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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
on TRTAL ron ms LIFE.
A Jury secured In the Case Against VIII
liam Msaders.

William Meadors was placed on trial In
the Hastings Court yesterday morning
for the murder Of his sweetheart. Maggie
Driver There was some difficulty found
in Obtaining u jury. The full pans was
exhausted before the necessary sixteen
mon were obtained. Another panel was
sent Tor, and at l L. Nj. another Juror
had been secured. a recess was then
taken until 4 O'Clock. in order tnat Il
third panel Of sixteen citizens could De
summoned During the afternoon ses-
sion the required sixteen jurors were OBJ
tained. and the further proceedings were
adjourned until this morning. lae loi-
lowing are the names OF the slNteen
Jurors. four OF whom Will be stricken
OFF by counsel for the defence TINS MORN
ing: ..t.
Is. =. Courtnty Casper Walker, Lewis
w. Burwell. Floyd Robinson, Ttm3thy
KerSe Harrison Noting, George &. W az
Ter, W. II. Moseley, $. b. Scherer, John
Il. TyreH w. II. Kenningham, nobert
A. Berry. + A. Parsley. Is. {. harr,s'
George -. Peasants. Jr.. W. Cruel DAVIS.
Meadors came into court and took a
seat besides his counsel. Attorneys Coal-
ter and Wise Later ne was Joined by
his mother. his two single sisters. a mar
ried sister. and brother-in-la~. 49,,
Sergeant 7. c. Jones, or the uhi.eu
States army, brought W. G. Eils' ,ne
deserter. 10 court and Will take him pack
To Governors Island as soon as the Court
finishes with him. Ellis was with Mea-
doris on the night Of the shooting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
ELLETT ON HIS MUSCLE.
HOW He IREATLD 4 DOOR-hEEPER
VINO TRIED TOSTOP ms PROGRhSs.
Selling the Functionary He Threw HIN
Aside, Unlocked the Restraining Door,
and Went His Way.

WASHINGTON, u. C., June Especial
-Roprcscntativo Tazewell Elicit had a
disaereeablc experience to-day, when the
Democrats concluded they would absent
themselves from the House in order 10
freak "A quorum on the contested cleo
tioa case Of Alrich vs.. Underwood.
there was call OF the .iJuss ana MI.
EIlett wao Do q decided he won not -
T. ar TO form a quorum stsrte towards
the door. When he reached the door
he found IL locked. The door-keeper
said: AFR. Ellett you can not get through
here" Nr. Elicit answered by sei"iHs
the door-k keeper and forcing him to one
side with such violence that before ne
could recover. Mr.. Elicit was able 10
unlock the door and reach the corridor.
Mr.. Elicit was at first inclined TO DC
very indignant over the occurrence but
afrer considering the rights OF the door
keeper. under q call Of the House, ne
concluded 10 let the matter pass without
attempting 10 censure tho door-keeper.
There has bsen some adverse comment
ON Mr.. Elletts conduct, but conservative
members have generally agreed that ne
was justified In the summary manner
In which ne dealt with the door-keeper'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

The public will be glad 10 know that
the Terminal Hotel" at West Point.
Va, will be opened FOR visitors OF or
about June 10Th. MessTs. " $. Ayres and
c. w. Westberry the lessees. have Sc
cured this attractive property Tor d term
OF years. The hotel VIII DO thoroughly
repaired and put IN frst-class condition.
The lessees are well-knOwn gentlemen and
have had a great deal or experience as
hOtcl-koepers Mr.. ". $. Ayres. was
lor twenty years connected with the
Exchange and Ballard Hotels OF this
city also proprietor OF the Cloudland and
Roam Mountain Hotels. in Western North
Carolina and manager OF the Old Sweet
Springs and Buffalo Lithia Springs. Cap
tain G.. W Westberry. who was proprle-
tor cf the Terminal ia 1898. Is well known
10 the travelling public. and also 20 the
former patrons Of this popular resort.
Mr.. Ayres is always guarantee for all
the comforts II a hrst-class hostelry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
VERY YOUNG RUNAWAY.
MANY CRATES MISSING FROM HER
HOME IN CHESTERFIELD.
She IL said to be somew here in Rich
mond-A Black Nemesis on Her
Trail.

a negro man. short. chunky, fat and
with a countenance about the color OF
charcoal. paraded the streets OF Rich
mond yesterday I'm state OF considera-
bic anxiety OF mind. lie WAS on the look
out for q ll-year-old white girl who had
on Thursday last ran away from the
home Oh her parents. just Oh the Out
skirts OK Manchester
4. GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION.
Her name. he said, Was Mary Graves,
and she WAS the daughter Of MI. anu
Nh. IYlsOn Graves In MS hand the dt-
sSenGaAt OF Ham carried paper, winch
purported to contain an accurate ana
correct description OF the stray lamb. II
ran az follows.
"a runaway child at II years of age the
9 OF June, she has very large ears fuii
dark brown eyes very large fat noes.
mouth brord teeth with "A very large carp
she has a lew freckles dark brown halr
she wears her hair rap. she has one ear
ring In her ear with a glass set IN II.
Height Is about 1 - inches
A BLACK NEMESIS.
Tho negro who is on the trail OF the lost
child like black Nemesis. h named
Napoleon wellington. Napoleon says that
be Is confident that she is still in Rich
mOnd as he saw her last saturday I'D a
house on Thirteenth street between Clay
and Leigh. but that as soon as Ice move
in sight she fled out of the back way,
and he could not run after her tnrousR
the house OF some white folks, whom
he didn't know. SO she made good her
escape.
Tho living emtodlmcnt OF two OF toe
greatest generals the world ever saw
also went on 10 say that he had acquaint-
60 tho police of Richmond with the flight
Of MARY and that they were on her
Gated with last night. however they dis
claimed er.y knowledge OF the case.
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state Board of Medical Examiners.

The state Board Of Medical Examiners
met last evening at o'clock at the Of
flee Of Colonel John Bell Bigger. in the
Canitol building. for the transaction of
routine business and TO make tho neces-
sary ARRANGEMENTS for the holding Of the
examination of applicants for diplomas
which will begin this morning at o'clock.
The following members were present.
DR.. Raleigh Martin. Of Lynchburg' pres
ident. Dr. Benjamin Harrison, Of Rich
mond. secretary; Or. Herbert NJ. Nash
of Norfolk: Dr. Thomas Martin of Hen
~. Dr. Chancellor, of Charlottesville. Or.
Douglass. of Danville; DIR. Patterson OF
stanton: Dr.. +. T. Brady. Of Chat-
ham Hill: Or. A. s. TTiddy, Of Keysville;
Or. Slaughter. Of the Theological Semi
nary at Alexandria; Dr.. Budd' OF Peters
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
MARRIED. Ar HOME.
Mr.. ID. L. Pulliam and Miss Maud Hutch
eson Made one.

Mr.. David l.. Pulliam and Miss Maud
Hutcheson were quietly married at elb
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. Mrs. Q. '.
Hutchinson. No. AIS east Grace street.
Only a few friends were present. The
ceremony was performed 10y Rev. ur.
George Cooper. and at It's conclusion Mr.
and Mrs. Pulham left on the TlV train Tor
a northern tour.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs. O.
V. Hutchinson. and is a young lady Of
beauty and refinement. The groom is
Superintendent Of Public Schools OF Man
chester lie IS an able lawyer ana
stands high in his community. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pulliam will reside in Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

10 ST. IOUIS UITH THE TJLL tx
PLCTdIION or yICTORr.
&. W. Fairbanks. of indianapolis, VIII be
Made Temporary Chairman Hedg-
ms on Gen. Harrison.

~ f~1rr~r AVN a rt.ua d 1V..~f-s. tho
- '"'V''''"s "'io' inc ''''''00
guard OF the Mckinley boom. with Man
aver 81. A. Hanna. I'm the lead. marched
to th, f.,t.. n,,... am II to-day
49,. g, ro,,,s
'"'' '"'''"'''' ''' '"
convention GA the 1853 fouf oyer "' 4'fV
4. NJ.
The PARTY was cofnposod OF ". A. Han
na. onlIal W. Mck. Osborn. OF Boston.
Georeo la tiows. OF EuualO. Colonel My
rou n IIrrrirk ana s.. a. Everett. dele
rafre from, tha ,r,.,nfv-nrsf coneression-
al l,t.t,t O., Ohio. and Senator RcdnclI
p,..tor Nator a.. vs.. T.. DICK. viii
20 10 ST Louis Friday. Secretary
Jos.rn Smith ls now iu the southern
na-, d.. tn, State. nnt win leave for 81.
io,i. Ir. rrno 10 be- I'm il for The Z, en-
n, ekrml-h. so demonstration vas
made whom the train pulled ont Of the
ole SOD. which was 500 accordance Nth NJ.
Hana's wishes. A select party o. poll
tir.ans babe the party good bye wished
them Cod speed Oh the Journey and Mr.
Iauna was repeatedly told TO come BACK
with Mckmlcy's nomination Iva his vest
pocket. 10 which Doe answered with ono
of his hardest smiles:
Il will"
IAlftHANkS lDtt OthilsMAsNs
Backed nap by "a slate made by Nckin-
Toys managers G.. vs.. Fairbanks OF
Indianapolis. viii Doe lnade temporary
chairman ol the 81. Louis cohfeHuo"
0ud Hon. John NJ. Thurston OF Ne
Draska. VIII De permanent chairman.
These selections come IN inc nature VI
surprise as neither had been proiuinei,'-
ly mentioned during the canvass mr the
positions. 10 had been uha'Isiood lhaI
Che selections would bee either MclIlan'
Oh "i""'''''' """ ,A~''' .,-,...
mont. ago. Huikcley. OF connecticut.
A.scr OF Michigan, Evans, oil tennessee
w afncr Miller or New YORK, OF hast
ines. of femnsylv"nia- with General
Charles ii. 0fesNenor' OF OiI'' as
possibility.
These men Were an carel J " CONSIDER eu
as TO their peculiar MN ~s To- lHe posi-
tons by Mckinney managers an ioI DO
reason OPP another Were rejected. but-
ing the heat or the caml"lsh' John VI.
Jhursion has been one OF MchlhltY
most active supporters. AT one uine
he was mentioned as the man 10 make
the nomination speech f.r Mckinley ana
when Foraker was given that honor "a
deal was made whereby o'hi rston will
tben receive. an equally high honor.
Mon a.. ~. Fairbanks vas nt cleve-
land fbreo weeks ago he was considered
ue the proper man 10 preside over the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
CYCLONE ~ dL4B1Hf.
Fifteen Known TO Have Been Injured, Six
Fatally

MONTGOMERY. ALA. June 9.--The
pretty little town ow Wyeth City, in Mar
shall county. on the Tennessee river
and some thirty miles west Of Gadsden'
with a population Of some three nun
dred souls. vas completely wrecked at
II o'clock this morning by cyclone.
Early in the mornin ga dark and threat
cuing cloud came up IN tie southwest
with considerable wind ana all Of a sud-
den the wind made a swoop and struck
the town. almost completely demolisning
il. Eighteen dwelling houses were de-
stroyod, five being swept completely
away, and rot a stick OF the timber
left. The cyclore lasted fully five min
utes and then passed in q northeas,erly
direction, trees as large as q man $
waist were taken down ike weeds.
After the storm passed the work Of
rescuing was commenced. At this writ
ing it IS known that fifteen are wounded,
and six OF them fatally. Mrs. Ricketts,
and a man named Bundby were badly
hart. and will die. Mrs Clarke. Mrs
Brown. and several children Will probably
die. A tcn-year-old boy was found halt
milo away in dying condition
Others are bodily wounded. ne Path
or the cyclone was about one hundred
yards wide. and total devastation marks
IT'S path. Had the storm struck an hour
later fully nIty people would have been
Killed or wounded. as at that time the
operators Of the basket factory would
nave been at dinner. Fortunately both
factories escaped
Inc scene of the storms a desolafa
ON now The work OF reScue ZOOS
bfaveiy on and every few hours a freeh
victim Is found. Tho cloud had a nm
mel shape. and when q struck the town
there was loud report as of a cam
non, ana soon the air was full of nving
tlmpers' trees. houses animals, etc. Sew
efal persons are missing and Il is prob-
able they will be found dead. A meet.
ing ~ citizens held at Guntersville raised
several hundred dollars for sufferers
Fully one hundred people are acting as
relief corps Ia. Lode and an unknown
woman were killed ny lightning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
slcRArARY cAHLIsLh's REPLY.
To the senate Committee Investigating
Eoud sales.

WASHINGTON, June s.--The reply Oh
Hon. oJhn O.. Carlisle. Secretary OF me
Treasury. 10 the enquiries OF the SUD
COMMITTEE OF Finance VI the Ohilea
Statcs Senate. charged With the inVesu-
cation of the sale Of bonds Of the United
States in the years 1851 and D. aho Wa
made public today
The Secretary traces the beginning oil
the trouble back 70 the closing year
Of President Harrison's Administration
Speaking generally Of the various IS
sues. the Secretary says.
Owing TO the discouraging condition
Of oud financial affairs and the conse-
Quent lack Of confidence In the ability
Of tho Government permanently 10 MAIN
tain a reserve under a system Of rcdemp-
ton and reissue OF notes, very consider
able diflclity vas encpuntered IN eff
feeling the loan invited by rhe pro
posals Of January 81. 1894. and az one
time pending the call 10 was feared That
the effort would fail However owing
10 extraordinary eXertiOns made during
the last two Or three days preceding
the time when The bids "ere 10 De
opened. Subscriptions GOr the whole
amount were secured. At the time the
contract Of February S. 1925. was made
the emergency was so pressing lldt lN'
whole purpose Of the loan would nave
been defeated n the replenishment oil
the reserve had boon postponed lot a
sufficient length of umo 10 aaN'r'iso
for bids and besides, 1t was ,Aceeu-
,ngly doubtful whether. under the CIR
cumstances. any sales could have D''
,,,ode 20 The general public upon as favor
able terms as 20 the rate OF interest do
hot
porIyfr, 10 that part of the Senate
~oeoi,ffon which directs the committee 10
Investigate and report what effect the
bond sale had on the credit the secre-
tary SAYS that in his opinion the sales
were necessary for the preservation Oh
tho credit Of the Government and the
security Of the business Interests or the
people. and that they in fact, accom-
ullshell those results.
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An EXCITING EIPERIENCE.
4 Roanoke Citizen Has Desperate
Struggle with Two Thieves

ROANOKE. VA. June Especial.
j. +. Dunerwen Of Patterson avenue
had an exciting experience with "a negro
sneak thief in the hall OF his residence
this cvning about o'clock. He found
tho negro helping himscl ITO the hats and
coats on the rack and grabbed him.
A desperate struggle ensued. In which
another negro who was standing on the
porch. attempted 10 take part, but on the
arrival Of G.. W. Ammen. a neighbor
who went TO Mr.. Duferweils assistance
both negroes were captured and locked
up IN tail for trial tomorrow morning.
The negroes proved 10 be Moses and
Ernest Dennis. two brothers. The first
named WAS out OF Jail on bail. on the
charge OF attempting TO assault Mrs.
Ash. white lady OF this city. some
months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

The following visitors registered yester-
dav al the state Library building. Mrs.
x r. Baker Milwaukee, Wis. T. l..
svkos. Weldon. y. c.: Miss Lizzie Col'ey,
Honinoy Village Va; a. i. Hudson.
west Point. Va; 4. L. Cora. West
Point Va. Misses May Montell and An
ME W Rains, Baltimore, Nd. Mrs
Jennie Collins. Oneonta, y. Y; Miss
clara +. Diehl. Pittsburg, Pa; J. Rave
mel Smith. Charleston. 5. c.; J. George
Walt. Norfolk Va. Otis Z. Walls. city.
G. S. Fitzpatrick, Norfolk Va; Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. +. Rafferty,, Van Buren,, Ark,
Mrs. Il. r. Herbert and George a. Her
bert. Carbondale. Pa; ". b. Logan,
city: and Samuel II. Hodgkin. Winches-
ter. Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
Narrinrc In Cnlneper.

CULPEPER. VA. June Especial
A quiet and very pretty home wedding
occurred az the residence OF Mr. George
w. Edwards. father OF the BRIDE on T.
street. this evening at 9 O'Clock. The
contracting parties were Miss Ella Nor
ton Edwards and Mr.. ID. Edgar Myers.
one OF the most Industrious and promis-
ing farmers Of this section. The bride
looked very handsome IN a teht-htting
costume Of grey and carried Ia her
hands white lilies. The bridesmaids
were Miss AdNe Myers. sister Of the
groom. and Miss Irene Rossenn the best
man was Nh Shaw. Rev. II. Z. Mitchell
performed the ceremony.
only the family and immediate friends
were invited.
After the services a bountiful supper
was served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
THE MOTIFS no RE OPENED.
Col. A. W. Archer VIII Manage the FIX
chnnre and Bnllnrd nOmsc.

The receivers of the Exchange and Bal
lard Hotels yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock presented TO the Chancery Court
their report as published yesterday for
inc Confederate reunion. There was an
upset bid made by Mr.. Terry, which
was about 500 higher than the bid made
by Colonel \. W. Archer. The Court,
however. considered Colonel Archer's bid
as moro advantageous than that or MI
Terry inesmuch as il involved other con-
siderations. and for that reason declined
10 confirm the upset bid. The report OF
tho receivers was, therefore, confirmed.
This gives the privilege of opening up
nroprletor Colonel A. W Archer, who
viii at once take hold and begin 10 make
preparation for the entertainment OF
guests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

At stated communication OF this
lodge. held az the Masonic Temple last
evening. the following officers were elect
90 Tor the ensuing twelve months, and
Iney VIII DO instaneQ Oh at. JUA4s Lay =,
juno Gath:
Worshipful Master. y l.. Peters; Sc
nior Warden. Charles II. Cosby; Junior
Warden. Ii. .. Osterblnd Treasurer,
William r. Tatum: Secretary, j. 4. Cos
by: Senior Deacon. a. @. .Quarles; Junior
Deacon. Charles Gasser. Trustees-H. x.
Pollard. +. Leroy Sutherland. D. +.
Cradd0cs.
Appolntments-Til L. y Collins;
Pulveyor. William Krouse. Chaploins j.
II. Dickerson and a. i. Phillips; Masonic
Relief Board r. l. Peters, NJ. Mlessonlc, sec
ards. Fl. S. owens. W. D. Sutherland.
steward Committed. c. Crioerg. O. G..
Hall. =. s.smlth. ". VI Airport. E. l..
Rowe. NJ ". Elmore. ]. l.. Lranon; Col
lecto-. !. J. Walton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

The subjects for discussion at the
meeting Of the academy OF Medicine and
Surgery held last night were malaria, ty-
pAoid-fever. and allied diseases. The
causes and prevention occupied attention
almosg exclusively. and 1t was we'll dem
onstrated that besides meteoric conditions
ana improper food. the watcr-suppiy
Reports substituting this were cited. not
comes In as the most common factor
Reports substantianng this were cited
not only from other places. but for Rich
mond. Participating in the debate were
Drs. Deas. W. W. Parker Henson. WIN
free. Edwards. Peyserr and r. a Nichols.
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REUNION ARRANGEMENTS.


man OF the History Committee OF the
United Confederate Veterans. which
meets az the Jefferson on the 9th.
Adviccs were received by Captain Elicit
Yesterday from Commander j. W. Rich
ardsOn. of r. Il. Lee Camp. No 3, Of
Hampton. Va. stating that he would
bring about forty men. lie also asks
20 whom he viii send a donation which
his camp wishes 10 make 10 help pay
the reunion expenses.
\ large part Of the scenery for the
great spectacular entertainment "Hercu-
laneum. to bc given at Lee Pleasure
Park during the reunion, has arrived
and the work OF putting It in place VIII
be begun q once.
About thirty entries have so far been
made for the race meeting at the park
commencing June 10Th. and continuing
four days. An aggregate of $500 in
purses h. offered
Tho ribbon badges. Grand Division Of
Virginia daughters Of the Confederacy
are In readiness and can be had NJ 'lZ
east Grace street. IL viii be remembered
that no one is allowed az the reunion
exercises or entertainments Nl'hYu.
badge OF Confederate associations, py
order Of United Confederate veteran AS
citation.
HOSPITAL CORPS.
Dr. W. W Parker and several other
physicians met last night at the Young
Mons Christian Association building lot
tho purpose Of discussing the formation
OF "a nospital corps Tor service during the
reunion on account Of the slim attend
snce. however. nothing definite could De
decided upon. The physicians expect 10
meet again tomorrow night
Colonel Charles T. Loehr, chairman OF
the Committee on Quarters yesterday
received q number OF responses 10 the
apreaI OF General Wise published in
Sundays Times for all boarding house
keepers who can accumulate veterans
- communicate at once with Colonel
Lochr The latter states that he can now
count on accommodations for 1000 be-
sides the private houses that will be
thrown open.
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PETERSBURG. Va. June Especial. -
The SILK factory OF John y. Stcarns az
Co. of This city, which closed some days
aeo. throwing out Of employment about
four hundred people resumed operation
to-day. The closing Of tho factory was
due Go over production and 10 demand
Tor the goods.
Bessie Turner daughter Of Mr.. John
Il. Turner. prominent dry goods mer-
.hant here. died this morning after a
lingering illness. The deceased was 4
member OF an the juvenile departments
81 che Washington street Methodist Epls-
.opai church. She was twelve years OF
age.
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To Organize To-Day.

The Democratic Committee Of the Third
congressional district will meet in this
citv this afternoon for organization Mr
i l.. C. Scott. the present chairman. said
Yesterday that he would not be n candi-
date for reelection TO that position. Pro
badly Mr.. Marion L. Dawson VIII be
elected as his successor.
The question as to the date and
method OF nominating congress
man VII not be taken up until some
future meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
Alaska DEMOCRATS
Instruct Their Delegatee to Vote as Unit
with the Majority.

SEATTLE. WASH. June e.-Tho steam
ship Wiliaya. which arrived to-day from
Alaska. brings the news that She demo
cratic territorial convention WAS held az
Juneau on June lst. and delegates aud
alternates TO tho ChicalJ Convention
were chosen.
The following platform was adopted:
"Resolvod. That tile deiegatioy from
Alaska 10 the Democratic National Con-
mittee Dee held az Chicaro July T. 1896,
be and they are hereby instructed 10
vote as n unit in accordance with the
Will OF the majority ON questions before
the said National Comb eution."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
PRANK JAMS COMING.
The Celebrated Outlaw VIII Take Part
I'm the Reunion.

Among the many celebrated persons
who will be in Richmond during the re-
union. is Frank James. brother Of tho
celebrated outlaw. Jesse James, who was
killed soma years ago by Bob Ford.
Frank James was a member Of GUAM
trclrs Gucrillas. and after the war
much-dreaded freebooter. He reformed
some years ago. however. and is now a
useful and peaceful citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Chesapeake and Ohio fast 81 Sunday
Excursion train to old Point and Norfolk
appeals 10 all: a cheap and delightful
outing for litle money Fast train leaves
Richmond every sunday morning at $50
4 81. returning. leave Old Point at :
=. ~. two hours run in each direction.
FOR 81.
No stops; stone ballast track. and no
dust. Norfolk tickets good returning
on same date or Monday following on
morning train. arriving Richmond lOI5.