davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

NJ which time a special grand Jury. will be
empaneiled. His father. A. ID. McCon-
nico. of BRYAN. Tex, was teiegraphed yes
terday. and is now on his way to Lexing-
ton.
rArIArEgRo's REMAINS.
younc Taliaferro was an orphan. His
father and mother are buried in Norfolk.
and his body will be sent 10 that city for
interment. The remains left here this
evening OF 7:50. accompanied by Captain
II. III. Taliaferro, who is n brother OF the
deceased and an assistant professor IN the
institute. The death Of Cadet Taliaferro
is indeed most unfortunate and deploraoie.
but il must be borne in mind that the au-
thorities OF the Institute are not IN the
least TO blame in this sad affair.
COLLEGE CUSTOM.
II well-known fact that in oil col
leges Young men will have difficulties and
in these difficulties they consider u hen1r-
able 70 settle by means OF lar neh,'
Moreover overy one acquainted Win col
fege students knows that when they nave
determined TO have a fight the strictest
regulations Of the most rigid faculty VIII
not prevent that fight from coming on.
EQUALLY MUSCULAR AND MATCHED.
Poor McConnico is Of course IN
wretched state. but he has the consolation
of knowing that the fight was at least per-
fectly fair Both men were equally mus
cular and nearly of an age. McConnlco be-
ing seventeen years old and lallaterro
nearly sixteen. Mcconnell surpassed IN
skill and Talaferro IN endurance. ihere
have been many fights, at the lnstituIe,
some of them apparently more brutal than
This bnt his opponent died of apoplexey,
superindnced by the violence of the fight
and thus McConnico became :he victim. OF
a sad fatality. Poor fellow, IN his pitl,,
able condition, overwhelmed by grief and
despair. he merits the sympathy and not
the reprehension Of the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

dred tons of coal to spare. / can only ac-
count for her failure on the theory that
her bottom is so foul as TO reduce her
speed more than one half"
=" Do you, then. regard the Baltimore rs
n complete failurel"
mo. lido not think we should condemn
her entirely. After she il locked ut KEEL
there NAV be some discovery made in rela-
ton to her engines or boilers that will
throw more light upon the subject"
The Baltimore, it will be remembered,
was built by the Cramps from the designs
Of Sir William Armstrong. OF England.
She was tested for speed over the mea-
sured mile, but her contract requirement
called for 9,0O1-horse power only. with
bonus Of 800 for every additional horse
power The builders received $780,
GOO extra. as the cruiser developed
IO.OOO-horse power, making speed
of 1876 knots. During her recent
cruise in southern waters the officers
claimed that their vessel had made twenty
one knots more than once. The distance.
however. was registered by patent log
and is not regarded as trustworthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
I.e gALTlMoRs's SLOW TRIP.
~.v., Or,cers Much Disappointed In tho
ships Performance.
Nav York World.l

Tho steel cruiser Baltimore was discuss
"A rosterday from stem to stern. from
eu 80 teel. The slow speed developed
and The e. great amount of coal consumed
during her recent mission mss E. 70 Sweden with
the body Of inventor were ,es
H. ro,v vessels merits. That her per-
t snr anc ia a great disappointment to all
~ he Officers at the navy-yard there is not
the shadow Of doubt.
'"s In my opinion" said one s old officer,
1.-THE Baltimore has always been an over
rated shin. There was commendable
amount of pride taken IN the new vessel
by her officers and crew, out w when he they
shir had made twenty-one knots they be-
c carp N the laughing-stock Of the entire
I'm n' Sbo should have made the trip even
n md, reduced speed in from twelve to four
teen DAYS. and then have had several hun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
THE DEAL RATIFIED.
7ur HALIFAX COUNTY POLITICAL
COMPROMISE AGREED UPON.
.u,.nc. Recommendation Carried the
po,nt-Thc Farmers Get the Bulk of
,hsorces-water Transportation.
,o-...o,,orco ., the Richmond DIspatch.I

,ca~-uano,aenco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., Sept. 26, 1890.
A, ,be Democratic County Convention
held in Halifax yesterday the compromise
agreed upon by the Democratic and TX
ecutiye committees was ratlhed by vote
81 ~ 70 Al. There was strong opposition
70 the compromise, and at one time Just
hoforo tba vote was taken it was thought
,bot tho majority would be against 1t, but
oo,,o changed their votes when the roll of
townships was called. IL was the recon;
nendation Of the alliances anu tney ieel
ouite confident that II Is Tor the pest IN
800, 81 fine comfy, az il secures the en-
t;re Ieg,sletive ticket. This depends, how
ever mon the ratification OF the plan by
The Repuhlican convention which meets
9th of October.
now THE OFFICERS WE'RE ASSIGNED.
The officers assigned to the alliance were
.ben nominated: W. T.. Bowers Tor the
Senate and W. W. Hall and A. Is. Hill Tor
sheriff b. I. Allsbrook was nominated
aoain for the same Office, and Treasurer ".
Il. Parker was also nominated again ior
treasurer.
The convention was harmonious ana
rOOu IctlnE lItNdiith tiiAN"oHNN'
RESIGNED HIS OFFICE
A. b. Hill had been appointed some time
400 as the Registrar of Scotland Neck
township. and upon being informed that
he was nominated to the Legislature he
offered his resignation as registrar, ana
Justice j. A. Perry was appointed IN his
stead. -, c..
The little daughter of Mr.. w. II. Scott,
Iivjn0 near town. had the misfortune yes
terdav to get her arm broken by fall.
A CONVENIENT STEAMER.
There will be a steamer put on the i Roa-
noke river the lst of October 70 run from
Weldon To Hamilton. This will be quite a
convenience 20 the farmers along the river.
II will save them the trouble OF hauling
their cotton to the railrc ads tor shipment.
The steamer will make three trips week
It has been going as high up the river as
the large Caledonia farm for some time;
but its trips TO Weldon Will be sui
greater convenience.
Weldon will take steps soon to put IN
electric lights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
A NEEDED DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.
A New journal for the Central Point
Ia the Fourth District.

Correspondence OF tue hlchmohu Dspa'cn.l
NorTAwAY. September %, 1890.
A frst-class Democratic paper Will issue
in few days from Blackstone under the
editorial conduct and supervision of Alr.
l.. Y. Epes. our former county chairman
and a most energetic and practical party
man. II is greatly hoped this paper will
subserve in large measure the purposes OF
.he party organ in the district. as there is
urgent need Of such an institution here
or in Petersburg at this juncture, and
the paper will not fail to WELD power.
Blackstone IL conveniently situated as a
central point, and Mr.. Epes well qualified
20 conduct the newspaper canvass OF the
marty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
Alleged Mnrder-Kobbed.

NORFOLK, Va. September pa white
man named Ben. White was arrested here
Perquimans county. N. 9. -,
Robert II. Brown. drummer, on his
way from Philadelphia TO Birmingham.
Ala, got on a spiee here to-day, and az the
Club" free-and-easy resort on Church
street, tonight was robbed of S215 by
Loonora de Forrest and Nellie Ryan. The
girls were arrested and confessed their
crime
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
OFFICIAL TESTS.
BASEBALL.
Yesterdays Playin.-A Close Game AT
acknowledgements Elsewhere.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dspaich.l

Columbus: commissioners post
poned on account of rain.
Louisville (ten innings-drawn on ac-
count of darkness: Louisvllles, /; base
hits. 5; errors.O. Rochesters, / base-hits,
6; errors, 0. Batteries-Dailey and Week
becker Baer and Mcclure.
st. Louis: First game-St. Louis, 10;
base-hits, 10 errors, 3. Athletics, 3 base
hits, 3; errors, Z. Batteries-Neal and
Frost; O'Neill and Riddle. Second game
five innings)-St. LOUIS. 7; base-hits, 10;
errors. 5. Athletics, 3; base-hits, En-
rors. 0. Batteries-Nichols and Frost {;
Streaker and Riddle.
Chicago Ueaguel: Chicagos, 4; base
hits, 6; errors. 4. Philadelphias, 5 base
hits, II: errors, 6. Batterles-Hutchinso
and Nagle; Gleason and Schriver.
Chicago Brotherhood; Chicagos, s;
base-hits, .; errors, 2. Philadelphia, !;
base-hits. 3; errors. 8. Batteries-Bald-
win and Boyle; Hustled and Hallman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

McConnico was brought over to town
4his AFTERNOON. given a hearing before
Judge Houston. and admitted to bail in
The sum Of 1880. There will be no regu-
lar grand Jury term of the County Court
untli next January, but McConnico was
bsilsd 10 appear before court October 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
w. r. Hubbard Nominated.

WHEELING, w. Va. September 26.'-The
Republican congressional convention OF
the First district at Moundsyille To-day
nominated w. =. Hubbard for Congress
on the first ballot over Captain Is. 3.
Doyener and George w. AtkinS,n. the
present incumbent, who was seated by the
House on o contest. Hubbard was
Greeley elector In l672.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

THE TURF.
Yesterdays Leading Events-The Graves
end Track Deep In Water.
rBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


New YORK, September 26.-The Graves
end track was deep IN water and scratches
were numerous.
First race-three-year-o sweepstakes,
non-winners. 81 900 added, six furlongs--
Veronica won. Druidess second, Lord Dial
meny third. Time. i:l61S.
Second race - handicap sweepstakes.
$1,000 added. one and one sixteenth
miles-Rhono won; Diablo second, De-
faulter third. Time. I5l.
Third race-selling sweepstakes, two
year Odds, 81, 900 added, SIX furlongs-Iom
Donohue won; Lepanto second, Adyen-
turer third. Time. l:i7l<.
Fourth race three ear-old sweep
stakes, $1,000 added. one mile-Bravo
won; Elkton second, Granite third. Time,
lax.
Fifth race-three- year-ol selling sweep
stakes, 8, 900 added, six furlongs-Ruth
won; White Nose second. Drumstick
third. Time, LII.
Sixth race-high-weight handicap sweep;
stakes, 81 1000 added. i've Thoroughbred
won; Eolo second, Best Boy third. Time.
l:0Ssz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
He CARELESsLY THREW A MATCH
A Disastrous Explosion Followed-Pursuit
Of Desperado-ieal Petroleum.
rsnecial relerram TO the Dispatch.l

GRrEysBoRo'. n. c., September 2G.-.An
explosion of gunpowder in cartridge;
loading machine occurred at the Wakefield
hardware store, on south Elm street this
afternoon. The windows in the front OF
the building were shattered and the clerk
who caused the explosion was severely IN
iured. The young man lighted cigar and
threw the match carelessly aside and 1t
fell into the powder-chamber Of the ma
chine and ignited several ounces OF DOW
der. The explosion followed. pieces OF the
machine flying in every direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
PHILADELPHIA, Il G II $RSN
MoSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ NJ. aud every SUNDAY ato
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friiays' steamers
received TIL 1889 A. NJ; for sundays steamer
I'LL p. N. saturday. Freight received daily III
5P. N.
Fare 81.
For further information apply %
). W. AcCARRTCK,
General Southern Agent. once Rockets
IS. r. CLYDE a CO.,
moi General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
JAMES CITY REPUBLICANS.
DeIepates Elected-Bowden Endorsed as
the Candidate-The slater Case
Decided.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, September &c, 1890.
The Republicans last night held their
meeting 10 name their congressional dele
cates TO the nominating convention:
Commonwealth Attorney i. G. Peachy and
John Cary (colOred), were chosen. Inc
following resolution was unanimously
Resored That the Republicans of the
CITY of Williamsburg heartily endorse the
Hon. George T. Bowden, and although we
do not instruct our delegate how TO vote,
vet we hope that he may be our next NOM
inee for Congress from this district.
THE CASE DISMISSED.
In the Slater hdbedS-cOrpitS proceedings
to-day Judge Farthing delivered very
lengthy written opinion. IN which he sald
that the evidence. he did not thlnk.
proved Mr.. Charles Slater to be such
bad man and neglectful of his children as
much OF his time had been taken up with
business. The Court reviewed the evil
dence at length, and thought 1t 10 the IN
terest of the children that they should re
main with their mother altogether, and
that they should not be separated, but
should be allowed to grow up together TO
womauhood and manhood. The writ,
therefore. Is denied. The petition Is dis
missed at the cost OF petitioner, ana the
three infants. Grace E., Charlie H.. and
William b. Slater, are remanded TO the
custody and control of Annie +. Il. Slater,
their mother, and an order may be drawn
in accordance with these views.
An APPEAL PROBABLE.
After the decision had been rendered,
Mr.. Branch. of counsel for the petitioner,
animated that an appeal would be taken.
and for some time Mr.. Slater was IN CON
MIR Slater moved that the court certify
the facts in the case in order that an
appeal might be taken, and the matter
was further postponed TO give counsel
time TO prepare their bills Of exception
and the evidence 10 be certified. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

By y. ". BOWo
and
Frank ID. Hi,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE O f A
X PHYSICIANS, COMPACTLY-BUILT, AND
BLOCK or STORE PROPERTY
At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
SEVENTEENTH STREETS.-ln execution Of the
presently -mcntioned decree We Will sell ~ auc-
ton, ON the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER :. 1890,
at O'Clock +. NJ. the following REAL ESTATE
tO-wit: The SPLkNDIDLG-BUlLI,A ATTRACT
IyR, AND HIGuLY-VALUABLE BLOCK or
BUILDINGS situated NJ the southeast corner OF
Grace and Seventeenth streets, consisting Of a
three-st1ry brick recessed front store. used ~ a
saloon, with comfortable and capaclOus dwelling
above, fronting on Seventeenth street, AMI OF
two small stores IN the rear fronting on craze
street, with good rooms above. and now. aud 10
tact ever since they were built, we'll rented 10
good and prompt tenants. THIS property Will
be- sold subject 20 ground rent Of fiiso per an
mum perpetuaIly.
Terms: one fourth cash residue Al six,
twelve. and eighteen months. for notes, With In
terest added, aud title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
BEVERLEY +. Cru MP,
Special commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
by n. -. Chsnln & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. north Tenth etreet.

AUCTION SALE OF
4 HANOVER FARM KNOWN A. ROSE HILL
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER 81 lLDlNGs
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES. MOkh
OK LESS, ABOUT ONE NILE FROM NkCHAN-
ICSVlLTE AND ABOUT SIX MILE NOR IL
EAST OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF deed 81
trust from James " Ran and jonathan hruch-
baum, dated November :. lSsb recorded IN nan
over county Court clerks Oilice, Deadlock =,
page lO2. and 80 the request or the beneficiary,
default having been made tn tho payment OF tue
notes secured therein. will sell Toy public auc-
ton at Mochanicsville. Ia said county, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1890,
ut 70 o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND described
in said deed A. all that certain parcel or tract
OF land, together With su tho buildings and I'M
prOvomouts thereon. rights, ways. ana appurte-
nances thereto belonging, lying and being In mo
county OF Hanover state OF virginia, about one
mile from Mechauicsyiie aud about six miles
northeast Of hicnmon1. containing lJ acres,
more or less. aud snOwn as Rose hilL"
TERMS: Cash for expenses ~ executing the
trust aud 70 pay sos, with Interest from Noyeln-
her !, lSs9 and s12 balance on note duo May j,
lss7. ami suy taxes due: balance on terms an
nounced AZ sale. r. Il. CHAttlN, trustee
sale by L. b. CHAFFlS s. Co., Auctioneer-.
50 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
xAiE.HOAD LIN "a

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC kAILkoAD. -sCheiais
APRIL ~, lssy-oasiern etandsrl
umo.
r;s2A N. leaves BYrd-Srsot station daily
Ktous only n Ashland, Boutwell,, NIL
ford, and YredericksDarg, Brooke sad
widewaIss. s4se9ss 10 wsSa1agtoa
and New forh
,,.x9. " leave. Byri-sw station daily. OF
except sunday. Buuot fsrlor Car
EichfnOnl 90 b. a-hiEgtcn.
s...p. N. leaves Byri-susss stAnoa daily
sleeper. kirh mOnd ~ New York.
s.uA. NJ. arrives at Byri street station dali,
sleeper from Ses YORK
s.uP. n arrives 81 Byri-ssresi station daily.
,tops a. FreiericksDurg. Milford
Both well. and Ashland. sleeper IRON
Washington aud New York Does nos
stop a. ElbA
Gap n arrives 81 Byru-Sueet station dally
except sunday Buffet farlor Car
Washingtol u Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAINS
bAiIr sIcsrr susDAYS
.oA n. leaves RlbA Arrives ~ Ashisnf ~
o'' T:ss A.. N
mp NJ. seoom saodstion leaves Byrt-swess
station arrives at Ashland 81 Z. NJ.
sssP. N leaves Rlba arrives ~ Ashland 81
.:1P. y.
.eA NJ arrives RibA Leaves Ashland ssnn
A. n.
.s,A n accom- notation arrives 81 Bryk
Street station; leaves Ashland as';1
s.isR. II strives = nss leaves Ashland (.
Z. 4. TAYLOR rrar,e Manager
TT D NyasA DONEGAL uaDsstassadsas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
rKAlNs snRrnwAnn
Daily. fDsily except srnlAy


Fos H. y, - ami r. maks al ss11s S..
q nnt n sfop "a sigaal as Aau-at.t.'
Drewry's Bur. Cenirsiia. sui chester ..
st0pe on -iglgl ~ Manchester All Chester .
81 stops a. Mt1chesier NO2 - "a 3Ag B.. b.
~. aai a.. viii stop a. az s.auoas iJr ,a.ss,'
gers.
PJLiNAN-CAR sEayfrR
On Trains Nos. II AMI a. sisspins ~ fsfrss,
Hew YORK AMI lamps "a lts Jseks ..r..,
On Trains Sos. IL aai a s.aepIlT--sr. ..ls.,,
Washington snf Chsriestou On Tran S., O.
slecp.ng-ca-s tetVocn Hashinst.l aul ~
eOnyiile. On Train " IS s'nH.Irr.-s-r ...
tween Jacksonville AMI New iorL
THE ONLY ALL~EAlL LINZ ~ NORFOLK.
Rlchmoni,..' agA An Slrf1it'
Richmond. ...' ..31 T.. n. Norf.lk -f.p
Norfolk .'siOAG. Krhan.af. .t.. 4
Norfolk 'scJP. 81. Richmond. ..P
che trains leaving klr1m0ni .rt
Norfolk At r. n. arc s1ut i-a-. I.t--.-
thrsr Two points. and pessrLsrrs ~ fr-.rfr
without change ~ OARS Close connect IND. a.,
also mais az Petersburg by ne ...
from kicnmond ami tho SGD A. o. ua4 B..
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Ricnmoai gt .g A.. ..f
ii.eJP ". aul arriving a. krlu.lt %. p
n. ant SOS p NJ. mage r'.ss c.urr-.. .. A.
Peter burg D. aud from fnrlu.a. Iyn... lrt
AMI s0uthgcstern polnH
H. n. sLLLT. 5uG.tr.sl
r I. u. NYssS General ,l.sralslir.L
T. NJ. hzEas0s. General Passenger Agsat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

BoscuEN. &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BOscHEN's
E1ECUTOR. &c, DEF RNDAsrs-lS THE CHANCE
KY COURT or IHs CITY or RICHMOND.
!, Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
THY that the bond required of the special COM
mis-iouers by the decree IN said cause OF June
3, 800 mas been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th DAY 81 June,
1880 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
se2t clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .z-Snl.,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT : -r--1rI-I
' COMPANY for the sEAsHOkE. <1.<-A,s< sdL,
Cheapest and most pleasant route T. Dl-D
POISI, virginia BEACH. tCtAN tlEn'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPO NEWS
CLAREAONT, and JAhAskI'Eh lAND-
INGs by elegan! saloon steamer niEL
Leaving nichmond Byhhr MONDAY. WBDShS-
DAY, aud FRIDAY At : A. N. r.reet-cars ~
directly 20 steamers wharf Fare 10 Ola folns
or Norfolk. sl.5O: second class, 81.
Connections AZ Old Point AMI sorioit closely
with al lines for northern cities, Nr.inia behch.
sud Ocesn View same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist linA cheapest
route -. ,,,..,
Through tickets on steamer and NJ Garoers
Agency 1909 Main street Baggage cbrcksi
urough. slate-rooms engaged Tor lay or nighk
Freight received daily Tor NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASylLLB Bui fAhhflL LILLE AND
pOWHATAN X K STATIONS, AMI WASH
ISGTOS. ID. C., all points IN Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, anf all regular land
ing, on the James river, 81 lowest rates AMI
through bills issued.
LICIEk b. TATUM, fics-Fresissnt,
No. Ju7 Main street and kOcSstsA
Irwin WgIs.0Ek Freight snd Passenger AgonL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
DIVIDENDS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY.
pu,1 ,pxlpaIA. September "a. 1890.

phil .pELPHIA September q. 1890.
Mi. .. ,.-abv given that the Board OF d.
~a.,or. Ia. 1ceIarsi on the preferred stock OF
tSts eomnsny dividend of ONE AND ONE
HALF DOLLARS per share out OF the s1rplu.
,h'' ,r.,.s,,rsr IN and after OCTOBER 20, 1890
~ ,na s,ncHnolfers A. registered at O'Clock r.
Tha ,ransfer-OOOks Will be closed from
n Hc,on.r " Isql A. j. dEMPHIlI,
"a W tls7 IOliS93 Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
YORK-RlVER LINE,va wEsTro~F
TIE FAyORITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

IKAIN 30 %, $40 p n.
LOCAL EXPkKss, daily rert >2nifF sos
at ell stations. Al Lester Manor cont'ca f'.a
stage tor walkerson. with Baltimore s.e'l'fA q.
TRAIN No IS. lgsP.N.
BALTIMORE LIN FL. ialF EXCEPT egai'f
for WeI Point connociins nA feff-r.'-L
s.eamer. f0r baltimore. AZ baIumlrs s,7a '.f
connect with Baltimore ali ono -. ~ i'
washington, Phua1eiphiA ani NeF f0IA
Steamers leave Baltimore A.. 81. dolly, ef -I'
SUNDAY
TRAIN So s.7..9h.M
LOCAL. MIXED. Tally except ,l1iaE i-H'ff
Trsuiy-thIri street f0r Wcss flil. sd .n''n
Tles.s 5ri-s a, station to5t u y.ry.ah.rs'-
Ope4s A. 81. Col J.. 81. al ifom f D. b. 81 go
C.sy ushet-onee-cornsr u Tent eai sta
s1I HAAs. JAS. T. TAYLOR
Trsnic Manager General Fass 1s.r ~ ~
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Digsion lasssaser As i-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
kOkn
SCHEDULE IN EFgECr MAY N. -
TWO TRAINS DAILY ~ SOkYOlA AID
L1NctbltA -
IBAyE RICHMOND. Byrd, lkttI NJ Ilv,
s40AA Daily. pa Petersburg hielln "a > =
N1rfoik firD ~ b. f"'s A.I.ff ~
trsb.rg ana slf.ih
KAN. lsayng Peters .rg 30 iii.I a.
L. and arr Yins s. NJf'..k 49, q, d.
sf0ps 10 AT .ttH0r- - -.
euAN. Daily, 80 Poisrsol-s. Nf'''
Petersburg ini, :. ~ - 49,
Tstsr.Durr itI3 A. a fHf Faf n
Milo, Lynohba SOD q. vp.ls SAB
,,.yu 5..iy IS. Pss.norrs .rir' P'-
torsbarx r.jF. H.. i9srs D. t.f,D-f
cor. n. islL 1duns N,r,A
P.a ,..,,. q.
pe.e-.burg 10. 49, y. onnn' v
xttn Tra!a ~ D. leAFius feiafs 1srf
Al I2.t1 A A. 10 farmf.iIh ~
rue. P5sshols1A AL Al .yias
sOaA aal "eot d. ,,....,.,,.
ft.roAy ps.ly.r.t hlrkafilie' iot pr .'.i.f
hIgfx. Soc ,s.--' Ali ~. =,
prrtyAN sLggPlN5-CAK A-tyNsD0
TlUNs
No. i-sleepiag-cN from iei7r''irt |" n'''
without seaL "a leaving IetNi7 "a -.
Iz.t0 a. NJ. al LyacEosfs "
on ~ - |iyochbars " Roma AL k9sae" 'i
se,nphA s1gnOat e1AnsA III to,,,,r.a1a
I,rxet. uAks.ss-cBecs a. ana - -
,.n =, op.Alned al kicllaoni AL isN.''.
90 - 81 A. ~ GArDsrN ~ MAJ q. =
at ~ lie Conpaays 0.1ee o. tss' -
1-4s o. g. VI. cot ~
pa..snser ss'l-
w. a bhfiLL
0euers Passenger Afea.
CsAsIrss EooN Foo- ffesi ioa- tt
t.p,rai o.acs k0a1skAfN
J,ARMVILLE AN u POWhAIA'
II RAILROAD ....,,sr
GENERAL OFFICE .3 EA~t VAS i.l
sCuEDl IL ~ tffkCl "a CD " 49,
LsaYs gicIho>D 49, ,.,,,..i..
OIL. , N rfG AtznlIc Coast tlnt i.l ',t...t.-.
EiS =. NJ. rit Atlantic Coast Li1s i's
pock AMI Intermediate - -.,.,.
49,. NJ "a Richmond AMI DAnfl.lr' l9l go
Wv ~ vile. ant all slall0as ocsl vi Ne'
junction. ., g.. ,.rrn.
500 P. H.. s.a heomonl sni 49, - u Y0ss.sg
Junction. ,.,.. t,r san.
w. garter ami wlatcrpo'A
Agglyg AT RIcHhoSh ,st,t,r.
a.to A NJ. ria Atlanta Coast Aiue, I'D
Wv " mock ana fntoi laoiiaie alsL - -.
s.op N - Atlantic osst Llus from pr -
- "a "a k,chmond asa pAnsil.e, ~
FsgmVlle. and al si-.iyn'
hoscloy Junct.oa =, III. fr5a
~" skiaquArter sat Mleiefp'NN
All uains daily except saoiay. ,.,,.. a.,
For uckeIs, baggago-chccAs, unS.s...f iius.
..l upon A. w. GAkBkk AtsnuN '~-
ana hichmond aad pAnviile 1V tyy'~uroS
General Freight Gai f.Aselss' 49,
I.rss III Wxxra. UsnsIAi AAasxs"