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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-12

One Bottle of Burd0Ck Bitters
Win put you in good condition. 81 bottles for
30 cents for the next 80 days. Call for trading
card. p. J. BoSSIDr. Druggist. Brooklyn.
S26 Bank st. Cor Leonard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Dinner Was Late.

An incident that occurred two or three
years ago on the occasion of the young Ger
man EmperOr's visit TO Greece, and that, we
believe, is now in print for the hrst time,
illustrates anew the fact which no one ever
doubted, that the etiquette OF court may
bring as much discomfort 70 the KING as TO
the people that surround him.
The Kaiser holds the honorary rank OF adj
miral in the British navy. The commander
of the British squadron in Greek waters ten
dered His Majesty dinner on board his snip.
OF course the banquet was TO be a most elaDo-
rate and magnificent affair.
The hour arrived, and the royal guest and
his suite and officers. all in brilliant uniform,
were assembled. Then il was discovered that
an important implement was missing. Where
was the EmperOr's knife and lOrkl
For the KAISER, having but one arm that he
can use-his left arm is withered- can WELD
the scepre. the sword or the pen; but cannot
use "A knife and fork as other people use them.
In their place he employs an ingenious con-
trivance thar combines in one implement both
knife and fork, and does very well with 1t.
,Jusf al the lasl moment II was discovered
thai the imperial kniie-and-iork had not been
placed by the imperial plate. II was sought
'or. lui il could not be found. The Emperor's
attendant, were inquired of no one knew
where 10 Wa.
let ashore, perhaps. A picked crew were
nut into one OF the ships boats and brawny
backs bent over the oars. for The errand was
one that called for dispatch. The kmper0r's
quarters in tue city were searched, but no
buIfe-and-fork c0ulu be- found.
All this tim the dinner was spelling. The
search had been made with all possible energy.
but il was now two hours since the table had
lacked only the kaisers kniie-and-iork. But
tne dinner could not be eaten until the
Kaiser was ready to eat, and his eating iln-
element must be found.
Perhaps before this time the happy thought
had occurred TO more than one person, The
Fmneror NAV know where it IS" Bur up 10
mis- time no one had yentured TO ask him.
Would he. under the melancholy circum-
stances. take il amiss II he were questioned!
hunger rendered the host bold; with decorous
delicacy the Emperor was approached and
The m0mentOus question was put. Could
he tcll where his iie-and-iork might he
found?
why. YES. here it is" replied William the
Second. am reaching inside rs uniform ne
produced the much-sought implement from
an inner pocket.
Tie host forthwith led the way TO the table,
nor only greatly relieved IN mind. but deeply
impressed with the tact that the affairs Of
Germany were in safe hands.-Youth's Com.
panlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Wrsr PorT. Va. Jan. SO-lSpecial. J.
Tuesday last was King William county court
and quite q number Of indictments were
found 10y the grand jury, the most important
OF which was Tor theits of railroad scrap iron
taken by a negro residing here.
the Farmers Alliances of the county held
an important meeting at the courthouse
Tuesday One of the chief objects was the
Endorsement of the Kent Railroad bill.
The citizens of West Point 20 the number
of about thirty met at the mayors Office ri
day night and appointed o committee % visit
the Legislature and make formal request to
transfer King William comfy from the Third
Congressional district 10 the lrsL
Rev Ieake. of the Baptist church, is Great
ing stir by bis attack upon popular
amusements.
Rev f. VI. Stires rector Of the Episcopal
church. returned Saturday evening from a
visit to Alexandria.
The New York and Boston steamers have
all been late this week on account OF heavy
weather.
The steamer "Ailscraig." of Glasgow ar
rived Thursday from Norfolk and took on
1000 bales OF cotton. She Ii now gone to
Newport News, where she will complete her
cargo.
THE TINES is justly very popular paper
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

II is theory which seems 20 have been con-
hrmnd By practical experiment that pure
tone Of voice, such as that used IN singing,
penufrates 10 a much greater distance tnan
mere noise. This idea has given rise to new
system Of marine signaling. TO be used either
at night or in f0ggy weather, end based en-
tirely upan the action OF successive musical
tones.
A limited number Of combinations OF notes
can bee made 70 carry on all the conversation
necessary between approaching vessels to
avoid collision. or between lighthouses and
dangerous points Of the coast, in order 70 pre-
vent wrecks.
-Four notes. for example. serve 70 ask,
''Which way are You heading:' and two
others mean. II am steering ltheast.'
The system can be employed on a large
scale by means Of machinery, consisting Of a
keyboard. on which the operator would play,
and speaking apparatus It is expected
that by such apparatus communication may
be established ut distance OF two miles.
The invention can be adapted 70 the Morse
code Of signals when il becomes necessary TO
spell out names and words.--fouth's Com
paniOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

SEINoUARTER. VA. Jan o. Special. A
man came through this community yesterday
and created quite disturbance amongst our
peaceful citizens He said he was commits
stoned by tho Government of the United
States to summons soldiers preparatory % the
Chihan war. lie went 10 the house of Mr..
W. f. Sims and put under cover of a cooked
pistol Mr. Sims and Mr.. ". II. H. BagweA.
Messrs. Sims and Bagwell agreed to 90 with
him TO camp. lie had previously told them
his camp was about half mile from there.
Mr. Sims started 20 his house 10 get his over
coat and the man shot at him, but missed
him
Afterwards the pistol was ierked from his
hands by Mr. Bagwell and he was told to 60
with them. He had gone but q short dis
lance before he put spurs To his horse and
dashed down long rough hill Just opposite
the residence Of tie late ". K. Ford and
made his escape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Failure of "A Fredericksburg Firm.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. 80 Special. =
Late this evening W. II. Cunningham, dong
business as W IT, Cunningham q Co.. large
dry goods dealers, made an assignment TO u.
G.. Willis q. w. Sheppard. trustees. The
deed conveys the dwelling house and lot ON
Charles street and the storehOuse on Main
street. the stock of merchandi and all per-
sonal property 10 be sold for the benefit
OF the creditors. The following are the
creditors of the frst-class: Conway, Gordon
d Garnett. s450O National Bank of
Fredericksburg. $500 Miss Jane Nj. Cum
nnghan, : li5 Miss Mary +. CUNNINGHAM,
sl.SsG: i. i. Bozel, S537: I. n. Cunningham,
So: Mrs. Ann i. Cunningham $3.50. The
following creditors are named IN the second
class w. H. Perkins. $500, Miss Ann ).
Gordon. 1000, All OF the parties named are
residents here except W. ii. Perkins, who is
a resident of Baltimore. The firm has been
IN business here for about thirty years and
the failure was a great surprise TO the com.
munity. The firm was regarded as one of
the safest and strongest in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

WILLIAMSBURG. w.. Jan. 30. Special J.
George Stevens. general manager. G. J..
Doyle. superintendent of tie Eastern divi-
sion. j. 4. Cabeil. engineer of the Eastern
division r.. Taylor Jr, assistant-generai
COUNSEL and 4. Segar ocal attorney. oil OF
tie Chesapeake and ONO Railway Company,
we're here to-day aud appeared before our
city council IN behalf OF the propos ton
made ny said company To raise the bridge
over Waller street General Manager Stevens
and Attorneys Segar and Taylor presented the
case 10 behalf of the railroad. while Council
men Peachy. Mercer and Charles defended the
citys interest After this interchange of
views the council went into executive ses-
SION. During this interim the railroad Off
cials went down and viewed the bridge
After their return the council resumed its
session and the railroad authorities were in
formed by the council through Mayor Henly
that they stl ] adhered to tho original propo-
etiol. In reply 10 this Mr.. Segar said that
Dis company would answer in writing, after
which the council adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

accepted the poetry, hut never paid the poet
anything. Indeed, his presumption rather
amused the Emperor, and being one day in
merry hum0r he wrote verse himself. and
handed il qrayely to the poet, who waited for
him as usual at the gate.
The poet, with ready wit, pulled out his
purse and emptied the Two or three coppers 1t
contained into tie EmperOr's hand.
"Ah." cried he. there should De more, Dut
! give you Of my ability. II | were as rich
rs You, great Cesar, ! would pay much
greater prize for verses"
And it is pleasant to be told that the I'm,
peror thought the joke worth thousand
crOwns.-IiaTper's Young People.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Primary or Nol?-penth of Mrs. Morton.

STANTON. Va. Jan. Especial. The
city Democratic committee at y special meet
ing held 20 night resolved 70 call q mass
meeting of the Democracy. when the old COM
mittee will resign and the mass-meeting Will
elect a new committee and decide the ques-
ton of primary or no primary:
There is great variety OF
opinion here on the question OF the primary
NE Prohibitionists who have thorough
organization ana who elected the present
mayor at the last election, come in as dis
turbng element. They claim to hold the
balance of power. The Republicans Will not
have an organization.
Mrs. Pho be Morton died here to-day, age
nnoty-four years. She had been an inmate
of the Western Lunstic Asylum for longer
term than any patient there.
Nmor II. PAYNE. of your city. special
agent OF the Equitable Life Insurance Com
panv. has met with remarkable success n
writing insurance here. lie foots up to date
tor January, ~, tG2.O 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

PULAsEI. VA. Jan 90-lSpecial. TIE
7 NE is n W being delivered promptly by a
carrier on the arrival of the 1884 A. NJ. TT IN.
the early mail TRAIN from the East for winch
we are indebted t the efforts OF lis ma ager:
THE TcEs' account OF the Association bali
was greatly relshed by its lady readers Of
Pulaski.
An enterprising citizen from Roanoke was
with us on yesterday looking into the advan-
tages OF this place as compared with others
for the location of Il new enterprise.
Rev. Mr. Jones OF the PRESBYTERIAN church.
wall preach IN WytheVille SUNDAY. Rev. Mr..
Orr. of the Methodist. will deliver pecial
sermon 10 the children here Rev. Dir.
Book. of the Christian church, aud Rev. Mr..
Smead. Of the Episcopal. have both cen A. :
gent during the week. but have returned and
will occupy their respective pupls as nsn.l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
h,y Parfcer.

We went 70 2 party fast night
by two little brothers End L.
There we're ices anu creams, pink AMI White
And rich birthday cake, mountains hlsh
There was Jelly anu sweet lemonade
And We danced 20 q band ID the nail.
Where almost 2 scramble We made
For the partners most pretty aud tail
And now, ne I watched tie rest whirl,
felt rather jealous. y0u know.
Tor mine was q fat Ittio GIRL
Who tr0d, Oh. so hard. on my toe.
Then ! saw. IN q corner alone,
a lady with such kind face;
She'd a necklace that So arkiei and shone,
And fan all o. feathers and lace.
asked her 20 dance Sho said Yes"
And soon we were 81 inning around;
And never once stepped ON her dress.
Though Il lOated YARD % CT the ground.
Sowhen they are talking TO day
OF their partners SO pref and tall
] think OF uy lady. an say
That mine was the best after all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
s.les Leaf Tobacco In DanviIIe.

DNuLr. Va. Jan. 80. -ISpecial. The to-
cal sales OF leaf tobocco for the month of jan
uary amounted to 324O.l2l pounds. being
1920 55J pounds more than the sles Of Janu-
aiy last. The sales from October lst TO Janu-
arg 30th were 1122J.1M pounds The sales
f.r the same period of the last tobacco year
were II .548Oi0 pounds. The shipments Of
Manufactured tobacco this week were 100. 900
pounds.
The ministers and layman's meeting Of the
Roanoke Baptist Association being held in
the North Danville Baptist church. was very
Interesting to-day. Sube pertaining TO the
good of the Church were discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Nrw ORLEANS. Ia. Jan. 30.--A suit for
criminal libel has been brought against Col
lector Yarmouth, Appraiser Badser. sur.
veyor Of the Port General McMi. "a. United
States Marshal Donno Is. a. J.. lurko,
coiner Of the United States bi,nt and Alr.
Pea,l Wright by Senator Gage. who WAS re-
Gently accused of accepting nrlbe Oh $4,000
from the lottery people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

GyroV. Va. Jan 80 SPECIAL. Mr.. 5.
J.. netrck is Quite III Of typhoid-pneumona.
which occasions great anxiety to his family
and friends. His son. DR.. lynn Deitrlck. OF
Hanover. is with him. The community las
teen remarkably free Of grip and pneumonia
several cases.
The winter has been the coolest for a num-
oef years. and plentiful supply OF ice has
Leeu harvested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Fsn,yuIu, w.. Jan 60 special. AT
Prospect last night William Cabcll (c0lored)
wanted TO fight. and in default of fifty dollars
ia be was brought here and lodged in jail.
The sales OF tobacco at iarInvle for tho
week ending January 50th amounted 10
q .l2J pounds. days. sale at one warehouse
figured mp ia $50 pounds. This made a ire
mend0ds rush.
Hon. r.. NJ. Burton will spend Sunday here.
40 Tie end Of the intermediate term at the
Normal School last night. the girls had quite
al ENJOYABLE dance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
The Price OF Poetry.

There Is story told OF poor Greek poet
who lived in Rome III the time OF the Emperor
Augustus. IL shows. Us that wit often sue
ceeds where merit fails.
The poet was anxious 70 gain favor with the
Emperor. Every morning he waited az the
palace door, ard as the Emperor passed out
the poet presented him with verse or an
epigram that ne had composed. The Emperor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

ttvrroS. Va. Jan 30. Especial. Tho
ieao hers OF the county met to-day and or
Rauzed the Teachers Association of Eliza
beth City County, Superintendent Willis
w-- elected president B.. T. Bailey. vice
presidents S. Gordon Cumming. secretary
and Miss Willie Jones. treasurer. The meet
.ngs will be held each month PROBES or
Stubs, of the faculty of William and Mary.
WI be present al the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

FoR1 DoD0r. IA, Jan. 80 'Jiqra'ag Peter
son, tailor, listened toa comic 5gng THURS
day evening. aud was so ,icsled fbAI DIS
laughter became uumsrsee 10. ard at Al enc me
OF an hour. was completely exhausted. be
became insensible, and has no. yet been re-
Yiyed. II Is thought hQ will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

ABINGDON, Va. jan. Especial. The
barker for sn attempt az criminal assault
On thelei eh'-year-old child Of Robert Garrett
OF Mend Ia was closed to-day.
The lgTy found Barker guilty and sem
tenced hila to the penitentary for eighteen
vsars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
STEAMSHIPS.


WIG INIASTEAMBoAT CoMPANYs
FORTHE SEASH0RE, CHEAPEST AM. MOST
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS. CLAREMONp,
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
At NEWPORT NEWS and N0RfOLK. for
HAMPTON, Old Point and Smithfeld. Va. Wash
ington D.. e.. Baltimore, PhiladelDhia and New
YORK same afternoon: also 40 Norfolk for East
ern North Carolina and the south.
At CLAREMONI with the Atlantic. and
Danyille Railroad for Maverly Hicksford anu
all stations. ~ ... . ..,... p, ,,,-,
JANIS RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED BIZ
RAIL LINES.
FARE TO PORISMOU III ANpN0EFOLksi.5a
FIRST CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DEY0,
(carying United States maiD.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT7 A.
NJ tSTREEI-CARS 10 DIRECTLY IOSIEAn-
ER'S WHARF for above named pisces Return
ing. the steamer leaves Nori0ik ana Newpor,
News Oh alternate days arriving az AcAHlOuc
Through tickets on sale on steamer and a,
CARRIER Agency. No. 9Ol Main street. baggage
checked through. .,.,.,, ,,l., n.,vo
STAIL-KOOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk Ports
month, Smitbheli. ampton. Old Point,
Wsyerly. Hlcksford and Alexandria Va; Wash
ingfon ID. c. NeWberne. Washington and lar
/. 70 y C.; all stations on Atlantic aud Dan
vile. Seaboard and Roanoke, Norfolk Southern
and Farmyille and IowAatan Railroads. and
Eastern North Carolina generally. also; for
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and al regular land
inps on the James and Happanannock rivers,
al ONISr RATE ). and through bills issued
LECfEN b. YAIIN. \lce-lFesldent.
80. IlI7 Main street and Rockets.
Inyry WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger AGENT
nuIADEIpHIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed Ealing days every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY a. r. ~. and every SUNDAY 40 \ VI.
freight for tuesdays aud Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed till lI.9 A. VI. For sundays steamer
tll5 J.. 81 saturday freight received daily I'll
81 NJ
Faro TO Philadelphia............ s5o)
Tor further /. formation apply 70
}. ". MctAEhlIh.
General Southern AGENT
once. Rockets
W. J.. GLIDE * %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

The Germans Minstrels male q host o,
friends on their first apptarsnoe IN Richmond
last year towards the close of the thesirica1
season. and notwithstanding the fact that
their performance then was most comment
hays cut here and added there and now
claim 10 surpass any effort heretofore made,
John. James and George German have each
built up National reputation as burnt-cofk
artists Of distinction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one hour before
Steemers leave New York for Richmond
FyTRY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY al 7.
H.. arriving in Richmond MONDAY and kht-
DAY mornings - .
Passenger accommodation unsurDassei
Cobin fare 10 New lork VIA James RIVER
ronte intending meals and herth...,.., 80 %
Iound-trio ticket limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue - ~
Sfeerage with subsistence. 20
etesraye without sal Slsience. ....,........ %
Calm fare VIA Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road. ~. :" :"
Cabin fare via Richmond anu petersburg
49,
Mckef. can he obtained ~ A W. CARRIER =: soi
Main street { hesaDeaha and Ohio and Rich
,o@nd and Petersburg depots and a. eompanys
nT"es lsli Main street anu wharf Rockets.
trsieht received daily until ; L. ". $500
pssscngers leaving Iichmold on MONDAi1
rif-Dtl-. WEDNESDASS 1HlRSnA l and
SAlCRDAlS by The Chosapeake aud pho rah-
wsv via Newport News AZ $40 A NJ. and by
Iichmond and Peter burg railroad. sang dsyat
e.01 A. 81. will make connection q. NOkfOLh
with stesfner leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co. Agents
No. 1901 Main street. ana
;Ae-ts Companys Wharf. RocksstA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TIRE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE kiCHNDND:
TRAIN No. 10. 3:i0 p. VI.
! OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday
H Stops al al stations A. Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for MalkertOn; also connects
With Baltimore steamer a. Vest Point
TRAIN No. lG $40 p w.
DALIINORE LIMITED. daily except Sun.
A. day. for West Point. connectin. with York
river steamer Tor Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers c0nncc. with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Washington. Philadelphia and New
york. tAhL. Richmond 20 Baltimore. 81; 10
Nashingion' 81; % Philadelphia, $780, New
York. $780,
SIEAMFkS LEAVE BALTIMORE p VI
E'Ok WEST POINT daily, except Sunday,
! thence by Richmond and Danyills railroad
to richmond arriving 40 $40 A. H. and l0:D
A. NJ
TRAIN No. 40. f.5O A NJ
| OCAL MINED, daily. except Sunday: leaves
Il Iwenty-thrd street station for West loins
and intermediate points.
Ticket once az station foot OF Virginia stree.
omen $ 20 a. VI. TO 600 L. NJ, and from 900 10
500 VI.
city ticket office, 9Ol Main street.
sol. HASS. JAS. Z. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
". A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte, \. Q.
". IT, GREEN. General Manager
T.. BERKELEY, superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY IL. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. II. 3.Aj A. VI

TRAIN No. II. 3:2O A. W.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Danvil!s.
- Greensboro Minston-Salem. Durham.
Raleigh, iandieman Salisbury. Asheville Hot
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia Aiken. Augusta
Atlanta, birmingham. Montgomery, Now o.
leans, Texas and California. Pullman pslacs
sleeplng-cars Richmond % Danyillo AMI Dan.
vile 90 AsheYiiie, Hot Springs and Knoxville,
also Danyliie % Atlanta, Birmingham. hem-
phis and kansas CITY, No. withou. change
TRAIN 40. ., 300 L. ii.
HAST NAIL, daily, tor all points South AMI
L Southwest. Connections az NOsely Junction
Tor Fsrmvllc and fOwhatan railroad; at Keys
vile for Clarksvlle. oxford. Henderson. Dur
ham and Raleigh through coach Richmond 20
Raleigh: M Danvlllo with Pullman sleeper for
Augusta and Atlanta; 40 Greensboro for Dur
ham. Raleigh. Sc., also with Pullman sleeper
for Knoxville via Ashovllle. Washington anil
Southwest Nesti5uled Limited, southbonnd.
leaves Danyille $50 4. "
farlor car between Richmond and Dsnville.
TRAIN so. Il. 600 T. ".
4 NELA ACCOMMODAIlON daily except.
n sunday for Amelia Courthouse aud inter-
mediate POINTS.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Train No. II, 1;lJ i. H.; No. 10, 5:30 z. NJ: No.
ISIS A. VI.
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TRAINS NoRTHWARD


~@''' STOPPING PLACES
Nos. "A. Pc 80 and % make no atops. Nos. y AMI
- stop on signal az Manchester, Ceagralla and
,bester NO. g stop III sigual q. Ian
cbssfsr Drewrv's. Centralia and Chester No e
sto,. on signal a. Manchester only for pass5n-
GERS purchasing tickets to- regular Stopping
places Tor this tf@ln soutn Oh retersours. nos
- IS, 81. -. .. 40 ga Will stop on slznat AZ
al s'anoHP5ULLsIAN CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos iil5 and zisleeplng-car betveol
Now YORK and Tampa ia VIA Jsck'onVlllol
- rrsins Nos a snd - sloeplng-cars between
~ YORK and Charleston On Trains Nos q
..pp = sIeeping-cArs between New York and
iHek sonyllle. ID - a.. -.ie r.
@sen.,1,or On Trains Nos. 81 and % sleeping
ar. bs.reen Richmond and Lynchourg. Va
.,, a. AZ "a n 'lORN AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
~ ,,,ngo Of Nestibule IA Imam cars only leaves
Sonps..'.oni sout . Ound at TSP VI MOnda avs.
avs AID lrldays, amt leaves Petersburg
NcV4,n' i-nnd no \ A. ". on I've 3deys. J thursdays
,'I '.~,turd tys Extra fare j. charged ol this
THE ONLY MI-EAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND ir5 900 A 4. EortOlk- .....:I:5A y
NSoorfoiS. '4DoP NJ. Hichmoni.. 6:8s L III
'fhe trains leaving Rich onl % s;0) A. NJ AM
Norfolk sti00 7. NJ are sohd trans between
without change OF cars. Close connections arc
also made at Petersburg by the, 5;i1 7. N. train
from Richmond and the s;D A. NJ gFasn from
A9rlona. LEAVING Richmond a: 1000 n NJ. 1870
p N, AMI ilisO =. H., ana arf.s1ns az hioh
mond 4 asn w tn' .: lels s to and
s-or, Yarnyille, Lynehoars ana
SUPERINTENDENT
EFT D.. MYERS,
General Superintendent
TN FxxxsoS. frame Hsaa.sr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Incoming trains 20 the city to-day brought
scores Of railroad mon % attend the mass
meeting of the railway employees OF America,
90 be held at tie Academy of Music to-
morrow Hotel accommodations have been
provided for 5000 men. lle meeting is for
tho purpose of forming one union OF the
various orders Of railway engineers. fremen,
conductors, tranmen and ieieglaphers.