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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
20 Meet an Richmond Noxt Year.
By Southern Associated Prass

ATLANTA, May 81. The Southern
Wholesale Grocers' Association elected
officers to-day and adjourned to meet
next year 10 Richmond. Va. That
city was chosen as permanent head.
quarters. All the old officers were
elected rs follows: President, Il G
Leigh; Secretary, E Il Hooker; Treas.
urer. John ID Blair; Vice. Presidents
w B Lockett and w Il Vandiver.
Richmond was the only city in the
field for headquarters. This afternoon
the delegates were entertained by the
local grocers at the Piedmont Driving
Cluh.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Elaborate Programme Prepared for
This Session.

~'abO' otC prepared Tor
This Session.
Arrangements have been made for an
elaborate programme of commences
ment exercises by Norfolk College for
Young Ladies. Never has there been
90 fine an array OF talent engaged to
make that occasion memorable. AS it
Is the last commencement under Prof.
Cassedy's management special efforts
have been made to render the pro.
Gramme unusually attractive, The fol.
lowing is the order of exercises:
June 4th-Alumnae reception at tho
College.
June 7th-Closing exercises OF Pre-
paratory Department at the school, l
y. m.
June Sth-Annual celebration OF AL
Pha III and ri Lambda Kappa Literary
Societies, Academy of Music. $50 ID, M.
Address by Jehu Dewitt Miller.
june -Baccalaureate sermon.
Centenary NJ. L. Church, by Rev. L.
u. Rawlings, Il a. m.
June 10th-Annual concert of NIusi-
cal Department, Academy of Music,
$50 p, m.
June 1lth-Class night exercises, Col
lege Hail. $50 p. IN.
June Graduating exercises of
Eiocution Department. Readings and
recitations by Minnie Marshall. Smith.
Academy of Music, $50 p. m.
Juno l3th-Commencem address
by Will Carlton, Academy of Music,
B:30 p. m.
The public, patrons and friends are
cordially invited to attend the exer-
cises held in the Academy of Music.
invitations to which can be obtained
after Juno lst at tho academy or the
college. The usual plan of reseryinc
usats, if desired, at % cents each, will
be followed.
1t will be observed that Will Carlton.
author OF "Farm Ballads" otc.. do
slvers the commencement address. MIR,
CARTONS appearance here some years
ago will be remembered with great
pleasure.
Jehn Dewitt Miller. known as ora
sor, philosopher, scholar aud wit, will
address the audience on "Loye. court.
ship and Marriage"
The popular reciter and inpersona.
tor, Minnie Marshall Smith, is already
z favorite with Norfolk audience,
Natural, refined, graceful and pic
turesque, she is equally effective i n the
dramatic or the humorous. ,She has
voice OF charming sweetness, a face
'nil OIL expression, most fascinating
stage presence, and is young lady of
exceptionally fine talent"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
OLD NANSEMOND,
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

anu surroundings.
Miss Pearl Avery. Of Norfolk, is the
guest of the Misses Skeeters, kilby
street.
Miss Mary Wing6eld, who sustain ed
serious injuries from fall while riding
bicycle, Is slowly recovering.
Kev. j. +. Love. Of Suffolk, will
preach the annual sermon to the pupils
Oh windsor Academy on June9 g.
Miss Maud Mills, of Accomack
county, was expected to arrive In Suf-
ioik last night, where she will be enter
talned by the Misses Booker.
Inc supervisors of southampton
county are placing numerous con
tracts for the rebuilding OF the bridges
over the Nottoway river which were
recently washed away in the fresheis.
The first recital of Nansemopd Sem.
mary, In which the younger pupils
participated. occurred last evening.
ihe programme consisted Of twenty
three excellenily arranged and we'll ex.
ecuted numbers. beginning with prayer
by Rev. John w. Mccormick.
MAY MATRIMoSY.-The FOLLOWING
marriage LICENCES were issued to white
couples from the county clerks Office
during the month of May: William II.
Lewis and Viola &. Demorest, Henry
WllkIns and Lizzie Green, Joseph
Koblnson and Rosella Moore, Borland
Il. Daughtie and Mary Eta Milteer-l.
The QUAKER MEETINGS. The So.
clety OF Friends or Quakers have been
engaged In their semi. annual meetings
near Unity, this county. for several
GAYS. There are number of families
OF that persuasion in tue community.
end the gatherings havc been largely
attended, many prominent members
from n distance being present.
Among the ministers in attendance
are David +. Sampson. of the Blue
Ridge Mission, N. g.; Annie ID. Sta.
bier and Elizabeth 8. Tatum, of Bnlti.
more, and Harry Fithian, an evangelist
from Sing Sing Mission, n, Y, MIR.
Sampson will conduct meetings again
tomorrow.
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His Name Ends Right.

Vice President Stevenson is looming
up Ill tho western horizon as u star cam
didate for tho presidency Only three
vice presidents ever climbed into the
White House-Adams, jefferson and
Van Buren,. Tyler, Fillmore, johnson
and Arthur, although equipped with tho
prestige of accidental terms of the pres
ldency, sought after full nominations
and failed. On tho southern horizon
Senator Morgan is looming. Stevenson
has lucky termination to his name.
Thus Washington, Jeffers- on, Madison.
Jackson and Harrison. So go con. y
MIR. Stevenson, and win if you can. The
Mercury could vote for you without
hinching, without II regret or mental
reservation. New York Mercury.
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veteran of,he rIox,cnu u,nr.

OAK HARBoB. O.-"I met Geo. O..
Momeny, on old veteran of the Mexi.
can war. on the streets to day, who
told me that after reading about Sim
mona Liver Regulator he bought bot
tie, and the first three doses gave him
Immediate relief" Geo. Gosljne.
Your druggist sels it in powder or
liquid; the powder to be taken dry, or
nude into tea,
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lie Party of southcrnors Elonlewnrd
Hound.
By Southern Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May 31.-The party of
distinguished Southern ex-Confederate
officers and the ladies who came to
take part III the monument dedication,
started On the return journey by
special train, with the exception Of
General Hampton, who goes to Cali.
fornia in the line of duty as United
States Railway Commissioner. At
Cincinnati the Chamber of Commerce
will give the party reception.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
0tRic1rn EsIcctc,t.

An organization of tine latliers has
been rerfeotedsin Norfolk and the fol.
lowing officers elected:
A O.. Barrett. president; John
Crank, vice- president; s. II. Bell, sec.
retary; l.. Il. Messick. treasurer; q.
Aston, sergeant-at arms. Delegates
were appointed to the General Labor
Union conference as follows: l., L.
Messiek, G.. Aston, @. @, Curtins, III.
s. Barrett and s. X. Boil.
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THEY PAID THE DEATH PENALTY.
Two Murderers Hurried Into Eternity
BY the Trap Door Route.
BY Southern Assooiated Praas

ST.. Louis, No., May 9l.-A speoial
to the Chronicle from Murphysboro,
Ill, says that Frank Jeifry and Dug
Henderson, the two murderers, spent
Inst night IN singing and praying. This
morning, at S:l5 O'Clock, Sheriff Wells
conducted .Ieffry and Henderson to the
soailold, When on the scatfold Hem
derson said: II hope to meet you all
In Heaven" Jefiry said: ~ nm in :
noceut OF this orime." Tho Sheriff
then sprung the trap and after hanging
thirty minutes the men wore pro.
nounoed dead. jeflry aud Henderson
murdered companion named James
Fowle, whom they had previously
robbed of 81. so.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

AN lNHUMAN MONSTER.
a Nine Months Old Baby Butchered
by Colored Boy.
BY Southern Associated Pross.

CRIsF1ELp, Md, May 3l.-News
reached here to. day of the bntcheryyes.
terday at Marion Station of the nine
months old baby of George Simpson, q
farmer of that place. The parents had
engaged little colored girl to mind
tho child.
During their absence about tho farm
the girl took the baby to q oolored
neighbor's house. Among the children
gathered there was colored boy about
ten years old. The latter took oftense
at the white baby, and ssizing but.
cher knife slashed it IN frightful man
ner. causing almost instant death.
"Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
Indiana are never without bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in, tho
house." says jacob Brown, tho leading
merchant of the place. This Remedy
has proven of 30 much value for colds
Group and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without it. For sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
0crnu Wow scI,pdu,..

Attention Is oellod to tue change of
the Norfolk and Ocean View schedule
which goes IL effect to day. The
management ia determined to run tho
road in such u mannor ms to accommo.
date the public. and to this end its
new schedule as will be seen is an ad.
mirable one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
no ladies,

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies' May use the Cali.
fornia liquid laxatiye, Syrup OF Figs,
under all condition, makes is their
fnvorite remedy. TO get the true and
genuine article. look for the name of
the California Fig Syrup Co.. printed
near the bottom of the package.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
Twenty Thousand Dollar Ler..

A jury at Ogden, U. T.. has decided
that it takes $40, 900 to remunerate a
brakeman for the loss of his legs. A few
decisions of this kind may lead railway
companies to guard their brahomcn' 3
legs with more care hereafter. Legs at
eco, 600 each are worth watching. Chi
cago Tribune
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Sometime ago / was troubled Wit

Sometime ago 1 was troubled with
an attack OF rheumatism, 1 used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. have since ad.
visad many of my friends and Gus.
tomers to try the remedy and all speak
highly of it. SIMON GoLpBAuM.
San Luis Rey. Cal. For sale by ali
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01
1 have two little grand children who

have two little grand children who
are teethlng this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel com plant.
| give them Chamberlsins Colo.
Choiera and DisrrhGa Remedy and it
acts IKE charm. l earnestly recon-.
mend IL ior children with bowel
troubles. l was myself taken with q
severe attack OF biody flux, with cramps
ahu PAIN Ia my stomach, one-third of a
Dottie OF TINS remedy cured me, With.
in twenty four hours was out of bed
and doing my house work. MRs. ".
l.. DuNAdAH, Bon.aqua, Hickman
county, Tenn. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

For electric fans and ventilating fans
OF all kinds, address X. r.. Cobb, No.
22 Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

When so many people arc taking and'de.
riying benefit from Hoods Ssrsaparilia.
why don't .ou take it yourself: 1t is highly
recommended.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

A nice present for young man, O
fashionable walking cane, silver head.
a large line at low price at Chapman
IL Jakeman.
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At MIRA. II. Itic..

, No., l0i Church street, ladies' will
hnd the most complete assortment oi
millinery goods.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

No. lO4 Church street, black satin
ribbons. all widths, and fancy ribbons,
newest styles.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

Agents fer Stetson's special hats.
Goldman Il Hofheimer, 100 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

There are lots of negligee shirts,
but we think we have found the best.
II will cost you nothing to look.
Nichols N Wallace, 1G9 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

We have the night shirt at the right
price: Nichols Wallace, 100 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

a special reuuctlUn IN sterling silver
for the month of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaamsn & Jakeman,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

tsny! May! asuy.
Twenty cars OF choice 1imithy aud
mixed hay on track. Must he sold. ID.
p. Reid u Bro.
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'Neweat Discovery" Ext. tseth no
pain. N. 7. u. Rooms, l62 Mail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

HOOPS PILLS for the liver and bowels aot
oasiiy, yet promptly and effectively.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

New iine OF DucK suits.
nave Just opened new line of Duck
suits. IL. a. Saunders, ITO Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

Corset Negligee shirts with nobby
collars and ties to match. Nichols &
Wallace, 100 Main street,
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After the 1strt,.

Eiptherla. pm eumonia, scarlet fever. typhoid
teHer; ETC.. Hoo 8 SarsapRrilla is OF won.
teriui benefit in impariing the strong th
And vieor 30 much desired.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-01

NJ Strawberries Str sad cream Ice az
Evening journal., 1895-01-18

Recommendations some Of which are as
follows:
1ha concentration ia the hands of a su-
peintendeAt 81 police. 20 be hereafter
known Is chief of police Of al those pow
ers connected with and which affect the
discipline. control and efficiency of the
ontire uniformed force Including assign
ment and transfer, whereby the executive
functions OF the department. shall be lodg
oil wholly I'D his bands and be shall be
in fact the responsible s.Rele head Of the
uniformed force
That the loala Of poliee commissioners
shall by law he made bipartisan board,
with exclusive authority over the admin
istrative and judicial functions Of the de-
partment, es well as over those which af-
feet the elective franchise
That all promotions shall be made in
conformity with the rules Of the service
for mort and superior capacity only with
in the limitations prescribed by the bill
herewith submitted.
That "a radical reorganization Of the de
partment bo made by commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose, upon whom shall
be conferred. subject TO approval by the
mayor absolute and summary power of
dismissal Of any person and persons con
nected with said department who in their
Judgment do not possess the necessary
qualifications or answer the requirements
OF the service, which reorganization shall
be made upon the lines laid down in the
bin for that purpose accompanying this
report
That your committee DO continued and
the scope Of its authority increased In con
formity with the resolution heretofore i'm
troduced
Your committee respectfully presents
the accompanying bills upon the subjects
hereinbefore referred to and recommends
their passage
Tho committee remains as originally
constituted except that Charles T. Sax.
ton resigned his office as senator and re
tired from tho committee when elected
lieutenant governor
CLARENCE IEXow Chairman.
EDWARD O'CoNNoE
GEORGE W. ROBERTSON.
CUrHBERT w. POUND
/ concur in the above except in the rec
ommendation of bipartisan board of po
lice my opinion being that there shoulC
be a single headed police department and
separate and a bipartisan election bureau
DANIEL BRADLEY.
! regret very much that cannot eoncui
| in all the conclusions drawn and recon
mendations made in the above report. bu
with the consent Of the senate will pre-
sent at very early date my views and sug
| gestions for legislation on the subject mat
ter involved. JACOB A. CANTOR.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
DRESS GOODS
BARGAINS.

36-inch Henriettas, fine quail
ity. new goods, at 10 cents.
Finer and better quality at rs
cents. 3S.inch all-wool Hen
riettas, new goods, fine assort-
ment of colors, at % cents a
yard. 45-inch all-wool Hen
riettas at SO cents a yard. 38-
inch all-wool French Surah
Cloths at 2715 cents a yard.
45-inch all-wool Surah Cloths
at 90 cents a yard. "A large
assortment Of colors. New,
fresh goods just received to-
gether with many other Dress
Goods bargains. Splendid
values in Black Dress Goods,
including S styles of all-wool
Black Jacquards, AS inches
wide, $I.oo goods for SO cents
"a yard; just opened. Have
you looked at our Fine Black
All-Wool Henriettas, AS
inches wide, at so cents a
yard ? The best you ever
looked at for the money.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
NEW CURRENCY BILL.
Financial Measures Introduced In the sen.
ate by sherman and Pngh.


ate by sherman and Pugh.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Another inter
esting chapter to the financial question
was given in the senate when Mr. Sher-
man presented an emergency currency bill
to meet treasury deficiencies, and Mr..
Pugh offered measure in the same line,
supplementing it with vigorous speech
on the impotency and inaetion Of the SEN
ate IN the face Of a grave emergency. This
was but the brief prelude to day spent
with appropriation bills.
The pension bill appropriating s14l. 600.
600 was passed, with two amendments
one making SO the lowest rate for pension
disability and another repeating the pres
ent law cutting of the pensions OF non.
residents.
1t was stated during the debate that the
50 amendment would increase pension OK.
penditures not exceeding 81. 600 00l. The
bill served as a text for sharp criticism
against the administration Of tho pension
office.
The army appropriation bill was con
aidered, but not completed, owing to spir
tied opposition 20 the Abandonment Of ar.
my posts In the far northwest
The day in the house was again devoted
to the Indian appropriation bill. and faii
progress was made. a number Of amend
ments were adopted the most important
being TO pay to the Cherokee nation 81,
$50. 600 An amendment BY Mr. Pieslei
to discontinue the services Of army officers
as Indian agents was ruled out Of ordera
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
wedding In Delaware CITY.

One OF the social events Of the season
In Delaware City was the marriage 81
Mis- Florence K. Hutchinson, of that plsc
End Richard Cam McMullen, of Whining
ton
The ceremony took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock In the Delaware
City M f Church, and was performed By
Rev j. Edwin Amos. The nshers were
5 g Hill, w Hutchinson, w Cairns and
L McMulien Little Miss Ethel McMulen
VAS flower girl Miss Sadie Craig play ed
he wedding march
The girl friends OF the bride, IN der
the leadership Of Mrs Won Culin, had
beautifully decorated ths church for the
occasion
Evergreens were in evidence every
whore, and In the centre isle there was
erected au arch with gates, through
which Tia bridal couple passed
The bridal party entered the church to
the strains OF Lohsngrin, first the
ushers then the nowsr girl, and then
| the trids with her father, George Hut
Crimson, who gave her away. The
groom awaited her at the altar
The service was read from the white
bound prayer book, carried by the
bride She wore pretty gown of white
silk, trimmed with white lace The
flower girl, a small niece OF the groom,
wore white frock and carried white
roses
A reception at the home Of the bride
/ followed the ceremony. Among the
/ guests were Mr.. and Mrs Harry Frazer
Mr. and Mrs CHARLES X Harris, Mr. and
] Mrs John Wright, Miss Raymond, Miss
Purdy, Miss Donaldson, Miss Julia
Bouldon, Miss Sue Bouldon, Miss Flor
ence B Upton, Mrs Stansbury j. Wiley
| Thomas Donaldson, ii r Garrettson. s
IC Hill, II B. Pyle, Mr.. Nc.
C-ea and G Campbell, OF Wilmington
Mrs Cecil Eldridge Rice, OF Baltimore
Miss Gertie Schivler, Of Newark: Mrs
H. B Manlove, New Castle DR. and
Mrs Frank Belville, Mrs. John Davidson
Miss Nellie Davidson, Mr. anC
Mrs Clayton Won Cnlin, Mr. an,
Mrs. John Cairns, Gsorge Cairns
Harry Cairns, Miss Irene Davidson
and others, Of Delaware City
Mr. and Mrs. MeNullen left at
o'clock for 3 trip to Washington and th
South A large party Of the weddinl
guests went early to the station, witt
the expectation OF giving the bride AM
groom fitting send off But Mr an
Mrs. McMullen decided upon anothe
course Rather than be pelted BY th
showers OF rice which awaited them, the
proeet ded upon their bridal tour b
coach, 10 Newark thence to Washington
q OF to be outdone, however, the youn
folkspounced upon their trunks. markin
ia every available space, Bride au
groom. Just married, etc.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
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Al an y ygpgshout py the Intarlocking switch an
+ P,AILAIlELPHiA, WILMINGTON ana BAL
AhnDhh RAILROAD, In effect Nov. le. 1894
hnfniine nsasiine VIII leave Wilmington ~ follows
rhidie9elphia, a,express, 81, 2 S.. 20, 680 4s,
bli 80, $50 e4a, 10 D6, 10 id 10 Ab, li.ah ii 8
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a sAAcsso.mmodAtion. %, u OO 8 o.. l0Asan.ns
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iDoS' u IS, Il 81 . m. ~ bOa.6 50. 7oq.
AccoslsnodAtio 8 90. 7 o.. co. lO@, HEAR.
= - y, : u. 2 y, lb, 4 20, 10 e5 y m.
~, 10 y, ~ 70, 10 4b. II 81 "a lie 3b, 81, las
", ~ bl0, 3 DO. 7Og. o ~. 10 30 b m
For NV se,,. sN,thout change, ln " N, q u.
y N X nm N. sles ers TO augusta, 81 Augustine.
ana IaApa; Al m, sleeaers 70 Hot Springs,
hemphis aid New OrlAana.
wrsA lh eatrrs via lAnukln, ~ a M. 20
gsws gentrs and intsrusdiAts usnfsons
. Hsli q .Inore and wAshlngscp, .ss.sO,pn,
~ ~ II 00 . m. u O4, II a9, Il u.s. z os IN 6G
'ga1,sga, as,s,,a o, 4; q = 9l Y AZ light.
a. y aud Il * . m,
/ Leave Philadelphia, Brosd street. fcr wu
mlnRton. express, 3 SOL I 20, T25, gSl.elo Is ri
II ". II IS, IN, fla eb %, 02, a46. 2of, a4l,
SO. "a f6l 90, ei7. 6'56. I a. II to- il IL.
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ACCOMMODATION. 0 90 : 81, l0Bt Am,1m.sO8
| %. 9Ts 22. 8 80. 10 90. II 8a m.
sunday lrains-Leava Winungton for,
| fhlhdelphtn, express, Ga. 2 66, 81, so, 3 So
i3. y o6, - a5, u 81 am. 81, 06, 504 5s 0g,
| 20, elO q N. Accommodation. 30, 10 a u.
y e. ~, 800. 10, 1923 "a.
. m, n, 0l. $50. T05, sC8p n. Aocomnao.. sa1 "a.
ansssion 700. sloA n. u 10, 10 0s. 6i5. .Ta6.
New YORK. iH, s@. 40. 100 $50.
q@ og 70 q Az 4 81 m. II 10. 81, ab. %. 81.
20 .a without change. 6b5 m.
For the South-Southern Raiiway Express.
. Al IN, eepers 70 Augusta, st. Augustine,
ana ismipa; 4 p N, sieepers to Hot springa,
Yves. 1nestet, vIA Aamokin, 90 = IN.
e n. s04. 10 sa %, 70 O5, Al. il4i. col .. N.
naltilnurs and intermediate stations. scs
lsave Philadalphia, Broad ntroat, for vgil.
a, z. s0s, 5b5, I 4o 8s5. II ID. il Is
Accommodation. 8 IS, . 10, 1895 4 N, u So,
Ersirf fsr bsiswsre 8SiViden leave fos
| sbl "a. ixl nlRht-
| LeWra. - q N. n ms
Gsprssa soz Dover, EerrinEton fnd Delmsz,
u. II - IA. 20 IA. IL o. night.
HArEineton and way stations only. 90 IA.
EXPRESS Tor wyoming, 81 p ~.
h1presG tor Cape Charles, Old Point Come
sort Apa Norfolk, II 08 IN, IA u night.
sunday trains for:
Kew lhEtle. l2 0N nlQht,
Gage Oharlee, Old Point Comfort cnd nor
ok, ~ q night.
nidulcsqWn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
teit0p, Harrington, HridRevfllr Scafrrf
Aeufel and Dslmrr, " nl night.
fOongreesional Limited ExYress trains com.
pnesd entirely Of Pullman Vsetibals pRrlos
and Dining Cars. No oxtrA fare
sianliten Express Trains, composed OF Pull.
luAn Nestihule parior Oefa, Ncstihuln pAa
l fare.
| tof further Information, pesaenserf ara re-
| tnrred V the ticket Agent KttheHtati0n.
| 3. ~, FhEVOSIs ~ ~ WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Ast