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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
...,r MONTHLY nEHr STATEMENT.

voehincton. May II (speciaD.-Ihe Treasury DC
ror,ment's monthly debt statement Esueu ~u'S,
shovs a reduction in the public dcbt during Ap'"
o1no.,r,Inc 70 s1.514,327. The bonded Indebtedness
f tho Government to-day, exclusive OF Dph' l'suc' -
the Pacific railroads, amounts 10 Solo'' I'-O' "
1ocrooee dnring the month Of 32,7il,26O' lhe ont
4.,dirg bonded Indebtedness to-day IS maze UP ..
sz5o C5o5.O per cent and rJl,ll2OOO Il pcr oe'
bonds Tie surplus in the Treasury O-cly, luc'"ui"h
600 ooc COS q, subsidiary COIN Is S57,@53,5O7 against
s-a Ao5 go a month ago, a decrease ol @l'lfi'f--
Gnrirc rho month National bank depositorcs To-Day
,. s5 4oco 10 or about $4,000 more than
,~r,h oro Government receipts from all sources
d,,r,no the month Of April aggregated F27Vi''e"l'
o-oInst s94O17Oi1 in April year ago. customs IT,
coints were Sl2 2,501 $50 against *1o"o'4"" III -NP''
1soO o falling of Of more than S7,oOOOoo hailN "u7
% the frae sucar clause Of the Tariff Jaw WHICH wei.
,,+o effect on the first day Of last month lH'c'h".
povonno recepts werc Sl1,A2o,455 decrease oI
Goo GOO corrnared with April, 16e0 while receipts
r, miscellaneous sources decreased fully 100000
and aggregated 81 1,452,7eo. -.
Fxrendtlres during April aggregated S2o'e3l 'lD1
or "a 300 600 more than In April of last year. Inc IN
c,sasd cxpenditureS account OF The ielndng oi tho
Hrct fax 10 the States during the month aggregated
| ohiTht s5.5OoOOO Pension payments for April
,,o-,n+ed tn but so64191. end for the months OF
the current fiscal year aggregated S97174,3j5, against
500 $50 90 during the corresponding ten months Oi
| The preceding year. The Controller OF the Currency
reports In the circulation Of National bank
notes during April Of 81 S13s4l7s, and Of Sl0145 4G3
mr. ury Department has REFUNDED S0252, 03d in Mach
ana Apfil under the Direct Tax law of the last Con
| 10 particular states: Arkansas SJ5G,2I2; California
| s205 24G: Colorado. S22.1s0: Delaware, SIO.17Z
9sI Maine s357 7ol: eehusctts 5G96.lO7; Mchi
| gan. 1920. .sG5: Minnesota, S10023. Missouri, 4Of6
Nov T~w YerF YsJ a. " 40 Norl carolina s77e9G ohio
| 81 49,, ,O25; tennessee, S202,Ol2.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ursrCHESTER COUNTY.
vx,cu1s TEMPLAR DEDICATE A CASTLE.
- ,..I.nA4inn of the officers Of BethI0NeI


Tho public installation of the officers OF b9,i01el'
,-."oopdoru of knights Templar end the dedlcauQh
90 i+s nic+uresoue asylum, Ascalon CasVe' 40 -ioV
vernon last night were Of exceptional interest," " ~
Nasonic fraternity of TINS state. peh P0'"H W
Ascalon Castle was given in Tho lHo'uio " -,
and has been widely copied In o'her no"0p'p IT,
There were present large number OF prominent nlci
hers of the 1emplar order EVlh - ,,o
of the state including Grand Comulanu1r D,s. "eoIs
Gowen and other officers OF the Uriuu t.a. h
1r,e nrorramme began with an organ Vol""'iiS 49,, ~
= w I,ongan after which came the Official recepuo"
- rn,,nont commander Rufus b. D1sorow. NeA' tlo
oaa,,a Crarderv wos received with full hohors '"o
rornrIe Onartet Of New-York sung inc "i'S
,rchitAct The asylum then consecra'o" oS ,'0
Grand Commandcry and the following oh'Ceio ".' l -,
-. r,,ire,t commander Frank l. DrV's, b0"'
ousei,,o George r. C.awford; captslh-s 5nsiA' 80 49,,
+ pboodes: prelate the Rev. Dr. ". D N'ie9 1ann
warden Charles T.. Johnson Iu"'oi .,r,Ier
-. tccasur,r. Charles a. E0igm%I' Ee'OiUI. ,
rV."n' r, C1st0eld: warden, Edgar T. s'e""O'
.''soD, hooror william ". Howe; s"oruO0Are ;
c1naa n Driccs; william H. A"ch'y' IL
80 nu,t,ng and Charles F. Bruhlnoe' j" ,
oooDd and third guards; sentinel 'o9ep' =, pn,.,
| +rnneter Frank G. Bruce; ofsan''0' " .,.a,ad nv
| ,rn stardord of the cOmmandery was , O osos
Ana Dow DR. Coaey assisted by V'ic 0ouN." rot com,
% a'0 49,, hopdsome banners-for the eb''c"' I'm
Ihen lour D,,,roo captair- general and presate
mander, gtd nv Miss Marie iiodgman Mi1s T,n1c
0strahder Ella L; -. hhSS oSrssseS being responded!
Do9hnt'&e, & Nlicers AID short chant was S"Hs W.
tween each prea.GinT"oGf of handsome gold badge 70
past Eminent Commander George H. IN the nas,
companions in recognition o % M ~ E ahont four inches
vas vas sur suppr n1sr mart being fac-simile on 1g & I'm r
on5derv deyce with hs name 49,. Inc The star
mounted py a e1IIhP IhPe lower part OF the badge Is
| red cross. The ceremonies olV'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
ApprSrrNG YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

The perpetrators of series Of robbcres here "hlcn
for the last two months has baed the police were ar
rested last night They five youths whose ases
range from fourteen TO sixteen, and they were proVuu
with regular outfit Of burglars tools. AloNo '.i
rotberies we're A. p Bakers grocery store henry Nu
doh,s cigar store and the freight cars belonging to
tho pennsvIvania Railroad Company ont Of which they
stole case Of wine and case Of shoes Tsr stIr hIH W
are William Palmer, Isaac Ope, theodore kSOcr r M he
ra,o prra This morning More arrests will follow
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
WHAT CURED YOU T?

Mr.. D. p. McAllster Of Harrisburg. Ky, writes.
"aying been terrible sufferer from caarFh and being
now sound and c the question often put 10 s What
cured your In answer this oftput question feel u
nv duty TO state that swfts Specific (s S. 81 Is the
medicine. / on, ssch true believer In the efficacy
swIfts Specific (S s. 81 that can honestly and conssi
entiousy recommend any suffering from ea.arrh
Have recommended IL to mary and am happy % say hs,
those whom have Induced to bear In tais
statement. also believe TINT II will cure any case
estarrh II taken according to directions"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

that any condition Of affairs would arise WINCH "0a
make II necessary for the Government 10 toucn H. M
intmated, however, that this fund maht DC useu
without legislative action in case of absolute
y" tIr Foster said the last statement na9e ~ @ Sio'
Leech the Director Or the Mint was an which
he would have expressed differently had nc prepareu
the paper himself.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
RUTHERFORD.
MASTERING IN A NEW GRAND ARMY POST.

MTSTERINI IN 4 NEW VIF7N4'D -'IH''1
conorol Mott Post, No 3d. was mustered into the
,,d ~ thc Grand Army at the hall Of Engine Company
No on Thursday night in the presence OF I9ise sa'F
crng Of veterans and citizens Past Commander CA'o9
nurrows acted as the Installing officer NJ ". Ha"oS
s commander of tho new post II. L. Clark senior Vise
commander, Henry Mackenzie junior vlcecoinmaieor
and Major Henry Mayell adIutant AFTER the musVor
n campfire was held, speeches being maue DS ooln-
'r '"F I,a,ros Nr pnrrows. Dr. J. j. Ketchum. Mayor
Gooner and Past Commander W. IL II. otrS Shor noI -
PATERSON The new post has twenty-Ioar IheiloeiS ~,
and seven Others who unable 70 De present at '
muster win be taken In at the next meeuhe'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
cu,pcrs AGtTNSr 4 POLICEMAN.

Police Commissioner YoOrhis is investigating the case o.
Iohu Hartley Of No PAL Yves: Sixysixth.st. who WA
arrested last Wednesday Police Headquarters Har'
lev had Just testified against Patroman Michael Hloe
whom he charged with having drunk beer IN lquo'
store while in uniform Hartley also testhed .a' hsOs
,od os.,rI,ed him. A keeper from Blackwelrs Island
,hon took HARTLEY to the workhOuse He escaped fioH
tb,. institution The Commissioner Is Of the opinion thai
Uartley,s arrest was punish him for having
eans.d Haber's arrest.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Book on Blood md skia Diseases free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.

discontinuance of Marvin Place and change Of grade
OF Man-st. and IOrton-ave. to cary Man-st under The
railroad The company proposes Ia give all the lands
alteration and indemnify the village against all damages
and expense 1t Is the intenuomOf the company 10
erect new station here and establish the round house
and yards in East P0rtchester.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

George c. Gray, the state Treasurer caica on
c.uo.. ,,noan Yesterday afternoon and made iorina
cOnand for the park bonds for which the sate 9 SUP "
scrbcd Mr. Gray offered check for s4SoTUO ,ot Ia
,ert hut as Dugan had no bonds he souM m no,
accent tho check DlreetoraLarge zanaIns in
refuses to sign the bonds ana '''o "'''''
stable in which were thlrtytwo cows oeonsR Ros1
. M Einebnre was burned down on the Seeau'u' ""N
iast night. All the cows pcr1sheo'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
LINDEN

Burglars tried Thursday night 10 rod u,o r,,n
80 which Is kent in the drug store of William
n Stono They effected an entrance By rear windo"
ad tried 10 open the SAFE but 1t resisted all thclr
attemnts They carried off So in postage stamps,
Which we're in drawer, stole cigars worth SlZ pau anu
carried away other goods worth a aoVas snnS bu the
aSers are fearful that they are pert & oil tS co s| o
that made a raid on Westfled. NO Gle" HIS DUO" W
tanned.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
EAST ORANGE.

The East Orange Township CohhlU'e '"s. s,oi,r III
- o,,or a long and excited discussion, formally
,ossod resolution granting the Rapid Transit Com
panv Of Newark the right to extend its tracks win
tbe overhead trolley system through the township III
Centraave The vote WAS to o. ai fo0%S aMG Iepson
Nott, Bowman, Long. Hlbphs, EhO' "HU "ef
nays-Joraemon, Ryan and Klce'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
PIAINFIELD.

cbrstonber Gray, the young mllnnan who Tor nearly
rroor has bcen asleep at his home near Plalhhelu'
hoe hoon aroused from his stupor Late on lnurs
day evening the family noticed that ms sleep seemea
m he broken and the vigorous efforts maze 10 aSse
him were successful Ths Young nan aSyaSe ever since
ness ne nor@e s W Endcot says his complete recovery Is
certain,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
LONG IIAND

wEsTBURY.-Thc Rev. Charles Hicks pastor Of the
New Light Baptist Church at westlnry, has been
pellcd from the church and pulpit for conduct
becoming minister. He was arragned before the
The decision has lust been rendered The Rev. Peter
Costag, OF Brooklyn has acceptA the vacant pulpit.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

THE PRESIDENT HAD TO GET SILVER DOLLAR
Delmontc, Call May 1.-ScarciW oi paper iHonos
t. th,s vicinity was shown to-day when Chinese curio
merchant refused 70 accept 81 Treasury note Eom
the President in paymc,t for sea she'll He could
NOT he persuaded that it good money, ana the
president had to exchange the BIZ for silver d0llar
tfore fine Cblnanan would let him have the trinket
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
ro RETRY THE LAsAK WILL CASE.

Tho contest on the part Of the unsSushea Hei,s ,S
Of Francis W. Lasak of Dobbs Ferry to SCI asae l,s
win by means of suit in cectment proceeunss o'su'
in the supreme Court at waite PLANS by ArS' ~, an
tonette l.. schermerhorn against ner s''''' -. 49,
ophcf Juliet Cuthbert, was cIoS9u ,a,,,c
1uaoo nyoor t,ol, an hour to deliver his charge to
fine iury Which retired at 3 p. IN. fer deiibcation
Al :3o p. m. the jury had not returned and Jndse
Dyhman left directions that they remain out all ns a.,
u necessary or hand In sealed verdict in case oi
agreement. ,,.
Ms Edgar Lasak informed reporter last i"s".
10 retrlni of the case no matter what the NV',it.
may be- She said that the heirs who are oppJ5,eH W
Mr. McKen1fes all ged influence with the deon mllnon
sirc had an understanding among themselves yeter-
day afternoon and win unite in common cause On
a retrial 20 break the will.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
TINTED SERVICE c1UBs HoUsE.WARanyG.

The United Service Club turned It's regular monthly
meeting last evening into "house-warming'D ana
took possession Of its new home No 16 West Thirty
erst.st. The house is almost opposite the clubs old
ouarers at No 81 West Thirty-drst-st., and is more
nleasanr and commoliou5 in every way. The basement
is given up to the billiard and grill rooms the main
noor TO the reception-room library and Office, and the
second floor to the cafe on the two upper floors
uvinc-rooms for members. The building is lighted
throughout hy electricity
The meeting last evening was largely attended by
,veu-,nown Army and Navy men. Puymaster George
ne Forest Barton T. ). ~, was chairman OF the rc
cept!on committee. Pay Inspector J. \. smith,
/. :. " who was paymaster on the Kearsarge at the
time Of her fight with the Alabama, read an inter
ostnr description Of that famous encounter supper
and a general good time occupied the rest Of the
evening.
Among those present were General &. H. McKibbln.
uresdent OF the club Generals Charles y Carleton.
4 r. Locke, +. Greeley, and Plume Captain Charles
y Roe Captain David Wilson, Lieutenant y. K. Usher.
CAPTAIN George W. Rdnu, and Captain Charles a.
Rockwell Of the fantic.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

TIE TREASURY CAN MEET ITS OBLIGATIONS
Washington. May 1.-secretary Foster, In speaking
% an Associated Press reporter to-day concerning
financial matters, said that IN his opinion the Govern
wond be able 70 take care Of all lis obligations
and that In addition 10 the a23G, ,OO0C 0f bonds NJ
ready retired by ths Administration II would. In his
opinion add considerable emount IN the two years
that remain Of the present Administration. Con-
eernlng the SlOO0oOOO0 l.ealtsnder redemption fund
In the Treasury the Secretary said he did not expect
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
POpTCUFSTFR.-The New

PORTCIIESTER.-The New York, New-Haven ana
Hartford Railroad Company has petitioned the Board o.
Trustees for permission 70 stra!ghten the raiifoa"
elgnmcnts ard eliminate the gFedc crossings az Acc
and Main sts., which Will make necessary tie oil
continuance OF Adcc-st. between Rcilroac-ave ana
point foy feet nOrthwetery Of the northwes'esy nne
Of Fountain ST., the Strengthening OF bounl' '' '''o
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

gParnnces. Hot water Heatrss Cooking Range First.
class goods only. RLCHAhDsON q EofN1oN Co.,
rs WasersL. n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21

Blood vengeance is q sacred law with the
Quinanganes. If one plebean IS killed by
another the matter is settled in simple man
ner by killing the murderer or some one Of
his family who is likewise plebeian. But if
a prominent man or noble is killed by n
plebeian vengeance on the murderer, q mere
plebeian. is not enough; the victim of the sin
Offering must DO an equivalent in rank. An
other nobleman must fall for the murdered
noble. for their do, trne is what kind of an
equivalent is it to kill some one who is no
better than dog Hence tue family Of the
slain noble looks around TO see If it cannot
find relative Of the murderer TO wreck ven
geance upon who is also a noble. while the
murderer himself is ignored. If no noble
can he found among his relatives the family
Of the murdered man wait patiently till some
one of them is received into the mobiles caste.
then the vendetta is prosecuted. although
many years may have elapsed. When the
blood feud is satisfied a reconciliation OF the
contending factions takes place In all tho
feuds the heads of the murdered champions
are cut of and taken homo and the head
hunters celebrate the affair festaly. The
skulls ara fixed to the front of the house.
Popular Science Monthly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21

absorption of securities following the July
disbursements and the rapid accumulation OF
unemployed funds az this centre renects 'ns
general distrust and indisposition 70 invest IN
railroad securities .,,
The renewed efflux Of gold is disgruntling
incident. and Secretary Fosters opinion
that we shall get back but little of the yellow
metal already exported has not tended 70
restore confidence. His prediction that
money would be stringent when, the move
ment OF the crops gets fairly under wsv Is
exciting a good deal Of discussion, and his
conviction that when Congress meets the
House at least will pass free silver coinage
bill is shared by the street.
Six hundred thousand dollars in gold has
been engaged to-day by Lazzard freres Tor
shipment to France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

R, AND 4. R.R)
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 a. H. mail daily for Lynchburg. Na,uf.
bridge, Lexington. Buona Visa.
Glasgow and Clifton forge pa,
Tor chair Richmond 10 Clifton
=, forge, excepting on sundays train
s'oO L NJ, except Sunday. for iynchhnrg. con.
meeting with a train leaving Lunch.
burg az goo A. VI for Natural
brliRe, Lexington and clifton
IQrge Sleeping-car 90 Iynchburgi
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. -
$3.50 I. n, daily from Clifton Forge
$40 A. NJ, except sunday from Clifton Forg,
station, Eighth and Canal streets
tor further information apply 10 A. ". Gar.
bers office, e0l east Main street: Chesapeaks
ana ONO Halfway COmpany's stations chess
peaAe and Ohio general Office, Eighth and Main
JOHN ID. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
RICHMOND AND SEWN PINEs RAILWAY
III SUMNER SCHEDULE.
UNION LINE ELECTRIC CARS CONNECT
WITH ALL TRAINS
DAILY.
Leave Richmond: Leave Seven Pine,
$3.50 A. ~; Y VI $3.50 A. NJ; 7:90 A. n
$3.50 ?. NJ; asp. ~ iP NJ; 6:i5 P N
SUNDAY
10 A. NJ; lgM.; 2P. NJ; "a. ~: IA. MI
: PM 7P.M
Round trip tickets twenty-five cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
RAILROADS.
N = = !: w Aarfa|k:WsstsmRR

sCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY u ~.
o,,LtAYE RICHMOND. =" 1871
oo, =, BihD-STREET STATION
900 A. b.. daily, via Peterstnr1'
and Norfolk through er5 nnsa mont
Ii'S Norioik ll:!j A. NJ stor, NJ
Ioos 70 a. feterfburg Wsverly sni s2alr
'''' - A. ppa a.ly, VIA Petersburg Arrltyss
ietersDur2. 1850 A. NJ No 80 a.
Petersburg ll;j A. IL ~ .eayss
youth and West =" poia.,
1910 P H. daily. via Potersbarg Arrive. =
petersburg ~ Z. N dali 's a.
petersburg at i:.5 =. NJ d,ifhve,
nsdiord a. 20 3. II 20 T. "
5as P n. dsily. via c'ers So 49,,
leo 2. IT.. daily. via Potersb1re ,,.
teTburg ~ l2;2O A. VI. con51ss.Ph
with Train No l. leavi,,,,' y. ciay
burg A. 1915 A. NJ Tor -.r.'r-
ynchhurg and all polnis eo,.t' i.e
west Pull man palace .ls .-.. All
tween Richmond and IL 'e
Berths ready FOR occu1S,.,' .a'y
PULLMAN sLEEPEYG;CAB Accowso,,
No l-Sleeping car Richmond ~ III.
also Petersburg 10 Bristol Hithort liS
leaving Petersburg daily ~ l2:s5AN n.tnst
sleeper i.oanoke to Memphis anu Nep, ,.......,a
e \, Pullman sleeper Roanoke to M.n,s,
Tickets, baggage-checks. and all ipfor....
can be obtained AZ Richmond and p.tai ~
railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS. .Oi Ma ..4's
and at the Companys Office, So east Man .....ss
Il. " COURrNrF 20
Passenger Agl9t
". B. BEFff
c.u..., oor. :, General Passenger t,',.
General Office. Roanoke. Va 'a'".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21

Stop paying rent X. b. Chafin & Co. can
sell you a new modern dwelling, rooms. hot
and cold water, with bath, &c. for (3300)
three hundred dollars cash, balance in
monthly instalments. Simple interest at G
per cent. Call and let them show you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21

Free samples Of Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine. at Owens Minors Drug Company,
1907 Main street. opposite postofice, cures head
ache. nervousness, sleeplessness. neuralgia,
fits, nervous debility. poor memory. etc. A new
and remark Die discovery. Or address tho Or.
Miles Medical Company. Elkhart Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
TOR SALE CHEAP.

A very nicely-located FARM OF 200 acres in
Goochland county two miles from railroad
station, and thirty-two miles west Of Richmond.
II is in thickly-settled neighborhood close
TO church, store, postoihce and high school. No
healthier spot could be found IN tho entire
State.
The land lies nicely for cultivation, only
slightly rolling, and the soil is adapted to the
raising Of grain and grass. Mica has been recent
ly discovered on the farm. The improvements
consist of a Frame Dwelling, two stories, con-
tanning eight rooms besides hall and closets.
Outbuildings consist of Barn, New Stable for
twelve COWS, Carriage house Poultry house,
Office, Out Kitchen, Quarter, &c, Good Garden
Orchard with Apples, Peaches. Pears. Cherries
Ounces, &c.
About one-third OF the farm is in wood bal
ance cleared. Watered by spring branches, and
good well Of pure soft water in Yard This farm
being in such a healthy location and so conye-
nient TO railroad would make desirable sum
mer home for anyone doing business: in Rich
mond. Price $1,000, on easy terms. For par
ticulars, apply TO W. A. PARSONS,
No. North Ninth street,
fei-tf Richmond Va
A MODERN WATER MOTOR Is FOR SALE
"A Apply al The TINES Office jai5-tf
A MEDIUM-SIZED HAND ELEVATOR,
\ made by Ii. VI. Smith h Co.. will be sold low.
Apply at Inc TINES Office. iai5-n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
No. Leave Arrive
Petersburg. Richmond.
STOPPING PLACES.

SIOIIlNU 1IhOEO
Nos. IL, 80 and 80 make no stops Nos q and
a stop on signal at Manchester, CentraliA and
CHESTER. Nos - and - SOD on sigma al Man
chester, Irewry's. Centralla and Chester. No Y
stops on signal at Manchester only for passen-
gers purchasing tickets 10 regular stopping
places for this train south Of Petersburg. Nos.
81, IS, S Is ~ 20. ~ A. and 45 will stop on six
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
:, on Trains Nos, u and % s!oeplng-csrs between
New. York and Tampa + IA. via Jacksonyille)
On Iralns NOS u and q sleeping.csrs between
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos n
and 7S sleeping-cars between New York and
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. 81 and II sleeping
sssrs betysen Richmond and I;ynchbgrg. Va.
The ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE 10. NORFOLK
RiicPP%Sad TRAM yoTTltooIIkE- y
S SrffOIIs sSS 81 i cRmona III 5 - Il
,, The trains leaving, Rchrlond at 300 A. M. and
these two points, and passengers 20 through
without change OF cars. Close connections are
also made at Petersburg by tho $40 T. NJ train
from richmond and the $3.50 A. NJ. train from
Trains leaving Richmond atyio0s A. NJ and
y Z, +, a.; and arriving at Richmond at "a
Petersburg to and from Farmville, Lynchburg
i. N. sULLY,
Superintendent
4. T. d. MiElS
General Superintendent
T. NJ EMERsos. General Passenger Agent
EARMyn.LE AND POwHATAN RAILROAD
II COMPA >. General Office, No. 703 east Main
street. Schedule IN effect NJ Y 81 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND:
GAS 7. ~. via Atlantic Coast Line for Per-
s:i5 A. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line for Wintar
pock and intermediate stations
3: 100 4. NJ. via Richmond and Danyille railroad
for FArmyllle and all stations west
OF Mosely Junction.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
$50 A. 81. via Atlantic Coast Line from Bar
muda. WI
s:ss Z. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line from Win.
terpock and intermediate stations
ia0 r. NJ. via Richmond aud DanyilIa from,
Winterpock, farmyille and inter-
mediate stations.
g:45 A. NJ via Richmond and Danyille Railroad
from Farmyille and intermediats
stations 10 Mosely Junction.
AL trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggage checks, timetables 6c
call upon A. W. CARRIER. the Atlantic CosSl
Line and Richmond and Dsnyille depots.
W. q. LAUGHTON,
General Freight AMI Passenger Agent
JANIS Il WEkrH. General Manager ap2s-y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY c,..
y PANY. IN.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULYli.r

=, LEAVE RICHMOND.
CAV n NJ, galiy' Tor Old Point and N,,,.,,
Lpilnan sleeping car honcever,.oo'it 4
II A. NJ. express daily. ,or c,,..-
Through day coach 10 ,re '-4a.l
Iullman sleeper Old Point 70 Rom.
Yerte. CONNECTING alIh
NiceriuC car for liucfnrst '''-'a
S;O r. H. express, daily, for Old Point ,,t
norfolk. Pullman Nleeping ~.
80 =, cincinnati 10 Old Point NJ"
a;oO T. M., accommodation. except Sunday n,
Gordonsyllle and Orange. VA =. .,r
-. =, :. nHt D. wInrnn I...rf- I'D ~.arr,'.
lo'd l. d. the +. +. Y. Limited. daily phi
man Sleeping Car Old Point 20 fts
cnnsu. Solid vostibule train. Nix
dinlng-car and Putnam Go,
donsyille % Cincinnati ami luln,,
70 Louisville '"'- lag
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
natl. 10
60 l. NJ, daily except Sunday. from Hinton
W;5o a. and 6:5l Z. NJ. daily, from Norfolk
station Broad street near Seventeenth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

Vy7ATERMFLONsi WATERMELOSSi !
w will sell To MORROW at O'Clock. sharp AZ
Richmond and nsnyille Depot. one ,,ar large and
strictly choice South Carolina MELONS without
limit or reserve. All dealers invited.
iy2I-It' l.. POWERS, Agent.