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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Williamsburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.i


WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May l4.-J. F. Hub
bard, commemorative attorney OF York,
and Mr.. Manley Barnes, holding the same
office 70. New Kent, were among the visit
ING attorneys during the Circuit Court
session.
treasurer Smith, of the college. spent
Thursday in Yorktown with large party
of ladies and gentlemen from here and
Norfolk. The Norfolk visitors came up in
tug and returned in the afternoon.
Mr.. j. ID. Odel, of New Kent, o member
of the Democratic State Committee from
the First District. was here few days
since.
Parke Jones, district deputy grand mas
ter of District No. % and lecturer of Dis
trict No. /, on his recent visit conferred
the second degree on two candidates at
Lodge No. 8. Hampton, and the second de-
gree on one candidate III Monitor Lodge.
No. 1877, Old Point.
Captain Barney Jones, of James City,
was here during the week in attendance
upon the County Court. The Captain has
lust returned from business trip to New
York.
Professor Thomas J. Stubs. of William
and Mary, has gotten home after q brief
visit to his parents in Gloucester county.
Mr.. Stafford q. Cook. one of the Oldest
and most prominent citizens OF York
county, was in town q few days since. the
guest Of Judge Sydney Smith. Palace
Mrs. e. t. Rose. of Norfolk, accompanied
by her son. Mr.. r. w. Rose. havo been
guests at the Speven House during the
week.
Mrs. James 7. Moncure has returned
from quite stay IN Richmond visiting
relatives.
Mr. Charles Poindexter. State Librarian.
was in town during the week on 0 pleasure
jsunt.
Senator d. Gardner Tyler. of Charles
City county. has been here for several days
on legal business. Mr.. Tyler was the guest
Of President Lyon q. Tyler while here.
Dr.. Robert h. Power. OF Newport News.
and Treasurer James Curtis. OF Warwick
county, were here yesterday. Both gen.
tiemen returned home on the svsning
train.
Charles City; Msssrf. H. Taylor. Jr.. audi
]. Cabell. Of Richmond. and Arthur Soear,
Of Hampton, have bean bore for several
days II atteLQ4nce upon the Circuit Court,
Z ~ xpn. psiHhAsd md B. ;. 1ossiA Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
TffF RrOUMOND DIDPATCH~SUNDA1. MAJ -. 90

In the city Thursday 70 sttsnd tho Gray
MA Gibson ana Miss Mamie Gray. ct
winston. N. O.. have been visiting MIA
M" Mis- Nav islbott has gone to Texas on
Ma. Harry Grsveiy, of Henry county.
has been on VISIT to Mrs. Fernald.
Rev. H. N. Hope mas been on . tr'p 10
Mrs.. W. r. Patton and Miss jamie Smith
have returned from visit TO baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas DAIRY, OF Richmond. was
here ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Julian Wright and daughter are
visiting Mrs. r. T. johnson.
Mr.. George w. Morse. wealthy bosto-
nian, who has large property interests
here, was IN Danville during the week.
Mr.. j. H. Spencer. of Martinsviile. was
here on Thursday. 80.
Mr.. Vincent d. Smith and bride have
returned from their bridal tour. -,
Mr.. james NJ. Covington, q former citi-
zen but now of Cincinnati. is visiting
friends here.
Miss Crapton. of Reidsville. N. c.. has
been visiting here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
ASTRANGE STORY OF CRIME,
IL Related In q Work of Fiction 1t Would
Seem Incredible.
Paris letter to London Telegraph

lfhrlS ltttef LOuuOu
A story which, if true. Is one of the most
sensational on record, reaches Paris from
the Spanish frontier. A farmer and his
wife. living at Peralada. near Figueras. had
saved up $50 in order TO hire substitute
to serve in the army for their son,
who had been called upon to join
the colors. The parents. accom-
panied by their boys, set out the other
day for Corona in order to find the sub
s,itute, leaving their daughter Dolores to
keep house in their absence. Meanwhile a
local bad character named Foulanou. who
lived in the next house to the farmer,
overheard the latter and his wife as they
were conversing about the object of their
proposed visit to Corona. He also learned
through eayes-dropping operations the
amount of money raised and heard the
farmers wife locking 1t up III wardrobe.
When the coast was clear OF everybody
but Dolores, Foulanou-hls face covered
with mask-entered his neighbours house,
closed the door of 1t carefully after him,
and going to the kitchen there seized the
girl, gagged her and bound her to an iron
post which supported beam. Standing
over Dolores with knife. the robber
made her point to the place where the eco
was secreted. As Re was putting the
money in his pocket the girl uttered some
words of reproacb. whereupon Foulanou
said that as she recognized him despite
his disguise she must die. She could,
however. choose the manner of death.
whereupon the girl said she preferred
hanging 10 being butchered with the rob-
ber's knife.
The most sensational part of this story
is Its climax. Foulanou, in tying the rope
which he intended for the maiden, got bis
neck hopelessly entangled in II. and was
accidently strung up himself. Then there
arrived on the scene, like true hero of
romance. the lover of Dolores, who was
accompanied by O crowd of villagers and
Foulanou's wife. The robber was released
from his perilous position, restored to
CONSCIOUSNESS. and handed over TO Justice.
The curtain fell as Dolores was lifted from
the ground by her deliverer, while the
robbers wife went off into a fit of hys-
ferries
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Emporia.

fcor,sanondence Of tho Richmond Dispasch.l
rx.o,,. Va. May I4.--Mr. Joseph ID.
Cooper. of Petersburg. was IN town CURING
the week. c,: III
and DIR. lanes Is. Claiborne. OF petersburg,
visited here during the past few DAYS.
Rev. Joseph H. Riddick, presiding elder
If tbe Petersburg district. spent severai
davs here this week assisting IN the meet
inc nj the Methodist church.
Mrs. +. L. Turner aud Miss Mary turner
visited Petersburg this week.
MISS Annie Wilson, OF surry countv'
who has been spending n.y. some oines '''"o ne'''
Mrs. John jackson, OF your CITY, VINO
.as heen visiting relatives IN brunswick
comfy. returned home few days since.
Mr Tom johnson. of Norfolk. visited US
Mrs q. d. Euritt. wife OF Professor, O..
d. Euritt. of stanton, Va. is visiting her
father. Captain ID. II. Taylor.
Mr.. w. Samuel Goodwin. our Commo on
wealth's attorney, paid hylng WISH 10 'no
(ity by the Sea this week.
Mr. A. S. Briggs. of your city, was IN
town this week.
Mr.. John Y. Cooke, of the United States
Railway Mail Service. was here tins week
Miss Pool. of Brunswick county. Is visit-
ing Miss Jimmie Prince.
Mrs. Patience Farmer. mother OF our es-
teamed townsmen. Messrs. l. o. ana w ;,i ~
Farmer. has returned to her home IN VII
son. N. G. h han,
onite sick with measles. Is now nearly
Mr.. J. A. Harstey, one of our most prom
,nent citizens. was in Sussex county TINS
week. whittier he went to visit his mo'her'
Rev. DIR. John X. Mason, the popular
rector of st. James Episcopal chuIch, III
your city, Is native. OF TINS county NY a EH
his aged father and his Drother; ~, La 20
side here now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
THE GREAT VICTORIA FALLS.
Among the Grandest in the World. Though
Very Little Can BE Seen OF Them.

Livingston was the first to describe to us
the 81 eat falls of the Upper Zambesi river.
which he called the Victory Falls. These
falls are among the greatest in the world.
The most recent visitor TO them Is Mr..
Decle, French explorer. who is now
carving out chronological investigations in
the Upper Zambesi region. He has made
some remarks about these falls. which give
us a different impression of them from that
commonly held.
He says that all his predecessors have
spoken so enthusiastically of the falls that
he hardly dares to express his own opin-
ion. II will content myself" he adds,
"by saying that they would be very grand
if one could only see them. The great
river. about a mile wide OF this place,
suddenly contracts and disappears. appa-
rently into the bowels of the earth.
falling from height which ! estimate at
about 400 feet, into gorge which Is about
800 feet wide. The water dashes itself
with such violence 10 the bottom of
thN gorge that much of it rebounds
high in the air and a column of spray
and vSpor rises at least 300 feet above the
level OF the river. One can see this col
umn, p!Sinly marking the location of the
falls sevon miles away, and their roar can
be heard for several miles. could find no
position where l could see the bottom OF
the gorge, aud there was only single
place where it was possible for me 10 see
as much as coo feet in width of the falls at
one time. 1t is impossible To compare the
Victoria Falls with those of Niagara. The
latter are very grand and the former are
terrific, but more on account of what We
imagine than because of whatwe can see."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Petersburg.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, Va. May l4.-Mrs. Colonel
ID. G.. Potts IS visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sharpe, in Norfolk.
Miss NJ l.. Peasants. who spent the win
ter with friends in New Jersey and Mary
land. returned home this week.
Mrs. Robert Alley. of Newport News is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Friend.
Mrs. Emmett Morton. of Richmond. who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. II. Jones
| for some DAYS. has returned home.
Mrs. ID. =. Branch is with her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Bronaugh. in Manchester
Mr. Bruce Crump. of Oxford. N. c..
stopped over several days with friends
here on his way to Baltimore.
Mrs. j. X. Woody has returned to Ports
mouth, after pleasant visit to relatives
in this city.
Miss Nettie Blick is visiting friends
near Disputanta.
Miss Jennie Wells, of Dinwiddie county,
is III the city. the guest of Hiss Fannie
Lewis. on Gressett street.
MIR. Walter Harrison and family, of
Texas, are the guests OF Mr.. Robert A.
Harrison. Mr.. Harrison was former
citizen of Petersburg. but this is the first
visit OF his family here.
Miss Laura Russell. principal of St.
Paul's Female School, and her assistant,
Miss Eugie Patterson, gave on enjoyable
picnic TO their pupils at Ellerslie. In
Chesterfield county, this week.
Miss Mittie S. Peasants has returned
home from delightful visit of two weeks
TO friends in Richmond.
Mrs. j. w. Pritchard and daughters
Misses Annie and Jennie-have gone to
Norfolk to reside, much to the regret of
friends here.
Miss Paris White, of New York, is visit
Dnt Tr,aA otS n.t
Mr.. Jesse y. Hoy. one OF our most wor-
thy and popular young men, left this week
for FL Paso. Tex, TO accept position there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gordon (nee Miss
Belle Bragg have returned home from
their bridal trip to the North aud West.
Mr.. Emmett Badger. of Clifton Forge,
spent the week with relatives in this city.
Miss Willie II. Jefries. OF Keysville. is
the guest OF Miss Lucille Jones, on Tabb
street.
In Lynchburg.
The April No. of the Inland architect.
Chicago. publishes photogravure copy
Of a pen-and-ink drawing admirably exc
cuted by Mr.. John kevan PEBBLES, Pc
tersburger, now in Nashville. Tenn. The
drawing represents the Soldiers Home,
near Nashville, built by the State of len
| nessee for disabled ex-Confederates, OF
which Captain William G. Smith. q native
| OF this city. was the architect. The draw
Ing has been presented to A. p. Hill Camp
ana VIII be framed and hung upon the
walls Of their hall.
MT John q. Jackson will leave the early
part OF the week for Texas. to be absent
Miss Otelia N. johnson aud Miss Lena
Davis were guests this week of Mrs. ID. n.
Lyndh, in Richmond.
Mr.. Robert Warwick, Of Mckinney.
\ Texas. is in the city visiting old friends
General William Malone hss heen IA.
we're indisposition.
Is in the city.
Mr.. George Cameron left this vesk fos
Europe. y b absent Tor month q mora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Goodbye. God Bless You.
i like the Anglo-Saxon speech
trIsst.


/ like the Anglo-Saxon speech
With its direct revesiings;
II taxes hold and seems to reach
Far down into your feelings;
That some folks deem II rude, know,
And therefore they abuse IL;
But have never found IL 50,
Before all else j choose IL.
don't object that men should al
The Gaelic they have paid for.
With "Au reyoir," "Adiel," ma chere,
For that's what French was made for,
But when crony taxes your hand
At parting 10 address you,
He Drops all foreign lingo, and
He says "Good-bye, God bless you'll"
This seems TO be sacred phrase
With reverence imprisoned:
A thing come down from righteous days
Quantity but nobiy fashioned.
IL well tecomesan honest face,
A voice that's round aud cheerful;
1t stays the sturdy in his place,
And scotbes the weak and fearful;
Into the porches OF the ears
II steals with subtle JUNCTION,
And In your heart OF hearts appears
TO work its gracious junction;
Aud all day long with pleading cong
IL fingers tocaress you.
Pm sure no human heart goes wrong
That's told. Goodbye, God bless you.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Lynchburg.

lcorrespobdence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
LrscHBug6, Va. May l4.-It has been
esid that any human being who makes
Two blades OF grass grow where only one
grew before Is a benefactor of mankind.
lbe ladies OF this city--those whose mr..
chsses amount to enough to make their
patronage Q consideration--have under.
taken . scheme that II is hoped will be
more beneficial, especially to q certain
class. than the mere cultivation OF prass
II ~ proposed bya number of young iadies
70 form club. the members of which
will oblseate themselves not 10 purebase
any article OF dry goods after 9 O'clock in
the afternoon during the heated term.
Their object Ia 10 have the dry-soods ca.
taoiishments Of the city close their houses
ana give their clerks. who are mostly
young ladies, chance TO get a breath a.
fresh air before night. II the scheme il
pushed II will be successful and will NO
DOUBT spread to other cities of the state.
!. An excursion steamer has been placed ON
the river above the city. which will he rnn
during the summer. On Monday sfter-
noon last the Riverside Navigation Corn
papy opened the season bv giving q ds-
ughtful excursion In honor OF Miss Ross
slaughter. The party consisted OF Missss
Rosa daughter. Clara Askew. MARY lee
BETTE Pollard. Kate Pryor, Minnie Coneer'
and the following gentlemen Msssrs. n
q Hubbard, J. + Brooks, Willie Elsuah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Hampton.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn-I
HAMPTON, Va, May IA. -Hampton Lodge,
No. Q, A. o. u. W., received one new mem
Der last night and had supper afterwards.
Visiting brothers from Monroe Lodge at
Fortress Monroe and Dare Lodge. OF YORK
county. were present.
Sir. James Christian and Miss Susie
Christian. OF Lexington, are the guests Oh
Rev. w. III. Christian. :,
Hampton Commandery, X. t., elected
officers Thursday night.
Mrs. q. NJ. Richter has been visiting in
Norfolk this week.
Mrs. Z. b. Chiles is visiting in Norfolk.
The Mendelsshon Club IS preparing TO
give Queen Esther" in short time.
The Boys Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association had supper Thurs
day night.
Miss Mamie Watson. of Norfolk, is visit
ing friends here.
Work is being vigorously prosecuted on
the new electric plant,
Ethel Rowe. daughter of Ms. j. +. Rowe,
is much improved.
The fremen are perfecting arrangements
for their parade on Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
a Friend

Wishes to speak through the Register OF
the beneficial results he has received
from q regular use Of Ayers Pills.
He says: II was feeling sick and tired
and my stomach seemed all out OF order.
I tried number Of remedies, but nome
seemed to give me relief until 1 was In
..uced to try the old reliable Ayers
Pills. I have taken only one box. but
feel like q new man. / think they are
The most pleasant and easy to take OF
anything ever used, being so finely
Yugar-coated that even child will take
chem. urge upon all who are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
DICHMOND. FREDERICAa5. ' /.

DICHNOND. FREDkRlCh'p. p.
ll AND POTOMAC kAlltoA' 80.
commencing AgnlL p, 1917
s14A ". leaves Byrd-suec, "a. 80.
stops only ~ Aralsni' 80.
Milford. Frederics-hlr.' ~,
and whitewater. ,igrpr. 80.
layton and Ncw lorA 49,,
washington l.; 1 Z. ~ hsg
u1:f7 4. NJ, Philaislih' ~
NJ New YORK go J.. ". .,..
rr.,o A. NJ. leaves Byri-sireet - ..,.s
except SUNDAY. blit' ,,r,s
Kichmond 70 New lo,A 49,,
washington 40 Z. ~ 10y X.
b.s4P. ~, PhilaiolpniA '.i'
New Yorf 1913 y n. AS
7.o5 p. M. leaves Byrb-street "a 80
wv slesper Richmond % Ne' -.
Stops only 40 Asnisil' 90
Niliort. frederlcksosfi ~, 80
ami Wtiewater. stop, ar as.r
lions on sundays. AIf'. fFB
ingtou ii.lO 4. W. hsii 10
AN, Philadelphia 30 10 ."
York $50 4. NJ ..,.,.,o l,lt
s.So n arrives A byrd-streci 50. ~
Wv sIe.per from New lorf. -
AZ Wldewater, Brooke i'.i A.
burg. MilsOrt, Do-Nsi -. -
land stops Al other .tniio.' -
days. Leaves washlns'oA
o.ss p NJ arrive. a, Byrd-suec, s.st',s, -
stops az fredericksp-'.' ..sgs
bowel and Asiiit ..,e -.
RON New York 3, hashil' ~. "a
washington 70 n noe ~ d.
stop at klDs. Leaves
1857 A. NJ. .,.t..r iilt
GAS p. n. arrives AZ Byrc->tfe.' ',.,iaf ~
sxcsps sunday. Banei Ni 80
Nav York % RichnionA
Washington sos I. u ~
a,cvsurpa AcSONAcDAtF''
pArlr xxcxrr SUNDAY. ..a,.-,
4.oapw ,a.ys- Byrd-s,rees s'Aten, N''
Fred.rscksbarg at o:So :, ~ ~ .safs
s..oA n. nrr,ves Byrd-Stroel sis''"'
'',o - Frsdericxsbars 500 A. IL
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Excxrr svsDAf' ,..ii
a.Is A. N. leaves Eiba- Arrives a.
1883 A. n. ,,h.As4s
ala p. n. issyss 2lDA Arrives O. >'
U.5s Y. y. ..h,ssi
6:a5 A, u arrives eioA I
AL P. n. am ssriv = q ne~ Lsa's' A'-
s coskfxYLoR. Traits i s.a.s
HER MISS General raps'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Had Testsd Them.

Mrs. Gwilson: How do you like these
people that have just moved into the next
houseY
Mrs. Jebrown: They don't amount to
much. / give you my word. Mrs. Gwilson,
the coffee they use isn't fit for pigs. And
they want to know when you can pay it
back, YOU know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
In Need

OF . laxative TO try Ayers Pills."
Boothbay (Me.), Register.
Between the ages OF five and fifteen,
I was troubled with kind OF salt
rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to
the legs, and especially to the bend OF
the knee above the calf. Here. running
sores formed which would scab over,
hut would break Immediately on NOV
ing the leg. Ny mother tried every
thing she could think Of, but all was
without avail. Although child. read
in the papers about the beneficial effects
Of AYERS Pills, and persuaded my moth
or TO let me try them. With no great
faith in the result, she procured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

~ TFllsV tIFF.~.
N = !: W uaiakAsstsIpaR

SCHEDULE ~ ErFECt pL.EAofh 4oJ,
LEAVE RICHMOND. BikD-sTkEEr STATION
SvU A. n Daily-kicnmoai AMI Norfolk
through Express-Arnve Norfolk
ll:3o A. N. stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly. and s.6olk
1000 \ N. Daiiy, tor koanoxe, Radford. PL-
laski. aud Bristol ais) connects az
Radford FOR Bluenelt and foca-
hontas. parlor-car Petersburg to
Roanoke anc Pullman sleeper
Roanoke 20 Memphis psc Knox
yillo and Chattanooga
1910 +. n. Daily for Ly1churs, Roanoke AMI
intermediate stations Noconnection
6:4sP. N. Daily xrnve Norfolk 9:aoP.
1l:30 E, y. Daily for Roanoke, kidiorc
Pulaski. and Bristol; alo FOE
Blueneld, PocahonEss, Eikhorn.
and stations Ciincn- Valley division.
also foc Louisville aud stations
Louisville and Nashville railroad
PuLi'.aS PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH.
BURG ready fcg Occupancy At
p. n. also Pullman Sleeper Peters
burg 10 Louisville GA Norton and
Roanoke to Memphis and Now
Orleans vssknoxviilo and Chatta-
Trains arrive Rscnmona from Lynchburs and
the West daily 7:44 A, n. lao r. ~, and las
r. NJ. From Norfolk aud sae East llAS A. -
ara . S;Ss < h.s.ssscAscks, and 81 snformas.o,
en- - o6saissSd g Richinond and fetsnbux9
railrosd dopos 4, ". aarbers. 901 NAN atrosS
aad & ne semss " . sdd5 ~ @r,n xSsFses
v. Z s'isssss 7IA 49,
eo1ocnt - Honnqho VI 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Not to be Interrupted.
Texas BiftingRl

Servant Madam. there is poor man at
the door who says he Is out of work, and
has large family who depend upon him
for support and have nothing to eat. He
wants employment.
Lady; Do tell him to 60 away. He should
have come before Lent was over, when
charity was oil the 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Contingent.
EGxAfn IA

Mrs. De Bullion: Evelyn, don't alto
gether like that young Shopper. wish
he didn't come here 20 often. Has he any
upectations 2
Mis- De Bullion: think he has. He
says peDe's sattpe n BFudsFe's y ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Dou.ss,,e amenities.

II hope our bow won't take after you,'"
aroWled Mrs. Caudle He won't amount
TO ANYTHING II he docs"
well, hope be won't take after you,
nither. = returfed M. Caudlo. +" Il he dpes
hswill y lsstuzse q tAe dplisst W."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

Miss Julia sully Is visiting friends In
Norfolk. .,s,.
of I.unenburc county, IL in the city.
Mrs' w. Al. Wight. Of Baltimore, y Wait
iue her mother, Mrs. Mary Z. Dunlop on
franklin street. sA
Q visit to Richmond. -.
Mrs. c. r. Lauterback Is visiting reia-
Mas otei,a Malone has returned to the
o,tv from her visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Captain Emmett kagiand ana sIstef;
Miss Hawkins, went over 10 hicnmono
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Leave Arrfn
No. KichmOnd. Petersburg
TRAINS SoRrHWARn
DAILY.
STOPPING PLACE

Nos. II, 3.t amt SO MAKO uo rn.s Ntu
and as stop on signal at MalcleFss O.l
tra.ia. and Chester No 80 Stops 0I ,s.l
Manchester Drewrya, Can'aNl Inl i....H
No % stops on signal a. Man hester ..r .
passengers purchasing tickets to roflN 90.
ning- places tor this Train south NJ Ie..n. ..t
No. 81, 80, 81. -, -, ~. aul a H.I ..r
signal at ali sta tons
ruitnl.n IalI. bIH
throu traina. ON Train N+ t
sleeping-cars between hIclm0li s.l llr4
burg, Va.
In addition 10 the above
THE ONLY ALL-RAIl. LINE 40 A0afJ-l
LEAVE AuI.
Richmond. =. 800 A. VI. Norio,k....li.iAk
Richmond. ...'5:io r. 81 ACrok.....-sr.J !. =
Norfolk. ..,.'S:3J :. 80. E..lm0li..ilij A. Il
Norfoik 100 4. u knAm0lf..-b.ls q ~
Inc trains leaving kichUoli Al H.l. n "a
Norfolk az 4 +. ". are coli. t4ils H'feel .r1
two points, and passenger cl ihINtti si-.i
change OF cars. Close c0cnr'il.H- tir t.-I ntt
AT Petersburg by tho .:iI b. all "a
Rlcamond ana tho $50 A. IA. tr.il i. ..a-
ir.ul. .ra.In. It.cnmuIit. l. '' i H. .iI
p. NJ. and ll:4I y. VI. ana lr-N.lf a.
M s.s5 A. NJ. i.4O i. NJ. an OIL. D. Do. 80
close connection a. Peler-nIrt ai H"4
Farmvtlle. LynrhDlrs, nnt NN--
X. n. SUtLl,-l ..rnf-. i.--
E.T. ID. MYERS, General s.pef a..-is--
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