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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

Representative Belden OF North
Dakota recently introduced bill in
that State to protect newspaper
publishers against the malicious
people who furnish false news Il
provides that any person who will
fully states, delivers or transmits
by any means whatever to tine man.
ager, editor, publisher or reporter
OF any paper, magazine, publica-
ton or serial for publication therein
any false or libelous statements con-
corning another person or corpora
ton. is guilty of mlsdemeanor.
II sucA a law we're in general
operation and were enforced, the
courts could not hold the persons
who would be brought up for violat-
Ing it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

SPECIAL ELECTION BILLs.-Any
one who inagines that the State
Board will allow any of the special
election bills, is badly mistaken
The Board, Notwithstanding Judge
Rising's decision, propose to fight
each county in the Courts, to the
bitter end. The reason for this
course is not known to anyone out
side of the Board. 1t begins to
look like case of pure stubborness.
Persons who desire to get their legal
rights will be obliged to sue the re-
spective Boards of County Cor
missionsrs and they in turn will
have to sue the State. 1t is over a
year now since the money was due
and people are tired OF waiting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

The silver men now announce
positively that they will hold their
great mass meeting in New York
for the discussion of the free coin
age problem on the evening of Feb
ruary 18th. Edward Curtis has
left Washington to make arrange
nsnts for the meeting, and Fitch
has prepared q speech which he
Intends shall be the effort of bis
life.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-14

A LIVE LAND AGENT "A dispatch
was received yesterday by Surveyor
General jones from Isaac FrohmaD,
Land Agent at Washington, statiag
that the Secretary of the Interior
had approved 1856 acres of Ne
vada land. The school fund will
thus be increased $13,413. We
have = good. live agent now in
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
and upioue ever known in the social his

and unique ever known in the social his
tory OF New York. The house, an i'm.
posing structure, stands in the midst Of q
vast park on high hill overlooking the
river the picturesque heights OF West
Point. and the little village OF Cold Har-
Dor nesting far below in the Hudson
Valley. IL is house of many rooms.
each OF which contains numerous art
treasures from all parts OF the world. At
noon an elaborate breakfast will be
served 10 the Comte, bis suite. General
and Mrs. Butterfeld, and twenty invited
guests. he table will be arranged in
the shape OF a Fleur-de-lis, American
beauty roses. with lilies OF the valley.
Smilax, ferns. and palms will form addl-
tional decorations. The entire house will
he thrown open and flowers will be scat
tered in profusion through every room.
A specia train will take a number Of
invited guests from the city TO attend a
reception 10 be given from until 3. A
state dinner will conclude the entertain
meBt.
On Monday the official dinner 10 the
Comte will be given by his Old comrades
in arms at the new Plaza Hotel, on
Fifty ninth street aud Fifth avenue.
The banquet hall will be appropriately
decorated, and there will be music lad
speeches. The committee in charge
consists of the following veterans Gen
erals +. @. Reyes, J. q. Park, f. j.
Porter, o. O. Howard, W. y. Franklin,
ID. +. Sickles. w. VI. Slocum, Daniel
Butterfed, and John Newton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
Mr.. GEBHkRDT IN TRAINING.
In Fine Condition After a stay in Famous
Pike County.

n Fine CONDITION SAittt stay III
Pike County.
Frederick Gebhardt has gone into
physical training, and expects soon to
be the amateur athlete he once was. lie
is working under Professor John Laiiin.
For the past few years Mr.. Gebhardt
has not devoted much time to athletic
exercise, and i'll consequence has grown
stout. lie has been troubled with dys-
pepsia, and has had no desire to keep up
those athletic fests which made HIM
celebrated before he became prominent
as the escort OF Mrs. Langtry.
Since his return from Europe Mr..
Gebhardt has become imbued with his
old time desire to again shine as pre-
mier shot putter and amateur pedes-
TRAN, and incidentally as an expert IN
usinc boxing-gloves. Three weeks ago
he and Latin went up into Pike county,
Pa. and made their headquarters at
little roadside inn, where the plainest
food was eaten and there were no ln-
ducements even to mild dissipation.
There was trout brook near and IN the
surrounding woods was to DO had game
of all sorts,
Long tramps through the woods with
guns and fishing rods was the daily rou-
tine. Day by day the avoirdupois of
Mr.. Gebhardt was reduced and his mus
Giles increased in size and in strength.
He declared he had never enjoyed him
self so much before nor felt so well.
From five miles dav he soon became
able 10 endure thirty-mile jaunt up
and down the mountains without fatigue
and be declares he is TO day better
man than no has been for five years.
But MIR. Gebhardi's course OF training
has not ended. tie is again in this city,
bnt only for week or SO, and in tho
mean time he will continue his exercise.
While he is here his steam yacht is
being fitted ont for a trip to southern
waters. "He will spend the winter in
Florida" said one of his close friends
last night. al do not know the exact
date of sailing, but it will bSnext week,
probably next Thursday. The yacht
must be stored and there must be some
extra guns and fishing tackle put on
board The stops will probably be at
Charleston and Savannah. From there
they will sail up the St johns river. 1t
is probable that the winter will be spent
hunting and fishing and that the party
will not return uni spring"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
ASTORY OF ALPHONsE DAUOET.
How Royalty Lifted Him from Condition
OF Great Poverty
Public Outuionf

Public 0pinion.l
The following incidents in the career
Of Alphonse Daudet are related by II.
II. BOyesen, who enjoys the privilege OF
personal acquaintance with the dis
tingulshed French author: "AlphonSe
Daudet, little. delicate man, with
beard parted at the chin, heavy ringlcts
like hons name surrounding his head,
soft, dreamy eyes, and extremely
robust chest-such he ia. When a
boy his father failed, and for
some time Alphonse lived with
him in penury at Lyons. But an
elder brother procured a position in
glass store Mt Paris aud Alphonse went
to live with him. They took the cheap
est lodgings IN the city, for money was
exceedingly scarce. In fact, Daudet
travelled to Paris in n lreightcar, wear
ing pair OF rubber boots, inside of
which we're neither slippers nor stock
ings The journey occupied two days,
aud the boy did not taste food during
the whole time. Finally when Paris
was reached he was nearly frozen as well
M starved. There they dwelt far up IN
the attic OF n building six stories IN
height. But neither OF the brothers
lost heart. Both had an abiding faith
that the Younger possessed genius.
"Ons day a stray volume of Daudets
poems found its way into the Tuilleries.
The Empress Eugenie was delighted
with it. and exclaimed TO her brOther-in-
law: Cant We do something for the
boy who wrote these?' The Duke re-
piled: we can do everything for him
If your Majesty so desires. Then find
out about him and offer him assistance ,
she cried The next day Alphonse
looked down from his attic window in
surprise to see great carriage, bearing
the imperial coat-of arms, stop before
the door In moment huge, impress
siye, dignifed, liveried lsekey came pom
deIously creaking up the stairs. As he
Knocked heavily on the door Daudet
reeled forward half in FAINT What
could it all mean? What would hap
pen? Nothing, the lackey said, except
the Duke sent his card to NJ. Daudet,
who would please call on the Duke one
week from that day.
"Ah. what preparations were made Tor
that visit surely Daudet could not go
10 the palace in rags and tatters, so he
searched the clothing stores OF all Paris,
irving 10 hire a dress suit, but owing to
his peculiar physique none could be
found. Aftermany trials he succeeded in
getting hold OF tailor who made him
suit ON the strength OF the Dukes card
for Daudet had no moneyto pay for it
and on the appointed day he went
/ TO the palace. \ score of others were
present. but he waited his turn, and it
came. He was ushered IN to where the
Duke sat 'Can you write 2 Yes,
sir, replied Daudet. Very good
want a secretary. Pay 5000 francs.
Good morning. The boy was nearly
overcome. lie had never imagined that
any one was paid that much year
about GOO. But he suddenly remem-
bered that he differed in politics from
the Duke, and drawing himself up an
nounced the fact. Instead of being
deeply moved by this heroic course, the
Duke said ooh, 60 and get your hair
cut don't care anything about your
political beliefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
AFFAIRS AROUND HAMPTON.
so,.s st Nevnort News and other Places
The Yorktown Iournament.

Sales at Newport News ana otner fiaoeS-
The Yorktown Tournament.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
HAMPTON, October Is, 1890.
Soma 900 lots were sold at Newport
News on yesterday, realizing about
$4,000.
The farm OF MIR. J. W. Blackmore, on
Hamilton Roads. containing about lao
acres WAS sold to-day for S25, 900 TO
parties who have options on nearly all
the land in that Immediate vicinity
Judge G.. NJ. Peck, who has been IN
Botetourt county for some days RETURN
ed to-day. ,
The remains OF Mr.. John Jones. OF
Warwick. were inferred IN ST. Johns
church-yard on yesterday. =,
C.ptain Jesse s. Jones and John Nj.
Willis. ESQ.,, left on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for a trip through the val
ley.
VARIOUS NOTES
The Uniform Division, knights OF
Pythias. here expect to visit Norfolk on
the 29th.
A number OF young gentlemen are
busily practicing for the Yorktown tour
nament.
County Court commenced to-day;
Judge Henley. of James City. and Mr..
j. f. Hubbard, Of Warwick were mere
on yesterday. T. al
Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Jr., and
family, of Richmond, were here few
days ago
a literary society is to be organized In
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
rooms tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
DEATH OF Mr.. r. w. BELL.
DanyiIle Saddened by the Loss of an Esti-
mabIe Young Man.

mable Young Man.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANvIL1E, Va, October l7.-Mr. r.
". Bell, prominent young merchant
of this city, died here at an early hour
this morning. This is one of the saddest
deaths that ever occurred III Danville.
Mir. Bell came here from Lynchburg last
June. and with MIR. w. +. Dance, OF itch
mond. purchased Waddelrs book and
iob-printing establishment lie was do
ing n fine business aud had made many
warm friends in the city. His standing
here WAS excellent and the whole COM
munity is saddened at his death.
TYPHoID-FEvER.
He was taken with typhoid-fever some
days ago, and never rallied after the DIS
ease got its grip on him. His father
and mother and Lynchburg physician
were with him when he diei. The re-
mains were taken to Lynchburg this
morning in charge of special escort of
Nasons. of which order Mr.. Bell was
member.
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE.
At Pelham yesterday there was big
Democratic barbecue, at which speeches
were made by the candidates for the
county officers of Caswell and also by
two well-known lawyers OF this city.
RAILROAD RUMoRs.
A meeting of the Danyille and Ten
nessee directors will be held in this city
at an early date. and there are all sorts
of rumors ahoat about the new road to
the West. Some people say there Is
now a good prospect for three lines OF
roads from Danville to a connection
with the Norfolk and Western main line.
1T WAS MUCH ENJOYED.
A Rosebud entertainment Mt Mt. Yer
non church tonight was much enjoyed
by the congregation.
A prominent lawyer in this city is soon
TO wed charming lady of Charles City
county.
GLAD TO GIT OFF so EASY.
Frederick Lang. the barber who re-
Gently fled from this city with several
fine guns aud sum of money that
didn't belong to him, ard who was after
wards brought back from New York
upon a requisition by the Governor, was
tried in the Mayors Court this morning
Iapg's counsel and the Commonwealth s
Attorney had friendly conference over
the matter and a compromise was agreed
to. Lang was sentenced to thirty days
in the chain-gang and said he was glad
to get off with that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
MONDAY. EovyHEER. 2. 1890.

tCoupty-Court day, that VALUABLE REAL
Estate known as south White Marsh sit
uated in Gloucester county. seven mites re-
spectiyely from q tOucester Point aud Clay BANK
WhArves on York river, whence daily cleaners
20 Baltimore and Richmoni; two miles from
Roaue's wharf on Ware river and three miles
from Rowes wharf on Severn river. whence
and telephone ONCE on the farm. This farm
contains $50 acres Of tho most productive farm
Ing and grazing lands IN TideWater virginia, OF
which 800 acres In timber-pine, chestnut. while
and red cAk, &c, Sc. The improve ments con-
.ist Of ample barn and stable accom- mOiations,
with several small dEelltng-nouses, aud in
clude about IS ceres planted IN ornamental
trees and shrubs. raro and varied, forming =
beautiful park and lawn, with cite for mansion-
house.
Tho farm Is VOL fenced and large portion ia
In permanent meadow and pasture and situated
IN one OF the most desirable neighborh0Ods In
that section.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 Ray costs OF suits
and expenses Of sale and about $500 % w. r.
Roane trustee, aud about $500 TO j. l. Talia-
ferro, substituted trustee: ana the balance on a
credit Of elk, twelve, and eighteen MONTHS
giving bonds, with security, payable 10 j. l.
Taliaisrro, special commissioner, with Interest
from date.
W.P ROANF, Trustee:
j. L.TALIAFBRRO, 81 Instituted Trustee:
J. /. TALIAFKRRo, special Commissioner.
AUGUST g. 1870:
is " Corbell, deputy for s. y. Chapman,
clerk OF the Circuit Court TOR the county OF
Gloucester, state OF Virginia, do certify that all
the bonds required by the above decree have
been given in accordance Herewith.
:. V. CORBELL, d. c..
ocI for {. b. Chapman, c. @.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
THe DUKES IN NEW YORK.
They Grow Weary of Seeing so Many Scat
tered Battle-fteids.

The Due dOrleans, the young son OF
the Comte de Paris, and the Due d Uzes.
the hoir OF the champagne Widow
Cliouot's millions and the son oil Bou-
hangers friend, tired OF viewing baltic
fields, escaped from the veterans and the
Comte dc Paris at Gettysburg and came
10 New ork on Thursday, on holiday
trip OF their own. They were assigned
10 psrlor No. 10 and suite at the Wind
cor, on the ground floor. After register
ing they left the hotel and spent the day
in driving and walking and visiting To-
cal points Of interest he ducal chums
told u World reporter that they we're
enjoying thems. Ives immensely
The Comte de Paris and suite will ar.
rive this morning and the entire party will
remain here about ten days. Tomorrow
they will be entertained by General But
teriield at his country-seat, near Cold
spring, on the Hudson. The entertain
msnt viii be one Of the most gorgeous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Atrn
Ii Nos. 1893 AND 1870 FRANKLIN ct. GEG

Alto O'CLOCK TO-DAY
we will sell . number Of excellent HORSES,
MULES, BUGGlES. PHAEToNs. and WAGONh
Attn O'CLOCK
A small lot OF HAY in prime condition;
/ FUuR-SEAT SUhREY, In good order:
! LIGHT FAMILY PHAErON;
/ BEAUTIFUL DUN MAKE, q superior saddle
animal;
I YELLOW MARE-Tery handsome;
/ TOP WAGON, in cool ordOr;
Several good Top and Open BUGGIHs,
And all other stock Registered IN time.
ocIs z b. COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
CHURCH TRIAL TERMINATED.
The End Net Yet. However. According
to Authorities.
By telegraph to the Dispaich.l

NASHVILLE. Tenn. October ia
special from Chattanooga, Tenn, says |:
The case OF Rev. DR.. Carter. OF this
city, editor OF the Methodist Adpocate,
who has been on trial for the past two
DAYS by the Holston Conference at
Greenville. terminated yesterday in a
verdict OF acquittsl by vote OF IL to 2.
DIR. Carter had been charged 10y his
presiding elder with immoral conduct.
il is said by prominent members of the
northern Methodist Church, whose min
listers are investigating. that this verdict
will not settle the affair. but that the
case will be taken into the Circuit Court,
as three preachers are involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
n 7. u. hrsRA General 5upprinl>aisnl
4. NJ EHsGsOS. General Passenger Agen'
EARMyILLE AND POWHATAN

LrARMyILLE AND POWHATAN
II RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 709 EAST MAIN STREET,
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST 4, 1871
LEAyE RICHMOND
olb A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Lao ter Bermuda
Sis +. NJ, unt Atlantic Coast Lins Tor winter
nocs and int Mediate sts'ionG
$50 A. NJ, ia Richmond spf DNnNils. Tor farnl-
willie. ana al stations vest % i0,slcy
Junction.
800 7. NJ, tiH Richmond and Danyiile. Tor Farm
vile, aud ali stations vest u hOsoloy
Junction.
900 r. ", Uia Richmond ard DsnVllc for Skin
garter AMI WintsrpOck.
AERfyE ar sfCnsOkD.
$40 A. ~, RIA Arantic CoA.t Lloe, from Winter.
pock AMI Intern siiAia stations
eco L. NJ, "a Atlantic Nos8t Line from BERN ais.
s:tj A. ~, ria Richmond AID DanrilIo, frcm
FRrmviiie, sud all stations west q
H0seiey Junction.
giSA NJ ia Richmond and DADyllle. from
~sirluarter ana WiutorpOeG
All trains daily excep. sunday
For tickets, bagraS H-chochs, ums-ts5lea- g.,
call upon A. ". GAkBKR. Atauuc Coast Line,
and Richmond and Dau.ils dopOis.
W. G. lAIGhTOS.
General Freight sui Passenger Agent
JAMES X WEErn, General Manager. sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
ByJ. Thompson Brown 2 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.

FIRUSTEE SALE OF NEW BRICK
4 HOUSE AND LOT, No. 1903 WEST CARY
STREET BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated
April 10, 1885, executed by George ". Davidson
ard vito to the undersigned trustee and record
ed IN Richmond Chancery Court, Deadlock I'D
C.. page 156, and whereas default has been
nado ia tho payment Of tho note therein 60
cured. and being required so 10 do. - wen as ~
consent Of the said grantors I'm SAID deco OK
trust. | will sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890,
AT 3 O'Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
in said decd being all that lot Of land in the city
Of Richmond ana bounded rs follows: Com
menrlng on tho north sido OF Cary street. 2y3
feet eas. 81 WASHINGTON street. thence running
esstGsrdly and fronting thereon ~ feet, and
running BACK between parable lines l22 feet 70
an alley IA feet wide, being lot No. 20.
the improvements OF said real estate consist
Of new brick house, No. 1893 west airy street.
with al necessary out-hOuses, aud Affords good
opportunity % any one drsiring 20 purchase
hsne In an improving neignborhood, or hue
chance for An investor
An opportunity will be given 20 any one do
string TO inBpec! the premises prior TO the day OF
sale.
TsEYs By consent OF oil parties will be one
fourth cash; balence az six, twelve, and eighteen
month"; Interest added end secured by a deed
OF trust LEROY K. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BEoUs 6 CO., Auctionsers. o. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
Departures or arBhHEns.
PHILADELPHIA, II 1 G Il <,2EsA
bOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing dsyA Ivory TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az " n. and every SUNDAY az )
A. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays sni Friiays' steamers
received till 1880 A. ~: FOR sundays steamer
ill BP. n. naIurdsy. Freight received daily I'll
bP. VI.
Faro, g.
FOR further information spplyIo
j. W. hcCARRICR,
General sou;horn Agent. once kocKeiA
". P.CLYDE & co,
mol General Agents, Philsiei phiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
Tho retort Courteous.

The kpocn.I
Tangle: Do you know how IL iec'' " ~
kicked by mule? aor,.
want to show me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
APETERSBURG SCARE
INTENSE EXCITEMENT PREVAILS De
CAUSE THE GRAYS DILL
Rumors of N Riot In Richmond - Ine
Soldiers Followed by n Big crow"
A Prompt Turnout.
nnecial telegram 70 tn. plsp.,ea.


PETERSBURG, Va, October H.-lhe
Petersburg Grays, Captain 4. H. Aa'
sitter, were called out this afternoon 'ol
an alarm drill. The order summoned
the men Immediately to their armofy "
be ready for duty in twenty minutes !"
was unknown to the Grays or to 'he
public until it had been issued, anu
ignorance also prevailed as to the oolec'
Of the order or by whom issued. Mem
bers OF the company were soou seen
hurrying to their armory, and the news
rapidly spread through the city that 'no
Grays had been ordered out.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Crowds of people focked along Syca'
more street and gathered about the
armory building. and for awhile there
was great excitement OF course there
were not lacking rumors assigning cause
for the sudden calling out OF the hliii-
tary, and these rumors became the more
exaggerated as they spread.
TERRIBLE RIOT.
II was reported that terrible riot was
in progress in Richmond, and to TINS
report color was given by the fact OF the
emancipation celebration IN that CITY;
To assist in quelling this riot rumor bad
il that the Governor had ordered out the
Grays, to be sent over on the first tram.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
The telegraph and the telephone were
both called into requisition to commu-
nicate with Rich mond and answers
came back that everything was quiet
there. Then came other rumors equally
as absurd and baseless about disturb
ances elsewhere and the people became
exceedingly wrought up.
DIVERTED EXCITEMENT.
Meanwhile the Grays, all uniformed
and equipped, marched ont of their
nrmory, turned their course uptown,
and double-quicked along Sycamore
street, followed by large crowd of in
terested people. II was thought they
were hurrying TO the Southern depot,
but they passed beyond, went into the
Central Park and maneuvred and stack
Cd arms.
so EASILY FOOLED.
When the fact dawned upon the
anxious and excited people that Rlch-
mond was safe and that no disturbances
existed anywhere, but that the company
had been ordered out by their captain
simply for drill and to see how quickly
the company could be gotten together
they took the mater very good-humor-
eddy and smiled at the thought that they
had been so easily fooled.
GOOD SOLDIERS.
Thirty-seven OF the young soldiers
living in different parts of the town re-
sponded to the call. and in twenty min
utes marched out of their armory uni
formed. armed, and ready for battle ii
necessary. The fact speaks well for
their discipline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
TRAINS SoRrHwARn
Daily. tDsiiv except SUNDAY.

DAILY. tDsliY except SUNDAY.
sroPPIN3-PLACHt
Eos. H. ", - AMI "a. make NJ s,opN 10.
q and Is Stop N Aznal NJ MaHcnsesst.
Drewry's Bun OonnsliA anj thsstsf Ne ~
stops on signai at Manchester AMI chester. ~
ss stops as Manchester Nos "a ~ - ~, u,
AZ aui As, will stop a. al stations tor pas.so-
gers .-,,,,,,,
On Trains sos u ami 81 slsspisS.cars osivesi
New YORK aud Tampa VA tria Jscks1nFilleh
on Trains Nos IA an1 ~ slssgius -c,rs be.wesn
W sshin xton and Charleston. On Train No y,
sleep ng oars between Washington sni jack
sonstlis. on Train No Is slec0ing-cas Do.
tween ia h.0nvillo aud Nov YORK
TBR ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 70 Nok'oL@
r,enmOn ls.' Ca, A. ~ sortolr....iso P.2
kichnond. ...'l35 2. NJ Norfolk. 90. 100 ?. ".
Norfolk -...,.'s.oA. ~ Richn0ui. .lal5 A. n.
Norfolk 'i0J 2. N. hiohlaoni.. 6.sl =. N.
me trains leaving kiehmoni ate,9 A a. 40
Norfolk at Y. N. arc sofia trans botseen
yhese two poinis, aud pass0ngets 90 tArouSn
without ehsngs Of care. Close connections are
also made at PetsrDIrz ~ she 1895 Y. N. nain
from kionmond and Sue e.4) A. N. tram from
Train, lsayng Ricnm9ai a. GO A. n. AMI
It.9J p a. nnd arriving Al Richmoad AZ lfiD T.
N. ami sos T.. n. MAKO cl1eo connection IL
Paiers3urx 10 aud from t1rmuilo, LJD0hburs.
AMI soutnw estern points
X n. sULLT. supsr'ntsofsak
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