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Bachrach about two minutes befo~e the acci-
dent, while Niulson was working In the e.ova-
tor to undo the safety clutches, which had been
set either by Bachrach or through automatic
action.
Some of tho machinery was out Of order"
Landau told the Coroner, "and Nelson was fix-
ing 1t. I heard Nelson give some order to
tho elevator boy, but / did not hear what it
was. Then tho car moved up and ] went
downstairs and ont Of the building. l had just
got out when l hoard q crash and ran back TO
find the car wrecked at the bottom Of the
shaft"
Coroner Hoeber paroled Landau In the Gus
tody OF Mr.. O'Brien. He will make q thorough
investigation at tho inquest.
The investigation made by the Otis and Crane
elevator people was begun as soon as the work.
ing day opened and workmen began to take out
and cart away the wreckage of the elevator.
As each piece Of iron, wood. or steel cable was
drawn forth. the mechanical experts examine
It to see where 1t was broken and what marks
IL bore.
There were two important questions to be
answered through this examination questions
which vitality interest every, owner OF a tai
millions OF persons who are obliged to travel in
elevators day after day.
The first OF these questions was what caused
the car to start upon its falli What broke. to
rulaaso Il and what caused this h!eski Thts
part Of the inquiry particularly concerned the
Crane Elevator Company. for IL was probably
some part OF the apparatus which they had
By far the most important part Of the inquiry,
however, was hat conducted particularly by
the Otis people, to discover why 1t was that the
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shown In the. cut, but there wero eight OF
thom an working side by side on the fallen
car,
Standing at the top of the elevator shaft IN
the governor, which is to operate tho safety
clutches on the car. II will bo seen that q
separate rope OF wire COOS. over the big wheel
OF this governor and Is made fast below to tho
car. Ar the car moves the wheel OF the COVER
nor goes around, and In turn whiris about the
two governor balls ut the ends of their arms.
Whenever INC speed or the car exceeds the speed
the governor - set for, those balls fly out near
ly straight, raising a sleeve, which In turn raises
u lever, anu this, lever turns u pair OF o.
centric clutches, which gracp and hold tho wiro
rope hat runs TO the ear. This rope II not
fastened dlrGCt,y TO the car, but a part spliced
to II runs, under tho car, where II is coiled
around q drum, A. soon as the rope is held
by the governor the drum Is turned around,
Tho clutch Itself Is shown in a seDarate
drawing. Tho drum Ia part Of u rod which
runs across under the no6r of the car. Al each
end this rod has screw threads ono right. handed
aud one left.handcd, and when the drum is
turned these screws force outward toxklo
joints which are connected to pairs Of heavy
pinccrs and close, these pincers tightly upon
the steel guides that guido tho car. x sepa-
rate rope, not shown In the Lrawings. enabled
the operator In the car 10 sci Tho cams OF the
governor, and SO TO set tho safety Clutches.
Superintendent LANDAU said on Friday night.
that he hud understood that Bachrach, the ole.
vator boy, had SO set the clutches by accident
and 40 stopped he car. II wa, then that Fnpi.
neer Nelson was called in. Landau says he
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ATTACKED ny KACCOOTS.
LAWYER smiih's startliuE Adventure when Hs
Reopsned Isis BrooLiyn House.

During the absence in tho country of Lawyer
Thomas Smith and his wife, who live at ASA
Hull street, Brooklyn. two raccoons succeeded
I'm entering his house. lie came across lhCm on
Friday night. when he returned. On opening
The front door one OF the animals attacked him.
While he was trying TO defend himself the other
rarCooi, sprAng uIOn him.. Smiths shouts
ALARMED the neir hhorhuod.
lnUm"S helhhanr /. member OF the Twenty
ihiTa lScgiuenl. Was passiuE, and ho went 10
Smiths aid. He seized the raocoon which hrst
attacked Mr.. smith and killed II with a pistol.
Henry Boil, u brakeman on the Long Island
i{a lrotd. no had also gone to the lawyers as
II tAncc, md The in OF ono Of his fingers severe
H. lnUcrulou b tho other rLcGuOn. BEFORE the
,iuimul could bo capture II ran ont OF the house
ana disappeared.
The ra,roons arc believed to DO tho same ones
which, in company with 81 mum Der OF DINERS, Cs-
capped from a cage IL the yard OF a, student Of
natural History In Cooper Etreu some time ago.
All the others were Killed soon after they cs-
cnped, bat not before they had raided several
honnerieH IN East New York.
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told Nelson that no had better not bother with
IL, but use another car md let the elevator men
fx this one. but that Nelson said no had got TO
learn about them some day, and he guessed this
was is good a time as amy.
To loosen tho clutch he opened a trap door In
tho bottom OF the ca. This disclosed u wheel
beside the drum or the bar OF the safety clutch.
In the rim OF this wheel are IA number OF holes
in which TO Introduce a handsp!ke or lever and
ward tho clutches were released. Nelson had
evidently lus, ,doLo his when he gave the or
der which Landau heard, and the elevator went
spike from the wheel OF the safety clutch so
that 1t could have acted again. HE life aId.that
OF the boy might have been saved.
intact, with the handspike In the wheel and
jammed over against tho edge OF the hole in
Tic floor OF the elevator. But for this hand.
spikc the wheel might have rovolvrl further
and the clutch might have operated. The gov.
ernor at the top OF the ahnft was found set. and
lie grip upon the Ton- W.. So strCnf inat tho
broken in two. As TO what caused the actual
fall of the elevator, the evidences found In the
ruins are not so clear. The eight cables were
found to be broken short of at about one-third
OF their length from where they were fastened
TO the wall OF the piston shaft. The break was
as short as II the ropes had been cut. The
Otis people said yesterday that thcy had had
such u break made in one OF their elevators by
u bar falling among the ropes and forcing them
on their sheaves; II is possible, however, that
the ropes were broken by extra strains which
they we're made to suffer before the accident
through the working o; the elevator with the
safety clutches partly sell: Persons were
elevator had been in trouble Inr two hours or
more before II got stuck 80 badly that the engi-
neer was called to Xix it These Iersons were
messenger who had gore up Or down in, the
elevator in the early evening. One OF these
said last night that on one trip when he went
up n little after 7 O'Clock, the car could not be
OF Il, and that he was told that the elevator
had worked badly all the afternoon.
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STAR ACTOR E>CAPEs THE Por.
II Was y Trained CocLatoo. and Was Held
for Ransom by Ono Jane Doc.

II Was y Trained Cockntoo, ana Wos Held
for Ransom by One Jane Doc.
Percy, n white cockatoo, with a brilliant
golden crest. belonging ~ q troupe OF trained
cockatoos and pigeons, few out Of AN open win
dow Of n museum where the birds are perform
ing on Tuesday last and took refuge in BIG
West Twcnty-eighth street. Mime. Samwells,
owner of the birds. went to the house TO recover
J., roy, ana was told that no coCkatoo was
there. Not long afterward she received the
following letter addressed 10 her at the mu-
scum:
DEAR MADAM: II you will inserr an advertiser mt
In The ne~spapes stating e1attiy how much r. ard
aud II the reward IS sumi nifty sreat. will he glai TO
S Ss am. y Tn n much you Uoi HeS 'I 8 m, g go; sen! Il ; You
don't va us the hlrd as much as spring chicErn' on
goes his head and Into the pot. sues he Will boil
lender. Awaiting your reward notice. l am yours.
otedieLtly.
was sure it came from Percy's captor in Tween
Y c!Enih street, She took IT 10 the Jefferson
her a SUMMONS for Jane Doc. who holds com
piI.lc nis parrot"
Jane Doe" who proved to he . nervous little
German woman and would not tell her right
name. came into court YESTERDAY in answer to
the umruon and calmly admitted that the bird
Yes. I've got him. Judge" she said in an
swer to the " .gistrate's question AMI wish
m hadn't Shn,r ~ he he a ws oiTd sn s4r h. en IoEs . lace ace S sar.
tain and he scratched "a mahogany table. ana
wherever he goes is destruction" =,
Magistrate.
And who's to pay for the damage he's
done e. cried Jane Doe.
AT this stage Mrs. Samwclls handed the alag
istrate tho letter she had received.
Die you write this T. he asked.
"Ycs, | did," answered The defendant.
"She wrote, that letter and she talks about
dam Igesl" cried Mrs. III ste her
for thru.s, ening percy's life. That's a threat
ening letter. isn't il, Judge r.
1t is said the Magistrate. land | would
ADVISE YOU. Jane Doe. to restore this woman's
property
Jane Doe said she would surrender the bird.
anI took Mrs. SamweIls 10 Twenty.eighlh street.
whore Percy was restored TO Its owner.
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CAUSE OF ELEVATOR FALL.
SAFETT oLUTcH WORKED as A
As TIyK ERING WOULD LET II


EnEipeer or the Tract Society BuildipH usd
Forced II Proe with n Observation-Disclosures
spike Found In the Wreck damned No
That the Clutch Couldn't Close tie Grip.
Investigations OF tho fall of tho elevator in
the twenty.one-story building of the American
Tract Society at Nassau aud spruce streets,
on Fri lay night, were begun yesterday morn.
Ing by the Coronors' Office and by representa-.
tivos OF the Tract Society, Of Otis Brothers 81
Co., elevator makers, and OF the Crane Elcva-
tor Company Of Chicago. oil Of whom wero in.
timately concerned in clearing UP the story Of
the disaster. Coroner Hoeber had the matter
In hand at tho Coronors' ofhce and no di.
rectod tho Oak street police to arrest Henry
Landau, the superintendent OF the building
and take him to the Coroners' Office. Landau
was arrested at 1919 O'Clock and taken be-
fore Coroner Hocbcr. He was represented by
Lawyer Henry o'Brien. counsel for tho Tract
Society.
landau told Coroner Hoeber that he had
boon with Engineer Nelson and Elevator Boy
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DR.. BEANS Aaur rum Seine BrinGa up q Great
Eartety-Crahs sw arm There.


DR.. Tar'ston II. Bean Of the New York Anna.
-
rum has spent u Gay scihihB In Gravesend BAY,
and found q large variety Of fish. The news OF
IN. existence Of many OF them nrobablv viii
s,,rnrts" monx ano,o,s ,,hn a"o 'I,,,
surprise many anglers VINO nave IsAed in
Grayesend Bay for years. DIR. Beams scinlIg
was done on the bar between the mouth Of
- -. 60, -, 80 '"
Cohey is!aho IseeA anu norton : ONT. Coney
Island.
He obtained two kinIs ~ nlca.h ho,h-,b.
'na Na.ss.hn"o, 49, nt" ~ IN s sH'
orange ana Massachusetts variety. The Me
fish IS u bizarre creature with q TN ray on the
ton nf hia baad which l., en,uxh uk, n nj, II,
eop ms - . e"oue" " nro 10
give MIN hs ha"e. o'her nah obtained were
tho silver gar, toadt1sh. swellhsh, a curious and
HI pdsomely colored little fish which c,n bIoyy
- -" ~ .a,H ~ 'N"
itseu up Into a perfectly round ball at tho Hp-
pronch Of enemies; silversides, which are album
dant and very large. two kinda NJ kIIIi.s and
lam aAN '"' W A'"u' VI N.'o nnu
the true h".iet' III aud't'oh 10 u.eSe hsh, Or.
Bean secured from the pound nets many ere
yalle and som moonhsh. There were caught
a. ~ the mounds Two very nnro,rwnn AZ ~
th,eada.h And "a thread herring Th, thread
f - Is a Ash somethinT ike the moonhsh' Int n
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SAFETY ARRANGEMENTs AND THE HAND
SPIKE LETT IN PLACE.
to save a car and Its occupants from q plunge
down the shaft In case Of accidents to Tic
f fbat Il d Hisps so riff t dsa u, Wsa 10 failed s.ah 70 w work Ihs
Friday night This Is ths part Of every eie:
lble as any human product can be- made.
Upon the safety clutches every elevator
maker relios to meet the elements OF danger
his machinery. No mechanic will warrant a
liable, a casting, or any component parts OF The
alt ough they may not be subjected to a strain
nearly up To their estimated safe load. Many
clever doylces have been inven cd for The work.
Ing OF tho safety clutches and O number Of
them, Ike tho one which was ON the wrecked
car, have baGn submitted to every test which
the Ingenuity Of critical engineers could do
Mnoe every elevator passengers life is like
ly ~ some timo to depend upon ono Of these
learn that the invcStigation OF the wIeckago
ciusively that the sSfc,y apparatus did act, so
far a. 1t could 10 save the car, and that IL failed
through nl the eArele.sneSs OF tho engineer, who
In order that tho operation OF the elevator
and OF the safety clhth may be- easier under
pared Which exhibit Without tU son fSs9 S'e details tl,
and safety clutch which we're used cn'th fall,
By reference to the drawings 1t will be seen
thai tho source OF tho power IL u cylinder,
which stands beside the elevator shaft, In which
2 piston or Plnnger y worked ny and down by
or below tho piston head. In tho American
Tract Society building the new cylinders are
half the height Of the lift Of the elevator, so
the car a motion OF two feet for each loot
which the piston rod moves. To accomplish
this the ends OF the cables are made fast at
The side OF the piston shaft, and drop to sheaves
which are fastened TO the bead OF the piston
shaft. From eround these sheayei they pass up
and thea " the car. Only one such cable IL
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CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE rEErINes.
An Unknown Fnir-Hnired YeupE woman
Paints and Romans Unconsoious.

NYAcK, Sept. 11.-A stalwart, muscular mem-
bcr Of the Christian Alliance At the middle OF
this afternoons service on Nyack Heights arose
from his seat upon request OF a lady thoro.
walked to tho rear part Of the tabernacle and
picked up tho inanimate form Of q fair. haired
young woman, and carried her q short distance
up the hill 10 n wcll.shaded SPOT, where he laid
her quietly down on n heap OF dried grass that
had been cut some DAYS ego and served as n
resting place for Alliance members between the
services, No ono knew who Tho fair-haired
woman was or whence she came. She gave fro
qucnt spa uodic twitchinRs of her delicate
white hands. but spoke not q word.
This woman attended the services yesterday
and WAS frequently heard uttcring expressions
OF prni Q when the speakers said things that
touched her heart. She left at the close OF yes
terday's services and came again to-day, unnc-
companiea, She appeared TO feel a deep In
ter III In what was going on. when suddenly size
fell over in mn unConsliou, condition.. In which
she still remained this evening.
On the chair On which she had been sitting for
several, hours was a cImhric pocket h%andkrr'
chief with the name "E. Loner" marked with
ln'ie ink. This was the only clue TO her
knew her. Half a dozen OF the Alliance women
watch, d with her. ami early In the evening she
lay with II peaceful calm upon her face. but
showed no sign OF returning Consciousness.
II believe IT is the working Of the Holy Spirit
upon her sid ono Of The Alliance women. "
have known instances where persons have boon
affected that way by the spirit for tmenty.tonr
hours, ana they CdIne out all right rnd rejoiced
In the Lord. ! heard her say two or three times
during the services, Bless the Lori and |
truly believe. nothing is the matter with her
save tn. working Of the spirit upon her. She
should he allowed to lie quietly alone and the
Lord will bring her out all right. That Is Gods
way"
No one of the name on her han kerchief has
registered ut the hotels or on tho Alliance
g-ounds, and so far the young woman has not
been identified by amy one from the town. Tho
women OF the Alliance have her in charge this
evening, and will watch carefully over h T..
Many visitors have arrived on the ground to-
day and this evening. and n very largo crowd 10
e~!pertcd Tomorrow. Among those who have
purchased lots TIN week are DR.. Robertson. who
has secured one for a Scottish cottage. and A.
w. bennett, we'll known In New York and other
cities throughout the country. Mr.. Denpett in
tends 10 erect II house upon it very soon.
At The services TO morrow nearly all the work
ers, of the Alliance will speak. DIR. simpson
will preach a missionary sermon al l1:45. after
which a collection will ba taken up for the In
stitute building. la the .i,crnoon here will be
addresses by tho Rev. =. X. Oh ppell. d. D., the
Row. 4. L. Funk, the Rev. Henry wilson, the
Rev. Or. Roherson The Rev. w. T. Macarthur,
Miss May AgIeN, Mrs. Margaret Moran, Miss
Shepard. and the Rev. Mark Fuller OF India
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oUEER ANTICS OF 4 MAsTIFF Doa.
while n Crswd Was Wondering How 10 Cap.
ture u u Ran or WaEEInE Its Tail.

ORANo n. j.. Sept. 1l.-Whlle being exer-
ercised in West Orange this morning, n young
masti9 dog belonging to August Kochler. pro-
prietor OF lie United States Hotel OF this city,
became apparently crazed by tho heat and ran
away. The dog 10 very large. It. ran into John
Henry's saloon, where 1t frightened u dozen
customers and smashed u lot OF glassware.
Then, followed by a crowd OF mon and boys, 1t
ran down Washington street to Watching aye-
nue.. where it jumped through tho front window
OF a house and landed on u bed where Mrs. VIM,
Popp lay III. Mrs. .POpp tainted when the anil
NAL dashed through the window. and then went
into commissions. The crowd tried TO catch the
dog. hut 1t ran under tho bel, and, fearful that
Il WAS mad, the men were afraid to tlckle II.
while the crowd Was debating rs to the best
means Of capturing the dog, some one whistled,
and tho dog ran out, wagging his tail, and ran
away. Airs. pOpp 10 in a critical condition "a
tho result OF fright, added 10 her illness.
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OVERCOME IN 4 MAyHoLE
Electrician DiIImsn's Marrow KscApe 1sS0
DeAlh Under Ground.

William L. Dillman, an electrician for the
Amsterdam Light and Power Company Of
Brooklyn. narrowly escaped being suKocAted
OH Friday evening In q conduit mauho,e AZ Bed.
ford avenue and South Eighth street, williams
burg. He was overcome by gas soon after he
GcsCended into the manhoie. and two laboreFo
WHO had followed him were nearly overcome,
but hey managed &c reach the street and rais0d
an alarm. DillInan was lifted ont and carried
TO the power house nj Kent avenue and Sonth
ninth street, whe-o Dir. Rohert Graham worked
over him for more tnan two hours before resue-
Citatii.g him. Dillman WAS afterward taken b
his home at 40 Lexington avenue.
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For later arriva ais see First Page,


ss 81. Louis. frorr southampton for New York.
"a umhria. rom Liverpool Tor New York.
81 1t GaScoynr, rom Hayre fcE New York.
S. Southwark. from Antwerp for New York.
IS III hIRan. from London or New York.
So !. ayel. from Bremen for New York.
SIS Andulusia. rom HamOurg for New York.
S. EdAm, from Amsterdam for NV York.
IS bremen from Bremen for y W York.
So FuldA, from Gibraltar for New York
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MARINE ISTLL ENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Sun rises. 81 Sun SETS. o ID Moon rises. O IL
HON wArER-THis DAY.
sandy Hook. s ~ Coz. IsHd. . 81 He'll Gate. 10 ~
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inursday morning. Aus. &c.
1891. at st, Peters Cathedral. Richmond. Va. by
the Right Reverend A. Van do vyver. Bishop Of
Richmond. Margaret A. Curtain OF Richmond. Va,
to Robert {. Fox OF New Monmouth. NJ J.
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ArriHed-s.rrnnAY. sept. II.

So Advance. II rirrson. Colon.
- HAnsrst, Hamrr, Ayers.
- "ity OF Augusta, pAgS,tI, savannah
80 GuYandotte. Davis. Nor ok.
So Chrrokee, Chi hester. Jacksonville.
IS pelaw a-n. Ingram. Cha 'stOn.
Ship AarSaretha, Roster. Sarseilles.
[For later arriv ais see First PASe.1
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III gin Mclaughlin aud his wife celebrated in
Rqui,t manner al their ONE on Remsen street.
brooklyn, yesterday the thirty-nfth ann yOr-
sary o! their marriage. They were married at
Mrs. Mclaughlin birthplace. sunny lido Home
stead. LafAy cite, SUSSEX county, NJ. ].
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Religious Autisss.

A SOUTH CHURCH, Mad. Iv. and snth sy.-MoIA,
"A Ing service At IL o cloak Rev. oDERI GElI3.
i. D. PASTOR ths pastor win RSAAaA
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Fresh ,Pnnd Creu'AiorS open oyery day in the
year for hpSinnss and visitors,--u. n. CREMATION
co.. nS East Houston ST., New York.
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8uStneSs Nottres.
MARRTH1Q.

To all Impure water add DR.. s~iegert's AnsoSt
Mttsr..
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TUE KENSICo CEMETERY Private station, Har.
! len, Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. or g, ~ East 42d 81.
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Hotel Keeper Iayass Held FOR uIt.

NEW ROCHELLE, y. Y, Sept. I1.-Daniel II.
Hynes, proprietor OF tho Mollery House, was
lodged In the White Plains Jail to-day CHARGED
with felonious assault on Joseph butler, who
was found shot In the head. Butler u not ex'
pected " live.
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We observe that In Mr. Bullock's work OIL tho
law of husband and wife he statet that a wo-
man who has obtained an absolute divorce
may resume the use Of her maiden name, and
under that name may bring ally suit which
shc Is entitled to maintain. Tho authority
cited Tor tbs proposition Is Rich IS. Mayer u
n. y. Supplement, 60l. when was u case do
cided la 1899 by the General Term Of the City
Court of New York. 1t was there held that a
divorced wife could sue a new lover for breach
OF promise under her maiden maine. "rhe mar
rlaIe relation said tho Court, gave her tho
name she bore during Its continuance. It's
dissolution restored her former rights, ono of
which is the liberty OF bearing her family
name. and this privilege she has seen ut to
exercise" But notwiths tanding.tho fact that
the law does not forbid u divorced woman to
resume her maiden name, we doubt whether
the courts are warranted in expressly author
tZing such resumption, as they sometimes do
in d,crecs Of divorce. II IL important to tho
we. fare Uf the community that a woman who
has hocn married should not figure a. a maiden.
and the return 10 tho maiden lame 10 apt TO
misluad strangers in this respect. II tho pre-
iN Mrs. Were Away used with IL, tho resuInp-
ton would DO unobJectiOnable.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-18

tDaily except Monday. tDaily except Sun
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch noa,
leaves Weldon 10 p IA, Halifax Is D Ia. az
rtves Scotland Neck 20 p m, GreenvfIIe IS
D m, Kinston z IS p m. Returning leaves XIV
Halifax II l8 m, Weldon II So IA, daily az
trains on the Washington Branch isav,
washington ~ q IN and 10 m, arrIvea
Parmele 10 m and 240 p m, returning lea ~
Parmele IS q m and 8 80 p m, arrive WMsr
iae ton II o. a III ana 72o y m, daily sxcep
Sunday.
Plymouth daily except Sundby, TAO p m
so pm ReturAtns Pl m outh daily
except Sunday, sCa m and Sunday 90 . m
arrives Iarporo 10 Us M, IL % q m.
Train on Midland n. Y. Brancn Ies~>
Goldsboyo daily, except Sunday7 10 III, y
rlving Sn.ithheld 30 m; returning ieAS
Smithfeld 900 IN; arrives At GOldsbnt
10 Is III.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave R0os
Mount at 4 80 % m, arrives Nashville W = =.
Spring Hope so M returning ltnvt
Spring Hope 90 M, Nashville s % s.. A.
rfves at Rocky Mount o5 m. daily. @see{'
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves wnrs,>
for Clinton daily. except Sunday, fAE ~ I.
m aHc 10 p m: returning lesvos ClinSo,
7C0 m and 8 m.
Train No. u makes close connection
weldon for all points North daily, Ri IN
via Richmond, alse at Rocky Mount w'w
Norfolk and Carolina II. K. for Norfolk np'
ali points North via Norfolk.
FL. N. EMERsON, GenI Pass. Agent.
Z. KNMLY, GenY Manager.
T. n. ENHRsoN. Trafdc Manager.