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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Holding Two Omces.
BOULEVARD. NEW KENT COUNTY. VA

BOULEVARD. NEW KENT COUNTY. VA.
To he Editor of the Dispatch:
Chapter 1873, page Ill. of the Acts OF As
sembly of Virginia, 15s9p90, provides that
mo person shall hold more than one
county or district Office at the same time"
Does the above provision prohibit per:
son from holding the Office of justice OF
the peace and being district school trus-
tee at the same timer .,
In other words, is the position of school
trustee an cffice in contemplation OF the
above act Of Assembly?
BY answering above you will greatly
oblige "A CONSTANT READER.
It is clear from sections 1853 and 1455 OF
the Code of 1887 that school trustee Is
district officer. and it was expressly held
in the case Of Childrey rs. Rady. u Vir-
GINA r.. 5iS. that school trustees are Off
GERS under Article Ill, section 6. of the
Constitution. AS consequence, the same
person cannot act as justice of the peace
and school trustee at the same time. with
out infraction Of the act of the General
Assembly referred to by Constant
Reaier.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
The Nicaraguau Canal.
To the Editor ofne Dispatch:

To the Editor of0te DISPATCH:
The exceeding importance OF the Mica
ragua canal to our own country and TO the
world is no longer matter of opinion. 1t
is a great, overwhelming. and indisputa-
BILE fact. 40
/. The voyage of Columbus, 400 years
ago, was to discover near way from Eu-
rope TO the East.
! Since his time all the leading nations
of the world have been studying and work
ing for a water-passage over the isthmus.
3. Our own country has now the engineer
ing problem solved, and the franchise. the
power and control of this passage IN her
own hands.
4. The Nicaragua canal is of more con-
sequence TO us than the straits OF Gibraltar
to Western Europe.
s. 1t places all the ports OF our country
in comparatively near and easy intercom-
municatlon. :,
6. 1t gives to our Pacific coast a near and
ready transportation for its grain. its fruit,
its woods, Its minerals, and all Its inesti-
mablc wealth to the eastern markets OF
our own country and of Europe.
4. IL doubles the efficiency OF our navy
and makes the defences OF our ports ready
and sure.
8. II places our country in the best pos
sible position to take and maintain the SUI
premacy of the Pacific Ocean.
o. 1t doubles the availability OF our coast
line vessels trading from port TO port. =,
10. 1t gives our southern and eastern and
middle States great advantages in trading
with the western coast of South America.
with Australia, and all the East and the
South seas.
II. II turns the flow of the wealth of the
Indies and the best trade of Europe through
the Caribbean Sea. near to our southern
shores.
~. II promises incalculable advantages
to our southern and eastern ports, in mar
kets for our products, and in returns OF in-
valuable wealth from all the Pacific coun-
tries.
IS. 1t completes the circuit of our coun-
try and makes it one in interest, one in en-
terprise. aud one in empire, as the centre
and supreme controlling power OF the
world.
IA. The nature and outlook of the enter
prise is such as 10 place il far above all
sectional and party considerations. 1t Is
one for which all parties and sections may
rejoice to work as fellow-citizens seeking
only the safety and prosperity of our COM
mon country.
is. The unanimous report of the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations OF last
session, made up of the ablest lawyers and
statesmen of both parties, was the strong
est possible recommendation OF the enter
PRISE, and places it before the country as q
great national enterprise.
For oil these reasons II Is earnestly
hoped that our repi esentatives will do all
in their power to help forward the work.
A BUSINESS MAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
TREASUR ER'S
Statement.
THE MORNING ADVERTISER

rnEAsuRER's OFFICE. 20 PARK Row.
New YORK. Dec. Ath, 1891
DR. J. c. AVER g CO.
LOWELL, MASS:
DEAR SIR: Out of graft
tude to you, | wish to add
my testimony to the value OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, as a
cure for ala Grippe" which
| have had in a very aggra-
waited form. After three
weeks treatment with differ
ent medicines, without APP
parent relief, | was persuad-
ed to try q bottle of your
Cherry Pectoral, and was
almost entirely relieved in
three days, and cured before
the bottle was half used up.
Yours very truly,
GEO. ID. SUTTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Cleopatra and the Two Caesars.

To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
1. What Roman Emperor carried Cleo
patra in captivity to Rome?
q. We're Augustus and julius Cesar the
same?
8. What author is credited with My
kingdom for horse"l +. Co.
"a Main street, Norfolk.
1. Cleopatra went to Rome on visit In
the time OF julius Caesar. She was never
carried captive there at all. and it was to
avert this fate that she committed suicide.
rot in the time of Julius Caesar. but in that
of Octavius (Augustus) Caesar.
2. No.
3. Shakespeare-Kng Richard Ill.,. act
o.. scene 4,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Ord virsinta Notes.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va.


Fsspx,1oKsDuRo, Va.
n M Editor oftAs NDascns
I have in my possession some colonial
aud Virginia notes, duplicates OF wnicn !
Kindly inform me II these notes have
III Tfvo.pound, e., Es, and $40 notes. in
GOOD preservation. signed Peyt0n han-
doiph and John BLAIR; Robert carter NJ
oholas. Treasurer. 1873. Also, spanisan
notes, used Is Virginia currency ~ .oS'
and 10 notes, ranging from 2s. 90. 70 os''
of dates from 1760 to 1760. =.
Yours respectfully, .. Dc M
The notes signed by Peyton Randolph
and John Blair. and countersigned by
Robert Carter Nicholas. Treasurer. are OF
greater scarcity than other notes, issued
by Virginia, and are valued additionally
for the autographs of Randolph and Blair.
They might probably be valued. II In
GOOD condition, at "a each or more.
There were no Spanish notes used as
Virginia currency" Some Of the cont.
nentinal notes were redeemable in Spa
nish milled dollars" and these are worth
from Is cents to 81 each according to degree
Of rarity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Smiths History.

To Me EduOr OF Wt DIsDu'cN:
have very old and rare curiosity In
the shape of history of Virginia, entitled
The True Travels, and Observations of
Captain John Smith in Europe, Asia, and
America" giving full account of the first
settlement of Virginia, &c.
Can you give me any idea OF the value
of such book? T. w. II.
An original edition Of Captain John
Smiths History of Virginia would sell for
probably %, if In perfect condition,
with the maps and plates.
The book referred to above Is probably
the first volume of reprint of John
Smiths works issued In two volumes, Svo..
in Richmond in 1919. This work, in good
condition, may be obtained for $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
BenedIck or Benedict?

To he Editor ofhe Dispatch:
Until saw your last Sundays paper
had plumed myself on my nice dissection
OF the words Benedick" and Bene-
dict" had been expounding that "Bene--
dick" was a synonym for married man. and
that Benedict, If anything, was the re-
verse. as being possibly short way to
speak of male recluse, or a man sworn to
celibacy. Please settle this for one or two
READERS.
The latest authority. the Century Die
tionary, gives Benedick and Benedict, pre-
ferring the latter. and saying in explana-
ton "Benedick is an easy form of Bene-
dict" Its definition Of Benedict is "A
sportive name for a newly-married man,
especially one who has been long bache-
lor, or who has been in the habit OF ridi-
culing marriage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

bonds--not 90 high now as when they puf-
chased. Did not that limitation form
part Of their. purchase contract ana MAJ y
declare ruch repeal TO be violation OF
the law holding such contracts inviolable:
II the city wishes 10 maintain her credit
let her avoid suoh repeal ~ this and
cease to sell to northern capitalists her
bonds ct less price than she does TO her
own citizens. No good citizen wishes TO
embMrass the city when making Just and
necessary but not cxtravagant expendi-
lures. but there are reasonable limits DC:
yond which no well-governed. city should
venture to 20. OAuIioH'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Penalty for Failure to Perform Road Duty
RICHMOND, Va,
To DE Editor of he Dispatch

To The Editor Of The Dispatch:
/. Can road supervisor cause the house.
hold goods of the head of family 70 be
levied on and sold by q constable II he
fails to work the two days prescribed by
law?
2. II not, what mode does the law pro-
vide for him to collect the tax from man
who owns nothing but the most necessary
household goodsY
The law says that persons subject to
road duty shall be fined IS cents for each
day they fail to- perform such. If the fine
be not paid to the surveyor within the
time specified tickets against the delin-
quents for the amount, with an addition OF
10 per cent for costs, must be placed by
the surveyor in the hands of constable
of his district or the sheriff Of the county
for collection.
The fines for failure to perform road
duty may be considered assessments in the
meaning of the Constitution, and the Con-
stitution does not exempt necessary house.
hold goods from the paymen: of lawful
claims for any taxes. levies, or assessments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Get the Gsauins.

II You suffer with lame back. especially
in morning, Allcock's Plasters are sure
relief.
II you cannot sleep try an Alicock Plas-
ter, well up between the shoulder-blades-
often relieves sometimes curess Try this
before you resort to opiatss.
II any OF your muscles ere isme-joints
stifF-feel as II they wanted oiline--or II
you suffer with any local pains or aches,
these plastsrl Will cure y31.
II you use them once you will realize
Why 20 many plastess have been made in
imitstion Of them. Like I'll good things,
they are copied q closely - the law al
Iowa Don't Be duptd By taking "A imita-
ton whsn u b - ea.y 70 get th9 genuine.
= yoS slwsys i9sass ~. spc . hsvi ias. AZ.
s-hstisasA vnn vi'l not h diasnnotstsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

mar rich. OF courss, tho liberal adyery
t;s;ne At Ia which Bonner as an adspt
Was second only 10 Bafnum spread the
fame OF tina paper, by and through the
names of the notable contributors but,
after all. the names did the business.
There Is scarcely q notable writer IN Eng
land or America who has not been at some
time or other " contributor" to the
Tedocy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Not the Same Davidson
wwcHrsrra, Kr.. January 10. 1897.

WINCHEDrEb. hI., january Aos Aose'
To the Editor Of the Dispatch'
Your Petersburg correspondents letter
which appeared in the DrsPArcH OF last
Tuesday states that one OF the sailors as
saulted by Chleans in Valparaiso was my
son that he enlisted In Norfolk aud was
assigned to daty on the Baltimore.
Will you please make the proper correc-
ton Of the statements contained in that
paragraph Of your correspondents letter,
as not one of them IL fact!
My son was never sailor In the United
States navy. nor in any other service. He
held for Q number Of years. IN Office in the
United States navy. which Office he re-
signed four years ego on account Of "
living when the assault was made By Chr
leans upon the American sailors 81 Valpa-
TnoxAs D. DAVIDSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
The washington Monume ut.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Y

AMHERST COUkTHOUsk, VA.
To the Editor Of The DsDdtcas
Please answer through your Query
column the following. How high is the
equestrian statue Of Washington in your
city?" oUBscRIBER.
From the top of the hat to the horses
feet is 20 feet inches; from the horses
feet to the ground is 40 feet-total height,
60 feet 8 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

Defence of Lee and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To the Editor of the Dispatch;
Please put in your Query column re-
quest for information as 70 where one can
find the best defence of Generals Lee aud
Jackson in answer to the charge of ingrati-
tude aud dishonor in having been edu.
Gated at q national military school and
then taking up arms against the Federal
Government.
Also ask your readers to give you the
names of the three best humorIsts among
writers since Thackeray and Dickens.
SHoCKoE,
care of DISPATCH office.
Our correspondent is one Of the most
distinguished men of letters in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Negro Telegraph Operator. y
TRENHOLM. VA

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Are negroes allowed to hold the position
OF telegraph operator in any Of the States
II so, in which Please answer, and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
We have never heard of a negro tele-
graph operator. A gentleman here who
hao had an experience of forty years in
telegraphy says that he never knew one to
be employed as an operator. But of course
it is allowable" to appoint them, though
it would be- an unpopular move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Population by Races In Richmond.

To he Editor Of tie Dispatch:
Kindly tell me in your next issue what
is the population of Richmond by races.
| have heard great many people ask the
question but have never heard 1T an
swered. Yours truly, q. Nj. III.
1t has never been published as of the
census of 1890. but we have q letter from
the Census Bureau stating that it soon
will be.
For the city and county the figures of
1890 are as follows:
Colored. 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Round Wooden Boxes, &c.

To the Editor Of the DisDdtch'
Is there any mandatory in Virginia that
makes round wooden boxes. sleeves, &C., of
thin material
What kinds of woods are preferred for
this purpose? \.
Round wooden boxes are not manufac-
tured in Virginia. Ninety-nin per cent.
of them are made in Maine and New hamp-
shire. Eastwood is the material used.
Small square wooden boxes are msnufac-
tured in Richmond. White holly, beech.
OF maple answers for this class OF work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
white Female Convicts.

To ne Editor Of he Dispatch:
Tell me how mans white women are con-
fined in the penitentiary, and for what
offences they were put there. ,.
The total number is three, as follows {:
Ellen Sarver. from Craig county-crime,
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny, term. five
years. Lizzie Smith, from Richmond
city-crime. grand larceny; term, one and
half years, and Margaret Archer, from
Brunswick county-crime, murder in the
second degree; term. fourteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
The Baker Trial.

To he Editor Of the Dispatch,
Has DIR. ]. A. p. Bakers second trial
come Of yet 1; and If so, how did 1t result
I notice that be was granted new trial.
but have never seen that the trial had
taken place. A DISPATCH READER.
The second trial 10 set for the next term
of Washington County Court, which begins
on Monday the 25th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
RAILROAD LrSvx.


- ~ <y4-~fy F&Wx <f<<<c-.A
DICHMOND, FREDERTCKsprsn
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD s,'''
commanding JANUARY ~, is92-cas,ers 49,, 80
bard time. 80.
s.34 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-s,ree, s,a,lo, A..
stops only At Ashland. Be,s-.h
Milford, fredericksbure. 49,.
end whitewater. sleeper - 49,
ington and New YORK. L.
Washington i;3l p. ". B,isis,'s
~ $50 Z. ~, Philadelphia 5.lts
NJ, Now York 1850 Y. :.
1850 A. N. leaves Bryd-s'reet station dan.
except Sunday. Buffet Parlfrr,,
Richmond b New i0fs. 49,
Washington f.iO 2. ~, B.lti1..'
b;2i y. NJ, Philadelphia 1922
New York 1888 u. N. 49,
7.Oj r. N. leaves FyTd-strses station f.r-
Sleeper Richmond 70 Nas ~,
Stops only at Ashland. Bone
Milford, Fredericksburg me-
and Whitewater. stops A. osl.r.1.i
tlons on Snndays Arfivos Wa
ington ll;i y. ", Baltimore f9.1.
A. 81, Pniladslphis 3.f5 Az. 81,
York $50 4. NJ.
SAB A. NJ. arrives At Byrd-Streo, station s,r.
sleeper from New York s'ot. tn
a, Wholesaler. Brooke. Fretsrai
burg, MILFORD, BO;hreL an ~.
land. stops al olhef stations IN ST..
days. Leaves Masaing,on 40 Il.
NJ
Q.3s r. NJ. nrriye, At Byrd-sifec' station Dan,
stOps AZ frcfcricssb1rg. NrIrL
RofhWell, ana Ashisul. fi.rr.,
from Washington Ani New Yts
Does no: stop a. klba. Lnar..
washington 1857 An
7,4s p. 81. arrives az Byrd street siatlen 1ifr
si0ps AZ fredeucksburg, NUf.ra
Rofnwrn. and Ashland. Srrr-r
from New YORK and Washlnrt.r.
Leaves Washington ait pN
Q:35 I. ". arrives ~ Byfd-street station faIr
except sunday. Buffet Pauor O,r
New logk % Richmond irafst
Washington 5.O7 J.. n.
New YORK and florida Special leaves Brrt.
street station $50 A. ~, Iueslays, IhurslsJ..
and Saturdays. Arrives Hyri-street sfsf.l
700 PM. Mondays. Wednesdays, ani lulays
Extra faro charged on Tins train.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
palLy EXcgrr SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-sreel station. ausaf
Fredericksburg M 0.tl r. n.
s;35 A, NJ arrives Byrd-streot station, leave,
Fredericksburg 6.0A a. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY gxcGrT SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elbn. Arrives a, Astiaef,
1888 A. n.
0:i2 p. n. leaves elba. Arrives A. AstlaniN
O.j6 4. NJ.
GAS A. NJ. arrives Eiha. Leaves Ashlani A.
0:O5 A. VI.
Cos T.. NJ. arriyee at Elba. Leaves Astlall as
5.IsP.M NJ.
q A. TAYLOR. Tran, Nanar.r.
EFT. ID. MYERS. General superintenient
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
A Postal Question.
GAINESVILLE, Va.

To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
If change my post-office from A (Which
is the end of the route and nearer to on
the same route, can | require the postmas-
ter at A to send my mail back to E.!
The postmaster at A says not. and re-
fuses to do 50.
The post-otiice regulations require all
first-class matter to be forwarded as re-
quested without the payment of additional
postage. But all second. third. andfourth-
class matter can only be forwarded after
the postage has been fully prepaid Sc
cond time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Byrd and Stirling.
FRKDxRIoKsBUBo, Va.
Tn ne Editor of the Dispctca,

To ne Editor Of the Dispctch,
Will you kindly refer me % to some
book where can gain information about
the Byrd family. also (2), Of Lord Stirling,
who fought at the battle Of Princeton
during the Revolutionf MouIax1.
/. Appleton's Cyolopedis Of American
Biography.
2. American Cyclopedia, under the head
ing. William Alexander. Earl of Stirling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

The First Post-Revotutiouary Governor.
To ne Editor of the Dispatch:
Please inform me in your next issue who
was the first Governor OF Virginia after
the Continental war.
WALTER w. GospEN. in.
The preliminary treaty Of peace was
signed at Paris November 80, 1852.
BENJAMIN Harrison was Governor of Viz
GINA from 1881 TO 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

Petersburg. Large sums Of money we're
Contributed and enormous quantities OF
s,rovisions were sent IN from the county
ana 4 whole week WAS occupied ~ pat.
TALON Of cooks al the Ballard house ~
preparing the mighty banquet" w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
External Vigilance"

FArsrrEvILLr, N. O.
To the Editor of he Dtxpatca:
Who was the author and on what CO.
casion did he use the expression, Eter-
nal vigilance is the price OF liberty? +.
John Philpot Curran in his speech upon
the Right OF Election" 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

10 ne Aftf0r or ne Aspdtca
One Of the features Of the recently pro-
posed amendnsnts 81 the charter Of the
city OF Richmond Ia the repeal OF the lin
italion OF tbs debt OF tho city TO 10 per
cont Of the assessed value OF the real IS
Upou the faith Of that limitation oorpo-
rafionS. Sduoiaries. and commissioners I'M
der decress of courts have upheld the ore
- - the ottv hy liberal pRrchases Of eits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
S 3 Off G S /.
Ga 2o-w1y-ja 24-su1y,nrl
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM IA
" SHIP COMPANY. LzE.AAA
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK. . ...... -.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY lUbsDAl
and FRIDAY a. oci0ck 4. NJ MANIFEST closed
one hour before sailing time
steamers Leave New York Tor richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ . L.
NJ, arriving in Richmond MONDAY and Fkl-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uusurpasied-
Cabin far 20 New York p,d Jaues-riYer
route Including meals aud berthl .....e %
Ronnd-trip tickets. limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue Il 90
steerage with 81 bsistence. ..............- w
steerage without subsistence. ........... w
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail- 40 oo
way. 49, 49,. -" ~
CABIN fare rid Richmond and Petersburg -, "a
railroad $3.50. ~, rornar5s
Tickets can be obtained at A. w. OetpeI :
o0l Main street; Chesapeake and ONO anu
Richmond and Petersburg dspots, ana at COM
panys Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf,
FREIGHT forwarded and through bills Of ladlng
issued for points beyond New YORK
Freghts received daily until T. NJ. no..
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
yay (ria Newport News) AT $40 A. N. ana by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad (same days.
az - A. NJ, will make connection al NORfOLh
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. Co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
IA -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
N : = :: VI Northumberland

r-,r.z.zzzrE<a8
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DtCtMtlE ~.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEI STA
300 a. NJ DGlly-RicnmOnd aui Hi
through Express -ArnYa Sol
ll:.B5 A. N. stops uny 40 Peters
burg. Weyerly. and su1lih
1000 A. " Daily, t0r kOalUac k1lflrl fi.
laskL ami Bristol ais cInlr o. %
iadiOfd Tor HlIened ana f.a
hOntas. rarlOr-car PefeHlg. f i
Roanoke anG Pullman
Roanoke 10 Memphis ra hn.t'
vue and Chattanooga
I2:4c P. N. Daily for Lyachurs, Roanok- aa,
intermediate staii0na. hDclnne
beyond Roanoke.
5:45 p. NJ. Daily. An1vo Norfolk o2O p "
1880 L N. Daily for kQsnyAs
PULASKI. and Br'si9ii a- o.
Bueneld. P0cah0llas, t.l-
and stations Cnncn-Falley ditt. Ia
also Tor Louisville ana sft.i g
Louisville ana Nashville a.f.li
va Norton.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND ani lYNli.
BURG ready Or occupancy s. .
f. NJ. also pullman sleeper Ir.'
burg 70 Louisville UiI Norton 4.
Roanoke o. Memphis nni N-f
orleans umhn0xyiile ant tAA'.F
noOgs.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lylenllfs .
the Wet daily 1.f4 A, b., $40 T. 81, Apl %
p. NJ. From Norfolk anl tls Lash ll't' ID. A.
and 1893 J.. ". ~, ,..,..-....,..,
can be obtained a. Richmond and issaitNif
r,ilrosd depot A w. OarDerr. Dol Man sfses
and az tue COMPANY Office, s3o eas! MAI ,ifs's
~'- ~ W. COUklSkl,
Passenger Asea.
w. y. BEyILL,
General Passenger As'l-
General Office, Roanoke Va tHH