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The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
WILL BE READY.

New York The rs-measuring OF the
Shamrock took place at Erie basin yes
terday. The yacht laid between one Of
the army transports and the steamer
Remus. There were on board the cap
tain, William Butler Duncan, Jr, repre-
senting the New York Yacht club, Mr.
Iselin, j. Cornell, representing the Royal
Ulster Yacht club, the owner of the
Shamrock, Captain Nat Herreshoff and
John Hyslop, official messursr OF the
New York Yacht club.
Three thousand three hundred and
eighty pounds OF lead ballast were put
on board during the night. This is said
to have changed her water line few
inches.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
Richmond Tramp.

Quite noted tramp has been visiting
Colorado and Utah lately. 1t is the
tramp compound 12-wh. eler OF the Rich
mond locomotive works, from the old
Dominion. For some weeks the engine
has been going through series of tests
on the desc division of the Rio Grande
Western, with the result that the line
has ordered engines from the same
makers.
Tramp is now on the Colorado Mid
land, showing off, and in a very few days
will go up on the Short Line to prove
the ability of the compound class. The
engine was made by the Richmond peo-
pie merely to prove to railroad officials
by actual tests on their lines, the etiic
iency Of the machine. She has been
travelling all over the United States and
is the best drummer" on the line.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
COMMITS SUICIDE.

A special dispatch to last nights Den
yer Times says that Mrs. W. S. Jackson
of Colorado Springs, committed suicide
there yesterday afternoon. No cause
was assigned for the act.
Mrs. Jackson was the wife of Banker
jackson, who has large property inter
ests in this city and county. She was
the neice OF his first wife, the famous
authoress, Helen Hunt. She leaves
large family Of children.
Mr. jackson was formerly treasurer OF
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad and
is one OF the wealthiest citizens Of Colo
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
A Good Offer

Free access to the library Of the
Womans' Library Association may be
had by any pupil in the public schools
from the Fifth grade, up to and includ-
ing the High school, by making applica
ton to the librarian on Tuesdays from
5 p. m. at the association room,
A card will be issued subject to the
same rules and regulations as regular
membership IN card. Parents will be held
responsible for books so taken out.
1t ID earnestly desired by the associa
tion that the children take advantage Of
this opportunity.
Wilda D. Wallace,
Sec.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
Beet Sugar Factory.

Five car loads OF machinery arrived
for the beet sugar factory this week.
Five or six car loads are expected to ar
rive next week and this will complete
the shipments of machinery for the fac
tory.
Manager Cox says that they will be
prepared to receive beets the latter part
of next week and thai he confidently
hopes to see the factory in operation the
last of this month or the beginning of
next month.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
WE'RE THEY LOST?

Victoria-The steamer, Empress of
China, which has reached here from ia
pan, has completed the reughest trip OF
her forty three voyages.
The second day out from Yokohama
she encountered a typhoon which
smashed all telegraphic communication
between the engine room and bridges
and destroyed some of the boats. The
storm continued unabated day and
night.
Fears are expressed by officers for the
transport steamer Senator. carrying
home the Fifty-frst Iowa regiment. She
left Yokohama for San Francisco eight
hours before the Empress and, having
immense upper works, would fare badly
in a storm.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
SEEKS LEGAL HELP.

New Congressman elect Roberts
is now planning to secure the services Of
some of the greatest lawyers in the
country to aid him in his fight for his
seat in congress.
He has become very much frightened
over his legal standing in the pr ,sent
fight and it was learned today that he
has had several conferences with law
firms in this city.
One firm that has done much work for
the Mormon church has introduced Mr..
Roberts to some OF the ablest constitu-
tional lawyers in the country. This fact
goes to show that he is not OF the same
mind as he was early in the fight, when
he announcer that he would not bother
about the matter at all but would leave
it entirely in the hands Of his supporters
in Uah.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
Tn. Devil In . o.nAl..tio,.

An odd candlestick Is IN bronze OF
the brilliant flaming red always A.
sumed by Mephistopheles In masquer-
ade. 1t represents his satanic majss-
ty in all the familiar brilliancy. with
horns and cloven foot, the latter serv-
ing as a standard. The tail is curved
into a loop handle for the candlestick.
and the candle itself. of the same fam
ing red wax, dts between the hornA
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-19
Clerk. Wear rros. os.ts.

It is a rule at the well-known bank
ing house OF Coutts q Co., London, that
none OF the bank clerks wear mus
taches. It has long been considered .
point of business etiquette that all the
gentlemen employed at the bank
should wear frock coats during busi-
ness hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

fering here among some families n
means. Some old yard trees which have
stood the storms of half century. and
which have been regarded az almost
sacred property. have sgccumbed 10 the
sHsms.n. and are being used for fuel.
became even now hrewOod cannot be
gotten from the woods. Ia some places
narrow paths have been dug through the
drifts 70 hedges or the edges 81 woods
and orchards. and small trees have been
dragged Csnaked'J with a horse. piece
by piece. Tor hrevood and cooking pur-
poses This shaking" Of wood. one
piece a. time. has been the work a
many a farmer for seven days past.
Only two members Of the Board OF Su-
pervisorg could get 70 the courthouse On
Saturday. and they ordered the road con
tractors 70 remove the snOw-drifts from
certain places along the highways. On
Monday forces u men went ~ work
with hoes and shoyels, but the task -
difficult and but little general good can
be accomplished on this line.
A wagon drawn b. four horses came
20 this place yesterday 20 get coffin
for person who died the day before
The horses we're almost exhausted when
they arrived here with the empty va
gon. and becoming stalled in A huge
drift. the wagon could not reach the IN
dertaker's esta blishment. and the coffin
had % be carried some distance by men.
4 citizen here attempted yesterday 20
send 20 a nearby mill 20 get some meal.
Six fine mules hitChed % q wagon ira
yelled AZ the rate 81 from one and a
half 20 three miles an hour. and fro
quently had 70 be dug out n the drifts.
day OF two after the blizzard Or.
" W. Minor n this place who had
failed 10 get % see he patients b. buggy
and on horseback. started on foot to
house in the nelghbOrho0d. and before
going far he had 10 crawl over the
drifts. which could not be walked through
or gotten around n "a short time De
came negr freezing and has since suf-
fered from the effects
The report was confirmed here to-day
that the wife Of Henry Bradshaw died
near Hampstead the day before the biz
Yard reached this county. and that The
house was 20 completely bi0ckaded by
walls ~ snow by Monday noon that the
corpse had 20 remain there uuburied, Tor
a whole week.
j. tho mail-carricr from Froderiokfburg
does not arrive here to-day The ciuDn7
whose business Interests are now cum r.
ing most seriously FOR mail faciiities VIII
organize some plan by which 20 convey
their important mail matter 10 FreDr-
ficksbufR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

How many weak tired overworked.
WORKOUT, and rundown men and women
bitterly appreciate The poet DDden's Ia
nous lines.
"'Tin ike clock worn out with keep
INK time.
rhe wheels Of weary life az last stand
sim
The wheels o. weary Nfe. indeed. seem
o. stand san With you because you are
sick. 0ut OF health. exhausted in nerve
force and physical strength Why do you
uOt consult an eminent specialist about
your case. "a famous physician who makes
a specially OF nervous. chronic and I'm
gering complaints and because he has
made the treatment OF cases ike yours
HIS life work. is sure 20 cure youG The
most successful specialist DO the world ia
curing such diseases. Or. Greene. OF No.
& vest Fourteenth street New York
city. can - consulted absolutely free %
charge in regard 20 any case. whether
YOU call or write 10 him about your COM
plaint II YOU cannot cali write 20 him
al once and out az his vast experience
he will give YOU advice and counsel as 90
exactly what ails you. and what you
should do "a De cured. he uses IN his
enormous practice among the sick only
harmless vegetable remedies. which al
WAYS act in harmony with the laws OF
life and therefore always cure. one Of
his grand medical discoveries. Or.
GTeenes Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy. Is known and used In every part OF
the civilized earth. and he has discovered
and prepared equally marvellous cura-
tive remedies for an diseases. II viii cost
you nothing 20 get his advice and learn
Just what your disease is. and II you viii
follow his wise counsel the wheels OF life
VIII again revolNe with their old-time
health and happiness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Mr.. Joseph vs.. Neurohl and Miss Alice
r. CLARK formerly az Richmond. were
united Boa matrim0ny at2P. N. February
I'D in Highaud-Avenue Methodist Ep.s-
copal church. Baltimore Mi.
The bridal marty entered the church.
while r. de- koven's "Oh Promise Ne
was being sung The bride was dressed
in white pearl buliiantine. and carr. 81
carnations. Air. Charles Neurohl Of hl-h-
mOnd. brother Of the groom was one ~
the ushers Miss Florence ADKINS. nis e
OF the bride. was hoWer-sirl 4 rvcry non
followed az the home q the bride E
mother Among the guests were MIS-
Adkins OF Sparrow's Point, Nd SISTER
Of the bride. and Miss Aetter Neufol-' OF
Richmond. sister 81 the groom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
LUMBER SITUATION.
THE PROSPECT OF THE FORMATION
OF 4 Trust.
NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA.
a Conference 80 Norfoik->choener
Dudley FIoated-t Cooking Vain
ard some shooting Affery- rds-A
Charter Granted.
Charter Granted.

NORFOLK. Va. February 2l-tSpe-
ciafl-Tle lumber situation and the pros
rar+s for the formation of the g2oooo.l'0
trust ASSUMED a new aspect today. Rep
resenfs,ivos Of an the lumber concerns
I'm this section. composing the North caro-
lima Pine Lumber Association have been
holding long conference here. some
twenty maenates were present The
meeting was presided over D. Captain
John L. Roper. president Of the Roper
Lumber Comuany. which owns a dozen
mills Ira virginia and North Carolina The
conference was private but Sc was given
ont that the matter n prices was dis
,ussed AZ great length. The associa-
tton has during The past year successfully
cuftaued The product ~ The thirty-ood
nj Ills within the scope ~ its operations.
ana where last yesr there were millions
mr. eaef unsold. there is now but little UNI
.,f5 lumber on hand AZ any Of the yards.
.rr.rs has not been a rise ~ price In
.,-saoueure however. and % produce
this condition the entire strength of the
srsoolation will now De- directed. II sue
.eeefgf fn accomI .Ish.ng This result WIN
fr fneir own orga n.zaf.1n. che M nln'Is
% this association 1871. prohfoiE h'''
sfoof from Tho prop sod trust. through
which Boston capitalists wish to control
the market ,...
The Merritt wrao King fIs. McCaulcy
returned this afternoon from the schooner
Dudley. which bias leen ashore outside
The canes Tho Dudley 's now ano1t. and
"a rldder ie being made fIr nnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

The Wednesday Club Chuircns chorus
will have their next general rehearsal on
Saturday February Eih at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hau az -
O'Clock
AN members OF the .hous must be
present and in their places promptly az
that time Notwithstanding the bad wea-
Their the last rehearsal was largely at-
tended and the progress that had been
made In learning the new work WAS sur
prisingy gratifying 90 the director and
the instructors.
The children have practically learned
the new work "Ihe Legend of Bregenz
which is their most difficult number but
great deal of work has yet 90 be done on
% n che way of expression. srsding etc.
ana prompt and ful attendance IS neces-
sary az Che rehearsals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Rappnhnnnock People suffered from
the storn-IIrds Not Killed.

Mr. james T. Brown. OF this city, hos
received % letter from hls sister. Mrs.
james IT, Harris Washington. Kappa
hammock county. giving "a graphic account
~ how cruelty the recent storm treated
the people ln her nclghborh00d. Mr..
Harris saws that the snow was drifted
10 the caves Of the twO-story residence
I'm front. and they could only get the
doors open and get out by the northern
exit. The snow was $50 piled and driftcd
into the stables that n took four men
ihrco days 10 throw 81 ont ~ the horses
stalls. The snow had to De sh0vcllcd
out ~ each stall. and the horses and
cows were frost-blttcn.
The family. af were "a number OF others.
were caught without wood on Tho wood
pile. and while tho storm lasted bad 90
cook. eat. and live loo one room of f. house
having ten rooms Mt Harris had cut
Zee Tor his icc-h0use before tho snow
came. but TO- haul b. afterwards 10 would
cost him SO 10 remove the drift between
the house and the pond DO decided t0
take chances on another freeze
THE BIRDS NOT KILLED
MT John .. Otey Of Hluns Han
Charles city county writing to mo UIs-
patch. says that the snow of ths storm
was deeper loo his county than that ~
1851 but not $50 drined. a. says chat the
birds arc not all killed hy amy means.
chat he has seen 500 radius OF two miles
OF his residence several c0NcFa of part
ridges ~ twelve or moro Goo each convey.
llc with other farmers OF tho county.
cleaned on the snow in the field and fcl
all the binds which came a great va
rety came. There were partridge. larks.
robins English sparr0we. SNOW birds. and
oll manner Of swamp. birds iie repre-
atnts The woods as presenting 900 unusual
bat splendid sight pine trees sd and 90
feet tan were so bent over hy tho slect
and snow that man could touch their
tops All work except that of cooking
and building fires was dispensed With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
Henry MiIIer AZ the Academy To-
Nfght

Mr. Henry Miller under the manage
ment OF Charles Frohmar. appears at
tho Academy Tonight for the first time
IN This city as % STAR
Mr. Miller has bat recently become
star Boo romantic plays. although as tho
leading man OF the l.yceum Theatre Stock
Company. OF New York. and other estate
lished stock organizations he was virtu-
ally the star and tavorlte actor Of his
associates with metropolitan theatre
gocrs.
lie comes almost "a stranger to this city.
but with bis superb and forcible acting
of the role of "Eric Temple" 200 Hearts
ease" which De- presents iu this city. he
Is certain 10 make friends and pave way
for an annual engagement 600 coming
seasons.
Alr. Frohman has surrounded Mr. Miller
with "a company of superior excellence.
and the play has been handsomely cos-
TUNED aud pictured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
On SOUTHERN
CN RAILWAY.
schedule Enrcfive January I0, isDo.
TRAINS LEAVE HICuMoND,yA.

<:iV a. A. 10 IA. southern hxprsss
daly Tor Atlanta, Augusta, aud
points south. sleeper Richmond 10
btuyuc, Greensboro. salisbury,
charlotte. Columbia. aud Augusta
Sleeper open az $50 T.. "a stops at
a. stations between Richmond and
pthfiiie To take ON and lot Uu
passengers
connects AZ Dtu8le. Sail bury.
aut charlotte with the Washingt ton
QUO southwestern Limited ESQ. ID.
carrying nlecpers Sew York. TO
A'irYiIe. Hot Springs. Dhast0-
ID'tt, ana Nashville, New York
~ Aawpnis. Sew York t0 Now
Iiedha New York 20 Tampa. New
pik ana Aiken. = a.. and FIRST
'a'A Ial Goa b between Washing
yn ana Memphis Connections are
"iut Tor all points in Texas and
"a, kan'y az g.p h. ~.
L No Z, solid train daily FOR
,''Iol le ~. g. Connects at Nose
~ win Farmyille and pOWhaftn
t'f'ai A. keysFnle for Cl3rks-
nr oxford. Henderson, and Dur
'"lH' hhd ~ Greensboro Tor Dur
nam Raleigh. ana Winston-salem.
~ t'dhtIlie Wifh No 80. United
-ieh iast mail solid train. daily
lof View Orleans and points South.
% ftrriea slsepers New York
~ tffW Orleans and New York 20
"a, H.enviIle and Miami. FOR Nassau
1hH babans. Through sleeper -.
,.DIll io Memphis. also. Pullman
tHisi sleeper every Wednesday
hhEion % San Francisco.
a nm Winent change
V" No n local. daily eEcep,
DsTist for keysylile and inter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Justice John had great many spec'a.
tors to see him dispense Justice yesterday
morning
Nellie Woodson (cqlorsd was up on the
charge OF obtaining under false rrrtences
a lot of clothes from Nellie Russell blt
the hearing went over until tomorrow
morning
Eddie Hicks came next he was charged
with entering store no. ziN Main street.
and stealing "a Boz OK cigarettes jog "
chewing tobacco. and lot 0f matches.
grand jury
The next prisoner who came also went
20 The grand iury. lie was James Bll-
lock lcOl0radl. charged with shooting John
Thomas also coioredl with a shotgun
Henry Fife tcoloredJ. upon The charge
o. embezzling Stes from s Cllman's soR
Vas sent down for fifteen days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
hrs. FLORENCE A. WOLFE. SIG nuIbsrry
St, Lancaster, Ohio, writes:

DEAR MR>. PIsKBAs:-For two
years / was troubled with what the
local physicians told the was infamma-
ton Of the womb. Every month ! sui
fsred terribly. I had taken enough
medicine from the doctors 20 cure any
one. but obtained relief for a short
time only. Atlast 7 concluded 70 write
70 you in regard 10 my case. and can
say that by following your advice am
now perfectly we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
nr,. ". 2. pAIns. n.a.iI.Ia. -. rrIt,.

" Before writing 20 you ! suffered
dreadfully from painful menstrual
ton. leucorrhes and sore feeling IN
the lower part Of the bowels. Now my
friends want 20 know what makes me
look SO well. ] 10 not hesitate one min
ute IN telling them what has brought
about this great change. ] cannot
praise Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound enough. 1t is the greatest
remedy Of the age"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ANA AZ Daily from Jacksonville.
Savannah. Charleston, At
ianta. Macon. Augusta. and
al points south
a.t6A N. Daily. except sunday At
Ianta. Athens Raleigh. Hen
derson. LynchhurE and the
west.
ana NJ Daliy. Petersburg local.
|. 90 a NJ sunday only, from Atlanta.
Athens. Raleigh Henderson.
lynchburg and the West
snh A Al brllY, except Monday,
Tampa. 81. Augustine, JACK
sonylle savannah. Charles
tom
,t.osA NJ. Daily Norfolk. SUFFOLK. and
Petersburg.
,.a5P ". Daily. except sunday, from
Petersburg Stops Chester.
CentrHIa Drewry's BluT.
and Manchester on signal
100 = NJ Daily. Jacksonville. Snvan-
nah. Charleston. Whining.
t0n G1ldsb0rO and an
points South
nnz NJ DAILY Norfolk SUFFOLK.
Wsverly. and Peter sburg.
= "a u NJ ID. is fffrahura Lynch
burg. and The " ~rt
J. r. KENLY. r q EMERSON.
General Manager Tran. Manager.
General Passenger Agent
- g Campbell
iai5 Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
RELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Everywhere Express their
Gratitude 20 Mrs. Pinkhem-
hrs. r. A. WALDEN. oib.on. Ga, writes.

"DEAB Mas. PrSEHAM:-Befor tax
ing your medicine, life was burden
70 me. / never saw a well day Al
my monthly period I suffered untold
misery, and great deal Of the tine /
was troubled with severe pain In my
side. Before finishing the FIRST bottle
Of your Vegetable Compound I could
tell IL was doing me good. continued
It's use, also used the Liver Pills and
sanative Wash, and have been greatly
helped. I would like 10 have ron use
my letter fo1 the benefit Of others"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
49, VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
NtNCC C0KPANY.
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.

stes~ler POCAHOSTAs leaves MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY an1 FRIDAY. at 7
A 81 for Norfolk, PDItsmoutn. old Point.
Newport AeNs, ClaremyuL. and james
river landings, and connecting al old
Point ana Norfolk for Washington. Batl-
m0re. and the Nortn.
stafe-r0oms reserved for the night AZ
moderate prices.
Fiecfric-cars direct % the wharf Fare
only uO and s. % Norfolk. Mgsic ~
Grand OrchesfriQn.
Freight received FOR aboVs-ramed places
and All points ln Eastern virginia and
North Carolina. IRWIN WEfsTGER
General Manager
A. II DreWrY President "A II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
RAILROAD LIVES.
- = 35E -E X,EE
4 n | ATLANTIC.C0AST
AZ W - LINE
TRAINS LEAVE sIcsMoND-pNIoN
DEPOT.


900 A. N. pany. ARRIVES P.tsrso1rs
s.A a Al. Norfolk LIS A
"A. stops only az feterSsurs.
NaVerly and SufO.A, W
eos A. Al, Daily Arrives feterseurs
80 A. NJ. Weldon ia
A NJ, Fsyetteviile AIS L
Al Charleston i0N z. NJ.
savannah l. 81 A. y Jack
sorsihe 40 \. N. Port
tampa s20 +. NJ Connects
al ~ us0n With Ne. ~ ar
rving Goidsboro' ~ +. N
Wilmington 5.s5 T. N Pull
man sleeper New York 70
Jacksonville.
II 80 A NJ. Daily. except sunday. Ar.
rives Petersburg l205 Z. III.
St0ps Manchester. prewrys
Blan. CentrsAa, and Chester
en- signal
sssP NJ. DAILY Local Arrives Pc
tersoars AIS p. NJ Makes
80 +. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
go r. NJ Makes all local
stops Richmond and Peters
burg railroad
100 NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
SEA r. A., connects with
Norfolk aud Western for
Norfolk and intermediate
points. Emporis glQ lcon-
meets with A. and ID. Tor
stations between Emporia
and iawrenceviuel Weldon
go T. NJ, Fayetteville LEI
NJ Charleston 500 A. NJ.
Savannah SOS A N. Jack
sonville +. NJ, Port Tampa
SEw LINE TO MIDDLE
LlOnGlA POINTS. -Arriv-
ID Aiken - A. NJ Augusta
so A. NJ. Macon N A. NJ.
Atlanta 1875 l.. NJ. Pullman
-lecpers New York % Will
mington. Jacksonville. Port
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta, and
Macon.
100 p. NJ Daily Arrives Petersburg
9H t. ~ Weldon n % 4.
NJ Makes local stops be-
tween Petersburg and Wei.
don
10 90 p. NJ. Daily except sunday THE
NEW YORK AND FLORf-
IA SPECIAL Arrives
charles 7b A. NJ Savan-
nah eW A A.. jacksonville
Do = ~ ST Augustine Q 20
y NJ Tampa SIS =. NJ
1o.4n = II. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
1850 A. NJ. Lynchburg 7N
a NJ. Roanoke 5a5 A. NJ,
Bristol n no A. NJ. Pullman
sleeper Richmond 20 Lyncn.
burg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
= OLD DOM ION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
,~-ISsN
n FOR
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
SCHEDULE FOR WEEk ENDING
FEBRUARY @TH
Passengers can leave Richmond daily ex-
ceut Tuesday aud Friday TUESDAY freight
,,f,, efs Ch..4peake and Ohio rluuu. at
70 A M OBJ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ONorflIk and Western r0ulej .
a. 81 connecting lf Noff0ik with ola
Dominion line steamer sailing same eve
uing at o'clock for New YORK.
ALL-wATER ROUTE.
steamship Richmond leaves Richmond
every Monday at l.. 81. for New York
Ticket ON Sale OF Richmond Transfer
C0mrauys. SOB east Main street Cheaa-
pe4ke ana Ohio RAILWAY. and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depliH. inl dt
Company's office ln3 east Main street.
Richmond. Baggage cAc. hcd through.
FREIGHT
for New YORK and all points beyond can
be shipped by direct steamer sailing rom
Richmond every MONDAY al : =. NJ.
also. by steamer leaving Richmond every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY at
r N Tor Norfolk, connecting with
steamer ior New York.
Freight received ana Forwarded. ana
through t.us on ladIng isa4ed for al
northern. eastern. and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YORK
Passengers can leave daily except sun
day and Weduesday af T. 81 Saturday
4 T. 3D. fl Slff0Ik or ola Point C0mfJrf.
connecting with Norfolk and Western
railroad 0r Cheetpeake and Ohio railway.
Direct steamer tF.1 Jtmea-rver routeJ
leaves every SATURDAY 4 =. ~ Gas
eenelfs and frflgnI ana freight ~
steamers Va norfolk every MONDAY
and TIT EsDAK at 3 =. ST.
saillugs from company pier. No. u
North river. foot ~ Beach street.
Freight received and forW lrded daily.
eNceUt sunday.
For rurtner Information apply 10
JOHN r. MAYER. Agent
1917 east Main street.
Richmond Va
" T. Gliliaudel, Vice. President ana
Trafic Manager New York ia III