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Gallery and Blanchard decline to
fight for IL to send within forty eight
hours after It's meeting, as their
SUCCESSORS men who will. 1t must
not be forgotten, either, that with
the votes OF the two Louisiana Sem
atOrs and that of Hill, of N. Y, cast
against the tariff bill, even II there
are no more democratic defections,
that measure will be killed.
The oil, sugar, whiskey and other
trusts have been taken care OF,
through democratic threats to de-
feat the tariff bill, SO who can blame
the Louisiana people for taking adj
vantage of the power given them by
q chain OF extraordinary circum-
stances to demand what they want.
Ever since the Senate began It's tar
iff ttnkering,it has been q grab game.
Why shouldn't Louisiana grab her
share It Is to head OFF the action
ofthe Louisiana Senators that the
proposition has been made In the
House to put an amendment on the
legislative and executive appropria-
ton bill repeating the sugar bounty
but it's efficacy would be more than
doubtful. although there is little
doubt about it's being put through
the House easy enough. But. If the
Louisiana Senators tariff bill unless
their demands are next they
can also defeat the repea
of the sugar bounty. 1t looks
to a man up tree as though they
can be absolute masters of the stu
alton if they have the nerve and thu
will to be such.
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A Great Revival In Charlottesville
A Peculiar Case.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Editor of Richmond PLANET:
After three
months abeence 1 returned April 6,
and found the city on holy fire. Rev.
Goodall was In the midst of a reviv-
al, assisted lby Rev. Bruer
whom they say Is powerful In the
scriptures, and as n result OF the
work done for the Master, they have
baptized AZ, and others are to FOL
low soon.
Rev. Truatt had closed his meet
ing a few days before 1 returned
home, but the spirit Of the good
work could be felt as one would en-
| ter his church. Twelve happy souls
have been added to the church by
baptism.
| Rev. Hardy was In a war with sin,
assisted by Rev. Daniel Caves l am
! sorry TO say that Rev. Hardy fell In
the hottest of his battle, and for ten
days he was wrestling with Ia grippe
He is out again, and has baptized
33 who professed faith In the Lsrd
Jesus. We can not speak In too
complimentary terms of the way
Rev. Caves worked while Rev. Har-
dy was sick.
Rev. Evans Payne was with us al
so and will be long remembered in
our church storm. u4IEAvTg
Rev. Hardy and his wife are great
ly beloved by the people OF Nit. Ztor
Baptist Church. A fine baby car
riage has been presented them FOL
| Mastor GoorCo Evans HARDY. a fin,
walnut crib was sent in the mex
day, and their store-room has beer
kept well supplied. The elder wa
presented with fine history by on
bis deacons. Price of the book
81 so. Many otter presents has
been given.
II SOME REMARKABLE THINGS.
Mr.. Jordan Comadore who me
with the serious accident last yea
in getting both legs broken, lived
sinner until he was In his 72R
year and very recently has turne'
Co Christ, and now reioicee In tn
hope of eternal life. His mother VIII
is nearing her Goth birthday Is quit
sick but has strong faith In th
Lord.
Mr.. Robert Scott. trustee OF til
Rising Mt. Zion Church Is now
:, his 91st year, quite active for ma
Of his age. and goes TO chur CHI ont
: every Sunday. In his dining rool
= Is to be seen some of HE grand fatl
er's furHiture- C
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SATURDAY, MAY 1884


do not like to hear him pray
Who loans at % per cent,
For then / think the borrower may
BE pressed to pay for food and rent;
And in that that book you're taught to
heed,
Which saws the lender shall be blessed.
As sure as you have eyes to read
1t does not say take interest.
| do not like to hear him pray,
On Bonded knees abo1t an hour,
For grace to spend Alright the day,
Who knows his neighbor has no flour;
I'd rather see him go to mill
And buy the luckless brother bread
And see his children eat their fill
And laugh beneath their humble shed.
I do not like 10 hear him pray,
IL et blessings on the widow be"
MO never seeks her home to say,
IF want o'ertakes thee cone to me-
i hate the prayers so loud and long,
That's offered for the orphans veal,
BY him who sees them crushed by wrong
Anc only with the hips doth feel
do not like to hear her pray
With ieweled ear and silkened dress,
Whose washerwoman tolls all day.
And then is asked to work for less.
Such pious souls should all dispise,
With folded hands and air demure,
Who lift to heaven their angels eyes
While using thus the worthy poor.
do not like those prayers to hear
* Which tell the living God of all
Whom be should bless, or when forbear
-, Or whom on earth the rain should fell
Nor yet those prayers that seek relief
'Gainst natures laws, or through pre-
tense
OF some inherited belief,
Devoid of truth and evidence.
/ do not like such soulless prayers
10 IL wrong hope to be forgiven,
No angel wing them upward bears
They're lost million miles fror
heaven.
. / do not like long prayer to hear,
And studied from the lips depart; .
Our father lends a helping ear
Let words be few-He hears the hear
-Kanawha Valley Democrat;
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A WHITE MANS CRIME.
Rape ard Possible murder - A
White Woman The Fictim-A
Dastardly Act-No Negro
Concerned - How 1t
Occurred.

IRON GATE, VA, May, Gan un-
known white man to-day assaulted
and outraged Miss Mary Pierson,
aged twenty, most respectable
young lady living near Salt Petre
Cave, in Botetourt county, four
miles east of Eagle Rock. The par
tIculars are as follows,
Miss Person had gone out to the
field, about one-fourth mile from
her house, TO let some cows out OF
the pasture. She was In the act of
picking up rail to shut the gap,
when the man stepped up behind
her, grabbed her arm, showed
A PISTOL IN HER FACE.
And told her If she said a word he
would blow her brains out. He then
tied her hands behind her, after an
apparent struggle, as her neck
shows the entire prints of his fin
gers, showing she had been terribly
choked, and her hands scratched all
over the back.
After his hellish purpose had been
accomplished he forced her to swal-
low a pill by putting a handker-
chief In her mouth, after which he
cut her loose. She became uncon-
scious for a time, but finally recov
cred enough to get home, when she
told the awful story.
THE PILL PROVED TO BE POISON.
And the last report, at 8 o'clock
Is that she Ia raving, and, from ap
Dearancee. cannot live.
The man Is described as follows
White man of medium built, weight
, $50 or 160 pounds, light hair, san
Idy mustache, dressed In light blu
clothes, right much worn, black sat
! In shirt, no hat when last seen. Be-
: lore the news of the crime could b
> reported to the nearest telegraph
= station, which was Eagle Rock, tn
{ man had purchased ticket from
: that point to Clifton Forge on trail
Q mo. 8, saying his home was Ron &c
3 lverte, ". Va. He got on the "blind
q baggage and the conductor did no
: Isee him till Gala Water was reache
! land then did not know of the awfl
s Ideed. On arriving at Glen Wilton
r conductor Harris received tel
-lgram giving an imperfect descriE
:, ltion of the man.
t Having shaved he was not recol
/, nized, but getting wind of such
K message he acted in such way ,
v to cause suspicion and the conduc
Is or kept a close eye on him for tn
o next few minutes. In the meantin
&c the train was slowing up for Lie
e Run. Here the man
I. MADE A RUSH FOR THE DOOR,
= closely followed by the news agen
E who made a grab for him and G
=. cured his hat. Conductor Har
3 fired five shots at the man as
- took to the bushes, closely pursu
= by the train crew and passenge
! but the underground being thit
- made good his escape in the dir
.. uion of Callie Furnace.
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QUITE AN OLD LADY
A COLORED MAN ROASTED.
A Horrible Crime In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. May 5th.-Re-
liable information reaches here OF
the burning of IA colored man In
Ouachita county, supposed to have
had smallpox. The telegram con-
veying the intelligence says:
Last Monday a colored man at
Miles Switch, in Ouachita county,
was taken sick with some kind OF a
breaking out, which was thought to
be smallpox, and a doctor was sent
for, but for some reason he did not
attend the case. The cOlored mai
was put In a cabin, TO which som'
one set fire, and he being unable tx
escape he roasted In the flames
One report says he was shot ant
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ADAsrARDLY DEED.
Lynched for want Of Proof.

JACKSON, MISS, May, 5th.-News
was received to-day of the lynch
ing of Amos HIGHS (colored), near
Rocky Springs. HIGHS was suspect
ed of burning the gin and stables OF
a white farmer, but there was no
proof against him. Last night bis
house was entered by armed men
and this morning Hichs body was
found riddled with bullets.
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II ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ii AND POTOMAC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
commencingJAN. %, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
7.ao A. M. leaves Byrd-street Station daily
Except sunday. stops at Elba
and local stations. Arrives al
Washington at l2.0l P. M. Balt
more. LII p. M. Philadelphia S:4I
p M: New York SIS p. NJ
| la.oo noon. leaves Byrd-Street Station daily
4 stops at Elba Ashland boswell
Milford. Frederiekburg. Brook.
and Whitewater. Arrives at
washington at $40 p. M. Balti-
| more, 5.2t 2. M; Philadelphia
/ 749 +. M; New York. 1O.sS PM.
| Also connects at Washington with
the Congressional Limited tall
Pullman Parlor cars and Penn
Il sylvanla railroad Dining cars)
arriving at baltimore 4.bA p. m.
and New York .. 0S p. m
q,L y "a leaves Byrd-StEeet station daily.
Sleeping-cer Richmond - .,sri ork
seops at Eiba Ashland. Dos
veil. Milford Frecericksburg,
brooke and Whitewater. stops at
IL other stations on sun days. Ar
II rives at Washington lilo p. n.
Baltimore, 1853 A. M, Phtladel
phIa, s;46 A M. New ork. 6;5S A. N
3 sas A A arrives at Byrd-Street station
4 daily. Sleeper from New York
h stops at Wide { n, Brooke
fredericksburg. Milford. boswell AL
g land and Elba. stops at other sta
a lions on Sundays. Leaves ash
ngton at 400 A M.
arriy es at Byrd-Street station de
y ~ stops At Wide Water, brook
T. fredericksburg, Milford. Ashland
DosWeuand Elba. Leaves Washing
- ton at 1857 A. M.
7.l6 Pm arrives at byEd-st STATION oS an
ford DoswI, and Ashland. Pullma
cars from New York Wash1ngto
Leaves Washington s46 p. M.Doe
" not stop at ElDa.
Il OK Al arrives at Byrd-Street Street daily
90 Leaves Washington at ASP p
stems at Eliza and local statac
- pnllm an Car from Washington.
"a 4, n New York and Florida special a
" Pullman VestibuleO car 5, arrives q
y Rvrd-Street daily, except SUNDAY
No extra charge. other than usus
Pullman iare
! D,rnrprcKsBuRG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
.oop ~ Leaves Hvrd-Street station. Arriv,
-'0~ '' at frederick shurg at 6S3 Il. M
% 800. AZ arrives at Byrd-Street Statio
' Leaves Fredericksburg at $500
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
10 u leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
asopu leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
ana NJ arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland
smp NJ arrives at EIba. Leaves Ashland
SIS z. M.
y C. a. TAYLOR. Trafac Manee
g. Eft d MYRRs, General superintendent.
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c. & Q.



TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BR0A D-sTREC
STATION.
$40 AN. Daily. With Pullman for local STA
tons. Newport News. Old Poi nj
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
500 y. NJ. Daily with Parior Car for local sta
tions. Newport News. Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
7.45 A. N. Local train. except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cord
svflle for Washington. at Virginia
Midland Junction for LyDchburg
at Basic for 'Hagerstown and at
Staunton for Winchester,
200 p. N The Cincinnati and st. Louis Lin
tied. daily. with Parlor Car e
GordoDsville and Pullman Sleep
GSrdonsville TO Cincinnati
aud st. Louis. Stops only at i'm
portant stations.
$50 p. n. Local train. except Sunday. Ae-
commodation for Charlottesville.
1890 p NJ Daily for Cincinnati with Pullman
F.F.v. TO Hinton ald Gordonsv q
TO Cincinnati and Louisville.
Dining-car Washington to Ciucin-
natl. Connects at Covington. Va,
for Virginia Hot Springs daily.
Meals served dining-cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET STATION
900 A. N. Dailyswith Palace-car for L. xington
Lyncbburg and Clifton Forge. Cor
meets. except Sunday. for Arvonia.
l.30. p. NJ Except Sunday, Accommodation 70,
Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
n 80 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
200 p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and Louis
ssOP. M. Daily. from Norfolk and Old Point
7.45 p. M. Except Sunday. from Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREETS STATION
s.45 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from Colum bia
600 =. NJ. Daily, from Lynchburg and Clifton
Forge. JOHN d. POTTS.
Division PASSENGER kUlnl
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then burned. while another report
SAYS he was only burned.
One thing Is sure, and that Is,
the house occupied by the colored
man was burned to the ground and
he cannot now be found.
The identity of the guilty par
ties Is not known.
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.nLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP compA

SEMI Vst<LY LJv G FOR NEW YORK
AN FRIDAY at O clock y. A.
Man fest closed one hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York from Pier %. North
River for Richmond every WEDNESDAY, AND
SATURDAY at =. M, arriving In Richmond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Including meals and
berth, via James River Route......-.........4 o.OO
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty DAYS
after date OF Il. 90
Storage fare, with subsistence ............ g. 90
Storage fare. without Subsistence ......... 500
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmon and Petersburg Rail-
road tickets limited to four daysl ......... 900
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty
OdyC- Il 90
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond Trans
Company's. 9O1 east M ain street. Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots
and at the company's Office. 1901 Main street.
and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills of 1ading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until y. n.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUB-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
| iva Newport Newst st $50 A. NJ, and by the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad (same daysl
at A. NJ. will make connection at Norfolk
with steamer leaving those days.
4 GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street
aud comp any's " hart. Rocketta.
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The train leaving Richmond at ~. NJ. and
Norfolk at p. N. are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers go through without
change of cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at A. NJ, and IL IS
r. NJ. and arriving at Richmond at S.z3 A. M
and 1850 p NJ, make close connection at Peters
burg to and from Farmville, Lynchburg, and
west.
r. NJ. SULLN. Superintendent.
r. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
TN. EMMERsoN. Traffic Manager
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Awhile Mans Crime - Whiskey-
and q Wife the Alleged Cause.

Saturday evening, May 9Th, about
6 O'Clock Aleck Thompson, a young
white man, struck Mrs. Mary Mon
roe, his aged mother-in-law, infiict-
ing q wound so serious that she may
not recover.
Thompson works at the EGGPLANT
of George Paul & Brother, and lives
at the corner of Fifth and Porter
streets. Yesterday afternoon he
went home quite drunk, and pro-
|oee6sd to make thsv~a N-eiy about
the house, striking both his wife
and his mother. Securing base
ball bat he struck Mrs. Monroe q
terrible blow over the right tenn
Iple. The gray-haired victim fell IN
conscious to the floor, and there Il
no telling what he would have done
had he not been attacked by q lady
| In the house with q Ratchet. Realiz
ling the enormity of his cruel act, tn
woman-fighter fled In the direction
of Richmond, but was overhaule'
on the way and brought back. TIL
police were notified, and the maj
was taken to the station and locke'
Iup, and later last night was re
moved to the city jail.
QUITE AN OLD LADY.
| Mrs. Monroe is II years old, an
Hives with her married daughter
Mrs. Tinsley. the latters's family oc
cupying the second story of th
house, while Thompson and his wi
} live on the ground floor.
!. Dispatch, May 9th.
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TRAINS NoRrHWARp.
.i,aily
STOPPING PLACES,


Nos. "A. 45. &C. and % make stops. No. 4O3
rtups on signal at DreWrys. Chester. ReAns
STONY Greek. Jarra :. and Beihelo. Nsnbs
lSf stops ON signal at lJarrats and Bslnold
NosSz OIL 81, will stop on eig NJ at al sta tons
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleepng-Car on all
through trains On Trains Nos. 81 and 81 Sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond and Lynchburg. Va
NEW LINE To ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond at 100 2. NJ. daily and ar
irving at W eld0n at II ppm. and at Atlanta
at 90 z. M. via $. A. L. Through sleeper 2ich
mond to Atlanta.
In addition to the above. THE NEW YORK
AND FLORIDAl SPECIAL. co rsstinR OF Vesti-
bule Puliman-cars only, leaves Richmond south
bound s.SS p. NJ, daily. except sunday. and
leaves Petersburg D0rth-bound 752 A. NJ. daily
except Monday. No extra fare charged on tina
train, except regulaF-Rgllqan-
THE ONLY ALI~RAIL LINE 70 sosRoK.
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! = ! " Ssgi1IE:NtsslsERR

~ ~. y -
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov 10. 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND BYRD-STREET STATION
.: 90 a. NJ. Dauy-Richmond and Norfolk YES
TIBULED LIhITED-Arrfve Nor
folk u:25 A. M. Stops only at Pc
torsburg, Waverly, and Suffolk.
800 A. n. Daily THE CHICAGO EXPRESS''
Tor Lynchburg. Roanoke. Bluefield
Pocahontas, kenova. Columbus
and Chicago. Pullman Buffet
sleeper RoaDoke.to column us wi thou
change. Through coach from Rich
mond To Ly nchburg.
5:2O 4. NJ. DAILY for Norfolk. Suffolk, and In
termsdiate stations. Arrive Nor
folk $50 Pm.
1l:5O r. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, Radford.
laski. end Bristol Connects at
Roanoke SOC A M. with Washing
ton and Chattanooga Limited. Pull
phis and New Orleans. Dining
car attached Also for Blueneld.
Pocahonuas also for Rocky Mount
and ell stations Winston-SaleEn d.
vision
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICH
MOND and LYNCHBURG ready for occupancy
at . p. NJ. also Pullman sleeper Petersburg &c
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richm ond from Lynchburg and
the West Daily 30 A. NJ. and7 90 Il. Al. From
Norfolk and the East. 1i:O0 A. NJ and Eesti
buled Limited 700 Il. Nj
District Passenger Agent.
w. b. BEflLL
General Passenger Agent
C3enaral Office. Roanoke Va no 5
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s5n. 90 at death.

5000 at Death.
Sn promises made faithfully kept;
AL obligations promptly paid. This
Association is thoroughly reliable
and solicits the patronage OF the
public.
While you are well prepare for
sickness and death. 1t is the aim
If the founders to give the people
he benefit of the most improved
system OF insurance without the
asual annoyances.
Officers: JOHN J. CRUrCETIELD.
SAMUEL COHEN, President
Secretary and Treas.
D. G. RICHARDSON, = Solicitor
Hensral Office: Capitol St. near 9Th
RSehmnDd- Wa
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RICHMOND 81 DANvILLE K. x. Co.
SAMUEL SPENCER, r. w. HUIDEKoPER AND
REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS.
Richmond IL Danville and North Car
OIina Divisions.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
In Effect August 13, 1898.
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A New Way to Get Rid OF Mother In.
laws.
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REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS.
Richmond IL Danville and North Car
DINA Divisions.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect August ID, 1893
TRAINS LEAVES RICHMOND,VA.
1850 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily to |
Atlanta. Augusta, and points |
South. Connects at Danville with
the wASHlNGrON AND SOUTH
WESTERN ,VESTIBULE LIMIT
ED. Connects at Greensboro for
Durham and Raleigh: at Salisbury
for western North Carolina Pas
ssngeFs can take sleeper at . p. NJ.
1870 y NJ. FAST MAIL, daily, for Atlanta.
Augusta, and points south. Coa-
nects at Mosely with Farmviile an
Powhatan railroad; at Keyevtlle
for (inrksvile, oxford Henderson
and Durham and az Greensboro for
Dprham, Raleigh and winstou-Sal-
em. Through sleepers from Danvile
Geo. p. Al. LOCAL. daily except Sunday. for
Amelia Courthouse aud intermedi'
TRAINS al ARRIVE RIVE AT RICHMOND.
7-SS A. n From Atlanta to Augusta
| Sac A. M. From Amelia Courthouse.
YORK LINE va WEST pr
THE FAvoRsrE n, UTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN NO. 10. $40 p. NJ.
1 10
stons az an stations. At Lestor Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton: with baltimore
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN NO. 16. 4.45 p. M.
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except SUNDAY
for West Point. connecting with Hork-kaver
steamers for Bal timore. At Baltimore steam.
ers connect with baltimore and Ohio railroad
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
steamer leave Baltimore at b Z. M daily ex-
cspt sunday
Trains rom West Point arrive at Richmond
at . O6 A. M, I0:40 A. NJ. and S.35 T.. N.
TAIN NO. "A. 7.05 A. M.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday, leaves
] Twenty-third Street for West Point and inter
mediate points o..
Ticket-onEce at station foot of Virginia ST
upen A. M to 6 p. M. and from 8 z. NJ. TO 1.
CITY ttcket-oface-sO east Main ST.
J. SOL HAAS W. A Tohhs
: Trafnc Manager. Gen. Passenger Az en-
I'll w h GREEN, General Manager.
ell j. s. Is. Thompson, Superintcnd- Mt
\ JOHN Nj. BEALL, Travelling Passenger
> 9l9 east Main street.R
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u ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commencingJAN. %, 1894. Eastern stan
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