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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
Death of a Republican Politician.

WINSTON. n. c.. April p Especial. News
was received here Yesterday OF the death ~
Nj George b. kyeTitt. which occurieu Ie"
DAVIS ago at Excelsior Springs. MlesVuIi'
whittier he had gore from ms nome 10 "g ia
trice Neb. for the benefit OF bis health. he
was "A native Of GOldsborO. n c., ana ior sew
eral wears was a prominent Repubhcah pollu-
clan lie studied law under Chiet JuS.lce
Smith. OF Raleigh, and was admitted 10 tne
bar in January, 1874. and began inc
practice OF his profession IN CONCORD.
In the spring of 1877 lie removed 10
Winston aud in the fall OF 1878 was
elected 10 the State Senate Tor the counties
Of FORSYTH and Stokes. In june, 1881. ne
was appointed collector OF internal revenue
for the iftn district with oiuce IN TINS CITY:
Ia June 1888 under the adnihisIr"1ou oi
President Arthur the deceased Was appointed
register o. the land Office at Mitchell, y. OAK.
This pOsition he held uutIl March. 1858 in
the following June he went 10 Nebraska,
where be has since practced his profession
This is an interesting week with the No
ravians in the historic town OF oniem Tn
Sunday morning q class OF IOrtv-tWO were
confirmed and baptized. Ten more will be
received into membership thursday night.
AT 7.9O Sunday night the holy week WAS APP
propriatelv opened with the readings from the
Passion Weeks Manual, which Will be con-
tlnued every evening at c3i o'clock until
Nauudev Thursday, when the readings Will
ion administered Mt night. Good Friday
special meetings will be held at 10 80 A. NJ,
$50 and $50 +. NJ At 2.30 r. NJ. Saturday
Great Sabbath love feast will be served
and closing meeting held az night. Faster
Sunday morning the customary sunrise ser
vices viii be held upon the Moravian grave
ward the weather permitting At u O'Clock
A. NJ. the Easter sermon Will be preached by
Bishop Roudthaler
10 Is learned here that Congressman A. n. A.
Williams has found on the rec rds In Wash
incton that there Is over five thousand dollars
due the estate of the late Israel @. Lash. OF
Salem. for MS services IA the fortieth Con-
gress.
Wmston's baseball team will arrive here
/ from Baltimore and Washington this week.
Tho tobacco manufacturers of Winston
| Salem have commenced operations for the
! year. They are all buying large stocks Of
| lea. and the indications are that this will be
one of the biggest years IN the manufacture
of the weed in the history OF the Twin City.
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IT LOOKS LIKE SUCCESS.
SOME nEArr rERHISAL DEPOSITS
,o,n u tnman Among the humber; Also
Several Bankers Heretofore ADVERSE
60 the Reorganization rlan.

NV Yorx. April l2-The deposits Of &C.
,ur,ties nj the Central Trust Company to-day
under the provisions Of the Richmond Tor
minal reorganization plan. were the heaviest
since the plan was issued
Among those who turned in their securities
was John II. Inman. and several OF inc
bankers who have been averse 70 nccep''nI
The plan deposited large stocks 81 bona
The committee on stock listing Of tho new
York stock Exchange made a favorable re-
port on tho application Of the comm ''es 10
let the Central Trust Company $ focolil' io ~.
last Tonnes see securities h"v Oh '' - 49, ~
expected that the recepts N'i De ~. 80,
governing committee Va "'o +'0"
Exchange to morrow. 900
M richmond Terminal holds .7,F3.oJU
Fat Tennessee first preferred. goo o''O,
soc~,l preferred. and %. 900 common
,,ock Several large holders oi the securities
Iii outstanding have deposited their
holdings. thus assuring the retention OK we
Tsst Tennessee Company IN tho hcAmond
Iermiga. system.
secretary Ellis. OF tho reorganization
committee. declined to-day O. make aLy
Abatement. but said that tho totals ale beng
made now. which would TO given % the
Stock Exchange at the meeting OF tie board
a governors tomorrow. Ho said that TO
acton bad been taken I'D regard 80 extending
the time for receiving deposits. but from
other sources it was learned that the time
would be extended, although the conditions
under which tae common stock and other
securities were received might be changed.
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h.olo1 o,a alone New York was the only
state tbat was holding out. 80 soh husseil
said ard he was anxious Tor Mr; fiatt 10 %
sa.a anu AID 30 ,naSeit unanimous. "Of course
bo oJdei with a condescendiug wave OF the
hand "Mr. Platt you VIII DO taken c"ie -
- vou do not delay too long
~ platt has a woll-deyclopod streak OK
bn me in hi. makeup. He stToked ms
n6 and allowed son Russell t. prat"e,
", r'thouf interruption. When he finished
speaking Mr.. platt hoaged q deep sign ana
took up his pen with "tbis-is my-Ousy-day
eir and resumed his writing. Russell bowed
himself out After his departure MI Ilatt
is said 10 have laughed.
Tbn. ended SON Russells attempt 10 cap
ture tho New ork delegation.
MIR riatt refused go discus the matter yes
terdav. but the story is vouched for by MS
friends. 10 is considered by them too good
20 keep
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FARIsTov. April H. Special J. Heavy
frosts Saturday and SUNDAY nights. All the
peaches. pums and cherries were killed.
Apples will 10 injured some. A great deal
OF young clover has been also killed
Beayy crops OK oats have been sOwn and
there is great apprehension that they will DO
killed in the spIout.
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'LalIy


Nos. a. D. 83and 81 make no stops Nos. % and
Chester SO. - stops on sigma. az Manchester.
lrewry's tentraHa AMI Chester. 10. 3. stops
on signal al Manchester only for passengers
purchasing tickets To regular stopping place.
for THIS train sOuih OF lcgtrsburg. Nos. -. ~,
81. ls 80. so and "a Will SOP on signal a, all
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y70 THE TRADE:
LAST DAY OF DAMAGED GOODSAr
AUCTION, AT 1913 O'CLOCK
All Of tho BEST CLOTHING. OIL CLOTH
COATS. HATS and CAPS; - DOZEN SIhA"
HATS; 900 PAIR SHOES. and GhNEhAh
LINE Of MERCHANDISE will DO SOLD 10
DAY You will do well to ATTEND THIS SALE.
ZIG BARGAINS. Come and buy remainder OF
stock Eyorything must 30 to-day
III VALENTINE.
o,,o 81. AucuOneer.
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YORK RIVER LINE VA WEST PoNr
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
TIE FAYORITF ROUTE 10 BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEN YORK.
LEAVE NICHMOND.

IlAiN 40. l0 3.l0 T. IL
/ OCAL EXPRESS. daily, except Sunisr
J. Stops ~ al stations. Ar Lester Manor con.
meets with stage Tor WalkertOn; also coul.s.s
with baltimore stearlor 40 Ne.. ioint
TRAIN 30. I6. f;4l =. ".
DALllNORE LIMITED. dali. except sun.
- daF. for West Point connecting with YORK
river steamer for Baltimore. AZ banmo-l
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohor4I .
road for Washington. iuis ieinhia ami New
York tAhl: Richmond tQ Baltimore so %
Washington 60; % Philadelphia si.l. Nov
YORK. 1927. -
STEAMERS ITAkE BALTIMORE 7. r.
nor WEST pOIIr daily, except SUNDAY,
j thence hy Richmond and Danyillo ralroal
% Richmond, arriving az ~ a. NJ ana i1 81
TRAIN No 40. 1850 A M.
I OCAL NlAED. daily. except SUNDAY loavoi
\ TWENTY, bird street station for West fon.
and intermediate points
Ticket Office q station foot OF virginia stress
omen o0 a. 81 20 600 p. BE-. and from 300 -
800 A. III.
CRY ticke' office 90l Main street.
SOi. HAAS. JAS. L. TAYLOR
IrEihc Manager Gen. Passenger Agenh
NJ. A. TURN
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte N u
WI GREEN. General Manager
H.. BLRkELEH, superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
1 COUNTY COURT OF MiDDLfSEA entered
on tho 2d OF March. lsl2. IN the forfeiture pro-
ceedings Of tho Commonwealth against tho
schooner S. T.. White. her anchors cables, sails.
riggings. dredges and appurtenances. directing
meas sheriff OF said county 90 sell 10 the high
est bidder for cash the aforesaid property IL
execution OF said order shall ON
SATURDAY rHE 23D oF APRIL. 1892,
At - o'clock NJ. at Urbanna. i'm said county
offer FOR SALE FOB CASH the aforesaid
VESSEL. her ANCHORS, CAbltS and App r.
FINANCES j.. III. STREET sheriff.
April ,, 1892. aplO-su@WsW
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~ FOR NEW YORK ~.
Steamers leave Richmond tFkhl ~ 'VAi
and FRIDAY. Nantes. closed one ho1s te'o4'
sAlii aa,n '.,.' leave New York for Richmond
FViiSRY WEDNESDAY and SAIN kDAl a.,
NJ arriving in Richmond MONDAl an i M
ID IN, RECOMMENDATIONS UNSURPASSED
~ a., 80 a. New FORK via James IfeE
ro,fe rnciuding meals and berthl 800. ~ y
Rouud-trip ticket, H"''''' ~ ''''' "a %
AFTER Nalc % ls1ststa,re .... 8 %
$500 without subsistence. ,.;;,.....t. 'V'
esNin faro via Chesapeake ana onio TAI O., n,
r3Ao; sre via Richmond and Petersburg o a,
ran. jan In, ia ontelnei 40 a. ". CARRIER ~
a ssvent Chesapeake ana ONO ana i.'i
-lA.atA sn5 Peterslurg 0opots. AMI q, ceiniAh}
'l.''. "s is1l Main street anu Whafl, NocAe,th
oinoo''s ~ receiyed daily nnAl 4. h,,oNrn,,.s
kLos,ssn,ers Leaving Nchmond on ~, 49,
o. SSS,nuuASS. WEDNESDAYS. hJhSbAl ana
stFF1i2HnAYS by the Chesapeake aud ONO fas.,
90 90 - Newport News nc $40 4. "a anu y
NAY NAY n,nod and Peter,burg rSilroai same asya
n,a Al. will make connection al NOhiOiA
WV sieamer leaving those Qh{sS ...
WIZ 1SEOnGE W. AiLfN a ~, NSo", -
No. 1871 Main street an
.-,, Compauys NJ AarI. KocAossA
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris-
when she was a Child, she cried for CsstoriA
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them CastoraS
Violets 81 per hundred at
J. II. HARvEY's.
No 5 west Broad.
BEEcHAx's PILLS cure sick Headache.
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On trains Nos a. l5 and % sleeping-cars le-
tween Sew York and Ianpa. Ila via Jackson
yillel On trains Nos. - ami 2. sle0Qlng-cSrs
between New York and Charleston. On trains
Nos - and IS sieepng-cars iotwoen New York
and jacksonville ON train No. T. sleepins-car
between New 5 ork and savannah. ON trains
Nos .r and 81 sleeping between Nlch mOut
and Lynchburg. Nh.
i'm addition t. the above
Tiit MEN YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
conssting of Nestlbule Pullman cars only. leaves
Richmond sOuth-bOund ct 1913 =. VI. Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, sud leave, Petersburg
north bound at 3 A NJ on tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. Extra fare Is charged on this
Ia ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
rzAyr ARRIVE
p,obmona 300 A. NJ Norfolk.....li:s5 A. N.
ni,cbSnond 1915 p. NJ. Norfolk. g.lO j.. NJ.
Nnrfolk 's.35 A. NJ. Richmond. ell :l5 4. VI.
SorfSik 400 J.. NJ. kIcAm.nd. .. OBS l.. NJ
Inc trains leaving Richmond 80 aa) A. VI. and
Nrrfolk AZ 400 4. NJ. are solid trains between
these two points, and passengers 90 through
si,Lout change OF cars. Close connections are
siso made at Potersburg By lhe 545 +. NJ. tram
from Richmond anl tho 5a5 y VI. train from
N1T'rstns leaving Richmond At 1905 A. VI, le:s'
p NJ and 1880 Z. NJ. and arriving AZ Richmond
=; s.so A. NJ. f:4O +. VI. aud rs a. NJ. MAKE
100 connection AZ Petersburg 10 AMI from
larmyille, Lynchburg and Vest
WI IA Il. NJ. SOLLA,
Superintendent
j. I. p.MlERS
General superintendent.
TN. EMERSON, Iraric Manager.
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CurwxSa & ROSE. Auctioneors.

Edel Brothers. rlainda5l In tho Chancery
against Court 0i the city of
Harris. &c. defendants) Richmond
!. Charles ". Goddin clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioner by tho decree in said cause Of
April D. 1892. has been Only given
Given under my hand dis sth day OF April,
lSa2 CHARLES ". GODDIN.
ap9 clerk.
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By Ellis 4 Cathcart.
General Auctioneors'
"a East Broad Street.
WYE WILL SELL THIS DAY. CORNER
w First and Broad streets a. A:4 o'clock
ebarn Chamber suits, China Press. Bureaus,
Pedsreads Washsfanls. Tables. LOUNGES, Book
Gases spring Beds. trunks. Aiattres-es; Silver
Table Castors. Berry Dishes. kniyo- and Forks.
stoves and many other useful H0uso Keeping
Goods ,.,-,,.
Remember wo sell a. auction every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY of each week.
Goods sold for tho general public on these days
Don't miss the sale to-day tOne gnments re-
ceiysd daily. ELLIS 0 - iii Ahi,
apIs-lt Auctlonoers.
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sgEhMsHiP,.
VlRG INtA,STEAAMBoAT coMPASH
FORTHE sEtsHORE. CHEAPEST All. MOST
pleasant ROUTE ~ N0krOLA.
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
MEMS, ClARkhONf.
ANDJAliFS RIVER LANDINGS
a. NpwpOnTO NfiiNsl AMI NORFOLK Tor
Hempt0n. Old Point aud -mithfeld. Va. Wash.
ington. ID. g.. Baltimore. Philadelphia end Nev
York SAM afternoon; also at Norfolk Tor Las
ern North CarQliua and the south. -... ,
At CLARLMOAI with tho Atlantic AMI
Danyille Railroad FOR NayerlT, hcAsioi1 ana
al ''"''oIo5v TY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BE
Rail. LINES.
FARETO pORTsNOU HAADNORFOLksljl
$40 ROUND TRIP, - ntCOAD-CLAod
TlR5lCLAeS HEALS.
Tho elegant and fast steamer
CAfrAiS Dyo.
carrying lnifed States mail.
leaves Richmond every ana.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY Alf A.
Nj. .SIAEEI-CAl,S 90 DIRECTLY lOnlLA1-
Elt6 WHAh4I Tor above named places. Aaillh-
ing the steas1er leaves Norfolk ana AeHilf.
Now on alternate days Nns "a, hoAAi'--
through tiekets on sale on steamer ana .
Carrier Agency. no. 9ll nan street. A--~A.'
checked through. ..,.. ,... ,..,- ...,
SfATE-ROOlS INGAGLD FOR DAl OK
MIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Tor AoriotN '--
mouth rmltnfol. hampton. Ola lo'-a
Nayerly. HlcAslorI and Alexandra. vi ~ Az
ingfon. ID. O. NowUcrne. Washington ana IA4-
/. TO n. g.: uli stations ON AUanlc am i'At.
VILE reaboard and Roanoke, NorfolA 03AiAel
and FarmVlla and lOwlatan Neurof.s' aAt
Eastern North Carolina generalf' a-oi pr.
Iasfern Shore of Virginia and all resultf ant
ings on the James and kappahannofA ffstf
MIDWEST RAIL =. and through Dds lssucA
LUCIFN B. IAlLM. Wee. president
no. Iiil Main street and hocheits .
IRvrN WEI5I6ER. Freight and Passenger Afen'
DUTADFIPHTA. RICHMOND AND NOi-
| FOLK STEAMSHIP CO4lLANt.,. ...t
Amounted sailing days every ~ EoDAI AZ
rHflJATat r. 81. AMI every 81 ADAl az ~ "a
Freigbt FOR tuesday and Fridays steamers 81.
ceiyed tiu u.J A. NJ. Tor sunday sieA'-'i
tilbP. NJ Saturday freight received laiy %"
5P. NJ. n,,,,ht 500
tor further Information apply TO- ,,.,.,
va j. ". NClAEAlNN,
General Southern Agen.
once. hocAettt-
". T. OLlDLN 90.
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RATfRDAD1.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND oOCJhnIoI
cHgDULE IN EFFEcT Fg8nUAnY. slT
LEAVE RICH3OND
ffN . ..aat

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBEUApY. 1872
LEAVE KlCH1OND.
KAHN 70. ~. 3:tl A. r.
SOUTHERN EKPKfb5. daily Tor Danvn.
- greensboro. NinstOu-S0leM. Drrsal,
Raleigh. handlemaD. salisbury. AshegiIIa r'
Springs. Charlotte. Columbia Axiom. Argsst,
Atlanta, Birmingham. MONTGOMERY New O-
leans. Texas ami California. Pullman rtf,.,
s.eeping-cars Richmond 30 Danyius AMI Ds,
Vile 20 Asheyille Ho, SPRING. and halrr.I.
also Danyle o. Atlanta, Birmingham M,
phis snI KANSAS Dity. So. without chang.
IkAfh SO. p. 3.0JI e.
I.ANI MAIL. daily, ior oil points South saf
A southwest, Connections 90 hfysYie s-
CiarksYille, Oxford henderson. Ilrl,.
and Raleigh Through coach iIehmon. ~
haloighf a. Danwlle with Pullman Sleeper ~
Augusta and Atlanta: 40 Greensboro for Ds-
ham. haleigh. &c. makes no connection n
Salisbury Tor Ashevlle on western North lsf,.
Ina stations. Washington AMI SouihUesi Sos.
tihnled Limited sou,h-bouud. leaves uanv
Iarlor car between Richmond and panyiue
TRAIN 30 i1. 6Dl - 81.
A ILIlA ACCOMNODAf ALTON. daily erceo.
IL sunday for Amelia COugtAoIs8 and inter.
mediate points
ARRIVE At nfCHNJND.
Train No. u, Is 4. r.; so i0 5.,) p f.: No
IS, s;i5 A. 81.
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AUCTION Future DAYS.
By George E. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent snd AUctioneor,
1908 Bank street.

flNHJSIItS NALI OF NIAIl-oIh ND
L HALE ACRES ~ CHARLES CITY
COUNTY. VA.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust from
Joseph a. Wyatt. bearing date April ~. iss1,
and recorded ~ the clerks Office oi Charles
City County Court IN ID. y. Dr.. page 3j6. and
being required 30 20 DO br tho holder OF tine
note thereby secured. [ viii sell az public auc-
tiou In front o the office ol the auctl0ueor, 10.
l0J5 Bank street. Richmond Va, or
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1872,
at O'Clock T. W. tho above property.
TERMS: Cash as % expenses OF sal0 and a
note Of 500, due March f. 1851. with interest to
day OF sale; balance upon such terms as may
be announced o.. sale.
apl3 JAMES J.. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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AUCTION saIEs-This Day.

BY !. Il. Valentine. Auctioneer'
No. lJlC east Main street.
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By Chewning * Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
40. north Tenth street

Harris. &c, defendants. Apr. B. 1892.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF No.
y 722 WEST CLAY STii Elm pursnance of
the decree in tho above mentioned suit the
undersigned. thereby appointed for the pur-
pose, will sell by auction upon the premises on
THURSDAY. THE IlrHDAY oF April. ls'e.
at O'Clock =. ~. the BRICK DWELLING No
~ west Clay street This is eyOnd question
one OF the cutest htto dwellings IN the city,
and with small outlay I'm the way of repairs
will prove most comfortable and desirable
little home. The Lot has front of i0 feet and
inches on the north siIo OF Clay street and ex-
tends back l0l feet 10 an alley. our cake IS
small and within the reach OF All purchaser.
TERMS. One-thirI loo cash and the residue on
n credit o. six and twelve months. taxing FROM
the purchaser negotiable notes On two equal Inc
stallments with interest added from the day of
safe and the title 90 bo retained until tho
whole NJ the purchase money is paid AMI q con-
yeyance is ordered by the court.
FIELDING LEWIS,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctoneors.
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1884, NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily,
stops only az Ashland, Boutwell,.
hlltord, Froderic0'burg, Brooke
and Whitewater Sleeper Washing.
ION and New York Arrives a.
washington a. ~ r. H.: Balti'
more, go T.. NJ; Philadelphia 5ll
= H.; New York 7.Op. w.
II 80 A. M, leaves Byrd-street station daily ey.
eopt sunday budet Parior Gag
hlcGnond TO Now York, Arrives
az Washington 81 40 I. VI. Ba.-i-
more, SPA T.. NJ; Philadelphia. 1.D
7o5 P Il, leave, BSrd, o4 Ct 80 station daily
Shopping car Richmond 10 New
YORK 6,ops only at Ashland Both
vol, Milford fredericksburg
Brooke and Widowstor Stops AZ
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
81 Washington 1t lIl 7. NJ; Baltl-
more l2.5 4. N. PhiladelDhla, 3;b
SIS 4 NJ, arrives At Byr S station daily
sleeper from New ork. stops onJ
o. NldeWater, Brooke treieric@'-
burg. Milford Bothwell AID Ash
land; Stops 40 other stations on
sundays Leaves Washington no
ass P. Il, strives A. Byrd-street station daily
Stops az fredericksburg MliorL
Boutwell, and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and New torA
does not stop at E.bs. Leaves WASH
lngton az 1861 A. "a.
V4S ?. ~, arrives at Byrd-street station iaiiy
Stops at fredericksburg, MliOfd
iothweA and Ashland. Sic per
from -NtN AulA ullA ~ t'llltl I'iA ~
Richmond. Leaves Washington az
4P %.
0:35 2. IL, arrives st Byrd-street station daily
except sunday. BUFFET Parlor Car
New York 10 Richmond Leaves
Washington ~ .Ol l.. 81. AeH Ork
ana IlOfIla special leaves Byrd
street station 500 A. l TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and saturdays. Arrives
yrd-strect station 1905 T. w. Mon
days, Nedlesiafs and Fridays Ike
Ira fare rharg "a ou fhfs era 81.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
800 T. n, leaves Byru-8Iroet tatlOn; arrives
a. fredericksburg 20 Q: Z. NJ
20 a IL, arrives at Bvrt-street station;
leaves Fredericksburg 80 9 10 X u.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Gas A. NJ, leaves d. Da; arrives ~ Ashland ~
7.3l A. ~
6:. 7. 81. leaves Elba; arrives a. Ashland a.
U: J.. w.
GAS A. NJ, arrives 40 ElbA leaves Ashland lt
6:0j A. II.
% p Il. arrives At Elba; leaves Ashlaadls
l;i5 T. n.
CA TAYLOR Traffic Manager
T.. I. d. MYERs. General Superintendent
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HATLR0ADs.
r. = :. WI HorIo|k2Hssiern

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER $, is9L
LEAyE YIIc,HPMiS0,S}p}o v DAILn'
300 A. ", Richmond and NOrfq1k :, t n
stops only. ct Petersburg "aYefV
,O:o5 A. ". For For Roan9ke. Radford, Pulaski
Bristol; also connects a. Radtori
for Blueheld and Pocahontas. Par;
lor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke, aud
Pullman sleeper liOanOke 20 tienl-
phis via Knoxville Nnd ChaEta-
nOoga.
icao p. ~, For l.ynchburg Roanoke and inter
meii"te stations 80 connection
beyond Roanoke.
rs E T. f f5r fosaS Soro RasorG r VI
Bristol Also for Blueheld. poca
hontas EishOrn and stations on
&hnch Valley Division. Also Tor
louisville and stations on j.. Il =.
H. u.s. VA norton Pullman Jaace
Sooner between Richmond ant
LvnchbHrg nerths ready for occu-
Fancy "a 40l L. 81. Also Pullman
SLEEPER Petersburg 10 LOuisylll0
VA Norton, and Roanoke 70 Menu
phis ami New Orleans via knoxville
and chattanooga.
a 4Ialhs arrlye Richmond from Lynch burg and
Inc NJ est daily az & ;f4 NJ. f;lO L. NJ sni -
/ "a rom Norfolk and the East az II rs i. NJ.
and 6;3, /. d.
Tickets. baggage-checks and all information
can ne obtained 40 richmond and Petersburg
tsl.road depol: A. W. CARRIERS, soi Main street;
ahl az tho Companys Office, s5s east dam
street. Il, ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W. Il. BhNlLi.
o,o. General Passenger ~ ~;
General Once. Roanose Va.
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EARMVILIE AND pOWHArAN RAILROAD
j COMPANY. General Ohce,No. l0l east Aaia
slrcet.-ochedule Iu effect APRIL p, 1872
LEAVE RICHMOND.
l2B p. ~ via Atlantic Coast Line for Farm.
VILE anliu,ermeilate point, west
he. er
5:l5 +. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line for bermui-
AhEItG RICHMOND.
u.5 4. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line from Farm.
Vile and intermediate stations Woss
OF Chester
s:2J A. ", via Atlantic Coast Limo from Boz
muda.
All trains daily evoeft Sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked though
az UNION DEPOT. - ,,,,,...
General Freight onllassonger Agen.
JA3iE3 h. " ERru. General Manager APPLY