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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-12

viii prob 90 by way OF the Suez
canal.
The VIII statement has a doubtful
air.
Dispatchrom Portsmouth state that
the date c,e departure OF the flying
squadron \ that port has not yet
been axed.t # IS expected that Rear
Admiral A Dole, who has been ap-
pointed to command OF the squadron,
will be at by January 18th.
An officiabmmunication issued by
the Colonial ice. states that as a re-
suit OF comaications from Sir Her.
cules Robinsciovernor of Cape Colony,
there is reas TO believe that all the
surviving meT-s of DR. Jameson's party
will be sent England, 20 be dealt with
as the Queen y direct.
A Cabinet ting was held at tho
Foreign Office 1890 o'clock to-day.
The entire Gait. including Mr.. Cham
berlain, Secreti Of state for the Colo
MES. were pres Lord Salisbury pre-
sided.
Advices from hannesburg state tnat
several membeiof the Refornt Com
mittee have fieaud that one of them
has been allow 10 depart, after de-
posting surety his appearance when
wanted. in thelm Of two thousand
pounds.
IL is rumored Il the Government OF
the Transvaal demand the cession
of Amatongland m Natal. This, how
ever, IS not DeiiG.
CAPE TOWN.an 1i.-Slc Hercules
Robinson has iss a proclamation, re-
moving DR.. Jamn from the ONCE oi
administrator Of ashonaland, ana aP'
nointing r ]. wton, secretary and
receiver-qeneral British Bechuana'
land in his place Mr. Newton Is al
Imperial officer
,ru.o,,t,,-tvro meiers Of the Reform
,,1,,,,,ittoe u-ars rested in johannes
l,,,re, Trida,, on crges OF high treason
ga 90 ,,ou, In n Pretoria jail. wher'
D- Tar,a~on and s comrades are con
-, ,,I,,st,,,, t,e,fnplete disarming o
,,o ioi,orneshurg itlandcrs.
r0NDON Ian "A dispatch 10 th'
c,a,,tra1 N-eue fro johannesburg. say'
49, ee,,.-fo,,r arrs Of men hers Of th'
49,, 30 Commit, have already beer
- ava furfbe warrants have beei
~ ,i,-ratch as that tho curiosit
concerning the ICES sus1N'ieu p4 ~
Beers IN the figtng WIN Di' jam
sons party IS un9easeu'
There IS res.soao peileFe tnes 'oS' 80
men az Dornkorpione. -.
4 news aeenchere states that IN
eovernment has cided to submit 10 Pa
lament full infmation with regard Z
Armenia. Venezla and the IransVaiil-
The report tn The hrst and secon
naval reserves HI been ordered 20 hol
Themselves I'm sadiness for service
without fOundatn.
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cENrENARLtN's EschrE.
The Euterpean Club Elects ofeers-"'er
in the streets.

III the ~tltftS+
pprRKEVUI.E, VA, Jan. 1l.-Special.--
The escape from instant death OF william
Rovd "a short telegraphic account OF
which was published exclusively IN to-
devfs Timesj was something remarhabit.
l,,vd is an old man over ninety yedi7 u
aaf and has been IN the employ OF thc
bradshaw family. of this place iof
Veetr,dav he undertook TO carry from
Nr Rradsnaw's store 20 the depot a
trunk coutsininy samples, the properly OF
Mr. Eugene Wood son. who travels ior
William Il. West * Co, Of Richmond.
lie was pulling the trunk across tne
track when the freight train struck nim.
and threw him between the depot 1i"'-
form and the track.
There he laid. unconscious, III a space
not over three feet wide, until an engine
and thirty ears had passed.
The trunk and contents were smashed
into small bits, samples being scattered
along the track tor some distance. ,..n
The old man has only one rlp broken
He is now resting easily, ana not"ith-
standing his age, Is on rair ROAD 10 re-
cONer..
The Euterpean Club held iargely-at-
tended meeting last night at which the
following officers were eiected LOT me en-
gulng term. Worthy President. Miss +.
B shelton Unworthy President Mr.. Al
lie Overton: Chief Scribbler. Miss Daisy
Lvnes. Holder OF Money Bags, Miss
Davis. Detector OF Eavesdropper, MI.
Frank Saunders
After an enjoyable evening they re-
paired 10 the oyster supper gwen py the
ladies' or the Baptist church.
Deer are very plentiful around here this
winter Several have passed through
BurkeViile, which seemed TO anord some
amusement 10 the dogs
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np pRowy WANTS Az INTERVfEW.
Meeting Of the Republican Eaee"'>e
Committee.

prTERSBURG VA. Jan. u.-SpeciaL
!, il currently reported to-day that the
poard Of Stewards OF washington-Street
Methodist Episcopal church nave re-
ceived a letter from Rev. A. @. Brown
presiding elder OF the Richmond district.
asking for an interview with the Board
i'm reference to the article which has
been published. relative to the trans
fer OF Rev W. G.. Starr, ID. D., from
this city to Broad-Street church, Rich
mond
II is believed by some that the criticism
contained I'm the communication was
aimed as much ut DR.. Brown as at Bishop
Galloway. The latter, II will be remem-
bered by the readers OF The Times, re-
fused to recall his appointment of DR..
Starr, when asked to do 40 by the Board
OF Stewards of Washington-Street
church
Next Sunday, the 18th OF January, Is
General Lees birthday. and that night a
special sermon win be delivered before
A. y. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
erans. OF this city. by Bishop Granbery.
at Washlngton-Stree NJ. f.. church. The
following afternoon the camp and the
Petersburg Grays will have n Joint pa
rade, and at night the vets" will have
banquet at their hall. Colonel w.
Gordon McCabe, ex-commander OF the
camp, will be among the Invited guests
and speakers.
The Republican Executive Committee
held a meeting to-day at the Shirley
Hotel TO consider such matters as mign'
be brought before H. The COMMITTED
decided to call a meeting OF the state
Republican Committee for Tuesday, Jan
uarv 2sth for the purpose OF ISSUING
calls for the district and State conven'
/ tlons. Colonel William Lamb. OF Nor
/ folk. chairman Of the Republican party
OF Virginia was present at the meeting
as were also General Stith Boiling ah'
Captain Asa Rogers. OF this city
! a cottage-house at Puddiedock Fsrm
/ Prince George county. occupied oy
coIored man named Samuel Coles, wa
destroveb BY fire about o'clock UNI
ofternoon. Coles lost everything In th'
house. including his crop Of peanuts ah'
| corn which was stored in neighborinl
| building. and which was also burnec'
Mr.. ID. s II. Jones. OF thus CITY, a, q,
engineer on the Norfolk ana western ran
! road who some weeks ago lost an ey
h,, the EXPLOSION OF the lubricator OF NJ
engine will get $1,000 from the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers OF "fncl
he IS a member. for the permahe"' III
/ i,,r,- received.
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NEW STORE. VA. Jan. n.-speciai.-
The store Of Mr.. Hop Gillian, of this
mace was destroyed by fire last night
m had been within the last month re-
stocked with goods ard the fire was not
only a loss TO him bat the whole com
munity as it was the only store In the
place.
This IS the second time his store has
burned down. and only about three
months ago his mothers house was de-
stroyed by fire.
The people in the community are much
interested in the prospect OF tesumlns
work on the gold mines IN the near fu-
ture.
Miss Belle Twyman. popular and most
ostlmable young lady near Buckingham
died on Tuesday.
MIR. John Price. a resident Of Andor-
sonyille. died suddenly on Sunday morn
Ing. it IS supposed he had heart disease.
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s.r. PErERSRuRG, Jan. l1.-TsefAgo-
rim being sick there was only one game
pIayed in the tournament to-day "hich
resulted as follows;
stf-fitz (black beat Pillsbury In a
oneen's gambit: declined after forty-tve
moves.
The record 10 date;
I,si1 pIsiisburv"Won' ttc. lost. 5ls.
steinitz-Won, 6Is: lost. 5la.
Tschigor.n-W on, 3.s; lost. Ti%
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chnrrei with Being a Trust.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. lin the CIR
cult Court to-day Attorhey-Senerai MO MO
foncv began proceedings 10 annul the
charter Of the National Llnseed-Oil Com
panv. on the ground that II Is a trust
oparating in violation Of the antitrust
law of the State.
seei-oil business in the United states
comprises sixteen corporations, represent
ing among them a capital Of sls,pO.O0O.
Leave 10 file the Information was grant
ed hy Judge Gibbons no opposition being
offered by ". W. Gurley, who appeared
as counsel for the defendant company.
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4 Flagman Killed.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. u.-Special.
Charles A. Coleman. employed as flag
man on the Norfolk ana Western rail-
road. was run over ana killed al crewe'
about o'clock this morning by a shiit-
ing locomotive. lie was a son OF T.
y Coleuan. of Prince Edward county
and had been in the employ Of the rail-
road conrany about one year. He was a
,ner,ber of the brotherhood of Railway
,r,rss,r,er. in which he was insured.
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qHE FLYING sQUADROy.
Members of the Reform Committee Have
Fled Trausvaal May Take "a Grab.

FIed-Trausvaal May Take Grab.
LONDON. Jan. n.-Central News is
authority for the statement that the Bri-
tish Mediterranean feet in the Levant,
has been dispersed, and that ten OF the
vessels, composing the feet. have been
ordered 10 Malta. Four others have
started from the Levant, but their OBJ
jectlve points are not known. IL is un-
ceistood that Great Britain has decided
TO wait no longer for the conversion Of
the Powers TO the policy OF joint action
IN Turkey, and this is given as the pre-
sumable reason for the scattering or the
fleet I'm Levantine waters.
The Globe says Il hears that the fiying
squadron Just formed will first go TO
the Mediterranean. Il adds that the ves-
sells attached TO the squadron, which
may eventually be ordered TO proceed 10
Delagoa Bay. Portuguese East Africa
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rHr rrxas orr or CONFUSION
Captain Glass Assigned 60 Duty In Connec-
-. N.iA,. AI.. Rennirs fn The Ne..el.

Captain Glass Assigned 10 'u'S !" '""''V-
ton with che Repairs to the Vessel.
WASHINGTON, jan ll.-Capain
Henry Glass. the commander of the bat
teship Texas. viii be detached from that
vessel in few days and assigned 20
duty In connection with the repairs ne
cessary "to make her first-class SNIP
20 quote recent statement of Secretary
Herbert
The Secretary has decided that he can
not grant the request Of Captain Glass
IN keen the Texas in commission and
place her on the reserve list with
skeleton complement Of officers and crew.
MIR Herbert said this morning that In
his recent endorsement OF the reserve
scheme ne did not intend 10 have II un-
derstood that IL was 10 apply 10 vessels
on which repairs were necessary. but
only TO those IA condition for service.
Tho officers and men OF the Texas
Will be sent to other vessels.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 1f\-Commencing
Wednesday. Janrary 18th. the Atlantic
coast Linz will agsn put In service their
Pullman palace-car line between rev
leaving New York at 8 I'D A. NJ, arriving
At Macon next morning at 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-12
THE BoND srNDIoATE
Mr.. Morgan Says II Is intact and VIII Sec
Tbaf the Loan j. success.

Thaf the Loan j. "a success.
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-When askei TO-
ni~hf whether the syndicate which was
organized to furnish gold IN exchange ior
t6e forfhcornjng issue of <ln oo0,Dlo was
to he dissolved. llr. j. Pierpont Moigan
ITO to the present time the syndicate
g. intact. and until it is stated that
there IS no need for its maintenance II
will not DE dissolved.
u ana bound" said Mr. Morgan speak
fn,, very eatsesfly. 80 see the loan made
az n success. and II win be-"
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan
cast for sunday; .onfherlv
Vrgiuia-Fair' WARMER
winds. r... ~,.,rx tsuoera-
ture: southerly winds.
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n,.cnnuas,s CHANCES sHaAL.
r.. psmocrats who stayed Out of the
c.,cu. VIII Not Vote for Him.

A
rpANkroRT. KY, Jan. i.--fhe
nauocratlc members who stayed OUT u
a.. ,o,r, caucus are preparing mann
,os,o IN be sent broadcast. and ia "n'.n
., 49, sn,,ne ,heir position with regard 10
~ -. blackburn. for whom thefe -
hsoiutc.v no possibility OF thsir
voting at the Joint assembly u
festo states that BLACKBURN NsS go
faith with the party Dy ptea',n"s -,
silver. after sound-pia'iorm va" ,,@
adopted by his party. and ID hgh'nc 80
Dernocratic nominee for GoVcfhVr. s
acts give him no right 10 the" a"ss 80
and they would decline 10 vote io' h'S
sl.ctton' as United states senator,
IOuIsvlLLE. KY, Jan. n.-n.a,v
.sn,s,,ve Isaac Wilson, OF Nelson oou">s,
r,ho oot I'D from sick bed 10 70 ~
t,rartfort and vote for blackburn, :"
a., Nights caucus, died this mornnk.
U,,son's death breaks the legislau.e 70
and gives the Republicans msjoHNS "
one on joint ballot.
B,nckburus Probable Successor.
FRANKFORT. KY. Jan. n.-pr. W
f,odfrev Hunter, OF Louisville, was nom
tnated by acclamation for United s's,ss
senator by the Republican caucus .nis
evening. No other candidate was p'see'
before the meeting. -, ~
DIR Hunter was III In MS roo"' o. ny
hotel ana could not address the csucss'
Five Republican senators were apssn..
huf n a. believed that they VIII oe ofoos.s
,r,o line and sha, Hunter viii receive 'n0
full party vote.
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r.xcC oF TurRNOMfTkH.

,nsrmometer Il The Tunes onies yes
tsrdsy: y A. NJ. 20; Y ~. ~; 1T: AZ a.
aYerAKe. 81 rs
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BERLIN. Jan. lit IS stated than
Prince Bismarck has addressed letter
10 the Emperor begging 10 be excused
from attending the festivities marking the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the prociama-
ton OF the German Empire on January
18th. because IL is the opinion OF his phy-
sicians that the consequent exposure.
particularly in the month Of January,
would be detrimental TO his health.
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The Sfatist says that Germany will
require 20 settle with France before
,oinlne coalition TO dismember the
British Empire.
This implies that France would de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS.
AN INTERESTING, GOD-FEARING
PEOPLE WHO HAVE GIVEN THE
WORLD MANY IMPORTANT
DISCOVERIES,

We may not accept their peculiar re-
ligious beliefs, nor can We enter into the
spirit of their sacrifices. IT is not neces-
sarv to believe as they do, but we can
and do respect their sincerity Of purpose
and the honor and uprightness %hich
marks all their business dealings.
The Shakers have always been success
full inventors, and some or the greatest
of the convenenCes OF the present day
found origin in their settlements.
In one particular they excel all other
men or classes OF men, and that Is IN
cultivation of medicinal herbs and plants
and their preparation for use. Ihey nave
made IL a study for more than one hun
drcd years. IL is one of their peculiar
industries. Their lives have been devoted
10 IT,. ,,
Their latest and greatest achievement
is the Shaker Digestive Cordial. III Is not
offered as cure for all diseases. IL does
not pretend 10 be- but one disease IL VIII
cure and that Is indigestion.
Sufferers who resort to its use nave not
lonx To wait 10 see the result. The ehcc1
is almost immediate. The first uose usu-
ally gives relief. and II continued per-
mansut cure will follow.
IL not only contains already dlgested
food. but il digests food as wei, thus
tonjng ID the general system. An interest
ing pamphlet Is now being issued by the
Sfaters. and can be had for the asking et
almost any drugstore.
TRY a twenty-five cent bottle OF plses-
tive Cordial and see what II VIII 90 LOT
you.
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l. the Charge Against Jnnitor Maggie of TIL
First Police station.

l. the Charge Against Jhnitor Magic OF tue
First Police station.
The Council Committee on Police held
its regular monthly meeting last even
ing al o'clock at the Second Police
station. with the following members pres
ent: Messrs. starke tchairmaiV' Law
der. Blanks. and Montgomery.
The payroll Of the police department
was approved. and NUMBER OF current
bills were ordered TO be paid.
Bids were opened for the furnishing
Of license tags, and tins for dogs goats
wagons. carts. etc. The contract was
awarded for the furnishing Of dog and
goat medals during the ensuing year TO
]. A. Austin as the lowest responsible
bidder. at his bid of rs cents per medal.
The bids for the furnishing oil wagon
tins were rejected, the samples submit
ted not being suitable. Sergeant shin-
berger was directed to solicit proposals
for the work from reliable parties.
Chairman Starke presented complaint
signed by Captain Thomas ana Ser
geant Jeter. Of the First Police Sta
tion. against Bernard Magic. Jr.' janitor
of the station-house, for neglect OF duty
and being drunk. After some little dis
cussion. Messrs. Montgomery ana hlanks
were appointed a special committee 10
investigate the charges. and report to a
special called meeting of the committee
two weeks hence.
After the transae lion % some routine
business Of minor Importance. the COM
mittee adjourned.
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THOSE SILTER LAWYERS.
They Make n Big Blum IN Order to Scarce
or Timfd Men.

Below will be found the report OF the
committee Of lawyers representing the
silver party in this city:
"rhe committee of lawyers to whom
the act approved March 5. 1890. entitled
AN act In relation TO the preservation
of order at the polls" acts lsss- ", page
llD has been referred, have care1ully CA
amined said act, as well as the decisions
of this ana other States bearing theleoh'
and report as folloWs' -
The law guarantees the secrecy Oh the
ballot. and this secrecy must be main
tanned before at the time of and after
the casting of the ballot. and IN case IL
shall appear that voters are being IN
Inundated or coeTced. from any source
in the exercise OF their suffrage, by by
ISLANDERS about the voting place. OF that
voters are being hindered or tempered
with In any way so as 10 prevent tne
casting Of a secret ballot, II is the duty Oh
the Judges of election 10 order such per-
son or persons 10 cease such action, ana
IL such person or persons so engaged 90
not forthwith desist, the judges OF cleo
ton. or q majority OF them, should order
the arrest Of such person or persons ny
a constable, or any other person author-
lied by law 10 make arrests end conilne
him or them in the county or CITY jan
as the case may be, not exceeding t"eh-
ty-fOur hours.
opinion the plan outlined in the letter
OF w. T. Curtis. appearing In an AFTER
noon paper of recent date, by Whch IL
IS intended to have one or more persons
at the polls 10 ask voter when he APP
proaches the polls whom he intends TO
vote for. and after he leaves the Nollhs
booth TO ask him to sign an aindaNit
that he carried out that intention, IS
gross violation Of the law, and such per-
son or persons should be immediately ar
rested and punished as provided by said
act. Respectfully etc.
"R. CARTER SCOTT,
"E. 3. THOMSON,
81. O. WENDENBURG."
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ARGAINS ~ GROCERIES WAY
ID down. Cheaper than you ever Dou5ht
them. can save you p per cent.
Best GRADUATED Sugar, per pound... =
GOoa lidllH ........ ..ss... .s'''''''-'
Fresh Toasted Lunch Crackcrs.......
Flake Ii0miny, per pound ...........''.
Black-Eycd Peas. per quart..,....'..'
Good BOncless Goldfish, per pouni
New Rye Flour, per pound....... 49, -
Good Green and Mixed Tea. as Booi ~
as you pay AOc. for clseWhcre...'. ~
Good Pork, per pound ...........:....' =
Large Zoe. box T. VI. Backing ior'' %
One-pound Prints Creamery Butter.' 10
Bartlett Pears. per can...........'''''' -
Good Green Tea. per pound. -, 10
Good Tea Dust-gOod as any tea you 90
ever drank-per pound. AZ
Tender Sweet Sugar Corn, can.'..'.'
Hominy and Grits. per pound. ...-.,o
Snowflake Patent Flour per barrei'Sf'a525
Silver King Patent Flour, barrel 'Sf'3V
or. per sack. .........:.. ...'''.''; :, 80 40
XXX Fancy Flour, per barrel. ''''S"'"yoo
or, per sack. .................:' .;'s.. ~
s.. ULLMAN'S son. .,
lS2o-iS22 east Main. JJb east Naisilaii l.
Phones 3l6 and "A. app
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Breath Almost Gone.

Mrs. J. F.. Burns, 800 east Canal street,
saws: For years l have suffered with
asthma. Could not walk up stairs with
out stopping TO rest several times. Tried
MANY doctors and all kinds of medicines
Nothing relieved me a particle until l
tried To-Ka, the Mexican Blood Tonic,
which | thank and praise for my recov-
erv. Can now go up and down stairs
without any trouble, and feel like diff
ferent woman" Large $l.00 bottle, 25c.
SAMPLES free. Offce. 305 east Broad street
"To-Ka" stamped in each genuine bottle.
CITY orders delivered.
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Earnings of the Georgia and
Alabama Railway.

Mileage-1s96. 362 miles; 1898, PCS miles
increase. % miles. or 81 per cent. Week
ending October 23d-1s96. $4,000; 1s95'
sl4 500: increase. 1886, or Is per cent.
Three weeks ending October 23d-lS9o.
SCI, 93J; 1895, Si2, 800, increase, S-o'odV OF
60 per cent. -. ...o.,,-
The earnings for the past three, weeks
are the largest ever reported for the hIst
three weeks of any month in the COM
pany's history.
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proprietor of a Stand in New Market.

Mr.. r. Z. Pohlig, 100 east Marshall
street. PROPRIETOR of stand in the New
market SAYS: Seven weeks ago / was
attacked with Rheumatism in my legs,
The pain being intense when l laid down.
Had recourse TO To-Ka, the Mexican
Blood Tonic ON third bottle now and
doing right smart. The pains have been
relieved. and feel a great deal better in
every way" Large 800 bottle, 25c. Sam
MES free. Office. 30J east Broad street.
"To-Ka" stamped in each genuine bottle.
CITY orders delivered.
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LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
100 a NJ. Daily, tor W ashinstcn and
ana local stations. Pullman
ECON. Sally. except Sunday, fer
Washington and points North.
wen Milford, Fretfricksburs,
Brooke. and Whitewater Par
lor-Car; also, connects wiki
Congressional Limited at
7,sp II. Dail S.' foT Washington and
80" points North. stops at Elba.
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
Fredericksburg, Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Richmond 10
New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-Sl kEEr STATION.
Brooke. Fredericksburg, Mill
ford, boswell and ashland.
and other stations Sundays.
Sleeper New York 10 Rich
,.GP.M. Daily. except sunday. stops
at local stations and Eliza.
Parlor-Car from Washington.
7.1O p. NJ. Daily. stops only az treler-
''-' icksburg, boswell. and Ash
land. Pullman-Cars frOm New
York and Washington.
,o.os A NJ. Daily. Stops at principal local
stations and Elba; sleeping
car. Connects with Congress
slonal Limited between New
YORK and Washington.
FRFDERICKSB'G ACCOMMODATIONS.
daily except Sunday2 -,
400 Z. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Stree. Sta.ion-
S.gO A. IL Arrives Byrq-StL.et rtatOfi.
''S' - ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily, except Sunoay)
6:42 A. n, Leaves Eina.
$50 p. NJ. Leaves Elbe.
GAO A. NJ. Arrives Flha.
s04 p. II, Arrives Ella.
q. A TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
". IT. ID. MYERS. President.