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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15

Va. the city at $3.50 each be allowed,
wac referred back after some discussion.
Tbs recommendation thst petition
No. 1867 from the Los Angeles Consoli-
dated Electric Railway Co. ssking q
return TO them of the sum of $3.50 on &C.
count of license for electric lighting paid
during the months OF August and Sep
mber be denied, was adopted.
In the matter OF the demand of e. d.
Severance for $3.50 returned by the
mayor without his approval because the
sans WAS un accompanied By a requisi~
ton from the engineer and was not
o. KID, il appeared to the com mittee
thaS this demand Tor the rent OF q sur
veyor's transit for the engineers dapSrt-
mont for one-third Of a month ct SIC per
month, and that sno3hSc instrument
uged by party. Of which Mr.. Sever
anoe has charge, we1 injured, snd that
tha sngneer refused tc approve this de-
mand in order rhaS this eum might APP
ply upon the repsiring of said damaged
instrument. Ths COMMITTEES recon-
mend that the CLERK bs instrocsd 60 pro-
nent requisitj6n for this sad shat Mr..
Severance be requested 10 file new de-
mand for this amount, and that the de-
mand returned by the mayor be ordered
filed. This wae adopted.
The following demands, returned by
the mayor without hie approval, were
rejected for the SEASON set forth in the
message accompanying tho same, to wit
@. II. Afford, a665 Los Angeles Times,
$l3; Gardner Il Oliver, So 10; John E.
Murray, 1890 George W. Williamson,
So; Bright G Springer, IS; Evening Ex-
press company, $40; Los Angelica Rub
Der Stamp company. So; Dodd &
O'Gara, $ll.5S; Los Angeles Abstract
and Title company, SIS; j. r. Fox,
$l1.75 q. L. Parmelee. $2.75.
The pay roll presented from the street
department for the first five days OF
January was found TO be largely in OK
cess of the, proportionste amount al
lowed by ordinance for thiu department,
and therefore returned to the council
withous recommendation. It was re-
ferred back to the finance committee
again.
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mend that disclaimer bs filed in this
action. Adopted.
In regard to the communication of J.
r. Matthew'S aud Il. N. Bula, Nos 1904
and 1899, referred to this Office by the
Last counsel, on the subject OF preparing
bill which will provide the Same vaca-
tions for fremon as now provided by
law for policemen, I report that I have
prepared such bill and sant tina same
to Senator Msthewa Filed.
[ have examined tbs petition sud ab.
strsot of titls accompanying the ssms,
heretofore fled with the city by
the executors OK thu estate of Bridget
Wil5on, deceased. praying for 3 city
deed to The property on the southeast
corner OK Fist ana Main etrests, and
referred to thia Office by the LAND COM
mittes Of tho last council, aud am of
the opinion that quitclSim deed should
issue "a prayed for. Referred TO the
land committee.
have also examinsd the petition and
Sbstract referred to ms by the same land
COMMITTEES, being the petition of Robert
Rasch for quitclaTa deed from tho city
to certain lots in the Chirotto tract.
From an examination Of the abstract it
appears that the city gave deed t0jthis
property in 1855, and that there were
bsfore that tims certain granite made Of
the property by the Ayuntamiento, and
THE deed is asked for on account of the
uncertainties in the description OF the
land ia the former coed from the city.
l am OF the opinion that the city has no
claim to the property. ard that q new
deed should issue ga prayed for. Rs
ferred to the land COMMITTEES.
In the matter of the application of
John H. Jacobs for quitclaim deed to
certain lots in the John H. Jacobs sub
division of portion OF the Reyes tract.
have examined sn abstract of the
Reyes tract filed some years ago. and on
which the city at that time issued deed
to number of claimants. Mr. Jacobs
has also furnished certificates showing
the present holdings and that quit
claim deed to these lots given to him
will inure to the benefit of the present
holders of lots. l am Of opinion that in
this case also deed should issue as
prayed for. Referred to the land COM
mittee.
In the deed to Rssch for lots in the
Chirette tract, mentioned above, there
should DO the usual reservation for zanja
rights of way, as zanjs No. touches G
portion of this tract on the east. Re-
ferred to zanja committee.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15
SOME STREET WORK.
The Council Takes Action on the
gineersa ReDort.

Tho Council Takes Action on the En
ginesr's Report.
The recon- mendation of tho city en-
gineer to lay the matter of the grade OF
81. Louis street upon the table because
the petitioners have not majority OF
frontage was adopted.
An ordinance for grading Judson
street was laid upon the table.
An ordinance to construct q sidewalk
on the west side of Beaudry avenue be-
tween Temple street and Bellevue ave-
nue. was referred to the city attorney.
Ordinance of intention to sidewalk
Twenty-third street laid over one week.
Ordinance of intention to sidewalk
Eighth street from Maple avenue to
San Pedro street WAS passed.
An ordinance of intention to sewer
st. Pauls avenue was passed.
An ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of Thirty.frst street between
Main street and Grand avenue was
passed.
An ordinance to establish the grade of
Gates street, from Downey avenue
north was referred to the councilman
from the First ward.
final ordinance for grading an alley
in Bentley & Griffin's subdivision, was
passed.
An ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of Arroyo Seco avenue was re-
ferrsd to the councilman from the Frat
ward.
Ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of Besudry avenue, referred
to the councilman from the Second
ward.
Ordinance of intention to grade Clsr-
ence street was passed.
Ordinance of intention to setabliHh
the grade of Whittier street, passed
Ordinance OF intention to grade Pleas
ant street, north and south OF First
street, passed.
Ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of French avenue was referred
to the councilman from the First ward.
The engineer called the attention of
the council to the fact that all vitri6ed
pipe over II inches in diameter used on
the sewers has habit of cracking long
itudinally. He recommended that all
pipe used hereafter over II inches be of
double strength, and that no vitrified
pipe over 20 inches be used. The speci-
ficstions were amended to adopt the
recommendations.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Che Council Failed to accept eho New
Chem Gals.
When this report OF the clerk OF the
fire commission was read there was
silence for the brief period of one Ininu
ute. The contract for the engines reads
THAT they must be acceptable to the
fire com missioners and the council both.
Mr.. iced said that he had not seen
the new chemicals, but he had been
told they were sadly detective; that
they carry no ladders, and in fact not
much of anything bat driver, some
hose and little Jug OF "fzz" He ia.
yored an investigation and examination
of the wagons before finally accepting
them.
Mr.. Kingery also favored slow action
in such an important matter, and it was
finally decided to let the fire and water
committee do the investigating and re-
port.
The clerk was instructed to advertiae
for bids for the 5000 feet of cotton hose
asked for by the chief OF the fire de-
partment and recommended by the fire
commission,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15
EX-MAY0R R0WAN'S VETO.
Dr.. Bryant Re-appOinted Police
Surgeon.
The Parambulating Restaurants Can
Stand Still During tho Nlght-sew-
era That Menace Public
HoRlth--street Work,

The council meeting yesterday was a
long and tedious one, though there were
several matters OF Importance passed
upon. The business done WISE con-
siderably more than the former council,
which was reckoned Woodworking
body. uuually took care Of.
DR.. Bryant wsa appointed police SUR
geon aitor four ballots had been taken.
The other appointments in the hsslth
department. went over, not even being
mentioned.
4 memorial to the senate committee
having Ia charge tho reorganization OF
Che Central Pacific railroad, was unani-
moualy endorsed. w. II. Workman
presented it to the council. The import
Of the memorial looks to the building Of
q road frem Salt Lake City to San Pedro.
The tamale men won their fight to be
allowed to STAND their wagons on the
streets from p. m. to a. IN. This in
cludee the peanut stands and all such
travelling vendors.
The city attorney reported that ex-
Mayor Rowan's veto of the ordinance
granting a franchise for electric street
railways to w. B. Lerabee is void, hav-
ing been filed too late to be lawful.
Mr.. Munson, in open council, stated
that he had hoped the veto would hold.
sc the ordinance could be improved
upon. but it was too late now.
The council will endesvor to sell the
old city hall, now used for central
police station and police court, at public
auction. Three times before the at
tempt has been made. No bid under
S37 600 will be- accepted.
The council will meet again on
Wednesday to pass upon the reoommen-
dstions in the report OF the board of
education and superintendent Of schools
for new school houses.
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part Of the country from which the
Union Pacific must in a great measure
resll2e the business necessary to pay
the government deDt. The government
can, by permitting this. without cost to
itself iraprove its own property by the
encouragement OF private Investment to
complete the line through to the sea.
and to this extent give to this part OF
the Pacific coast facilities fer tyauspor.
tation which it hae conferred upon other
parts OF the coast by lsRd grsnts.
Ii this bo done the liue connected
Herewith near the northern boundary
OF California will be extended into the
San Joaquin valley ct moderate cost,
giving that section an outlet to the ses
near Los Angelica and 60 the esat
through Salt Lake City coNnsotion.
Mr.. Workman explained So the coun.
Gil that this part OF the Southern Pc,
cifo road was built by Bishop Sharp, of
the Roman church, with Roman cap
ital, that it Was afterwards absorbed by
the Union Pacific. 1t 10 built for 255
miles and graded still iursheY in ths
direction to Loa Angeles. When the
Los Angeles Terminal railroad was conn.,
menced Charles Francis Adams was
president OF tho Union Pacific railroad
and the plan then wes to connect this
branch with the terminal rosd. Soon
after the work was com meDced, how
ever, Jay Gould secured control OF the
contract Pacific and the scheme was
held in sbeyance.
In the original psper which Mr..
Workman presented. the name of "San
Pedro" was in place of what now ap-
pears sc 20 harbor nsar Loa Angeles"
and other things.
Snyder moved tia adoption OF the
request Of Mr.. Workman in tho council
and the msmorjol Was unanimously en-
doreed
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15
TIE CITY IN COURT.
4 otian OF the Council ON the Attorney
Report.

4 otion OF tho Council ON the Attorneys
Report.
The city attorney yesterday presented
the following report, which the council
acted upon as set forth:
r. j. Floyd and ]. G. Curtis have
brought suit against the city to quiet
title to lots II. Is and 20 OF the Wood
worth tract. From an examination OF
the abstract Of titia CT the Wood
trcct il sppears that 10 decd has ever
been given by the city to this property /;
that in 1857 Wallace Woodwork AGO ired
title to the property from persons claim
ing under Mexican grants rs far back as
1885. Tho PLAINTIFF have furnished ue
with affidavits OF w. Fl. Workman,
Joseph Hosmer and Joaeph w. Wolf-
skill all 20 this effect that Wallace Wood
worth and his grantees have been in
possession OF the property under claim
OF title for over 80 years. l find also
that the city has for years assessed this
property for taxes and collected the
same. Knd for thess reasons 1 racnra-
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REGARDING SEWERS.


The Councils Actions on Sewer Matters
Yesterday.
Acting upon tho report of the sewer
committee and new motions the council
yesterday did quite little work touch.
ing on the matter of sewers.
In the matter OF petition from Frick
Bros, asking for q rebate of $21. 85 on
the Hayes and Water street sewer, the
demand having bsen rejected, and ask
ing that it be reconaidered, the commit
tee recommended that the claim bs de-
MED on the ground that the same has
been heretofore rejected by council
familiar with the facts. This was
adopted.
In the matter Of the protest of A. W.
Thorne ct al. in reference to the sew err
ing of Ann street. the engineer having
found the majority of frontage repre-
sented. the committee recommended that
said protest be set for hearing on Mon
day, January 81, 1896, at 2 clock p. M,
and the clerk instructed to notify pro-
teetants OF the time and place of hearing
in the manner provided by law.
Adopted.
The committee recommended that the
bid OF j. Z. White to sewer Burlington
avenue from the center line OF Tenth
atrest to point opposite the south west
corner OF lot 5, block Il, of the Bonnie
Brae tract, at $l.02 per lineal foot
for the sewer complete, bs accepted,
and the accompanying resolution of
award adopted. The recommendation
was adopted by the council.
In the matter Of specifications before
this committee for new pipe line for
the South Side Irrigation company, the
committee reported that il knows of no
authorization for the preparation OF
such specifications, and therefore re-
commended that the South Side Irriga-
iion company be notified to at once en-
ter into bond and contract, ia accord
ance with specifications heretofore
adopted and bid acee pied. or deposit the
amount OF the cost OF said pipe line in
the city treasury. and that the city will
then at ones build the pipe line. and in
the event OF said com pauy declining to do
eith0r OF the above, it recommended
that ell proceedings be abandoned.
Adopted
DR.. Powers, tho health officer, camo
before tho council with something
&DCut BSWSfe Oh MS llllus lie reported
tha residents on Scarf and Twenty
third atreets ARE running sewerage into
aewer5 not yet sceeple /, and that the
contractor will not Huah the sewers and
shat the city must either compel him to
at ones or huah them itself, as the
health OF tho section is endangered.
The city attorney haa decided that
tha contractor. Dir. Hughes. WAS not
liable under the law for tina nuisance, as
the residents and not ne, were creating
and maintaining it.
The street superintendent was, howa
ever, ordsrad 10 Ha4h the sewer and
charge the came to 1r. Hughes.
Mr.. reed'1 motion shat Mr.. Hughes
be notified to appear before the council
on Wednesday at 10 p. m. was carried
as Was alao his motion that the street
superintendent DO instructed TO cover
the manhole9 on rTenty-third, Adams,
Scarif and other streets where necessary
10 prevent p monaco public health.
BRYAN ELECTED SURGEON.
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1895. On November 23d tho protest of
Miss &. Flaherty was filed. On Decem-
bar 1st protssts of K. Glauch was filed.
Which protests are herswit submitted.
The eouncil set the hearing Of the pros
tesla for Monday next at p. m.
la tho matter of the widening Of
Thirtieth atreet, from San Pedro to
Maple avenue, this clerk reported that
notice OF atreet work was puhlished Do.
csmber 18Th. Time for protest expired
Deeemb er 10Th. No protests have been
received. Chs council called for the
fuel ordinance at the next meeting.
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aud Teed. Savage. Morrison. Snyder and
Blanchard for Bryant.
The appointment OF msat inspector
and assistant building inspector was
postponed one week. The health and
board of health appointments we're not
mentioned.
G. f. Dsnby was appointed to take
charge of the outfall sewer, upon motion
OF Mr.. Blanchard. -
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BRYANT ELECTED SURGEON.
The Council Taslsiee Appointme nta
again.

again.
The council tackled the matter of ap p,
pointmenss whicn we're not made at it's
first meeting. DE-. Ernest Bryant was
re.elected police surgeon on the fourth
gllot.
No nominations were made. and the
first ballot raaulted in three votes being
cvst for DR.. Mccarthy, two for DR.. Bry-
ant, one for Dr.. Dodge and two for DR..
Wernigk, "a,
On the aecond ballot Dr.. Bryant gained
two votes and wernigk and MCCARTHY
one each. On the third Wornigk's man
went over TO Dodge, and on the last and
final vote Ashman voted for Mccarthy,
Kruger for Dodge, StockHell fer Dodge,
The herald., 1895-02-24
A CHAPTER
OF SOME OLD TIME
HORRORS

How Silvas. Martinez, and B0yn.
ton Were Hanged in the Early
Days of Los AngeIes---A
Series of COId-bIOoded
Crimes Braveiy
Expiated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
thing OF the thousands OF Enfield. Win
chester. and sharps rifles calmly hrins

thins OF the thousands OF Enfield. Win
chester. and Sharp's rifles calmly f'ring
on US from their protected position behind
the stone-fence on the cr'si ~ the mn,
running parallel to our ~ \ Ecdera'
officer who was In CIR u ~ tvT'1S th'
battle informed me "ta1y 'foH ipcy
were 20 well fixed TO rsceiv. ~ '.rS on,y
feared we would not aitrih 20 'duit
their positlon-would not ciiig ne
did not know that Marse Bobs boys' VINO
werc quietly enduring the heaviest can
nonads OF the war under a s"eitering
July sun, desperate as they knew the
situation to be. only awaited the order
to- obey with alacrlty.
In this connection, how different we
think Of history now from what we did
when we were boys. Then j used l"
believe il next to the Bible: now J take
it-especially much Of II about the war
"cum Qrano Sails" and some OF IL ! can
swallow at all
But IL matters not: we are getting 10
be back numbers. and few OF us at trat'
and while now and again we seem ~ near
something of the refrain, Tramp, tramp,
tramp. the boys are marching soon we
will be called on to reinforce our advance
guard. those who have gone before, ruth
,essly taken from our side, we beingslett
| a while. soon TO disappear as fading land
| marks In the setting sun. And while
helping the General Government out oil
our meagre subsistence to give taiiy IN
| the form Of millions In pensions TO our
| friends. the enemy" we trust ere long
20 have little epitaphy, probably only a
name. longer than many Of our brave
| boys. marked simply He jacet, - =.
with sentiments OF highest regard, ana
| a vivid remembrance Of our past assoeia-
ton.
Yours sincerely.
Il l.. FARINHOLT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND :
Y0RK.RlVER LINE, VIA wksrroisr
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 10. $40 2. NJ.

LOCAL EXPRESS, daily. except Sun
day. Stops at all stations. At Lester
Manor connects with stage for Walkerton:
also. at West Point with Iork-riyer
steamers for Baltimore.
TRAIN No. Is. s:b p. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. except
Sunday. Close connection at West Point
with steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leave Baltimore at i. NJ,
and West Point Y. NJ, daily. except
Sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive at Rich
mond at sO7 A. NJ. daily; 1910 A. M,
daily, except Sunday and Monday. and at
e55 p. NJ, daily, except sunday.
TRAIN No. ~, $50 a. 81.
LOCAL MIXED. daily, except sunday,
leaves Twenty-thlrd street for West Point
and intermediate points.
Tickst-o office at station, foot OF virginia
street. Open from 500 A. NJ. to 500 j. NJ.
and from 900 p. NJ. to 1905 A. N.
i NJ. CILP, W. \. TURK,
Traffic Manager. General Pass AT
W, II. GREEN, General superintendent.
Il. J. O'RRITN. Superintendent
JOHN NJ BEAI.l. Travelling Passen-
ger Agent. go east Main street. Richmond,
Va. my l6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
A stray TuPtle.

PAMPLIN CITY. VA. June 29.-(Spe.
cial.)-A genuine water or mud. turtle,
weighing several pounds. was found
crawling In the front yard Of Mr.. w. D.
Thornton after a hard shower q few eve
nings ago.
Mr: Thornton resented this intrusion
and had the turtles head cut OF and his
body made into soup and hash for the
next days dinner. As there IA nc
pond or stream nearer than a quarter OF
a mile OF the place where the turtle was
FOUND. the question arises, Where
did the turtle come from? Was
II rained down in the shower, OF
did II crawl from the nearest pond? The
Query Editor Will please made note OF
thie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
pICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURo
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT April "a
log5.
LEAVE BYRD.sTREET STATION

LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION
100 a. NJ. Daily, ioF Nashugf.. ...
points North stlts al t'..
and local stations. I.lma..
Car
200 ". Daily. except ssnssy ..
Washington and points N-,..
Stops AZ Elba. Ashland I.
wei, Milford. Frs.eu.k.e.
Brooke. and NldeHafsr pt-
lor-Cari also, connects o..
Congregational Limited
Washington.
ITO p. NJ DAILY. Tor washue.oa .-.
points North. STOPS af Tf,'
Ashland. boswell Ml.rl
Fredericksburs Brooke ADJ
Whitewater and other sftf...t
Sundays Sleeper Richmond y
ARRIVE BYRD,sTREEr STATION
$40 A. NJ. Daily. stops AZ N.Ieaat.-
Brooke, Freier.ckstur. rt
ford, boswell ana Ashland
aud other stations sln...'
Sleeper. New ioFA % Ee..
2ac p. NJ Daily. except sunday. s,
az local stations anl E.
Parlor-Car from Wasrire,..
6:b3 +. NJ. Daily. Stops only at Fl..
ricksburg boswell ana A...
land. Pullmar-Cafs from N.a
York and washington
10 A. VI. Dally stops az principal i..I
stations ard Elha sl.errr.
Car Connects with Crr.r...
sional Limited between New
York and WASHINGTON
FREDERfCkSB'e ACCOMMODATES
DAILY. except sunday
400 II. VI. Leaves Byrd-~freet station
$50 \. NJ. Arrives Byri-S'roat satra.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except sunday
$40 A. NJ Leaves Llba.
go u. NJ. Leaves Elh8.
$40 a. VI. Arrives Elha.
6.o4 y. NJ. Arrives Elha.
G. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manage
r.. r. u. MYERS. President rv -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
TRAIN No. Is. s:D p. NJ.
A TLANTIC.COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
MAY y. 1895.
Il.IINinNn irN-lnN

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY,
MAY y. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-UNioN
DEPOT.
900 A. NJ, Arrives i,st. s.Sl A a..
at Petersburg, Waverly. and
oa. n s slrIls. va psiersburx $50 A. NJ.
sO' A. "' Weldon Weldon iI;iS 4. Il, ITsyetts:
vile $50 p. ". Charleston
ill3 4. ~, Savannah 1919 \.
81, Jacksonville 100 4. u.
Connects at Wilson with No
AZ. arriving GoldsbOro 3.6 J..
NJ, wilmington >: 5 Il II.
Pullman Sleeper New York 10
2.5s p. NJ. Local arrives Petersburg $40
5.30 =. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 6I5 Il. NJ,
Norfolk 1925 Z. NJ Makes all
7a3 p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 7:is P. n.
Weldon 9:I T.. VI, Fayetts-
S Si,e A. l1'l g.. a ss va na TBS <.
~ NEW 3 LINE 10 Middle
GEORGIA POINTS. -Arriying
Aiken ~ A. NJ. Augusta 500
4. NJ, Macon Il A. Mi,i A.,
Slespers New York to Charles
ton, Jacksonville. Port Tam
pa. Aiken. Augusta, and Ma
uao p. 81, Arrives Petersburg 225 A. NJ.
-" = Burkeyille .2:il A., NJ, Lynch:
burg, Ass A; NJ. Roanoke 65'
Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
u "a A. NJ. Arrives Petersburg los A. NJ.
'' Weldon $50 A, NJ, Hender,on
90 a ~ q RalSish 'a7 A a N;
300 u. NJ. Pullman Sleeper
washington TO Atlanta.
7:a5 A. NJ, SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION
Arrives Petersburg s:lS a. NJ.
Makes all stops.
40 p. NJ, Sunday Accommodation. Ar
rives Petersburg 6:2S p. NJ.
Makes all stops.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 a. NJ. From Jacksonville. Savannah.
Charleston, Atlanta, Macon.
Augusta, and Weldon.
$40 a. NJ, Atlanta, Athens. and Raleigh.
S:25 A. NJ, Lynchburg and the West.
II O5 A. NJ, Norfolk, Suffolk. and Peters
s:6 p. NJ, Jacksonville, savannah.
Charleston, wilmington, Colds
boro, and Weldon.
TOO 2. NJ, Norfolk. Suffolk. Waverly. and
Petersburg.
s:35 p. NJ, Lynchburg and the West.
$40 a. NJ, Petersburg Sunday Accommo-
dalton.
7:sS p. NJ. Petersburg Sunday Accommo-
dalton.
T. NJ. EMERSON.
]. r. KENLY, Traffic Manager.
General Manager
my11 C. s. CAMPBELL. d. p. A.