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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

ton is the paramount question and issue
now before the people for their solution?
Ana yet the gold men insist that the finan-
ciai Issue should be RELOCATED to the rear
and some other issue found upon which all
democrats can think alike, and unite 10
save the party while the people starve and
slave. This money question will not down
at the bidding OF time serving politicians.
nor will II be permitted to die until 1t is
settled. and settled right. The sooner
democrats Of all shades come to realize
this fact the better for the party, the peo-
pie and the government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20
HIS Elenen,.

me oyster is noble fish.
but can not swim a mite.
he has no fms. he has no tai
M re mas no teeth to bite;
but still he swims with perfact a..
:, ANA yet. It's strsnee to say. 49,
he never glides about the sses
but In the consomme,
New York Evening Journal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20
Potatoc. VS.. Cotton.

gentleman, whose name we. failed 10
earn was In town few days ago with a
iarse load of vine-less yam potatoes-the
l,nest we have seen this year. which ba -
onering at 90 cents per bushel. In conv mrs
s SAXON with the Bali reporter he ststaa
n nat ne had raised this year 500 busba,a ~
posaloes on four acres, which al the nr,o oa
m na' VIII net him more clear money than
TIM, ns 81 our farmers will realize from ten
''.es 'ne amount of land in cotton.
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Walking a Coed Eight.
sherman Reglster '

me Houston Post is still keeping an the
ro sn. nor LOT democracy. and it is making a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20
Ii II as Had a. Thi.s
Wood County News.

The Bryan Eagle says that l-cent cot,or
means the 4-closure OF mortgages, to which
we VIII add that 4-cent cotton 4-warns the
farmer to hereafter plant about one acre az
eo..on 20 : acres Of other crops. A little
4-thought Is all that is needed. $500
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Related to n Texan.

FalestIne Press.
!, ns oh'y redeeming feature about Hanna
y, Is. ne has first-class relative living ~
we'll .s ZINE ne must be all right to be So
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GOSSIP on

-. =
New York. ~
Thomas porterho
| hasrca ~. 'ncee
torIa . ~ .exsn has ~
Sstis nna can now IS
'ne Windsor
Tho new electr,c y
portion Of the Fn,,'ss
Astor place n go.
pronounced - rorty>o
trolley is 4 rrs stoe n,
working like Z -, = \. u
sAArm t1
II the hayseed - -.
Of th,s o oou' Laws
tha "a Osmopols pssl
Man Su tp pop o., to cfsatx
southeastern tier - r,' re
Albany during nv WI, pssl
gers, on the olhsr s I Nlnl1 !.
good, the Imnerss, pane
measure Of home r,,, ~
the charter, and nrcS
wee bit wider. p'vp
Il
One Of the most, a,..,. b
- mar uA, :. 'oSn mas started I
month ~ 'une' . ~
and. having n eiaa.s WAY ri
the establishment MN, - W
tention 10 matters ~ e..
lectual Importance y
husbands. can be savs S;n ~ n
- x n
Seth Low, LII. n ~. !. u
side ovsr ~ Wy
wy uestlnies 4
'erslty. mat was decided .
ing held In the new ccat..
week. Mr.. Low, by rso,s.s,
resignation. He declinss
conclude that Seth hsa 1 T.
euie. are much to the dis1rs
omen hos \ , n,,a VINO would lls
book. and enter ~ = - we d n
eSsss
The bow choir !, \. u
protes,,nt r.s, y p
Hpiscopsl cnulrk +
lures winch have given Il br.,i
other boy choirs of ri. 81. "a
maintains a day school Ss u
their tuition, noon InrsS
reckoned as part az ihs1s ~.
cancy occurred In this chsi. j!
of last season. which u,as M
ter George Winter Of ats,A.s.;f
as an integral part OF wc,st, =
tropoiis, and the choir mastef I :
a,os e. ,aiol'ant person y Nj
By the next xyasb,nr..., Z.
Wi, 80. " Daa
YIN may nave a new slstpe b
one oil the public squares q "a
a bronze group of Washinrtaa {.
cite, modelled by Mr. nsr,S,is =
signed the Statue OF Liberts' !, \.
1t has been bought by Cha.
Rouss, who intends 10 ofIer 1, I
to be erected In whatever ~.
thorities may select. ma ss,9
little more than life size ~ \.
be among the best efYofts &
French sculptor. It's 4 IN
didn't get next to Father KnIsir42
fore some of the other allesd
Twenty-seven persons ~ \
be the rightful owner Of 80 y
body lost ON an EastsIda s,,sv
nickad nm hv a bnr,, -, 49,, 4
was w,tnessoS hv t,,sr,, s s9sas
NJ whn,n cn,,,a -, M
~. Ill Ts.a,,, 49, ~
ci,imad ~ ,ra,ss
pna ,,as s,1ad ~, rAu u,,,~s Z \,
r;ous Suns wars Sc nar,,cr.S =
! he wow sron, e. - sSoc SS,S .
a r;va "" - rarn ri ~ ~ 80 ~ 4 49,
! ha eash ,ost an ,h No. eo !. Z a.
ha u.o,,id NO. nj. ~ IL ~, ~ ~ ~ :. h
riot a,,nos ON ns m,s NV Nj 49,
,i ,sns as ~ o aueu,a W. IA .psS 4.
len the cause s ~ ,be 1 comv ~
me t,,rnea IN Who COMA 'nsrr
ma idontifv tha NH. ~ ~
n ha snealed at on Etr.a ss;ss
-
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Prenldent lgleaas mas peen re-eiec'eo
IN Costa Hsca by majority OF N.VW votee
sAs,v~ .Y.cn,t herosc nathods NJ carrying
| eJecfinn~ from r,re.s,3ena rr,esas In or
der 10 4nsuro rho trann,r,iI,tv" with
Vn,a,t 41,e e,ect,or "a a,,d u, haye nassed
| IN ro,e~iaa admit have a. shoot. I'm
nr,.or,. nv hantsh mora thar, half the oppo-
sdttom Hovaver. dhe Ohio count Is no
s,o,r,h ~ n, Results
The IAo,,tzvirie Dispa,tch is ''anarchistic"
enough 10 suggest that the people need
supreme court at washington, as plu-
tocracy has one.
The dtspatcncs have told us that tho
Washington administration returned ats
grateful thanks to Spain for the release
of the Connection captives! 1t appears
that there is always another depth of
poltnoncry and paisiaanimity possible for
the .sWaehinnyton administration IN deal
ing with Spain. An American battiesh,p
.ss.'' - - 1850 ~
= -
senator wolcott is as silent and sad IN
these mellow autumn days az a great
political binrsr steerer should be whose
- 80 $50 -
II there Ia at ono and the same time
both better and more extended service
and a big profit to the city in municipal
ownership and operation of public fran
chise. III would be difficult to find a good
why .ne .t.y U ~ % -, 49,,
Due'''s'e ioi i''.'. IN .,.o ~
aueSV" - pu'e', i'ips.e' -
II Galveston Fort Worth and Waco can
a,,,ov ctx.o,, ele,,,rl, pchts there would
seem 10 De no goon reason why houston
shouid mol ENJOY IKE aaVantases'
n is extrcn,elv encourat,Ing. and grah;ry-
,np N note the interest which our Fruit
Jrower and yepetah,e Festival ia aro,sinp
tb,,,pobo,,t tbe stare Tho nrornise is
'iiuceu' pri'iiah' oi'e anu sh'uiu SIT uhe
clo'~ens mere Vo reuouo'eu enon'' 70 soo''
'ho Siea'eS' Su'1e9' ia vac ii'9eo's VI e''e
e'S'
xr,.... x.y...,.., ......,,,a >ysa.tJ l. A., ,.,..
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CuRRENT ~

Valid Excuse.-She-Hc w =
not at Westend's receptive
Hell stayed away on
personal matter. . ~,
She-May l ask what Y
He-Will you promise Y NJ
She--Yes.
He-Well, they failed ~
vitation.-Collier's Weskiy'
precaution.--"wha make
take that girl to the thsa'a
ly?" (, . 49,
"The one who wears ING
Yes" III
HE wants to make suIs n w ~
by any possibility have =
Washington Star.
From Mr.. Isolate's Poiul q.
Isolate (of Louisville, is% w
newspaper)-In The WINE sss "
the Yukon valley. on lns M
frozen tight; in the suIams. NJ
mosquitoes, and larger oa 3 ii
Jersey; and provisions - d
higher than in New io..S
round. Think of 1t, FeroileT, "a
MIR. Isolate tearnesns'
suburb!-Puck.
Presentiments Of l Ev,. t
the somewhat irrespohsls Z t6I
YOU don't believe in sisns -
sense. But don't you SOU n,.s ~
self In circumstances wh'
ments OF evil?" u. ~
for a loan ! feel as u ~,
money. "-Washsngton ~
Not Much OF a wals r. ~
item Of ss9 for?" asked
Fly Chasers' union. ,v,rr ~
Gear fare for the wa's csii,3
spondsd the presideh'
American.
went = down town in q Eusp
Gays ago, and by the - -.
D,inham avenue he W. "a
came AFTER ~. ~
izen was obliyious Q. 4 -
wake up. Then inc ~ ~
ward again and gssc -
push. The latter ms. ss;ne ~
then growled In . -
"Quit your pusn
room on your side.
The laugh that Iol
Cleveland Plain peA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

~''~'''''S Shtuhtcit-
II the Fruit. Flower and verat,h,.
nival to be held at Houston on Dsssar 49,
TO II Is not blooming success. n viii,
b no fault Of The Post. "s''
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The Representative Texn. p.a.r

sherman Democrat.
IT., ine houston Post gets better every day
Inc people Of Texas are learning 10 oat.
'li1e Their representative State nanar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

II Is food for thought for Houston tax
payers that the general average of cost
of electric lights In iifty-ive cities In the
United States that are operating their own
plants Is more than 100 per cent less than
the cost of Fights in Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

A st. Louis girl became unconscious
from laughter at n Joke the other day.
Visitors to st. Louis should carefully
avoid springing anything funny on the
native population.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

- rH :!s s; z 3. e e. 4
" nv roef. II -. - 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

Trlzo Fighter Mccoy says he has In
vented "corkscrew blow which Will
prove a Settler" 1t Is difficult to con-
ceive of anything that would prove more
disastrous TO n man IN the prize ring than
a "corkscrew blow"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

Out OF 10000 government clerks in WASH
inston more than COCO are females. 1t has
long been known. however. that women
We're largely running the government in
Washington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

dermany win hold on in China. We
are told. Tho pigtaa furnishes the strong
hand with fine holt"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

when Weyler reaches Madrid he is like.
ly to become bigger man than old Sa-
gasta. A national ovation to a butcher
will be something of a novelty. however.
even In SPAIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20

II Galveston, Fort Worth and Waco can
enjoy cheap electric Fights, there would
seem to be no good reason why Houston
should mot enjoy like advantages
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
LEGtL NOTI.Es.

n THE CLERK 3 OFFICE or THE
| CIKCUlp COURT or THE COuN-
Try or GOOCHLAND, OK TIE lIH
DAY or JULY. 1891.
Citizens Bank of Richmond, Va, suing
for tho benefit of itself and their cradi-
tors OF Virginia NJ. Allen, holding lions
on her real estate. who Will come in and
contribute 10 The COSTS and expenses of
THIS SUIT ........................... fldlnt4i'
against
Virginia NJ Allen r. s. Allen and the
unknown holders or owners Of the notes
executed by said Virginia NJ Allen,
dated August Is, 1885 and secured by
deed OF trust from her and others Of
that date. and othcr.........D elendants.
The object of this suit Is 10 subject
the tract OF land called Upper Iucka-
hoe" containing C26 acres, more or less,
TO the payment OF a judgment obtained
bv said Citizens Bank OF Richmond
AGAINST said Virginia VI. Allen. for six
hundred dollars, besides interest and
costs. and have said land sold or leased
for the purpose OF applying me proceeds
thereof 10 the payment or the mems on
said land, according 10 thelr respective
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants, the holders or
owners OF the said notes, made hy said
Virginia NJ. Allen and secured as af0re-
said by said deed OF August ID, 1896, are
necessary and unknown parties. IL is Or
dered that they do appear here within
fffeen davs after due publication hereof.
ana do what may be necessary % pro-
fect their interest In this suit. And IL IS
further ordered that a copy hereof be
published once a week for four weeks In
he Richmond Times. and that a COPY
he nosted at the front door OF the court
house of this county on the first day Of
me next term Of the County Court
WILLIAM MILLER, Clerk.
4 copy-Teste.
a IL Lsalla n.n-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
Two Very Handsome
AND DESIRABLE
Pieces Of Property
IN THE BEST SECTION OF THIS
CITY.

By virtue Of several deeds az trust dlis
recorded IN the clori' Office OF hlcplno5i.u
Chancery Court, iu ID. -. l'' q ,@f, n
I'm j.. Il. lj6 g. plHr 900, ahl ll -
100 h. page li3. default having been lnuet
In the payment of certain moneys ny r'"
secured. and being required hy inc peH.
lciarv and at the request OF inc oNut'f
we will sell by public auction OF '"'
p SINE sA,TiG''RDAY July q. 1897.
beginning I'D $3.50 H.. b.. the following
First. That VERY COMFORTA HlE
AND DESIRABLE DWELLING, 40. ~
north Harrison street, between ldNhll-
street ana Park avenue. The mousse -7
comparatively new, contains tti io''i.
with all modern improvements. "e 10y
fronts on Harrison street 20 irtl "l,U
runs back lO3 feet 10 am alley Do ltH4.
This house must Doe sold, ana laft, s.
seeking a home or an inFestncht tAoA'"
not fail 10 attond this sale
sell that particularly lAAbaDMh va
CANT LOT. on north Side oi Grove ave-
nue.. Just west vt Harrison slig5,l' non, o,0
of the Morriss property, fronting 800 leel
on Grove avenue. ana running hac- Oh
ifs western line 40 feet. ana on MS eaht-
ern line III feet 90 am alley IN rear lo lrel
wide. with "a frontage on said ahey oil ~
This is one of the last vacant lots IN
this very desirable ucighEOrn00d. and
the splendid residences recently tFeclen
i'm its Immediate vicinity render 10 pe.u-
larry attractive. Parties wishing to build
will rarely ind such am opportunity.
TERMS. Cash, though more lnfral
terms may be announced no sale. MAKE
n note of The day and hour and como.
WILLIAM n. WILSON. JkY
Il. b. CHAPLIN.
HENRY ). liUIILER.
Trustees
r. D. Chafln & CO.. Incorporated. .Auc.
fioneer- iyi6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24

islatgro from this district including Man
chester. Chesterfield and Powhatan. y
number OF ManChosterians, In speaking
OF tho Office say Manchester IS entitled
To a.. and tho name Of Mr. Ernest ~.
Wells, a prominent young lawyer, has
been talked OF beth III this city and conn
try. and ho has been urged particularly
By country friends 10 becc me "a candidate.
Mr.. Wells Was born I'm Chesterfield. lear
the courthouse and Is known TO every
citizen Of the county. For some years he
has been residing IN Manchester and
practcing his profession in the city ana
county and has gained great popularity.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs VI. T. Broaddus accompanied by
her daughter. Miss II. +. Broaddus, OF
Belmont Hcnrico county have been yis-
E.ag her son. Mr. r. c. Broaddus' OF
Airs. q. A. Rainos and children left
YESTERDAY on the noon train 20 visit friends
and relatives IA Danvillc, Va, ana Colds
Mr. W. p. FIournoy. Of Hampton. is in
the city visiting his family.
Mr. r. G. j. Farmer is quite Ill at his
home near tho city
other night and had an interesting prac-
tee under the direction OF Prof. Hugh
McIier. 'hCir leader
Thc condition OF Mrs. Hooker. who has
been quite ill az the residence of her son
iu-law. Mr.. George i. Ely, IS somewhat
Thc condition Of Mrs. John II. Ingram.
who has been detained az home on ac-
count OF sickness, is very much better.
KcNa. W w. Lear and J. @. Babcock'
who are attending the District Confer
enco in York county viii return nome
to-day.
A sad death was that Of little Annie
Lee Warwick, aged eleven months, daugh-
ter of capt. W. r. and Mrs. susan T..
Warwick, who live at III east Firth ST.
this city which occurred at / L. M. yea
tcrday
Miss Ruth NUunolly and brother, Mr..
Harvey Sturgeon, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. W. 9. Rice. I'm Chesterfield.
Mrs. Kate Walden has returned from
Halifax county. where she has been visit
ing the Misses Edmondson.
AIR. Augustine Royal who has been IN
Nelson county for few weeks, loit
Thursday FOR pOwhatan his former home,
10 visit friends Ills health is improvlng.
Mr.. William y. Page, whose health has
been falling for some time. Is now IN eN-
trcmis at his home on Cowardin avenue.
Mr.. John T. Harris, Of Powhatan county
and DR. John HrodnaN. lcit Thursday Tor
Ocean View, where they VIII spend seNe-
raj days
Mr. Charles Mccain. who has been I'D,
is c0nyalescent
air. Washington Hicks. Of Chesterfield.
is extremely so. lie f. eighty years Oh
and father Of Magistrate George HICKS
and Mr.. William Hicks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
Rescnc ConncIl Excursion

The members OF Rescue Council, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, ana
their friends had their annual outing
Thursday night This year their excur-
sion took the form OF moonlight trip
ON tho steamer Pocahontas down the
river 10 Dutch Gap and return. More
than 200 people were on board and danced
10 the strains OF music made by splcn-
ala string band.
The committee which had the refresh
ment booths IN charge managed their
part OF the affair splendidly and nothing
was lacking which could contribute 10
the pleasure Of those aboard.
From financial standpoint, too, the
excursion was very successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
FIRMER Evans nor,
He Is Unable to Tell when the Hot Spell
j. Going To stop.

Farmer Evans was not in any too gem
ial mood when l asked him yesterday
morning how long he thought the present
cold spell would remain I'm this section.
1t will just last long enough he
said "to let people know that 1t has been
here. In the general run, ] believe. the
people VIII cuss that it has come, but the
Traction Company and the Forest I'LL
Company Will Toe glad Of it,
"The weather is a pretty hard thing 10
get hold OF, for 81 is always with u.s.
but not always satisfactory. We have
two storm areas In this vicinity this
morning and both Of them are of suiil-
Client size To create considerable heat.
zone of them is in the extreme North
west. which will not AFFECT US for some
time The other one is stationed in the
Eastern Lake region, and IL IS the one
which is creating this hot weather at
present.
'lt Us moving eastcrly very slowly and
I DO not see any prospect Of any cool
weather until we get out Of the inilu-
once Of that storm"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24

Father Tierney Arrives aud Takes Charge
OF His New Onice.

Very Rev Father Ticrney the newly
appointed vicar-generai Of the Diocese Of
Virginia and father rector Of st. Peter
Cathedral has arrived i'm this city and
tukon Up his residence at the Bishop S
house. lie succeeds Father Cutler VINO
returns TO his old charge at Alexandra.
Father Terncy served here from 1888
to 1872 leaving in November OF the latter
year 10 take charge Of Falls Church,
parish. where his labored faithfully ever
since. His work here was the first he
undertook after his ordination IN Rome
bv Cardinal Monaco La Nalleta. At that
time he filled the offices Of Chancellor Of
the Dioc6se and secretary 10 the Bishop
Father Tiemey pursued his classical
studies at St Charles College. in Mary
land From that institution he went 10
the American College, in Rome, where
ne spent six years-two years IN the
School Of Philosophy, and four years in
the theological course. Early i'm 1852 he
was ordained, and came at once 10 Rich
mond.
The mission at Falls Church has been
assigned Father Bowler formerly Of
Alexandria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL D. is9l.
and points N0rth. stops az
Elba. Glen Allen. Ashland,
boswell. Ruther Glen, penoIa,
Milford. Guinea. Iredtrlchs-
burg Brooke aud NldeWaiei.
g.t5 4. II. Daily except sunday, for
Washington and points North
Stops at LlDl, Ashland, Tay-
lors,lue. boswell. huther
Glen. IenOla, Milford Woods
lane. Guinea summit Fred
erlcksDurg Brooke and " ide-
water Pullman Car
l2OoaL Daily except sunday. for
Stops al Llua, Glen Allen,
Ashland, boswell. Milford.
Fredercksuurg. Brooke and
Underwater Idf.ll-lar. al-u
connects with Congressional
Limited az Washington.
7lj pm. Daily for Washington and
points North Stops at Eiba,
Ashland. boswell, Milford.
Tradericksblrg, Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmond TO
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION
S.l0 \. NJ. Daily Stops at Whitewater
brooke. Frcdcricksburs. Aiil-
ford boswell Ashland, and
E.bl. and other stations Sun
days. sleeper New York TO
Richmond.
2.i5 =. NJ Daily except Sunday Stops
at Whitewater Brooke. Fred
cr.a1shurg summit. Guinea.
WOOlslaue. Milford. Penola.
Ruther Glen, boswell TaylOrs-
vile. Ashland. Glen Allen and
Elua. Iarl0r-Car from Wash-
iIgion.
IMP. N. Daily. Stops only at Fred
eucksturg. boswell and Ash
land. Puilmau-CJr5 from New
York and Washington.
SAG 2. NJ. Daily stops 40 Whitewater,
Brooke. Fredericksburg. sum
mit. Guinea. WOodslaue Mil
ford Penola, Ruthor Glen,
boswell Ashland. Glen Allen
and l.lba. Sleeping Car
FREDERlCkSB' ACCOMMODATIONS.
DAILY. Except Sunday
400 T. NJ. Leaves Byrd street Station.
$50 \. NJ. Arrives Byrd street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY. Except Sunday)
Gao 4. ". Leaves Elhl.
500 +. ". Leaves Elha.
$40 4. NJ. Arrives Eiha.
600 T. NJ. Arrives Ella.
G. A TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
RAILHp DS'
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

HGkAn ilU uUHSl Lisk
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY ~. 1897.
LEAVE RiCHAOND-USION
900 A. ~. pailI pE a4r.yss Petersburg o.si
a. NJ, Norfolk ll.2g y. ~
stops only az Petersburg,
Nalcrly. and SUFFOLK, Va.
300 a. III, Daiiy, aiIiyes FeLeF sguIs w
q. NJ, Weldon li:i6 a. a.
Fayetteville 40 Il. d.,
Charleston 1920 l.. NJ, S9van-
nah I2.J0 a. d., JacksOnyille
1880 A. d.. Port Tampa GO
4. 81. Connects az. wilson
with No. -. arriving COLDS
borO 3.lO L. NJ. Wilmington
$40 Z. NJ. Pullman sleeper
New York 20 Jacksonville.
200 Z. NJ, Daily local, arrives Peters
burg 3:42 +. NJ. Makes al
stops.
$50 p. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 0.10
j. VI. Makes local stops j.
and +. railroad.
T.3O p. ~, Daily. arrives Petcrsburs > 10y
4. H. connects with y. ana
W. for Norfolk and interme-
connects with A. and ID. for
stations between Emporld ahl
LaWIcnceyllle). ~ eidpu ~
J.. ~. Fayetteville 1901 A.
b.. Charleston 0.o2 a. b.. IA
vannah S.O6 a. A., Jackson
vile 400 h. d., Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA In.-Arrylne
Aiken : rs A. h. Augusta 10
A. n. Macon II 4. NJ, At
lania l2.lj y. M Pullman
Shoppers New York 10 WI
miArtOn. Jacksonville, lort
Tampa Aiken, Augusta ana
$3.50 r. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg
D.3l J.. b.. Weldon il.2) j. d.
Makes local stops between
Petersburg ana ~ rlNoN.
1850 P. NJ; paiiy. ,aTriyes feiers5.ar-S
12.35 A. NJ. Lynchhufg 900
A. A., Roanoke $50 \. 81,
Bristol 1I5 j. n. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond TO Lynch
1885 A. n, Sunday Accompanying
i:4o p. NJ. sunday Aceommod4!io8
Makes all stops -. q =. II. i.
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCNMoNb.
APO A. NJ. Daily From JacksorNllle.
Savannah, Charleston. Aliau-
ta Macon, Augusta, ana an
points South
SIS A. NJ. Daily except Sunday. Allan
a. Athens. and Raleigh, lien
derson, Lynchours, ana the
s.s7 A. NJ Daily Petersburg Local
500 a. NJ sunday only From Atlanta,
Athens Raleigh. ard ltcn,de.
son. Lynchhurg and The. West
HOS A. NJ. Daily NOriolk, Suuolh' "Nu
Petersburg.
ESQ p. NJ. Daily Jacksonville. Saran-
nah Charleston Wilmington
Goldsboro. and au points
South
ZOO p NJ. Daily. Norfolk. suffolk, WAY
erly. and PETERSBURG
g.56 y NJ Daily Petersburg, Lynch
burg. and West.
Q.fO 4 NJ SUNDAY Accommodation
7.25 =. NJ. Sunday Accommodal iol..
r.. a. EMERSON,
p KENNY Traffic Manager
General Manager .4
Division Passenger Agent
@. S. CAMPBELL,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-24
Miss Crenshnw's Fnnernl.

The funeral servlcss Of the late Miss
Elizabeth Mcdaniel Crenshaw. who died
on Wednesday morning. took place 40 3
o'clock yesterday morning. The sergices
az the house at Main and Adams streets
and At tie grave at Hollywood cemetery
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Moses
-. NIoge There were no pail-bearers and
the funeral was very private, only the
near relatives Of MISS Crenshaw attend
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