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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

For 2 beautiful 10th century finish
three piece bedroom suIt. only S1s. 90
tc Vinegar Furniture COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Beecham Pills cures Cosuvenes and
Ind .Eeston.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

10 not fail 10 visit the great clear
ance sale oi Hevman d Co., 63 and 81
far.4f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
ATURBULENT INTERVIEW
Between the Sioux Chief and the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs.
fpv taiegraph To the D,spatcb,1

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Post this
morning saws that it Is understood that the
Sioux chief had rather turbulent inter-
view with the Commissioner of Indian Al
fairs over the subject of Indian schools.
Mr. Irvine Miller. secretary OF the Sioux
Commission. when questioned upon the
subject SAID: -
at is natural that the Indians should
be dissatisfied with the schools at Hamp-
ton and Carlisle. In the first place from
20 TO 20 per cent. of the pupils Of the CAL
Isle and Hampton die within four years OF
their return home--die Ike sheep with
murrain-principally from pulmonary com.
plants This is due either to the effect OF
the eastern climate or to the eneryating
influence of the closed houses. After. out
door life it may be that going back to
parents after the comforts OF clvillza-
ton is the cause of the great mortality, but
the death rate is fearful and the Indians
object to the eastern schools. Another
objection is urged that several years in the
East teaches the young Indians to despise
their kinsmen, TO lose natural gratitude
and affection due their parents. whom they
find on their return living In ignorance,
saualor, and wretchedness, and their
edncation makes gap which cannot
be abridged, while if the schools were
at the agency the children would
take home some evidence of civillza-
ton and a better mode of living. and lift
their parents to n higher level. One old
Indian expressed himself yery. POLITICALLY
to the Indian Commissioner when speak
ing of the fogs which are frequent ct
Hampton. THE breath of the earth"
said he, rises up and poisons our. chill
dren." The Sioux Commissioner favors
the agency school plan, and it seems to
have the weight Of argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
OLD NORTH STATE.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED HERE AND
THERE At RALEIGH.


RALEIGH, N. G.. January 1. 1890.
The new schedule on the railway from
Raleigh TO Richmond rid Durham, Oxford.
and GAINESVILLE will prove very convenient.
II il said II will go into effect next Sunday.
The weather prevailing all over the State
to-day was as dsagreeable as possible.
There was steady drizzle all day, with a
very raw atmosphere. which made most
people think of In grippe.
Mention has been made of the great ac-
tjvity shown by the revenue officers in the
past five months in this district. Since
August 1st no less than twenty-eight illicit
distilleries have been seized and destroyed,
and fifteen Captures been made Of men
operating such distilleries. Thirty-nine
seizures have been made of illicit spirits
in some cases of large number of pack
ages There have also been sixteen seizures
OF m .terial and parts Of Illicit distilleries.
The rain whichis fallingis needed by the
crops in all parts of the State, and as there
is no freeze it proves to be particularly
beneficial.
All the State departments were closed
to-day.
Acknowledgement Davidson has left
AsheyiIle for trip to Texas and will spend
a week or ten days in the latter State.
Many negroes are in camp at Havelock,
on the Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
way. waiting for the labor agents to take
them south The cold. bad weather Will
accelerate the exodus without doubt.
DyrREpATIgo oYsTERMEs.
The commissioners of Hyde county have
made a report to the effect that the waters
of that county are full Of Virginia oyster
men who are daily violating the North
Carolina laws.
cd hos 0Qnnr-QH af Hat.
teras. and last week there was free fight
in Pamlico county. in which many per,
sons engaged. The constables attempted
to arrest one of the depredators. but was
driven ashore. Schooners and sloops are
dredging wherever they wish, and negro
tongers and small boats from Norfolk are
abundant The latter are at work on tue
shoal-water beds with great success. The
people now call upon the Governor TO use
the troops in Kidding North Carolina water.
OF these marauders. His Excellency Will
consider the matter.
The people of Onslow county are making
every possible effort to secure the early
completion of the railway from Jackson
vile to Newberne.
There was n fire mt Wilson yesterday
which burned two brick stores. Both were
buildings of one story.
Goldsboro' made an excellent record du'
ring 1889. There was not business fail
ure in that place during the year.
The store and dwelling of JOSIAH Cum
Der. at Wilmington, were burned yester-
day. The loss was $4,000, with $1,000 in-
surance. =.
The State Sunday-School Convention is
called to meet at Wilmington February
1920. Rev. William Reynolds. of Peoria.
H., will be present, He Is the PRESIDENT
of the International Sunday-School Con-
ypnfion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
IRON FROM THE ORE.
A Day Coming when Blast Furnaces Will
BE Useless.

BE Useless.
A Pittsburgh special says: w. s. Nal
lory. of the iron firm of Mallory Il Brown, of
Chicago, speaking of the iron business to-
day, said
"The production Of iron in the West is
growing in volume. but the demand Just
now is ahead of the production. But there
is a crisis approaching in the iron
ard steel business. l don't mean
to say that it will materialize next
wear. nor in the next five years,
but believe that at any time in from
five to fifteen years blast-furnaces
will be dead property, so far as their utility
for pig-iron making is concerned. L mean
that the time is coming (and it may come
sooner than we expecD when iron and
steel will besuccessfully produced from the
ore. Fortunes have already been spent in
experiments on this line, and some practi-
cal men will say it is impossible, but am
convinced that it is possible and that 1t
will come"
Mr.. Mallory's earnestness indicated that
he knows more on this subject than he
cares to make public just now. MIR. Nal
lory is one Chicagoan who is opposed TO
the Worlds Fair for that city. Let any
other city have it," said he; give 1t TO
New York, Kokomo, Oshkosh. or kalama-
ZOO. If it is held in Chicago We will he
bored TO death for six months by people
with whom we are acquainted, but don't
care anything about. and 1t takes good
deal to compensate for such wear and tear
of the human frame"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02

prices sxcspt WITH ths consent q en-
ployerss We, therefore, ia yisW Il tha
attitude threatening 10 violate the state
Snent, - well - the uncertain and evesiye
answer Of tho President Of the Executive
CouSc1 Of tho International Typographical
Union, have been obliged to contract with
the National Printery Protective Fra
terpity for new and permanent force.
The Psvss viii retain IN tie employ any of
its preseutforcc who see 1T to remain under
the new organization and will guarantee
permanent employment TO all good men.
The members OF this chapel who see TT not
10 remain in the employ of the Pvrss will
please call at the cashiers desk any time
tomorrow after 10 O'Clock for full settle
ment Of wages. X. j. Cook, Manager.
ON THE STRIKE BENEFIT.
PHrLApELrnrA. January 1.-The meetings
Of Typographical Union No. and of the
Press chapel Of the union were held to-
day. but nothing of public interest, so i
is declared by those present, was done. All
Of tho locked-out printers Of the Press
were to-day placed on the strike-benefit
list Ca per week. until they obtain en-
ployment elsewhere. II is said that the
managers Of the Press have secured nearly
full complement of men. and that they
will experience little or. no difficulty IN is
suing the paper as usual.
Messrs. Jones, Plank. and others OF the
Executive Council of the international
Typographical Union, are expected TO re-
turn TO this city tomorrow, and as they
have complete jurisdiction in the matter
of general demand for an increased rate
for composition nothing will be done be-
fore their arrival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02

NOR RENT. THAT MOST De a
Il sIRABLB STORE No. 107 east Broad eas
street, well suited for any kind OF business.
Possession at once. Apply 10 -
CHEWING & ROSE.
da 9f.eod3t No r north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
Two Murders Reported.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January1.-Two muir
ders were reported from Darlington county
Yesterday. On December 25th Aeck East
erling (coloredD, while sitting in his dining,
room with his family, was shot dead
through the open door. The assassin es-
capped. On December Goth George Windham,
aged eighteen years (white), and Robert
CRANKY, aged seventeen (colored), got Int lntG
they were returning from neighboring
town. Windham stabbed CRANKY to the
heart, drove home, unhitched the horses,
and then fed, leaving the body in the
wagon where it was found the next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
Il RICHMOND. Va, Deem her p, 1881
A fgNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED

RICHMOND. Va, Deem her p, 1881
E'BE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
II PACKAGES, remaining unclaimed in the
POSSESSION Of tho Richmond and Dsnyille Rail
road Company, will be sold TO the highest bhiior
py George ". Mayo auc;ionoer, at No 70 north
Ninth street
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1890.
according 10 law, same having remained I'M
GAINED for leriod OF sixty days or more:
Ibcx HOUSE uOLD GOODS consigned 10 Mrs.
isULKY PLUW and CIDER PRESS consigned
70 Hall N ooiling:
fbundle OF POLES aud boxes OF c. GOODS
4 consigned 10 J. Loveycrait;
ibuudle BED and ROCKING CHAIR consigned
to Hillery kichardsou:
fbundle SHINGLES and | bundle WOOD con-
signed to W. +. Bagby:
2pieces b. MILL MACHINERY and piecs Il.
= BETTING consigned TO W. ". Murphy
barrel suNDRlEs consigned TO Thomas Ps-e.
90 2j6Ja2s,l6 Il. II. LEA. Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
FIRES IN NEW YORK.
A Number of Manufacturing Concerns the
Sufferers.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

ny teieRfdph W stto H''P"S"'i
NEw YORK, January 1.-The Liberty Silk;
Works, at Nos. GIT to 625 west Fifty-second
street. were burned to-day. The Ere in.
volved losses to a number OF other mann
featuring concerns. The fire started early
this morning in the engiDe-room OF the
building. and as the engineer ON duty at
the time has not since been seen fears are
entertained that ne persisted in the flames.
The firms which lose by the fire are
The Liberty Silk-Works. Sl50,oo0; Mohler
& Co, manufacturers of silk ribbons,
$50, goo; the Persian Carpet Company,
$4,000; j. & j. Morrison. manufacturers
Of plaster ornameats. $1,000: the Eaton
Manufacturing Company. $4,000. The
building is damaged $4,000.
The missing engineer was seen to go into
the engine-room Us the flames burst forth.
Tho Waterman and his little daughter, who
were on one OF the upper floors, had q
narrow escape. A large number OF persons
are thrown out Of employment IN conse-
quence of the FIRE, the Liberty Silk-Works
alone having employed $50 hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
Emancipation Celebration.

NORFOLK. Va, January 1.-The twenty
sixth anniversary OF the emancipation
proclamation was celebrated by the colored
people here to-day. The procession, which
was a large one, was composed of military
and civic orders and was reviewed by the
Mayor, Judge of the Corporation Court,
and City Council. The exercises closed
with an Grafton, the reading of an original
poem, music. and the benediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By . thorough Knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern tho operations Of digestion
and nusrisious aud cy careful application Of
the nns properties OF well-selectod Cocoa Me-.
kppe hes provided our breakfast tables with Z
delicately nsyored beverage Vhicn may savs "
May heavy dociors' bills. Il Il bS the 1udicioua
use Of such articles 81 dlot that \ cons,iga. loo
may - gradually built up pntl atrpne enough
70 resist every tendency 10 disease Hundreds
Of subtle maindiss are noasing around ~ re~dy
70 attack wheyever there 70 = weak po1RG We
Ourselves veil fortified With pus blood and r
properly nouFishsd frame. - MI ssvsjes &C.
Nads simply WIN bollsnx vassr q miik. fol<
osly q nSlGpoa1d DIS - arocSrs lsS;jiS5
thlss yAlxa tela . 90. aeneolslll en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02

lBy telegraph 20 mo DIspatchI
Nxw YogK, January 1.-The losses by
the fire which occurred last night at the
corner of Crosby and Jersey streets. as
near Is could be ascertained to-day, are the
Columbia Type Writing Company, sio, 9S e
1000; and Leo Schlessinger,. 81, 600.
The building. which belongs TO Schlessing'
CT, is damaged $4,000. All the losses are
fnlly insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
STAuNTON.
A jail Doiivery--rhe Case of the SIiilers
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatoh.l
STAuNToX, Va, January Last night
-four negro men. criminals confined in the
jail of Augusta county. made their escape
from prison. Their names are John Ha-
milton, aged about twenty-three; Frank
Humbles, about the same age: John Har-
ris, aged eighteen, and Joseph Greenley,
aged twentv-one years. The two first were
sentenced to the penitentiary and the two
last were serving terms for petit larceny.
Thomas N. Williams. Esq, of Lynch
burg, of counsel for the Millers, arrived
here this afternoon from Rockbridge. In
his wounds David Miller will not be able
TO appear at the January court. The trial
will take place at the February term, which
commences the first Monday Of the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
Three Men Killed in n Row.

AsHEvILLr, N. c., January IA terrible
tragedy took place in Mitchell county. n.
c., twelve miles from Bakersvllle. the
county seat. In a drunken row Christmas
dav three men were killed. Friday Monroe
Garland. a brother of one of the murdered
men. rode ND to the crowd in the same
place and fired into the crowd, killing
three and wounding twelve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
MONDAY, JASUAsY6, 1859.

At O'Clock T. 81. the THREE VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE BRICK STORES. situated on
Cary street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, known az Nos. llOi. ll00, and il0S east
Cary street. and now occupied by Messr5. w e.
ciemons and others. These stOres front az a
whole IS 4 feet aud run back sS foet to an alley
" feet wide. Es,h building IL three stories high
shove good basement. The central location
and the undsputsd advantages OF these stores
must commend them TO the attention 81 par
dee seeking good Investment or rrst-clas'
pusiness-stands. The attention Of ell prties
cooking property or investments ~ specially
calied TO this safe.
TggMs: kasy, aud announced A. sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE,
deaf Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
A "Robber Gas Mn Vetoed.
nv se,ngraph 70 tno Dtsoatch.l

81. LOUIS. January 1.--Jnst before The
daily papers went 70 press t .s, morning o,;.a
that he had vetoed the. gas bill .recentiy
passed by the municipal assembly popu.
farly known as the "robbtr" gas bill. II
Is New Years. gift which thecitixens gene
rally will DO very grateful tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
Twenty Years in the ren,.ensisry.

CHa1srIAksBusG. Va, January 1.-The
Jury in the case Of Akers, charged with
outrage on q girl, brought ina verdict OF
guilty and fixed the sentence at twenty
years in the pcnitentiary. Judge Junkin
will not announce when the prisoner is to
start for Richmond for fear OF lynching
this whole section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
RearraUgef.

LONDON, January 1.-The Star saws that
the marriage between Miss Caldwell, of
America. and Prince Murat has been again
arranged. Prince Murat, the Star says.
will accept any allowance that Miss Cald-
well may Prant him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
sol. haas, Traflc Manager.
I. NJ. X. TALOOt T. fifst Ice President
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BAL
~ WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE ~ RFFECr gMDgR 2, isp
IEAyE RiCangNO
Gi0 A. N. Local. etcen. sunday fgr Crfiol
Forge.
s:9l A. ". kxcross iAlly Tor Oii Point ani Nor
folk. Pullman car q Oi fn.ut
ii:2o A. N. Express daily for Cincinnati raf.C
Car OM pnint "a tta.iu.'esfli1.
3loP n EHpr8ss dslY f0r Oh poiui al
Norfolk. ptrinr Gar g. Olf FONT
400 p. ". Accom- nodsi,en. except sunday ~
C.slouffilt.
e:i5P. NJ. gho p T. ~ iimgsi daily
Pullman s.oeping-Chr ID Nin.I4
Solid ves'ihnio train with Dining ca
and puImans, thari0t.ssYia .
Cincinnati. ana PuilmaIs O. Louis
vile
TRAINS ssRIys AT kfcuHONn
500 A. y. aud 80 =. ". daily from CinoiunN
900 A. y. daily, except sunday, fr1m orYilas
willie
li:lo A. NJ hnd 7.O0 p. " daily from Sorf0lS.
a.iO y. NJ. daily oxsept sunday from 1li.'l
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
4 Notice to ComposItsrs.

PHnApxLPulA. January 1.-The following
notice was posted In the composing room
a. the Press here last night:
TH8 PHu.ApKLrHIA PREss,
BUsnsEss AAHAoER's OFy1cx,
PuulDr1PurA, December 81, 1859.
Dvinr 70 9 vote Of the members OF tho
prses CHAPEL showing their detorn,instion
e 1870 the agreement under which they
Seupe INTO thia cflice. and also subsequent
orreosnsnt made BY tho representative
e6pnlttss o. April ! 1sso: ybsraan sne
- & nsIs any sltsestion n ous seais Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
r WISHTO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il on salary to take charge Of my business AZ
their homer. Light, very f. cinsting ana health
full Wages $40 per week. k-tererce given.
Good pay for part tlme- Address, with stamp,
Mrs. MARION WALKSk, Louisville. Ky.
de 13.Th&sutMhi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
N AEifgvE- NDx a p

DICHMOND
IA LOCOMOTIVE AND nAcHiNE-woRKS
RICHMOND. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Our facilities for the manufacture OF HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed. II yoh
need steam power for any purpose call IA
through telephone. and We will send up an ex-
pert 70 make estimates and uaine prices.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
WORKS my iIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
BY Rawlings & hose,

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA AND DESIRABLE CARY-sTREEr STORE
PROPERTY BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREEIS.--At the request OF the
owner we will sell az public auction, on tue
rlfamisea on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02

plii sius AZ K Dr. X Balls 0eusI aHnp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02

"Kvaporate morning and evening few table
spoonfuis Of PONDS EXTRACT and inbale the
vapor Pour the PONDS EXTRACT into a tin
cup, which hold over the fame Of lamp; hold
the nose over the cup that the vapor may be in-
hailed. By this treatment tue membrane OF tho
nose and throat viii be in such condition that IL
viii resist the poisonous action OF the germs
which are the cause OF this disease. and II the
germs hare already bcen inhaled they viii be
destroyed. The symptoms Of Ia Grippe are
innamnstion Of me lining Nom orane OF the nose
which may extend 10 the lungs. with cough
sneexing, running at the nose, and, perhaps
severe aching pains and high fever"
These directions are for PONDS EXTRACT
only. II NAY be unsafe to use any other article
In this wAy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
JANIS RIVER DIVISION
~. & A. n. RI


eaysRllHE0sp
sl5 A. NJ dsiiy for LynchDurg. Leringioa. a.
clifton Forge.
Gasp. 81. Scotlsvilie accomm0isilJa er.s.
SUNDAY.
1000 p. III daily Tor iyachb1rg AMI Car
Forge.
rkAiss ABsfVg RtCHsOSD
f:IBP. II. Daily trou. tffiua Forge
80 A. II. Dsily from Ciiiion F0fge.
YI3 A. NJ. Except Sunday from ,coisWil..
station tignth ani CSusl s,rrets
H. W. FULLER
Gensral Passenger Agent
HaulaA~ nauartI Nsravar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
old DOMINION STEAM LA
" saIP coArANL -


Steamers leave hlcamOad Afkkf II So
and FRIDAY a. 4. n. saiies. ei0'ei
hour pc.Sre 3sAing tine.
steamers leegs New YORK tcr hichh
IyKnY " sDSAsDAf aud sAIthyAl ~ >
NJ, arriving Ia Mehmood aOADAf an ~
DAY McnSlSGN
Passenger acsora moisi.cns vnsarps.ssl
Csbia faro ~ Ass fork 80 Sens,-H'"
roete VnciGding meas All Germ, -. ~
Round-Izir t,caets. Intel " lhny JAS d.
Alter CATE Of ussae. ......--ssss.ss.s.' ..
kfes-nxs. Win sabsisloBce. ...-.....-.... 20
SteorL9e. Wttnoos "a pststeilce. .......-ts-.s
Caoln iafn sls cnesseeske sod Vhio HN''- "A
Xxx ..........s.sass -
,csbsn f1xe s{s Hishnoni ana Petersburg N
FtrAtlfoGu. ..,..s......s..s 49,. a
& y flcs ets caa " oolsined q, \. W. v1oo. : I,
Nan stross: Chesapeake sni ono sas
ulolld aad PessrsD9rx dspOtS snd 81 oon -
ofaepz l3Di y Aiu street, sad wharf,. hocks,
rrs:xa, forwarded auQ - o4ta ons /" -
fur,,sd Sor polais peson1 New Iofk
Grxisas receiver daliy Until Z. Aa~n.,
ta~aoneers teAvtns itcnnood ga noSDA,
rt,I6sDAIa WkpSEsDAr~ thp
SxTUHDAYs ~ ms Ct7soeeeks AL o..'
~ trsn Nevport hsusl ~ SIS a. n. .
- Sn}ch nond aud Psssrsoutz fsilfo>i ~
devs 4. 40 a. ~, vnt eAks eoan-s.sa
! E0HrOLk Win stsAuney seevins thoss sA,&
0YOk(ak ". AkLxN = o.. ASeaH
Ne tSoi NAto sweek AL
snu Co,sssnYs 1aArt xsssssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN kOAu
sCHEDuLg IN YFRECr DECEMBER IS. 1851
TWO DAILY TRAIssTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYYcHsCRa

xxAyE RICHMOND, BYhD-sTREET STATION
ga. a. " pssly. ria Petersburg -kichmon and
norfolk rhro gn Express AfTi2o Al
= Norfolk 1880 +. N. Stops oniy at Pc
A tersburg, wsseriy, Windsor, aad saf-
foik.
seAoA u. Daily, rio Pesenouyg. Arrive q.
Petersburg 1918 A. n. No. } ieayss
Petersburg 1885 A. N. tor Farm
vile. Lynchours. ana all poins south
II WesL
.ess r. n. Daily. ssa Psssraoars. Anive Pc
tersburg .:'sP. n; leave Petersburg
S:5lf. 4. daily arriving Norfolk s:lj
T. y. ".
I'm ? n. Daily. sis Posersour,. Arrive q,
Petersburg ix:s3 4. n, connecting
win Train No l. leaving Petersburg
q 1880 4. n. TOT farmvilie. Lynch
burg. posahoatal, and I'll points
south AMI West
10 rs A NJ. Dn,iY, except su az, ca Burkeyiue,
for fsrmville. Lynshuurs, tbs sea'n'
and Wo~t -.
PULLMAN sLREPiNG-CAR Accon4&4n
No. i--sleeDins~car from Pstefsn2rx
without ehALsA ieauQg heN 2&W 4eHx 8
ix9, a. H.. AID Lynch(qre ~ 7''1'
sr 81 sAs snMiEs,ocsuvr,p NJ tlsluA - 49,
;' !; J; 4. 60; y:
; :s9s -. 3 ssis sss ~ IS s;'''' .sn