railway for the south. West a81 Northwest
As Lynchbnrg With Norfolk ana WeNora ~.
road for all points Hout.i. Southeast. AM Holfh.
west and ylrglnls Gidland railway Tor al poiais
North and south
Al Richmond with Associated Railways Tor Al
points Ia the south. and Richmond, freiercgt
burg aud Potomac railroad Tor tie North.
At Lex,ngtOn with Baltimore ani ohio "a.
road. making close connections a. iisrpnrs
Ferry % and from Pittsburgh And ta0 IVES. lisl
70 points North aud East
S.spll9-sIr attached % agI krpgt:s so's %
Lgreh bsrd
sIeepins-csrs Lynchburs 70 MemphlA New DE-.
leans. aud Lizzie Rock.
I'rsins marked daiiy ,excep. sunday
sdsilv.
Tickets sold % All points Onices. 9iS ~
Main street. 1860 Main street. aui a, klcbmoIi
and Allegheny depot, Eigh.h and Cana streets.
JOHN 4. MACAlhDO
ie2 General fasieDgerAscnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA.


"Bya thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nG-
triton, and by careful application OF the nue.
properties Of well-selec;ed Cocoa, MIR. Epps has
provided our preakfast-tables with a delicately
Favored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills Ii Is by the iudiciouS use
Of such articles OF diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 10 re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around US ready 70
attack wherever there Is aweak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and q properly
nourished frame. CIVIL Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water o. milk. sold
only in half-pouni thus by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES kpPS a CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists, London. England
felC-rb, sa&Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
BY Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. II north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF DESIRABLE IsiPRO yED REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED ON WILLIAMS STREET BE-
TWEEN KITCHIE AND ROBINSON STREETs.
IN THE PLAN OF BCENA VISTA, AND NEAR
THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
IICuMOND FREDgRlCkSBUEG

DICHMOND, FREDERiChSBUE"
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Scael l.,
commencing MAY q lsS<HssStera s1saiai'
time:
rs A. N. iesyes Byrd-Sree, station iaily; sio'i
Gully az Asnlsnc, junction, Nlliof
AID Firderiekso4rs. sleeper
Washington. Leaves Wasoingio3'''
Now York ~ il.i0 A. NJ
,li:of A. NJ, leaves Byrt-strest stat0n dsly, ~
copt Sunday Leaves Washing. uih
New York q, $40 z. "a. -.
ssoP. NJ. leaves Byrd-sMer. sis'ioa e''S
slcsper 70 New Yofs- -.
loSs A. NJ, arrives al byrd-ssgcst sia.ioa os-f
sleeper from New lork. -.
ERy NJ. arrives AZ Byrd.>sroos station a.,
stops AZ Fredericksburg sltof1. 49,
Junction. Sleeper from Washlag -
iQssp. n, arrives at nyrd-strpes ssaiioa as.''
except sunday
ASHLAND TkAfN&
DAILY k1cspr suSpAtA -.
4-oop NJ Accommodation ieascs Byrd->te'
stsiiou. srfises 81 Ashlsnt 81 y; y,
sS<p. u. lssses nlDs arrives 81 Asaisai "
&<2 y. n. -.
e%sA ~, accommodation. srrisss a. byft
street station leaves Asai&H' - 80
,ssr. NJ. arrives = Mo. s.ss Assiaai 4
O. a. TAYi0R osnersa Ticket Assa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
OHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE

4 tHEoAPEAhE AND OhlO hOl u
" SCHEDULE TAKING LfI4ct
JUS.. ~. is'A
LxAyg Rlcns0yD
e45 A. N. for Newport New. on poiai COR
fort. aa4 Norfolk daily cKcsp. $50
gay
Pom. AID Norfolk
Il:l0 A N. through aIi Lo,sl Mall % Of. rli'
west. except sunday. it...'.'
Shoppers clifton syrgo y L'-..f.''
Ky.
4:o0 p. NJ. Tor Sowpor: Nexs OH Fa.lk al
Norfolk. except saAiaH
$40 2. NJ. 4. a.a & Js.,s.on AGO.. rol'
tion, except SUNDAY.
Go 4; N. for Louisville. tincinnan, l..'A.h
81 Louis. Memphis. aul 81" I..
leags-fast k1press vita i-'D.
pullmans daily. dolly foui' fii.i-s
Pulimans West rom kicl4ala4
Ss5 r. ". for O.G Point daily ekctpt DO.
stops only Gt Nnliam5turf iA'-
man Palace car a. Oij Point
1890 r. NJ. for Virginia springs and 81 Z,
KY, daily except sunday. sie-i.
ear % White sulphur
Arrive N RICHMOND;
$50 A. ". yinania spulgs express, e1es.'
SUNDAY.
1l.oO A. III. from Norfolk. Oh Point. AM soa'
port News. except sunday
3DP. NJ. from local DoiBts aud tHe " Co. 'A'
.ag3P. NJ. from Old POINT sewpors News, sli
Norfolk daily. Pullman fala,o =.
OLD ONT 10 tfnciaueu sn1 L'gisfi.'
$50 p. N. from Louisville All Cincin3sil--.a-
Expross daily.
Depot. ScTentecnth and Brcsd streets
Iicsels at 1900 Main street e'.d al Y, 1927
IT, W. FULLER
General Fasssnzeg Agelt
WILLIAMS c. WtcxaAN. Receiver Cne>apeap
aud Ohio railway ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

IN TEE CIRCUIT Court OF THE equity or HEN
RIco-RANsBURG AGAINST CONWAY AND AIS
]. W. :. Loake, clerk Of the said court do GER
tify that the bond required Of Special Commits
aoner Edmund Z. Minor by decree entered in
said cause. on the eOth day of June, 1883, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF June,
1888
teH w. :. LEAkE-