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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
SPORTING NOTES.

Trick Bicyolist y. f. Kaufman has IS
sued challenge expressing bis desire 20
meet any man in his speciality for $500 a
side.
A. II. Moore, Of Philadelphia. has en-
gagged the famous trainer and driver John
Splan TO look after his Cloverdale string
Of high priced and swift horses
William Burckhardt, ex-champion one
mile walker Of America, has retired from
the cinder path, and declares that be will
never contest again.
A. a. Jordan contemplates following
Malcolm w. Ford into the literary field
1t is quite the thing nowadays for athletes
10 write about sports.
In Swayne and Allen. Yale has two re-
markable sprinters. Both can negotiate
the hundred yards dash in a very small
fraction over 10 seconds.
There were 100 applications for member.
ship in the League Of American Wheelmen
during one week recently
Miss Midy Morgan, the live stock re-
porter of the New York Times, who re-
Gently died in Jersey City, was well known
to horsemen and breeders all over The
country. She was 8 feet tall and very
eccentric character. She was slKty-touf
years old and had amassed comfortable
fortune by the use of her pen.
Jim Corbett will train for bis night with
Sullivan at Loeb Harbor, two miles from
Asbury Park, \. j.
II is reported OH what appears to be good
authority that Edwin Booth will return TO
the stage next season, and will play about
twenty weeks altogether. There is also a
rumor, not 80 well authenticated, however,
that Mary Anderson-Navarro will also APP
near behind the footlights in 1898.
Oscar Hammerstein, the owner and man
aqer Of three theaters in New York city,
will introduce novelty in his new Man
haitian opera house on West Thirty-fourth
street. He will have only women as ticket
sellers. He believes that they will be more
patient and polite with tedious customers.
J.B. Woollas, an unknown" in Chicago
bicycling circles, Won the Pullman road
race lie had the benefit OF a six minute
handicap.
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DELEGATES FOR OMAHA.
WILL cor. HAREr SKINNER ATTEND
st Johns Day Appropriately Observed in
Raleirh-Pfofcssor T.. @. Beekwith Dcho'
North Carolina News.

Rurren. \. c.. June Especial. u. w
Denmark. Of this city. and other Third party
delegates in the State have started for Omaha
20 attend the National Third Party Conven-
ton. which meets there on July 9Th. II Is
samored here that Colonel Harry Skinner. OF
1its. who was elected delegate and whose
position has caused much comment in politi-
cal circles, viii undoubtedly attend The
Omaha Convention.
A special received here from Washington
city says that Hon. b. II. Bum, member OF
Congress from this district. has introduced o
bin for the relief OF tho city OF kaieigh pro
Wding for the payment 81 one-thir9 OF TIC
cost of the street paving around tue post
Office building. The bill was referred 20 w tha
House Committee on Claims, OF Wbich 9AI-
Bum is chairman. ~, q
uure mathematics Of Wake Forest College,
died al his home at Wake Forest at li;5O
O'Clock Saturday night His remains were
brought 70 Raleigh sunday ana csrrlen on 70
CLAYTON. his old home. where they were H.
tered to-day. re. ~,
The anniversary Of the birthday Of ~. John
Che BaDtist was observed with appropriate
EXERCISES Sunday night at the Church Of the
Good shepherd under the auspices OF the sew
era Masonic bodies Of the city. There was
mi turnout Of the MasoDs of the various
lodges in regalia. There was appropriate
music and exercises. Rev. J. Mex. PIttnger'
rector OF the church. conducted the services
and delivered al interesting discourse upon
the significance Of the occasion
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Hair. to MIliion,-Other News.

Wrrpos. n. c., June N.-There are several
beople In this county, the children OF Mr. ".
a Shields, Of Scotland Neck, who are heirs
40 an estate ia France SAID 70 De worth
100000 900. They are descended from Sle Du-
pre- family. their mother being OF that name.
The family was banshed from France Dy LOUIS
XIV. and came 20 this country. Some OF the
Dupres returned 20 France and recovered
tbeirpropertv They have become extinct. ana
tho vast estate regerts 70 the American branch
of the family They are scattered through
the Southern States. One Of them Is DIT. NJ
NJ. Dupre, city editor OF the virginia t i.
pnblished at Charlottesville; another lives IN
Rirminghan Ala. The claimants IN this
county are Dr. j. r.. Shields, Of this place.
and VI ID Shields. Mrs. Harper Alexander.
Mrs. Gideon Lamb and W. NJ Shields, oil
Scotland Neck.
Candidates for the nomination for Congress
in this district before the Democratic ConYen-
lion. which meets at Scotland Neck on the
R7th ultrno are numerous The list OF those
whose names have been mentioned for the
position are. y r. Ormond of Greene, +.
NJ. Woodland OF Wilson. Is. 4. Aycock and
q. ". Sanderlin Of Wayne, J. W. Rogers and
X. H. Stanoell Of Northampton. nj. l.. Wood
of BERTHE. w W. Long of Warren, DR.. II. II.
Spright of kdgecombe, w. II. hitchin OF
Halifax. The only county IN the district
which has no candidate Il Lenoir. The Third
marty people are very anxious that the Demo
cratic Convention should lDdOTSe their candl-
date for Congress but there is DO possibility
of such action being taken. Democrats do
not propose 20 make any deals with the Third
party folks.
The three men who we're severely hurt by
the same stroke Of lightning which killed Mr.
Smith on the penitentiary farm Saturday, one
of whom il was thought would certainly die,
have all recovered sufficiently 10 DO pro-
nouuced out OF danger.
The damage done 20 the crops by the hail
Saturday was not 80 extensive as az first
feared Only IN q small area were the in
luries beyond recovery.
The Third party movement in Vance county
is said 10 be badly demoralized The ooiored
element with which they attempted a coali.
ton aud 30 divide the spells has left the
movement. and now declare that no Third
party men shall have any Office in Vance
county. In Franklin county three Of the men
elected upon the Third party executive com
mittee have declined TO serve. because they
are not willing 10 ieOpardize the success Of
the Democracy. The same condition exists in
Gates county, and il looks now as if the move
ment in Eastern Carolina will collapse long
before election day.
A few people left here % attend the launch
ing tomorrow at Portsmout of the battle
ship Texas. An excursion train passed
through this morning with seven or eight
hundred passengers for the same destiua-
tiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

HIdHLASD SPRINGS, Va. June'27 Especial. J
Miss Grace Rohleder. of this place. has lust
received her diploma aud also prize for
never having received demerit in the whole
course of her school life.
The only topic of talk at Highland Springs
is the proposed change in the way Of reaching
Richmond. 1t seems to be now assured that
electric cars and lights viii soon be seen on
the Nine Mile road
Miss NJ. s Gentry, Of east Grace street is
TT Pine Lodge.
Mr.. l. W. Rohleder is with his family.
Miss Sadie Steigleder leaves this week for
Bedford City 10 attend the normal institute
there.
Mr.. Frank Chistan is home again.
Dir. r. 5. Read expects to leave this week
for Europe.
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CeIebrating s.. John,s par

NEW Sroan, Va. June 25.-fSpocai. The
Masonic lodge at Andersonville celebrated
yesterday St Johns day-by having PIC
Mo under the trees on the lawn in front Of
Dir l.. v. Andersons handsome new house.
Quite q large crowd attended. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. j. Branch
GILLIAN, the master, j. w. Hebditcb aud
Rev. John Spencer. After dinner there was
excellent vocal aud instrumental music 10y
some Of the young ladies' present.
The crops are suffering from drought. but
as a general thing are looking we'll. Harvest
Ing IS nearly over. and the farmers are salts
Eed that the yield will be plentiful one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
Auction sALEs-pnsure DAYS.
ByF. ". Jones, Auctioneer'
Clifton Forge, Va
,rnUsrEEs SALE OF SOME OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE
rnr1Y.yALUABLE LOTS At CLFTo,
FORGE, VA.
THURSDAY. JUNE corn. AT p O'CLOCK H.,
ON THE PREMISES.

Rv virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 70 tho
un1ersigned dated September %, 1890, and duly
~ record in the clerks Office OF Allegheny
comfy. deadlock, volume u. page So. We
viii erpose for sale at public auction. on the
Jsyand hour above named. being required so 20
do bv the beneficiary. those FIVE hhNDnOAE
IND5 RIILY-VALUABLE LOIS IN WEST
GIiFTON FORGE. and designated on plan OF
he property Of the Chesapeake and Ohio De-
velopment Companyss Lot No IN block ~.
NJ in block los. No. IS in block 1877, No. ! in
bJoek IA and No. in block rs. These lots are
BEAUTIFULLY situated and should command the
attention OF investors and home-seekers. ,,
TTRafst Cash as 10 expenses Of sale. taxes a
~ he duel and 10 pay off note OF e7O6.67. with
interest from the 18th daY Of September. 1891
al Maid and s2S4 protest fee; the residue on
SUN WILLIAM MITCHELL,
Il. NJ. JONES.
je2425.2s .2ea0 trustees.
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nortioned and very muscular young man
Versatility however, is his strong point'
and he has few equals in the south as
fencer. boxer, wrestler, club swinger' run
ner and jumper.
A feat that brought him into consider
able prominence in athletic circles was bis
double high foot kick of fl. 81 in, at
Louisville, in December. 1875. Gearhare
held his feet side by side, kicked the bar
with both feet at the same time, ana
aliehted on the floor squarely upon both
pedal extremities. -,
This jump remained the record until
Harry Moody jumped #. 5 in, at Roch-
ester. n. Y, last March. In April ". ).
Hoye. Of the same city, kicked the plate at
a height of 2 #. So in. and now holds the
record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
EArLB DADS.
NJ : :, w HaTi0s:XsstsrnRR

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. MAY p, 1921
BYRD-STREEl STATION.
s.eo A. NJ Iichmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II IS A. q
Stops only 81 Petersburg. Nayef1
and Suffolk
600 A. IL, For Lynch burg. Roanoke and inter-
mediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke except Tor WIN
ston- Salem division.
1920 Z. n For Roanoke Radford, Pulaski
Bristol and all points south snd
West via tho East loDneHsee, flf-
Rinia aud Georgia railroad. Tar,
lor car Petersburg 20 Roanoke, qua
Pullman sleeper Roanoke TO Mem
phis via Knoxville aud Chasta-
a:5s P. NJ, Dali for Suffolk. Norfolk and in
termediate stations. arrives al Nor
folk at IS Z. 81.
u.4O Z. b.. For Roanoke, ksdford, Pulaski
Bristol. Also for Buoheld, foca-
bontas. Elkborn and stations on
Ilnch Valley Division Also Tor
Louisville and stations on L; n !.
K X. via Norton: aiso Tor hocky
Mount and all stations on winston
Salem division. Pullman Palsoe
sleeper between Richmond and
LynchbuFg. BeFths ready Tor occu-
psncT Gt 300 p. N. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Louisyliie
via Norton, and Roanoke 20 Mem
phis and New Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynohourg and
2. b.; from Norfolk aud the Rsst al 10 80 A. Il,
2:l5 Z. VI. and e:3s 2. NJ
Tickets. baggage-checks, and all Information
railroad depot A W. oArbers S0l Main street;
and at the Company's Office 500 east Main
street, T. ". COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
w. B. BEYILL.
General Passenger AgsnE
General Office. Roanoke Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

second on many
occasions TO Al
yah Nickerson, of
Brooklyn, cham
pion running high
jumper of Ameri-
ca. Edwards is a
very youthful ath-
lete, bat az he has
already cleared
over 6 feet ia the
high jump it
would look az
though there may,
be the making OF
a new champion
IN him. The Amer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

ended the career of Mccarthy, who was for
a long time considered the equal Of George
Dixon, present champion Of America. Il
don't want any more, " said MCCARTHY IN
the middle of the eighth round as he lay on
the floor Mccarthy was out OF condition
and had none OF his old time courage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

tnglishmen, il appears. enjoy in France a
curious privilege which is Yigidly withheld
from Germans and Belgians. IL is that Of
fiying carrier pigeons. This. however. as ak
planned 10y Mr.. Iegetmeier IN hsicurious lee
ture on this sub ect. published in Tie Journal
OF the United Service Institution is on the
strict condition that both the birds and The
scnders are English. In Belgium alone
according 20 this authority. there ara
100000 racing birds. which In case of a war
would he put az the disposal OF the Govern
lnent, aud every one of these Is a trained
BIRD. They nsed. II is stated. 10 train them
over The y nth OF france, but that il now
interdcted, and no birds from Beleium or
iornaly are allowed 10 be trained in
France. The fear. Of course. is that in TIA
event Of war trained pigeons would bs
smuge.ed into the interior, and tins IN.
formation could be carried out Mr. Yeeet-
meier secs DO difficulty in establshino
pigeon lofts for military purposes. Vhere
q a military pigeon lott at Rome. another az
the Island OF Maddalona. another at Caghari
ana hey practice on what is called the Gao,
latl-NepoA line. The distance between those
Two places "a 294 miles. They throw the
blfHs nom ships. aud they have We are as-
fufea boen known e. do q distance OF IA
much as zsi miles over the sea al about thirty.
one miles an hour. :" :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

La GRANGE, N. c.. June 27.-lSpecial. THE
Third party people Of this district met at
Rocky Mount a few days since and nomina-
ted L. S. Thorne, of Halifax county, for Con-
gress. This action was very unwise, as it in
sures the election OF Cheatham. the negro
candidate
There is large crowd at Seven Springs
Evangelist Fife, who recently closed his
meetings in Goldsboro. is now in Rocky
Mount n g., holding q revival there.
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL!
$4,000 5 PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND;

TAKE NOTICE-That under resolution
of the City Council of Richmond. sp-
proved June 70, isg2, the Cly Anoilor
has been instructed by the Committee on
Finance 10 give notice 70 all holders Of per
cent bonds Issued by said city under resola-
ton OF said Council. approved January a. isss,
resolution OF snfd C0uncil approved june B.
lsS2 and by resolution approved Augusta, 1872.
and also by smother tuition approved Septem-
Of July. 1sg2 redeem each and every one OF said
bonds. and that interest thereon shall cease
from the lst day Of July. 1892. and that oil such
bonds brought in for Redemption Oh and after
the 2d day Of July. 1892. viii be redeemed. but
without interest after last mentioned date. |
hereby give such notice and also further notice
that j shall be prepared on the % day or Juy,
fSg5 10 redeem on behalf OF said city all bonds
above alluded TO- which shall there OF after
wards he presented for redemption AZ the Of,
fee Of the City Auditor, IN the Ity nan OF SAID
city. MILLS lbhflA' AnoA'of'
ielg-tJy5
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Elk HItL. Va. june 26. Especial AT 6:I2
Chesapeake and Ohio's fast western freight
trains. Naa standing on the main line here
waiting for time. the second section came
around sharp curve and ran into the rear
end Of the first section wrecking three cars
and derailng the engine. The wreck was
soon cleared up and trains were passing 10 d
very short time. No passenger trains were
delayed. The engineer and fireman of the
hrst section were slightly hurt by jumping
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
reatherweirht bobby Burns.

The recent defeat of Cal Mccarthy by
Bobby Burns at the Coney Island Athletic
club not only established Burns reputa-
ton az a featherweight pugilist on more
than ordinary merit, but also practically
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
y NJ INV AIDS

running high jump is @ II. 4 in. made by
W. Is. Page at Philadelphia, Oct. Z, 1887
The indoor record, #. 2A in, was made
by G. r. Fearing the wonderful Harvard
college jumper, at Boston, in February,
1891. Nickerson won the American cham.
pionship IL 1890 by jump of II. 10 in,
but he has repeatedly cleared height OF
over 6 feet. Edwards is not only high
jumper OF note, but has shown much speed
Is a Splinter.
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TRAINS NORTHwABD.


STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. a. 33 and 81 make no stops. Nos 90 "a
and IS stop on signal at Manchester Drewry's,
Centralia and Chester. No. n STOPS on signal at
Manchester only for passengers purchasing
tickets 70 regular stopping places Tor this train
south OF Petersburg Nos. 81. So 81, 49, - 40. 81.
a. IS. a. aud Is will stop signal 40 all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet sleeping cars on all
through trains. On trains Nos. 3, and - sleep
ing-cars between Richmond and Lynchburg.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond 9:l5 A. NJ. daily; arriving
Weldon 2:2J T. NJ and az Atlanta A. ~ via y
A. f.. Through sleepers Richmond TO Weldon
and Weldon 10 Atlanta,
THE ONLY ALL-RAL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Rchm6nd.so.o0 A. NJ Norfolk. .... Ill; A. NJ
Richmond. '5;i5 7. y. Norfolk Z. o.. $50 +. NJ
Norfolk. '1;30 A. n. Richmond 10 20 A. 81.
Norfolk ....9OO p. N. Richmond o.. 6.8s j. "
The trains leaving Richmond at 200 A. " and
Norfolk at 400 7. vi. are solid trains between
these Two points. and passengers 90 thTouSh
without change Of ears. Close connections arc
also made az Petersburg by the 5.i5 y NJ and
2:5s +. VI. trains from Richmond for Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond ~ 800 A. n . l2.21
p. NJ. and $40 T. u. and arriving a, Richmond
atG:t3 A. NJ, 2;i5 +. NJ. and 745 i. NJ. make
close connection az Petersburg % and from
Fsrmyille, Lynchburg and West:
r. VI. SULLY
Superintendent
l.. r. y. MYERS.
General superintendent
I. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

The Parent-Young man, have noticed
thatyou are paying attention to my daugh-
Ter. Now, is il all on the squarei
Tim LoYhr-~No: it's mostly on the stnan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
AN ALL AROUND ATHLETE.

w, r. Gearhart - boAer'
swinger. Runnor and jumper.
A very capable and well known athlete
q, Iouisviile ia ". T. Gearhsrt, instructor
n the Louisville Athletic club BE was
horn at Hanover. Pa, twenty-four years
soo and has developed into a nne'y pro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IL IOAAO kAlLROAD.-Schsduls commeno-
ing APRIL -. 1902 Fasfern standard tfrna

X iChhOhDp, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
IL TOAAO RAlLROAD.-Schsduls commeno-
ing APRIL %. 1872 Eastern standard time.
sp4 A a., leaves Byrd-street station daily;
ssops only, at Ashland, boswell
Milford, fredericksburg. Brooke
and NldeHater. Sleeper Washing.
ton and New York. Arrives IS
more ]: P. NJ; Philadelphia s:is
=. 7. D.; New York, @ 20 p. NJ
II 10 a. d., leaves Byrd-Street station daily er-
eeps Sunday. Buffet PArior Car
Richmond 10 New York. Arrives
at Washington az 4:i0 Z. NJ; Baltt-
more ~ P. NJ; Philadelphia 40
rosR NJ leaves by Byrd' 9aF st station daily
sleeping car Richmond 70 Now
YORK stops only at As bland. Dos
Brooke and WidewstOr. stops At
other stations on Sundays Arrives
At Warrington a5 30 p NJ; Balti-
more, 1888 A. NJ; PHILADELPHIA, 3:B
-. n. d.; New York. 80 A. M
500 a n, arrives Of BYrd-streat station daily
Sleeper from New York stops only
o. r midssT'Isstor Brooke, Fredsriekps-
land; Stops az other stations on
ounday5 Leaves Washington ut
ass 2. Al, arrives q. Byrd-strsst station daily
Stops - fredericksburg. Milford
10 well and Ashland Sleeper
from New YORK to Washington aud
Washington 10 Richmond. does
TON &C l0.j1 A. NJ
9:S3 p II, arrives AZ Byrd-strset station daily
except sunday. Buffet PGrlor Car
New York 70 Richmond Leaves
Washington az ~ y. "A.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
900 r u, leaves Byrd-street station; arrives
a. fredericksburg at 6ii1 T. NJ
$40 A. H.. arrives At BVrd-street stationi
leaves fredericksburg % 6 100 A IL
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
o4s A. NJ, leaves ElpA arrives AZ AshlAnd n
sa9 P n. Leaves Elba; arrivssas Ashland Al
6i Pm
t;45 A. 81, Arriyssat Elba; leaves Ashland Al
Cos A. 81
Cos 2, n. arrives az Elba: leaves AahlAndLs
blsP.M
O. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
T. I. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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Hirh Jumper Edwards.

A high jumper Of the very first class Is
Frank VI. Edwards, Of the New York Ath-
letic club. Last season Edwards finished
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WEpNEsDAY. ~ g1ra DAY oy JUsE. ls9g.

nLUNLoUAAf ihh ~tAh bAt VI WIN AoJei
al O'Clock p. NJ. that certain lot of ground
lying and being in the city OF Richmond. Va.
situated az the northeast corner Of Cary and
Twentieth streets. fronting on Cary street
IS feet and running back between
parallel lines l19 feet. being the lot known as
BethRl School AS manufacturing site this lot
stands without an equal in this quarter Of the
city: also. say At o'clock Il. NJ. that certain
lot Of land commencing st a point l0j feet :
inches from the northwestern intersection Of
st. Paul and Charity streets, and extending
n0rthHardly along the western line OF said 81
Paul strset. and fronting thereon ~ feet 3
inches. and running back l29 feet: also, at the
same hour that certain lot Of land lying hnn
being IN tho city OF Richmond. Vs., IN the
square on which the Baker School stands.
fronting on the south side OF Charity street,
commencing at point q feet inches from
the intersection OF the south line Of Charity
street with the east line Of St Paul street. run
ming oastWArdly along Chsrlty street on its said
southern side 46 feet II inches, and running
back between lines parallel with 50. Paul street
10 an alley in rear, the western Iue being l4i
feet, more or less and the eastern line being los
feet. more or less. These dwellings rent readily
as good rentals, and viii be sold together or
separately. as may be deemed best at time OF
sale. This sale calls forth the attendance OF the
investor the speeulRtor and the home-neehsT.
TERMS: Whilst tho terms OF the deed de-
mand cash. yet by consent more liberal terms
Will be announced at time OF sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE,
JOSEPH w. THOMAS.
GEORGE S. YASHON, JR-.
"a % Trustees
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YOhA RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.


49,, Train No. 30. $50 L. w.
OVAL EAPkESS. daily, except SUNDAY
II stops at all stations. AZ Lester Manor coz
meets with stage for Walkerton: also eonnoet,
With Baltimore steamer at West Point
- TRAIN No. 10. 4.4S - "
RALllnOkE LIMITED, daily. except sun
- day, for West Point. connecting With YORK
river steamer FOR Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Tor Washington, Philadelphia snd Nav
YORK FARE; Richmond 20 Baltimore, a.. n
Warrington %; to Philadelphia, s4sO: Nov
sTEAMERs LEAVE BALTTMORFbP.
TOR WEST POINT daily except SUNDAY
Il thence by Richmond and Danyill. railroad
10 Richmond, arriving a. sos A. NJ and i0:D
TRAIN No 40. $50 A. NJ
oCAla MIXED. daily, except Sunday leave,
n lWenty-th bird street station for West Poiat
and intermediate points
Ticket Office az station foot OF Virginia strsd
8;20 A. NJ
CitY ticket ofioo. sOi Main street.
SOL HAAS. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK
Assistant General Passenger Agent
-, -, ,,,,.,,, Charlotte y. u
". II. GREEN. General Manager.
L. BERKELEY, superintendent
j. S. POTTS, Passenger Agent,
9I9 Main street, Richmond.
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~Hawkins is very fond Of his horse, isn't
hef"
why, no; he hates him"
That's queer. l saw him riding in tbs
park the other day, and he had his arms
shout the animals neck. "-Harper's Ba-
gar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. MAY p. 1892. AZ A.
NJ, trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.