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The morning call., 1893-09-17

hardly contested sets with Rountree, who
stands second only to Sanborn among the
University club players, and Gibbs '95.
Neither Rountree nor Sanborn played in
the best of form. Both showed that they
had taken vacation from tennis as well
as from Berkeley during the past summer.
Stringham '95 and Hewlett '95 played
WELL but succumbe6 before the superior
skill of Rountree and Gibbs. Stringham
is developing into quite a strong net
player.
The following is the score, winners be-
ing named first: Syle and Crawford VS..
Siearns and Smith, by default; Sanborn
and Fine VS.. Parkhurst and Crawford.
score 6-1, IS: ROuntree and Gibbs VS..
Stringham and Hewlett, score Sc, So,
GA; HoDig and We'll VS.. Ehrman and
Roos, score 6-1, 6-1. Semi-fnals: Sam
score 6-3. Sc; Rountree and Gibbs VS..
HOnig and We'll. score 6-1, 6-1. Finals:
San born and Fine VS.. Rountree and Gibbs,
score 6-3, GO, So, 6-3.
The second tournament will be a handi-
cap tourney of doubles in October. The
University Club hopes hereafter to enter
men in the San Rafael games. La San
born the Varsity has a player of no mean
strength when he is in training. He is
left player whose nerve is the best
of any player on the coast. He has a very
long reach, and smasheS the ball with ter
rifle force.
Coming Games.
On Tuesday at 4 o'clock the winners of
the series of class games mp to date-the
elevens of the senior and sophomore classes,
Will contest for supremacy. AS the go
eleven scored - 10 0 against '97, and '94
scored 80 to against '95, the '94 and the go
eevens ought to put up good game. On
Saturday the Junior and freshman elevens
will play, and the winners of Tuesdays
and Saturdays games will contes. the
lnal class gan: a week from Saturday
This last game will be held either in Oak
land or San Francisco, and the proceeds
will he donated to last years blue and
Gold" debt, amounting to some S4S2.
Van Court met the players in the gym
naslum yesterday aad instructed them in
catch-as-catch-can. A special room for
wrestling will be ready this coming week.
with a floor completely padded. The
tackling bag has been received and placed
in the gymnasium. 1t is the first to De
brought to the coast, being a late inven-
ton. 1t is bag some four feet long, aud
about the aiZe of a mans body, suspended
by rope and pulley to any required height,
and is designed TO train the men in low
tackling.
Notes.
The Christian Endeavor Society nf the
Christian Church have started Christian
church in Berkeley with Rev. II. f.
MOnser pastor. Services for the present
will be held in Woodman's Hall at the
usual hours.
The management of the Berkeley In
prOvement Company has changed its per-
sonnet, the former directors, 5. II. Jack
SOD, Louis GOttschall and j. III. Lelpert,
giving way to B. f. Bergen, j. w. Peck
and Electrician Never
The morning call., 1893-09-17
CAPP STREET

NE. Corner oath and Guerrero.
7oxS7 IS, as whole or IN 3 lots each 25rs7 a.
also, adjoining improved lot 25x87 g with 3.
room dwelling, lO42 oath st. WIN .
24th-st. Lots, Near Castro.
Two lots. each 25XlI4, s. line Of gath bstw.sn
castro and Diamond; suitable Tor dwellinr or
Choice Mission Lot.
Unobstructed view; SW corner Churnb .nA
Z3d 65x1l7 :6 to rear street
Guerrero and Army SITS. Lots.
Three lots, T.. line Guerrero near Armv 25rSn.
lot n line Army, near Guerrero, 26xl0o.
Cozy Modern Home.
2o:4x1O5; Sll Castro, L. line. near 2lst. q
rooms and bath; all modern improvements.
BuSh-St. Mansion
30I137 :6; 1107 Bush. tween Leavenworth and
hyde; 10 rooms; for years the residence of the
late Ihomas bell; now rented Tor $1,000.
Marine View Residence Lot.
65xl37 %; in l or lots; > line OF Greenwich
between Hyde and Larkin; sDlenuid marine view
Cheap North Beach Home.
n line Chestnut, between Dupo t and Stock ton.
ZO1IO; Z1O Chestnut; rooms and batn
SELF 81 "a 26 27 %
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and proceeded to finish the job. 1t was
done with dispatch and ease. The big
snake seemed rroud of his new suit and
wriggled all around the case and admired
himself for some time. Then, to the as
constituent of the watchers, the smaller
snake climbed the tree and went through
the same performance, assisted by the
larger one. After both reptiles were free
from the old skins they made a meal of
them, and each drank about gallon of
water to wash down the repast. The
keepers say that it is no unusual thing for
small snakes 70 get rid OF their old skins
in this way, but they never heard of large
snakes like The python or boa doing il.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
IL Made Her Tired.
Detroit Tribune.

The wedding guests had departed and
the bride was looking over the Iresents.
1t is perhaps not necessary TO state she
was not beautiful but IN teresting Girls
of any other description never get married,
in story.
When her eyes rested upon the silver tea
sci they filled with tears.
''It makes me tired"
Her bosom heaved unanimously as she
spoke.
ito have people give me solid silver
when they are amply able to buy plated if
they only wanted to-"
Ii was only in tho light of recent ecO-
nomic developments that her words were
fraught with meaning.
Is your blood poor? Take BEECHAMs PILLS.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
Postponed.

80 great was the crowd at ST. Bridget's
Fair last night that it was next TO impos-
sibie for the committee TO dispose of all
the prizes. A great many beautiful arti-
cles in fancy work will be disposed of to-
morrow evening, when it is expected that
all interested in the matter will be pres
ent. Inc ladies' are full of hope that their
great laDors will be well rewarded and the
church debt of ST. Bridget's greatly dim in
ished, II not entirely wiped out.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

BURGLAR CAUGHT. - Thomas Sullivan,
alias Dave Mack, an ex-convict, opened the
shoestore OF Matthew White, 2I0 Leides dorff
street. with skeleton KEY about noon yester-
day aud was leaving win three pairs of shoes
when the proprietor returned from lunch. Sui
Ivan bolted, but was oyertaken by Police Off
Ger McGee and locked up in The City Prison on
charge of burglary.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

Prima donnas, actresses. actors OF renowu.
Find their El Dorado In, this wealthy town;
SoZoDoNr they patronize, will no other try
In the way of articles teeth to besutify.
Do as they do. reader. substitutes reject:
Equal OF this dentifrice you ne'er need expsct
The morning call., 1893-09-17
SHEDDING THEIR SKIN.
How the Pythons in the PhiIadeI-
phia Zoo Garden Did II.

Philadelphia dispatch st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The two large pythons which were i'm
ported from India for the Geological Gar
den have made themselves at home in their
quarters. They are said to be the largest
reptiles in this country. and naturally at
tract considerable attention. They had
only been here two weeks when beth
snakes underwent a change. They became
droopy and it was seen that they began to
The morning call., 1893-09-17
IMPORTANT CREDIT SALE.

EN &4E lh1S ~
BY order OF J. Z. WILLARD we will sell at pni,-
lie auction at Stockton, Cal, WEDNESDAY, Sept
90 at l O'Clock, at Carbon Stables, cor. San Joa-
qutn and Market Sts., 20 head OF Road, Work and
Well-bred Brood Mares, 2 fine Stations 10 head
of large Draught Horses; also several head of fine
Mich Cows Top Buggies, open Buggtes 1
Open Hack 2 PhaetOnS. Rockaways. 3 Carts 3
set Double Harness. 1 set Daught Harness 30 set
Single Harness, Robes, Whips. Blankets, Halters,
etc. Bus running. Fine lunch served for 800
free of charge. on Sept. 81 we will sell to the
highest bidder ! carload of Nevada Mules, 4 years
old from TO ID. Well halter-broke. This bunch
must be sold. Parties buying over 500 worth OF
stock can have years credit by giving good in.
dorsed notes
SELF At CURLEY e MCBRIDE. Aucrioneers
The morning call., 1893-09-17

is your blood pOOrf Take BEEcHAMs PILLS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-22

Dams v AUTRE PAGE de cette
publication on trouvera pour Ia pre-
miere fois l'annonce du NoyoRo du
DR.. Pierre.
Quoioue cettc medicine merveil-
leuse ait Ste pr6par6e ct employee
depuis plus de 100 ans, actuellement,
jusqu'a reinforcement ellie ma jamais,
etc annoncee ~beaucoup dams les
journaux, son proprietaire lie DR..
Peter Fahrney, lie petit-fiIs de celul
qui la decouverte, preferant de Ia
vendre d'apres ses propres merites.
Cedant aux INSTANCES solicitations de
nombrcuy amis ct commissioners qui
sont au courant DIES proprietes cura-
tives dc cette medicine, lie docteur
a rtsolu de placer son remede devant
le public ct de le METRE 4 Ia portee
de tous.
81 quelques uns de nos lecteurs Sc
t%rouvaient dams lie besoin de Sc seryir
dun purificateur du sang de premier
ordre, lis feront bien d'ecrire d
roficedu Docteur, 112 S. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago pour tous les renseigncments.
LIE Docteur ne met pas sa medicine
en- yente dams les pharmacies, &c
nest done pas une drogue pharma
c~eutique.
Sa methOde de vente est d'etablir
DIES agences. dams certains rayons
pour tenir son remede ct IL fournir d
tous ceuN qui pourraient en- avoir
besoin. Les agents sont NOMINEES
sans tenir compte de leur emploi
respectif GU position sociale DIES
pretres, ministries, i%nstituteurs GU
quiconque possesseur du desir de
faire lie bien peut ttre LommG agent,
pourvu quill n'eNiste pas deja une
agence dams lie %voisinage.
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De Observation-Disclosures
dernier par lie premier train de la
Nouvclle Orleans sont arrives 4
Thibodaux pl~usiears amis de Mr.. J.
\. Munich "The Grocer" pour prem
DIRE IN diner avec lui ; ces messieurs
etaient A. F. Himel, marchand com
misslonnaire de la Nouvelle Orleans,
ct president de la New Orleans Co
Operative Banking Association de
cette vile, Fred. Bertrand, un DIES
cafetiers les plus populaires de la
Nouvelle Orleans sur la rue du Canal
ct I'm DIES directeurs de l'association
ci-dessus mentionnee, Victor LeBeau,
III autre grand cafeticr de Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, a rencoignure DIES rues
B;enyille ct Decatur, Daniel Wen
ding ct Frere, manufacturers de
balais de la Nouvelle Orleans, ct
Raoul Manzoni, lie charge d~'atfaires
de la maison de commission de MI.
4. F. Himel. En- outre DIES amis
ci-dessus mentionn6s, Mr.. Frantz
Zernott ct votre humble serviteur
| etaient au nombre des eonvies-
| c'Gtait un diner de vieux garcons,
tous maries, nous croYons; enfn
nous voulons dire quill ny await pas
de DANES excepte la charmante IA
mile de Mr.. Munich, son aimable
spouse ct ses trois demoiselles qui
nous servaient reimbursement a table.
| Vous dire combien agreeable fut lie
diner, ct combien plaisante fut Ia
conversation, serait chose impossible
-c'etait un sans gene ct un laisser
aller vraiment charmant,-un diner
de bons vivants. A quath heures
de rapres-midi les convies de Mr.
Munich repartaient pour leur homo
charmes ct enchantes du temps agre.
able qu'ils avaient passe d Thlbodanx.
A la cuisiniere qui a su 81 bien
preparer lie diner ct la patisserie
nous n'avons que DIES compliments a
faire; nous en- prendrions un CONNIE
celui-la de temps en- temps, pour ne
pas dire tous les jours.
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Dams notre dernier numero nous
ayons oublie d'annoncer la mort de
Nine. Joseph Felix Colbus, nee
Marie FRANCHISE Barilleaux ellie est
morte 4 Labadieville, lie Z courant, q
raye de IT ans, 10 mois ct 2 jours.
Ellie etait Ia mere adaptive du Rev.
Pere Gustave Jobard, care de Ste.
PhilOmene.
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lie "Ptlican,' l'eIegant nouveau
bateau-mouche DIES freres C~onstan-
tin, a fat son premier voyage dams
lie Bayou Lafourche dimanche der
nier. II commencera q faire les
voyages reguliers u lie Bayou La
fourche la semaine prochaine q la
place du "Louisiana." Dams notre
proclaim numero, nou en- donnerons
une description.
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Mr.. j. l.. JOLIET ct sa dame de
Houma, apres avoir pass6 qnelques
tours dams la famillc de Mr.. \. JOLIET,
dr., son parts mardi dernlcr pour lie
Lac Charles pour en- faire leur de-
meure.
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La nharmacie du DR.. Dansereau

La pharmacie du DR.. Dansereau
Went d'obtenlr les services de Mr.. j..
Nj. Olivier de Lafayette, CONNIE phar-
macien. II nous arrive bien recon-
mande. C'est un charmant Jeune
homme nous lui souhaiton un
heureux seiour parmi nous.
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Pour ju9er de Ia force du cyclone
sur rhabitation ".Acadla' de Mr..
Price, une piece de bois six pouces
cares a etc enfonc6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT a
une profondeur de plus de einq
pieds dans la terre dure.
lie village de Thibodaux s'est bien
porte pour les blesses ct ecu qui
await tout perdu sur l'habitation
acadia )" une subscription q de
suite etc faite par NM. Earle Kno-
block ct Frantz Zernott pour leur
obtenir les SONS ct les besoins neces-
salres.
La conduitc de Mr.. W. II. Price,
dams cette occasion, u etc DIES plus
admirables.
On predit uh autre ouragan le %
de &c mois /; Ia prediction est faite
par lie meme qui await predit loura
gan du IA.
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Nous o ell mercredi n bon
ne plulr qui produire un bien inn
mense aux champs ct u jardins-
lis en- avaient Eesoin.
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EXcURsIoN.-Le Hope Hook and
Ladder Go. No. /" de Franklin don
nera une grande excursion lie Thi-
bodaux d la vile d'Opelousas lie
dimanche 80 Avril, 1898. lie train
partira de Thibodaux 4 & heures du
matin lie cont pour aller ct retour
est $500 VOLTA une bonnie OCCASION
pour ceux de nos citoyens qui desi.
rent yoir ct yisiter Ia paroisse st.
Landry ct sd charmante capitale,
situee dams lie centre de Attakapas j,
ct puts la promenade est DIES plus
agreables.
N'oubliez pas, CONNIE nous Iavons
deja annonce, gull v amra nne
grande foire Il rEglise de y. D. du
Prompt Secours, au Chackbay, le
samedi ct lie dimanche, lie 6 ct IL Z du
mois de mai proclaim. Que chacun
sc porte Il faire de cette foire III
success complet. lie Pere julie 3
deja fat beaucoup pour 81 paroisse
ct il LUZ reste ~beaucoup Il faire: mais
il a besoin du secours genereuN de SEES
zouailles pour accomplir les amelio
rations desirees. Que chacun done s'y
porte de bon ceur. ct mette Ia main
j Ia roue
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Jeuai dernier la matinee a etc
bien fraiche, quoi4u'iI ait fsit bien
chaud III vellle.
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VOL RAAo WV SAkS w u al 1
~auralent etc tues. |
Sur lhab,tation Waverly Ia sucre
RE q etc ur peu endommagee, ct
unc machine a distributor les engrais,
a etc emportee du champ ct jetee
dams lie viyier.
Lie hangar i cannes sur rhabita-
ton de Mr.. &. 4. Coignet, pres de
Lafourche Crossing, est 4 plat, ct unc
maison toute neuve chez Mr.. Gaudet,
voisin den bas de Mr.. Coignct, a etc
complement demolie.
Sur Ihabltation Raceland, lc
hangar a cannes a etc ecrase, tuant
un homme ct pleasant trois autres
heureusement pour MIR. Godchaux, les
mulets sous lie hangar avaient pris
repouvante IN moment avant Ia
chute du hangar ct s'etaient saves
grande quantite d'hommes qui Sc
t%rouvaient Ii en- firent autant autre-
ment on ne salt conbien d'hommes
ct de mulets auraient etc tues. En-
avant de cette habitation sur lie
bayou Sc ~trouvait une grande citerne
en- fer d syrop peasant 10000 ~livres; ellie
fut emportee de Fautre bord du
bayou, ct dams So chute, ellie abattit
une partie de Ia maison ct toute la
tonncllcrie DIES Chauvins sur ia rive
droite.
Sur l'%habitation Upper Ten, une
partie de la sucrerie ct toute la grande
ecurie dams laquelle Sc ~trouvait tous
les mulets, don't 3 ont Ste tues ct
8 bless6s.
Sur rhabitation Mary, appartenant
a Mr.. Richard Foret, pressure tout lie
toit de la sucrcric a etc enleve ct
emporte.
Sur FhabitatiOn dc NJ. Leblanc ct
Barker, lie grand hangar a foin ct la
{ batisse dams laquelle lis mettent leurs
outils aratoires, ont etc abattus +;
, aussi Ia chemin6e de la machine 4
d~essecher.
; Sur i'habitation Georgia." trois
cabannes ont etc ~enlevees DIES blocs.
Chez Mr.. Silvere Bourg, pres de
Lockport, une DIES chemlnees en- fer de
la sucrerie, ct lie tolt de Ia machine q
, d~essecher ont etc abattus lie hangar
a cannes a etc tordu ct penche.
= A Lockport, rEglise de St-Sauveur,
135x5O, sans sa forte charpente,
{ aurait couru grand rlsque d'etre
Z ~renversee; ellie a etc soulevee du
. cote dn vent, ct en- %revenant i So
place, les bancs de chaque cote du
S muir ont etc detaches; la balustradt
. de la chaire a etc aussi detachee.
Nous apprenons dune bonnie sour
, &c que settlement la sacristle d.
: pEglise de n. D. du Rosaire, al
: Canal Harang, a etc abattue re
y elise est intacte.
y Sur p~habitation Mcleod du Mai
: Cleophas Lagarde, quelques degat.
= ont etc fats Il Ia machine Il desse
{ cher.
Nous apprenons que plusieur
n autres maisons ont etc renyersee
n dams lie bas de Lafourche, mais Jus
qu'ici nous men svons resu aucu'
detail.
DEGATs dams LA PAROIssE TERRF
= BONNIE.
Sur r%habitation "Island of Cuba
e nne partie de Ia sucrerie a ct
u abattue. Une dizaine de jours avan
les NM. Piedra await fait assurer /
9 sucrerie contre les ouragans pou
$5OO0.0 90.
. Sur rhabitation Ardoyne appartt
nant an Senateur John D. Shafel
e. sur lie Bayou Black, n partie d
II la sncrerie, ct le toit de recuri
furent emportes ; ct la magnifqu
la residence, en- voie de construction
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STE. MARIE PAMELA.-Salledi
ct dimanche, lie 90 ct 80 de ce moi,
som les jours fixes pour la grande
foire qui aura lieu a rEglise Ste.
Marie Pamela pour obtenir les fonds
necessaires pour la construction du
clocher dc cette eglise. lie "Sentell"
partlra de Thibodaux lie dimanche
matin 4 dix heure-prix pour aller ct
retour s1.o0 ct rHelene partira de
Lockport lie dimanche matin pour
les excursionistes qui voudront Sc
rendre d In foire.
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GRANDE FORE A LoCKpoRT.-Le
Pere p. NJ. +. Letilly, lie zele cure
de fEglise St. Sauveur Il Lockport,
nous prize d'annoncer d e g%enereux
paroissiens quill donnera une grande
foire dams lie beau pare tie l'Eglise,
dinanche lie % mai, 1898, pour Ia
construction dune banquctte en-
briques de rEglise ALL village de
Lockport. lie but lie Get foire est
DIES plus louables, ct nous esperons
QUE chacun fera dc son mieux pour
aceomplir ce resultat.
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Nous avons a announcer la mort de
Mr.. Leme Marlborough, un DIES plus
yieux citoyens du village de Thibo-
daux, d rage de Ga n ; il est mort
lundi soir, ct a etc enterr6 mercredi
matln dams lie cimetiere de lEglise
Catholique St. Joseph. II laisse un
frere juneau ct plusieurs enfants
pour deplorer ga mort. C'etait un
bon citoyen, un bon epoux, un bon
pere de famille.
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HOUVELLES LOCALES.

La cour de District est encore ell
session dams la paroisse Terrebon-
ne.
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Briefs from Barton Heights.

Mr.. George a. Minor has returned from
New York.
MIR. II. l.. Lorraine IS back from "a
trip 10 Powhatan.
Miss Barton has returned from
months visit to New York.
Miss Bessie Collins, OF Little Rock. Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. James II. Barton.
Each of the Sunday schools Will have
a Christmas entertainment for the chill
dren.
Mir. w. A. Wits new residence on
Barton avenue is completed, and he is
moving in.
There was a baptizing at both the Bap-
fist and Methodist churches on Sunday
night.
The sociable given by the young ladies
OF the Episcopal church 20 the congrera-
ton and friends OF the church, was quite
a brilliant success.
MIR. c. c. Akers will begin the erection
Of a house I'm Barton and Fourqurean
suburbs I'm a few days.
Mrs. w. X. Bache. who has been ex-
tremely i'll for the past week, Is betteN
and there Is hope of her speedy recovery
Mr.. W. T. Hutchinson has removed MS
family 90 tho Heights, and Is boarding
AZ MIR. S. u. Brady's until his new resi-
dence on Lamb avenue is completed.
Colonel Fem, OF Memphis. who Is the
quest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w, \. Dabney.
OF Brookland Park, has been quito Sick
but Is now much improved.
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r -
NV Hsd,lk.Ussts

IVA. q. W uvssetAsWv VsVtu u'sss
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10, 1883.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREET
STATION.
600 A. NJ. paIly-hiehmond and Norfolk
rive Norfolk l.25 A.. NJ
Stops only az Petersburg.
400 A. N. Daily THE CHICAGO Elk
Roanoke Sno BiSefield. PocaSos.
tas, Kenova, Columbus, and
Chicago. Pullman Buffet
sleeper Roanoke to Columbus
$40 P NJ ps Siyh fS4 S sSaf5ss Suffolk. and
intermediate stations. Arrive
Norfolk $50 p. NJ
IL 80 p. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, Radford,
Pulaski, and Bristol. Con-
With Washington and Chat.
sieepers- Roanoke to Mem
pills and New Orleans. Din
inS-car attached. Also for
BIuefeld and Pocahantas;
also for Rocky Mount and
all stations Wlnston-Salem
Division.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER be,
tween RICHMOND and LyNCHBHRG
ready for Occupancy ar 70 Roan a1sS run
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch.
burg and the West daily $40 A. NJ, and
100 p. M. From Norfolk and the East.
1859 A. NJ, and Vestibuled Limited 100 p.
>" r. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
w. u. BEVlEL,
General Passenger Agent:
General office. Roanoke. Va nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-19
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