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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
SECOND-R
RupYARo KlpLINa's STORY SKETCH
ING ONE PHASE OF CHARACTER.
People Easily Observation-Disclosures Point
of an Incident OF Life in Indis-A De-
splscd Woman Proved an Angel.
r,t, whnrn iooms ana aim portf

On We drift: where looms tho dim ports
one two, three, four, Ave contribute their
Something Is gained II ono caught but the i'm
Show Il 20 ne, Hughes Of saxe-Goiha.
Mater Hughes, Of Sdze-Gothd.
Dressed Don't tell me that woman
ever dressed in her life. She stood in the
middle Of thereon whileher ayah-no, her
husband-it must have been man-threw
her clothes at her. She then did her hair
with her fingers, and rubbed her bonnet in
the fue under her bed. know she did.
as well as If had assisted at the orgie.
Who il she?" said Mrs. Hauksbee.
"Don'tl" said Mrs. Mallowe, feebly,
lyon make nv head ache. Pm miserable
to-day. Stay me with fondants. comfort
me with chocolates, for am ="
"You shall have the sweets when you
have answered my questions. VINO ana
what is the creature? There were al least
half q dozen men around her, ana sne aP;
peared to be going asleep in their midst; q"
"Delville." said Mrs. Mallowe, Shady
Delville. to distinguish her from Mrs. Jim
of that TX. She dances as untldlly as she
dresses, / believe, and her husband IS
somewhere in Madras. Go and call II you
are so interested.
What have | to do with Shigramitish
women? She merely caught my attention
for minute, and | wondered az the attrac;,
ton that dowd has for q certain type OF
man. / expected to see her walk out o.
her cIotbes-until looked at her eyes, and
around this hayrick stood croWd OF
men-s positive crowd :"
perhaps they also erpected--
"Pollv. don't be Raj lalsian
Mrs Maliowe curled arself up comfort
ablv on tine sofa and turned her attentions
TO the sweets. She and Mrs. HauksDee
shared the same house at Simla;
Mrs. Hauksbee stepped into the verands
and looked down upon the Mall, her TORE
head puckered with thought;
Hail" said Mrs. HaukSbee' shortly
indeed :"
What is it ?" said Mrs. Mallowe, sleep
D" ThaaDowd and the Dancing Master-tc
why TO The Dancing Master? He is 9
middle.aged gentleman. OF reprobate ana
romantic tendencies, and tres 10 DO o
friend of NINE" liz,
"Then make up your mind TO lose nm
Dowds cling bv nature, and should I'M
acme that this animal-how terrible heT
bonnet looks from above-is specially
clingsome." .,,.....
"She is welcome to The Dancing Master
rs far as / am concerned. meyer c0 qI
take an interest in monotonous he. The
frustrated aim of life is TO persuade peo-
pie that he is a bachelor"
"O-oh, l think I've met that sort OF
man before. And isn't hei
mo. He confded that to me few days
ago. Ugh! Some men ought to be killed. -
What happened then?"
HE posed as the horror of horrors-,a
misunderstood man. Heaven knows the
femme incomprise is sad enough and bad
enough-but the other thingl
And so fat. too! l should have laugh
ed in his face"
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KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Mr.. Hewitt and liquidation.

TO NE kduOr or We OlSDnc1:
I observe in your paper OF to-day that
Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt, ex-mayor of New
York, takes advantage of an invitation TO
a basic-steel banquet at Chattanooga 10
volunteer some advice on honesty TO the
South in the following words, which / ex-
tract from his letter;
IF the South shall sternly set its face
against all reputation, against all violation
of plighted faith, its future is assured and
its people will be the happiest and most
contented in the world"
Duly approaching the kindness of Mr..
Hewitt, l beg leave to say that the States
which he must be supposed to have been
addressing in his letter have already re-
pudiated. as follows:
Ante-Bel- Post-Bel- Atwhat Sum
lum Debts. lum. Debts. Settled.
Tenn. S2O, $4,000 S41,S63,4O6 S21,6so,s22
Ga...... 2,670,750 2O,197,5O0 1O,334, 900
Ala. 100000 3l,S52,OOO 1l,6l3,61l
Since land in spite Of this repudiationI
believe Mr.. Hewitt and his friends have IN
vested very largely in those States.
This is the same Mr.. Hewitt. who, having
extensive iron manufactures In New York,
did, when he was chairman OF the WAYS
and Means Committee of the House Of
Representatives, insist upon free coal and
free iron Ores whereby, as he alleged, the
northern and eastern manufacturers might
cheaper their products by cheapening the
price of the raw materials, as If that would
make them sell more cheaply.
| observe that he omitted that item of
advice in his letter TO the Chattanoogans.
Probably he knew that they did not mean
TO give that advantage to their northern
rivals, or as he has since became large
investor In those States whore coal and
ore are free he had less personal interest in
the question.
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CHAPTER V.


Six weeks later Mrs. Bent and Dora HAD
returned to the hotel. Mrs. Hauksbee had
come out Of the Valley of Humiliation,
had ceased TO reproach herself for her col
lapse in an hour of bitter need. and was
even beginning to direct the affairs of the
world as before.
so nobody died. and everything went
off as it should. and / kissed The Dowd,
Polly. They ought to build her statue
only no sculpture dare approach those
skirts"
"Ahi" said Mrs. Mallowe quietly. "She
has found another reward. The Dancing
Master has been Sinking through Simla.
giving every one TO understand that she
came because OF her undying love for him
TO save his child, and all simla naturally
believes this
but Mrs. Bent"
Mrs. Bent believes ii more than any one
else. She won't speak to The Dowd now.
Isn't The Dancing Master an angel ?n
Mrs. Hauksbee lifted up her voice and
ragged till bedtime.
a wondey what the motive wss-all the
motives"
UNI"
"What ddyou think 2"
Don't asa me. She was woman. Go
TO sleep"
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euReLEp THE ALMsHoUsE.
Odd Mistake of Two Professional English
Thieves.

| n ia n well known fact, said Captain
| Lees the other day to San Francisco En-
nD,iner man, that q genuine English bur-
| glar never robs in the city when he can
find a substantial-looking dwelling out OF
| town to operate on.
This rs not so much matter of caution,
Int probably arises from the fact that IN
England the most valuable plate Is usually
| kepJ in the fine country houses SO hume
rous there. ,,.c
Wall. early this winter couple OF sgd
new ducks" professional crlb-crackers,
| landed here from the Australian steamer,
AND. / believe, received a good deal OF at
| tention as possible English lords from the
| ladies at the Palace for several days, while
| they piped of the country, :,
Finally they marked with care noble
| mansion lust out of town, and the next
NIGHT were on the ground aud ready for
bns,ness. They waited until all the lights
,,era o1t. and effected an entrance IN the
basement without much trouble. AS they
nroceeded cautiously upstairs they be-
came somewhat alarmed by the tempest OF
snores that came from the second loor. :,
:" Hits a bloody big 'ousehold, hlsnt IT,
p;,l - said one of the crooks in whisper.
They found the dining-room at last, and
softly pried open the plate-closet.. IL con:
tanned about 200 tin plates and big keg OF
iron knives and forks.
II, suppose they takes their silyor hup
20 had with hem, blarst their heyes NUT
tered the other, and they crept upstairs,
ss;tb their sandbags ready for use.
The first door opened was that OF long long
,oom containing about 100 beds, all filed
III III siseners. In the nearest of the lot q
mar, man sat up suddenly and said in surprised
tone: "a ~ Ia han,t p;llv
tina Weasel "a,
vi The startled burglars opened their bulls;
ave lantern and at once recognized an old
London pal they supposed long SINCE
dead. -, 30. ",isv;ro
the saryant dodge. bar yer Al I,gnsi JIs u.s.
stspd hin band we'll let ye MN non the
wen. Him bowed !" said i'd, Gully bISyo %isa
anm,o;ss twig that this 'ere's the halms
'ouse?" "a ..;th a loud
Shrek chat 10. one per essnl aus tns
s,s,ss,,s fell ssnseless 70 the hoor
Thcy are now in the NapA Asylum.
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cuApTFR III.

"polly, are you afraid Of diphthsria Z"
.of nothing in the world except small
nor Diphtheris kills. but it don't disng-
nre. why do you ask
aBecause the Bent baby has got II, ana
the whole hotel is upside down ia conse-
qrence. The Waddy has a 80. f nsr nse
young on the rail and ned. an ss Da1c, an5
thst missraSls little woman, his wife, has
NJ Notion Of what ought to be done; She
wanted TO put II Into 3 mpstsrd-psth-ior
cropDl"
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0RK-RIYER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
THE FAyoRIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 10, s:l0P.M.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday.
with stage for waAertsn; with Baltimore
steamer az West Point
TEAM No. io, A4oP.M.
BALTIMORE Limited, daily, e,cspt Sunday
Ter West Point, connecting WIN YWk-ktver
stoemers for Baltimore At Baltimore steamsru
connect With Baltimore and Ohio rsilrosd for
washington, Philadelphia and Now YORK.
Sunday.
Trains arrive Il Risamond osl5 In and
10.4o AN.
TRAIN No 20, 7:4o AN
LOCAL NIxED. daily except Sunday, leaves
Twenty-shird street, Tor Wsss Point and inssrms-
diate poinfs.
opsn a. n nsP.h =. end fsen ek. y. = as0d
so Sl'3 S s;sssss'ss ao' =; ~ ss ;;ssss
J; Gs,Esk fi I ei,z'' as ~
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First Inmates of Davis Mansion.

To the Editor Of he Dispatch
There was a slight mistake in the ac-
count which sent you of the first inmates
of the Jeff. Davis Mansion. Misses Mary,
Margaret, and Harriet Randolph were not
the daughters of Mrs. DR.. Brockenbrough !;
they we're her granddAughters, being. the
children of her son. Mr.. Thomas Mann
Randolph, of Tuckahoe. | have since re:
collected seeing him at the, marriage OF
Mrs. White. l have also had my memory
refresbed by near relative who was with
me al that wedding. Though Mrs. Mary
Randolph Chapman died so early she left
two daughters to take her place IN the
affection of her grandmother.
March 70 1891. NIRGINIUS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM aA
" SHIP COMPANY. ksAAN
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at D z. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.
NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fair 10 New York rid James-riyer
route (including meals and BERTH. ....S %
Round-trip tickets, limited TO thirty days
after date of issue. ....................., IA 90
steerage. with subsistence. ............... 90
Storage, without subsistence. .......... w
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail- -
Why...... ........s. .......s..s......s..s' ~ w
Cabin fare UtG Richmond and Petersburg
IhlIoau.. 49, ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained at AZ W. Garbers-
Dol Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az com.
psDy's, Offices, 1901 Main street, and Wharf
Rockets.
Freight forwarded snd through bills OF iadinR
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freights received daily until 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (vtd Newport News at $50 A. NJ. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad (same days.
at 1910 Z. NJ, will make connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
de COmpany's wharf, Rockets.
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wbas Is Castoria7

Castoris Ia DR.. Samuel PItchers pl nnssips
ton for infants and e5,inssp nor other par.
no,,c .uhstanoes. It's harmless supsti-
tnss for psrseoric drops. soothing syrups'
saS castor on. IL pleasant Its guaranss
Tee Il thirty years use by miliions %
mothora. Csstoria destroys worms ana al
laws fsyer,shness. Castoria prevents y9nis
ting. sour curd. cures diarrhoea and vino
colo Castoria relieves teething troubles.
cures constipation and fatulency. GAstora
sssiInilates the food, regulates the stVs
mach and bowels. giving healthy . nns
usnsces,- The mothers friend.
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/" Where aid Won learn an this : /"

"where did you learn all this
"Just now on the Mall. DR.. HOWE
told me. The manager of the hotel y ay ~,
sing the Bents, and the Bents are aon,
sing the manager. They are HecA''''
couple -,
This. and know it's grave th l ~
ask: Would You seriously object to 6rlng,i,
ing the child over here with its motheI
ION the most strict understanding tna'
we sec nothing Of The Dancing Master.
" lie will be only too glad to stay away away.
Polly, you're an angel. The woman reaily
is at her wits ends" -
And Won know nothing about hsr,
care less. and would hold her up TO puono
scorn If il would give You q minute ,ss
amusement Therefore you rlsk your IlIe
for the sake OF her brat No, Loo, I'm ilog
the angel. shall keep to my rooms mi iii
me why you do it," ia
Mrs. Hauksbee's ewes softened; soe
looked ont of the window and back INTO
II don't know" said Mrs. Hauksbee,
simply.
You dear!" ~.
Much 20 Mrs. Bent's surprise she and the
baby were brought over 70 the MOUSE
almost before she knew where she VIZ VIZ
Bent was devoutly and undisguiseay
thankful, for he was afraidof the inteetlaon
and also hoped that a few weeks m tu9
hotel alone with Mrs. Delyille might leau
TO some sort Of explanation.
Mrs. Bent bad cast her jealousy 10 lhe
winds in her fear for her child's life. .,
Dora Bent required her mothers unproht-
able attention through the day ana no
night. Tho doctor called thrice IN the
twenty-four hours, and the house reeseu
with the smell of the Condy's fluid, emo
rine- water. and carbolic acid washes. MIS-
Mallowe kept to her own rooms-she con-
sidered that she had made sufficient con,
cossions IN the cause of humanity-and
Mrs Hauksbee was more esteemed by INC
| doctor as help in the sick room than tue
half-distraught mother.
II know nothing Of Illness" SAID BITS.
Hauksbee TO the Doctor. only tell me
what to do and I'll do it,"
Keep that crazy woman from kissing
| the child and let her have as little 10 90
with the nursing "a you possibly AN, sa,l
the Doctor. I'D turn her out OF the SICK,
room but that honestly believe she would, a
die of anxiety. She Is less than no good
Mrs. Hauksbee accepted the response
bilty, even though it painted olive mol
lows under her eyes and forced her INTO
her oldest dresses Mrs. Bent chung to her
! with more than childllke faith.
81 know you'll make Dora feel well,
| won't you 7" she said AZ least twenty times
day: and twenty times n day Mrs.
Hauksbee answered valisntly, of course
| will"
But Dora did not improve. and the Doc
tor seemed to be always in the house.
There's some danger Of the thing
taking a bad turn" he said. "Ill come
over between 3 and in the morning to-
morrow"
Good gracious" said Mrs Hauksbee;;
HE never told me what the turn would
be. My education has been horribly neg
lected, and 1 have only this foolish
Inother-woman to fall back upon"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

some terrified heart--all filed up rev
moments of time never to be forgotten.
But We entered the city safely lust ~
the moon was rising, and the next morn
ing handed nv friend his daughter. a
few DAYS after the batteries closed the gap
on the Weldon road. cutting of Petersburg
and Richmond from the South ana COM
pelling General Lee 70 prepare for retreat.
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TARMymLE AND POwHATAN


IL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICES 703 EAST MAIN sTREBn
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 10. 1881.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
sos p. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line for Bermuda,
Oils A. NJ. ola Atlantic Coast Line for Wtnters
pock and intermediate stations.
LOO z, NJ, via Richmond and Danville RAILROAD
for Farmyille and all stations west Of
Winterpock.
ARRIyg AT RICHMOND.
500 A. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line from Bess
muda. -.
GAO p. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Line, from WIntery
pOck and intermediate stations
800 p. NJ, ria Richmond and Danyiile railroad
from Winterpock, farmyille, aud hh
terinedate stations.
All trains daily except Sunday.
For tickets, baggage-checks, timetables, &c.S
apply 10 A. w. CARRIER, Atlantic Coast Lindi
and Richmond and Danyille depots-
w. G. LAUGHTON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
JAMES II. WERTH GENERAL Manager. "a IT
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FIsHERMEN's SUPPLIES.

SEINE-THREAD, GILL-NGnzO
~ ING TWINES.--An OF the best -.
makes Imported by us, which we sell at lowest
prices. Also, In stock all numbers OF Iwines
and Lines Corks, &C. Netting and WeDs mAue
up OF all descriptions. Satisfaction guaranteed
L. LICHTENSTEIN'S SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers OF the Lion Brand Seine-Thread,
warranted full standard in every particnlat.
dc 21-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

IsmItA, Gray { Co.'S Menthly.l

Mrs. Bingd Darling. won't you 90 to
church with me to-day? DIR. SANITY Is
going TO preach on :" How was called.n
Mr.. Bingo absorbed in paper What
did he hold?
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N : w Harfo|k:Westenl

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY IL. 1901.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYkCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr Station
9:05 A. NJ. Daily ria Petersburg -Richnond and
Norfolk Through Express-Arrive az
Norfolk at 11:47 A. NJ. Stops only
at Petersburg, wayerly, and suffolk.
SOLID TRAIN RICHMOND TO
els A. NJ. Daily, va Petersburg. Arrive AZ
Petersburg 10 A. n No. 3 leaves
Petersburg HOS A. NJ for Farm-
vile, Lynchburg, and all points South
and West. Through car Richmond
20 Roanoke and Radford.
1910 p. NJ. Daily, pta Petersburg. Arrive ~ Pc
tersburg 12;46 p. NJ. Leave Peters
sgsS p ! K X NJ daily arriving Norfolk
1I:2o p. NJ. Daily, riaPetersburs. Arrive at Pc.
tersburg 1902 A NJ, connecting
with Train No. /, leaving Petersburg
at 1910 A. N. for karmvtlle, Lynch
burg, Pocahontas, and all points
South and West. Pullman Palace
Sleeper between RICHMOND and
LrNCnBURG ready for Occupancy
at9P.M.
1885 A. N. Daily, via BurkevIIle, for Farmvtlia,
Lynchburg, the South, and West
PULLMAN sLzBPING-cAR ACcoNhoDA.
IIoHs.
No. l-sleep ing-car from Richmond 70 Lynch.
burg; also, Petersburg 20 Bristol without change,
leaving Petersburg daily 80 12:4o A. NJ, and
Lynchburg 10 Memphis without change.
No. 3-Through car Richmond 10 Roanoke and
Radford, and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 70 Mem
phis without change.
Tickets, baggago-checks, and al information
can be obtained at Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad depot, A. w. CAREERS, COL Main ssreeS
and at the companys ofnce, s3S east Main street
X w. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent.
W. b. BEv1LL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office, Roanoke, Va fe3
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DIOHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAI.R0AD.-SchsAuH
commencing JANUARY 10, losl-eassss
standard time.
s.o7 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strees station daily
stops only at Ashland, Bothweiy
Milford, fredericksburg. Brooke
and Whitewater. Sleeper 70 Wan
iugton and New York Ar1vee
washington 1901 r. H., Bsitimcrs
AZ III p. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 n
NJ, New York $50 p. NJ
II.52 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-S,reet station daily, en-
cent sunday. Buffet Parior Ca
Richmond 70 Washington. Arrive
Washington 4:10 p. NJ, Baltimore
b:24 r. NJ, Philadelphia 7:z9 y. NJ
New York 1898 p. M.
ITO p NJ leaves Byrt-Stroet STATION deuy
Sleeper Richmond 10 New Ioru
Stops only at Ashland. bothweo
Milford, Fredericksburg, brocx1
and Whitewater. Stops al Other -
lions on Sundaya Arrives Wee1
ington 11:10 y. NJ, Baltimore ly:3<
An, Philadelphia $40 A. n Nss
s.so 1 pr,y eI =, Ryri-s,rso, station daily
Sleeper from New YORK. btops ONLY
at Underwater, Brooke, Kfederfrks
burg, Milford, Boutwell,, and Ash
land. Stops at other stations On sun
days.
e.as p, NJ arrives at Byrd-sueet station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg. hhforay
Boutwell, and Ashland. sieepS
from Washington and New YORK
Gas p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
except sunday. Buffet Parior CA
Washington 10 Richmond.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY xxcgPr SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station, arriving
Fredericksburg at GAO p. NJ.
$40 A. NJ. arrives Byrd-Street station, leaves
Fredericksburg eos A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY zxcEPr SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashiand u
1888 A. NJ.
ga p. NJ. leaves Eloa- Arrives az Asniana =
7:03 T.. n.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Eiba Leaves AshiAnd ~
0:05 A. NJ.
6;1s p. NJ. arrives at Elbs. Leaves AshiAnd u
$50 p. NJ.
The New York and Florida Special Vestibuh
train leaves Byrd-Street station $50 A. NJ daafy
except Monday, and arrives Byrd-streot staa>9
7l0P. II. daily enceps Sunday. Extra fars y
charged on this train.
Q. A. TAYLOR, Trafic Manager.
EFT ID MYERS General Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

AyoID All RISK with Stubborn Cough
by using at oncsD DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorsnt.
q sure remedy for all Coughs and Colds,
influence on tho Lungs aud Throat
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TRAINS NoRTHwARp.
'Daily.
STOPPING ptAcxs

STOPPING PLACK2
NoA IL, 80, and 80 make NO sscpa NJ a
and 70 stop on signal az Manchester. DgeVry'1
Blun, Centrsiia, and Chester. Nos. 80 and -
"a stops on signal az Manchester oniy Tor -.
sengers purchasing tickets 70 regular sioppknn,
places for this train south Of PotersburG Xcsi
81, 81, S5, and 81 WIN stop At I'll sessious =
p&DengerA
PULLNAN-cAR sERvIcn
On Train NoA IA and ~ sls>plnn.cnrn -
tween New York and Tampa, IA. {ui6 -
ytiiel- On Train No& "A and "a s;ssr1nGrGlS1
Nos. ca ana 7e slespins-ears between Nsv W.
and Jssksonyiile. On Train Ma 81 ~ ~
s,cepins-csu osswssn Richmond end LynnkhniS
In addition y the ahcss
TIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA wpnraAn-
combating d vestibulo Pullman en-. go 49,
ktchmcnd south-bcund II 1:20 p, IN X7fv1
cept Sunday and ieaves Pstessbnse - ~ n
!. :. $3.50 Az q >, e es s5csps hoaAAE Eln -
THE ONLY ALl-RAlI LINE 10 xosyknx
sseamond. : EOS 4 x.|xrs,. Nh
NorfeIk. -. - 1874 4. Il. RicSSsccss -
Norfoik. s<o5 :. Il 40 49,
The ra.n. lse.iae Rzekn,ea1 g q 4 n "A ~
nosle1 e =; y, ~ ooll6 0oiIS ~ ~
we yoen1es 49, I41oeqe>1 - e Ss<< II
o ~ 49, y 49, 49, e1nel1l3 ~ 49, r.
q siss ssss:ssS "a y 81 81 e g .: ~
= =. - =, q. :. :.
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RAILROAD lxE4
- = :: ! r.,
<yHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BALI
" WAY COMPANY

(yHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
WAY C0NPANrs
SCHEDULE IN xyrTcr gAxuAEYI isst
trAvs xicnoxD.
AN. ~ p.,,v sor 0ld Polns sa1 49,
''s' pullman slsspine-caf H'ns's ~
,,oo N f Fgpses. daily for cins!nassl csas ,
' Car Old Point 70 SI,so3scsviio n
$50 r n NoPTiois' s Snsir-csr cAsF'ss''"'S
!, sSoooSlSmpm Ssas except sunday n
Ss cha p = Y. Limited. aafY "a
Ao-S" man sleepinr-Cax Old REM ass3
snn' solid vesfibuis ralns 49,
plnins-Car and Pullman
iottesy.lls 70 Cincinnsu sno
man 70 Louisville.
TRAINS AEx1vs At ncmcxh
$50 A. N. and a:s5 p. n. daily from
7As P. NJ d aSs except sunday fron o
1850 A. NJ. ana is:4s p. NJ. daily nom Essss@
Station: Broad street near SeSen'o
JAMEs-gIvKR DIVISION.
Richmond and Allegheny RaiirosdJ
LRAvr mcInoxpI
900 A. NJ. daily Ter Lynchburg, LcxingEoos -
4.ao p NJ exceps sunday for Lynchbur1. 60
meeting with train leaving LyncS
burg at O A. M. daily for lsxlnesc
and Clifton Forge. Slocp,nevSR
Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RcrMoNps
s.3o p. NJ. daily from Clifton Forge.
900 A. M. except Sunday from Clifton Fc<4J
Lexington, and Lynchburs.
0'a''"'' JOHN ID. POTTS
Division Passenger Agene
w. FULLER, General Passenger Agent
{ q. MURRAY, Tranic Manager. lozs