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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
JOHN ADDINGTON SIMONDS.
A NOTE ON IFS HISTORY OF THE RENAISSANCE
IN ITALY.

NOTE ON IFS HISTORY OF THE RENAISSANCE
IN ITALY.
simultaneously with the completion in Eng
land Of a new edition Of his Renaissance in
Italy" the late John Addington Symonds re-
ceives the tribute of memoir three pages long
in the latest volume of the Dictionary Of Ma
tional Biography" These from the pen OF
Mr. Richard Garnet estimablc scholar
whose scholarship is nevertheless without the
accent Of Authority. He writes with sympathy
and in the main, with justice, but it is disap-
pointing to find him perpetuating common
misconccption Of his authors greatest work,
namely the history of the Renaissance in Italy.
1T is a series Of picturesque Sketches, he says,
rather than a continuous work, and the diverse
aspects Of the Renaissance presented sepa-
rately are never sufficiently harmoniZed in the
writer's mind" This does less justice to Sy-
monds's mind than to Dr. Garnetts. The latter
forgets that the Renaissance is exactly the
period in the worlds history which cannot be
presented with anything like homogeneity by any
author In one way it was marvellously harmoni-
Gus. That is TO say, the most diverse express
sions of the genius Of the time were marked by
exactlv the same note exactly the same under
tone But il was a time of transition, mems
minds were being pulled many different ways al
once the cravings of the soul were conflicting
with the desires Of the flesh, and as a result the
whole movement is utterly beyond the scope or
the man with a formula Symonds had no ior-
mula. That is one reason why the new edition of
his great work to which have just referred
is certain to give him new lease Of life. 1t Is
true that the history is not "a continuous
work. but every one Of those picturesque
sketches SO jauntiy dismissed by Mr.. Garnet
is packed with vitality. and to read them is TO
come close to the essential spirit Of the RenaiS-
>
samoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
4 SCIENTISTS MEMORIES.

,o, NrwCoMB ON HIS FRIENDS
August Atlantic" presents delightful
~, O, "reminiscences by PROFESSOR o''hon
ehaf'N one full Of characteristic gimpses Oh
NeN'" IN the world of science. There Is
men .,ns truth in his statement that more
bun" American working In a field removed
tDSH .ns rublic eye may have some reason 10
f'm -" ~ osorts are more highly appreciated
iee ma" 49,, q, home Mr. George w. HILL
spfoau ",,o has made the little postoffice OF
!" -, Tprnpike known to mathematclans ana
N'"N re the world over. is very modest
Owe Of the hardest wrestles ever had
ma" - official superior was in trying to get
W. Of the Navy 10 raise his salary to
81" ,,,dred dollars. A few years later he
'V-'' ., PROCESSION Of distinguished men,
hv the Duke Of Edinburgh. who received
h'"', - ~ Doctor Of Laws from the Uni
..,s;,v Of Cambridge"
;..o- Newcomb mentions the career OK
an example Of the spirit that impels
.,ta,,ee worker OF the highest class and or
. So, So, 70 which an enlightened community
-" ,oror him for what he is doing. The Amer
,..r saws Of the Englishman: "One OF the Gre
80 n modern mathematics, he never mao any
,roh,,ion beyond the prosecution OF his iaVorl'e
-. first met him at a dinner Of the Astro-
&c, Society Club. AS the guests were tax
49, ~ their wraps and assembling in the ante
~ noticed with some surprise that one
MN, supposed to be an attendant was INTRO
srce6 as Professor Cayley His garb set OH the
.o,roirg baggardness Of his keen features so
,sec,ivey that ! thought him either broken
doUn in health or just recovering from some
,-o,racted Illness The unspoken words on my
lire were: Why. Professor Cayley, what has
,snr4ned 10 your Being now In the confess
sopal | rfust own that did not, at the mo-
nent recognize the marked intellectually OF
very striking face AS a representation OF
,na,hematician in the throes Of thought know
nothing 10 equal his portrait by Dickerson,
which now hangs in the hall Of Trinity College.
Cambridge and is reproduced in the sixth vol
une Of Cavley's collected works His life was
hat Of a man moved TO investigation by an un-
controuable impulse, the only sort OF man whose
work is destined to be imperishable. UDtl forty
years Of age he was by profession a convey
ANGER. His ability was such that he might have
gained fortune by practising the highest
branch of English law, if his energies had not
been diverted in another direction. The spirit
in which he pursued his work may be judged
from an anecGote related by his friend and CO
worker, Sylvester, who. II speaking OF Cayley s
even and placid temper. told me that he had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

never seen him ruffled but once. Entering his
Office one morning intent on some new mathe-
matical thought which he was discussing with
Sylvester, he opened the letter-box in his door
and found a bundle Of papers relating to law
case which he was asked to take up The in
terruption was too much. He flung the papers
On the table with remarks more forcible than
complimentary concerning the person who had
distracted his attention at such an inopportune
moment. In 1863 he was made professor al
Cambridge, where. no longer troubled with the
htricacies Of land-tenure. he published one in
vestigation after another with ceaseless activ-
W. 10 tbs end Of his life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

"A most valuable piece Of work. The
horcush oboded in il the results Of the
,rihor H into the authorship OF the
pes' md IVA his data may therefore be ac-
pr,ure'' IND Besides being painstaking and
spted o. readable annotator. so that his
sscrrate Il. Nv instructive but diverting. The
N ~. are good and the whole book is is mOae'
I'is sntins. Mr.. Law tells us that he .s eon'em-
aF'h.,n,sbins similar volumes on other por-
,sis 49, Roval collection If his enterprise is
- o. ~, surported. We do not see how the
,'Np'.a fan to respond to the appeal tacitiy
r:S% n this book, and to assure thereby
sl'an'.a' ..,,on Of the companion volumes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

'acular either. about the scenes in which ne
appears as Mr. Eggeston paints them He has
pathos and humor, and seems to enjoy telling his
random tales. The reader is, on the whole well
pleased, too.
The author OF Red Coat Romances" is some
umes little mawkish. That spells his book
which is. in fact, mediocre performance. At
the same time there is an undercurrent Of real
ism in it that exasperates through its elusive
ness. 1t suggests that Mr.. Prescott might have
made his stories better with a little more skill
and with little more vigor.
M. Halevy's little photographs of fashionable
French life are clear and not without a certain
dainty quality that sets off the satrical accent
Of the author. He is bright, vivacious, and I'M
deniably amusing. But although the translation
in the present instance is excellent as far as 1t
goes. 1t does not seem judicous to put him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
FICTION.
MR. JANvIER's FANTAsTICAL SEA STORY

IN THE SARGAsSO SEA. A Novel BY Thomas
A. Janvier. Duodccimo, PIP. 29S. Harper u
Brothers.
AT YOU-ALLS HOUSE" Missouri Nature
story. by James Newton Basket. Duodecimo
PIP 96 The Macmillan Company.
SOUTHERN SOLDIER STORIES BY George
Cary Eggleston With Illustrations by r. r.
Zegbaum. Duodecimo, PIP. z5L The Macmillan
Company.
REDCOAT ROMANCES. BY f. Livingston Pres
Co.
AUTUMN MANOEUNRES. Stories and Sketches
From the French OF Ludovic Haevy BY Mary
Il Son.
There Is one little touch in Mr.. Janvier's
story which is little less than a marvel. He
opens with transaction between his hero and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
LITERARY NOTES.

Most OF the short stories which will make up
Mr. Thomas Hardy's next book have already APP
peared in magazines Mr.. Hardy is now at work
on the materials for his new novel. which VIII
not. we are told resemble Tess or Jude In
any particular the author therein returning to
his old manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

into English at all. The mans note, the some
thing which makes his trfes artistic and charm
ing, can hardly be reproduced in another Ian
guagc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

Mr. Rider Haggard is at work upon a bucolio
volume TO be called "A Farmers Year: Being
His Commonplace Book for 1895" 1t deals With
country life in the English county of Norfolk
and gives a daily record Of experiences on 3tVs
acre farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

II is reported that Mr.. f. G. Jackson's book.
Three Years at the North Pole" will be pub
lished this autumn. 1t will be illustrated with
a large number of reproductions Of photo
graphs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

Apropos Of new edition Of Michelets book,
"I,Oseau" the authors widow is quoted as
saying that when he had finished the closing
chapter of his history Of the Revolution he
showed serious symptoms Of overwork. For
complete change of thought she thereupon sug-
gested TO him that he should write sort OF
prose poem on the birds In reply he urged her
10 write the book herself. When she set about
doing il he became interested, added touch
here turned a phrase there, and sprinkled gold
dust over the whole"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe's "reminiscences arg
soon to aupear in the pages Of The Atlantic.
Her experiences in life have been wide and IN
teresting she has known many famous people.
and many amusing ones ana no woman Is Dec
ter ouaIed to write recollec tons worth reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

1t is reported that Mr.. Horace f. S
occupy himself in future along new
erary work with the firm with VII
long been connected. The editorsh
Atlantic" will remain il the hands o
ter Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

Three stories by the late Mrs Oliphant are ia
be brought out soon They are entitled That
Little Guilty" Isabel Dysart' and DR.
Barrere," and they will be included in one vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

In the July number OF 18th
Studio" there is a charming ar
mand Dayot on The Three Vel
brated French artists. From
Illustration. an interesting pen
Sir Walter Scott. which makes
appearance in The Studio"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31

The late Aubrey Beardsey left a number
Illustrations for Ben Jonson's "Volpone," and a
edition with these decorations will soon be issue
in London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10

wv ~ ~>-0-o-~.~ ~-~-~-0>~~~~-~-~- ~~-c-( =.
TEJSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ABOUT
NINE MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust from b.
Bailey. dated May 9Th 1850. recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF Henrico County
Courthouse. I'm ID. y. l0i. page f29. de-
fault having been made In the payment OF
the note sect red thereby. the undersigned.
having been requested so TO do by the
beneficiary. will sell at auction. on the
premises. on
MONDAY. THE nth DAY OF FEB
KUARY. 1885.
al O'Clock +. NJ. the real estate de-
scrihed In said deed. as follows:
y certain piece. or parcel. of land lying
and being In tho county Of uenrico. on
the New Charles city road. about nine
miles below the city ~ Richmond. end
containing sbout twenty-five acres. and
bounded as follows: on the north by the
SAID New Charles tity road. on the east
by the land Of Jas. Jordan. deceased
on the south by tire land Of Akasslow.
ana II ives; - the iand II Miles Wade.
deceased: being the same land conveyed
to the party Of the first part by Daniel
Bourne. by deed dated April the 2sth.
1876 recorded IN Henrico County Court
IN d. p. -. PAGE 800.
Said real estate Is located on a public
read. IN easy access 10 the city Of Rich
mond and has a dwelling and stable
thereon: and II is valuable for both farm
ing and residential purposes.
TERMS Cash.
ALBERT S. GooDE.
fe2-Ict. Trustee.
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~~~~-~~-o~~~~~~~~-~~~~ ~~-o~~~~ ~~-~~~o~0~>
BY A. l.. Atkinson.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va.

A UC1lON Sale OF a valuable IrucK
y and Fruit Farm, containing II acres
within three miles OF Manchester III
Chesterfield county. Va. Also STOCK I'M,
elements and furniture, OF the tequeht ol
the owner. who has TO leave az once 10
fl a very nattering position hs mas &C
~epted In archer State. ! VIII sell al pup
lie auction on tho premises on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1885,
at 70 o'clock noon.
First. The above valuable farm 'front.'
ing al the corner OF the Pompey Spring
and Warwick roads. about one-half OF
which is clsared and in a high state OF
the balance is In woods. Their,
Ia n never falling branch on the place.
and we'll Of excellent water at the
dwelling.
The improvements consist OF neat
we'll finished six-roomed dwelling. Ri
chen. stable, hen-houses. &C.. large orch-
ard vineyard. asparagus beds &c.
really good farm. close 10 town and iive
minutes wall: from railroad
Second. VIII also sell good horse
lne Jersey COW. chickens. farming i'm
plements. and all the hou'ahold and Kit
chen furniture the latter IS all new ana
attractive the dwelling : cling furnished
throughout with good modern furniture
TERMS As TO real estate one-third
Cash and the balance in one and two
years. deferred payments bearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust.
A. L. ADAMsON. Auctoneer.
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
PUlGladS ndillJlI.

SSiiED l-.- .-t ..- ~ e. s-.-si 40 +.''.
a. 80 ~ -io-. D0-..
LE-NN L. 4.la.J 1l ...4-4-4 5lA4 lD-''
i.ly a. "A. D4uy lor W 4alpAs-4 $685. anu
points A1Itl. at1Fa 'nlJ a.
Milford aDu Frcl-ilrnsput a'
Pullman slelpet5 ~ Nt" L'i N'
$40 A. NJ. SUNDAY uuly, flr h A".I'Hn l'n
ana points North. e-'i' A-
kiOl Glen Auca, ashanti
LAY .OrsfnIc, boswell, huiner
Glen, Icuul4, Muiuld, ~ o"Aa-
lane, Guinea, euiuAlli, it4rt-
lcksbuIs, btouhe aud hllr-
wafer. Pullman car
g:5 A. NJ lauy. except sunday, ioF
Washington anQ l1lnNa NJflu.
Stops at LILA, ashland lay-
loIaNIllt. boswell. ftu.htr
Gltu, peuol1. Alufuld NJ uuda-
lane, Guinea. summit ttrutt-
iCksburg, hrouAe aul iue-
water. Pullman case
o:o5 a. NJ eominee,'as ' ..',a -o i5;
Wilmington. Rauu3le. phll-
adelphia. aud Ncw A0ih. Ihe
Sew lotA uul tIotINl Spe-
Ga. composed entirely "
Pullman sleeping DIN Dog und
Observation ta4a. DO Dhtlt
rhHfuc otunr tnlu regular
I.lI..au lme. Does NOT s,op
,,.ou Bs,l W except Sunday. Tor
- -" - Washington and points Noith.
stoDs al El0a, Glen Alcn.
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
TfgdciIcSs burg brooke, Ani
lVldeWater Parl0r Car, also,
Conuo.f- With Congressional
IJ-lIted 40 Washington.
7.,s u n baHv. f0r Washington ard
''s' points North. stops at Eio!,
Ashland. boswell Milford,
FfsdericksburS, Brooke ana
Underwater ANA DINER stations
sunday. Sleeper Richmond ~
.n,,vr TTygRp STREET STATION.
hht'i Dl'ly. stops It underwater.
orr ~ - Ir00ke. Frrderckel ufL. sale
Ford. DCsBeA, Ashland and
Tlua and other stations elN-
days Sleeper New York. 20
pM iSa iH'''S except sunday stops
E'f' Ind Underwater. N..uhr ffrl-
er.ckshure summit Guinea,
Woodslaue. Milford. Iennia,
Fut .er Glen. boswell Iayiors.
re- l.fI nl. f''fN % H.u
Elba. Parlor car from wash
,.,opM B5iy. STOPS on'y no Fred
''i' erlcksburg boswell. ASH. ind
and Elba Pullman cars fiem
New YORK 49,
s,5 p. NJ. bany s,ons az . WI1e" ,..'e,.
mid. Cllre.. Mo0Isanf, Alii-
FORD. Peno'a. kuthcr Ditl'
boswell Nay .or-t liei IAt .tHl'
Glen Allen. and Lioa. sleep
o..o p NJ VI" ssoInencine January llih.
wv do IN eNcent sunday. De sew
York ard fIofNt 'F'e''''
pos NOT Ston ID III .,r.,,-
FREDEFTCRsR'G AccOMMo DAllO-''
DAILY. Except sundayg .
400 =. ~ Leave l9rd street 's.t,io,
$50 4. b. Arrive Byr1 So. elas'o''
ASHLANI TP
(patV Evrrnf sunday
G.42 A. NJ Leaves Fiha.
$50 p NJ. Leaves Elha.
GAO A. VI Arrives FIha.
500 p NJ Arrives Flha.
ca TAvr OP TIE 80 Manager
FIT p. MyrFS President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.

YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANORTE ROUTE NORTH.
FAVE RICHMOND.
s.qo y Nj ~. 40, baitt.uOre Lim'ted.
daily except Sundays. sor West
Point there making close Iunectlon
on Mondays, Wednesday, ind J. f-
DAYS with steamer toI salLmote,
also. with stage at Lester Manor Tor
Vslkerton and rappahanuOck on
fruesdays Thursdays ana Saturdays.
ON y NJ No. 10. local express Mon
davs Wednesdays, ana fudays, Tor
Nest Point and intermediate stu
lions. Connects win stage a Lester
Manor tor Walkerton and Tappahan-
nork. also. al West Point win
Steamer Tor Baltimore. Stops at all
500 s'J.0"ssl H.. No. 4s, Local mixed.
WV Leaves daily except sunday rom
Virginia street station Tor Wes1
POM md Intermediate stations. COM
r'ctirg with stage 9t LestOr Manor
Tor Walkcrton and lappaninnech-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT l<hMOND.
Q.fT a NJ. Doily. r-,.
1910 A. NJ, Wednesdays anu FHuaSs
son oPPlyM H.. Daily except Sunday from
CIV west Point and intermediate sta
s,ed 'I0"s. leave West Point 2, 900 P, NJ
Mondays WednesqsyS = ana iitiyTi ana sI.d
Baltimore at JHu > VI 4-7'IA|7' 4"1'''
dags , a'i' office al station loot ~ Virginia
.,t omen from 900 a. N. 70 90 =.
stree' "A rom a.3O p. N. 10 = A. NJ city
!ickst once 'cs east Ma ~ ' 4 TUnK.
j. n 1.rS Src Manager. Gen; Pass; Ae,nt
T. General MANAGER. Wash nc' on. d. &.
~ " WFSrRURY. Trdy. Pass. Agent.
- " osO east Man street. Richmond. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
On Southern
' CN Railway

EFFECTIVE JAN, ~, ls''.
Ilt4INs LrAt T. htCiiSiO-'A i',,nress
l2.OO nlsht. No. IL, southetn. EAP' el,,,
daily tor Atlanta, Ausus.a '' ~.
points south. Sleeper isculiiDiiu ~
Danvile. greensboro, s" .....,,I.',.
Charlotte, Columbia d"1 &C. a.,
Sleeper open az 9,sg Il i;,SShmS14 ami
Danviile to taNe on and let on pas
c9nnscts at Danville Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the NdsAlNst2h
and southwestern Limited no; 80
carrying sleepeis New io,h - Aen.
vile. hot Springs; Cna'ta "a, 90 p,,.
Nashville; New York - Meihglia.
New YORK 10 New orleans ~"
York to Tampa. and hrst-IidaS H'y
coach between Washington ai."
Memphis. Connections arc HAW'
Ter al points 10 leNas ald Ca..to,
MIA Sleeper open tor occupancy al
$3.50 L. ". s.r. 60
Y 90 noon. No !, solid train daily Tor
Charlotte, y. c.. connects 81 Muat
lev with Farmvlllc ard Iowualan
rail.oad AT keysyilie for Clat ks-
Vile. oxford. HENDERSON ana D i)I
ham, and at Greensboro Tor Dut-
ham KalsfCh AMI " ustOn-Saleini
al Dauvihe with No 81 Chile"
States fast mail, solid train, udliy
for New orleans and points south.
which carries sleepers New loth 70
New Orleans ard sew urk 10 jack
sonville. Through Sleeper Sa.Eoufy
10 Chattanooga, airo, fuiiiltn t'Ui
.nston To- san Francisco without
GOO l.. H.. No. II. local. daily except
SunCay, tor NeysVlAe ana ml'rn'e-
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Goo \. NJ
COS p. NJ From Atlanta. Augusta,
$40 4. a.. from Reysyille and local sta
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and g. between Manchester and
Neapolis.
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Amelia G. H.. Va. FEB. D. iS0S.
II o THE HEIRS or WM. GREEN.
j deceased and an others Interested:
Take notice that. pursuant 10 q decree.
made al the September term. 1891, NJ he
Circuit Court OF Amelia county in the
suit Of Wingo a. al. VS.. VIM. Green's cXr.
a. ais. I have fixed upon
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1893.
at the Office OF Southal & Farrar al
Amelia County courthouse TO inquire into
the following matters. t0-wit: First What
parties are entitled 10 the fund OF S2N so.
now on deposit in the : ate Hank Of Nir-
ginia. as the LEGAL heirs OF VIM. Green.
deceased Second. What amount Of mon
oy. If any Us still due AMI payable by
Edward Green. as executor OF W m.
Green. deceased. and II any money s so
due. 10 whom 81 Is due and payable.
Third. What estate Of the said VIM.
Green. deceased. is there. real or personal,
that remains undivided or not distributed.
and II any 10 whom II belongs and In
what proportions. And fourth What fee.
n any is Meade Haskns entitled 10 ont
Of said fund. or any other fund IN this
cause or 10 be brought into this cause.
for services rendered herein 10 the heirs
or dcvisees OF said William Green. de-
ceased. at which time and place an par
ties interested are hereby notified TO at
tend
Given under my hand as commissioner
in chancery OF the Circuit Court OF Ame-
liza county H. MEADE.
Commissioner in Chancery.
Amelia c. H., Va, Feb. 2, 1885 felt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
rant ROADS
Atlantic Coast Line.

Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN l..iios,S
TRAINS LEAVE klCENON ~ - ~
DEPOT.
900 a. NJ. Daily, arrives Petersburg s ~
A. 81. Norfolk n:A A. ~
Stops only az PeiefsOuIb'
Waycrly and suffolk. va. a.,
Dos 4. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 80
a. b.. Weldon h;s2 ~ n
Fayeltcvlle f1j i. ID
charleston 1870 p. NJ. savan-
nan 1880 a. ~. JacHs0nvi~
7.eJ A. NJ. Port Tampa o..e
l.. 81. Connects az Mi-9D
with 40. o.. arriving coos
boro $40 4. ~. Wiimingt9l
6.j +. N. pullman sleeper
New YORK % Jacksonvilie.
1855 p NJ, Daily local, arrives fettIs,
burg 3:l2 p. VI. Makes al
$50 p. NJ. Dsny arrives petersburg e;i5
j. ~ Makes local stops X
ana r. railroad .t
I.30 T. ~, Daily arrives Petersburg sos
l.. H. connects with y. ano
W. for Norfolk and interme--
dilte points Emporia s.iF
connects with a. ald ID. 10.
stations between Emporia ana
IaWrDuccNi Deb. Weldon s.-
p. n. Fayetteville 1904 A.
A.. Charleston G.U- A. 81. ga
vanrah 500 4. NJ. Jackson
y.Io 100 T. 81. Port Tampa
NEW LINE To MIDDLE
GEORGIA pOfNIS.-ArrivinE
Aiken 1.-> a. 81, Augusta SEQ
a. A. Macon ~ A.. ST.. AZ
l7utI 1876 -. 81 Pullman
Sleepers New York % Wiz
mnstol. jacksonville. lort
Tampa. Aiken, Augusta. ana
.Iac1u.
s.l II. ~. weldon 1880 a.. 81.
Makes local stops between
FetersDurs and weldon.
1000 A. ~, Daily except sunday. me
New York and FLORIDA Spec
CIal Arrives Charleston &. o.
a. ~ savannah yVl a. d.,
jacksonville ll0 r. 81, 81.
Ausnstne 800 b. AL. Tampa
1890 p. ~. Daily Arrive. Pe'ersaurS
1880 b. A.. lyrchburg l.0 j..
NJ Roanoke JeO a. A., Bristol
1920 a. 81 Pullman sleeper
Richmond Go T.yuchhur9.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 a. ~, Daily From J1ckaonfiIie.
savannah, Charleston, Alan.
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