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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02
W. H. 0OUDY'S FUNERAL.

place at II o'clock Wednesday morn
ing from his late home, 10 Asto
street. The services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Tomkins, of St. James
Episcopal Church. The floral offer
ings were numerous and beautiful II
designs and about and over The
casket were strewn lilies, roses ant
immortelles.
Many Of the dead mans late asso
ciates and members of the Waubansia
Club participated in the last rites.
The pall.bearers were Robert +.
Shanklin, John King, Edward Ryer.
sou. II. +. Hurlbert, J. $. Harlan
and Dudley Winston. The inter.
ment took place in Graceland GENE
terry.
william j. Goudy was the only son
of the late Judge William c. Goudy,
and senior member of the law and
banking firm of Goudy, Shanklin 4
Co.
About three weeks ago Mr.. Goudy
had an attack Of measles for the flrst
time In his life and had been confined
to his residence from that time till he
died. In some way, while moving
about the house from one room to an.
other. he caught cold which devcl.
oped into pneumonia. At no time
until the day Of his death was
his condition considered serious
enough to cause alarm, though
the solicitude Of his family In.
duced him to receive attentions
from Drs. Tucker, Billings and Ia.
vile. The heat Of tho day affected
him most unfavorably, and toward
evening the possibility Of his death
was looked for. lie died a little aft
or = o'clock.
Mr.. Goudy would have been thirty
years old June Z next. He graduated
from Princeton College In the class
Of $50, and Immediately afterward
entered upon the study and then the
practice of law In the ONCE Of Cloudy,
Green y Goudy, Of which his father,
Judge Goudy, was senior partner.
About a year ago he organized the
arm OF Cloudy, Shanklin \ Co., mort
gage bankers and lawyers. at "a La.
Sale street. His partner was Robert
+. Shanklin.
In politics Mr.. Goudy never took
an active part, and had no aspiration
to hold ONCE. He supported Mayor
Hopkins In the last Mayoralty cleo.
tion. He was q member Of the Wau.
bansee Club, and was the predecessor
OF the present president, Judge Vim.
cent. He was also a member Of the
Union, University, Washington Park,
and Chicago Athletic Clubs
Mr.. Cloudy was one Of the wealth.
lest residents Of the North Side, and
bis residence, at Aston and Goethe
streets, Is Of note In that stylish
quarter.
Six years ago Mr.. Goudy married
Miss Caroline Walker, daughter of
Samuel J. Walker, of Chicago. One
child was born to them-Helen-
Is about four years old. The some.
what unexpected death OF her hus.
band was great shock to young Mrs.
GOudy, who, with her child and her
sister, Mrs. Ira J. Geer, was beside
the death bed.
The young mans father, Judge
William c. Goudy, died about year
ago, and was buried at Graceland,
where the remains Of the son were
-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02

He leaves a widow and four children.
His estate is valued at several mil.
lion dollars. Mr.. Blatz never took
an active part in public affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
MOSES LYON FATALLY SHOT.
Resisting Police-Onicer X. j. Day-snp'
| posed Post-Ofice Robber.

WELDON. n. c., November 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-A negro man. who gives his name
as Moses Lyon was shot and probably
fatally wounded by Police-ofiicer X. j.
Day here this morning. The officer at
tempted to arrest the negro, believing
him to be Charles McAllister. wanted
for robbing the post-ofiice at Garysburg'
and for whose arrest 800 reward Is
offered. When the officer put his hands
upon the man he jerked away and ran
off. Mr.. Day and others ran after him.
calling for him to stop. The man did
not stop, but, as the officer got near
enough 10 shoot he fired three times, one
OF the balls taking effect In the back,
and ranging upwards. lodged near the
breast-bone. MIR. Day says he knew the
man was armed, and when he shot him
he was expecting the negro to wheel and
fire at him. The negro claims to be from
Tillerv. where he says he has been work
ing for the North Carolina Lumber Com
pany. and that he knows nothing about
the post office robbery at Garysburg.
VIII Garner and Jack Carlisle. the two
colored boys recently arrested on a
charge Of being implicated in the Garys-
burg post office robbery, were before
United States Commissioner Harrell here
Yesterday. The Commissioner sent them
on for trial at the next term OF the
Federal Court. at Raleigh. and in default
Of bail committed them TO Jail
Thanksgiving Day will be more gene
rally observed here tomorrow than for
many wears. Services in the churches at
II o'clock. and at night interesting exer-
cises by the Bright Jewels at the Metho-
dist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
N : g T. hslt.|k:Wsstsrn RI.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
IS, 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREET
STATION.
600 A. II. Daily-Rlchmond and Norfolk
VESTIBULE LIMITED--Ar-
rive Norfolk II 25 \. Vi. Stops
only at Petersburg. Wayerly.
and Suffolk. Second-class
tickets not accepted for pas
sage on this tram.
9:O5 A. NJ. Daily. THE CHICAGO EX-
PRESS Tor Lynchburg. Roa-
noke, Blueheld, pocahOntas.
Kenoya. Columbus. and Chi
cago. Pullman Buffet Sleeper
Roanoke TO Columbus without
change: also. for Radford
Bristol. Knoxville, Chattanoo-
ga, and intermediate points.
Pullman Sleeper Radford to
Chattanooga.
$40 p. NJ Daily, Tor Norfolk. suffolk.
and intermediate stations. Ar
rive Norfolk $40 +. NJ.
u.aO p. II. Daily. for Roanoke. Radford,
Pulaski. and Bristol. Con-
meets at Roanoke with
Washington and Chatta-
nooga Limited. Pullman
Sleepers Roanoke 10 Memphis
and New Orleans. Dining car
attached. Also. for Blusfield
and Pocahontas; also. for
Rocky Mount and all stations
Winston Salem Division.
PULLMAN PALACE. SLEEPER be-
tween RICHMOND and LYNcHBURG
ready for occupancy at l., M: also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 10 Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily $40 A. NJ, and
100 r. n. From Norfolk and the East.
los A. M. and vestibuled Limited TOO
p. II. II. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
w. n. REVILI.
General Passenger Agent.
General ONCE; Roanoke. va. 90 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
HORSE-THIEF SENTENCED.
A Gallant Confederate Passes Away-Vic'
tim of Membranous Group.

WILSON, N. c.. November 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-In court yesterday an important
case was disposed of. Pomroy Hagins.
who stole horse from Mr.. Cook. OF
WAYNE county, some time ago. was con-
victed and sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary.
Mr.. White Watson. one OF the promi-
nent citizens Of our county. died at his
home. near here. yesterday, in his 5oth
wear. He went into the war very young,
at its outbreak, and stayed until the close.
He was good soldier and a respected
citizen
Little Pauline Martin. granddaughter of
our townsman, Mr.. George W. Blount.
died at the residence OF Mr.. Blount, In
this town yesterday. Her mother, who
lives in Hickory. n. c., was here on a
visit when her daughter was taken with
the membranous Group and died.
Mrs. w. c. Allen, who has been visit
ing in Edenton for some time. returned
Yesterday evening. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. l.. J. Yaekel.
Judge w r. Allen. who Ia holding MS
first court herr, makes a model judge
and he Is popular with all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
lYNcHBURc's LOVELY WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Taylor Marrics Miss LeGrand and
MIR. Riackstock Miss McColcan.

LYNCHBURG, VA, November D.
| (Special)-Miss Lizzie Douglas LeGrand,
| eldest daughter of Mr.. James ID. Lee
Grand. Of the city and Mr.. Edward
| Stafford Taylor, OF Appomattox county
were married at the First Baptist church
! at / o'clock to-day. Or. +. c. Mcconnell
/ officiating The church was very prettily
decorated for the occasion. and Professor
| Willie Adams presided at the organ.
The bride was becomingly dressed In
handsome suit Of gray broadclO,n
trimmed in gray velvet. with black FUR.
and wore a stylish hat to match the
dress. The groom wore a handsome ul'ck
suit. They were married with the Epis-
cOpal ceremony.
Miss Willie LeGrand, sister Of the bride
the maid OF honor. was attired In styIlsh
suit OF dark-grt en- covert-cloth. and MT
j. Ralph Horsley. Of AppomattoN. was the
best man.
The following couples were the attend
ants: Miss Annie Laurie Taylor with MT
Walker LeGrand; Miss Jennie Stone with
Mr.. Albert Taylor: Miss Bessie winston
LaGrand with Mr.. Elmer stone; Miss
Minnie Kale with Mr.. Frank LeGrand;
Miss Bessie Rosser with Mr.. Stratton
Taylor; Miss Loula Taylor with Mr..
Emory Martin: Mss Anne Douglas Le-
Grand with Mr. r. J. Turner, and MISS
Julia Turner with Mr.. LeGrand Thorn
hill. The bride received some very pretty
presents. and quite a number OF them.
The bridal party left on the Norfolk ana
Western train for Appomattox county,
where a reception will be given them
this evening at the home of the groom
parents.
BLACKSTOCK-MCO
The marriage OF Mr.. X. Caben Biack-
stock and Miss Emma f. McColgan TOOK
place at 1 o'clock to-day at the residence
Of the bride. on Daniels Hill. The ON
ciating minister was Rev. T. NJ. NC
Corkle. Mr.. f. NJ. Ray, OF Pedlars Mllls'
was best man, and Miss McCoigan' sister
of the bride maid OF honor.
Everything was beautifully arranged
and the ceremony passed off without a
hitch. The bride was attired In blue
cloth travelling dress. and carried whi'e
cbrysanthemums. The maid of honor wore
handsome gown. and carried PINK
chrysanthemums. The happy couple lett
ON the evening train for the North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BARN, STABLE. AND oUTHouSeS CON-
SUMED IN PRINCE GEORGE.
Death of Promising Student Of the Uni.
versity schooi--Critlcai Illness OF
Rev. Mr.. Bird.

PETERSBURG, VA, November T.-
(specIal)-The barn. stable, and several
outhouses on the farm OF Mrs. Sarah
Webb. In Prince George county. were de-
stroyed by fire between 4 and O'Clock
this morning. How the fire originated IS
not known. but Il is supposed to have been
started by some malicious incendiary.
Mrs. Webb lost several cows and hogs.
all OF the agricultural implements used
on the farm. and all Of the grain and
provender stored away for the winter.
She had no insurance on any OF the
property. Only the dwelling was saved,
and this with much difficulty.
A SAD DEATH.
Master Bernham Henshaw. aged about
ls years. one Of the brightest and most
promising students at the University
school In this city. died this morning at
the residence OF the master, w. GOrdoh
McCabe. of hemgrrhage or the nose. Inc
deceased was resident OF New Iberia,
Ia and. with his younger brother. was
a pupil and a boarder OF Mr.. McCabe' g..
He was a hard student and gave promise
OF great distinction in his studies lis
health. however. was very delicate he
was taken with the hemorrhage last
night. and though several physicians were
In attendance IT was found Impossible 10
save the boys life. The remains VIII be
sent home for !nterment
CRITICALLY ILL.
Information has been received mere Oh
the critical Illness at his home. In Cal
weston. Tex, OF Rev. 5. Moylan Bird
A distinguished Episcopal minister OF mat
state. Mr.. Bird is a native Of and was
reared and educated In Petersburg, and
his nearest relatives reside here.
TOBACCO SALES.
The receipts and sales Of loose TOBACCO
to-day were immcnss. All OF the ware
houses were filed. and unable TO accom-
MEDIATE the demand for space. AS con.
sequence the streets in front of some oil
the warehouses were blOckaded last night
and this morning and IT was Impossible
to-day for the buyers TO get hilf way
through the sales. Prices obtained were
generally satisfactorily.
Thank sgivlng-Day will be very gen
orally observed tomorrow. Business VIII
be generally closed. and all or the
churches will be open FOR religious SER
vices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
FRUIT CULTURE IN ALBEMARLe.
An Organization of Growers to lie Erected
I'm the "France of America.


VA, November
% -fspecial.)-Dr. s. b. Hedges, pomolo-
eist of the United States Department Of
Agriculture, is in Charlottesville, the
guest of Mr.. II. i. Lyman. On Thursday
a meeting of the fruit-growers of Abe
marie will be held. at which Dr. Hedges
will discuss the possibilities OF the iruit
Industry In this section. At this meeting
an organization of the fruit-growers Will
be effected for the purpose OF promoting
Horticulture in Albemarle and surround
ing counties DR.. Hedges says that Abe
marie Is 1.-THE France Of America" lie
saws there is vast outcome In the
chestnut crop in this section.
CREASY-BRIDGEW
Miss Hattie Bridgewater was married
this evening to Mr.. r. J.. Greasy at the
residence OF the bride, on Rose Hill.
Miss Mile a. Moss will be married
tomorrow to Mr.. r. S. Woods at the
residence OF the brides father. near Gro
yet.
Licenses 10 marry by the Clerk of the
County Court: George l. Herring and
LYDIA l.. lowell; Alex. o. Gibson and
Willie Il. Ergenbright.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church. The SER
mon will be preached by DR.. W. +. Jud-
kins. formerly pastor OF the Methodist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
charged with removing whiskey without
paying taxes.

charged with removing whiskey without
paying taxes.
cONvICTs AND LABOR.
Superintendent Leasar, OF the peniten-
tiary, says that In few days hfty more
convicts will be sent from the prison 10
the farms on the Roanoke. II II decidea
that all the convicts on the farms WIN
be kept there during the winter. ana 'nas
not over $50 convlcts are 10 remain III inc
ptnitcntiary. Four convicts have nrrN.a
fiom New Hanover, two from TOWN.
ard one from Polk. One OF the new con-
vcts IL boy not quite 10 years y, as.'
who gets four years for larceny IL ny
new Legislature has the nerve 10 proN''e
for reformatory for youthful criminals
II will do good deed. .,
The reception given by the ,ap''a,
Club here Monday evening to air, anu
Mrs. 8. T. Telfair was particuia,S
handsome and largely-attended ahair. M'
Telfair, Governor Cars private
tary. has for long time been the sse'e
tary of the club.
THE sPEAKERsHlP'
Thor. "a ouite a lively little contest TOT
enc s,oakership of the lower house Oh
,he ISoIeIature. There Is a movement W
nale Ewart CRrepublican) speahei =,
while many Popuilsts claim that one vi
their men will get the place. T..
pev John u. Gibble. Of Wilmins'Un, -
called 10 be rector OF St. philips EP''
copal church at Durham. tn
There yill be several attempts 10 III
d,ce tho Legislature 10 create ne" 80
tias hut the sentiment Is against SUI"
action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
A eIc DAY FOR OXFORD.
Tremendous Tobacco Bre"k--o mon ""'- W
y,.,,,,o,d 60. Town Comrnissioners'

,,.,.,d -. Town Commissioners
oyroRD. n. c., November %'-'ope-
c,al)-Yesterday was Dig Jay "
ford There were more farmers III Wv"
than have been here for severn. '"nrt
,rhe occasion being Tuesday VI - a
week a tremendous tobacco oie""
horse auction took place ,,.a,,oa on
Granville Superior Court CON- ~ in
Monday Judge william ~ nd
collation.. presiding His charge TO inc s'a, n
tvrv vas clear and strong. and IL Is 'le
srtyo,sal opiuion here that he is one VI
,ha ahlest Of our Judges. No import TAM
cases are on the criminal DOCKET
civil docket will be taken up TINS "een'
The most interesting suit Is that III VIM 'os -
the Union Bank of Richmond IL pam III,
and the town commissioners OF oA'oiu
are defendants This promises TO DC "a a
case of considerable notoriety, as S-o'VYV
Is involved, and some interesting "s"'
points will come up. These bonus W.
issued by the town OF OXFORD " WV
directors OF the oxford and Coast-Llhe
railroad upon certain conditions precedent
which the defendants allege have not
been COMPLIED with. and they deny ,he
validity Of said bonds, and refuse pay
mont Of interest to the Union BANK Oh
Richmond purchasers of SAID bonus AT
81 IL cents. The bank claims that II -
a bona-fide purchaser Of the bonds whlch
were negotiable. The outcome OF the SUIT
will be watched with interest. MOI
shade Of dirt has been thrown on inc
road since the issue Of the bonds.
The warehouses were hlled WIN w.
bacco. and to-day that portion IL beihg
sold which was not reached yesterday.
Prices continue good. while the quality
Il not so good as last week.
Messrs. Bowman Brothers, OF RichInohd'
had a grand auction Of horses and mules
yesterday, and large number were MS
posed Of at prices ranging from nv 10
800 Most of them were very well sofa.
one of the little girls at the Orphan
ASYLUM accidentally fell from the second
story window yesterday. and fractured
her arm terribly in two places. IL Is
feared she may be injured internally she
is about Is years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
ENGINEER CLARK KILLED.
PopuIists VIII Have n Conference This
wcek--Resistered Distiilery Seized.

POpultsts VIII nave conference This
week--Resiste Distiilery Seized.
RALEIGH. n. c.. November 2S-(Spe-
al.)--At Colon, on the Raleigh and Au-
gusta Airline. forty miles from here,
Engineer Alex. Clark was instantly killed.
lie was approaching the station. when
he saw the headlight OF a locomotive.
which he thought was on the main line.
He reversed his engine and as II slowed
up sprung from Il, thinking there would
be q collision. His head struck a stone
and his neck was broken. His fireman
jumped, but was not hurt. Clark was
Is years old. native OF Laurinburg, and
leaves wife and three children.
Many Republicans and Popullsts will
be here this wsek. They will have con-
ference and viii also attend the sessions
OF the State Board OF Caucussers.
PEARsoN's PURPOSE.
IL II said to-day that Richmond Pear
son, OF Asheville, is here for the purpose
or seeing that tho bargain made by But
Ter and Pritchard. by which they are 10
be the senator's. is carried out. Pearson
Is pledged 10 Butler. OF course, and like
Misc TO Pritchard. The Ewart influence
Is anti-Pritehard, ana Il Is said by some
persons that Ewarts chances for the
senatcrsnip are Frightening.
D-puty-Collector Troy. OF this Revenue
Districs, reports the seizure yesterday OF
the registered whjskey distiilery OF J.
NJ. sloan. OF Troy. Two stills and COO
gsiions Of whiskey ware taken. Sloan II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
VALUABLE HUNTING DOG KILLED.
Contribution to the Odd-Fellows Orphan
a..-Second Fruit Crops

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.: November
% Especial -Yesterday while Rev. Il.
T. Vaun was hunting he lost very Vaiu-
able dog. A colored boy was with him.
ard MIR, Vaun allowed him to carry a
gun. While preparing to shoot as the
birds should fly up the boy turned M ms
r. .round and IL went off, wounding the
dog SO badly that he was killed instantly.
The dog would. perhaps, have Drought
500 IL offered for sale.
The lodge of Odd-Fellows at this place
,hts we.k sent S25 to the Odd-Fellows'
orphanage at Goldsboro.
Mrs. l.. Bell this morning showed {,
cluster OF apples, half grown ana second
crop. which she gathered in her yard;
Also. half-grown May cherries. second
crop, were observed in Mr.. t. T. Hi
liard's yard few days ago.
MIR. =. Il. Smith has gone 10 winning
ton TO attend Welcome Week.
Miss Annie Madrey has gone on WISH
TO friends In Pitt county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
GEORGE FITzslMMoNS SELLS OUT.
He VIII Travel for u Bicycle firm-fro-
posed Union of Churches.

GREENSBORO, n. C., November 70
Special -Messrs. Howard Gardner and
T. Willie Smith have purchased the drug
business Of Mr.. George FitZsimmons. thd
champion bicyclIst. 1t is understood that
Mr. Fitzsinmons will go on the road for
a bicycle firm.
Yesterday a farmer named Burton was
approached on the streets or Greensboro
bv a man who appeared in great hurry
and who asked him to change n dollar
bill. The farmer at once complied, ana
on a close examination found the note
was counterfeit.
The Methodist Protestant Conference
closed its annual session Monday night
The question Of a union or the CHRISTIAN
and Methodist Protestants came up for
discussion. and committee of five was
appointed 10 look into the matter.
The following changes in the stations
were made:
Alamance. w. +. Ashburn.
Albemarle, O. =. Routh.
Asheboro' and Cedar Falls, G. n. Cecil
Buncombe, lobe Shepherd.
burlington. w. A. Burch.
Cleveland, ]. II. Morton.
Chatham, w. Womick.
Catawba, w. ID. Fogleman.
Caldwell. J. ID. Moore.
Davidson. n. w. Woodin.
Flat Rock. T. j. Ogburn.
Flag Springs J. III. Stowe.
Forsyth, j. G.. w. Holloway.
Greensboro. J S. Williams.
Granville, w. l.. Harris.
Greenyille, w. T. Tollen.
Gibsonvfle a. w. Lineberry.
Gunford. c. ~. Pickens.
Henderson Station. +. NJ. johnson.
High Point and Lexington, -.
Haw River, c. NJ. Raper
Halifax. il. l.. Rowell.
Ivey, w. G. Ivey.
La Grange, w. r. Swain.
Lincoln. f.. a. Plyler.
Liberty, j. r. Hutton.
Littleton, H. S. b. Thompson.
Mocklenburg, |. l. York.
Monroe. j. a. i. Hunter.
Mocksvllle. r. Il. Hammer.
North Granville, J. F. Dozier.
Orange, w. w. Pike.
Pee Dee J. b. Tarlton.
Randolph, G.. F. McCulloch.
Randleman. w. f. Kennett.
Roanoke, c. L. Whitaker.
Saxapahaw. w. c. Kenneth
Stanley. J. r. Betts.
Surry, W. C. Hammer.
Spring Church. W. T. Totten.
Tabernacle, j. & .Hartseli.
Tar River, J. ID. Williams.
Twin City, to he supplied.
Uwharrie T. l.. McCullock.
winston Station, l. L. Albright.
Wadesboro'. II. ID. Cannon.
Westheld. l.. Johnson.
Mt. Herman, w. +. Mcdowell.
Yadkin. TO be supplied.
Yadkin College. J. n. Garrett.
Following made supernumerarieS:
Liberty, G. w. Bowman.
Tabernacle, J. W. Heath.
Llttleton. ID. a. Fisher.
Gunford, S. A. Cecil
Stanley, w. w. Russell.
s. Simpson. professor in Western Mary
land College; J. +. McCulloch. editor o
Church Record; c. F. Harris. II. II
Mlchaux and J. l.. Michaux, superanu
atea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
Will MlNcToN's WELCOME WEEK.
An Elaborate Civic and Military Display
An Immense Crowd.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. November 2s.-
Wilmington's Welcome week Is now at
IT'S zenith. Five to six thousand visitors
are here, and the city Is decorated in the
most elaborate manner.
There was an immense civic and mill
tary procession tonight. followed by a
grand marine parade and sham battle on
the Cape Fear river. participated In by
the revenue cutter Colfax. the monitor
Nantucket. the naval reserves. and the
Wilmington Light Infantry.
The scene OF the battle was lit up by a
gorgeous display Of fireworks. and an
immense crowd was present. and In rap
ture over the magnificent spectacle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29

No. q makes all local stops; Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont AIRLINE TOT
Asheville. ~ G., and all Intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
No. i0s. 'VestibuIed Limited Train"
Buffet Sieepers Richmond 20 Ata1ta:
Close connections at Atlanta for, New
Orleans and all points South ami South
wast: and AZ New orleans with ths
Southern Pacific and Texas and Pacific
railroads TO all Texas points. No extra
charge on "Vestibuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 1902. ATLANTA Special Ncstibuled
Limited Train" $40 \. NJ, daily.
40. Is, Mall and Express G:35 L. NJ
daily.
For tickets. Pullman reservations, etc.
applY at ticket-oflice. Byrd-Strcet sta
ton: Richmond Transfer Company's 90l
east Main street. ana company onlce.
joins II. WINDER.
General Manager
T. T. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent
VI. VI. BOYKIN. city Passenger Agent.
SIG east Main street. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
yic.pr..Idsn. and Miss Stevenson.

AsHEvILLE. N. c., November u.s.
vice-P President Stevenson has made all
his arrangements TO leave Asheville on
Saturday next to resume his duties as
presiding officer OF the United States
Senate on its reassembling on Monday.
His daughter, at whose bedside he has
been staying here. IL again little better
to-day. but her condition still remains ono
Of considerable danger.