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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
A CHARITY CIRCUS.
To Be Held at San Antonio on
the 10th. Instant.

eeipt of a circular letter an
nouncing that a grand charity
circus will be given at San An
tonic on the 10th. instant for
the worthy purpose of assisting
the Protestant home for desti-
tute children and st. Johns
and Catholic orphan asylum,
both of San Antonio, and re-
questing the advertisement of
the project. Believing this can
best be done by giving the
words Of the committee, we ap
pend their letter:
San Antonio, Texas, May Srd.
1895.
DEAR sIR:-For the purpose
of sustaining thos. two worthy
charities dependent upon the
public for support, namely. the
Protestant Home For Destitute
Children and st. Johns Cath
Ole Orphan Asylum of this city,
a number of ladies and gentle
men have undertaken a Charity
Circus, which will be given at
the San Pedro Park, San An
tonic, Thursday, May 16.
This exhibition, while com
prising principally native ANA
teur talent and much that is
amusing and ridiculous, will
be, by no means, a mere bur
lesque. On the contrary, it will
be in fact a monster circus with
all the accessories of the largest
tended exhibitions which visit
our State. A large two ring
main exhibition tent, capable
of seating 10000 persons, has
been secured, together with a
number of professional riders
and trained horses, acrobats,
clowns and all features and
novelties of a first class arena
and ring performance, supple
ment by several hundred local
performers, including well
known ladies and gentleman
Among the special attrac-
tions will be a Menagerie rep
resenting every family of the
Geological Species; a Thrilling
Wild West Performance with
marvellous feats of markham
ship and Captain Jesse Ben
nett's. troupe of Educated Tex
as Horses and Dogs, with the
usual grand concert and side
show exhibitions of freaks and
curiosities.
There will be two perform
ances, one in the afternoon and
the other at night, and the
price of Admission. will be
fifty cents.
All the Railroads will make
special rates for the occasion
and it is expected that thous-
ands of people from a distance
will avail themselves of the
pleasure OF witnessing this car
nival Of amusement and at the
same time aid a most worthy
cause. All the funds received,
after. the payment of the actual
and necessary expenses, will
be divided equally between the
two worthy charities named,
local committees representing
those institutions having charge
Of the finances.
In the name of sweet charity
xr,a rac,oaofful1u raonaof tho :
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
MEXICAN MATTERS.
De Leon Invades Military
Rights-Oth Inns.


Leon of the trouble between
Guatemala an Mexico.
1t is now known that the ex-
position to be held here will
not be until late in September.
President Diaz has addressed
a letter to governors of States
recommending aid to the expo
sition.
Minister of Communications,
Gen. Gonzalez Cosio, has writ
ten to all railroads and steam
boat lines in the country asking
their aid in low rates for the
exposition.
Minister of the Interior Ro-
nero Rubio has granted ex-
emption from taxes of all
enterprises within the limits of
the exposition.
Col. Nacho Bejarano, conces-
sionaire of the exposition, is
receiving assurances from all
over the country and from
abroad ofaId for the exposition,
which nobody doubts will be a
success.
The senate voted thanks to
President Diaz for the able set
Element of the difficulties with
Guatemala and avoiding war.
The ratification by Guatemala
of the above settlement reached
Acapulco May 3 and is expect
ed here Thursday. Guatemalan
Minister De Leon this morning
visited Chapultepec, where
President Diaz will move Satur-
day.
Manuel Telabiata, the "a
nous Yaqui Indian chief, was
captured.
The press asks the govern
ment to order an inspection of
railways throughout the coun-
try in view of the approach OF
the rainy season.
Enrique Merino, bull fight
er, was dangerously wounded
by bull Sunday at Durango.
Movement all over the coun-
try is in favor of the reelection
of President Diaz.
Complaints are made that
the Tramway Company are us
ing unbroken mules on the
street cars in this city.
New York exchange, 81 prem,
ium.
Wholesome rains over the
greater part of the country.
The government proposes es-
tablishing free baths in this
city.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11

THE ad.iutant general of Tex
as seems determined to squelch
the Sealy's. 1t is a shame not
to allow Galyeston's crack COM
pany for the Galveston cup.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11

WANTED.-An intelligent ac-
tive man or lady to travel for
reliable house with expenses
paid. Salary 5000. Adj
vancement for faithful and sue
cessful work. Reference. En-
close self-addressed stamped
envelope. Secretary. Lock
Drawer p Chicago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
THE SERVANT GIRL QUESTION
Baltimore Women Endeavoring to
Solve the Problem.
A Fund to be Raised for the Establish
Tent of School. Tuition 10 be
Free and Course of Study Very
Thorough. a Vertable
Boon to Housewives.

While women are an XlOuS to 40 some
thing out of tho ordinary that will be
OF substantial benefit to the community
In which they live, the experiment be-
Ing tried bya number Of women in Bal
gilmore should prove of interest. The OBJ
eect of the work is the practical solution
pf the servant girl question, and if the
Baltimore plan succeeds it will enamel
pate women from this greatest perplex-
sty Of housekeeping
The plan is to induce 1000 ladies to
subscribe 81 year for three years to
n fund to be used i'll establishing school
Tor the training of girls for domestic
service. The tuition is free to all girls,
and the course Of study embraces cook
ing, serving. general houscwork, cham
berwork, sewing, mending and reading
and writing-in fact, everything neces-
sary for an accomplished domestic to
know. The school would also be a high
grade intelligence Office for the ladies
who contribwte TO its support.
While this school would be of great
benefit to the ladies themselves, it would
Se also highly beneficial to the girls. 1t
IS undoubtedly true that the drudgery
ahe skill and intelligence pnt into it,
Ind these educated servants would find
that their competence would be no small
consideration III the matter of their con-
tentmeut while it would be still moro
important to them in increasing their
compensation.
Not the least Of the advantages result
3ng from such school would be the
establishment of something like uni
form system III the kitchen Now it
takes reasonably intelligent girl
month to forget tho ways of the last
mistress and learn those of the new
livery woman who keeps house is fully
aware of the severe nervous strain that
IS involved in change of servants, but
with a fair supply OF well trained girls
80 meet the demand this worry would
De avoided. TO the great advantage Of
domestic tranquility aud comfort
While the new woman does not
take kindly to advice il may be urged
shat US y branch of home missionary
work, the establishment of schools for
the training OF house servants might be
productive OF much domestic happiness
.-Chicngo Record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 5.ls9J
LEAVE NORFOLK.
"a III. dail,, except Sunday-tPortsmouth
High street, 5;SO a. nj Arrive At Phiia
deiphia 5:52 p. IN; New York at s:3s
LEAVE NORFOLK
G;lO E. M dai!y. Portsmouth, High street 5:J-l
Arriyent fhiladelphia 5:lO a. m.3 New
ARRIVE An NORFOLK.
ESQ e. In. daily, PORTSMOUTH High strest 9:i0)
leaving New York p. nj; Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
sos J.. m daily except Snnday--(Portsmoutt,
High Street. sis y. M, leaving New
York at q. n; Philadelphia, 1910 a. m.
lines 10 aud from Boston "N
Pullman Sleeping Cars OH night trains between
Jersey C,ty, phiiadephis and Cape Charles Pnll-
man Euh.t and Parlor Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
although Tickets sold aud baggage checked.
the steamers X. b. COOKE,
Gaae ~ ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

no, - haily; connects with A. C. l.. train ?; fog
~. H.; Daily except Sunday, makes close con.
h'ctinn ai iiobgood for WashingtonN G Kina
ION, \. T. Plymouth. n. c. and nli Eastern Caro-.
ma loliis' ~ at Rocky Mount with A. G. /
Train ~ iOr all POINTS South, " - L.
Trains arrive 81 Norlols Cos p. In. daily. Also
OIL io-o a. ~. tally, except SUNDAY.
5@gEag+ checked II companys Norfolk wharf
g6 Main street. eeH''
For ticket. 10 al points South, slecpiu. car
reservation and general infornatiOaU call On ar
address J. a. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES I. MAUPfN,
General Forwarding Agent,
L. NJ. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SEi.tEL.,
GeneTri Manager Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

,Dailv E-Brealfasf D-piuucr. s-s,crnr
NO u connect ut Weldon with 4 c. Line Pull
man se"HeTi Portsmouth to TO Atlanta. ia.
On Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays con-
hec' : AZ franklin with steamers Olive for Elem
,9h shl Hand ne on the river. Con ects at
naoith VAN Southern Railway for !i3hevie. n.
l.. Il. " -
No 400 aud II. Vcsibuie Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleener
Portsmouth 10 Alfalfa ia. onncts directly at
Atlanta, with w and 4. Il. |. for Cha,ianuoosa
Nashville, and al points West Connsets with A
and ". y. H. H. for M"liir Montgomery. New
Orleans ard all points Southwest:
ARRIVE.
mo. 10, Atlanta prGia 7.Ua
mo. IS. Mail and Expres, f:llpm.
FOR tcIes ana nagcaGe checked TO all points
South and southwest. Se"piug car reservation and
neral iniurm.t on, call on OF address W v H.
Williams. ii1 High ste I, Portsmouth a.
]. J. ANDERSON. J. w. BROWN Jr,
- Gen Pass. Agent. Pass and Ticket Agt
n 81. .OHS, JOHN II. WINDER,
fiaekTeIidsnh General MANAGER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
ROMANCE AND REUNION.
After Many Years OF Separation This Ius-
band Returned With Wealth.

AFTER Many Years OF Separation This IIus-
band Returned With Wealth.
4 romance has developed mt Niagara
Falls in the reunion and remarriage Of
couple whom the gold fever separated
an 1888 Regina Domedion handsome
girl of 30, was welded to Edward L.
doyle, q man Of 49, college graduate
and a seeker of wealth.
Within six months after his marriage
doyle left his bride to prospect for gold
IN Colorado. TO the bride Il daughter
was born. and after several years wait
sng she thought She had been deserted
and secured divorce. She settled in
Buffalo with her little girl and was
living quietly there, when one day re-
Gently u stranger with gray beard, tall
and straight, knocked ut her door She
looked aud gave II cry Of recognition
1t was the husband, who had come
back. He was almost ash famed to come
60 her, but hc.did, and placed at hcr feet
the wealth he had accumulated. Ex-
plantations followed, and both resolved
60 be remarked. They went to the Falls
and were reunited by the Rov. r. c.
Brownley ut tho Methodist parsonage
last week. New York Recorder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
\ TLANTIc AND pAyvILLE RAILWAY
scHEDULEIS rrEEcr MARCH ,;ru, IS,

49, - isi-Nl .hshh'il tIH, 1882
Leave Ship es,' Compress wharf daily e.,I II m
" 'si .,ofi"H, 800 ~ FOR buffalo IT. h springs
nAnvIlr aLd vi iuteIn!siiatc Il iicns arm inr al
p"""'p L'u slr'hg' at 80 y tn La willie, 49,
J. III. l.CaNr Svriol. m u M West Nor OH 5.li
M Leave ~ rene, VILE IN y except sunday
NJ ''" a 80 nrriv u' ~ l'anN liUrt a. yn
connection made a; nanville and JeGrcss juno
uoii y all points IN the southern RAILWAY system;
ri Denunton Junction iur Durham Aouth iiosI on
W. X. l.. ~ "
A"t'.in> MAKE connection for ruflnlo Liihia
S"-i""S Oh, crDitur Sruunvs
Pullman Sleeper leiwrcn Danyille. A,hev,t,,
Atlanta Augusta, Memphis aud New Orleans
Tickets on sale ani baggage checked al Wakes
Agency, >, 'omlahys Agency at wharf. Norfolk
w. V. IL. Williams Agcucs, Portsmouth:
W X. TAYLOR
CJt,c N u,,, General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT . COMPANY,
ES DaSHigI1t.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE OHEsA-
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER,

Commencing JULY 9Th, and continuing during
tae IS, snm MINER mouths, the new .palatal steamer
NhWPORr NEWS" will begin making day
l"af Line WIZARD every Tuesday, Thursday a d
saturday 1t $50 a M. Norfolk at iii5 A. 10. OLE.
$50 NJ "
-, Petnrning leave Washington on Monday
a, forre., Monroe, $3.50 and Norfolk, $3.50 o 70.
he steamer ieavng Washington on Sunday
mornings, arriving IN Norfolk at ESQ p NJ, Will
return ut . M anne day. 80
Fare for he iouLd irir $3.50. good for return
passage by night steamer sams day, or following
Will continue as formerly.
tickets on sale i. & o. Ticket otite. N. & CIV.
I: Wakes and Company's Office on wharf Tee-
phone Al D. j. CALLAHAN
jy2-if Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Ss OLDDOh|N|0N STEAMSHIP
I FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGER siIlPs Ai;E APPOINTED TO SAIL
i from Norfolk on MOS 'AG. TUESDAY WEI.
M. From New Iork nu MONDAYS. TuE.nANS
WEDNESDAYS IhU at p. M. SATUR
DAYS, p IN.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
lare, including meals aud s.ateroom BERN S %
Fare Iound IMP. limited 10 thirty days. IL u.
For ticseIs ana reservation of STAT rooms apply
ut Company office, - Maiu street or at general
Office at villa:
FOX RICHMOND SHIP, leave Norfolk evSry
THURSDAY p IN. ana leave Nespot, News eyery
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening arriving a.
Richmond the next morning
TIuE >'IiEnUir "E STEAMERS
Nor'hampioG, Lhav AeeomacE. Euoii aud
i'ia OF Vigil Saii,ng Is',y eree't sunday.
EOiS OLD TOENu-At Z. c. o aud llli,
III. ana p. m; Portsmouth,. G.Ij aud 100
ami ;tuj H. IA. IN! i.Ine Wharf SoifolR at o. D. /
auu ll:J u. N. ana 20 T.. IN.
Fpit I1 M 3.EON-.M II.i5 n n, au1iIi
p. ~. gay iiue 1880 Il. and SD m Portsmouth
III 100 q. IA. aud 1O5 y. M
EnN NENrOst WSaNDsMITm
lay Line wharf. = J.. al.
FOH IN>' Ann NaWE itIvEnS-
DAILY. except sunday, leaving Company. wharf
III $50 .. M PorIsmouth G.,j a M BAY Line
Wharf. AviiulL. : am.
,0U HAriI AND PoQIoSIN NV.
FITS, touching a. Old Point, 'e"ing ConII"uys
IL.
40 a "a. Bay Line Wharf Norfolk ii $50 j. IN,
returning mex. uaJ.
rnIe>uvE siNI:s-Tu,siay. Thur.
DIV AMI saturday. from Cgup-ny's nLIl AZ To- a
~. rort >inuuIh .-'' IN DAY !. ne. NOriU L am
FoIt MANS, NONE uIttr. AND
SIlFEOtk-At !. Ia; Portsmouth, $40 y. Ia:
connecting al suffolk with ;. shh &C. l.. l.
slFreiynt Tot Nahcws BatE, roIucsin, Ware
Severn ANA Naps'mond liNe!s must lie ntepeiG
S.HIss CAIsOI.iN ,DItI>sUN-ror
merly n y. ~ W. j.. L.--Sieamicr on hp leav,s
NORFOLK Tor Washington y. G., Mondays a. n in;
IN DAYS q, : a NEAR ing freight Tor Washing
ton anu point, ON the 1a'. Fungo and Psmhco
rivers.
Freight for Newbern. y, e, received a, y. aud
{. Il. 4. dcpo'
Freieh, received daily, eNc,p, sunday, ntl5p
m. ". H. CEOWELI,
Agent.
poANoEE, NoRFgLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CD
COmmcnelns TUESDAY, June 18th, 1921 tile
steamers o. tAis line will leave Bay Line whui
every Monday and thursday at 5 n ~. Tor BALI
more. and leave Batim, re- Pier 30 ~. Light stret.
wharf, every TUESDAY and Saturday a; p w.
freight received daily.
rclc,boua3 -,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
/, or RIcIIMoNp, rETERseURG, OLD 70 Mr.

/ CLAREM0Nr. NEWPORT NEWS and .TaIAee
river landings direct by dsylixht-yirglnia Nasls
CATION Companv, Ele ;sat sLfanler Po, AIIONJ,,Nl
Leaves Cyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at Z a. M, ttaohlss
at Portsmouth, old Point Newport Eess goiRx
N. connecting ID ali evening Trans. Eera liz
Richmond $3.50; fare 10 lichnond aud rctuff.
81 20; faro 10 Rrhm. nd sceoud-eiaAs, 81. TiuErts
much oheiper tina by any other routo to Ricl,-,
mond, Petersburg, Wnverly, Hicksiord and staiisna
via Richmond. Tickets for sale at tieket eFgoeiss
OF Wake & son, Brapdt al ayop board ptsaIsss
Freight received daily, Sunday sxeas,eda d.
allake7e NAMED points. - e - ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

rIYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
" PHILApELPllA-only direct sTssa =
line frotn Norfolk 10 Philadelphia. ,E57{SSsSssSSs
Until further orders. steamers are apDOinieI %
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
aud Saturday at y. H., and from Phitadet-
phia every Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday. =, ),
Through bills Of lading TO all points south and
Southwest via Scabonrd Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Line aud Virginia Ten essoe Air Linc Raiiroad.
JAMES w. Mct;AHRICk, 81
General 2outhern Agent, Norfolk. Va,
W.P. CLYDE CO.,
Agents Philadelphia. x
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Wheeled Unharmed Through "A window

Grant Hacker. employed by an Indi.
annapolis gas company to cut off stree:
connections III case Of fire. while answer
Sng an alarm lost control of his bicycle
and dashed full speed through tho plate
glass front Of Chaplin q Cores saloon,
gear Monument place. He landed head.
long In tho middle of tho saloon, the
bicycle following him, while heavy
fragments Of glass fell i'll every dircc
;tion. Neither Hacker nor the machine
was seriously damaged, tho pneumatic
tires escaping without n prmcture Chi.
cago Times Herald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Shia Editor Mus, nsvo Been Living u,c,

MS Editor Must Have Been Living High.
a Stroudshurg Pa. editor says one of
henry Bragger COWS recently gave birth
40 creature that has the body and legJ
iof a calf and the front feet Of a goose,
with toes and claws 1t also has wincs
and has bin. 1t has feathers on its
head instead Of hair. 1t bleats il the
day like calf aud ut night utters cries
bike goose
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
TRAVELLERS, GU,pE.

IhE NORFOLK, ALBEMAKLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAILRoAU co.
49, ". VAN N STEl: Receivers.
1iM FL iABIE No. In EFFECT SUNDAY,
JUNE 9rlii 1875. AT 8 o. LOCK A. NJ
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ioV a H. u.liy sx,opt sunday. through express:
arrive virginia Eeach 73s a M
e'oo Id, ua'is except Sunday. mixed; arrive Wiz.
sinia Peach 9:l5 M W.
,ooo E,hia b' ach 10 Am.
'0''0 H. S4a,i, ,hrn lsh eIprss,; arrive Virginia
ll:o5 nj. sunday only, through express. arrive
Virginia. hcnch ll:ib a H.
i!':' IN, daily, local express; arrive Virginia
Beach l:lO m.
$50 p m, daily, through express: arriy. y;r,;,,,
ltcuch +:O5 IN.
$40 p m. daily stops only at Kcmpsvic, Lyup.
haven haven and oceana); arrive Virginia
Beach soI M.
1880 y III, taily except sunday thr UGH cxnr,ss.
arrive Virginia Peach ll:o6 r IN.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
GOO NJ, Monday only stops only at Oeeana.
i.,,n and Kemp" lille; arrive nor
$40 III, daily except Monday stop, only a,
eanh i.ynnhavcn and KEMP sville; ar
SIS q IN, daily eIuepi SUNDAY local oxpress mr.
rive Ok nnD a Ia,
"'' M sunday eny. local express; arrive Nor
l;i' M oaiiv exc'ps Sund: y. ny 1ed; arrive No :
IoE 80 p IN
2;l5 p m, daii'. through exp css arrive Norfolk
2Jipm
sio IN, daily local express; arrive Norfolk i:a5
y nj.
oiO = III, daily through express; arrive Norfolk
1'Ijpn
$50 p ~. daily except SUNDAY through express
arrive Norfolk = 0j u M
WV ~ Sunfay ".iv. taronsh e1piesy arrive
No-'olk AS pm
1850 y M ally Sc,p,, sucday, through express;
arrive No -iOlk 1905 pm
rams stop only on signal AT intermediate
e'n,iohS 10 rtt oil ar take on passengers,
through EIprei- Trains make the ,rIp in
,nIty.hvo inmates; Local Express trains
I0rty-fvc minutea
a Chair Carts attached TO al! Passenger train.
Seats - cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
General super iut endeut.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

MAlLANp EMPRESS dali, I.Iyept Sunday, nj
- y. NJ avn LInrcsS daily Except sunday ut IL
y an. Conn"t with all rail aud siea IN, lines n, Nor
folk for the North. las: and West PASSENGER s:a
ior foot oi Ea>i Nam street. Norio and Wc,I
ern depot rc'sit s'a'i'" on Water street.
Il ASIERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
L. fREibHI LIN" ARD OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North and Esu, via Norfolk aud
Norfolk aud southern Railroad to Eastern Nyrth
Carolina W. u"
lrcigh, received daily u"ti! = u IA ani for
warded promptly at low rates.
For further information apply TO the General
Office OF the N. a :. L. & Co, Norfolk, Va
u {. Hu'DGINS,
General frclsh, nud Passenger Agent
III. X. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
~ : !. w Norfelk:Westefn RI.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY r. 1885,
LEAVE NORFOLK rAlI.Y.
7:IU a.lm.-ahc chicago Irprc,v-For
Petersburg. NE 10 in q u a
Hnd w nahtnnton. Misc Tor
Unas"rd. m,u.ti"'%, 30,
Cuh"ntns. f<cm0Ya, 40.
iuutbus and ChicnCo.
Sleeper eOnnoL,. 10 a.
lumbu. wtthout change,
HisO Tor PuinsEi. n,Ist0I.
NnoNNiiir. thnttnu"Oyu
nnd intermediate Points.
lo09 G.-Fnr Petersburg, i;adoId tuiaski,
Bristol; also Tor Hn"hei aud 20.
tahon1's. also tor Rocky Mount
Division. HaN Pallman sleeper
Norfolk 10 Roanoke connects ut
Koanoke ~ y: q III with Wash
ineten amt Chattanooga, limited
Tor all points Bouih and Wc,t Pull.
man slceI"rS Roanoke to Memphis
thd New n'lcans lin ne car at
y II RIV L Norfolk daily $50 q IN ll;?ja II,
l':2I y
NORFOLK MD RICHMOND.
tvrsTirULr IIMiTEDl
Leave Norfolk .JJ IN, arrive
E:chm"nd 900 l. M, connecting lot
Washington, Baltimore, rhii.do,-
p'ia and NeR York R.turning
Leave l;chmond 800 H. ar,S,,
Norfolk ll-5 IA. stops only al
SUFFOLK, W.scrly aui f,trr,hI,,,
StCond-class tickets not accrntei
ior pa-ssgc on those train.
Other dUNy trains leave Norfolk
40 M arrive al Richmond ilU'
IA. Eetu ming, leave Richmond
81 IN; arrive At Norfolk 3
FOR further Information 10 10 iiclcts rates bag
lHfe, cnecssl etc, call on or address Il w; COURT
NEl District Passenger Agent {. II. BOSLEI
Ticket Agent, O. Main sirce', corner OF t'rauby or
r. Finch, Agent. depot Norinis ana Western
General Passenger Agent
General Oihcr l,oanoke Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
SUNDAY TRAINS.
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R. co,
sCHEDULEIN EFrrcr lilly I,

:, SCHEDULE IN EFFECr July 1895.
NAIL AND tNfokS> LEAVES NORFOLK
oniy except Sunday va u ~. for Elizabeth
CITY, Edenton, Mackey. Ferry, Roper. P,ptevo
Beiha'cn, etc. Connects at Edsnr"u with N &
L. r. steamer a. follows; Daily Except sunday
DAY aud ShTl EDAl for al! landings Oh Chnwan
river, on MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor : mppcI nom
river, AMI WEbEESuAlS for salmon Greek Con
meets ~ Ho,Ihavch with steamer Virginia Dare Tor
Makcieryic, south Creek Aurora Washinrton
and intermediate landings Connects nj EIi,nhotL
berne Tor Mays Head.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK Am
T. N. daily except sunday FOR Elizabeth CIV
foeni on aud way-Statiuus. Connects al Elizabeth
'HF VIII the steamer Ncuss TUESDAY Thursday
nnn saturday Tor New bern Roanoke l.iand an
Motohead city. kiu-,on pnd CD dshorro VIA A &
~ T. X L.. ann Tor jacksonville Wilmington n
=. anu al stations ON The w. y. ~ Z. L
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

~ ~ except SUNDAY. Other time la W.
:, N"'-i OF k"a'cNcrtc. Daily ir"m Pb,tsnou l. 10
u GU on Except Sun ny Richm" u to nouc,-
S,ii'' Tuihan iala,e At odd - Ut to III -hmoud
eui ~ 'ur Or Hi, nm II 10 InnccV",t
- 80. II tr TN innaii baIiy Pullman SlecpcrS
u en- aond '. cincinnati nnd GoidunsviIe to
Car wes: OF GuruonSvi!lr
80. For, nnai paly. Pullman Slecpers
d i"in, ~ llirion AMI tiordonsyiIle TO C,nriu-
nntt auh Inuisvi'. Alcns >eryei ON Dninr cars
wtsf OF Cor ou>v | o
steamer Louise arrives AT Norfolk daily i2:oJ
moan aud 200 p. ~
F.r further Information apply to
IT,. ROOKIE Pas. niger i gent
{. o. Ticket on,c, Cranky street
Under Atlantic Hotel
John d. 20 Is
DiFtNiGn Pa. eager Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat COMPANY

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