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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
NEG oTIATIoNs FOE PEACE.
China VIII Fool EUen Her friends l.
She Can.

TOXIC, Jan. 8.-The only change in the
diplomatic situation since last advices is
the announcement that Chang Wing
hwan, China accredited agent, is actually
on his way to Japan, to be accompanied by
subordinate representative named Shao
Yu-lien. The senior messenger is believed
to be well chosen on account of his ex-
perience in western nations, which has
undoubtedly relieved him of some of the
overweening conceit in which the ma
iority of housekeeping Chinese are stepped.
He has been Minister to the United States,
Spain and Peru, and may be supposed to
fairly understand the responsibilities of his
new position. Shao Yu-lien is also better
fitted for practical politics than most of his
class, having served for a while as Charge
d'Affaires at st. Petersburg. He is now at
Shanghai, awaiting his chief, who is re-
ported to have started from Picking a
week ago. If it is found that these en-
voys are authorized to negotiate seri-
ously some progress may be made toward
defining terms of peace, but no amount of
official reserve on the part of the Japanese
authorities can conceal that they expect
very little from this first meeting The
capture of Wei-hai-wei, now regarded as
a foregone conclusion, may, however, again
alter the aspect of affairs. Chinese digni-
taries move slowly in their own country,
and it is anticipated that Japan will have
occupied the naval station near Chefoo
before the suitors for peace are ready to
leave their own country. The present in
tention is that the conference shall be held
at Hiroshima.
The fact that Mr.. Foster will accompany
the Chinese ENJOYS in the capacity of legal
adviser does not change the opinion of the
japanese with respect to the sincerity of
China's intention. The rulers of the Middle
Kingdom are as capable of deceiving their
friends as their enemies if they think it ex-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
MIR. o,DAY PROTESTS.
He Has Strong Constitutional Lea,ain.
against POOrhouses.

He Has Strong Constitutional Leanings
AgaigtSt POorhomses.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-Do you notice
that this great State is limplng in its walk?
One of its legs is really longer than it
really ought to be. When it was proposed
this morning to add six more So a day
clerks to the long list of legislative at
taches, half of whom are idlers, there was
quite strong showing of protest and Price
of Sonoma made it known that he had
taken the trouble to look into the facts con-
corning the pulling of one of the States
lower limbs. The cost of these clerkships,
he said, now netted $725 per day Eight
minute clerks had already been appointed
where only six were authorized or neces-
sary The army of clerks were already
falling over each other in their effort to
keep out of each others way or to give
each other room or make it appear that
they were busy He said that in round
numbers there were third too MANY clerks
for the work.
Bulla, with show of indignation,
wanted to know if the gentleman had
attempted to give this information to the
Committee on Retrenchment or the Com
mittee on Attaches.
Price said he never knew when that
committee met.
Judge Spencer said the raid on the
treasury was simply outrageous and
almost unparalleled. eve have putsour
long finger into the treasury and are
drawing out unwarranted sums" he said
"Of all the army of clerks and attaches
only two or three are at work. What has
become of the others?
Powers said he was going to bring the
matter before the Committee on Retrench-
ment AS for himself, he had not put a
single clerk to work.
O'Day of San Francisco said that as for
him he was in favor of putting as many
people to work as possible. The more
people put to work the better.
"Why not call in all of Coxey's army
and put them all on the payroll of this
Assembly," asked Keen OF San Diego.
In the middle of the laugh that followed
this sally O'Day rose and said very DELHI
erately: 81 want to go on record. If had
my way that is just what would be done.
Put them all to work. That would abolish
poorhouses. 1 am opposed to poorhouses.
That is my doctrine, l. O'Day, Thirtieth
Assembly District, San Francisco
So the laugh was turned the other way,
but as result of the protest the proposed
raid was checked little.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
cLAsHED WIrH BUDD.

First Cloud Jsetaccen the Republican Leg
iSEdtuTe and the Democratic GOecrnOT.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-The first clash be-
tween the Democratic Governor and the
Republican Legislature disturbed the ses-
ion of the Senate this afternoon. After
The excitement over the Senatorial election
lad quieted down and the Senate resumed
is regular order the Assembly bill provid-
ng for the appointment by the Governor
If a commission of three lawyers to revise
he revenue laws of the State was called
IN its final passage.
Orr (R.) of Ventura offered an amend
nent curtailing the Governors power of
appointment to one member, and pro-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23

viding also that the President of the
Senate and the Speaker OF the Assembly
should each appoint one member. Seaweu
CD characterized this move as an attempt
to wrest the power of appointment from
the Governor Other Democratic members
also opposed Orr's motion, but by vote OF
d to is the motion prevailed.
Armes Cd of San Francisco at once
moved to strike out the enacting clause
and the other Democratic members stood
with him, determined to give the power Of
appointment to the Governor or kill the
bill. and by a vote of "a ayes to 2 noes the
enacting clause was stricken out. This
killed the bill.
The Senate then took up the Senate bill
fixing the salaries of officials in San Diego
County as amended in the Assembly, and
concurred in the Assembly amendments.
The bill was then ordered epgrossed.
The Senate bill repeating the coyote
scalp bounty law was taken up and passed.
After report had been received from
the Assembly announcing that a majority
vote had been cast in that body in favor of
George C. Perkins for United States
Senator and inviting the Senate to meet
with the Assembly in joint assembly at
noon tomorrow for the purpose of de-
claring or electing a United States Senator,
the Senate adjourned. This notice from
the Assembly was simply formality
Neither house had up to that time any
official knowledge of the action of the other
on the Senatorial question.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
Kentucku Trottina Stakes.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 22-The Kentucky
clearinghouse Breeders Association to-
day announced the list of stakes for the
October meeting, including futurities for
two years and prizes. Eleven stakes are
offered, aggregating $50, $780, to be con-
tested for on seven days-between October
5 and II. This is the largest amount hung
up this year by any trotting association.
Entries close June 1.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
For,,,inn the Fre,lnh Cnbinet.

PARIS, Jan. 22-After an interview with
NM. Poincarre and Cavaignac, President
Faure again summoned NJ. Burgeoise. 1t
is believed he will renew his attempt to
form Cabinet and will choose other
financial advisers, giving greater prefer
ence to the IN embers of the Left.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23

Dolf,h Has EnOmGh Votes.

SALEM Or, Jan. 22.-The vote.for United
States Senator to-day was as follows
Senate-Dolpn 10, Bennett 8, Hare 8.
House-Dolph %, F. A. Moore %, Hare 7,
Lord 1. Dolph lacked two of majority
in the House, but has majority of two on
Joint ballot. The two houses will meet in
Joint session tomorrow and Dolph will
undoubtedly be elected.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
AND He STILL HOPES.
De Toung Refuses to TAU; Concerning
His Defeat.

NJ. H. de Young arrived from Sacra-
mento last evening, and shortly after mid
night went to his home on California
street. He was accompanied by his
lieutenant, Frank NJ. Stone.
To.all callers Mr.. de Young was mot at
home" but card bearing the following
query was sent in to him: "Were you de-
feated by the lack of Dan M. Burns and
the railroads support, but the only an
swer vouchsafed was, "Call again to-mor-
row."
According to those who saw and talked
with Mr. de Young, he is not cast down
by his defeat and expects better luck next
time
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
Acc,sed of pitching a Trnin.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The police tonight ar
rested Enos Crowell, Jay Crowell and Den
mis- Mayher, ali of whom are said to be
implicated in the ditching of the Grand
Trunk passenger train at Battle Creek on
Inly 16 last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
Washinoton,s Senatorial Contest.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 22.--The vote for
United States Senator was as follows:
Senate-Ankenny II, Allen 5, Wilson 5,
Mcmillan 8, Jones 2, Wallace 4, Rogers 8.
House-Ankenny Is, Wilson 40, Allen 9,
Mcmillan 6, Wallace 3, Rogers 20, Manner
ing L. Fifty seven votes are necessary to
a choice
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
TrinL of Thug Hnu,rnrd.

| MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-The second day
of the Hayward trial passed with plenty of
labor on the part of the attorneys and the
court, but only with one additional Juror
making three secured out of forty-nine
men examined during the two days.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
COMMITrEEMEN DRAWN AWAY
The Reception to senator Elect Perkins
Too attractive.

hGCepttOIt
Too attractive.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-The attractions of
Senator Perkins reception were too great
to be resisted by most of the Assembly
committeeman tonight. No quorum could
be had for the Committees on Municipal
Corpora tions and on Attaches. The Com
mittee on County and Township Govern
ments met, though, and passed favorably
on Johns bill to grant Humboldt County
an additional Superior Judge.
This BILL it was explained, was presented
at the request of the entire bar of the
county, the Grand Jury and the leading
business men. The growth of the county
and the difficulties of transportation
should a case be transferred to another
county were the reasons advanced for its
ACCESSIBILITY.
Chairman Dodge brought forward his
bill requiring county officials to file
monthly expense accounts, including the
payments to deputies. He explained that
this would be the only way of ascertaining
how much certain officers were getting out
of their positions. The committee passed
on it faYorably. A subcommittee Of three
was then appointed to unite with similar
committee from the Senate to overhaul
the entire county government act and es-
tablish the standing of San Diego County.
Senator Bart Burk will tomorrow intro
duce a bill embodying the report of the
commission of the Torrens land transfer
system of Australia The bill is a long one
and contains all the features of the Aus
FRO lio,, law
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
Senator Perkins to BE Homored.

A ratification meeting is to be held
shortly in honor of Senator Perkins cleo
ton in Oakland. The Macdonough Thea
ter will be secured for the occasion. Ar
rangements are not yet completed for the
event
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
YALE
Cream Bath,
A BEAUTY SECRET And
A YOUTH PRESERVER.

Cleanse the body with lukewarm water
and Yale's Complexion Soap. Remain in
water for ten minutes; dry the skin thor
oughly with crash towel; rub Yale's
Complexion Cream into the pores from the
head to the feet; get into water hot as can
be borne; rub the Cream well into the skin
while in the water until it has become alb
sorbed; dash cold salt water over the body
and dry briskly until rosy glow takes
place and then you are picture of pink
loneliness. Price of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23

A necessity and luxury for the toilet. Ii
softens the skin and makes it as smooth as
satin. For rough or chapped skin it acts
like magic. 1t refines coarse pores and
keeps the complexion perfect. 1t cleanses
that grim gray look when soap and water
has no effect. 1t is used daily by Nine.
Yale and other leading celebrities of the
world. 1t has no equal. Beware of SUBJ
stitutes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23

All druggists carry Nine. Yale's remedies. Be-
ware OF those who substitute. Sbun them you
would thieves. Insist on having YaIe's ard only
Yales Nothing else can ia Ike their place. All
letters written to Nine. Yale will be personally
answered by her.
Address NINE. NJ. YALE, Beauty and Com
plexion Specialist, Chicago.
RediDgton & Co., wholesale druggists San Fran
cisco. are supplying dealers OF the Pacific Coast
with a full lin OF my remedies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
AUCTION SAIES-This Day.
.--sls--r.- lra--s----~--
George T.. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
No. 1908 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THAT
Desirable WeSt-End
Brick Dwelling,
No. ; SOUTH PINE STREET. SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE OF PINE STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF uu il
executed TO me as trustee 10y Jonh NJ
Cauly, bearing date February -, 10,
and duly recorded in the clerks one, one
Richmond Chancery Court. Deco loon
1853 r. page 5lG. default having Deen mace
IN the payment Of a certain note theIeln
secured. and being required TO 40 50 by
the nOte-holder. 4 will sell at puDlc auC-
ton, on the premises, on . .oo-
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER -. lsI9
at , O'Clock T. NJ that desirable ~
STORY BRICK DWELLING, ana the 10y
thereto belonging. fronting - iett ~
inches. and running back 100 deet 10 an
alley 20 feet wide In rear. Inc MOUSE
is brick. detached. contains rooms auu
is i'm good repair. The property is wen
located. being within one-halt dock OF
Monroe Park. on Pine street. ami IN one
of the most desirable localities IN the cry.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses 81 ms
sale and to pay note Of S2s6, with ".
fcrest from August 26. 1895. and credit
as follows: S7SG. payable February =
iS9G: $1,000. payable March - lSse' WIN
interest at & per cent. payable semi
annually from March o. $50, ana ING
balance on such terms as may be :, Ssreeu
upon az the eale. {. A. CRAN fDh).
se1o-ftt Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Nozari Musicale.

MI Mozart Musicale 20 be given next
,,,,i,,relsv evening promises 10 be very
Ii.tlS, ,s,so cntertainment. The follow
nc well-known artists have been s ,...,orl
Dr. b. Merrill Hopkinson, OF Bai 'llIn g. s,
sho deiichtcd the lovers OF music IN
~ entertainments given under the aus
,,ices of the wednesday club last spIins;
lirs %ellie Wilson Shercliff. charnins
soprano. who has on other occasions :, , ~
it,h,ed large audiences in this ana otner
l,,ias. Mr. Henry J. Rail. who was LOT
.ears the solo corneust in Gilmore
i,and and Miss Biggart dramatist ana
reader who comes highly reconiiil.,,lu.0
hv the best authorities IN TINS country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
by 4. 4. and Il. j.. MOrrissett and their
wives, dated September g. 1893, and duly
recorded IN the County Court clerk ; OIL
fee OF said county, IN Deed Book Vol.
81. page AS ana being required so 10
do by the benehciaries 1 Will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. the 10th day of Sept, 1895,
beginning at o'clock l.. NJ.
THAT TRULY VALUABLE BUSl-
NESS STAND, where the late firm
of MOrrlssett * Bro. carried ON the
cred one Of the finest business stands
anywhere in this section OF the county.
This large two-story brick un-roof Dulld-
ing is situated Oh the triangular lot form
ed by the conjunction OF the Manchester
and Failing Creek turnpike and Hull
street extended Ii fronts on the turn
pike 172 feet and on Hun street l0S 81
feet and - feet Wide IN the rear. TINS
elegant business house is well built OF
The best material with all the modern
Improvements, is large and well arranged,
with a large hall and lodge-rooms on
the second story. In the rear of the
building is a large yard, with stables and
stalls TO accommodate the public, coal
bins. storage for WOOD, &c. This Is
conceded by all TO be the finest place
for business in This section, and there
fore should attract special attention.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance upon
a credit Of six and twelve months. notes.
4 per cent. interest added. secured by
a deed OF trust on the property.
The above described piece OF property
will be sold at the risk and cost OF George
II clifford who has failed 20 comply with
he sale made 10 him August - 1895.
Immediately after the above sale / VIII
sell al public auction. GA the premises,
The TWO-STORY BRICK STORE at the
sontheast corner OF Hull and ClOptOn
streets. in Buck Hill Addition. fronting
on said Hull street q feet and running
hack l57 feet to l6-foot alley. said store
is now occupied as drugstore by Ia
IONS Pharmacy" and yielding a good
rental This is a splendid business stand
aud should attract the attention or busi-
ness men and investors.
TERMS: AS above. -
JOHN III. INGRAM.
sel0-lOt Substituted Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER Do 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE observation-disclosures
DEPOT.
800 a. ~. Arrive Petersburg s.al D. oily 81;
Norfolk ~ 20 a. u. aloia o..5
81 Peter DDis NaFeiiy anu
sufiOI, y "a.
eO5 A. ~. Arr'ves petersburg $50 a. ~.
Weldon ID - 4. M@ dyette-
j - J. ~. savannah 10 A.
81 Jacksonvle 400 A. d.
Connects az wilson win ~
-, arriving G0ilslot0 20
~. Wilmington 5.lo ",
pullman sleeper New ioi~ ~
2.55 p. Al. local. arrives Petersburg s.i2
T. NJ. Ala,es ali stops 40
$50 P. NJ. Arrives sesers0ars o.lo y. Si VI;
71s P. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 1915 p. H.
Vile 12.53 =. 81. Charleston
90 A Al.. Savannah $50 a.
A., JacAsonNlue .-a9 g. ~ BIZ,
GEORGIF POINTS. Arriving
Ainen 1.-2 s.. 81, aug A
4. 81. Macon u a. Mr At
Ionta lglo l.. II. Pullman
SIclpars Sew York 90 Charles
ton. Jacksonville Port ram
Ia. Aiken, Augusta. ana AT
,..,o p. NJ. Arr.te petersburs 1928 A. g..
BurketlIle 2.n A. Al., Us Doc
buzz 40 ;. a.. Roanoke SO
a. nj. BRISTOL 1855 a. 81
Pullman Sleeper h-eni-o"d 10
l2.Ss AN. Nfrves PETERSBURG 1908 a. 81.
Weldon 800 a. ~, ltcN. -i ~"
sos A. A.. Raleigh alt y. NJ.
EDerton -4 b.. Al, a i,l.a 1
800 p ST. Pullman Sleeper
20, - "ees.4l,NeiYS'SSY "A(c01IMODA-
800 - 49, TrON. arrives PETERSBURG o,lo
III Makes an stops.
An y NJ SIN DAY AcCOMMOllA-
TIoN. arrives Petersburg o.5
T. 81 Make ali stops.
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCEMOND-
$40 A. A.. From Jacksonville, say AMMAN,
Charleston. Atlanta, -lacohs
Aueusta aad Weldon.
e.to n Atlanta. Athens ana kalelbh.
-, a Nj IyucnIurs and The " est.
1i.eg a A. NorfolA. Suffolk and Peters
burg.
6.5 =. NJ, Jacksonv y u u , "a a.,
bOro and Weldon.
ZOO =. NJ. Norfolk Suffolk, Wayerly ana
e.o- = At ivnchbuTe and the West
On 81 peters1urs Sunday Arcommo-
7.25 p. NJ. PETERSBURG Sunday Accoumo-
y. N. EMERSON.
T y KrNT.Y Trahi- Manager.
General Manager. .......
g. =. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

At the request Of the executor, who Is
anxious to sell, we shall offer for sale
at public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -, $3.50,
at = o'clock u. NJ. the above described
PROPERTY. The dwelling is a handsome
double brick structure. erected at great
cost 10 the owner, and of the very best
material. with large and airy rooms,
broad halls running through the centre
of the house containing an the modern
improvements; IS in frst-class order, and
is finished throughout in the very best
The lot fronts go feet on the north side
Of CLAY street, by good depth. 10 an
allov. This is one OF the handsOmest
and most desirable homes I'm that portion
of the city. and the surrounding improve
monts are Of the most attractive and
substantial class. The locality is central
and convenient 10 the business portion
of the city.
TERMS: Very liberal and made known
at sale. SJIlpN ~ W.
seoO-td AuctiOncers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

No. -,-lJally. tCr Atlanta ag't vJ-n1S
beyond. vain through Puil.lAA service p,
No. 4O.;-''N % ibulod Limited litlu,
Buffet slecpers Richmond 20 tlan ~
Close connections al Atlanta lor NcW VI
Jeans ana an points South ami south " PSF,
and at New Orleans with the ootsnrin
Pacific and Texas and Paellr t'-lIoH
10 all Texas points. 80 extra charge On
"NestiDuled Trains
ARRIVE RICHMOND. .,.,.,
No. 4o2rr"Atllant,a,o 7yec,,aL a,nee 7''0'''-'
No. 4S-Aiau and cypress. t.D J.. Al
daily.
For tickets, Pullman rese-tatons *,
apply To ~. ID. owen. ticket agent IS! ii-
Street station. Richmond Transfer com
pauy. g0i east Main street and company
Office. ,35 east Main street
J.. ST. JOHN. Nicc-lreadent
n / ANDERSON CenT Pass AGENT.
JOHN r. WTNDER General M1n7sef
II. 81. BOYKIN. civ PASSENGER sgt"
60. eret Mote cfrant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
Williamsburg, Va.

Board from ST. to SIS per month; tut
ton Zee Tor half session. Sl1.Ju. medical
fee. -. Students willing 90 teach two
wears IN the public schools pay only
the medical fee. and are charged $40 per
month for board. fuel lights, and wash
iag. Full collegiate course. Next scs-
sion begins october ., 1913. Send for
catalogue.
LYON @. TYLER, NJ. A., LII D..
jy2i-Ot bresi lent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

~ IRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY )
V JAMES kI\ lk Line for the sea
snOre, cheapest anu most pie as4nt route
10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Oh FONT, N4w-
port News. ClaremOnt ana Jdmes river
landings. Connections Old Point ana
norfolk FOR Hampton ana Smlthneld.
VA. Washington, -. c., Baltimore, PnA-
adeiphia and New YORK. James river b.
Gaylight Great tourist line. James
TOWN. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less tnan half charged Dy rail-. Fare 10
portsmouth, old Point and Norfolk. SlyO
and 81. Steamer P0cahoutas leaves Rich
fnond every MONDAY, " tDN ESDAl
and FRIDAY az A. NJ. (SIHEET CARS
GO DIRECTLY 70 srEAMER's
N-UARtD for above named places.
rriekets On sale on steamer and AZ Car
hers Agency, no. 9Ol Main street. State
rooms engaged TOR day Or night. Music
by a grand Orchestrion.
'rRETGHT. Freight received daily for
above-named places and Eastern North
carolina; also Tor Eastern Shore OF Vir-
ginia and all regular landings on the
James river. at LOWEST RATES, ana
through bills issued.
IRWIN WEISIGER, Superintendent
EDWARD +. BARNEY Presiderf.
General Ohices-Planters Bank Build
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Three Male schools.

NcGuire's School. Mr.. John 2. Mcclure
principal. opened for the session yester-
dav with very encouraging prospects Tor
the year.
NcCabe's- University School also COM
snenced the first session In this city yes
terday. There was quite gratifying at
tendance and a favorable outlook.
The session Of Noley's School com
menced yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

YORK RIVER LINE, VIA WEST IOlN 4.
LLAAL HICHMONr.
$40 H. A.. Local. EAfit-c1, daily eA-
crpl Su444y. STOPS al All ztalous. ~
Lester Manor connects with stAbe ior
Wallertou, with baltimore steamer az
West Point .....,.,.,.
445 j. 3d. BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except sunday. Close connec ton az
West Point with steamer for Baltimore.
steamers iclFc Baltimore L. NJ. ana
West Point h. ST., daily except sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive AZ Ricn-
moud az 900 A. ~ daily and lo.io A. NJ;
daily except sunday and Monday, ana
ZOO y. 49,. daily except sunday.
I.20 s.. NJ. LOCAL MIXED, daily except
Sunday. leaves I'D 81. Tor West Point aud
intermediate points.
Ticket Office az station foot Of Virginia
street: Oxen from 3 4. a. TO q j.. NJ. and
900 h. N. 10 200 a. NJ.
city ticket office. 9Ol Main street
j. 81. CULP, W. a. III XIX.
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
w H. GREEN. General Superint endent.
H. j. O'BEfEN. Superintendent
8 a. WHITEHEAD. city Pass. Agent,
go east Main street. Richmond. Va.