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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05
THREATEN TO PROSECUTE.

Inquiry with regard to the above Of
Southern Pacific representatives here de-
velcped that Acting Mayor Skinner and
Health Officer Fisher Of Galveston yes
terday evening wired Traffic Manager
Bein that If. In spite Of DR.. Swearingen's
approval, and in spite Of the taking Of the
precautions indicated. he brought the
freight in question to Galveston they
would prosecute him for violating the
quarantine laws. Naturally the Southern
Pacific people are not in a pleasant frame
Of mind over this. as 1t Is plain that an
effort ID being made to make them bear
the brunt OF the Inconvenience OF quar-
antine. and that their traffic is being un-
reasonably interfered with, as there can
be no danger in tie freight sought to be
shut out after having been doubly treated
as suggested by DR.. swear1Sgen.
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CAN COME THIS WAY.

No Reason why California Freight
Can Not Pass Through Houston.
kilograms were sent today after the re-
turn from Galveston OF Manager Van Week
and Traffic Manager Beln to Southern
Pacific officials in California advising them,
that since quarantine restrictions had beea
dissolved in Texas there was no reason
why "Sunset special freight" consisting Of
California east-bound products and ship
ments from New York to California.
should not be resumed at once, and 1t IS
expected that the wheels Of the Sunset
specials to and from California will move
again through Ell Paso. Houston and
Galveston. The Morgan line of steamers
will ply between Galveston and New York,
taking Texas, California and all freight
for points north and west OF Houston and
Galveston as heretofore.
The organization OF the Morgan line
force on pier IS. Galveston. under the di-
rection of Captain Mark Morse OF the Nor
gan line, is now complete and In good
working order
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

Seven furlongn. year-olds-previous
Sly Fox. Don't Care 1872. Kosnoursaki 1is
Sir Dick. Warrenton, Audum. Tori. Hand
Press. wild Warrior III.
One mile selling Kaiser Ludwig, Lake
view Palace I05, Break o. Day iOG, Pcrse-
us, Myrlle Hardness, James Mmnroc 100
Swamp Angel 100 Dorian III. Minnie Al
rhonee. Marshall ", Mount Washing
ton ~ Talisman -.
Six furlongs characterization III, IN
none ilG Xmas III, Agltator III, Beldo-
monla. Break o. Day lC7 Keeper ioI, CHS,
sic H. ,0s. Hurt, Waterman l05. Pomona
l03 Her own 100.
Five furlongs, 2-year-old maiden fillies--
Birdalln. Isen, Little Seal, Nayiculino
Maud Eils, Ella DAILY. Land Nymph. Sei.
Ia. Tentore. Calculation. Deal. Pink Cham
bray.
Mile and sixteenth, sellng-
Doodle, Ben Ronald, Rifle l0a. Timour 10
Partridge 95.
ono mile, 3-year- olds--Cieophns ia, Brav
Lad, Talisman III, Bastion, our Johnn,
III. Flotow 100. Courship IL. Belle of XII
lnrney. Swamp Angel los.
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THE KATY WILL COMPLY.
Encouragement of Office Force to
Suit the Commissioners.


Dallas, Texas, October 4--Orders have
been issued by the executive officers OF
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
company OF Texas instructins both the
freight and passenger departments to make
all reports hereafter to ID. Miller fourth
vice president and traffic manager. Tho
passenger department has been making all
reports to General Passenger Agent Barker.
This new arrangement Is In compliance
with the rulings Of the State railroad COM
mission and is expected 10 simplify the
work of examining the Katy's earnings,
etc.
Six or seven additional office rooms have
been added to the Katy's general offises
in Dallas and quite an additional force OF
employees will be put in during the next
few days. The majority will be put to
work AS accountants in the auditor S
department. The new force will be brought
from st. Louis All tho Dallas force. II Ia
expected, will be retained.
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Back to the Ola Schedule.

West Texas Will resume their old pas
senger schedule. Having Houston 1910 p m
and 1880 a. m. The former train will
make connections with the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf at Shreveport, the fol-
lowing morning, for points north of there.
DR.. Swearingen to operate its trains FROM
Shreveport into Texas, the former place
having an absolute quarantine against
infected places. No trains are run east
OF Caddo parish on the Vicksburg, Shreve-
port and Pacific or the TE,as and Pacific,
which cuts off all communication with the
Southeast.
The accommodation passenger now leav-
ing Houston at 6.45 a. m. will make its
last trip today.
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Thc other Camp Established.

There were no detensions or releases AT
the city quarantine stations for tho last
twenty four hours.
Mayor Rice yesterday reiterated his In.
tcntion to keep the city quarantine in ef-
fect until In his judgment the sttuaten
warrants their removal. camp has been
established at the crossing Of the Hcus-
ton and Texas Central and Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas, which will be placed In
charge OF the men who handled ethe sta.
ton at the creosctc works. The South.
ern Pacific entrance to Houston VIII DO
looked after by the officers In chargc OF
the camp at the Houston East and West
Texas and International and Great Norths
crn crossing. A conveyance has been
placed at their disposal with which ~
make quick trips between the camps.
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WONT HAVE IT LANDED.
Galveston Refuses Admittaace to q
Morgan Lac Cargo.
DR.. FISHER THREATENS PROSECUTION
Dr. swearingen Thinks Double
Fumigation of Freight All
That II Necessary.

Austin. Texas. October 4.--The Calves.
ton health authorities are over cautlous.
Not hong ago a cargo q freight for Texas
arrived at Aigiers from New York. As It
could not come through. Manager van
Week at Houston asked State Health Of
ncer swearingen what to do about It. He
was advised TO have the cargo. which had
never been unloaded and therefore could
not have been infected. fumisated at Al
giers by the United States marine hospital
authorities or BY the Louisiana board Of
health at South Pass. then take 1t to New
York again and have It fumigated once
more. With those precautions DR.. Swear
insen assured him that the State health
board. would enter no objections to Its be,
Ing landed at Galveston. II seems that
the Galveston health authorities have We.
toed Its landing. however, and DR.. Swear.
ingen has nothing more to say on the
subject, further than that he thinks the
plan no suggested to Manager Van Week
perfectly safe, but he would be gratified
IL the Galveston health authorities would
submit this question to DR.. Guiteras for
his professional opinion during his stay
in that city.
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eECLARED VALID.


II Test of the Cold Storage
Sde at Georgetown.
I'm, Texas. october 4.--On Mon
liz Henry Brown, a negro, was
y Sheriff Purl. charged with
he cold storage act Of the
b legislature. He at once sued
| Of habsas corpus before Judge
hpon the grounds that the act
fsed with violating was uneon-
and void. Judge Robertson
writ, but upon n hearing held
lid and remanded Brown back
)tody OF the sheriff. browns
Gr. w. w. helms. gave notice
Ind left here Monday night Tor
ire he Will submit the case 10
bf appeals. This is a very in
hid important case and the de-
)e court OF appeals will be await
hch interest.
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odd FciIoys pcgIn EARLY.

There will be ioint meeting OF the
Grand United Order OF odd Fellows tcolor-
cd at tho market hall Thursday night
October IA ut s o'clock. for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the enter
tainment OF the State grand lodge. which
will meet In Houston next year. Every
Odd Fellow, their wives. daughters.
mothers and unmarried sisters and mem
bers OF the household are invited and rc>
questcd to be present. +, IL Stafford Is
acting noble grand aud G. A. King perma-
nent secretary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

T. n. Kinsey Of the Pullman company at
Galveston was here yesterday.
\ Commercial Agent Akeisson OF the Aran-
sas Pass was In Houston yesterday.
Travelling Passenger Agent George Of
the Houston and Texas Central 10 In from,
North Texas.
w. d. Groseclose, assistant general
freight agent OF the Katy. 10 laid up with
the dengue.
Superintendent Taft OF the Wells, Fargo
a Co.'S express returned yesterday from
Kansas City and Chicago.
George Marlborough. general freight
agent OF the Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas
City. was In Houston last night,
c. H. Stevens, chief dispatcher Of the
Fort Worth and Rio Grande. has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF superintendent Of
transportation.
The Katy has q rate Of $3.50 from Hous.
ton to Dallas on account OF the Dallas fair.
Tickets on sale October Is to 81 inclusive,
good to return November /.
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One miie--Briggs. Hessyilie. Loyaletta
49, Goldcn Rod. Little Music. Martin X.
90 Arezzo 10l. Lon Jones. Terranet. De
Jurc, Helen II. Gardner los. onalaskl JOS.
One mile. seiling-Qucen Safe %. Swords.
man %. Hessville, Rudolph lOo. Preston.
LADY Inez l07, Tradition. Travis 1903.
aix and half furiongs. handicap--Ofn-
clal OF. Traverser 9s, Pinntain 81. Foreseen
~. ircne Woods l0e. Lady Callahan 10i,
Shcrbo1rne Sand lo5, IAbertlne ia
Mile and furlorg. selling, Prairie
renn 102 Moncreith ia
Six furiongs. 2-ycar-ofds--Presbyte
l02 ST. Alphonsus. y, Sacket, Dave Wal
do, Depending, Official lo5. Judge Wardei
tg7 Travcrscr l1s.
Seven furIongs. sclllng--Forfeh 100. Tony
Jlonine lo6, Trilby. Ncceiah, Galley West
i0a. The Tory Glcnmoyne 10. Lew Hop
per ici. Harry Mccouch liz.
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JON WINS No Had Man.

Texas, October 2.--Yesterday's
wed here this morning, con-
account of the trial of William
Richmond. is creating consld-
bment, In the account OF the
stated that Cannady was the
} that Benson had killed. Ben
Pm and reared in this county and
Ter for peace and quietude was
e best. He was regarded as an
|ly quiet and inofiensiye young
relatives are of the best Of our
|nd SO far from having killed
p men, his intimate acquaint-
that they can not recall any
)uble previous to the killing OF
|e has ever had. Quite a num-
fnesses were attached in this
prove the previous good char
lenson. but the quarantine pre-
Pr going. II is thought that cir
bose reports against Benson was
reason the jury gave him the
fnalty.
trains have not been put on,
les The Post a day later in reach
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

YoskuuA Texas, October For tho
past two years there have been various
Ard srndry reports that a now PASSENGER
depot was to DO built hero at once. but
tho said depot has not been Forthcoming.
Last week the reports were renewed and
today all doubts were set aside by q force
Of hands being put to work on the ritc
OF the proposed structure. II Is to ne Of
brick, two stories high and sox160 feet In
dimensions
II is to be situated on the south side
Of all the tracks and about 200 yards cost
OF the present structure.
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CERTAIN RECORDS IN TEXAS.
Request of the Commissions Gave
Rise to n Sensational story.

Request of the Commissions Gave
Rise to Sensational story.
Austin. Texas, October 4.The railroad
commission having requested the Southern
Pacific lines 10 keep records In Texas
whereby the origin and destination OF In
terstate traffic handled by them can be
traced, Wild rumors have been set aflcat
to the effect that a demand has been made
for the removal OF the general offices OF
the Southern Pacific Atlantic system from
New Orleans 10 Houston. When questioned
about the matter today Commissioner
Mayfield replied:
This commission demands that the
general offices OF Texas railroads be main
tained in this State as required by law -.
Looking to that end some steps have al
ready been taken and continued action on
our part may be expected until the law
has been complied with fully. No demand
has been made for the removal OF the
general offices OF the Southern Pacific At
lantic system from New Orleans to Hous-
ton"
The demand for the keeping in the State
OF the records OF all interstate shipments
handled was made upon the suggestion Of
Commission Expert Spangler. who some
weeks ago in making certain Investigations
found some difficulty In developing the
history of several bauls OF freight he was
looking into owing to the fact that the
chain OF entries concerning them was not
complete In the books accessible to him.
The demand viii be complied with. and
no offices will be moved for the reason
that II Is not necessary to move any "a
comply with the commissions request. as
we'll as for the reason that there are nc
offices to move, all OF the general Offices
OF the Southern Pacific lines in Texas be-
ing In the State already as required b,
law.
The rumors referred to at the beginning
| Of this dispatch seem to have originated ir
New orleans. from which place numb
OF more or less sensational iterns with re-
gard to Southern Pacific affairs have beer
sent Out by imaginative space killers o
1afa ny
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Aaucduct Winncrn.

New York. October 4.-Aqucduct rcsultss
FIVE frTiongs- Ilandonet. Long Acre.
Wasteful Time 1:02h.
one mlie--FiresIde. Knight Of the Gar.
tor, Passover. Time 1i2.
Five and n half MISREPRESENTATION. YAM
kee Doodle. Tanis, Time 1 :0S.
ono nille--Salvadcr, Alarum, Nanl
Poon. Time 1:iSA
Five furlongs-ortolan. oxnard, Philip
r. Tine 10iM.
Mile and slxtecnth--King T.. Loben-
gula, Manassas. Time 1:iS.
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THE HOTELS.
'LoR-RATEs $3.50 AND sac
Y. JAMES LAWIsOR, PRO.

worth ana wife. Gonzales; Al
|e, New Braunfels; A. II. At
& T. c.; A. l.. Hernandaey,
nico; w. Jack, st. Louis; Il. n.
li. p. Gillaspie, city; Thos. III.
ST. Louis: G. X. Cottingham.
b. G.. Ellis. Sartart.a; A. Da-
F'arnsworth, Cuero: p. w.
kansas: j. A. Herring. Har-
Cam, Galveston; A. II. Ketch-
|ota: c. NJ. Thompson. Hender-
Nixon, Luling; S. McGowen,
II. a. Lewis. Calvert; j. l..
o. Blum, Richmond; c. Cain.
Brooks. ]. &. Rosensarten,
elphia; G.. r. Wansbrough, c.,
J.; j. w. Evans, j. p. Sweet
kston; IL. j. Herring. Brenham
hilbert. l.. Solensky, w. Wiess,
buglass, Beaumont; Mrs. y.
!, Orange: j. II. Whitaker.
Il Nj. Dickinson. Temple; w. I.
sbee; T. j. Horne. Orange; 7.
1l. Temple.
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Chicago. October 4,---Res,rfts at iIarlems
Six furlongs-W hyota. Harry Gwinn.
Verdi. Time Ia
Five and "a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Edgartland II. Dave Watson limo 1.0a.
one mile--Davi,l Tenny, Donna Rita
Lady Callahan, Time $40.
Hunt. Time iii.
Nile and a furlong-Carnero. Topmasts
Cold Bond. Time ia.
Five and a half fuflcngs Francis Nee
Clcllnnd. Chauncey Fisher. Mary Kinsella.
TimO 4 .OS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05
Eo,d.m,c Of prcnIsbonc Fever.

Navasota, Texas. October 4.--Physicians
inform The Post reporter that the city is
now In the throes OF genuine epidemic
Of the old breakbone fever, so popular over
the country now under the non dc plume
OF dengue. All parties who have wrestled
with the visitor fully appreciate the mean
ness of the alment There does not seem
to be any particular fatal consequences at.
tached to the plague. but none are even
the least bit hilarious after being able to
take a retrospective view OF the matter. :
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Richmond Court Notes.

Richmond, Texas. October 4.--The pup
lhr schools opened here today with large
attendance
The case OF Jim Banks was called this
morning. ON motion OF his attorney the
special vepire was squashed and another
ordered for Wednesday.
A motion was made by William Benson
attorney today for new trial, but II was
oycrruied. Benson was given the death
sentence last week for murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05
Last Nights Fire.

About o'clock last night an alarm wae
turned In FROM tho corner OF Broadway
and Congress for car of cotton burning
In the Santa Zee yards near the oil house at
extinguished, about ole fourth OF the cot
ton having been destroyed. Origin I'M
known
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Bristol,
Eurorean Plan.)

ron, after extensive improve
again reopened. First-class
can satisfy the NEST fastidi-
ben secured. and the prices put
BIT notch. The Hotel Is the most
the State, new and modern.
Itri.: l.Phts, steam heat and all
tiveniei.ces and appointments.
land 81 90 per day.
hSON &. MALfN. Managers,
F'o-Eicrly of Capitol Hotel.
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Tl,e Ulucs.

This Is o synonym Sor that gloomy, har-
aysed condaaion OF the uind which has
liz origin In dyspepsia All the ugly spir,-
its that. under the name Of the blues"
..bluc devilfr,' ''megrims" and ''muliigrubs"
torments the dyspeptic almost ceaselessiy.
vanish when attacked with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. that. moreover. annihii-
atcs biliousneas. constipation, chilis ana
fever. kidney complaints and nervousness.
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better than II has for some months. Mr..
Paul says that the Crescent c'.v mer-
chants were anticipating large business
this fall with Texas. re looks for an early
abatement Of the disease In New Orleans.
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Chnnxe or comm ercIal AEent..

John T. Hendricks. who formerly served
the International and Great Northern in
Houston as commercial agent, las gone
with the Union Pacific in the same capacity
at New York. After leaving Houston
Mr.. Hendricks was placed in charge OF
the business at San Antonio. and Letter
transferred TO Dallas. The New York
agent OF the international was forced III
take a leave OF absence on account Of sick
meas and Mr.. Hendricks was rent there
to relieve him.
The question OF successor Tor Mt
Hendricks has not been fuiiy setusa Itvn.
hut h will probably be George Filler. the
international commercial agent at San
Antonio. or W. T. Music. who has lafeiv
been attached TO the passenger aeoarf-
ment Of the road.
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for Texans.

have been granted to citizens
Is follows:
September IS. 1S97-origlnal--,
Smith. Grand Prairie: William
Pope. Observation-Disclosures +.
|Weatherford.
Special September 23-Calyin
Doans: Martha C. Norton. Kie-
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l. ]. BnCkEH, |. W WAKElty HOWARD tLlloTL
Tray-Pass'I Agt. Gent pass'r Agt. Gen Mg'r.
Kansas City.Mo. StLous. Mo. StJoseph.Mo.

for n fight. II is stipulated that the mem
shall fight al catch weights, the hattie to
take place some tinio IN November. before
the club offering the largest purse. a
email portion OF tho purse WI 10 10 tho
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Texas ana pacific a Heavy Loser.

Fort Worth. Texas. October Al. b..
Paul at one time superintendent OF the
Rio Grande division of the Texas Pacific.
now in charge OF the New Orleans diyision.
was here yesterday. Mr. Paul says that on
account OF the yellow fever quarantine the
fight freight business done during the
past month. He il Of the opinion that
with the withdrawal Of the quarantine
reatrictious business on his road between
pcints In Texas and New Orleans VIII -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

Glen Falls, N. r.. October l.--GcnfrN
went a mile In 2:osA and Robert J. Paced
It in 2;oiA. Neither horse had . paces
maker
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speciai Privileges ReDealcd.

Frankfort. KY. October 4.--Lsst Tues.
day. the day ON which the new Kentucky
constitution became nix ysars old, vas the
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS I: /: {:
, !; HOU6N.

: HOtOh'
!, H. J; !: 4: !: i
= $3.50 per day.
49, II. p. A. head.
quarters.
|wartz, r.. Zwe!fel, u. I. Green
p, A. Baxter, Waco; ~, D.
Dallas: A. r. Tabor. NJ, X. g.
Moor. Woodvllle; w. w. Man-
kberry: Harry Morris, G. 9.
r.. Hughes, w. l.. McBridss'
10: ]. ID. Blund, orange; I. 70.
Chicago: r.. l.. Matthews.
S. Ja1ghnn, A. l.. Rosser.
Isl. Bonner, C. b. Martin. city;
il. Ellis. Evergreen; j. IL.
pherd; y. l.. Smith. Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-04

mer day. and make men fsht ana ole LUZ
hours. -. dona
when at last the battle was zone
RluchM ard wellington, who were ridins
over the scene of the struggle. happened
IN mass near TO the spot where Biucner
had flrst started to chase the Frencn'hsn
Standing out In bold relief agains. 'he
red evening sky they saw the nsure u
man perched on stone. A piooo-
stained rag was bound around his hsao'
and one arm hung Imply by MS sue
He was calmly smoking a clay pipe.
IJttering an exclamation OF SURPRISE
R,ncher hastily relgned in his horse.
..Why, it's my Hennemann! How you
look. man! What are you doing mere
aloneT'
.sWaitlng you, 'cording to orders was
the reply. '"Been waiting ever since you
left. The French have shot every pipe
in the box TO pieces. It's well tnat the
fights over. else you would never nave
had this last pipe. .,.
wellington, turning to Biucher at nus
side. said: "You have been admirihg inc
unfiinching bravery and loyalty OF my
Highanders. What shall l say 10 oo
Justice to this brave soulT
well. your Highlanders had no pipes
10 regale themselves with, you see re-
plied Butcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-04
EPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Cheeaueake and Ohia railway at $50
p NJ, or Richmond and petersburg ran
road (Norfolk and western route( ID A.
minion-I.ine steamer, saIiiils same eve
ming for New YORK.
ALL-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship Old Dominion leaves Rich
mond every Monday at D +. NJ. for New
York via James river.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Company's 903 east Main street; Chesa-
neake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and petersburg railroad depots. and at
cor,nauy's office. 1912 east Main street.
Richmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
for New York and all points beyond can
be shipped by direct steamers, sailing
Irom < y. NJ. also, by steam
ir. fslpS Richmond WEDNESDAY, Z 81
NJ for Norfolk; connecting with steamer
for New YORK.
uI Wr.,ght received and forwarded ana
..ra,,oh bills of lading issued for al" ali
nnrtSern. eastern. and foreign points. @"
FROM NEW YORK.
posseneers can leave daily, excent Gu,
dsa,y,o,e ~ with Norfolk and W es,srI
s.o.i,road or Chesapeake and Ohio raijwaun
nirect steamers (via James river rontsi
leave every SATURDAY passenger and
freighD, and TUESDAY, freight only.
North river. foot Of Beach street, az z r
n Saturday, 4 p. NJ -
Freight received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
For further information apply to
JOHN Il. MAYER. Agent.
12l2 east Main street.
Richmond. va.
w L. Guillaudeu. Vice-President ana
Traffic Manager. New York. je 8