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Pastor Rsmembersd-The New Churcl

Pastor Semenbered-The New Church
CHARLOTTESvTLLE, VA, Jan. B.
The Iseason when every one aims
to express his gratitude to God for
the many blessings of the past year,
has come and gone. 1t was Joy
Gus season with us, aud our pro-
gramme rendered by the various
Sunday Schools were ed bv
.,S----~ audiences. The recitations
and cantatas were well rendered.
Our pastors were not forgotten.
The members Of the CIV. F." Club In
che First Baptist church, presented
Rev. Goodall with fine navy blue
overcoat, an excellent china tea set,
a study lamp. and many other val
liable presents we're given him by the
members of bis aock.
The pews of the EbeneHer Baptist
church have come and they are max
ing ready to announce their date ol
dedication.
The Mt. Zion Baptist church ran {
bazaar all the holidays, changing
the programme each night for thI
visitors to witness.
The parties are plentiful at pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomai
gave a reception to the bride an(
lgroom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis johnson
of Amherst, Va.
Mrs. Morton gave Mr.. and Mrs
James Coles, the bride and groom O
Washington, d. c., reception.
The young ladies of the town ha'
their reception during the holidays
and the young gentlemen replied o.
New Years night.
Messrs. T. Ferguson, Mr.. A. Full
ler, our Charlottesville boys were 1
from Washington, d. c., to spen
Xmas. The members OF thew. +. vii
tied Mrs. Patsy Going who has bee
: sick for some time. She Is styled a
one of the faithful members OF til
First baptist church, one who ia
proven true instorm and peace. Go
affilcts her while in active servic'
This Club went to see her with thei
prayers In their hands In order tina
! she may see that she Is remembers,
! and that she shsll not want Will
Z being unable to come or give TO tn
church. Let us not fear Co serve th
church for some body will remembe
us when we are down.
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YICE.PREsIDENT TAYLOR's
Labnrs-91OOO Worth OF Stock Sold.
Endowment Paid to Rev DIR. Prices
Widow.

RALKIsH. N. C. January 2, 1904
EditorOf PLANET. Sir,-Please al
low me little space In your paper
Rsv. w. L. Taylor Vice Grand mas
q. o. T. r. was in our city last week
on business OF the True Reformers,
We had q pleasant meeting and q
grand lecture, In the intrest Of the
Organization. While here, he organ
lied q division with Rev. w. A.
Jones as chief, and Mrs. MARY A
Stanley as sec'y. He also lessed fol
the True Reformers q hall on Fay
etteviIle st. he sold shares of stool
20 the amount of one thousand dol
lars. He left here Saturday night
for Salisbury N. G. TO pay the eDdoy
ment OF the late DR.. j. c. Price
amounting $583.OO.
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A Rich coIorea Man,s WIN.
[Meseogee Ind. Ter. sun.l


The viii OF Tbomy LatOn, Of New
Orleans, who was the richest colored
man in rhe South, was probated re
Gently before Judge Monroe IN the
Civil District court. The will and q
codicil we're sealed. This will Is writ.
ten IN French. IL makes requests
ranging from $500 TO $4,000 to over
a score OF persons, and also leaves
property 10 charitable institutions
valued at from So 900 90 $4,000.
Among the institutions mentioned
are the Shakespeare Aims House, the
Old Folks Home Society for Catholic
Colored indigents, and dozen 9th
ers. The estate of the deceased is
estimated to be from 100000 to
100000, consisting principally of
real estate. The only heir the de-
ceased left was sister who is bed
ridden. She was left enough to live
upon comfortably the rest Of her life.
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Fulton Notes.

Sunday being the last day of 1898
the services OF the Calvary and Zion
Baptist churches, taken all things
under consideration, the turn out
was good. The services were very
impressive. Rev. III. w. Chiles at II
m. Bpreached an excellent sermon.
He dealt severely on sin. At 4 p,
M, Rev. Daniel James preached.
The elder treated upon the lew OF
God. He said the law of God Is so
straight, accurate, perfect and pure,
that it makes US see how imperfect
and sinful We are said he, your
thoughts are contrary to those of
God. At Sp. N. Rev. f. Williams of
Petersburg, preached q good ser
mon.
Next Sunday Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Sunday School expecJ to
have a good time. The young men
of Fulton, and the students win de.
liver short addresses also, recitations
by the scholars.
Rev. A. Ferguson at $50 p. N. will
administer the Lords supper. A
glorious time is expected.
Next Sunday being the first Sunday
in 1894 elder James desires q good
gathering. Services all day, Has,
an, 4:45p. IN. and 8 pm.
The leader of the choir has been
unable to sing owing to cold but
will be out on duty Sunday.
We have many sick, poor and
needy persons In our midst. Friends
don't forget them. 5 cents will help.
Rev. A. Blnga's choir rendered ex-
cellent music. Leader, Mr.. James
Fl. Lewis.
FULTON NoTEs-DEC, &c, '93.
Christmas day being so very pleas
ant the people of this section of the
city greatly enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Susan A. Jones has gone to
Norfolk to spend the holidays with
her relatives and friends.
Many have been sick but are i'm
proving.
Sunday, December oath, at the
Rising Mt zion Baptist church, ar
11:45 q. M, Rev. 4. Binga. D. D., o;
Manchester, preached an excellent
sermon TO HIS attentive hearers; at
$50 p. 10, Rev. Smith preached; at
$50 p. m, Rev. James preached q
wonderful sermon.
The children OF the Mt. Calvary
and Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Sun.
day Schools greatly enjoyed them.
selves at their Christmas trees this
week.
Mrs. Susan A. Jones made the
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THE HUB.
The Passion PLAYA Legacy Left
Religious Notes.

BosToN, MASS, Jan. 2, 1604-The
Passion Play which was so grGndly
illustrated by Rev. J. j. Lewia on the
evening OF Dec. 21st was not cue
cess owing to the small attendance,
but viii be repeated sometime In the
near futura.
Mrs. Harriet Hayden widow of the
late Lewis Hayden passed over the
river, after short Illness, at her his
toric residence 10 Phillips st. Clos.
log out we'll spent life aud breaking
another link in the history Of our
race.
At II O'Clock Wednesday the sol
emn procession proceeded to the
Zion A. NJ. E. Church, N. Russell St.,
led by Rev. NJ. Van Horn, of New
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Rich, Happy and Successful.

n AL their undertakings ~hsls these Who etlect
his aevfee ere stlA leborine against p vArty.
Through his perfect ksowledge 81 ebemis try. be
can tmpaSt to yon a secret that WI o. erooms
5eur enemies end WIN on friends: His d ane
advice hus often been solieftsd the result has
aiwaxe been abe securing CT ~ eedy and happy
marrtages pEd ell yeur wishes. In love efsfrs
he never fsfls. He has the secret Of winning the
eNeetions a. the opposite sex.
II IA the curse Of spir,tualism that in Al large
elties there are . class OF men ans W0Esn who
dam powers they do not possess. 4hsy have
neither gifts. CREDENTIALS nor ref rsnesc. Surely
the colofes Reeple are rot Sc waiting in sense IS
30 throw the tire snd meaov awaE en- RueA.
DIR. SHEA refers TO the Hon. Charles Ailtsr. cap
fteBst, 24Si Atlantic avenue: she Non. VIA a1a
DenD0To, afchitect and builder, A CoVeloRd
Avenue AID Mr.. Fred. Lsmps. grocer cal FHiton
street Bfooklyn- al have knewn hiSo fer the
past seven years Ne gives = free tsst of bic pow
sr So al. The degtor has pyse iced Gve yeare IN
New Orleans. st. Loria Menu hiH and Isousville;
o. derstsA6s thoroughly the sa~@----
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$1,000 REWARD
DIR. Shea-M arvelous
Medium

Civcs the names OF dad ana living friends. tells
who and when you VIII IA arfy. slsO Of knsinsss
Journeys. lawsuits. ab1ent friends health or SPY
VIKING Yea Wtsh to know. I'D matter what "a 3.
he can cell up ycur spirit lsien "a ecd show the u
To ~ .. Ce9 make tbtm rap 81 sradSd the
room. ae aeks no cusstionr cont AJAX you 20
write names fer him. Done try 10 pump you in
~ inGofsec b. leading spiritcrliEts evsry where
received fFcaa them gCla medal asd eDerici II
cease 10 practices his wenceriol rawers cre60D.
tSis ne one else can ~ ow. can give thores&as
~ rsfeEsnccG to beth white and coiered patrons.
IweDt5-nve yesrs' praetice-sSven IN Brooklyn
WI shew you Ii at he can 20 al he tells ef Can
ia you what business 70 best tor yeu and WHERE.
Can tell you hsw 10 win speedy ynEFTiaSe with
the one Yen love How 70 be successful IA eli
yoar Selaea, In short. what Is beat to d.. He
succeeds akeU ali cfhers fail. Poeitive and eat
isEaStion Or pay. Call end see. You VIII hvd
ttlueky TO consult ths CHRISTIAN geUt2cman. he
hes n seicine that viii crFe crunkenoss. csn be
eiven pstisats not Knowing t. thousands
through Aim are now
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A PLACE FOR C. W. ANDERSON.
The ColOred Orator TO be State Treas
urer G. Ii. COlvin's Secretary.

Charles W. Anderson the colored
orator OF New York, is the first NeE
York Republican to receive official
recognition. State Treasurer-elect
G. b. Colvin has appointed Mr.. An
derson his private secretary. The
salary is 50 200 per year. Mr.. An
dereon is a Yale graduate, and for
several years has been active in Re-
publican politics. He Is always in
demand as a campaign speaker, and
has established a reputation for ora
tory throughout the State. Here In
the city he devotes his political ener-
gy to the Eleventh Assembly dis
trict.
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This csrtifies that an article pub
lished in the PLANET dated Nov,
2Sth 1893 stating the action OF the
Goth st Baptist Church In excommu-
nicatiug certain members from the
said Church.
Now the Church wants the pub
Tic to know that at her last regular
meeting after careful investigation
the Church unanimously exonerated
and restored to membership Bros.
Booker L. Jordon, and Willie Joc-
dan having proven that they had
nothing TO do with the disturbances
of the Church. Done by order Of the
above named Church.
Rev. Dr.. Samuei Christian Modeg-
ator, William Russell, Church clerk.
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LynChers Convicted.
[Des Moines, Ia. Avalanche ]

"PME BLUFF, ARK. Nov. 2S-For
the first time in the historyof the
state have lynchers been arlaigDed
and found guilty At Warner today,
Ysncey Hawkins, Edmund Taylor
and Tom Reilly. leaders OF tie late
lynchers at Warmer, were tried and
found guilty Of murder il tsh first
degree, and three Others were found
guilty a. accessories. VIII Taylor,
1t vas prOEen, was only q spc sator,
and was discharged. Several more
arrests have been and viii be ade."
The above article tries TO { uvey
the idea that Arkansas will Il snish
lynchers. which is trne If theV Ne.
groes, as eli the above named H.
nails are Negroes. Had the IN
white not one could have been ,AAd
or identified.
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St. Philips p. (. Church.

Tomorrow, the last Sunday after
Epiphany. there viii be appropriate serv
ices at IL A. NJ. and 8 T.. M. At the even
ing service the Rector will preach a spe-
cial upon "Prsyer.' All are invited.
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VIM. 8 I. Association.
Washington Bee.l

V. 1. NJ. & L. Association. 1901
18th Street N. W. This store just
opened by the above association has
every class of goods that you will
tiDd In any first-slass grocery store
Our race should give it their patron
age
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c 81 Q
& OHIO RAILWAY.
EFFECTIVE Nov. 10, 1898.
RAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROA D-sTRN
STATION

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, BROh D-sTRN
Station.
$40 An. Daily. vith PullDar Tor local -
tions, NeEp0rt News, old P0t5
Norfolk and Portsmouth
800 F. Is. Dahy.vifh Porlor Cantor ioeoista-
tione, Newport News, Gid Roint,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
7.s5 q. "a. Loco2 train. 0xcspt sunday, fer
clifton Forge. Connects at Cord
eviiie for y ashinEtcn, at Virginia
Midland junction for L4yncnburR
at Bssie for HeRsrstovn aad ~ 7
sOO P. NJ. the ciaeInns'i ana St. e cuis LIN
tied. daily. with PaTior car ~
Charlottesville and Pullman sissr
or Chariotteaevfiio 70 Cincinnafi
and St Louis. Msais ssrved on
Dining Cara Local TrAiRa No
follows No IL ChsrlottsEslls 70
ct union
$50 p. n Local train. szespt sunday. Az
commodadon tor Cha loftasvine
lOOOP NJ DAILY for cintasnsSl With Pullman
w to iHjntoa asd chasiottosvii 9
10 CiSeinnah aud Louisviils.
Dinlngcar Clifton forxo to CiucIn~
natl CoEneets at Covington. va,
TOR Virginia hot Springs daily.
Meals serTad dtning~eara.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET STATION
800 A. N. DAILY, with Rslacs-cor FOR Ls xingtoB
uynchburg and Clifton Eor<a. Col
meets, except Sunday, for Arvonfgs.
4.so P. NJ Excspt Sunday, Accommodation for
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ Daily from Cincinnati.
IL 30 A. NJ. Daily. from Norfoik and OLD Point
400 P. NJ. Dsiiy. from oincinnad nsd Louis
vfle-
s.kOP. n. Daily. from Norfolk and old Point.
las p. NJ Except Sundos, from stanton.
TRAINS ARRIVE EI0HTR-sTREETsT STATION
s45A. Except sunday. kop Colombia.
Forse. Jo6r d. fOrTS.
Division Puesenfpef Astat
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fDaT

Tho trafn3 leaving Richmond At A. M. a1d
Norfolk at L. 81. are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers 80 through without
change Of cars.
Trsins leaving Richmond ct 3 A. II. and II 90
=. H., and arriving at Richmond at SS5 NJ,
and AS T.. H.. mike close connection al Pccers-
burg to aad from FArmFiile, Lynchburg, and
vest.
r. II. sULLY. superintendent.
=. II. ID. MYEEs. General superintendent
TN. EatHEEsON. Traffic ManEger.
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Rising Mt. Zion Baptist church q
present OF a fine rug which was
made by the fret mate OF the Old
Dominion Steamship.
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During the winter months, upon
Wednesday OF each week the ladies and
friends Of st. Philips congregation will
serve soup to the poor.
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WANTED a position as porter OF
w coachman. Can give the best OF
recommendations. Address John
Scott 1409 E. Marshall St.
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eENI-w EFKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
SfoaEnsrs Leave Richmcnd EVERY TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY at O'Clock p. ~,
Manifest closed one hour before sailing time
Steamers leave New York from Pier 20. NORTH
River for Richmond every WEDNESDAY, AND
SATURDAY at =. NJ, arriving I'm Richmond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNIH0G.
Passenger accomri ooations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York. Including meals and
berth. via James River Routs.........~....-e a.0C
Round Trip Tickets limited TO thirty days
after dRte OF IL %
SteoTags fare, with Geo
EtesTaee fare. without snbsietence.......... 500
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
wayzAnd Richmo nd and Petersburg Rail
road tickets limited to four days)........ eos
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty
ool l4suO
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond Trans
Company's. sol east Main street. Oh esapeoSc
and CMo and Richmond and Petersburg dsTrots
and st the company's office, 1901 Main street
and wh aEf Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills of IadIns
issued TOR points beyond Nsw York,
Freight received daily until p. ~.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and HATUB-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
ivIasNewpoTtsNswnl at sac A. NJ, and by The
Mc1noRd and Petersburg Railroad (seme daysl
At A. NJ. will make connection ~ Eorfoli
With steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
no. 1907 Main street.
and eompany's wharf, Rockets.
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BROoxLYE, AUG Is, IsSl.-This fs to certify
ssasss in strange c city cut Of wSrF ana sas Of
Qensy. ha4 no luck In any thiBa undertook.
What to do. ala net knew. A htsnd ADVISED
me the cause Of my treublee; ~ oQ0k ne in SRe
treated rae Ike brother. TbroFeh ham got
eeSd position that very week ! heA been TO
Gess. bless the day / hrSt nes Doctor shea.
wsRld advise al in bae luck. sick OF IN trouble
to go TO him at once. Sincerely, ALBEAT AYERS.
1881 Atlantic avenue.
BRooKIYs. Aug. is. 1ssl.--This 10 to certify
that my husl and had gons sway end had been
absent two years. ] mournod for him night end
day. i gave hm up as dead. Hearing sf tue
wonderful things DR. SHEA was DOING rssolv-
ed TO consult hiic. He told me that ny husband
VISA alive and we'll and where he was teld me no
would come homo and whom. To nv Joy ell of IL
came True: He ts home now. came back like enc
from the dead. 4 also wish to say that this
month lost $3.50. am q ooor woman aud
was most insane. went o DR.. SHEA and no
told nae 1 would fpd my none and to my irl-
tense Joy did ind Il as he told me. I thank
GoD there is o man so gifted in our midst that
can heP people and tell them vheY 80 do. Sin
cei ely. Mrs. BARRETT, l2l 23rd Street.
DIR. SHEA can show thousands such as tho
DOCTOR SHEA
has been carefully educated IN the Homeopathic
aDd Eclsetlc SchoLls Of Medicine His auccesa ~
wonderful in curing Paralysis. hneS Ssss
ton. Ague Dls- easla, 4 De Worms, Liver COM
plants. Dosinss tatarrh, Dropsv, Piles. Merry
eases Cf Women o1o Children, Fits, Kidney Dts
cases. AND oil strange and mystorio0s diseases
which Others dent understand All diseases, no
tier what they4nay be. Nothing but honor
nblo treatment. He caD and win honestly tell
yOu q you can be cured. Gas al new reacoioa
ana new successes. las had ample experience Ia
public hospital and private Clnlca. No ttiIins
with hOiasn he Can at once. Do not delay
diplomas hang in parltrs. Is 8reeistered phy 81
clan. \ nav remeay for rheumatism iuat discOV'
cred, not . llnament. Eofelcao cases ant tl0Sl
that Others cannot cure solicited to caii. Fol
loika thin, the cbtldlcss made Parents.
an letters must contain enc dollar, two
htSmps. ogo, lock OF hair. Charges for IaOdica
treatment only.
651 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY.
~ Mention this paper.
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Today, at IL A. n. special Epipha-
ny services will be held at st. Philips
Church.
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srOPPINaI pLACEs.

STOPPING PLACES.
fos. u, 45. a6. and IS make no stops. Noe "a
nd 1cz stop az Beldeid anc Stony Greek Oh sig
n1i. Nos. -. 81. So. a.. and - stop on siarel
A. Manchester, Drswry's, Centrelia. and CHESTER
Ncs.S2. 49, will stop on.eiRn az 81 al aCatlooe
pullman rslaco Bvfiot Sleep,ag-Cor on AZ
through trsins. on TrGina Noe. 81 and % sleep
ing-Car6 between Richmond and II ncnbcrs' v D.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond at ATOP. III. daily and ar
riviag at weldon at 526 p. NJ. and at Atlanta
az 50 A. ~. via 5. IL. l.. Through sieepers-hich
ncnd 10 AtAnta.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOK.
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o.a.r .-.-..Sas u saadaes Er-
FdVSa ~ Wrshi0gtOs lie 2 N
Daitimors, l213 A. NJ. Phna6el-
phia.Ss40 A. III. New York, eos a NJ
sos A. Ri. arrives a. byrd-sOreee Staten
daily. sleeper fron New Yerk.
stops 90 Wide . ter. Brooke,
Frederick sOurg, Ailf0rd. DoBwoh Ask
land and Elba. stops At other sta
tons on sundays. Leaves MRsh~
tn6ton at 400 A. n.
2.ss P. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Strsst Staten dsa
Fredericksburg, Nilford, Aahlaxd,
DosW0lland Eliza. Leaves Waahiag-
ton 80 1857 Al
T.lOsP IN. aEzivss et 81 rc.s trsst STATEN daily
ford, DSsWn, ana Ashland. pullman
cars from New York WashiRReon
Leaves Washington $40 2. n. Does
not stop at Elba.
II aoP a. arrives at Byr0-Stroot Station dali
". Except sundsyl LoavssWash
FREDRRICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
4OeP. NJ. leaves Byrd-strest Station. Arrives
at Frederickcburg at ga p. NJ
sASA NJ arrives at Byrd-Street Station.
Leaves Fredericksburg az 5b0A
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
s.4sA. NJ, leaves Eloa. Arrives at Ashland at
$50 P. NJ, leaves Elbs. Arrives &c Ashland at
TOT Z. M.
GAS A.M, arrives at Elba. Leaves AsAIan ct
SOAP. NJ. ersiyss at Elba. Leaves ASHLAND II
G.lsP n.
CA. TAYLOR, Trsas Manager
Z. n. n. MYERS. General superiassadsnt.
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81 n n - y 1'IIt-1t<1 . VI n Nv
YORK RIVER Line "a sasg
TIE rAvoRrrE - UrE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHNoND.

TRAIN NO. 40, 3-1ef =. ~.
LOCAL fExPRESS, daily except SIN 2
Stops at all stations. AT faator Manor go
meets with stage for Walkerton; Nisn Baltlin, IS
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN no. Is. AS p. n
BALTIa1ORE LIMITED daily except scndev
for VEST Polnt. cenncetlng With Iork-kiqer
stsSrlofs for Baltimore. At Baltimore stearsl-
SIS connect With baltimore and Ohio railroad
for Washington, Philadelphia snc New YORK
eteemera leave baltimore at p. a.. dafig ex-
capt sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive at Richmond
at 9.O5 A. Y. lO.k0 A. M. and SIS p. A.
TRAIN no. "A. T.C5 a. N.
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
TWsnty-thirc Street fos Vest Poinc aud later
Ircdi1Ve points.
1iekst-olics at citation foot Of Virginia ST.
Opsn a. Al. ~ o p. "a. and from =. n. to IL.
30 A. Is.
CITY ticket-o11ce-e0l east 1frin st.
SOL. HAAS, w A. TURK.
1refnc Manager. Gen. Passenger Agsnt.
w. Ii. 0RERE General Menagsr
J. s. b. Thompson. Supsxintend Mt.
JOHN M. 6LALL, Travelling PassaaSs
sle cert Kahn gtScst. &
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Connoncine SUNDAY. Oct. 4. 1893 ~ ~ OF
A. Al. trans on this road will run - FOL ows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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Please Read the Following /:

- &C pauonage TO-
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u ICEMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
-AN AND POTOMAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commencing DEC. Sd, 1893. Eastern stax-
dard time.
Tao A. NJ. leaves Byrd-streot Bhatson daily
(oxoopt sunday. stops az Eiha
anc local stations Arrivcs a.
Warrington &C 17.el =. NJ Balti-
morS. 117 =. N. Philacslpkia s:ls
p NJ; New York Sac p. Il
ta:OO noon, leaves Bfrd-Strsst Staten dalr
stops at Elba Ashland DosWSR
Milford, EreoeTickburx, Breok
and Whitewater. Arrives Al
Warrington at o.10 2. NJ, Balti-
more. 6.34 r. NJ; PkInGeIpk Ria
7A0 p IA; New York. 1e.aa ~
Also coRSsets "a " Ashisgt WftA
the Congressional Limited tan
Pullman PaEior cars and Pena-
sylVania railroad DzAing cansl
leaving at 400 >. ~. daflr
a1riv1ng 40 Baltimore AeA D. IA ,
and New York ,. - y n.
tbs p. n. leaves Byrd-Strest Staten Gnily
aleSping-cer Richnona - NewYsrk
aud Warrington 90 Pkn4dslshia
S4nna - -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

RICHMOND & DANvmLE X. X. Co.
SAMUEL SPENCER, =. W HUIDEEoPnR AKDR
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Richmond & Danville and Nortn Car
DINA Divisions.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Ia Eject August ID. 1898.
TRAINS LEAVES RICHMOND VA.
12;5s A. NJ SOUTHERN NxFREBS. DAILY 70
Allan Augusta. and p6fntn
South. CONTESTS ut DenxilH Rtih
the WASHINGTON AND EouIH-
WESTERN fVES1JnuI.g Lf1frh,
ODD. Connects al 0raeuaDoros Tor
Durhsm and Raleigh; at Galistd1r
for NeateEn rNorth Carolina Pas
ptpRera can take eiseper at 3 p. As.
12:4o p. n. FAS1 MAIL, dEflt, for Atiapo1.
Augusta, and points south. Cos
meets et Hosely with EoTmFfne an 4
Powhatsn railroad, at Keysviiia
for 'Clarksviils. Cxford Henderson
aud Durham. end at Greenboro' for 2
Drrha1n. Raleigh and Wsu1toe-Ea, z
en-. Through elcepcrs from DanTii
south.
500 p. "A. LOCAL. dolly except Sunday.
Amelia CSurSA0uhc as1C lctcfE
ate pofnts.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIcHMOND'&.
700 A. y. From Atlanta 20 Augusta. n
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