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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
Norlh stnte Gl.nnings.

ON the night before Christmas min.
ounce cannon cracker exploded in the RICH
band Of Dockcry ID. Crisp. one OF The LenOv
Topics c0mp0-.t0rs. and injured him yer
badly, the middle finger haingto DE 9mpu-
,ated al the first JOINT. aud the flesh ON thu
palm Of the hand ana ball of the thumi
being painfully lacrratei. IL viii DE tw'
months or longer before he can work at The
clse.
The female academy of larboro, known
8, the Gillespie school, Wa burned MOuda
morning about O'Clock. 10 was lara,
yso0dau building. and was worth, iucludin-
furniture. about $1,000. The insurance ol
&. amounted f0 $4,000. THE furniture tina
WAS lost included several pianos and or
slne. 10 WAS thought % DE the work of an
uceudiary. once before an attempt hae
been made 90 burn 10.
There mas been up To- January lst over
$1,000 bales of cotton bought at Clinton, Dee
sides what was shipped 10y owners 10 other
point, from here. There have probaOl!
been 1000 bales shipped from the county up
90 date, and there are at least 1000 balls
now m the county, making the total crop
5000 bales.
some time ago the Young Mems Chris
ti4u Association OF Kingston. invited
Evangelist ". r. Fife o. conduct series 0i
meetings i'm Kingston. He has accepted
the invitation and will commence series @
union meetings there on sunday, January
IIib. d continue until and inclusive of the
following sunday.
ION January 1, 1891, when the North and
West were wrapped in the bonds Of Ice al d
snow. the san OF the Concord stand ud
toasted ON a large juicy watermelon, II
was given hy NJ. Goodman. and was gen
uiue melon and OF good slze.
John H. Harmon has been appointed post
master at Halifax IN place OF Cora p1t Is
removed ON "A charge oi embezzlemeut lie
has secured signatures 10 his Official bon q
and forwarded 10 20 the department al
Washington for approval.
The contract for saving the lumber ioi
tine Red Springs new h1iei hts been gwen
Out. and the lumber is now being deliver d
ON the grounds. The hotel will be 50 feet
wide los 20J feet long, two stories high, with
cupola.
A few days ago, trunk belonging 10 a
certain Young man living in Tar bOro, was
oYrned by "a blacksmith. the he. beng Lost
and a pistol. poker chips and Bible, were
all there together
While out hunting 'ast Monday, Mr Ike
Fai.0n. of Mt. OuNe, was shot IN the lace
and eyes. We trust 10 is not serious, though
We could not get the particulars. IL II
feared be will lose one of his eyes.
There ia TO be bank at scotland Neck.
Mr.. \. Mcdowell isprcsidcn. and Nj. F.f
Shields cashier.
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QUOTATIONS.
UJrrON REFoR1
.,cnMoNn TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
.Heporei ior the Times.

Reported ior the Times.
..e,p.,, u. Jan. 5 There were
very lipht offerings Of West iiginia hright
f.h1cco at auction on Change Thursday
I,nu.rv ;. 1891. Highest price, SD.
on rings Of tObaccOs ON the loose breaks
to-day. ShOckOe warehouse. $50 pounds
highest price, $40.
Private sales reported 10 tue sccretsr,
t-d.y: Wrappers, - hogsheads; scraps,
hog,head-, dark tobacc0s, 10 hogshesds.
Total. 30 hog-heads.
Olice of the tobacco inspector reports to-
lay: lnspe .tpns-Bright, 10 hogshes1s;
d ak. u hogsheAd.. Reirs pections-Bright,
. hogshelds
Farmers. Virginia. Allegheny, Crcn-
shaw's. Shockoe. Meals, DtNenports, She
burne's. and SeabrOpk's warehouses report
fo-J.y: Receipts. 5 hogsheads: tierces
ana boxes: deliveries, % hogshesds.
Ofee ofthe collector Of the United States
Internal Revenue reports collections for The
city of Richmond today as follows; Tax
uaid cigars and cigarettes, S433.l5; tax
paid tobaccos, sl,1lG.7S. Total. s.. lj0.23.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange,
Thursday, January 5 lSDll l.. J.. Harper.
Rockland, Me; J. J.. schermerhorn, Cos
mop0lite.
There Will be sales Of leaf tobacco on the
breaks tomorrow friday, January 0,
1901.
Our Mr.. William D. Gibson has lost his
wife. She had been III for a week or more
with pneumonia, ami died today.
When couple have walked this world
hsnd.in-hand, Evoked In ali exercise OF no.
BILE end" through 50 many, many years az
they have. and then are suddenly separated
by The rude hand of death, the blow 10 the
survivor Is unutterably terrible, and in-
fiict, wound that time cannot heal.
Our d friend has the sympathy aud con-
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kAILRoA -.

pICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
ulc 1mmonclnE NOVEMBER 23D, 1890
Eastern standard time:
7:32 =. n. leaves Byrd-strcct station dan,
stops only at Ashland, Bo;hwell
Milford, Fredeiicksl ufg Brooke
sDd WideWa- = sleeper washing.
ton and New York
1882 &. 10. leaves BNlJ-streef station ,laiis
except sunday Buffet PurlCr Cai
Richmond 10 Washington
100 .. m. leaves Byri-streei station daily
sleeping car Richmond to New
York.
s.5Os. ID. arrives at Byrd-street station DAT
sleeper from New York.
2:3S r. N, srii1 es at Byrd-sireet siati0n daily
stops a. Fredericksburg. 81 Illord
Boutwell,, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New lOra
does not stop al Elba.
S;4s P. m. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except sunday Buffet pailOr ca
Washington TO Richmond.
ASHLA ID TRAINS.
DAILY EXCFPr sUSpAYs.
6.4S q. N. leaves tlba. Arrives at Ashlanjs
T:33 a. m.
800 p. N. acc, pmodation leaves Byrd-stree
station: arrives at Ashland q. p.fn
6:24p n. leaves ElDa' arrives Al Ashland ..
s:4s a. N. strives T.ba. Leaves Ash.sa
Cos q. m.
$50 .. N. accommodation. arrives ~ Sfir-
street station; leaves Ashland 81
1851 a. IN,
els r. NJ. arrives al Elba; leaves AshunI -
$50 p. IN.
CA. TAYLOR. Trs.ic Manage.
?. 4. p. MYEgs, General superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Ground Bones Tor Grabe-viues.

Bones buried under grape-Yincs furnish
the best permanent fertilizer Crushed or
ground bones VIII act more promptly. The
southland SAYS: Nothing adds more to the
health and futiuine-s of the grape than
cOarscly broken bones or bone meal. In nui
ONn experience we more than doubled tlc
product ola vineyard hy their use. and the
frmt was increased in size and beauty fully
- per cent. during the first season. Five
hundred pounds per acre VIII Keep the
vines jan thrifty condition TOR several
years. IL is, therefore, the cheapest icrtil-
.Ipr known. Young vines also are much
benefited by slight sprinklingO OF bone meal
about the roots al the time of planting. We
would suggts. tHat our grape-growers
mi Iht be able to secure am ample supply AT
low rates by authorizing the country mer-
chants 10 purchase them. The soi bones,
being easily reduced by a mechanical pro-
cass. would need no expensive machinery.
The harder ones can be broken with a
,ledge and made into superphosphate OF
lime with sulphuric acid and water by those
who understand the process.
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have been reported, but the epidemic 10
gradually subsidng
The edmond and Danyilie road on the
first OF this month took control of the Dan
willie and New River mad. and we are look
ing for better freight and passenger rates
and accommodations Than we have enjoyed
recently.
in this county this winter. one Of them Is
now in the clerks once in a cage, healthy
and almost tame. We have also another
curiosity In the Horse Pasture section. 4
CROW. about the color Of wheat straw, which
has been seen repeatedly by different par
ties, ana 10 dees not seem TO be as shy and
wild as most crows.
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ALE ANDRIA
Fire Company Omcers Elected New ven
" steamer Othsr New.

" Stcsmere-oth New.
ALEXANDRA, Va, Jan. SPECIAL r.
The Columbia Fire Company met last night
and reelected Captain William A. SmO0t
president and other officers. 1t is the crack
fire cOmpany here. though the youngest. 1t
being organized twenty years ago. IL bas
eighty-hve active members enrolled, and the
Junior company paradcs $50 boys. Tho Re
ief Truck Company reelected Mr.. Park
fgncw president last week, as did the
Friendship Mr.. Donnham, with Captain
James Webster chief. The latter is the old
ga company.
There is ss vet no talk of 22d celebration
nut there will probably be the usual turnou
# the frcmcn and military. for AleXandris
always celebrates one day in the year.
One Of the new ferry steamers for the
route between This city and Washingtol
has been begun 40 Baltimore aud she VIII he
pat ou before spring, and another VIII fol.
low short thereafter The contract CALI
fr bOlts 20 make the run in twenty min.
ufes instead of thirty-tye rs IL now the cas-.
The trains make thc run from depot 4
depot in this time With the new boats anO
cable cars 4. erailroad will have 20 reduc,
tha present fare or lose accordingly.
The new Norfolk steamer will shortly D.
ready tor their route. They will be floatiu-
palaces, now NnkuoNh I'M luiS locdiitl.
one day last week "a lady accompanied
by boy named jenkins called at the nous,
of Mrs. Davidson FaTr, near Drtpesyille
Fairfax county. 90 pay visit. They found
goo olc az home bat negro girl and littlt
child The boy. as be says. o. scare the
.irl. picked up Gun and pointed it AT her.
The gun went on and instantly Killed The
girl. Jenkins was subsequently arrested.
A night or two ago as an old lalt
named Iaylor, who lives m Georgetown
was going from Flautonia station TO SO
Der daughter Mrs. Randolph Jtvins, sh
slipped and fen on tine road striking M
back Of her head. She was taken % hci
daughters house and died the next night
Mr-. Paul PIlmon, recently p1rallzed
lied last night She was a most cstimablc
ady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

ENARMVIILE AND POWuATAN
L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 FOB eos'
n in Understandable ln effect JANUARY
b, 1850;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
9:l0 q. Ia. Via atlantic Gas. Line Tor Pen.
muld.
6.OJ p N via Aulntlc Coast Line for " iu-
ie.p0sk and Immediate stations.
loo y. ~. via Klcumon aud l4nNi b. on
filmvlilr and 81 stations west %.
hlOseiy Junction.
900 b. IN VIA Eicnmo q and Danyilie Tor
rklnquaIt. uud WiuteTIOck
tAIRiNf AT RICHMOND.
9:iOa. III. via p tia ltic Coast inc nom
.ntepcck and utermedllte sta-
tlOus.
lj:2O p. III. via Atlantic COagtLin, rom Der.
muda.
$40 q. IN. wa nicumQnd.aHI DshNlle nom
AarMS llr and al stations Yves. OF
NOselry Junction.
$40 a. "a. VIA richmond aud pauYillc ron
Minterpolk ana xxi quarter.
All trains daily except unday.
toI tickets, baggage checks. time tai lts.
Sc. call upon A " GARBiN. the Atlantic
coast Line and Asnmond aud DAMMIT d.
lUts ". e.. ihiehfpN.
y neral Gs~cAgc Agclt
JANIS Il WEArH General MuuegCr
lp29-ly
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

sa,ion of Tobacco at Richmond and
othor Important Characterization of
the New York aud Liverpool Cotton
narkets-Previ slons and Grain.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Money loaned at 3
per cent. Exchange higher at 4S3h@4SI; ;
actual, 1873 for sixty days and 1861 for
demand Governments steady; currency
s's. 100 bid; -, coupons, 100 bid; 411's DO,
1881 bid.
An important change tor the better H. the
financial affairs IN London has been in pro
2ress since The opening Of the new year.
The first ymptom of it was the abundance
OF money there. bat the first officiai' ac-
kuOwicd gmpnt of IL was IN TIE reduction
to-day OF the Bank Of England rate Of dis
count from % per cent. The stock mar
ket here felt the effect Of the improved
outlook in London, and although there
vas not very active trade, prices were all
higher. The marke advanced with little
or no interruption throughout the morning
and ~ noon, about the highest prices Of the
day were current. The advance ranged
from ,. 60 ~ per cent. the strength
Of The market was partly attributed
I'D the growing belief that the
presidents meeting would result har.
mouiOusly. The features Of the morn
,ng were Lackawanna, Jersey Central.
Il OK Island. Tennessee Coal, and the Sugar
Trust. The advance IN the Last named wa
lot fully maintained. Up to II O'Clock
ll3.tOO shares were sold. I'm the two hours
ID . o'clock me market was less active, auo
ric,s suffered some reaction from the tol
igurc- of the morning; but IN the last hour
hen reports began 10 reach the "strert'
/ the harmonious progress Of a irs at The
meeting # the railroad presidents. and an
imO-i certainty that nothing could prevent
luc Iteration o. The roads and an agree
Hcnt 90 maintain rates and reduce CX
peuses, the market rallied and closed within
a traction of the best prices Of the day
rhe advance ranged from =. to 81 per cent
ihe sales for the day amounted TO 222, 90
shares.
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The VIRGINIA Dab Settlement

NOTICE.
Tho Bondholdets' COMMITTEE. las forum.
lated Plan OF Settlement for the deb, OF
Virginia, and tho same has bee unanimous
~ approved and recommended by the Adj
vlsory Boari. CONSISTING Of
Hon. GROVER CLEVELAND,
HON. THOMAS +. BAYAHD,
nON. EDWARD J. PHELPS,
Nh. GEORGE = fDE.
MIR. GEORGE q WILLIAMS.
Notice is hereby given TO parties TN interest
that copies 81 such proposed Plan OF settle
nent can be obtained on and after Monday
december -, 1880. without coat. at
THE CENTRAL TRUST co, or NEW YORK,
"a Wall street. New Yorl, oity.
BROWN. SHiPrEY q COMPANY.
Founders Court. London. T.. g.. Engank
THE MEhCANiILH TIT ST AND plPOStr
CO. or BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. airy and.
TIE PLANl Frs NAIlpNAL BANK OF
RICHMOND.
Rchomnd. Virginia
FREDERIC z OfTOTr.
CHARLIE ID DfCkEN JR.
WI LIAM D. iILi.
hUGh REGARD ~
HtNNN BttGI,
JOHN or l..
Bondnolders' Commit q.
a.. :. ELLIS.
Secretary oi Committee. 81 Wall street.
NEW YORK. nee. -, 1890.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that ON andartor January Z.
1897 the dcpositarics iinguuder the Agree
mont for The ~otticmc OF the Virginia pcbt
dated Nay - 1850, viii not receive nnv
further dcp1sltof Virginia Bond, and con.
ro"s except under special contact with this
Committee
BY order OF tho Committee.
FHtpERl" r. uLCOTr.
"e2e 2it chairman.
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GLOUCEsIFR COUNTY.

stables and Barns of sir. Hinkle De.
strol ed.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA. Jan. <
special Tire stables and barns of MI
Rex Ilinlle were DESTROYED by fire yesterday
morning. Ills loss is estimated as betweI
500 and $500. Mr. Hnkle bad insurno
for $500 0u me stables in the Virginia Fi1
and Marine Insurance Company.
Our Co nty Court has been in sessio
since Monday.
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nAsswsens.
RICHMOND & DABVlLL8 4. R..
SHORTEST AND QUICK EsrEOUTE sOUIH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JAN. 1, 1881
LEAVr RlCHMDND:
~ fAVA - II n.f. ~

LA n r. ilft AiftNiG
4 tAlN No II 3:15 A. NJ.
AbUIHtI,N tNPft-,-, daily, for llanVilir
= 6reonsi DO NustOn-Saiem. Durham
Raleigh, q tudltman, Salisbury, Asheviile
Hot Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken
Augusta, Atlanta, Birminghami Montgom-
cry, New Orleans Texas, and California.
DlnVille and Danvillo 20 4 sheyille, Augusta,
Birmingham, aud New Orleans.
TRAIN 30. i. 1885 A. VI.
ITIRGINIA AND NONrH CAfOLiNA En-
Y PRESS, daily, Tor Burkeville, en- sta.
tons on the Norfolk and Western RI lioaQ
LynchDurg. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nom
phis, and Nashville: also for FeSsNillt
GAINESVILLE. oxford, Henderson, Durham
ana Raleigh This tram gocs through SOLID
10 Raleigh.
TRAIN no. s.IP.M.
EfST IAlL, daily, tor an points Oh ,he
L Farmville and PoNnaion Railroad, an
vile. Greensboro. WINSTON flcm, Raleigh
Charlotte, Asheyilie. Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans, Texas. end California. Pullman
palace sleep gears nrnvlle to Augusta en-
Atlanta. and ot Greensboro sleeper Via Ashc-
vile to MOIristOWu, lcnn
TRAIN $50. Il. q D. 81.
A NFLIA AUTHORIZATIONS daily, eKceI
y sunday, for Am lla Courthouse ami M
fermediate points.
TRAM 10. @ .t:i5A.M
GLOVER LOCAL, daily except sunday
\ freight train with coach attached. loi
Clover. Va, and Intermediate points.
ARRIVE At RICHMOND:
Irsiu 80. II. g 4. w.; so 20. $50 r NJ.
y. rs. 40 =. ~. and ,o- Is. e:45 q. II
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any man. woman, or child who is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, Headache,
or Torpid Liver to prove that few doses OF
simmons Liver Regulator will not relieve
them. II never fails, and is 50 pure, so sure,
50 harmless that an infant can take II ana
never have a second spell OF collie. An
adult can take it. keep the bowels resular,
and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
Anannr ThIsOnertion.

WY DO so mang people We see around Us
seem to prefer go suffer and De made misefa-
ile by Indigestion, Consumption. pi4zlne,s
Loss OF Appetite. Coming TIP az the Food,
yellow skin, when for 70 cents Sc VIII sen
.hem ~hUon's system Nitau1cr. guarInt, eu
90 cuie I. cln. sold by fOjeksr Brotnots and
as shields e co.. eor,er at filih and Nsr.
aMaIl .Ll.NI..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

The first symptoms OF heart disease are
short breath. nultcring faint and hGAer
she rs. pain in side, swollen ankles for when
'Gr. lies New Heart cure is a MARI elous
remed,. Zine book on heait disease. WIN
,ynnderfuI cure free at we & Min 2,
Due Company. 1907 Main street, Opposite
postonice RI hmond. Va. or address Dr.
MILES Medical Company. tlkhart, lnl.
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HtNRY COUNTY

Work "n the Roanoke aud southern Sue
pendcd-Other News.
NAkrINsvILLg, VA. Jan. s. Special. r
Work on the Roanoke and southern has
oeen suspended between here aud Roanoke
Until milder weather. bait the track laying
oet"een here aud Winston is still going on,
and TIE road will be completed this far IN
i." months.
captain Derrick has been in town several
Weess, busy surveying aud preparing "a
w"n map for Marunsyille, aud with the
spflng We are preparing Tor the biggest
OVon that ever struck this section
Measles have been raging la the county
WI lie last two months, aud several deaths
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dolence OF the entire trade In bis great be-
reayqfnqnf
MARKETS BY rELEGRAPB.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. s.-Cotton firm
nicdling, Disc. Flour steady. wheat
Southern nominal; Fultz. 9Jc. @Sl. 03; Long.
berry. $9ssSl.03; Western steady; No.
winter red, spot and January, 9GA@Tc
Corn-Southern nominal white and yellow,
5I@j9c.; Western steady; mixed. spot,
5SLc.: January. jsc. bid. Oats fairly ac-
tive. Rye scarce and frmer. Provisions
steady. Co1ee firm. sugar Strong. Whisky
quiet. stscks-Virginia threes, Sc bid.
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SYMPTOMS: Moisture; Intense itching
and singing; most al night; worse by
scratching. II allowed TO contir1e tumors
form. which often bleed and u'cerate, be-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
ana in most cases remhyes TIE tumors Al
irio.iets. or by mail, for 80 cents DR..
Svayue a SON. Philadelphia.
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should see that her little ones are pro-
ccted. and that a bottle Of DR.. Dayid's
Cough syrup * at hand TO give in case
'raup, coughs. or colds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

owoman. Her Disease and Teei[ Treat,
mcn,v A valuable ILLUSTRATED oook ..
seventy-two pages, sen. ,r.e On i e,c a.
49, - a.. Box lO0e, philadelphia, Ia.
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CHICAGO. Jan. SIS. =. White 4 Co.
telegraph G. W. Branch & co. az follows:
Wheat-To-day's wheat market was
one to the majority Of our
local OPERATOR ina~much as they all looked
for lower range Of pr ces, but the close is
steady at slight advance over last nights
ii lures. There seems to b. nothing new TO
note on the general situation, md ] look for
10 decided movement one way or the other
until Dodge's iuggernanti is issued. Corn
Corn is in exactly the same situation ~
wheat. one side is afraid. and the other dare
not until after January 10Th.
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srDfF.NC Fif"t-
N18. IA, 3I. sul - uaNc no = ou
sos. ~ aud IS ,fcp 0u sis4s Be-. Ssr-f e.,
ulewrys hiGh Co taIa snf chester. y ;,
~ and 80 stops on signal q, Manchester ono
.uChfrI y % 80 pSO sig at 'tff chos-
Ter only Tor passenger, p.iDfaslu- tickets
ton gilar stolpIns-pla icr tA.s train south
u Petersburg a-t 1 ana So va
stoi Al al. station i5t 1883, ngorr.
PULLMAN CAharitv .CE.
on trains Sos. IA enc 30 sicepnc-eat- %
.nrrn Sew YORK and lampa' ia, Iro sac.
afnNlllrl Il llJIAa .tIr, "a sad ~ .ltg.
ug-cal5 hltHtc4 NtW \ orl. sui .h4r. ION.
1l liaI SOS. - ard 60 s'CnpinY-c-I Tee
tween Nep Work f,ct-o. Nil'p. On trains
NCs 81 and sleeping cats between hlch-
M0nd nud LyucAuGr-, va
ut OIL AL. aAlLLIAk 10 NORFOLK
.aAyF. AEElyk
Richmond. 'f:o5 a. VI. Norfolk. II47A, "
Richmond. 'l2;iO.P.M Noroh. .o,l NJ
norfolk. 1910 a. NJ Richie. II 4. NJ
norfolk. t4:O1 r. H. hich'a 6.io NJ.
lne tlatus leaving richmond &c O:tb 4. N d.
ana NorfolE at 400 l.. a. ar, soiid lrsin. be-
tween these Two points, and passengers 60
urougn without change OF cars. Close con
n-ctions are also made al p,tDfsuuig ny tNt
l2IO +. "a. tam from hiChmou1 and the
e.. a. -. t:all iro.n Norfolk
Trains leaving iaehu.ot "a AT 3:t , A. NJ. ant
.l:A0f q. ,GudaruNlug 80 Richmond a
a. 81. and ]: % =. ID. make close connection
NJ Petersburg 20 aud frOu 4rmyille. lS.cl
futR and soutnweltcru pOiufs
X. y. ~ILLA,
superiutrud3-t
t.i. A.. hl Et+
Con raj -ulftl ltrnden'
.. a.. i.AsAao-i. D.n,iol Pas. engcr a 'ut
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.HASAPEAKI asp ohiO Ell.
- WAY CosPRSN.

&c trDULk IN attE.' JANUAKYl, 1891.
LEAVE Hf-HNOND.
: ~ a. M. Daily, -cr1ii .-liai ur norfolk.
Pullman sleeping Car. Hinton TO
Old Point
ii:O' A. NJ. cArres-. 'ailv Tor CINCINNATI
Crar Ear cid Point 10 thar-
lOttgt vile. Puilmau Sleeper
tnari0ttesvillctO ClLcinnsu
~ p. NJ. Express ioliy fcr ora Point
EDt ecTt D. Chair Car Char
lOftesyilie Co. OBJ Point.
4:3O Z. ~. Accommodation. except sunday
foI ChaiiOttcsNilic.
IO:5O Z. 81 .ne + 3. v. Limited iRlY. Pull .
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600. III. Local ire ght. except sunday, IN
Charlottesville.
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500 ST. and $50 P. y. daily nom GIN.
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40 J.. 81. iii. esrfpi sunday, nom
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1880 4. a, aud $40 o. Dl.daly from Norfolk
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