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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
ENHANCING THE Plant.
Peninsula Electric Light and Power Com
raby Makes Extensive Additions.

The Peninsula Electric Light and
Power Company is adding extensive
improvements to its plant on Virginia
avenue. and when the work is COM
i,ieted it Will be one of the best equip
ped plants in the State.
Not only does this company supply
the electric lights for the city. but it
manufactures all The .ce consumed here.
In order to meet the increased demand
for ice an additional ice machine mas
been ordered and is now being placed
IN pnsisicn. This will enable the COM
33ny TO manufacture 100 tons of ice
every ':woney- four huus. A large stor-
age warehouse is also under course Of
construction. This building will have a
capacity of 1000 tons. The company
proposes to do an out-of-town business
next summer, shipping ice to nearby
permits.
The electric light plant will also be
enlarged. An order has been placed
sv.a.n the General Electric Company for
another large dynamo to be used for
arc lights. There will also be added to
.his department two b,aiiers of $50 horse
pawer each. and an improved Green
engine: of 100 horsepower. This will ne
cessita,c the building of another brick
fsu.oke-stack.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Mr.. w. +. 1sarrett Robbed.

In. addition to the two buFgl.res
which were reported in yesterday morn
irg's Daily Press as having occurred en-
West avenua Tuesday night. Mr.. w. f.
Barrett. who lives on the same thor
oughfare,, was rCbbea; the burglar get
ting $40 in cash.
Mr.. barrett resides with his father-in-
law, Mr.. George e. West. Sonletima
Tuesrlay night the house was entered
Through window. TIE thief went into
Mr. Barrettfs room. took his clothes.
carried them to another part of the
i,,Huse ana r,fiea the packets. 1t was
evident that SPOT cash was what the
hu; gar we1s looking for, as nothing else
was stolen. though there was a jew':'lry
box on the bureau In Mr.. Barrett's
room.
1t is srsnposed that nhe thief who nab-
bed Mr.. Barrett was o same man who
entered Mr.. J. c. Latimer's hbus steal
ing a gold watch and small amount of
money.
As yet the police nave been unable to
discover a clue to the burglar OF burg
lars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
BANK ROBBERS FOOLED.
4 Cohra saous Cashier Makes Use of Hi
PavnJvar

A Conra geous Cashier Makes Use of His
Revolver.
PORTLAND. ORE, Jan. 20.-A bold
ATTEMPT was made to hold up the Cit
liens Bank. ON the east ssde~about $3.50
o'cE4ck this afternoon. but owing to THE
courage of Cashier A. w. Lambert the
robb,r was put to flight without Sc
curing cent. The bank hali Just closed
for the day. and Mr.. Lambert. the man.
ager. with his assistants, was preparing
to put the money in the vault when q
masked man entered the front Goor.
In his right hand he had a revolver.
Pointing to a stack of bills on the
counter behind the screen the robber de-
manded that Cashier Lambert hand
them cut. Lambert started to pick up
the money, but at the same time Sc
cured a revolver from the drawer. AS
soLn Us the ropber saw this he turned
AMI fed, but before he reached the
str4et Cashier Lambert fired at him. A
ilarge crowd was attracted by the shoot
dng. but the fleeing ro:bber secured his
horse, mounted it, was soon out Of
sight. No trace of him had been Sc
cured up to a late hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
c1TY NEWS 1N s,slssse.

| Misses Nan and ClUmence Cook Went
10 Nnrfolk last evening to take part
| IL on organ recital given in that city
| last night at the Epworth Methodist
church.
| Today is the Chinese New Year and
40 ''shirtie'' VIII be "washie," as the
Cinnamon will observe the holiday.
Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones is visit
| ine, friends in Richmond.
| Mr. c. B. bartlett. OF Newark, n. j..
| is tn, guest of bis brother, MIR. s. L.
| Bartlett.
On w. r. AylStt. of King William
county. .ather of Or. W. r. Aylett, of
| this city. is guest at H1tel Warwick.
Mrs w. n. Bake is il at her home on
| Twenty seventh street.
| The Wnm.3 MS Christian Temperance
| Union h VI a meeting yesterday after
J nosn- at the military uca'@Smy.
| Miss Jennie TenHlActo cousin of Mr..
| r. e. Temp!eton, night clerk al Hotel
| Warwick, was married last night at the
| residence of her fathyr. in Bedford
| c. unity, 70 Mr.. Cha I'll s Jones.
| Miss I4ottie Davidson, OF Culpeper, Is
! the guest of Miss Johnston.
Mrs. w. 5. Lee, of Richmond, is the
guest of Mrs. James Colborn.
Miss Bessie ~Rray, of Gloucester coun-
| ty. is visiting her cousin, Miss Jessie
| Ro:ph on Twenty-Seventh street,
Misses S..lle and Louise Hopkins
| have returned to Richmond after a
short stay in the city as the guests OF
Miss Harmon.
The Philopatrian Literary Society
gave euchre party Wednesday night
at Orr's Hall. Quite number Of young
men We're present and participated in
the evenings entertainment
Assistant Postmaster Harry w,
Barnes went to Washhinsto last even
ing on official business.
| Great Senior Sa gamore of the Great
Council of Virginia, I. o. r. M. &c. w.
Adams, paid an official visit to James
town Tribe, No. al, of Richmond, Va.
| Wednesday night. While there he
raised" their nSw chiefs and made an
interesting and instructive address,.
| At noon y. sterday Mr.. Lemuel Pfaff.
/, of Baltimore, and Miss Rosena Kate
Haskell, OF Philadelphia, both members
fthe theatrical profession. were ms;-
ried at ST. Paurs Episcora1 church by
Rev. ]. F'ran<is Ribb!e, the pastor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
THIS CITY AS 4 SITE
For the United States Naval
Academy.
OFFICIALS DISCUSS 1T.
Owing 10 the Macy Edvantascs AHortic.,
Here For Training Cadets the
School May b. Transfer-
rcd Srom Annapolis.

It is understood that there is /, rnov,
ment ON foot in 1l,vaI CIRCLES a Wa
instyn u.l t.xr,,,tye tha ILuj,a.i Statas Ma
y.rI Academy now lo,,fs,s =, an,nnits
Md. TO NEWPORT News
The b,,tldinas ar Annonol.s "a -, a;
lapidat,I condition and win r,1o,:i,,.,> a
lsast Sc, 900, GEO to repDi.e then, and mi
ice drilling grounds in, .-o,,.i c.,nIE.it i,,'
1t is for this; reasan fh.ae ..{visahiifl,v ni
removing the GOVERNMENTS .nav,I sr.ho,,l
is being seriuiisl,, sid,,rss, NV. ~, Sf-
iicialEs in WASHINGTON
A reporter for fhe Ts-1v Press ,a,,z,,..7
s,,m a ,r,etie,,,n M ~
ton terentlv that ths. no viIJ .1,rf,.i..9. rs
fer tiamplun Nj aIisns m 80 f-,r - -.
academy. ,ITna srea exTansn of ~,,,ar
win AFFORD IDEAL 1ri,iina rrG,,n.ss r,,,,:.,,
better thon lnn enyarsn,s,.,n,t 49,. -,
at Anna polls Then no If ~. ocads.r,,x,
We're .ocated in, Eenynort Naus - ,To,,,1
be t4ny,.,!enr "a ma I.,,..ost S,s,,t,,,ira,
ing plant in the cnuntrv andth.a cadet
4,yClfl, hoy,san ,,,,,,r.t,,,,;,,. ~, ,,.,.r, ~
construction n.f n wars.rr,s t,,,,,, +l,,s ;,,-r
ing OF the keel tiIl If made i,s nl.i. al
trial trim. This p,,,,:icas WI w.,,,i,,
be OF untold a.-wanrara +o ~ 49,,
schoot,
g-ons.ressr.sn ard San, ,o,.s u ;s s,i1
are alsa interesting thams.Ivss IN ~ :,
project and me matter via ,r1},ai,i,, Es
brought To tsh.. ati,anti,, ~ $500. o
IAN .a,iv iafa :l,,r;.,t. ~ - o.. % -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
.Ana,hnr rusliist,c mitch.

1t leaked out yesterday that another
prize fight. or, q ,iia sports are pleased
to term it, sparring exhibition. took
place in til!s vicinity last Thursday
night.
According to the report, Peter Mamie
was one of the principals and again
ca iifasout victorious.
The name Of the other slusger could
not be learned.
1t is said that six rounds We're fought.
The first round, according to the ru-
NOR, was exceedingly bloody, although
neither of the principals is said to have
been seriously injured.
All efforts TO learn the place where
the fight took place have proved futile.
One report was TO the effect that II
was held in a resort in the city limits
under the gslse of political meeting.
The police say they heard of the fight
and understood that it occurred at
Point Breeze.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
"acRE" SCHOOL ABOLISHED.
Pupils Transferred. to the National Bank
Building.


The Board of Trustees of the city
public schools held "a meeting in the
principals room in the First National
Bank building last night. DIR. w. F.
Cooper the president, presiding.
Upon the recommendation of Profess
sor H.i1 .Epss,the board decided TO biol
ish the Eighteenth street (Acre) school.
OF which Miss Annie f. Wingfield is
the teacher. In recommending the alb
clifton Professor Epes stated that it
would enable him to provide aceommo-
dationS for at least twenty-five more
pupils. as ne could transfer Miss Wing
field to a room in the high school build
ing. This would enable children living
on this side of the railroad to attend
school. and it would not work q hard
ship on the pupils living on the acre
for there would be room for them aIso
as the rooms in the bank building were
more commodiouS than the one now in
use on Eighteenth street. He also eX-
planned that Miss Wing'field could di-
Vide her classes, teaching half in the
morning and the other half in the after
noon
Tha order . polishing the school will
take effect on Saturday so that the
change will not Interfere with the
school work.
Encouraged by the speedy action TAX
en- by the House of Delegates in passing
the bin amending the city charter so as
to enable the Common Council to issue
bonds to the amount of $50. 900 for
the purpose of erecting suiLa BILE school
buildings in different sections OF the
city. the board authorized the commit
tee on grounds and buildings to select
sites for the central school and other
buildings, and tMr. John G. Livezey was
appointed special committee to COM
nunica;e with Mr. C. b. circuit. presi-
dent OF the Old Dominion Land Com
pany, and obtain the lowest price pos
sible fer land.
After transa citing unimportant rou-
tine business the board adjourned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
s,h,,d r,avcd Wit. watches.

George. the 4-year-cld son of Mrs.
MoEie b Weymouth, a widow, who re-
sides at No. 27i2 Washington avenue,
~ as seriously burned ahaut MS sans q nj
body shortly after 3 O'clock yesterday
afternoon while playing with matches.
II. seems that the l9ttle fellow was in a
room alone anu got hold of Q box OF
ma tcpes He struck a match Which ig--
nited the othtrs ard finally set FIRE to
his clothing. Mrs. Weymouth heard, the
child screaming and uished to his as
sistance. extinguishing the flames. Drs
Wv. e. Cooper and ,Aylett We're summon
ed ard the physicians made the .ittle
fellow as comfortable as possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Police art.

Justice Brown disposed of the fellow
ing casss in the Police Court yesterday
morning:
John Ryan, disorderly; fn=i So ard
costs.
tBertie Fay, alias BERTHE Chatty (col-
ored), petty larceny: sentenced to serve
three months i'm Jail.
Bert King tcolored), fugitive from
justice: committed to Jail for ten days.
Hendrick Kelly, disorderly; fined Sc
and costs and required to give sl00
bond.
Ike Gorson, trespass: warrant with
drawn.
Virginia mstaltmef Company, doing
business without license; required to
take out same.
John Malone, selling goods without a
license; required to take out same.
George Owens (coiored). alias Will
liam Hall, housebreaking; sent on to
the grand jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Entered a Nolle proscqi.

The case Of the State VS.. FIR d c. Hehl,
indicted for house-hreaki..g, which was
placed on triaEin the cooperation court
yesterday morning. came to an abrupt
end, CsSmlnorWeadtt's Attorney J. K. NJ.
Newton entering noll5 prosaqui.
1T seems that the Indictment was
faulty, there being a mistake in the
name of the owner of the house from
(which Hvtlri is all gsd TO have stolen q
lot of carpenters tuc.s. A jury had
been enrpanneled when Attorney r. NJ,
Lett. representing the prisoner, raised
TIN raint. which the. court susiaineds II
Is Understood that He'll viii he reindict-
ed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Tidewater Medical association.

"A meeting was held in Norfolk yester-
day of the physicians of Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Berkeley. Suffolk, Smithfield,
Hampton. Newport News, Edenton.
Eliza beth City and the adjacent coun-
ties OF North Carolina and Virginia, for
the purpose OF forming a medical asso-
citation.
1t is not intended that this association
shall in any way CONFLICT with the
State Medical Association of either Vir-
gfnia or North Carolina, but the pur-
pose In calling the meeting is to bring
together the physicians OF this section
so that they may become better ac-
quainted. and for the benefits to be de-
rived from the discussion of papers
reports of cases, clinics. etc
The address OF welcome was delivered
by Mayor Mayo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Progress ON the Ba.t,csh:ps.

The report made monthly to Chief
Constructor Hichborn. at Washington,
as to the progress of tbs work on the
warshiI,S now building, shs&s that
the big hattieshiLs Kearsarge and Ken
lucky. now building at the shipyarJ
here. are more than half finished. the
exact figures being So per cent. The
.battleship Illinois, at the same place, is
80 per cent. advanced toward compile
ton. while the Alabama. AIT Cramps,
is IS per cent. and the wisconsin, at
the Union Iron Works. is 80 per cent.
along.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Before .Iusticc Ford.

ChayaSs Makes, notorious "hnbo.'
who halls from Richmfrnd. was before
Justice James E. Ford in Bloc:nfsLd yes
tertlay morning on a warrant charging
hin, with carrying concealed weapons.
Makes was ''stiapIeIi' and went to tae
lookup in Eefa.ult.
Last evening Captain c. j. Phillips ar
rested three little picaninni:s. who ''ho-
Decd" their way to tEis city on freight
in yesterday from Richm&'1d. They
are sassy" set and refused to give
their names. Captain Phillips locked
them up in the prison.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Co,orcd Literary soci. ty.

q A movement has been inaugurated by
the better element of negroes living on
Ivy avenue, in ,Bloodfield, TO organize
literary society for the purpose of
promoting education slmcIrs the race.
Rev. S. A. Howell and Professor w. P.
SRedcrcse are furthering the movement,
and C5,,,next Wednesday night "A meet
ing VIII he held at the Christian church
for the purpose of effecting permanent
organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Deeds Recorded j..

Deeds wers recorder yesterday as fol-
lows:
Old Dominion Land Company to ]. G.
Jones; considerat ioTl, 5000.
J. G. Jones ct TX to F. J. King, trus-
tee; consideration, 1914.
7 J. A. Willett ct ais, trustees, to Alice
r. Stuart, release deed.
Alice r. Stuart and husband to Sc.
.curity Trust Company; consideration
81, SOC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

DR.. D. s. Harmon. optician. Fly ex.
aminei free 1853 Main etreel. over {
and 10 cent store. Norfolk, Va.
de 12-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
LAUNCHING Of the Ba,ti.ships.

The day the Kentucky and Kearsarge
are launched Powell Bros. & King will
sell 500 lots at auction at Merrlmac,
on car line. and on Hampton Roads
ia 4-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
4 Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper who buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wood Co., Twenty-eighth street ia IA tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken Or grippe
f1for. ~ 5ft 5-st l5ls7sg .,a5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

Cascarets stimulate liver, kldneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken III grippe.
loo. u Z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

Deposit your clothes money with us
1t will pay you good interest.
WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

teontlnusd On Eourth pags.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

&. Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

| ROBERT J. ORR GRepublcan).
I LEWIS p. STEAlTsN0S (Derlocrat).
| Mr.. Stearnas is the latest addition to
| the list, but it is said that If he enters
| the field he will make a formidable
fight. Mr.. Stedrnes was formerly COL
| lector of customs for this port.
For Fommonwealth's attorney there
are three Democratic candidates. They
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02
opening and Closing of the Mails.

Northern mails, week days, close AZ 81
and il 40 s. III. and 1 10, , so; 6 80 snc
8 80 p. u. OpaD At 8 % g. N, u % T.
anG 8 OO .. u. On Sundays Northern mails
close al ! ! IA 3. IN. and 20 p IL.
Southern mails via Charlottesville, ciost
at 90 and 10 90 a. III. and . IS snd
8 80 p. N Open st 6 90 q. m. and , &c
and 4:30 p. IL.
Southern mails, via Richmond, cic,e n,
10 40 o. N. and 10 and 8 30 p. m.
Ms2s5sss Division mails close AZ so p. t
end 2 - y. u. Open at / p. N.
Alexandra ard Round Hill mails closs al
3 20 &. II. and 90 p 70. Open ct 90 =. N.
cad 3 80 D. Il.
Chesapeake and Ohio nails close at 2 Is
? =. ID g 20 p. m. 0pea 9 0G a. IL. and
4 - p. N.
w-,hington malls close at 50 and Il is
- NJ 10, > so 6 so and so p IL
i . co 5. n, II 90 m. and 8 90 sno
o. aoars-open at g 90 8. n. Close =,
6O0p.m
srndsy HOur-open at 900 a. II. Close
as 80 a. n.
Oarriers' Standardization made on
haside routes-6 80 and 10 90 D. m. and
5 90 and 5 80 Pm Full route-6 so y. II
and 5 80 ,. u. Sunday collection 5 90 D.
Carriers window open Sunday 8 90 D. II,
nd close 80 8. IA.
Deliveries made s 90 q. M, u 90 H.. sno
5 0Op. m.
AL mail should be in Office ten minute,
Safore hour indicated for closing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02
Alexa,taris Q6asette.
FElDAY EVENING. SEPT > 1Sae
SOUTHERN WOMEN.

In its account of the Comic derate A
ISOLATION meeting in Atlanta the Louis
vile Times says: And the women
Those angels who once watched and
eyed for the Johnnie Reos, who MN
istered in the hospitals ard moved over
the battle6elds. They and their dsu2b.
tiers were a. Atlanta, the honored
quests Of the city. Tie Kentucky girl,
Ike some dashiug thoroughbred from
the bluegrass uplands the Louisiana
be-. >, fair as an autumn evening or the
mssaolia OF her beloved State .hf
starry eyed beauty from Mississippi /;
the "5ellow rose" OF Texas that beats
the bels of Tennessee the stately Eir-
giriai lueenlike in looks sud bearings
as the daughter OF hundred earls
the lovely Alsbamaisn: the Tennes
sean, sweet and fresh IS the pink
laurels FROM her mountain fsstnssses /;
the Carolina queen, and the Florida
siren, in whose ears are ever the song
OF the sea and whose eyes mirror the
cloudless blue of the skies. The whole
South will break forth into her JOYS.
Her hands are filed with roses and her
eyes with tears Aud as she stands
with her beloved sons aud daughters
about her, far away on the breeze
comes the sound OF rejoicing at Sspu
ago, where the glad light Of the NOR! =
ing falls like benediction on one flag,
one country, and one cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02
Omaha Exposition

The Pennsylvania baiiroad Company has
arranged for sn eight-dsy personally conduct.
ed tour 10 the 1raDs-Mississippi aud lnterha-
toDal Exposition 81 Omaha IN October !.
allowing four full days at the Exposition.
Bound trip tickets, including transportation
and Pullman berth in each direction meals
in dining car going and returning, hotel &C
commodation. and meals at Cmahs, admis-
sions to the Fsir and carriage drives and no
tel accomm odstions at Chicago, will be sole
at rate Of $95 from Washington and Bslti
more and at pIoportionaIe rates from othe
points The party will be accompanied ~ s.
tourist agent and chaperou, ami will t.sve;
in special Pullman Sleeping cars. For the
benefit of those who my desire 70 remain
longer in Omaha, tickets will be inside good
10 return on regular trains until Noyomhe'
l5,incusive Such tickets inc ude ONLY railway
transportation returnir z, with $ reduction oi
81 from above rates from al points F"i
further info nation apply to ticket agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02
Alexandria GazttteG Iirg.n34 a-1.

The Gazette is the Oldest pal .-s S''''
and, with few exceptions, tha OLDEST. .-'
county, and its usefulness has aesa lemon.
strsted and appreciated for u ar.y 4.se-.
Features-Press Di.p,tcbe- "ssa-'l
and Richmond Correspondence 1s. .-s'Ss'
reports, Lo-al News and matter q -:-is'' 3.
Virginia, but more especially 20 .l.= ..' --'
sec ion of Virginia.
In its columns ha. always aal 'o'-''
mirror of passing events and c.Fa'a ''''-.'
cling of the history of what is e".n- 90 ...'.'
world, bu, more especially in ia'= sy'
ever been its aim.
The Gsz t e, situated as it .o<
Washington. the great centre Of le"- 81 ~
daily the benefit OF the press dispatch .'--
every part of the W I'd hence Is
read from its columns in the evening %.
trsnspired that day in every portion
United States, as wei a. flom e'e.' '''
the habitsble globe CouseqD
every day occurrence forthe Gs~.'s'
lish kilograms from the various
capitals about twelve or fifteen .'a. e'''
than the morning psp.rs.
Correspondence from WashiH-.
moud and every section of 1irsaa.' pa.
lished regularly, and all events Of a's
curing within the bounds OF me .t.
wealth are 10 be found in the co.ai1-=
Gazette. s-s
The Local Department furnIsass q "a. e.
history of everything that occar= A
the city, and this feature viii, as ever
careful attention.
The Gazette is read by nearly even ''-
this city, especially among those we
its advertising columns before pDi.'.''--
THE COUNTRY EDITION
is nearly as large as that Of the +a'.y' NE
edition is sent out three times wees
advantages of advertising in '1is i@i
apparent .u-rro>
Daily, one week. Zoe ore month ) d. =.
wear, S.. Delivered by carriers 70 'a'
dress in the city. or mailed to aHi '='
in the Uni ed tates nan
Tri-weekIy Cor country edition Wv
25c; fOur months, 81 ono yeAI' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02

connect for and romW
LOCAL SERVICE
s85 for Dsnvle Charlotte and way stations c0n7e N
franklin junction for Rocky Mount
at ionsr rgarive a Alexandra 90
No
Warren turniug rive
No
edisesa
nd Intern Alexandra
Sunday and pm
from Round Hill 99s m
p. daily and S32 p M Sundays only
SLEEPING A SERVICE.
Limited
Yorka
Pullman Richmond
and
Atlanta Dining Car
IS Fast Mail Pullman Sleeping cs between
lille Salisbury with Pullman e
Hotsp Knoxville Chattanooga
and from Augusta Solid train w
EewO
Conducted Tourist Excursion through Sleeper
ednedayto
ticket reservation
FRANK CANNON, A u MUS ck ageiI A!e2ai
Vice Prcsden
NJ GULF, Traffic MANAGE 1eneIS' is27elz Agent
Washington, D G. "An'AS''-l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-02
National Encampmcnt of G a. II.

For the thirty second National Encamp
meut of g. A. F., to lie held a. Sir ciuEau
o. September 5 10 10. the Penn - ivsnis
Rsilrosd Company will sell excui sion tickets
at the rate of single fare for the round nip
These tickets will be sold on September 8, i
and 3, and will be good 10 leave Chemist
returning not earlier than September s nor
later than September l ). except that by oe-
posting ticket with joint agent at Clncional'
on ep.ember D. 6. I, s or 3, and on pay
ment of twenty-five cents, return limit ma!
be- extended so that passengers may remain
at Cincinnati until October 2.