davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

Go to Charley Eat0n,s,
Hollenbeck bar. and get fine oyster or ter.
rapin stew for twenty-five cents,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

Removal Notice.
r. B. Young, architect has removed from
No. 21 South Spring street to Rooms IL and 13
Fort atreets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

TENTS at Foy's harness shop. 217LosAngeles
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Il. f. NIOOrehOuse.
For the Hfoiidny Trade

Jcbber. carpenter, 1l6 South Spring. Tel
phone BAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

You Ought to See
The prices on childrens' clothing at Mullen
Bluett & Co.'s. Good goods, low prices -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

Go to Ebinger's for your fruit cakes, ange
food, pound and ornamental cakes for wed
dings. Corner Third and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Compliments PLENTY

At this season. and Mullen, Bluett & Co. extend
their best wishes to all. and invite an inspec.
spection of their elegant line of clothing, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

ia very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 10 YOUR Rv4tc;u from come old well,
whose waters nave become contaminated
from sewers, vaults. OF pcrColations from the
soil. 10 eradicate these pOisOns from the
system and save yourself a spcll Of mHiarial,
typhoid or bilious fever, and f. keep the
liver, kidneys ana lungs 10 hcnlthy and
vigorous condition, use Dr. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery. i arousos all the eX-
crctory ORGANS into activity, thereby cleans
ire and purifying the system. freeing IL from
ali manner ~ hlood-poisons. no matter from
what cause they have arisen. All diseases
originating from torpid or deranrcd liver,
or from impure blood, yield TO IT, wonderful
curative properties u regulates the stOm-
ach and bowels. promotes the dIprutc ana
digestion, and cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
phint." and Chronic Dlarrhca. S'.lt-rh'um,
T,ucr. Eczema. Erysipciaa. Scrotulods SORES
and Swcliiugs Enlarged Glands ami IumOrs
disappear under IT. use.
"GolI.n Medical Discovery is the only
blood and liver medicine. sold by druggists
under positive guarantee Of De- brne-
fitting or curing iu every case or money pad
for il vii; BE- promptly returned.
Copyright. lsss. nv WoRLp's DIS. MD Asr'H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

WANTED, AT ONCE, FOR HIS
~ BOARD. 4 GENTLE HORSE.
Service very licataII best Of care. Apply OF
EICEMOHD LOCOMCIlNE-Wouks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Ne9.rs. Editors: II being n vcll-knOwn
fact that tine Uip1ct is newspaper 81
Great influence III occurs 10 one at your
friends o. Offer q few Suggestions. hoping
thereby that many may b. ied 10 % iuH ahd
proper enjoyment OF lnahA~Tl gay:
There are many m our state WHO VIII lr"i
thankful that we have recently been de-
fvcrpd from the grasp of the most daboli-
cnl politicians and there are others Who
will rejoice because Oi accumulated wealth,
but the writer ventures the remarh that by
far the largest portion of our people are
dwelling among the runs ol shattered
homes" and are walking midst the tlorns
and ashes OF life. yet these very people
are the children Of our Heavenly Fat her. ana
'tisueedul that all should learn the truth
that "earth ha. no sorrows that Heaven
cannot heal" IL should he remembered
that the dav Is not only to he observed ID
tbaukfulne~s to God hut It ought
also 10 be one of giving thanks
giving. Oar people. / believe, are noted
for their charity, and many VIII
be- the Gifts of food. clothing, fuel. &C.,
but there are many of the poor and I'M
fortunate: yea. there are some, too. Who
dwell ~ mansions OF splendid misery.
and some who walk IN " halls where men
most do cougregatc." who are LungeruS
and tblr-tingn for CompanlOu~hlp, Tor
and "a compassionate interest 10 their stiu@-
olc~ AGAINST temptation and disasters. An
interest that IS Of no akin TO vulgar curl
oeitv. Let rs give them on this dav AN u.s.
.ur4uce Of our desire 10 do them good. \
lady may drive up 20 the door IF the poor
and send in basket Of cdibles. THIS viii
feed the body only. while the moral nature
may Toe starving How perfect would he
the Gift If tho lady would 90 ia and take
4 a
Tace" with the sufferer She could also give
some of Gods richest consolation. which
ne SD abundant and satisfying IN every time
Of need II we will only look about Us We
Will hud IN our peniteutlary, Janis, aims
houses, and IN every county, ana along
many of Our streets the sOTroWlug and DIS
trcestd This occasion can Toe made
memorable by our teaching that the Gark-
ness which movers DER SO many homes docs
Mt tell Of Gods anger. but II IS only q
follino Of the wings of divine love nttio
closer over them. while our Father would
teach them the great lessons OF patience,
submission. faith. humility, gratitude. aud
couteutment Our hands may not be
hllcd with gold aud silver. yet we can give
"A loving. sympathctlc grasp 10 the broken
hearted. the fallen. and the depTaVed aud
rinse them up from the slough of de-
spond" and place them upon the moun-
tuiu-top Of Gods precious promises We
can visit the sick. and smooth the VIM
kled brow of those in pain.
whatsoever shall give to drink a cup ct
cold water ~ the name Of a disciple, verify
SAY unto Won they shall IA no wise lose
their reward" From these remarks II can
be seen that all eau give something. ADD
i'm the last great day, when Christ shall
come in His glory. we will bear him say
ing: "lnasmuch as We have done 1t unto
one Of the least OF these my brethren ye
have done II unto Me- l. ii. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
THE BROWNsBURG HOMICIDE.
Conference as to the Matter of Coun-
sci. DC.
Especial Telegram u Tho Dispatch.l


Especial telegram o. tho Dispatch.l
TrxISGroy. Va. November 2G.-Ihe state
mcnt going the rounds of the press that
the Miller boys. prisoners IL the Lynch
hnr., nail charged with being parties 10 the
Browu-hurr homicide. have engaged Sena-
tor John ". Daniel. J.. y. Williams. Of
Tvnchhurg. and Colonel Edmund Pendle-
ton and + Glasgow, of this place. as coun-
sci % defend them d "A mistake. Senator
Daniel has never been i'm any way con-
nocted with the case, hut the other three
gentlemen met here last ulght to consult
over the case and to-day met and conferred
with a. J. Miller. uncle oil the prisoners. @s
10 fees. terms. &c: but the conference
came To- AN end without any definite con-
cluSiou. The uncle has been conducting
the nogot. ations to secure counsel, ald, II
is understood. viii stand for the amount
To- le agreed ou t0r fees. II is possible the
matter may be- settled in the next few
davs. Mr.. Williams left fox Lynchburg
tonight.
A special grand jury has been summoned
for the December term Of tine county
Cont. which conycncs here Monday next.
when au indictment VIII be found against
tine prisoners. The consensus OF oplhl"n
all over tie county iGv0rs the jury bringing
m "a verdict of not guilty aga nst George,
Dave. aul William Miller and John Reese 4;
nut "a bitter feeling exists against James
Miller. 4 weli-.utormcd lawyer tells me
that boz thinks tine dcteuc. VIII doirui
Ja1ne- on the line that be did not delibe-
ratclV KIN Mrs. Walker that her death was
purely the rcsul. Of "a stray shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
since That Mr. William II. Lamb was i'll in

since that Mr.. William II. Lamb was. III IN
Richmond. Mr.. Lamb is native OF our
erel years past. He has been connected
with several southern roads, holding posi-
tons in the ciyil-engineering department.
He is now engineer Of maintenance OF way
on the North Carolina division OF tho
Richmond and Danvillc system. He is
young man Of sterling worth and has risen
rapidly in his profession.
Mr.. u. II. Jones, one of our oldest ana
most highly-respected citizens, now lies IN
n very critical condition at his residence
on east Duke Of Gloucester street.
Three OF our young men have accepted
positions in different parts of the country.
Mr. Edloc MorecOck leaves IN Few DAYS
for Chicago, whore he will engage IN bust
ness. Mr.. George i. Coleman takes his
departure tomorrow for Mississippi.
having accepted position on the Georgia
Pacific railroad, with headquarters at \ a.
700 City: and Mr. Barron Jones viii soon
start for Portland, Ore, where he has po-
sition offered him. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

fCCrrcs pondcnce OF TIE hichmohl DlspatcuI
CaARLorrrsyHLE.NA Va. Nov. &c. 1850.
An interesting game of football was
PLAYED on Yesterday between Pantops
Academy and PAGES School on the hcs-
wick Grounds. near Cobham, Va.
Pantops came on victorious toy score OF
10s 20 nothing.
On Pages team Patton and Petit tackled
well, while Katie aud Bridges dld the
best work for fantops.
The average weight of the keswick bows
was supposed TO be several pounds more
than that Of Pautops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

The Bishop Of North Dakota Is having a
car built IN which TO make his episcopal
v,sitatioas. Spare beds and accommoda-
tons for strangers are so scarce III his us
trict that he 6nds il necessary thus 70 mi
tate the actors and find himself IN bed
aud shelter The car viii be utilized as a
chnnel nlso lOr religlOus seTvlces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
INTENSE IyDIGSATIoN.

About four hundred people from the
surrounding country attended the inquest,
and the most intense indignation Il ex--
pressed over the horrible aud cold-bloodcd
deed. A telegram from PIttsboro' this
evening says the excitement Is great
and there are threats of lynching. The
iail is strongly guarded tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
nUCr,Ox sa.rs-Fufure Days.
BY George ". Mayo. AucIioneer.
ONO. h. Laughtol, Jr., salesman1
No. "a Ninth street


DESTRABLE COLLECTION OF
~ HOUSEHO - FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO. CARPETS, MATlING>, AND Nl,Chir
LANEOCs HOUsEK EkPlNG ARTICLES AT
AUCIlON--By direction ~ IN" ognef' VINO Is
remOvng from the city. SHAH seli@. sucI'oh
without reserve, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1882.
at lOx o'clock. Mt the residence Ma. 73 esst
Franklin street, ali Of the HOUSEHOLD tO"-
Ni1URF, embracing IN part .
WALNUi HAIR-CLOrn PAELOR SUIT:
BRUSSELS PAKLOK CARPETS AND kOGS-as
ROSEWOOD cA;E7-ocTAyEKNABE, GAEnLE
& 20. PIANO, 800.
MAKBGE-rOP TABLES, CL0vER-LEAF IA
BLEs; ...,.r
MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DINING TABLE.
ROSEWOOD MAhBi K. TOR SIDhBOAhD.
WALNUT SECRETARY ASD BJOk-CASE:
WALNUI DiNlNG-ROON ChAikS;
LOUNGES, PATENT ROCKERS,
OAK UAl-RACk. -
Handsome ANTIQUE MAHOGANY WARD
Handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. with ez-
ira largo plate glass mirror;
WALNUT CHANDEk SUIT:
CHAMBER. HALL. AND SrAlE-CANPEIS;
ANTIQUE MAStfL MIkKpi:
BEDS itAD>, BUREAUS. MA~HSTANDs;
CROCKtRI AND GLASSWARE.
CUOklNG-STOVE. KITCHEN fi RNlII kE;
WHEELER& WILSON SEW lNd-MAtHlNE.
REFRIGERATOR. FENDEkS, sc.
Inc entire household effects. including many
other articles will DO sold, fo De removed &C
ouce and Is veil worth The attention az house
koep-rs GEORGE ". MAYO.
NJ II IA tioueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
HE IS INNOCENT,
GUT WAS NEVERTHELESS ARRESTED
ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
The Case of Ex-Priest Boyle-Iho Exodus
Of North Carolina Negroes
Must Hang.
epec,., telegram to the pispa,ch.l

RurroH. n. c., November 26.-Much in
forest has been felt here IN the case oil Is.
u. Smith, young white man who is ma
tive Of this city. and who Is IN jail AT Co-
lumbiA. :. c.. on the charge OF having
murdered a man in Indiana last January.
smith was arrested by a detective. Papers
were to-day sent by Governor fowle to the
Governor of South Carolina clearly
provIng Smiths entire innocence. rive
nersons of this city made athdavit that
Smith was in business here during the en-
tire month Of January, and that he was
never in his life in Indiana.
THE BOYLE CASE.
Yesterday the Supreme Court ordered
bearingto.day of argument IN the appear
case Of ex-Priest J. ]. BOYLE. Ihis morn
the court changed the order so that 'he
argument will not. he heard unul h.Ae
week. The case largely hinges on the
elicibilitv OF n Juror and the admission OF
certain testimony. a..
The Governor to-day ordered the DIS
bandneut of Company A. First battalion
colored infantry, located at kalclEh, ioT
failure 20 comply with the requirements OF
the military regulations. There now re-
mains only one cOlOrcd company IN INC
State. Il is located al Charlotte.
The United States Circuit Court met
here today, Judge Seymour presiding
The grand Jury has much business Deioro
IL. mainly mOonshiniDg cases. no cases
growing ont OF the last election are re-
ported saving one against one Ohappei;
Of New Light township. Wake county, ana
that Is really an old case.
TnE Exodus.
Yonr correspondent had a special inter-
view with prominent labor agent To-Day
The latter SAID that many thousands oil ne
croos would be moved from North Carolina
In the next ninety DAYS: that calls for ne
gro labor are urgent from four states
louisiana. Arkansas. Mississippi. ana
TEXAS The agent saws that the lahoring
population east of Raleigh. and particular
Il along the line of the wilmington ana
Weldon railway. y m dcploraule cohul-
ton owing 10 the short crops: IN some
sections there IL only one sixth OF the nsuaI
cotton crop. and upon this crop all de-
ponds. .,-
food for the negroes whom De is removing
southwark even before they start, and that
thousands are waiting 10 be called LOT ana
furnished Transportation. lie says the
heaviest loss viii fan upon the country
AWAY from the railways. Is tie negroes VIII
leave II IN order 10 got near lines or trans
porfatiou. Heaiso believes that the negroes
tylU flow from Virginia into North Carolina
20 al the places of those who go southwark
from here.
HE MUST HANG.
Governor Tovleto-day received telegram
from Elizabeth CITY III regard 10 the peti-
non for the communication az the dcaih--ch-
t,rce az Matthew Banks the siXtecn-y car
old necr, WHO'S to be hanged next tri-
dav. winch Jed him o. decline 10 interfere
further with the couIse of the law.
Ranks crime was am assault upon
Florence Swim. q httcru-voar-old white
GIRL. He was ~ have been hanged ocio-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

nACiiIsk- WORKS.

DICHMOND
IL LOCOMOTIVE AND NACHINE-WORkA
RlCuNOSD. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AID BOILERS. $500.
Our facilities for thu manufacture Of Hl6h-
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed. II you
prcI steam power Tor any purpose call Us
through telephone, and We viii send up an eR-
pert fo MAKO estimates ami name price3 $500.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
NOkhA my l+ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

- - =, . - ~~--r~es~r~~oeN
ByN. W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctloneor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
A LARGE AND CESTRALLY-LoCATED
DWELLING,
No. 1893 ROSS STREET.
AF1NE LOCATION FOR ABoARDrNG-HoUsE
By rlr,ue Of tho horelnst.er.rnentiOn.d dscreO

BY virtue Of tho horeinafter-mentioned decree
will coll by auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1889.
At 4 o'clock T.. ~. the THREE-sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. 1903 Ross
street. between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets. containing eleven rooms, besides 90
tached sitchen with i've rooms coal-house, bath,
closets, &C. and In good order throughout
The capacity OF the house and its central ana
convenient 10 ,atiOn combine TO render this
good purchase for a homo Or "a an inyestmenti
and II II especially desirable as boarding
house The lot Is 25Xlg3 feet 20 an alley.
TkRHs: ono fourth cash and tho residue AT
elk. twelve. and eighteen months for notes, win
interest added md title retained. or moro than
ono fourth or all cash. at tho option on the pur-
chaser. THOMAS q. JACKSON.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
READY FOR THE CONTEST.


Especial telegram 90 ihr DispAt'h]
TNnIn.ity Oh NWGINIA. November %
The University If Virginia Football
Eleven will bee ready for the southern
champ,on,hp contest Both sides are
confident. hut muscle and grit viii tell the
tale. The great southern champlonshp
came between the Johns Hopkins OnlVer-
sity and the University of Virginia Will be
played on the grounds Of the General Ath-
fetic Association of the University of Nlr-
oiuia ON Thanksgiying-dav at 4. VI. The
University of Virginia Eleven has been
considerably strengthened 10y the recent
ACQUISITION of Greenway and Smith, both
of whom are old football players. The
rush line now stands like stone wall and
presents "a fine body of trained athletes.
Every afternoon they can be seen earnestly
praciicng with the second eleven for the
approachinr contest. and a stubborn fight
Tor the championship may certainly bc eX-
pccted The excitement IN the University
and Charlottesville over the game Is making
itself manifest and bets az present axe rum
ming about even.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
INTERESTING POINT
Raised in the United states Court Mt Dan
yilIe-Other Danville Notes.
Special telegram 70 Tho Dlspatch

DANvIrrr. Va. November 26.-An inte-
resting point of law was raised IN the
United States Court to-day. The graud
jury failed to find u true bill of indictment
against +. 4. Fox. registrar. and others,
charged with violating the Federal cleo
tiOn-laws.
This morning District-AttOrney Craig
filed an "information against the sepa-
rate parties. and sought TO bring the cases
to trial upon this information" regard,
less Of the fact that no presentment had
been uadc bv the grand jury. The attor-
new for the defence moved 10 quash the
Information on the ground that 1t was
unconstitutional for any person 10 he hcld
to answer for capital or otherwise ma
nous crime unless upon presentment OK
Indictment OF grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

The team is composed Of Lucas, full
back: Nicely (captMn) and Whitaker, halt
backs; Doggctt, quarterback Wilson,
Ston. Miller. Garrett, Grecnway, and
Smith IN the line.
Tho University will play Lchiph Uni
yersitv. the champions OF Pennsylvania,
November Goth. \ large crowd IS pre-
dictel al both games
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
Lnsr. sreA.rD. ANn EouND.

7 OST. LAST SATURDAY. No.
4 somo office. BLACK SILK 1 N. ) .
BRCLLA. GOLD HANDLE. Please return = -
20 Mrs POLh, Exehauro Hotel. no -,-lt'
! OST, SINCE THURSDAY. lH
Z Plat tTo PIGs-ONE WHITE FE-c<stzz 8
MALE Of ABOUT I-O HOJ Nus: ONf .41.ll-.3s1
OFABOCT l15 POUNDS, BLACK AND -----''
WHITE 0IiEDFaMA.G A LIBERAL reward
will be pald Tor the sirae OF for information snaJ
Will lead TO the recovery vi tta same.
NRs.5AL-IE MEREDITH,
10 .4-lt' ThlrtietA street between K anu =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
yrIR0lNIA STEAMBOAT -


Ih0 ,.'ln o., - -. 49,. .or- $40
~, S.~t.rn,t.th Nes1of. NoFA 40
- Jain~s- .iyor landings .nrl "
saloou.s.eamar Ak+-i. i'.f.f .-n.I
FNsKN AONDAY. MEpN. -aAI. an 49,
40 A. A. s.res..e4rs celac--
N"ANSs .'.s. no, D.. northern cues . >
49,. .s,,9a,on. 5Amss river ~ ays-- Viva
somy1,. nns Cnes9ess foaIA ...,.,.,.. /,
throaka ucgels "a s.ealeof 49, -. a
aeepsv 100 Msla sIao. natsee, $500
n ,,is;s sac rooms engaged ios ~ af 50
sys,rs. received dsAy sea SesieiA, -
,,n',se' Ola r9so, WAVeslT. ais1'.vfL a,
an neinta le Ea,trsa Nolh Naiei'AN 800,
vi,grait- anl an fsgulss landings - tA'
towss. fs,eA AMI hroaea p'is 49,
i"s'' LUclkN Il rArUN. fse-fsssdsl>
NJ M MAia sEeet ard estl'.N
nyx wKlsIask. frsisas sad 4 49, As " ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
nrN1NknS CHANCLs.

TOR SALE, FRS TIC LA S S
4 BAR ASD RESTAURANT. Oyster aud
complete; good hXtur"-. Three
furnished ana three uufumi-hed bedrooms.
good business. ReutlOw. j. d. PABt NEAI,
no2i-5t' lilo east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

SMITH AND WIFE, PLuSTIFFs, AGAINST DRINK
ARp, SURvfvTSG TgUsrEg, DEFESDANI-lH
THE CuASCERY COURT or rug CITY OF RICH
NOSp.
/. Charles ". Goddln. CLERK Of said court, Ger
iify that tho bond required OF the special com
missioner by tho decree in said cause OF OciOUsr
=, lssq has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF Novem-
Der, 1883.
no Il CHARLES ". GVDDiN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

WANTED, Il f. IL A y l. j. RICH
W NOND Mas o. under age he i1iroIu--
ton and management 90 fle Uell-sur"n -It-
MTN~-LUNGlG.N GAS-LANp iu h;ctmoad aud
pc cr-turg. one with gas experience pre.rfr"I.
xrrIIent ouuortuLIfy ur lifr man. AS ife'-'
with references. SIt NEN~-Ll NDEEN DONfA-
NJ. northwest corner Lexington and Holiday
strcet- baltimore. MI. u0 .9-eoIat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
NOT noRNE oUr.

The result Of the Coroner's inquest does
no; bear ont the assertion Of the murderer
in his confession. which claimed se6-de-
fence. All the circum stances point 10 a
most deliberate and brutal murder. The
confession Of Davis Is doubtless q mere at
tempt to appease public Indignation.
The inquest showed that the weapon
used was chopping-aXe. On one side OF
the skull was cash which penetrated tho
brain and on the other side IT appeared As
If the butt of the axe Was used IN striking
the victim. The body when found was III
a good state of preservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
TRAINS SosrnwAGD.
Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. Richmond
'Daily


rlDIFANlf-Fi-AAEN.
nos. Il. IS, =. 81 ". and no make no stops N0-.
y AMI q, STOP "a signal 81 Nanch~st-r. pr7"fy =
Blun Cenigalia, ana Chester. Nua :. - -. anu
81 will stop a. al stations lur ga-srugef5
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Tralus sos "a AMI - sleepins-tars oiTsea
New YORK aul Tampa. tia. rll JHcks1nE.ls.
on Trains Nos. Is aai e sieaping-ctra betNeea
Washingiou ani Charleston. On Tram No. q,
elseping-cars between " t,4lngtOn AhI Jae A-pn-
VILE. On Trains Nc-. 10. ti. au1 = s!eegins-
csr between ia ks0nvlllo aud Now York
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Richmond Inivs no DAN Norfolk r' 'is-D P. "
Richmond ..'sS~p, *. Norfolk. Ill ?. N.
Norfolk A. ". Richmond .li:'O A. n.
Norfolk ....'s.loP r. n. h,chm0nd.. 80 r. NJ.
tho trains leaving Richmond at& % A. NJ. sod
Norfolk ~ = l.. NJ. arc solid trans between tueso
two points. and passengers 20 through without
change OF cars. Close connections are ALDO made
AZ Petersburg by the rs r. N. train from KEN
mond and tho SO A. ~. traln from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond az 930 A. 81. and
1880 2. 81. and arriving gt Richmond a, az \.
A. and 6O5 +. n. MAKO connection al Peters
burg 70 and from Farmville, Lyuchlurg, add
southwestern po!Dts.
X. Al. SuLLl. superlntendegL
EFT. ID. MYBRs, General superintendent
T. IA. Rhxgsos, General Passenger Ageaf.
SOL HAAs. Tranls Manager noS