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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

DULUTH Milan, Aug. II. - The
Seuuu,y Bank, capital 100000, one VI
f1o lrauiuR banha OF tn cliy, closed
this morning. Heavy Withdrawals OF
deposits uud tho Implssibility Of max.
ing Greedy collections, arc given ~
tao cause. Nj. d. Kenyon, state ex'
auiner, Ia IN charge, The deposits are
III tbs nnighbotha0d Of $500, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
Murray Ini Hank rails.

NEW YORK, Aug, 1.-THE follow.
ing notice slgnsd by +, ID. Kiilburn,
superlntonuent OF banking, was postpi
al Murray HIN bank today; "rhis
bank ~ closed pending ar examination
oil tnu condition Of It's sfiiiis." The
bank is ono OF the Oldest state inslitu.
lions IN this city. Tue deposits
am unit TO about 81, 100000. IL 10 no.
llrvtd they will bp paid In full. One
reason advanced for tue suspension Is
thtt the bank hai 20 take a consider
ablo amount OF real e5tpte for loans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
NAM nir,c,nr. 90 rr.c.

81. JOINS, n. H., Aug. ll.-rhe 81.
ptemu court has quaenud tho indic,-
mtnls against the directors Of thu
ieiuncI local banks who ore belng
prosecuted for malirasauce In uillce,
uphOluiug the OF isclions Of council Of
lhr accused that mono OF tho grand
luglW were Unqualified. ..,a
II rs reported that the ministry Is
arranging 10 pension Chiet justice
Carer and appoint Premier whi,oWny
10 succeed hun.
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por Gorsrno. OF Tsbra.La.

TOPEKA, Mob, Aug. 1.-The Re.
publican convection % a0mluats IA
complete slate ticket met at noon To.
day. Tho vote on enuls.fy Orgsuizt.
ton shovel that j.. n. morrill, will
10 renominsted governor Hlmoft
uusnimt Wy, The flivnds VI Mugflll
presented lur Temporary chairman q,
w. shsldon, aud the opposition J, h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
~, niamond watch sioch. ~

CHICAGO, Aug.ll.-Thongreements
uulrr which tho Diamond Match aud
New York Biscuit stock II 10 be- do.
pusltra with the Northern Trust CONF
pauy ~ trustee aru rcaIy Tor tIH sigma
lure, Tho exact terms WI NJ, DO
piyvn tue public until tho tiguAtuTcs
arc received and the silck ready Tor
deposit. they provide, however, that
tue s.lgk hp placed in k,epiug n
trustee Tor uuu year anu the bguAa anu
CAPITALISTS VINO own 10 are TO DO given
uon.ueroliable receipts for the stock
depsslleI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

NUREMBERG, Aug. ll.-Afler the
rafla,ch.A lUin game won by TaTrasch
early this morning, the prizes u the
international uhoBi masters toutnn.
mont In progress since July 20lh, were
awarded "a follow! First puzs, Las.
kui; second, Mhroczy; tnifi ami
fourth divided by Pillsuury aud Tar.
rasuh; Gnh, JanOwskii sixth, Stoinitz;
seventh, divides by SunlBoter auJ
Walbf0dt. Lasker won lSI games
anu Pillsbury II.
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rnlt. ornrrra nlsmIs.,h.

SAN Fi.ANCisCO, Cal, Aug. H.
DEuCt Attorney FJa;e has received
iuitmcil0ns from Attorney General
Harmon 90 dismtss 500 eight suits
brought by tue government several.
mlntns ago % recover Gl,OUJ auf,s u
agricultural ani timber Hui 10 ore.
ron and AfzIno. Tue land Is valued
gt $500 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

LONDON, Aug. ll.-rhc STANDARD
(g0nservAuvc) suys that Sir William
vernon harouur,, tho Liberal leader
10 Parliament has been notified thai
lhe negotiations between LOuuon anu
Wilmington continue.
II u doubtful, rays the Standard,
Who,her the oppOsiJiOn will raise II de-
,,,se 30 Parliament ON the subject OF
EoneEuuia.
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I,ilIrhhN LiuIlinInr.

sASpuaIN, ohio, Aug, ll.-John
Thompson aud Jay Leonard were
killed ny lightning IN a violent storm
last evening,
They were working on the new gov.
eminent pier nj Cedar point, with
augures IN their hande, which attracted
the lightning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

CANADIAN SH'e. tryncsi, where they
carried IN tie qure.'s rrl. 10 he.
huVed lHn tInl was not far Distant, 10
taiJ, wuuN tiuri would DO 0ihtr
dlmininus In Australia and Ai'lct, u
uuo Hll wei1 hoping g. SEE. when tH"y
would not speak VI thu Uni,gd ltIu.-
dom, ut Of Ihe tmf ifo lno AMI uA.
C!vi4.5lt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

PIgTsRURu, Ps,, Aug. ll.--James
hotr tE'mVmter OF L0ugTvss from
tonusyly Hld eX-uierk OF the
House oi Hspse Ut Washing
lou, onautifl "A special Pullman esr
ana invited Mr. and MU. BryHu, MT.
anu Mis-. hInne, newspaper repIesun-
tativos aad e-mo Iels nsl .tieuds 10 DO
bis gues.s iTom PitlaOugs ~ Now YORK,
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A PRACTICAL JOKER
r,u,Ing CONSERVATION at The Treas
uy DEPARTMENT.
.rlwlnps SILVER SPEECHES
rlrcnl.,cd In a p.mptlst I'u d by Sec
reiary Uarl'sl on Stu d tinin'
cial S'a > ic.

WAguNuros, Aug. ll.-Some con-
,,srnatlon uas been created ht the
,,,,,ury department through the dis
covofy that in somu unexplained man'
n,t the bureau officers hal been
entity Of circulating some VI Senator
.,,wnr,'s silver u cech.
To answer Complementary all tile
u,ny qucttlons relative TO the cur
,sev question that has been pouring
IN. Secretary Carlisle como time ago
au,rd {, ptcparo circular No. 49, a
nmphlgt Of 90 printed pages, giving
Information respecting bond ISSUES,
tapor currency aud tho like. When
spillcation Tor Information wa, tc.
received the Hn6wer 10 which could bu
found In this pamphlet, the bureau
chief receiving the letter would simply
mail one Of these circulars 10 tbs mp
ptcaul ia the place Of writing out uu
answer. This has bocu Roipg Oh Tor
N least week ana thUro 10 no telling
now muny circulars were sent cut
when n letter came 10 baud
nom one VI the recipients calling
attention 10 the fact tuat tho depart.
ment had sent him In answer 10 his
question, n copy Of u strong silver
speech delivered by Senator Stewart IN
lhp Senate SEPTEMBER o last, whom q
nhtulter was going on. Au examine.
ton Of the piles Of circulars lying IN
Inc department showed that Ia some
wny tho public printing Office hal
tuuud up In the cover puTf Ofting 20
,,alc tue contents OF the pamphlet, "a
numburOi the silver speeches. The
tiiicinls say they have found only
seventeen OF tho speeches 20 lar, but
there is no means Of learning just now
many Of them have been cent on,
under the guiie OF financial statistics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The private
hans o. L., ID. taylor ~ Co.,, rucosssofs
TO Moth a. Taylor, closed .gdAy. By
Cr4srs OF zoo Glutt tuc L4uitaule rsust
company was mate receiver. Tho rs.
se,a are SiaLOOO anI the liabilities
about 100000.
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...mnernlIe meIllnIly rInh.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The commor-
claI Alrn's Democratic Mckinley club
mas beeu organized, IL starts GU
with mumbufHhip OF 100 ana txpecls
to 80 great work locking toward Me
lIluiry'a election.
The Cub 10 composed OF tho travel.
ipg men OF Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
A CIIANaL MANIEp.

IYRoS, Pa, Aug, il.-About $50
men Aud women WaJcd through the
mud aud water la th0 ditch beside tue
track to olnsp hands with Mr.. and MIR,
Bryan cheering win spirit. Again
Bland responded 10 tho calls Tor "A
speech. "rhe masst6 oil tho iabDTinx
people want n change Ia our financial
system 30 II Will not BE- necessary 10
have continued bond sales,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

SAN FUAECisc1, Aug. ll.-Gt has
developed that Harry X. Brown, ex.
obangu clerk OF the Bullion anu TX
change tthk Of Carson, Nevada, vino
lslt that city suddenly about two
months ago is n deiaulter to large
am0unt. He robbed the institution IN
which he was employed Of nearly s7b,-
900.
10 IL believed to be- lin Mexico at
pftsent. He lett his wife anu child Ut
Carson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

twenty four rorso"s ~ the chicago
Record the Past iWrntS. four Hours.

twenty four prr.rus q. the chicago
Record the Past tW rntS four Hours.
CmCACo, August .ll.-rwedly .i1ur
persons uItd Ia Chicago during the
pact twoniy.fouf hours from tue direct
effects VI the terrific neat.
Ono hundred anu sixty.i1ur deaths
were reported 10 the health depart.
mvnt. Tlis IL tue heaviest list Tor one
day since 1877, during the emallpox
epiicmic. OF tucsu unioTunhtes n
large number wers old petsOns aud
children. who died either from disease
aggravated by hot weslher, or from
summer aiimpn,s. Thlrty.ssven were
reported as dying from sunstfoke, hut
not all OF them prtlsheI. The listed
pIoslrations were eighty.eight, making
tai Tor the day OF deaths aud pros.
lTstiIus OF liz.
All day long hospital attendants
were busy applying remedies u the
victims OF the intense heat Never
boIotu In ChiclRu has the heat beuu ~
deadly 10 anlmll lie, horses, cattle
aud smaller animate dying by scores
from its whitening effect,
At Go'ciouk this morning tho tenn.
retaluIe stood nj 81 with strong ind lea.
tlons Of duplication Of Monday's
mefcuTial record.
FATALITIES ~ NEw York.
Nlw YoWl, Aug. II. Twelve
/ deaths anu twouty.niUo pT0stTatiOns
comprised the fifst list given out at
police headquarters To-Day Of caaualtips
attributed 10 the heat Tho accumu.
lated Effects Of more than y week OF
extremely hot iwea.h,r are shown iu
| tue number OF intAlltius reported. There
Ia urctse today, hut tue temperature
atll O'Clock w-s % on ,hs street and
no humidity % ItToHut.
| Ia Hugllyu tuete wUIBseven deaths
t4iu morning hu4 nuAsI3us pfOstIa.
90. uuo 20 neat.
Three weTo reported iu JorFVy City.
Five cases OF fup stroke were u.
ported o. which twl GIa l'uFly n fC.
suit fatally. In tlBi intorigr OF the
state tue heat isupruaIg., lr.y Itnunr
four usatus ths laal "a h.uu. Inrr.
momsters hung In lhO r0rtI.J OF The
city upll IN this city, within the roach
VI me neat r,dialed from the asphnl
but s,!ll Ia the shaLe indiualeI IL
ab We zero,
Sixty EIunT FLUCTUATIONS.
At u'clocE the TucJrI OF pfostra
tons had grown TO slAiy.uIght Tor the
day. Anuis h.. Reilly and Thoma,
MrCue died, Joseph q. Plank, VIII
dird today ~ Staten lHlana WAS mar
RED 10 Miss B9ndur o, Brooklyn lafl
evening. At the bridal supper he fuc,
cumbcu 10 u fuusTJkv. He was newell
nDlo to recggGizs the bride OF al
igieuls.
THE HEAT CONTISUE5
| CHICAGO, Aug. ll,-lue severe hea
continue In this city. There we've oil
Victims yestetday. To-day Tie weather
bureau pIediulsI cooler weather TO
nignt. At6 O'Clock this moTning lh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

OMAHA, N.., IS |U li.-HafotI4 20
Co.., ., g.. ~ahIH"r lIr,au iuIIcstU q
Iiup o. atoui sn tvgjrlH ~ uigh. a
.'. way" 3. sw.HrlU. Irlnl thu nU'lu-
W,a. Ths wuicufr mas .aiiuu 10 ae'
u.rts at iHtlu uoN.i IL utgtgss n!
HAVE ST /.
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Grrl.ts ".t'aIu zee. v,dU-ivuts.Ii
Gg,oulU 90. The lnU'rt v.f' IL tun-
'Hs"i ~ u.fueut inr .isI s'rsI r'n OF
NiDu's tiue uiluusAls, ~. mssi
Potter uul IyItr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

CmCAuO, Aus,il -NewB reach
hrrv to-day OF tur u"ltI ~ .. X.
Marlin, llr muirm.lll0Ua.tc lumu,f
man u Chiubg., at a 100, Mich.
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rTauvUu, pa, Auti li,-rwn
dfrt.s auI -oyeral rrJsitat,ou' fsuu...
90 from utat W - nom tUuay. a. ~
o.. u. tue mercury registered 81 do
Do Uffa
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Amnlrnr MIn- ,lr ,nnmrlnn.nIr.

TOHUNro, Dat, Aug. ll.-Iu tho
bicycle mtvi held htfo lasI night I. ..
IcCnT,hy, who haH heretofore COM
pu,cd o. an amateur wOn the twu'mils
professional oanmplo uship OF Toronto,
defeating big field, including Hairy
DAvldt0D, the champion. MsCatthy
MISC won the mile open pro usalonal.
OWinC 10 nigh winds tho t.me wac
slow. The amateur championship Of
Toronto was won by Frank Moore,
who baat out large fivli, including
John Davidson, the Canadian cham
pi0p,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

ytus rrurlB u.o.t sIUcertly naI Cos
tuTo tutlg Csuu4oul ltAs ny U.ln fu .t.
placed. Tho lihurli r.vtTnmuat
which has lust taktu silirI dvstrts aul
inlrnis h aignAilzs its aiuinlstra ION
ny renewal o. Htiahburiy rcift.guH
is ith uur friends s,rgss tue toidrr.
Some yclt8 ago, waln oInsi-r,Ario
fuouJh hni been cfrAtD By the Norm
Atlaatio fstufy ttduuisr, 1 took sn n..
uufiuni.y 10 say that the que .Ou
ghouii 10 ulildgrl IN . Mahutr N..
coming m = igbtpprl sui ir|Uuu.y
rrn,lo ~ nt.myIo process VI gigo guI
Aku, hli do Dc. sc Low
why II should not masr an
arf,uFsm 20 tysu.hlIng thss q. ,i.t
VA lett.o treaty Ell aHliu.tIu iu ISL
and TO tfslty ui 1851, wnofc.y not
Only toe pl.ts bu. 700 iusn 90 waters
OF both e uf'5i,s zero tsg1wn open 10
the ii,herm iu % tOti or tqIal tuyut
AMI tho ugIsuisO' too ilsh u toe teO
cluntslti veto equally !gDr. llf., 60
seems o. me, w0u.I o. the Heuslbiu way
N settling tho nsuefy question. Toe
North Atl4tic hautgItH would be-
| more valuable 60 the UuIriH .p;rr auu
Caua1a AI.sy.if t4WotucI au arrange.
mput were adopted.
"rbuu.p rtph1i NJ. Llufisr, In
auIEcr to question as 90 tue canal
question, "IY 90 isic We epuut $780,.
| 100000 ON cur canals aud Hgu aiming at
"a .iioot canal from Lisu Erie to
| WUuaui canal anu tuu canals 10 Mon.
! Teal. 10 9 rs without taylng that
.rca; icnu1tH would conirrre upon
the fstmofs o.! tho western Hgd north
| western states, up lees ~ uTfo tnBn
I "a. g. In -
| northwest, ~ tho great lake steamuts
| Q Iuld load at Port Arthur AMI Duluth
| aud carry produce without breaking
| bulk No they have 10 DO now at tho
| Hellaud and again at PTofCOu Right
through TO OgJonstufg, kingston,
| Oswpgo, Montreal VI q Ipuec and carry
back merchandise aup manufacture Tor
wcatrtn settlers ~ cheap ralra. Farm
| produce is low the word over, owing
10 the immense production Wnicn
| mutCrn tclenCc - the folibindcf,
tho railroad ara tue compound
mlting enriut-has rendered Iot.
sible, aud 10 hr a. eau see,
Il II not likely TO reach ~ iormo
price Tor some time, " ovnL a TWEEN.
ty.olo loot chAnutl from Like Superior
aud Lake Michigan 90 the Atlantic
ocean would reduce the cost OF what
tie farmer has % buy from tue eastern
states aud give him lower ttauspor a.
ton rates t1f what ne has O. sell,
euppo that n 2, ducod rate Of the lskO'
aGd tue ~. Lawrence water would
oblige railroads NORTH, that j. IN Can
adp, ami south, that ~ In the UuiiVi
State, 20 meet Il with equally iaw
ia.us 10 and from lhn orah ard during
the season OF navigation ~ that TIT
farmer inland from tuu route would e.
perioncr tho gocd effects"
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Sixty ErunT rRosrRATioNs.
THE HEAT coNrlNuE3,

CHICAGO, Aug. ll,-lue severe heat
continue In this city. There we've OF
vlctims yesterday. To-day Tie weather
bureau pTediGieI cooler weather TO-
niKnt. At6 O'clock this muTning the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

Mcdonnell OF Ealltl,, aupsIlutOn.
dent HUI Of New H.4k suI Cuisf
IIA.e1 % kgutas Clif ulso i0iurd IN
tho lsuusdOp. Tho latter stated that
fisemcn wut5 co onustliutg thai tuay
~. ulI raach a cana Ea'iQa no mat,gt
ia now high building. lie would
not feclmmsnd the use OF elevator,
however, as ho had seen too many
lire results from such d mode of pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-15
OVER TIM CENTURY LINE.
A West virginisn Said 10 he 1f6
Years Old.

PARKERsBURG. w. VA. April IA
(speciai)--in Richie county lives proba-
bly, the oldest man IN the State. In the
person OF Mr.. Samuel Calhoun He is
Il6 years old. Although he does not re-
member the date OF his BIRTH he can re-
member occurrences which 60 10 prove
his age. He was born near Pruntytown.
this State. on the waters OF Simpsons
creek. and long after he reached the
age OF maturity he came 10 what Is
now Rltchie county, when this section
was almost q bowling wilderness. lie
says he has seen George Washington.
Very ola citizens who have lived here a
great number OF years say Mr.. Calhoun
was very old man when he first set
tied IN This section OF the country. Mr..
fimrod Cross. the father OF John A.
Cross. claimed that Mr. Calhoun was
twelve years older than he. and II MIR.
Cross was living to-day he would be
io4 years old, which would make Mr..
Calhoun ii5 years old Mr., Calhoun en-
toys good health. can go TO mill on horse
Aack and walk ~ well as some Of our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-15
A TEDIOUS ERRAND.
sumMoxIxe WITNESSES FOR THE
LUNENBURG CASES.
An Interesting Fsct-Tbe Trial of
Gregory Further Deiayed-A SIM
gaiar Accident 10 q Child Mt
buckingham Courthouse.

FARMvILLE, VA. April ii.-tSpeciaL)
shorifY Dickinson will start tomorrow on
the tedious errand OF summonsng wit
ncsses from Lunenburg and adjoining
oountNs TO appear in the trial Of Mary
AberNthy and Pokey Barnes. which
commences In Prince Edward court next
Monday. A circumstance which may be
OF interest is that Judge Mann, OF the
prosecution, has ordered to be summoned
. number OF witnesses for this term of
shs court who have never before APP
scared In the famous care.
CANNOT SEE HIM PRIVATELY.
Judge Crute adheres rigidly 10 his ruling
that no person shall be permitted by the
taller 10 see Ooiomon Marable, the con-
victed murderer OF Mrs. Pollard, except
IN the presence OF an officer This pre-
cludes a further interview Of the prisoner
by Father welbers. OF Richmond, who
has all along been the adviser OF Maraole'
Father welbers has within the past few
DAYS expressed an earnest desire TO see
Marable in private. The Fathers wish
was promptly denied.
THE GREGORY TRIAL
1ne lElAi OF ~ CA'oNsSf
of buckingham, for the shooting OF the
Messrs. Glover. did not commence yester-
day as was expected. The condition OF
one OF the wounded young men is such as
20 leave the result Of his injury IN utter
uncertainty, and hence the further delay
in the trial
The 4-year-old child OF Mr. A. G. Gar
nett, Jr., Of Buckingham Courthouse, met
with q singular accident yesterday. III
fell into an ice-house. and slipped down
between the mass OF Ice and the wall OF
the house. crowd gathered and various
means were attempted 10 rescue the little
one from its perilous position sixteen feet
from the top OF the ice.
RESCUED AT LAST.
Finally Mr. &. G.. Clay went down the
narrow aperture and got hold OF the httle
one. and tied rope around 1t. by which
81 was raised The child was wedged IN
between the ice and the wall for more
than one and a half hours.
The burial Of Mrs. Jane Morton, widow
of Jacob Morton, OF this county, occurred
to-day at Poplar Hill, short distance
from Farfnville. The deceased was In the
Sth year OF her age, and was widely
known throughout this section.
Mr.. william r. Johnson, one OF Farm
vilie's oldest and most respected citizens,
who received second stroke of paralysis
last week is thought 20 be better by the
physicians attending him.
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TLANTICCOAST LINE

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND-UNIoN
800 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 9:3l A. NJ,
Norfolk ii :25 ~ NJ Stops only
al Petersburg. Waverly. and
Sos A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg $50 A. NJ.
Weldon u:iS A.. NJ. Fayette-
IL 10 p NJ. Savannah $40 A.
NJ. Jacksonville 7.55 A. NJ,
Port Tampa $40 =. M.
Connects at Wilson with No.
A. arriving Goldsboro' 3:05 p.
NJ, Wilmington 5:5 p. M.
Pullman Sleeper New York 10
Tampa VIA Jacksonville.
ass p. M, Local. arrives Petersburg 3:i2
$50 p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 6:l9 p. NJ,
Norfolk $50 Z. II. Makes ali
7so p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg s;ot p. NJ.
Weldon s:2 p. M, Fayefte-
vile ] :07 A. NJ, Charleston 625
A. M. Savannah sos A. NJ,
Jacksonville 1870 p. NJ. Port
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arriying
Aiken 7:22 A. NJ, Augusta 500
"a 1915 p. NJ. Pullman Sleep
ers New York to Wilmington
Charleston, Thomasville. Jack
sonyille. Port Tamra. Aiken.
Augusta. ana Macon.
u:20 p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 1901 A..
NJ. BurkeyilIe 21l A. ",
Lynchburg f:S5 A. NJ, Roanoke
6:55 A. NJ, Bristol II so A NJ
Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
1886 a NJ. ATTIysa IPsleTsogTs IilS 4; n
404 A. NJ, Raleigh 517 A. NJ,
400 p. NJ Pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 Atlanta
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 A. NJ, From Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta, and an points South
$50 A. NJ. Florida Special from ~, Au-
gustine. Jacksonville. savan-
nah, and Charleston.
G.to A NJ. Atlanta. Athens, Raleigh.
Lynchburg. and the West.
sos A. NJ, Petersburg Local.
TICS A. NJ, Norfolk. Suffolk. and Peters
snpM ggasrckksonvflIe. savannsb
Charleston, wilmington, 0olds-
borot aud all points South.
TOO p. NJ. Norfolk Suffolk. Waveriy, and
Petersburg, and Lynchbur2.
and the West.
s.a3 p. NJ, Petersburg Local.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
T.. r. KENLY. Trade Manager.
c. 8. CAMPBELL
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-15
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
LII AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II, 1896.

LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
TOO a. NJ, Daily, Tor Washington and
points North. stops at Eiba
and local stations. Pullman
pWM. Daily, except Sunday, for
Washington and points North,
Stops at Elba, Ashland. Dos
brooke, and Whitewater. Par
Congressional Limited at
7a5 p NJ. DD aiig Tor Washington and
points North. Stops az Elba,
Ashland, Boswell Milford,
fredericksburg. Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper. Richmond TO
ARRIVE iBsySRD'sTaRsEEr ssgyAsTIoM;
o." =" Brooke. Fredericksburg, Mil
ford, boswell and Ashland,
and other stations Sundays
Sleeper New York to Rich
s.sP NJ. Daily Daily except Sunday. stops
at local stations and Elba
ParloI-Car from Washington.
7.fo p. NJ, Daily. Stops only at Fred
ericksburg. boswell, and Ash
land. Pullman-Cers from New
York and Washington.
fo.q5 A. NJ, Daily. Stops at principal local
stations and Elba Sleeping
sIonal Limited between New
York and Washington.
FREDERICKSB'G ACCOMMODATES
DAILY. except Sunday
400 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
$50 A. NJ. Arrives Byrd-Street Station
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday
7l8 A. NJ Leaves Elba.
go L. NJ. Leaves Elba.
Gas 4. y; Arrives Eliza.
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager:
e. Il. ID. MYERS. President. Re II