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Too Big a Contract.
[ Truth

Professionalism know Thistler. who is
engaged to Miss Vesper, the minister's daugh-
ter? hear that his marriage has been post
poned year.
Ringway-That is a surprise. What is the
trouble?
r-Featherstone-He undertook to teach her
younger brother how to play poker.
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Don't put off your orders for THE M
TIONAL TRIBUNE Portrait Cards single
day. 1t is only a fen aoeeks non until the En-
campmem, and there aeW be q great rush for
them as the time nears First come, first served
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An Infallible Sign.

IGrand Rapids Democrat.
When man takes off his linen collar and dons
q neglige shirt, and woman throws aside her
loose waist and puts on stiff shirt with high
collar, you may know that the hot weather has
come.
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A Good Arith netician.
ISOmerrilfe .JOurnnI. /

Whyte-Are you good at arithmetic, Browne?
Browne-Good, my boy? Pm simply phe-
nomenal at it. / can add a column of six fig
ures up seven times and make it come out eight
different ways.
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If yon come TO the Encampment mithom
supply of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Portrait Cards 1t nil be great disappoint-
ment to your comrades. They all rant your
picture to take home nth them to look at in
after gears when they are thinking and talking
about yon.
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Unfulfilied Expectations,

f1tcfison Daily Globe
An Atchison girl of whom it was predicted
that she would surely marry king is in Colo
RADIO supporting her husband by keeping board
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n 1865 the seat Of
BY j. n. INGRAM.

n 1865 the seat of
Government in New
Zealand was trans
ferred from Auckland
to Wellington. This
place became the Cap
ital of the Colony, and
new Cover n m o Il t
build ings wer o
erected.
The city is situated
H. lI, .,ia ~
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IN NEW ZEALAND,
A Travellers Observations on a Little
Known Island.

The Islands Capital-A City of Terraces-A
Fine Harbor-GOvernmeut Buildings-Co-
Ionial Form of Governmental Progressive
acknowledgements aud Development
Interview with the Governor.
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EEPING w ILL o w
telegraph Office faced
the level prairie. Up
and down before it,
like shining ribbons,
lay the railroad tracks,
converging mysteri-
onsly until distance
blended them in t o
one.
Back of it fiared the
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WANTED-ADDRESSES

yITANTED-The p0stOiice addresses of C0mrade
w Kerr First Sergeant, co. D. 18th q. \. in 1867,
and Murphree Mcdonald, Carter RI. Higgins and
Bingham Vail, of same regiment; also name and adj
dress of the Paymaster who paid OFF the pontO0n
bridge, Potomac River after the second battle of Ma
nassas, by Thomas r. Allen, Banner, Miss. 57+3t
WANTED-The address Of members of the sd y.
w Y. Cav, who knew SeTst AdOlphus CfrOb. Co. r,
said regiment; members of Go. h 81 y. Y. Cav in
which company he-was detached service from Jan.
g. 1853 until May. 1855. Newborn and Camp Grove,
N C.: or of members OF Co T, i02d y Y, who knew
him while serving III Jhat company in l562 Address
A s, 49, Hutton street, Jersey city, ~. J. 51t3t
YXTANTED-By James Smith. Gnaga. Kans.-The
w address Of any cJmrade of Go. \, 7th W. Inf,
who knew Private George Smith, who was drowned In
the Rio Girande River in June, 1866
w ANTED-By Frank Brown, Victory Mills. SARA
w tOga Co.. y. Y.-The address of any cOmrade
enlisted man who worked the trains did train duty
between Chattanooga and Nashville in April, 1855.
5752t
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When she came to herself she was in the Red
Valley Station. Dave was bending over her,
and calling her name with trembling lips. She
opened her eyes and smiled into his face.
20. Brier Rose. low could you do it2" he
whispered with shnddcr.
O. did it for you David-for you"
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a
GyandA my he Itisth
HANDSOME g.. A CARDS.
with regiment, and o. residence
HALF-TONE PICTURE
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FINE

with his name, regiment, GAR. Post, and pla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
MUSICAL ANo DRAMATIC NOTES.

Lottie Collins, Of "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay"
fame, has been engaged by Charles Froh-
man for q season in the United States
Henry f. Abbey has signed a contract
with Henry Irving for an American tour
Of the great actor and his entire company.
including Ellen Terry. Henry VIII" VIII
be She play The figures which Mr.. Abbey
was obliged to guarantee are said to DO
very large.
king Kaiiko" has como to grief in New
York. About 81, 900 also.
Henry L. Dixey denies emphatically that
be will be a member Of tho New York Ca
siDo's forces next winter.
Dora Wiley is suing her husband-Rioh-
ard Golden, Of "Old Jed Prouty' fame
for absolute divorce.
La Granadina, the Spanish dancer, who
made her first appearance IN New York
recently, was a great disappointment
Every one conceded that she was a poor
imitation of Carmencita, who by the way,
has left Roster d Bal, owing TO a disa-
greement.
The Vice Admiral" by Milloeoker, has
succeeded the Child OF Fortune" by the
same composer, at the New York Casino.
1t Is not impossible that Sarah Bernhard
may again appear at the Theatre Francois
with Coquelin as her coadjutor, the rules
Of the institution 70 the contrary notwith-
standing. Sarah wants 10 act on the bis
toric stage once more, and as Director
Jules Clairette is willing it looks as
though her wish might be gratiGed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The trout fishing so far this season has
not been very satisfactory in most OF the
lakes and streams which usually furnish
fair supply 70 the skillful angler In
Canada and the other Dominion provinces
q cold, backward spring bias spoiled sport
etfectuaNy, and although a number Of
smaller fish have been taken, there has
been a woeful scarcity Of the two and three
poundres which in other years are common
prey. In Pike county fishermen have had
such poor lack that there is more com
plaint than ever about the streams being
"hshed ont" and louder clamor than
usual TO have them restocked at All early
date. The gloomy outlook is lightened,
however, by tidings " a miraculous catch
in the vicinity OF Stock bridge, Mass. Ii
seems that "A resident Of that town took a
string Of no less than fifty-two trout from
the Monument mountain brooks, and
those who have ever tried those much
fished streams will agree with IA that this
lucky sportsman has excellent reason 70
be proud Of his good fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

WELDON. \. c.. July o. Special The
negro Gus Williams who 10 20 be hanged at
Savannah. Ga, on The 2Zd instant for murder.
is q native of this county. Tie left here
several years ago aud went 70 Virginia, but
was run away from there on account of his
bad character aud drfted 90 Georgia. lie
recently wrote 10 his father and sisters, who
still live IN tie county. He sold his head Tor
el5 because no said the money would be OF
more service % him living than his head
would le after death. The purchaser Will
uso the skull for chronological purposes. Ilo
protested his innocence, OF course, but The
hangman's moose was predicted for him be-
fore be lett here
An arrangements for tho encampment Of
the State Guard have been completed. For
the first time the troops will occupy the per
manent camp ground presented TO tie State
by the city OF Wilmington some years ago,
but which has Just been gotten into suitable
condition. In the first enoampment, begin
ming July z1st there will be sixteen
companies and in the second, begin
ming August 9Th. seventeen. The force
will be the largest ever 10 camp IN tho
State since 1911. The grounds are covered
with "A huo turf and excellent water IS sup
piled by the tube wells. The grounds cover
one hundred and one acres thIty-tve OF
which IRE arranged for drill and parade
grounds. The rifle range Is five hundred
yards. and the seaCOast battery OF two guns and
four moftars. all ten-inch is II front Of the
centre of the camp and with these ipstruc-
ton Will be gwen the Guard by detail OF
Federal soldiers from Fortress Monroe.
There are on the grounds four payiions or
moss halls each capable Of holding 900 men.
These grounds are On the opposite side of the
railroad from the location Oh the camp here
toiore aud a railroad track has been run di-
rectly to the grounds from the station Of the
Seacoast Railroad Company.
There Is lull "a local politics. the general
disposition being. II seems. 10 have a short
campaign. There Is little or no change 80
far as the Third party is concerned, only
they are more Quot lately and but little Is
heard nom them. The Democrats, too arc
inactive. and the Republicans are waiting.
hoping to make some kind Of deal by which
thoy can gain something, no matter what.
The river AZ rising rapidly at this point 10.
day, but Is not beyond its banks freshet
now would do incalculSble damage to tho
crops 10 the lOwlands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
BY Chewing 81 Rose,
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers and Brokers
No. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE syn
ORA
BUILDING LOT or WEST LEIGH STREET

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated 8oth
June. Isu and OF record Ia tho clerh s oiheo
Richmond CHANGER Court ln Deed Book l@ o.
page 3I5. default having been made ~ the pay
nent OF the debt therein secured, and being ne.
Qirred 30 90 10 by the beneficiary, va VAL sell
by auction upon tho premises, on
SATURDAY, rHR 9rH DAY or July. 1922
ats o'clock T.. NJ, that LOT OF LAND lying
north sIda ~ Leigh street between Kinney and
lowe streets. and bounded as follows Begin
ming az a point on the north inc of Leigh
street M feet cast of BOwe street thence run
ming along Leigh street eastWardlY and front
M thereon n feet and extending back north
werdly between parallel lines no feet moro or
less 20 an alloy 10 feet wide. II you wish nice
building lot attend this sale. III you know who
is on the lookout for ono. please toll them n
they should not soc this al.
TERMS Cash. ..
EDWARD S. ROSE.
a. J. CHEWING.
fv3-td Trustees.
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usually surround the training quarters Of
a pugilst. Il is located at religious and
fashionable Asbury Park, n j., almost
within the shadow Of q church and very
near the Fifth Avenue auditorium, an
other edifce devoted 70 divine worship.
The cottage, which Is caued the "Reddin
cottage" Is but a step from the sesshore,
where the boxer may battle, and few
rods distant is lake upon which be may
harden his muscles by the use Of the oars.
Corbett is doing no hard work yet, but
in about three weeks he viii begin the
regular daily routine that removes super
huous flesh and hardens the skin and mus
cles Billy Delaney is training Corbett
and Jim Daily and Denny Dillon oiiciate
as assistants Delaney is a well known
Pacific coast trainer and an old school
mate of the California boxers He made
Corbett ut" for bis great drawn battle
With Peter Jackson Corbett weighs 1876
pounds at present aud expects 20 enter the
ring ia New Orleans az 200 pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The indications are that the Democratic
State Convention which meets in Topeka to-
day. will carry out the fusion plan aud indorse
the entire Peoples party ticket. There will
be opposition TO this scheme but the major
ity will be practically solid for the fusion
scheme. Tho Peoples party electoral ticket
will DO Endorsed without opposition. The
dght viii be against the Endorsement Of the
state ticket Az least q dozen counties have
Instructed their delegates to favor the in
dersement OF the People party ticket Col
onel Thomas T. Fenlon. delegats-at-large &
the National Democratic Convention has
heretofore been against fusion, but has an
bounced that he favored indorsing the entire
Peoples party ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
TWO FATAL SIOOIlNGS.
yvoMEY At THE BOTTOM or norm
49,, ntce,tnx OF tbe North Carolina To-
baooo Association A New Railroad
North state News.

p-v,ou. y. C.. July 5.-lSpeciaLl "A
educational shooting affair occurred here
ut . O'clock this morning in front Of the
bouse Of white woman named Mollie Irlm-
Tie who keeps house Of tho town IN the
locality known as East Raleigh. A young
,rbite man named Tai Lashley, about twenty
gears Of age. accompanied by several friends
had lust arrived at the gate of the house when
they encountered an unknown man, who
smoke ipsultinelv 70 Iashley. whereupon the
latter Knocked him down. As the
man rose be pulled pistO. from
ais pocket and fred upon Lashley'
tue bullet striking him IN the abdomen
and iufiCting what will probably prove a I"'s'
wound LasAley fell and vas brought D} u'5
friends 81 the Marlboro Hotel, where meH'c"'
TIE bullet has not been found and blood
poisioning is feared The party WIZ nrel the
shot fed without being recognized, ana ~
clue 10 his identity has been obtained
although the police have been at WoTA on 'Ao
case c. a..
North Carolina Tobacco Association mot 10
annual convention there to-day with large
attendance OF tobacco men OF all parts OF III"
State about twenty markets beiHg 1vPlo-
eented An address was maze by NII' T. ~
EruueT worlds flU coIui Li'Hty+'i pa
6ibits. upon the best methods ~ preserving
tobacco Tor exhibition at Chicago Commi'-
sioner OF Agriculture John Robinson also
made an address. The annual address Will De
delivered tomorrow By Hon. W. H. .. Dur
ewyn. q Henderson.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. III. A. bragg
wa held here this morning AZ Christ chuTch
conducted by Rev. DR.. N. NJ. Marshall ana
we're afterwards conveyed 10 Petersburg va
her former home for interment.
A corporation was formed here to-day 10
build new railroad from Raleigh 70 point
in Harnett county. tapping Cape ear TiYer
and giving Raleigh deep water Transportation
facilities 10 Wilmington and the const Inc
enterprise is backed by strong capital. ana
the road will undoubtedly be built
Near Wavnesylle last night Grant Massey
q farmer shot aud instantly killed Lee DAVIS
"a neiyhbor Masseys wife wh9 was criml-
pally intimate with Davis, was the cause OF
the homicide. The men met In the pubhc
road and after exchanging few words Mas
sey drew O. revolver and fired three shots,
eaoh of which struck Davis-one 10 the head.
one IN tho stomach and one passed through
tho heart Massey fed at once and made bis
escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

There is more eatarTh IL tins section Of the
country than ell other diseases put together.
and unul the last few years was supposed 10
be incurabie. For a great many years doctors
pronounced IL local disease. and prescribed
local remedies aud by constantly falling 70
cure with local treatment pronounced il in
durable. Science hes proven catafrh TO be a
constitutional disease. and therefore REQUIRES
constitutional treatment. Halls Catsrrh cure
manufactured by L. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo
Ohio. Is the only constitutional treatment on
the market. IL is taken internally IN dose.
rom I'D drops 70 teaspoOntui. Il acts di
feotly upon the blood and mucous surface. a.
the system. They ODER one hundred dollars
for any case II tails 70 cure Send Tor cirep-
lars and testimonials Address
o.,, J.. }. CaFSEY 3 Co, Toledo, 0.
g5"Sold by druggists. Use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
a sIodcst Rennest.

Heighbor Occupying adjoining apart
ments on the same 1at)-Ah, my dear
young lady. have great favor 10 ask %
you Would you be so kind as 20 sing
this afternoon between 3 and ~
songotress Ciattored) Very willingly.
s'r | suppose you are having company
Neighbor-Not exactly, but our land-
lord Is coming 10 draw his rent, and
should like 20 take the opportunity ~ ask
him 10 reduce itl-Ulk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
ByE. A. Catiin, Aucti0neor
Nos. o and north Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS ~ CHARLES
/ CITY COUNTY NEAR MISSIONER.

TRUSTFE'S SALE OF LANDS tn CHARLES
i CITY COUNTY, NEAR MISSIONER.
by virtue of q deed OF trust from Henry l..
Knox 20 Henry Bodeker trustee. dated October
~. 1874. and recorded i'm the Clerk Office OF tho
County Court OF Charlie City county in Deed
Book No. H. page $40, default having been made
i'm the payment of tho notes thereby secured
and being required 80 % DO by the beneficiary
therein. the undersigned. having been duly
substituted as trustee IA the place " aald
Henry Bodeker, deceased, by an order OF tho
Circuit Court Of Charles City county entered
ON May is. 1901. viii sell bypublic auction at Ao.
B north Eleventh street Richmond. Va.
THURSDAY, July T. 1892
Nc o'clock T. 3D.. the following described
REAL ESIATE-viZ.; That certain IHAli OF
LAND I'm Charles City county confaiuinE 1913
ACRES. more OF less. about seven miles west Of
the court house. about two and ono-lat miles
from WestoYer wharf on the James river and
about one llile from hoWlanIs mil, and
bounded by Rowiands mill pond, tho old tyel-
ton tract, Rowland land and the James River
TERMS. Cash enough 20 defray tho costs and
expenses Of sale. and 10 pay The sum of Sulf2
with interest on ft93.15. part theron, from Juno
10. 1872. 20 day Of sale; the residue, II any on
such terms as Will be announced at tue sale.
JAMES q. LAMB
iv It'd Substituted Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06


OSCAR WILDE. Poet and the Pup
pets.p The redoubtable Oscar was done
In the travesty by Charles Hawtrey, an
actor of considerable ability, whose make
I'D was so excellent rs 20 call forth much
praise from the London press which IS
ordinarily rather severe on skits Of all
kinds.
"The Poet and the Puppets" is nothing
more than a satire, which aims 20 expose
Oscar Wilde's lack Of originality and his
"eye 10 the main chance, which crops out
everywhere. The Pail Mall Budget says
Of IL: "Ou the whole the skit IS very fun
ny. the empty paradoxes Of Mr. Wilde
very cleveriy touched OF aud the shaun
smart sayings were often funny. Il is per
haps a little too unkind in its suggestions
against Mr.. Wilde Of plagiarism aud It's
hint that he Is too keen 10 q bargain. while
the clever parody on Mr.. Darlington
singing was rather too sharp; otherwise it
IS legitimate foolipg, though at times need
leasly extrayagant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Mrs. Van Stuyyesant-I understand that
Mrs. Van Amsterdam was not at all
pleased with padder-Ensky's piano play
ing
Mrs. Van Cortlaudt,-Why notf
Mrs Van Stuyyesant-Why, you SEQ the
stupid fellow didn't tell soul that che
gave him 5000 TO play at her last rocep
unn-Chiea1e News Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Ia April, 1892. c. j. Snaphead Of the COM
mission department of the Northern Pacific
railway. was arrested for swindling the com
pany out of large sum OF money, and il was
proved that no had been raising company
checks Of 20 and sl0 to 600 and 800 sys-
tematlcaliy for over fifteen months, securing
many thousands Of dollars. The Automatic
Bank Punch would have prevented this.
Postofhce Box $50. Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
The ves,ibu,e limited to Norfoih via Q. 4 o

The vestbule limited via Chesapeake and
Ohio is proving great success. Only three
hours ride Richmoud 70 Norfolk. including
the delightful sail Newport News to Norfolk.
THIS train makes but one stop between
Richmond and Norfolk. leaving Richmond at
y A M. Returning leave Norfolk &c $50 =.
ID and arrive Richmond $50 4. NJ These
trsins connect at Norfolk to and from Virginia
Beach aud Ocean View.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
SOs sHs AND a6NOBTH FOURTH sTREEr

A. the request Of the owner We viii sell b.
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. THE srs DAY or Jury, 1890.
az g O'Clock T. d. tho DWELLINGS numbered
as above. They contain SIX rooms each and all
necessary convoniences. IOu viii End them IN
NICE order. having recently been papered and
painted III yOu are In quest Of a comfortable
nome or @ gO0d-yaying Investment DO not fail
DOB attend this sale Property answering % this
description ALWAYS rents 20 Advantage. Como
SEQ for yourselves and compete for the prize.
TRIMS: At sale. CHEWING 81 ROSE.
iva AuctOueors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
By Chewing p Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. d north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ORA
DWELLING AND VACANT LOT OF
TEMPLE STREET, WEST END.
TEMPLE sTREET, wEsTEND.

In pursuance OF tho decree IN the above men.
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose will sell by auction. upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 7rH DAY OF july 1892,
at o o'clock Z. NJ, that lot OF land with the
frame dwelling thereon, lying and teins ~ the
county OF Honric0 va on the west limo Of en-
Die between Cary and ylor streets. he lot
has front OF 81 bv about TO feet The house,
with a small outlay ma the way q repairs. Is -us,
ceptblo OF being made both comfortable and
attractive This property II located ga inc d.
rect line OF improvements hence 10 VII pay you
10 attend this sale. You may Unexpectedly take
IN a bargain.
TsRMs: One-third 10 cash, the residue upon
credit OF six ami twelve months, the purchaser
70 execute notes in two equal installments Tor
the deferred payments wish interest added
from day OF sale or all cash 90 the option ~ me
purchaser. the title 10 be retained until tho
whole purchase-m0ncY Is paid ana "a convey
ance ordered by the court, the improvements 60
be insured until al the purchase money j. paid
pAILIP B. SHIELD,
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Beveridge. Who sues. against Mitchell. 6c.-ln
tho Circuit Court OF the County Of Henrioo.
certify that the bond required Of Special
Commissioner Philip j. SHIELD, by decree en-
tered in said cause on the&th day OF june, ISL
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of June,
ivt-td W.S.LEAKE Clork,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Anhier-Nnni.

Methodist Episcopal church in this CITY on
Wednesday June 70. 1892, Dir. John Nicholas
Amber. or buckingham county Va, Was
married to Miss Anna Rockwell Neal. Of
Marion n. O.
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n : : :. w Eari0Ik:VestsTn

y - ~ IL " y
Fg=zzsszScpzna
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY p, Ieo2, ~
LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLR
BYRD-STREET STATION
$40 A. u. Richmond aud Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk Il % A.
Stops only at Petersburg "aYeiI
900 A. NJ. For Lynchburg. Roanoke aud inter.
mediate stations No connoctloh
beyond Roanoke except Tor VIII
stOu- salem DIVISION. a.,
1920 +. n. For Roanoke. Kadiord, fulasH
Bristol and all points south ana
West via the Fast Tennessee VIZ
Rinia and Georgia rnllroad. IAr,
Tor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke, aAd
Pullman sleeper ROANOKE ~ ~
phis via Knoxville snd CAA'ta-
Q:5s p. IL. TsiiJ Tor suffolk Norfolk and in
termediate stations. arrives a. NOT
folk az o Z. n
5:f5 F. NJ, Arrives at Norfolk 40 go p. n;
1870 p. IL. For Roanoke, Kadford. PulasG'
Bristol Also for B.ueneld roca-
hOntas. Elkhon and stations on
Clinch Valley Division Also f9r
Louisville and stations GU Il ;.
*. Is VIA Norton: also for ROCKY
Mount and all stations on Winston
Salon division Pullman gAiac7
siearer 5etween Richmond ana
LYnchburg Berths ready Tor oOcu-
nancy - 800 4. "a. Also PuAmaa
AorpoT Petersburg % L0ulsFl4l7
Va Norton. aad Roanoke - Asm-
pins aul New Orleans via hnozvliie
anu tlatthno0ga
Trains arrive Richmond from LynchOurg ana
me nesl daily at 80 4 ~. 2A5 +. u eAa -
T. ~ from Sorfolk 99qd the Esst at 10 go A H.
Tickets, bsggags-chea ks. and al Information
can be obtained a. Richmond and HotegebuFg
railroad depot A. vs.. CARRIERS Ol Main slgoet'
aud 81 tbs Company ONCE, S& ees} Asln
street T. ~. COUHlAEE
Passenger Agenh
". b. BEFiLLA
General Passenger Agent
General Ohlce. R0anOks fA