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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
NO TINE FOR SINGLETAY MEN.

THE MAYOR DISMIssEs A DELEGATION OF HENRY
GEORGES DISCIPLES WITHOUT CEREMONY.
Three disciples OF Henry George-James r. Brown
James Barker and Emanuel Klein-representng the
Manhattan Single Tax Club called Mayor Strong
yesterday to talk about unequal of real
estate II real property properly assessed. they
said. the city treasury would be sufficiently
rched to make an underground railway in New
York possible. The Mayor said that he had no time
o waste the committee.
A delegation OF North Sders headed by Colonel
Goulden. asked the Mayor to hurry up the building
OF the bridge the Harlem River at one hun
dred a nd thirtieth-st. and Lenox-ave The Mayor
said he would do all ne could expedite the mat
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
HELD FOR DIsCHARGIyG A PISTOL.

On a charge OF being suspicious person. Charles
W Beleraye a West Indian colored boy. OF No 662
Sixth-ave was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court
Yesterday by Policeman Reid. of the West Thrtieh-
st. station. the complaint OF Dr. George NJ Tut
tie. OF No 40 West Thirty-eighth-st. Dr. Tuttle
charged that Belgrave had shot at him in West
Thirty-eighth-st last Thursday night Begrave
admitted that the shot had been fired by him. but
said 1t was purely accidental. He said he carried
a knife in the same pocket with his revolver. and
TO get at the knife. the revolver accidentally
discharged
Magistrate Simms ordered complaint made
against Belgrave for discharging firearms In the
street and on this charge held him in $500 for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
FOR A BIG DOWNTOWN HOTEL.
SYNDICATE SAID TO BE ORGANIZED
SEEKING A DESIRABLE SITE.

movement is foot to build big downtown
hotel 1t is designed to erect hotel building which
will rival the uptown hosteries in every way ana at
the same time present "a bill OF fare and room
rating which will induce the business men VINO come
to New-York to put up at the new hotel
This project has been carefully and cleverly
manipulated. There has been still hunt for prop
erty for the purpose in lower New-York One OF the
pieces OF property which have been under considera-
ton is that adjoining and west Of the Aston House
The bulk of this property belongs TO the Joseph W.
Meeks estate. No agreement in regard 10 1t has
yet been reached. however.
c. F. Wildey. of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, is said to
be the who has organized a syndicate to erect
the new downtown hotel Mr. Widey is Cincn-
natl man, and he has the reputation Of being "as
smart they make them" In the hotel lire. MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
COMPRESSED AIR FOR SURFACE CARS.

William C. Whitney announces In formal state
ment that the stories published in some news
papers regarding the OF compressed air on the
Metropolitan Traction Company's lines have been
greatly exaggerated. Mr.. Whitney insists that the
use of compressed air is purely experimental. and
that 1t will require time to determine its value.
As was stated In The Tribune yesterday, ten cars
have been taken to Worcester, Mass, TO be fitted
for the use of compressed air the Metropolitan
lines. These TO be placed the Lenox-
ave. line for experimental treatment. and plant is
being constructed at Observation-Disclosures sixth
ST. for the purpo OF supplying the power John d.
Crimmins says that the ten cars will be placed on
the Lenox-ave line purely as an experiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
WEDNESDAY, ;
MAY q, 1896. 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DIR. GILMAN'S ATTITUDE.
USE OF HIS NAME FOR SCHOOL SUPER
INTENDENT NOT FORBIDDEN.

NO FURTHER ACTION NECESSARY TO BE TAKEN
BY HIM. HE sAYs-A FUND OF sias.7So RAISED
FOR JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE1
Baltimore May 26.-President Gilman has received
several communications from In New-York
who desire to his election Superintendent
of the school system OF that city. He said to-day
that the resolution Of the university trustees re-
fusing to permit him to resign had been commune
Gated to the New-York people. Il do not know
that there is anything more to be done. he added
Il have not told the New-York Board that my
is not to be considered at its meeting on
Thursday nor do | intend to do So do not feel
that IL is necessary"
Eugene lowering, one of the stanchest friends
of Johns Hopkins, presided over the meeting at the
Merchants Club to-day in aid OF the university.
Fifty prominent and wealthy citizens were present.
A fund of s13S.750 promptly raised. and the
generous spirit manifested showed that the public
spirited citizens and alumni who have started the
movement Of relief will have difficulty in doub-
ling tina, Mr.. Levering in opening the meet
ing, made an earnest appeal for the university. He
said In part:
To-day we face crisis. two-fold crisis in the
history the university. First the impairment OF
Its endowment. and second, the danger OF losing
a meeting OF some of the bes,-known men in this
country held In New-York with the idea OF
CATION from this meeting spent yesterday in Balti-
more urging him TO accept the place IN New orK
the nGr go that we ae Under ali the me There
is nothing TO insure that the next big university
that needs president will not make requisition
Dr. Gilman that something be done, and DR.. Gilman
wants know whether this community intends to
help support this Institution.
These men then agreed to give the following
liz, g. a,ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27

Wildey. ii is said. is proceeding upon the theory
that the good old Aston House days are all a thing
of the past, and that the time has come for the
erection of big downtown hotel which will properly
accommodate the incoming business men Of the
country
When asked about the matter yesterday. Mr..
Wildey replied as follows: The matter is not In
condition 10 be talked about yet The time has
come. | believe for the erection Of large down.
town hotel. do not desire to say anything further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
TO HONOR DEAN ABBOTTS MEMORY.

A memorial meeting in honor of Professor Austin
Abbott. dean OF the law faculty OF the New-York
University will be held at the University building
Washington Square. on Monday evening at
o'clock. The chancellor OF the University the Rev.
DIR. II. NJ. MacCracken. will preside The following
have been invited to speak: William NJ Evarts
Joseph II. Choate. William Allen Butler. Elihu
Root. BENJAMIN + Tracy, Justice David McAdam.
Meyer 8. Isaacs. John L. n. Hunt and others Soma
have already accepted the invitation. delegation
from the Bar Association viii be In attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
MRS HETTY GREEN TO Buy A RAILROAD.

II was reported yesterday. according to dispatch
from Little Rock Ark that Mrs. Hetty Green
would buy the Little Rock and Memphis Railroad
at a foreclosure sale that is TO be held In Little
Rock It was further added that the road would
then becone a part OF the Texas Midland system
Mrs Greer. was at her office I'm the Chemical Bank
Building yesterday afternoon. When the dispatch
was shown to her she declined to make any COM
ment From other sources II was ascertained that
Mrs would In all probability secure the road,
but under certain conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
THE DISPLAY.

Mayor Strong and several thousand other New
Workers yesterday had their first opportunity to
how many men. horses carts and sweeping
chimes needed to clean 420 miles OF streets in
the city every day and remove all the ashes and
garbage from the buildings that line those streets
The entire force OF the Street Cleaning Depart
ment. headed by Commissioner Waring, paraded in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
THE NEW GRIPMAN HELD.

In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday. Magis-
trate Slmms discharged Henry Lehman, the grip
man in charge OF the cabe-car Which ran down
Policeman Irving Houghtang at Broadway and
Fourteenth-st. Monday evening. Joseph Walsh,
whom Lehman was teaching how TO handle the grip
and who was actually running the at the time.
was held in $500 bail for examination tomorrow
morning Houghtaling is suffering from two scalp
wounds, but will probably be able to leave New
York Hospital In q day two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
MISTAKEN FOR ANOTHER NAN.

The Grand Jury has dismissed the complaint
against Charles w. HILL whom the police Of the
Oak-st station charged with book-making. Mr..
Hill had beer arrested by Detective Connors, and
the accused man showed that he had been mistaken
for another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27

A number of others put down their names Tor
smaller amounts. President Gilman expressed his
era LITIGATION at the result of the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
WARNINGS WHITE ARMY.
FIRST PARADE OF THE STREET CLEAN
ING DEPARTMENT.

AN IMPRESSIVE SHOW IN FIFTH-AvE. MADE BY
THE UNIFORMED STREET SwEEPERS. HORSES
AND CARTs-MAYoR STRONG AND OTHER
CITY OFFICIALS ON THE REVIEWING.
sTAND-THoUsANDs WITNESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27


,.aoWe perceive no force In the objection based
departure in the of 1896 from the classifi-
a.c.u cities made by Article XII. Section g. Of
.'u'ntion. The conclusive answer to tho Con-
n, !, @ objection based this section is that the
ns s ~" IS neither a general special city law,
nsn" ~ relate to the property. affairs or govern
VIII snrh eiues Ii Is a general State Excise law,
tie a. ~ special provisions and adaptations 10 local
Fheth~ .ne Legislature seemed proper.
to1 IN ~ the law should be uniform In Its applca-
aion sh az ciss Of the State. whether discrimi-
NEYorS o1o De made in the excise tax as between
sscsnna,,nu any other city, and the extent or the
he In noii. was In the discretion OF the Legisla-
tser fhs eIIac,ng genera. law under the police
fihe ole. legislature Is not nampered or restrained
4 NAV sSincation Of cities In the Constitution
"a sf,dyist details TO meet varying conoltIons.
~ pronsr "a" regulations which might be suitable
hu exppcii or the city of New-York a great sea-
thease m, 10 peculiar dangers from Infection and
,onsttutioap applied to an inland city like Buffalo The
0neral or M limitation relates 10 city laws either
eyernmen' psciai. and not to general laws Tor the
Nor is the " the State including the cities therein
~. affairs a OF 1896 law relating TO the prop
'% Of Bcsnsso or government" OF cities The grant
eorpors for the liquor traffic has never been
y b f,,no,i, junction or duty OF a city. as such
ssspacty huon which the State in Its aggregate
soca nnachs administered. II has made use OF
ptrmitted sh as has been shown and II has
PURPOSES BE cities 10 use excise moneys for local
ARA Of c,t;t excise laws do not relate to the af-
severn S,9es and still less TO their property or
SH consdsrm1t WITHIN the section OF the Constitution
az are Cities affected by the act OF
~ 10 becs,aa other localities In the State. But
%ces are aiss IN the framing Of general laws. all
n the dr. question is not special legislation I'M
s1'ss OK general law. II will be the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14

And Lots of Talk Being InduIged in By
Politicians

The Business Mems Bryan and Sewall
Club met at old Lee Camp Han last
night to make final arrangements Tor the
meeting which lion. Mr.. Grady VIII adj
dress on Thursday night
Judge FlOurnOy Will preside at the meet
ing at the Auditorium on Thursday, and
will introduce the speakers.
Mr.. ". *. Lipscomh. of Tunstalls, put
in an appearance at silver headquarters
yesterday, and seems 10 be very conf
dent Of silver victory AT that place.
The Jackson Ward Silver Club met at
Whalen's Hall last night.
MCssrs. T.. Il. Crump. ". O. SHELTON,
w M. COulling, J. T.. Taylor. and John 4.
Lamb addressed the silyorites at Boltz's
Hall last night.
The Madison ward silverltes held a
meeting at the Powhatan Club last night.
Mr.. Lewis H. Blair Or. a. MonteirO
and others spoke al Springfield Hall last
night.
An afternoon paper says:
1T IS understood that Mr.. Lee Han
cock, who was elected 10 succeed Cap
tain John a Curtis as harbor master.
has signfied his intention not TO vote
for Bryan and sowall."
The following instructions. among other
things. have been issued from the silver
headquarters to voters IN the coming cleo
ton:
Il Scratch out the names OF all the
candidates for President and Nicc-Presi-
dent except those or hiNdn ana ScWaH.
80 DO not. under any circumstances,
scratch the name Of any olector on the
ticket. but leave them all of every party
untouched This Is important.
- In voting for member Of Congress
you scratch out the names OF those for
whom YOU DO not wish to vote leaving
only the name Of the candidates Tor whom
Won desire your ballot TO be cast
"a No name is legally scratched unless
fhe mark extends at least three-fourths
OF the way through it.
Colonel j. ID. Slccum, or New Jersey,
smoke 10 over eight hundred people at
Smithcrs' precinct Monday night. Yester--
day afternoon Judge l.. l.. Lewis and
Colonel Slocum spoke at Cold 1arbor TO
a very large crowd. They were much Inn
nresged bv the sound-moaey arguments
Of tho speakers.
Colonel Slocum will sneak 10 The Re
rubllcans a. Donohoe's Hall tonight and
a. Swansboro Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.
You Cannot See Them, Gut You May he
De,ouscd by Them If You Are No' on


Malaria-bad air. What Is dad AR
IL is air loaded with millions OF minute
afinials too small 10 be seen by the naked
eve. and every enc OF them POISONOUS.
Look al "a sunbeam Whcr" u comes
streaming through your window ana no
tico the millions OF atoms OF dust lhat
II contains. HOW many thousands OF ;4'l.-
lions OF smaller animals there must nc III
every breath drawn into Che lungs, anu
not one OF which can bc seem but l"os
,nust live. and they DO live. upon tnat poi-
tion of the human body which they can
RET AT. This is malaria. ia II any Won
der that nearly every man ana woman
iq froubleu with 10? XII the germs.
uowP Nothing so quickly and certainly
dos II as pure WbiskCy. Nothlns 80 O.'
feiulv Injuries as impure whiskcy' anu
no whirkcv was ever known thai is 50
absolutely pure in every respce. d"
Dufy's purc malt. Professor h,hI! -. "a
Mott. OF New York, declares II, Az. WI
liam II. Cutter. state Chemist OF 'ohhoC-
ficut. unhcsitatingy asserts IT, anu ' i On.
inont scientists doctors and profess ,.o
who have investigated 10, agree ana "'0
luouaifcd i'm their commentators A.,
ANY man or woman who reefs l" C oi;
v.caI exhaustod. despondcnt. win "l'
INC eicns Of malaria ana maldriai poison,
ehonld not delay and cannot DO be'l,i
than 10 use. i'm the proper aahneI ,@ .,
with moderation. Duuy Iu'e -""''
Whiskcy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14

In the Hastings Court ycstcrd ~ morn
ing George Dcanc. charged with steal
ing 81 lot of law books. the property oil
Messrs. Pollard & Sands was fined -.
Tho case came up on an appeal.
John Young (cOlorcd), charged Win
shooting Ed. Harris. was acquitted.
Moses owens and Winston Lewis.
charged with breaking into the store OF
Mr. ID. Buchanan the jowcller, and steal
ing lot of jewelry. were given i've
years each in the pcnitentiary.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
cloty will hold its regular meeting at
the Museum, on Thursday, 18th, at J.
@ clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14

of cheer for the safe and satislact ..y
condition OF the dissolution for lso' nc
oseets v,oro shown 10 bee Si!.o>i" WINE
Tho cxrongcs OF conducting the assooid-
ION amounted only 10 S2i5Al ana noun
tu,, owing that cannot be PAID ON SEM
mo following are the officers Tor the
net fiscal year: Otis II. Russell pc-
elected president; ). J.. Folks vice
president: d. f. Boswell. Jr~ ue-e'ec,,u'
sccretarv-troasurCr Board of directors
-Otis H. Russell. Il. O. James j. Caifl-
son. T. H. Walton. and y. G. Ql.fiea'
au reelected
ghc president announced 10 the S'o'h-
holders that since their last mecling
thcir v!ce-prcsidsnt H. l.. Pciouze' h'o
entered into his eternal rest ana inns
severed his connection with the ass ocia-
ton: whcrcupon Mr. Tyler offered the
following:
resolved. That in the death Of our
late vico-prcsidont. n. J.. Poiouzc' TINS
association has lost one OF ITS most
valued and useful officers and members
one whose efforts. interest, ana adVl'r
wer, always hold in high esteem ana
whose death SIS loss 10th 70 the assoc
citation and e. It's members.
This was ordered To Doe spread on the
minutes of the association ana copy
sent to the family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14

Has the Council Right to Make bona-
tious 10 Sectarian Institutions


Tho Roard OF Public Interest met at
$3.50 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in room
g of the city Han. In the absence OF
Mr. Caskic. Mr.. Julius StraUs presided,
ami tina following members were present.
Niossrs. Poster, Ncalc. &. X. Noble,
smith. Wauhail. and Wilson.
There was no business Of Importance
10 come before the Board but after the
reading of the record one OF me members
bro,,rht nm tho question as TO whether IL
was within the power Of the common
council to donate money to scctarian IN
stitutions. ass has often been don" i'm The
past. There was q brief interchange or
views between members Of the Boa'd,
nrohabIe that this matter will lie looked
into some time i'm the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
co.oocratIye Investment Association.

The annual meeting or the siockhoid-
ers OF tho Cooperative Investment As
soc.atfon OF Richmond was held Monday
night, and It's president, Otis III. Russell.
submitted bis rerort. with q few woros
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
Chesapeake and
S S l,.,,,'. Ohio Railway.


REFLECTIVE OCTOBER n, 1876.
TRAINS LEAVE ElcuMoND.
BkOAD-Sl kElt STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. with Chair az lol
local stations. Newport News,
old Point. Nollola, ana fot's-
mouth. Connects daiy WIN
Ola Dominion steamships IoE
s.s5 p. NJ. Daily. With Pullman. Tor
local stations. Newport News,
ola Point, Norfolk, ana fotl7-
1000 A. NJ. Iocai train. with Parlor car.
except sunday for W. tliioh
l0rec. Connects ~ Goidois-
vile for Orange, tulltlct,
GsNcrtOn. Manassas, Alex
audria and Washington. ~
Union Station. Charioit,sFile,
for IAncAlurs, az Basic fof
HagcratoWn, at stauhloh lor
2l5 p. H.. Daily. with Pullmans 10 Cin-
ClDuat. Louisville, ana ~.
Louis stops only az important
stations. Connects ar covine-
ton Va, for Virginia liot
Springs Meals served ON Din-
ing Cars No. !. Local Train,
excent Sunday. follows above
train from GOrdOnstiIo 10
stanton.
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation. except sum
dag. fer charlottesville.
If.00 2. NJ. Daily. ion Cincinnati with
Pullman 90 CONngton. Va,
and G0rl0nsyille 10 tinei1rlil
and Louisville. Meals served
ou dulug cars. Connects &C
CoNuef0n. Va. daily Tor
Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET,
STATION.
$40 NJ Daily. for Lyuchburc. LeXirg-
ton VA, and clifton forge.
Connects ar Brcmo. except
Sunday. for Rosncy, AZ Lynth
burg. daily. with y. az - j.
r.. and The Southern railway
for Southwest and South ~
go W Clifton Forge WIN ~
for Cincinnati.
A.oo = n ExccDt Sunday. Local &C
c0mmod1tiou FOR Columlit
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
EROAD-STREEp STATION.
500 \. ~. Daily. from Cincinnati
1870 A. ~. Daily, from Noiioik ana ga
a.9o p. NJ. Daiiy from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 Z. ~, Daily, from Norfolk ana Oh
Point
7.5 p. N. Except Sunday from " Cl.f-
ton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET.
STATION.
$50 An, Except Sunday from CO.
mmbil.
ESQ p. NJ. Daily. from Lynchb1rg. LcX-
mgtOn, Va. and CLIFTON f0rsc.
JOHN j. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
FINANCIAL.

.~-~~~o~@--~@-~~N.0~0-~ --0~-~--@---N-
MONEY CAN BE HAD AT A LOW
vi INTEREST on a plan endorsed and
taken advantage CT by leading business
uren. who have borrowed under our sys-
tenn in sums from 500 TO 100000. II you
are needing money now. or are paying
G. per cent 10 an individual or corpora
ton, write for information, stating name
and address. Interview arranged for at
applicants home or our city ofiice. city
real estate security required. Gold bond
not required. FINANCIAL. J.. .. Box
2fo. 1eo-Om
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14

SEIZED L. LII ~ III III NAL IL, $50.
LEAVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
100 ~ NJ. bai4y, Tor washington and
and local stations. Pullman
,2oM. lJally. except Sunday. Ter
Washington and points North.
&topz at ElpA Ashland, Dos-
49, wcn Milford, Freiesicksburs.
Brooke. and Whitewater Par
lor-Car, also. connects WIN
C5ngressionai' Limited at
7,sp n Daily. 1or Washington and
''D points North. stops at Elba,
Ashland. boswell Milford
Fredericksburg, Brooke, and
Whitewater. and other stations
Sundays Sleeper Richmond -
ARRIVE BTRb-s'T'HEEr STATION.
SO A. NJ. Daily. Stops az Whitewater.
brooke. tredericksD burg, Mil
FORD, boswell. aud ashland.
aud other stations sunday 3.
Sleeper New York to Rich
s.sP. N. DALI. except Sunday stops
at local stations and ElOa.
parlOr-Car from Washington.
I'm p NJ Daily stops only at Iltder-
'"4' icksburg, boswell. and ASH
land. puilman-Cars from New
York and Washington.
r9.os A Il Daily. stops at principal local
stations AMI Elba, Sleeping
Car. Connects with Congress
sional Limited between New
York and Washing OBJ. ~
ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY. except Sunday)
40 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Srcet station.
ga 4 NI Arrives Byrd-Strget station
WV ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday1
6:f2 A. N, Leaves tlpd.
$40 p. D.. Leaves Eiba.
ESQ A NJ. Arrives Elha.
Goa =. NJ. Arrives Eliza.
q 4 TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
u. Il. n. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
LOST OR FOUND.

7 OST. ON FRIDAY LAST. ON BROAD
IL street. a BLACK FEATHER BOA.
A reward of s. viii he paid II returned 20
2l5 east Broad street, upstairs over An
toni's confectionery. ocli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-14
RATLEOADS.
an Southern
CIV Railway.
lrilDAONr AIR LlNLs
SONDLNsLD oCHbDCLh


IN L.rl.tI JILI ~. LoS,
TRAINS LI.ksE. 4<lCliMOHD. vi,
1.vJ Il. III, SOUTHERN EAfNi-'''2,. o .'s''''.
Ivr DaAtl.lr. Greeusu0fo, "h.'''s
Salem. sleepcfs klcumOnd, a., ~
Dautille. Gree usbOIO, Salisbury
Charlotte Columbia. and Ansus'a.
Connects at l4ntilic win the W ssn
inston and southwestern 'esuDoieu
Limited tNo. So, carrying s.ecYSss'
Dantille 10 AshcSiic. Atlanta, Chat-
taAoOsa, BirmiugAam memphis, ne"
Orleans, and jacksonville. also, hrst-
oiass day-cOaches between Nasnng
Lse these coaches without extra
charge. Connections made at Mem
tniS and New Orleans ior AT points
~ icAas anu California. Sleeper open
49, ior Passengers al $50 4. NJ.
u % l. ~, FAST MAIL, daily. Tor ..tan-
l.. ana points South. Connects at
Mpselty with Iarmyilie and Pow
hatan railroad; at hsysyilie for
f,atAaNiie. cxtOri. HENDERSON. and
hulhaA. Raleigh. and Winston
S',rW. Carries larlor Car Richmond
- bihfilie Pullman S.eepers Wash
nS'eh 90 Atlanta, Montgomery. New
~ itau., and Galveston. and from
-" OH 90 Jacl. 81 nyliic. sleeper
NcW OK 10 Birmingham.
Goo i. NJ. LOCAL. daily, EXCEPT sun
cay Tor kcyslllle, and intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
COO a; Al, from Atlanta ana Jackson-
Gao h. 81. From Atlanta ana Augusta.
$40 \. N. From Keysulle.
FREIGHT TRAINS VII also carry pas-
stnssTs