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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
THREATEN TO SUE ASSESSORS.
mr.. and Mrs. Wright warn Them Not 10 Pat
Their Names on the Personal Tax Roll.

Mr.. and sars. Wright warn Them Not 20 Put
Their Names ON the Personal Tax Roll.
WHITE PLAINS. July 1.-The following notice
has been served upon each Of the White Plains
tax assessors:
L. Warren, Assessors Of TareS for the torn Of
White Plains, FestcheSter county, v. y, and TO
the Board OF 4ssessors Of said toton.
GENTLEMEN: Please take notice that We are
not and neither Of us are residents Of White
Plains in the said county aforesaid, and are here
with our family for only a month or two In the
fall and during the spring, and shall hold you
and each OF you personally liable for all dam
ages we or either of us may sustain in any way
either of US, or to place either of our names on
the assessment roll for a personal tax. or when
may arise in the future therefrom by reason OF he
collection OF or attempt to enforce the collectlon
notice Is given to you for the purpose OF notify..
ing you that our names should not be placed
upon the assessment roll OF said town, and II
either is placed there by you Tor either OF YOU as
your peril. and we and each OF us shall hoid you
and each of you liable for all damages. including
all costs and expenses to which either or both or
us may be put to defend ourselves. whether the
| assessment roll is in your hands or In the posses
sion of tho collector when damages shall accrue.
IL any, by reason Of an attempt to collect or
| our names or either of our names upon the as
"GLBERT A. WRIGHT.
JUNE 80, 1897. LOUISE WEIomI." ...
They live at ono OF the New YORK city hotels
during the winter months. The assessors be,
lleve that Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. have a legal
residence here. and, 1t 10 said. VIII nndountediHy
Is said that Mr.. Wright voted here up 10 the
last spring election.
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TRENTON RuBBER co. AFFAIRS.
Receiver Blrd's Inventory shows $500. 900 In
Doubtful or Disputed Assets.

Receiver Bird's Inventory shows $500. 900 In
Doubtful or Disputed Assets.
TRENTON, y. j.. July 2.-Ex-Vice-Chancellor
Bird, receiver of the Trenton Rubber Company,
to-day filed his inventory in the Chancery Court.
He estimates the assets at $443. 0s3.4O and the
liabilities at $2+1 ,953. 65. OF the assets 1924. 500
are either disputed or doubtful. No estimate Is
made Of what may be raised from the doubtful
assets, which include $27o.432 claimed to DO
owing to the company by Frank A. Mcgowan
for overdraft OF his account made while Prcsi-
dent. Another disputed item is SO. 233, which
the Trenton Watch Company paid to Mcgowan,
and which. it is alleged. no was not authorized
to receive. Suits over these items arc now
pending.
to Gen. William H., Skirm; Sl9.94l TO Allen
Mcgowan. father OF Frank A. Mcgowan: 81 200
to his stepinother. Sarah J. Mcgowan; $4,000
to Trenton banks. Sl3,0so to Ida NJ. Alpaugh.
widow OF Frank A. Magowan's former business
partner, and 80. o TO Samuel Walker. who was
receiver OF the company two years ago. The
real estate. mills. and machinery are estimated
to be worth 500, 600.
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BoW1ED OYER BY 4 CABLE OAR.

Net Hurt. Although Knocked Down Twice, the
Victim sbakes Her Fist at the Gripman.
As a Third avenue cable car, bound north, was
passing Eighty-sixth street Yesterday morning
an Italian woman with a bundle under her arm
started across the avenue. She did not sec the
approaching car and halted directly in front to
turn and look up the avenue.
AS 1t was impossible TO stop the car, 1t struck
her and throw her forward about hve feet. She
fell on hands and knees, and tho car was on her
again before she could scramble to her feet 1t
rolled upon her, but the gripman stopped 1t q
Before any one could offer any aid to her tho
woman crawled from under the car platform,
grabbed up her bundle and walked of, evidently
none the worse for her adventure. She turned
several times to shake her fist at tho gripman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
BRMrlfe Ntes@
" Fulton ST.. Coz: DcKab Ave.
BROOKLYN.
CALEB v. SMITH, Manager.
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
A wheelmnn Receives n Bullet While sitting In
y Chicago Park with n Companion.

y Chicago Park with n Companion.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Whilc Charles Nelson OF 1898
Graves place, a photographer, sat on a bench in
Washington Park at midnight with his com
panion In a bicycle ride, Mrs. Margaret Staples
of 1857 Michigan avenue, a man supposed to be n
negro fired three bullets Mt Nelson from tho
cover of n lilac bush. One of the bullets struck
Nelson in the chest, grazed his heart, and
dropped to the diaphragm. Nelson has practi-
cally no chance for recovery. according TO DR..
Bincklcr OF the Chicago Hospital.
Mrs. Staples Is still detained Mt tho Hyde
Park police station rs a witness in case the as
sailant is found. Mrs. Staples former husband
was a salesman in the employ Of Franklin Mac
Ncagh s Co., OF which csta blishmcnth her father
Is now the head salesman. Since her separation
from her husband Mrs. Staples has been cm-
ployed by a number OF bicycle firms. She was
also recently employed on State street as u book
keeper.
Mrs. Staples has told the police conflicting
that she is concealing the facts. Jealousy Is
thought to have been the motive for the shoot
ing. but that il was done by n negro is not be-
lieved. Mrs. Staples has been divorced. from
her husband for q year, and during most OF that
time sho has been on terms Of close friendship
with Nelson. The wounded man has not been
able TO make any statement except n few words
Immediately after the shooting, when he said
that the deed was done by a man unknown
to him. The police have clues which they eX-
pcct will unveil the mystery.
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ACTOR RATCLIFFE MISSING.
Disappears from His Hotel soon Arter EItradi-
ton Papers Had Been signed.

CHICAGO. July Edward J. Ratcline. the
actor. who is wanted in New York ON an indict-
ment charging him with beating his vito. can
not be found. The extradition warrant issued
by acting Gov. Northcott last night WAS re-
ceiyed in the city this morning by Sheriff Peases
and turned overto Deputy, Edward Leo 70 serve.
Ratcliffo has been stopping, but failed to lind
the man. Deputy Lee vent TO- the room occu;
trunk there. The deputy learned that last night
Ratciiffc packed his valisc and left the hotel. 1t
is thought Radcliffe has probably left the city or
Is in hiding. pending the hearing before tue
Justice of the Peace OH next Tuesday.
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Cargo or Liquor seized In poreana. Mo.

PORTLAND. Me-. July 2.-It looks as II tho big
Fourth OF July celebration would BIO n very dry
affair. Notwithstanding tho fact that Maine is
q prohibition State about $50 barrels Of beer and
whiskey were shipped by steamer from Boston
to this city IA few days ago. But when the
steamcr arrived in hcr berth this morning a
posse of deputy sheritfs swooped down upon her
and seized every drop OF the liquor. Tho liquor
dealers had contributed literally to the fund for
be molested.
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ELECTRICITY ON ". j. NORTHERN.
Report That the New Owners Intend to Change
tho Motive Power.

Report That the New Owners Intend to Change
tho Motive Power.
1t is not true. as reported, that tho control Of
the Northern Railroad of New Jersey has been
bought either by the Central Railroad Company
of New Jersey or by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company. The con-
trolling interest held by the President, John
Hull Browning. has been sold to tho agent of a
syndicate. the names OF the members OF which
have not been divulgcd. 1t is believed, how.
ever, that the new owners are interested In the
Consolidated Traction Company Of Now Jersey,
and that 1t is their intention to operate the road
by electricity instead Of steam.
The Northern Railroad of New Jersey Ia now.
and has been since 1860, operated by the Erie
Railroad. The present rental Is 80 per cent; Of
the gross earnings, and the lease Is terminable
by either party on ninety days notice. The
road runs from Bergen Junction. n. j.,
twenty-one miles to Sparkill in this State. and
there Is a leased line OF four and a half miles
from Sparkill to Syack.
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Sailor Philip f. Carter, who killed Master-at-
Arms Thomas }. Kenny on board the battleship
on Wednesday evening by stabbing him
in the back with IL b%ayonet, was indicted yester-
day for murder in the first degree by the Fed
eral Grand Jury in Brooklyn. Judge Benedict
issued a warrant for the transfer of the prisoner
10 RAYMOND Street Jail. Carter will BIO ar
raignod on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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West side.

9TH ST.. 81 wEST.-single aud double rooms,
l. with board; summer rates; arrangements made
for winter.
Os)D ST, 81, 80, 8B wEST.-Second floor. with
o. private bath; table board; transienss.
OtTH ST.. P7 wEsT.-iandSomc cool rooms, excel
dated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
FROM FEVER-sTRICKEN PORTS.
SahAma Your Deaths Suspected TO
30 Duo TO Yellow Jack.

Hc Duo TO yellow Jack.
DAN F~RANcIsco, July 2.-The Panama steamer
seapaico arrived here to-day. and MS she re-
vn.ea Tour deaths from fever sho was quar-
.aunei' Those who died were Felix Montello.
s.un passenger from Panama.: b. Lombardo.
.ee'age passenger: Fred II. Likens. third as
sS'Aht engineer, and William Mckay, stoker.
uAs steamer and quarantine officials declare
-a' the deaths were due to pernicious fever.
: others say the victims showed all symp-
~us OF genuine yellow fever, which is
ssSp%%.iiic AT Panama. La Lbertad, Acajutla,
II Viher places in Central America and Mexico.
by yMthonght the disease WAS brought on board
Pm on any Of tho sick. Tho authorities at
iarA. n ~ nin are making all efforts TO suppress tho
unSaaIaaat yellow fever is raging thorc, but II Is
lecJyGnlablG that II Is dangerous for any un-
animated person to land at Panama or any
'~s'eoasl ports in Contra America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
PICKPOCKETs IN 4 BANK.
Chicago Police Have n struggle with Threo Of
Them aud subdue Them.

Them aud Subduo Them.
CHICAGO. July 2.-Three pickpockets were dis
covered in the Metropolitan National Bank in
the Woman's Temple at noon to-day. Two re-
sisted arrest. and a hand.to-hand fight followed
between them and Detectives Cowdrey and Kip
ley OF tho Central Station. in which the officers
were roughly handled. All three were finally
oyerpowercd and taken to tho Central Station
in the City Hall, where they were locked up.
They arc said TO ne well.known expert pick
pockets. Their names are Leo Lubin, Joseph
Henneberry. and James Tobin. Lubin Is said to
be tho most expert pickpocket for his age in
Chicago.
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WILMINGTON FOAkuAbT FUH ATVHD1
For Ner England and eastern NstO York, JAR 60
cant shoIOers ON the coast: sa1terly TO SOuthsGsterIy
tSinds.
For tho District OF Columbia. eastern PennsylvaniA'
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland. and Virginia. scat
tered showers; southeasterly windS.
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atpahrun advertisements.

is driving the people into the coun-
try. It's u duty, as Brooklyn's
leading Clothiers, to see that you
are made as comfortable a posi-
BILE, hence we have provided a
handsome line of Outing Goods.
consisting of Wool Crash Suits,
Serge Suits blue. gray and black,
light Chevlot Suits, Straw Hats,
Bicycle and Outing Caps, Outing
Shirts, all kinds Of Bicycle and
Yacht Supplies, White Duck and
Corduroy Trousers and other
goods too numerous to mention.
If you r not made comfortable
during these hot Summer days it
will be no fault Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER.
Tho Few Company Has Taken Over tho Chi
caEo ana Northern Pacific Property.

caEo ana Northern Pacific Property.
The property of the Chicago and Northern Pa
ciic Railroad Company was turned over to the
new company. the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Railroad Company, ut midnight on June 30. The
new company at tho same hour began tho opera
ton OF tho Chicago and Calumet Terminal Rail
WAY Company. TIL S2O6,5 500 due July l in final
payment OF the Sturgis tract OF $50 acres has
been paid. The transfer OF these properties
completes the rcorganization OF the Chicago and
FREQ from all incnmbrances and obligations OF
the old companies except those mentioned in the
plan of reorganization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Secretary or war AIrer at sandy Hook.

e%fetary of War Gen. Russell A. Alger. with
Sen' %tlagler. Chief of Ordnance, came ON from
""Snlhgton yesterday. and, after registering at
~ ae .Hlh Avenue Hotel. went down to Sandy
ns""H With Capt. Heath, commanding the
tommhmns grounds there, they were TO witness
ThsSS ordnance trials and to make IAN inspection.
bean spent tho night at the Hook. There has
Hoo engineering work to DO done AT Sandy
which I'm reference to tho washing OF the tides,
Ray H. ta,sII made the Hook an island again. 1t
mat point. '' "'efo'"'S VIII "'0 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Police Captains Change Places.

Police Captains Robert Young OF the Eliza
beth street station and William Dean Of tho
East Eighty.cighth street squad changed COM
mands yesterday, under orders OF the Chief. 1t
was said that the change was made mt the re-
quest OF Capt. Young. who was tired of tho
Bend and Chinatown and wanted to be nearer
home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
FURNISHED flats 90 Eet.

ELATS AND APARTMENTS, unfurnishcd. furnished.
4 I'm desirable lo%cationsi rent eblO to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, S3o Broadway, cor. l3th st.
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S r O $3.50.
Scr Sale OF On E~rt-Gumtry.

T AXE HOPATCoNG.-CoItage TO rent. fully fur
IL nished; 9 rooms, large attic. and cellar; haAut.
fully located, and convenient TO all the principal
hotels. For further address ". Il VAN.
20 WeSt p2d
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FURNISHED atouscs to gtt---CnuntrM

EoR RENT FRoM NOW TILL FTRsToF OCTOBER
Il A completely Furnished cottage. ak rooms. highest
point on Pocono Mountain; -four hours ride from New
York. A bargain. For Information write to
$, J. PHILLIPS, Tobyhnnna, Pa.
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SCR Sale or On get-3lew sersey.


A T y. j., one hour from city, for sum
IA mer season or longer, furnished house with IL
rooms and cottage nth SIX rooms; shade. small fruits
and excellent water; five minutes from depot; nno
wheeling and driving; healthy location. Address
owner, D. S. l92 Broadway. N. Y. city.
LNOR SALE or to rcnt-Handsome residence, with
Il large piazzas. l2 rooms and bath. electric light and
Gs and all modern improvements; 10 minutes walk
from depot. Apply DR.. WIN. E. LI~NDSTEDT. Now
Brunswick, y J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
lwrlling atuuses to Iet-Countru.

A FLOOR to let, furnished or unfurnished; rent
"A. reasonable. Mrs. WEINHoLD, 10Th st, Sleeps
head bay, l.. l..
ENOR REST.-l1 rooms at Point Pleasant, N. j., on
L third corner from the ocean; furnished comfort
ably ready for occupancy; rcut moderate. Apply to
JOHN u. RENSA li8 North Broad at, Trenton,
n. j.; one hours ridc on cars by Pennsylvania Rail.
road.
NORWALK, CONN.-To Nov. /, high. slightly. p
~ acre; handy to trolley TO ltotun Point and dcpots;
grapes; hot aud cold watcr; bath; four sleeping
rooms and hall room; furnished or unfurnished.
+. n. COMBS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03

the ysss 'honr Limited trains each way, every day In
Yort =, oel~cen New York and chicago. via New
lhOfs s SenI'al and ITS Michigan Central and Lake
S"lhectlUns-AdU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Gopartnrrship Aotirrs.


TNIE COpARTIERSlilr firm OF Browne, Beeche q
i Co. of ' llIaTniap, CHILE, ana NJ New York, having
expired ny limitation tnls day, the liquidation of the
nnair- al tho said firm of Browne, iIrrche 4 Go. ~
Valparaiso aud New Work VIII he conducted 10y the
trn OF ip, che SEQ. Of HlDara'Hua and Sew York, who
viii continue the business and who have been con-
stitUtoi such llqui!aturs ~ the consent Of all the
partners. lkON ~. 'EFCliE Il co.
IaCEpAR ST. NEw YORK. June 80, 1897.
4 special vopurturrshtp has this day been formed
undrr the laws at IA" Republic OF chile, TO do bush
moss undrr 'hr trm name and style Of iccchc & Co..
Of Valparaiso. chic. having an ONCE in sew York.
Mussr,, Hector lircriiC OF Paris. France Pedro NJ. Was
sci Of Copenhagen, Denmark. and William l.. Parker
Of Boston are the special partners, Mcs-rJ Salusuo
RrrcEr m Valparaiso. George J., buval OF New York.
John q. Srarlc Of Naipar iirO, nul T~hcudosio y. Hudgo
Of Valparaiso arr the general pprtners, The latter
are charged with the management Of tn" business.
Hnd have the exclusive right to tue use OF the nrIn
name,
Sir. George /. Duval will he the resident partner In
New York, the other general partners having charge
~ tho bus n~ts III Guile and on the West Coast OF
South America.
SALUSTIO BTFCHE.
GluPGE /. DGNAI.
john q, SFAELE,
THEODOSiD r, BDDGE,
General Partners.
90 BROAD ST. NEW YORK. July lat. 1897,
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dwelling 9tuusss 90 Ett-City.

DESIRABLE HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished,
~ In desirable locations; rent 81, 600 to gu, 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. S30 Broadway. cor. 18th At.
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Zeal estate for Snle-new aerstp.

VNIERE Is A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE IN SUD
i UI.iiS! The cheap, boom. hurrah places are
''dead as n door nail" while our tnc residence dfe-
trict Is active and progressive. II falls to reason thai
steady growth and honest homo building mot q lot o.
speculative houspS1 wing I'm the end,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Auusrs ON grt, slrw serseu

IN II MOST BEAUTIFUL SECTION OF NORTH.
i II NEW JERSEY, near depot. house Just com.
Tlcted; twelve rooms; all improvements; sewer.
street water, steam heat; worth $50; will rent from
now 10 May, 'gs, for s35 per month; IS minutes on
express trains; don't miss this bar gain.
OWNER. 7l0 Havemeyer building.
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DIRECT FROM BRIDGE

Every six minutes on Monday, July 9Th. TO the lots Jere.
johnson, Jr, will sell nj unresrrvcd auction al 2 7. NJ,
on that day on the premises. corner 22d av. 400 It.
wide and macadamiZed and known rs Bay Parkway
and Goth st. zone OF the main thoroughtares of the
neighborbood) 3lst Ward. Brooklyn. Take any train
marked 'Coney Island on the 9th av. IL" and get
on Mt Woodlawn Goth St station. Time from Brook.
Ign Bridge 30 minutes. Music. refreshments. Titles
insured. Free passes to-day from either OF my Offices,
or on Monday morning from my Brooklyn nnice.
JERE. JOHNSON. Jr, 100 Broadway. n. y, and $50
Montagme st. llrOOklNn.
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GAVE YOU BABIEs.-Hlgh land, with 2.room
- house. 500; terms to suit; only 0 sold at this
price; also small Groom house, 5000; rent, 60 nice VII
lage; all kinds of stores; 90 miles.
SMITH. ESQ broadway, Room ESQ.
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Nantrd-ffmalrs.
1T &c.
Situation atautea-Nlalss.

A MAN who ia industrious. trustw orthy. and can be
"A relied upon desires q position as nurse or attend
ant; would not object to country or travelling; has
had years OF 81 experience and can furnish best or ref
erences; willing and obedient, Address II. 7. b.. box
l4p sun ONCE.
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TENAFLY N. j.

PAElsADEs II Large Iots. ego; terms
o2. so monthly; high ground; near houses.
WEATHERBY, al Broadway.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-11-18
Lv RockyMt 2 II. IL II
Ar Weldon 3 80 l OF
AM

Train on Scotland Neck Branch road
leaves Weldon 40 p M, Halifax 4.28
% m, arrives Scotland Neck at 500 p m
Greenville 6.57 p m, Kinston 7.55 p m.
Returning leaves Kinston 7.5O m,
Greenville $50 m. Arriving Halifax
at 112O M, Weldon 11.4O m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington $40 m, arrives at Par
mele $50 m, returning leaves Parme>
lie $50 M, arrives Washington 1I.25
a m. Daily except Sunday. Connects
with trains on Albemarle and Raleigh
Railroad and Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarboro, via Albemarle
& Raleigh road Daily except Sunday,
5.3Op m, Sunday 800 p m, arrive Will
liamston, 7.18 pm, 4.2O p. m, Ply
mouths 5 p m, $40 p m. Returning
leaves Plymouth, Daily except Sunday,
7.3O, a. m. Williamson 7.3O a M,
9.58 a m. Arrive Tarboro $50 m.
11.2O m.
Trains on Southern Division, Wilson
and Fayetteville Branch leave Fayette-
vile Branch leave Fayetteville go p
pn, arrive Rowland I'll a m. Return
ing leave Rowland 1856 m, arrive at
Fayetteville 9.19 LII. Daily except
Sunday.
Train on Midland, N. c., Branch
leaves Goldsboro, daily except Sunday
600 m, arrive Smithfeld 7.3O m.
Returning leaves Smithfield 500 m,
arrive Goldsboro $50 a m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at $40 p m. arrives Nash
7.15 p M, Spring Hope TAO p n.
Returning leaves Spring Hope 500 a
M, Nashville $3.50 m. Rocky Mount
9.15 M, daily, except Sunday.
Train on Clinton branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily except Sunday
at $40 p M, and Ills m. Return
ing leaves Clinton at $40 M, and 3.
10 p m connecting at Warsaw for Clin-
ton, daily, except Sunday at $40 p m,
and 11.15 m. Returning leaves Clin-
ton at $40 a m, and $40 p m, con-
at Warsaw with Nos. Al, 40, % and IS.
Trains No. 81 South bound and IA
North will stop Only at Rocky Mt,
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. Is makes close connection
at Weldon for all points North. daily.
All rail via Richmond and daily except
Sunday via Bay Line, also except Sun
day, with Norfolk and all points north
via Norfolk. JOHN F. DIVINE,
j. r. KENLY, GENERAL SUP'T
SUP'T TRANS. 7. NJ. EMERSON,
Gent Pas. Agt.