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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
MONSTER LOCOMOTIVES.
-Four OF the Largest Ever Designed Being
Built in Philadelphia.

Four of the largest locomotives ever
built in the world are nearing completion
at the Baldwin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phila-
delphia. They are being built for the
Grand Trunk railroad, and will be used in
the st. CLAIR tunnel, which runs under the
bed of the st. Clair river between Port
Huron, Mich, and Sarnia. Ont.
The engines are intended to run In an iron
tube tunnel twenty feet in diameter and
are peculiarly constructed. There are five
pairs of fifty-inch driving wheels on each.
The yater-tanks are on each side OF the
boiler, and the cab is In the centre of the
boiler, extending out over the two tanks.
The locomotive is thus constructed TO al
low IL to run equally well backward
and forward. The cylinders are 22x2S
inches, and the boiler seyenty-four inches
in diameter, with capacity to carry 100
pounds of steam pressure. An idea of the
enormous size OF these massive locomo-
tiyes nav be formed from their weight.
Each one with the water-tanks filed and
the starting supply of coal on board
weighs 200. 900 pounds, the average weight
in running order, with tanks about half
filed, being 10000 pounds. The rails on
which they will run will weigh one hun
dred pounds per yard.
The length OF the tunnel track for which
they are built to run over Is only about
four miles. They are designed to pull
trains up the steep approaches TO the tun-
mel II requires about three ordinary loco
motives for this service for each train. A
satisfactory trial of one Of the completed
engines was made yesterday on the Read
ing tracks. The other three viii be finished
in about ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
A Mysterv.

How the human system ever RECEIVERS from the
bad effects Of the nauseous medicinss often
literally poured inioit for the supposiiive re-
lief OF dyspepsia, liysr-ccmplaint, constipation.
rheumatism, and other ailments Is mystery.
The mischief dons BY bad medicines is scarcely
less Than that caused By disease II they who
arc weak, biliens dyspeptio, eonstirased. or
rheumatic would oftenor DO guided By the sx-
periencs Of invslsds who have thoroughly tested
Hoststters stomach Bitters ihey would in every
instance obtain the spesdiest aid derivable from
rationsi medication. This medicine 10 search
ing and - the same time thoroushIy ssfs
remedy derived from vegetable sources, ana
poseessing. Ia consequence Of ifs bAsis Of pure
sp!rita properties - . medicinal stimulant no,
10 Be found IN The nery local bittsrs and stimu-
lsnts often reserted TO 81 the dobsliiated, dye
pspkc. sud isaguid. NH T. W(w,fksu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
ARKysTEp AND BAILrD.
pAxornoUsLY III.
Feathers from Farmviiie.
fa,,.ct.l sstagrsm IN tina Ulanafeh

FlRMyrIak, Va. March S.--Snow fell here
last night to the depth OF four aud one.
half inches, followed tonight by mode
rated temperature and hard rains. Com
plants are heard from every quarter Of
this and contiguous counties on account
OF the suspension OF framework, owing 10
the continued bad state Of the weather.
Dir. John II. Wilson's condition remains
uninproyod.
Judge Irving will open court tomorrow
70 save the term II his strength viii admit
Of his attending.
dim Word, tho bottle-fhief, who escaped
From custody q few day since, Is still at
large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
PATRIOTISM AND POLITICS.
General w. II. y. Lee Explains Why Pub
lie Men Serve Theiv Country.
lioxandrfa Gazette

General W. II. T. Lee, representative in
Congress from this district aud the pos
SCISSOR Of 1900 acres Of good Virginia soil,
says; II think it is generally patriotism
which impels man TO devote himself TO
national politics Just what il is don't
know; but something in his constitution.
As Horace SAYS: 'BlsIoe Q, decorum EST pro
pdiria MORT There is always desire on
the part OF men TO give their best efforts to
the country, TO aid In directing its future
government and contribute to liz material
prosperity. Then, too, there 10 certain
excitement about il. Why do men 90 into
battlel Tell me that and | shall be able TO
say why public men continue willingly to
mako targets of themselves for the assault
OF their enemies and the ungratefulness Of
their friends. IL doesn't pay financially
nor in any other way OF which am aware.
No money and no honor can ever fifty re-
paw the great men Of public life for what
they endure. and few OF them look tor q
Just rec0mpense.'
Miss Mildred Lee. daughter OF General
Robert K. Lee, IL the guest Of Mr.. end Mrs.
j. L. Robertson. In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

Contrary 10 the hopes Of many subsi-
dists, the postal subsidy bill. as amended
~ ths House, passed the Senate yesterday.
3nis y qid largely by the grace 81 its enc
lowe4 70 get into q conferences eomm,s
tee'o hands il would DO Converted into {
ppstai-tonnage subsidy bils--a n, saso ~ Ia,
Hines wolss- Had Senators CARLISLE. Mr.
gan, and Pugh. who voted for il. casf thai,
yoses against u the bin would not have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
NJ! wv Northumberland

soHsDULg IN EFFECT JAM ASr - ~ Nd
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO hOh'V-N
LYSCHBUkG .,oS
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-sI kEAt 'll'.,.i
Dos Z NJ. Daily, sla Petersburg a t,,,r, u
Norfolk Through kAPfess, a., n
Norfolk il:iT A. N. shPs 80
Petersburg, Wag0fy' az 10
SOLID TRAIN hChAO''
eyAM Daily. ca PsssnSgfE A,'' l,,,..
PetSrsaurg 1000 A. u No y,rs.
Petersburg ii:05 A. N. ~ ga
VILE, Lynchburg, aud al Vy.s.'srssl
and WosL Through car
10 Roanoke and kaiioFL ,.,,,. ~
1910 p. NJ. Daily, GA PegersegrS. =. p,s.rs
tsrsburg tg,t5 Y. n: leS's IN
burg 2. N. daily. Afr'''ls
u,ayM 1s 1 ga Petersburg. Afrri' w
$40" Pelsrsburg iao2 A. ~, S,,0ss,s.,,,sfs
win Train No. !, leaving '''I -
nj I2.tO A. NJ. for FsTmuhS, ,ols9
burg. Pocahoutas, snd a. 40,
sonfh and Wesl Pulsns AZ
slsepsr between hlS 1883
LYSUHBUR9 ready Tor Wv
,.r NJ s ats p =, n Harss,Illa for ys,a,!'A
Lyncheary, Ihs SOUTH soa,,'sO9l
pULLMAS sLRRPISG-CAK Awe
rl0NS Lab
Ma l--siesping-cs from kleninDosss, 10 ee.sss.
burg. xiso. Petersburg 70 Bristol WE a.
leaving Petersburg daily ~ lEn
Lynchburg to Memphis wtinoa! ess 'sSessots al
No. s--Ihroash car kichmoka Dsss y ksS
Rsdford and Pullman Sleeper hosi'
pnis witnous change III laserDsS.
can 81 eb,Alaed 81 kiehmond a. an sssss
railroad depot A w. Carriers W. s.ln sEss'
ana Is 10 eompsry's onlce, g SsasirsissI.
!" r.s.snssr AGA
WA Devil. ,,a.
General Passenger ''sj
asssrAl o,les. Roanoke. Va 49,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
BRITISH STEAMSHIPS ASHORE.
A wrecklng steamer Loses Her Hudde'
Going to Their Assistance.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK, VA. March 3.-The wrecking-
steamer j. d. Jones. sent to the assistance
of the British steamship Cragside' lost her
rudder and went ashore and was damaged
in Ocracoke inlet. -.
The British steamship Campus, for TINS
port from West Point, 10 ashore IN lorK
river.
Richard Webb, well-known citizen and
Confederate veteran. died at his home IN
Portsmouth to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
PHILADELPHIA, r L c a. &R3A
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II N. and every SUNDAY ats
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received TIL 1880 A. M; for 6uudsys' steamer
nil P. NJ. ssIurda Freight received daily I'LL
bP. u.
Fare, IS.
For further information apply 20
j. w. McCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent once kockettA
". p. CLYDE b CO.,
moi General Agents, Philsdelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
YORK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
TIE rAvoRITs ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

Liza II IblOumONDs
TRAIN No. 10. STOP. n.
LOCAL kXPRRSS. daily, except Sunday.
stops 81 all sfationx Az Lssior Manor connecss
WITH stage for waikcgsou: with Baltimore
steamer ct West Point
TRAIN No. 10. ass n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except SUNDAY
for West Point connecting with York Riysr
steamers for baltimore A. Baltimore stsamers
connect with Baltimore aad Ohio railroad for
washington. Phtiadslphtas and New YORK.
steamers leave baltimore 7. ~ daily. except
TRAINS arrive a Richmond ais 4 II ana 1910
TRAIN No 20 7:toAM
LOCAL AlxKD. daily sxcept sunday ,Hsves
Twensy-shird street foe West Poini and inisrms-
data pointA -~-'-'-
opss "a. n sssP. y sad fron skL e SiS
so sl'y ~ - ~ 4 sy ;,,:s
Tgsfae Msasses. asesreS PeeSssesr xcssA
3cskPh 3 Ror1R Dtsiutoe Rasassae9 xSeo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
RAILROAD LINES.

bAiLhOAD Lines.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
III RAILRoAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 4, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
Sis A. n. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily 70 Al
lsnts. Augusta. and points South
Connects at Greensboro for Durham
and Raleigh ct Salisbury for West
take sleeper ~ p. NJ. Through
sleepers from Danyille South.
els A. N. ACCOMMODATION. daily, except
Sunday. 70 Clover, Va, and interme-
diate pointA
1925 A. N. YIRGiNIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPkkSS. daily, through train TO
Raleigh ria keysyille. Connects at
Burkeyile with Norfolk aud Western
railroad for Farmville, Lynchburg,
anu points Wes., 81 heysvtlie Tor
Ciarssyille, Oxford. Henderson. and
i;OcP. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. for Atlanta, Aa-
gusta, and potnu South. Connects q.
Aosleys junction. with Farmville and
fovhatsn railroad; at Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh; az eslls-
bury for Western North Carolina
Through sIeepers from Danvills
south. AtDanville connects With the
vesuoule limited
600 p. M. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 $50 M From Atlanta ana Augusta
s45 A. NJ From Amelia Courthouse
$50 y. ID. From Raleigh.
AsO 4. d. AT Manchester from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
FREIGHTS.

Freight recsived daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, ShllTHFIBLD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT. WAyBRLY, HlCKsFohp, and ALEA-
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TABoho, N. C,,: all
stations on the Atlantic and Danyille railroad,
soabcard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, Farmville and Povhatan railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina generally: also for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia. and sn regular
landings on James and Rappahsnnock rivers,
az LOWEST RATES and through bills issued.
LUCIBN X TATUM, yice-President,
No. III Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WBIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
THE wATKINs-HoWERToN TRIAL.
The Jury Disagreed and the Case Goes
Over TO the Next Term.
fspeclai ,elegrarn 10 the DlspatchI

Over TO the Next Term.
Especial telegram to the Dispssch-I
DASyuLK, Va, March 3.-Dispdtch read
ers will remember that in November last,
while Barnum's circus was exhibiting here.
D young man named Watkins, while walk
ing from the grounds with lady, was shot
by drunken man without any provoce-
tion whatever and was dangerously wound
ed. Dir. Watkins did not know his assail-
ant aud said be would not be able to
identity him If he should see him again, as
1t WAS dark when the man assaulted him.
ARRESTED AND RALLIED.
Suspicion, however, pointed to @. H..
aowerton. well-known young man in the
community, and he was arrested, but
promptly bsiled. He was tried to-day In
the Hastings Court. but the jury was una
Bile 10 agree and the case goes over to the
next term of the court. The evidence
against Hownrton is circumstantial and his
friends do not believe him guilty. The
case mas excited much interest here.
DASoERoUsLY Ill.
Mr.. John J. Hoyt, manager Of the Acade-
my OF Music. is dangerously i'll, and the
cbnnces OF recovery are against HIM.
There was q slight fall OF snow here last
night and il has been sleeting nearly all
day. There was not much snow in Patrick
and Henry counties along the line OF the
Danyille and Western railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
SALT.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATAsSNhI
V COMPANYiS JAAsE-RIyER ks1aez - :,
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasant route - OnD ~
POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NkWPOka
NEWS, CLARRhoNT, and JAMES hlvh
LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant saloon s,satn ~
ARiRL leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAi'
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY az A. NJ, street.
cars 20 directly 70 steamers wharf. Fare TO Old
Point or Norfolk, sl.5O: second class. 81
Connections at Old Point closely with all INES
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ne" ioIA
same afternoon, James river by deyngh.
Great tourist line. Che spest route. Tickets
only half Of Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer ana at CAREER :
Agency, 90l Main ssreet, Baggage checkeo
tSrougn. State-roorns engaged for day or night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
DICHMOND. FREDEBiChsBUbi


DICHMOND, FREDEBiChsBChI
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAh-s'1.i..ii
CONNIE ncing JANUARY - .s!.-'-''-
standard time. 49,
s.O7 A. NJ, leaves Byri-street sA1'a ~
stops onlYst Astlani hoAssst
ford, and Frs1erckstg'H nrsu
and WlieWaier. sleeper % nNS
ton aad New YORK.. Arrives vs.
ingtOn 1901 p. ~. Bs.nD9-. >.
T.. NJ, PhilGdelplia 81 r - ~
York $50 p. ".
1l:52 A., II. leaves Byri-Strest station AZ (.
cepJ Sunday. budet fA.' -
Ricbmond % Wa,tlLgiol- N1'a
Washington 4iJ J.. ~. tA.a'
J.2. T.. NJ, Phi!h:e.glh 80 -
Neg YOrA 10 IS J.. 81. .,,,
r.ln p A. leaves ByrJ-stTe.5 riiill -
sleeper. kichmoui " 80 -
stops only 8. Arllali' 100
Milford, Freiericss1lrs 49,
and Wliositar. ss5isM '.-s' ~
tioUs 90 sunday. Arn'' ~" ~
iugtOn 1910 q. 81. b4.'-
A. NJ. Philadt.phA 80. 81 ~ -
York $50 A. -. ..-,
$50 A. NJ arrives at Byrd-Strsa 80. . -.
Sleeper from. New l.rA. ,.f ~
az Wdeeater. brook. 'fr..',
burg, Milford. Fo.tE-l' s. J.. - +.
lsEl. stops az o.h.f ''a..-' -
Sundays ...,.-4,.r.
80 II, NJ AFrkNG- NJ ttlAA-N'.t n "a
stops at Fredsrie ssoGf. -
Bothwoli, and Ashlsnl. s.e 80
Washingt0n ani New lofA ~
eas p. N. arrives az Byri-S.-ee' ssa.'aa ~ -
oKeept sun lay. Blne' "'''
Washington 20 hlhmoaL
yREpgRICKsBUHG ACCOMMODATE"
DnLr EXCEPT SUNDAY ,..,
a.oop.M.. leaves Byrd street station "''-'
Frederioks bUrs =; G. % T. n, IAN,
san A. NJ. arrives Byri-S;reet siaN'-' ~
Fredericksburg 6:l5 A. n.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EKcEPT sCNDiN -.
s.sA n leaves Rlbs. Arrives Al A'h.ii' "
7:33 Al ,.,f,s.g
sai p. N. leaves eta, arrives A. ALL
7.03P. NJ. ,.,t.,i a
Gas A. N. arrives kIta' Los'''
s.,s p. N. arrives ART e, At Elba; Leaves A's'''''
$50 Z. VI. ..,y,.ds.s
The New YORK and Florida spssA az
train leaves Byrd-streef station -, - st,aes
except Monday, and arrives Byf4-SSt.s-, Ia, .
7:io p, NJ. daily exceps sunday. LA"'
charged on this trAin, -. N..,yg
Il n m MyRRa C0naral SuDeEI z trl-AF~"- --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

Salvation Oil. the great pain sxtinguisher
should be kent 10 every factoxx. RIics go,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
his" LoRDsHlP" OF HARRlSoNBURe.
He Condescended to Hobnob and BE
Dined and wined by Real Estate Men.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

HARmsoNBuRG. Va, March 9.-The ex-
PLOTS of an alleged member of the Eng
iish nobility have been a fruitful topic
here for some days past. A stranger regis
tering as II. A. Hope, London, Eng, ar
rived at one of the hotels last week, and
for several DAYS kept real estate circles in
q Juror. He displayed Bank of England
draft for $4,000. and opened negotiations
He closed for the "Liggetn farm of 225
acres at $40 an acre, and bought town lot
or two at stiff figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
HIS DUPEs.

He hobnobbed with the boomers and
was shown the country by the real estate
agents. Thursday morning he jumped his
board-bill and left bill for suit of
clothes at one Of the clothing stores. He
was arrested in Stanton Sunday night
after dipping an old Augusta-county farm
or out of gold watch and chain and $50
in money. He was arraigned to-day, but
waived preliminary hearing and was sent
TO Jail in default of $4,000 bail to await
the action of the grand jury. Several
prominent attorneys were completely
taken in by his assumed role of nobility.
and several parties are supposed to have
lost the money they advanced him.
THE FIRST FAILURE.
The assignment Of Suter d Dold. dealers
fn agricultural impl sments, was made pub
lie to-day. Liabil mes about $4,000 and
assets estimated ut $4,000. THIS is the first
business failure in Harrisonburg for seve-
raj wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RArIg,n
TIMETABLE
Commencing TUESDAY, February q. 70, ,
"a NJ, trains on this road E''l run ss.sl.y,
TRAINS sUUTdWARl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
RATLEoADLrSys
RAILROAD IISys.
.A B aBEE %sx
CtHESAPEAKE AND OHIO pa.
~ WAY COMPANY. nall,

"a u sWB BTE sS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 49,
" WAY COMPANY. i'all,
SCHEDULE IN EFYECT JAsUARy,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
et0A. N. Daily for Old Poin, A.,
P PollinsH sleeping Car HlHNa ~,
fi0o A. n. Express. daily for Cipe,,,
Oar Old Point n ChayS.,.I, "a,
Pullman sleeper charlos..,yss.
SOP. NJ. ETpress daily for os p,
J, s9 aiS po,0 char Car cA.;iSss.....s
ksoP. n. AccommOislion, eIesp, s,,,.
Charlottesville. INLAY :,
1910 r. n The Y. y. V. Limited DAN, D..
Sleeping-Cn Oh Point - aaea
Fold yestiouie pala. s,s nliisa
Caraad Pnilmans Chsroi,...'.S
s eineihnau aud Pullman . - ~
TRAINS Arrive AT prcsyo,,
$40 A. NJ. and ass p. N. daily frc5, "a.
7:45 Y. N. daily except sunday. i,,s, "a ~
1870 A. M. ana SIS P. NJ daily ,,o,, -.
station; Broad street near seven esse
JAAES-hlNER DIVISION
Richmond and AlleghsnY Ralro,u
LEAVE BiCHkONn
600 A. NJ e 6s,i,oI ,q To Lysaeafs bIars &,
1:20P, ". except sunday Tor Lynrss,,.
neciing win n tfain lear,ry %
burg st A. ". daily Ia 80
and Clifton Forge. slscpla, =, 20 Z
Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRiVB Az sIcHE0xa.
cop. ". daily from Clifton Fofgs.
eaD A NJ except sunday from Cliff, p.
Lexington, and Lyuchhrs IA
station: Eighth and Cansl streets
JOIN ~. Porn
Division Passenger IA.
II. W, FULLER, General Passenger 49,
o. @. MURRAY, Traflc AsnsssE as
EARMVILLE AND POWHArw
IL RAILROAD CoAPAsY
GENERAL OFFICES 7Ol BAsrhAis .rsy,.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAAUAkY y, -
LEAys RICHMOND.
Sos r. NJ, yin Atlantic Coat ,iae Ter B.,-.,.
Gl5 A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Lils n, y -
pOck aud inisfmeflAts s,ss-., so
LOO p. NJ. TIA Richmond aud Dsnvlr. -,
for Farm vile, AMI al s.,.,5a, -.
OF Win1crpotE.
Arrive AT EICHN0sn.
$50 A. NJ, vtd Atlantic CoAsi Lino''1n Ben ~,
o:40 p. NJ, via Atsntlc Coast Lice, ir-a = ~
pock aud iEtermeiisls sAg q, '
$40 p. NJ, ga hich mood AGA DaIvIs "A ~
from WinterpCcs, rlruy. =. 80
tsrmsdiate stations.
All trains daily except sunisY
For ticket-. b8ggage-che Tine. A5.s,A
apply TO A. w. GAkBZR. AuAlu- cen =.
and Richmond aud DaGul9 degoH
W. g. "a tTrOy
General Freight AMI Passenger An,,
JAMES Il. WEErH. Genera Na4sssr a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
ONLY ALL-RAIL La 10 hVAV-A
xU.vw 4aafgF

The trains leaving Bichmoui q, Dc 4 81
Norfolk at4P. VI. are sold rlias ts,Es,a Ess
two poin :. and messengers 20 hrolg- E1,d
change OF cars. Close 10nnecu01s ~ ~
made at Petersburg by the 1870 ,. n. rta z :
Richmond and The SIS A. ". 'rsln ION Sl'.'I
Trains leaving Richmond ~ s4i A. -
Ii:20 p. N. and arriving gt Kiehn0ni 81
NJ. and $40 L. N. MAKE close co1nsca1a g. -
;ersburg 20 and from FGrmV..e, Lllt-..'s
and southwestern points, ...
r. NJ. sULLY. sIper.l,esis-.
TT. D. MYERS, General sup8ruiea.ea1
I. N. EaKHsoN. General Passenger A.s4e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
TRAINS YoRTEwAs1
Daily.
STnppINE rIArpl

Nos IL 81, and % make 10 si0pA Va. rGi
rs stop on signal az Manchester, Ureryi ~
Centrslia, aud Chester. NJ. = sli = 80 .
signal at Manchester sad Chester ~ Z 80
gu signal a, Manchester 0aly fo' f"n-i.1
purchasing tlckets % regular sl1gl-e. -
for this train south Of Petersburg. Sos 3 4 e
and 81 will stop at all stations i5f "a q 2.
PULLMAN-CARs SERVICE
On Trains Nos. Il and % sleepins-'as ts.Es-:
New York aud Tampa, Fls. r.s Jatthlr.s
ON Trains sos. IL and q siseqiag-cafs ts,s'.i
New York and Charleston. On Trains "a 2
and rs sleepiDE-csrs between hsE lor 50
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. &c alt u 'tas
ing-cars between Richmond and Lyn bug -
In additon 70 ne sooTe,
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA sPs.'L
consisting OF Yestibule Pullman ears oc.Y .sra
Richmond south-bound a. 10 2. h Jay sts,.
sunday, and leaves Petersburg Dor;h'co. o! q
s:O2 A. NJ. daily except Monday. AKA Ns .
charged on this traip.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LIVE 10 h0hQ-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-22

Arson academy wants $500 annually for
ten years and Bridg:on academy desires a
like favor
The principal of the State Normal School
met the trustees here yesterday to discuss
the needle Of the vorious institutions.
Several citizens of Addison want the
lobster law changed to read, amy lobster
less than ten inches in length, alive or
dad"
Clerk Of Courts +. A. Dreamer and W.
II. Miller Of Waldoboro, and C. II. Hoop
er. Bath, were visitors at the State House
yesterday.
Hon. s. o. Brown. of the Brown Manu-
featuring Co, Dover, and Hon c. II. B.
Woodbury. Of Dover. were at the State
House today.
Among those who had matters of bus.
mess totaik over with the members of the
Senate and House yesterday were Hon. H.
B. Clesves of Portland, and Albion Little,
Esq, of the same city.
hh"yeI EniDfOck OF Wacrv1iie ana
Lawyer Hovey of Pittsaeld were in the
Senate yesterday morning. Mr.. Hovey was
n the last House and he and his wife srs
spending few days at the Augusta House
People competent to Judge say that the
report msde by Prof s. II. Woodbridge,
the expert on heating and ventilating, to
the Capitol Commissioners, was the best
report ever made OF the workings OF that
system.
The charitable work accomplished by the
Maine Eye and Ear Intrmsry entities i, to
rank among the first OF our benevolent in
situations. The resolve introduced BY
Repre- sentative Shaw Of Portland for a
continuation of the appropriation which
has been granted by the two preceding
Legislatures without dissenting vote. will
probably be passed by the financial commit
tee without hesitation and by the Legis-
lsture with the same unaminity As hereto
fore.
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Personals.

Jacob Pope of Manchester was in the
city Yesterday.
E. NJ. Taylor of Sidney was seen il:
town yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Hobbs of Litchfeld. was ir
the city yesterday.
Msjor Wsinrigh. Gushing and Eek County
Attorney Parsons Of Dover was at the
State House yesterday.
Miss Mile Bradbury formerly of thi.
city but now of Boston. Mass. has beer
visiting in the city for several days.
Miss Sadie Whi.more was called to he'
home ia Pitston Wednesday on account OF
the illness of her auat who is very low.
Mr.. Harrison Piper of Lincoln WAS in the
city few Gays this week. He left yester-
day on the afternoon trsiu for Bangor.
Miss Alice Reilly, private secretary and
official steposrapher to Dr. B. T. Sanborn.
at the Hospital, has returned from very
pleasu.sbie visit At her home in Richmond
Miss Mabel Worthiog who has for some
time past been = attendant a. the Hospita
ia this city .ef: l4-. RICH, for New Yora
City. She will occupy a more lucrative
posiiio in 4 pr, t. ssylum under DR.. D.
g. 8. Davies, formerly assistant ply sicisn
at The Inssne tsslnm