The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
CHANCES IN THE TRAINS.
nc + ast Mail 70 be Discontinued sun.
oay-The New Train south.


oay-The New Train south.
Inc new Atlantic Cost Line train. n be
known as the Atlantic Coast Line BY
press, to run from New York south and
which viii take the place Of the fast mail
viii be inaugurated Sunday. At thu
same time train No. g. the fast mail
'i2# leaving New York at 1878 an night
euu washington at 1887 a. m. will be
discontinued 70 points reached bv the
atlantic Coast Line south of Weldon
North Carolina. '''''
Inc new service offers material reduc-
tlon IN time from New York To Charles
Ton, Columbia, Savannah, Brunswick.
Aloany, Townsville, Montgomery and
jacksonville, St. Augustine, Ocala, San
Iotu; tampa, and all points in eastern and
mode Florida; also to Havana, Cuba.
Win only one night EN- route to the Gulf.
The Atlantic Coast Line express will
leave New York daily at 8 80 a. m. giving
equal passenger facilities for reaching
points IN North and South Carolina, Geor-
gla and Florida, as afforded by the fast
man newspaper train that has been leav-
ing New York at 4 :35 q. m and Washing
ton at 1857 a. m, and win reach Savan-
nah at S:l8 a. N.
The new train will carry Pullman buff
ct sleeping cars from New York to Port
Tampa, via Jacksonville, New York to
charleston, and New York to Columbia.
Train No %, 9 p. m from New York.
will be continued on the present schedule.
leaving Savannah south at 6:10 a. m. and
Will be the first train out of Savannah for
Florida and points south of here.
Whlle the new service will afford greater
accommodation to passenger travel, the
mails will be delayed. There will be very
little delay in the New York letter mail
which will reach here in closed pouches
on train % at 3 :55 a. m, and will be ready
for distribution before the opening of
business. This mail formerly reached
here at 4 :02 a. IN. The letter mail from
Boston and all points east of New York
and the newspaper mail, which now reach
here on the fast mail, however, will be
brought on the new train and will not
reach here until 8:1S a. m.
The abandonment of the fast mail Is due
to the failure of the Atlantic Coast Line
people to submit their bid in time to Sc
cure the contract, which was awarded
to the Richmond and Danville.
An important change will be made in
the schedules of the South Bound Sun
day The train at present leaving Sa-
vannah at 1920 a. m. viii leave at a.
LIS al LIVING dJ AOluLlDAd ub ~ ~ Il. Ill.,
Asheville $40 p. m, GreenYille 5 Is p. m.
Walhalla, Anderson 4 rs p. M, and Spar
tanburg at $50 p. m. This will give a
daylight run through from Savannah to
all the Carolina resorts, and a correspond
ingly quicker service has been arranged
to the Virginia resorts
The specially attractive feature of the
new schedule will be the operation of
through coach between Savannah and
Asheville, obviating any change of cars
en- route. The return schedule has been
arranged to leave Columbia at 8 go p. NJ.
and arrive at Savannah at p. M, with
close connection at Columbia from all
principal resorts in Carolina, Virginia and
the east. The Augusta connection with
through coach, leaving Savannah at 80
p. M, is still in effect, as is also the
through connection to the east from Sa-
vannah, leaving Savannah at 6 a. m.