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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
Now is the Time

TO buy your furniture and bedding; will
allow no one to underSell us: YOU can huv
new goods as cheap as old; we have a
large new assortment always on hand:
mattresses, lounges and bedroom suits
and any thing III the furniture line, not
in stock, will be ordered at catalogue
prices with but a small commission for
taking risk of damage. Remember the
plaee-GeO. W, kitzmever's furniture
store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
Ice! Ice! Ice!

IN, henc"n - now ready to serve old
and new customers with pure, clear ice
frozen from running water and no frog
ponds. Leave your orders at the Benton
stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
Notice To Ffousecleaners.

! am prepared to take up, clean AMI lay
carpets and do all kinds OF housekeeping
O.. W. noud Leave orders al Walsh (
Wvlies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22

Or. Bentuu'S Imminent. which affects
maui and boast alike, i the grande>t cura-
tive ever manufactured in the
world. You have but to use il once and
yOu viii never use auvothtr. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
NOTICE

There will be a special meeting Of
Capitol Lodge No, I, L. .. O. +. this
evening, All members and sojourning
oretheren are invited TO attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
F. v. DAY
YANKEE CLOTBIER
|. v. IA
POPULAR STORE
POPULAR GOODS
POPULAR PRICES
YANKEE tLUIIIIEI.

II you anticipate camping this season, now is the
time to make your Outing Suits. Don't leave it until
the last moment; be well prepared when you go; you
cali and inspect the large variety we are showing this
week. Covert Suitings in brown, green. blue aud
garnet mixture at 15c per yd; Blue Pilot Cloth, fast
colors, something new, at 124c a I'd; Fancy Crash
Su1t1ngs at Ioc, II I-2c, I5c, 2oc and CSC per ward;
20 pieces of fancy Scotch Lawns at SC per ward: 10
pieces Plain and Fancy Plque, att the rage for dress
skirts, csc per yard; so pieces Fancy Percalcs, full
yard wide, handsome designs, 1oc per yard. A new
assortment Of Fancy Stock Collars to wear with Shirt
Waists. Call and See Them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22

Miss Lily Wright was 4 departure for
Reno Iast evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22

{. a. Walker, District Attorney of
white Pine county, paid our office a
visit last evening Mr.. Walker has Just
returned from a trip to ltsmeraIda county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22
TELL YOUR SISTER

a Beautiful Complexion is an impossibilitv
without good pure blood. the sort that only exists
n connection with good digestion, a healthy liver
and bowels Karls Glover Root Tea acts directly
On the bowels, liver ana kidneys, keeping them in
health. Price 25 cts. ana 50 cts.
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-22

The new fence about the Bo~~cr home
il nearly completed and is Of d very neat
design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
capacity TO incur

extent OF 100000 this city's capacity TO incur
debt Tor other purposes.
In order - avoid the enibarra ssment which
might mus d. caused. the Controller suggested
mat the contract might provide for the constr ic-
ion Of tho road I'm sections involving liability %
about 81 'o.ep yer. and In the revision ~ the
.ontraci tnis Idea has been adopted. although. or
course. - ha> NOT been pri tfcable limit the "a
pense PIE s"Iy 10 60 e10.l ir each ve7r T. 4 not
thought that this provision VIII embarrsss sither
tNc cry or the contractor in any way because ~
contractor would naturally oegIl york on the
lower sections which irfoIfc -he most difficulty
and will take fhe most time. indeed the Commits
sion is advised by e. engineer that con-
'ractor probably would nor begin work on ths
Nplsr portion ~ ne route Until 'l- work had been
n proSross for % least year on no lower Yart
II. 1s is hoped. fre proposed constitutional
amendment - 10 voted on On November shall en-
'argo tho debt ncurrirx p3-i'v % the city. n.
situation viii be cha ge1. and The contractor NAV
'ht1 Under the contract - required 20 proceed
VIII fNe 0ork more 1r1uo-,f The puoi'' must
understand Thar letting work q, sections does nor
irlq' anN change ~ fne position Of me Roard Or
any abtrlo1rlen- - irs intentions fo carry rhs
building ~ fre r,e1 through from 30 poSfof'-A
. kinesnridee or ore side ana Bronx Park OF
~ Other. o1t thar 10 Is go purpose 90 push
'orst -irf'on . fhs contract Is I-t. APPLY
30 financial situation - 'Fe ri'y viil permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
'orssE N COMPARATIVE LrTERATuRE-rN

0orssE N COMPARATIVE L1TERATURE-lN-
FLrENcE OF TIE NEW PRESIDENT
Frovcerce R Oct Slow far y Is posslole u
',s-f foreign literature through the "7"'N'N
- ranslat.ous is m open question but The desire
TO- course n comparative literature In Ensnsh
used 30 many students 70 elect Italian unle'
'l'essor Langcon that he has oeen obliged t",'
90" 70 abandon his regular recitation room dho "
gov .ec'lrins n Manning Hall The course coVets
ne whole - the "Dfvina Commedia' IN Ens 'sN.
'-'niro n the time being devoted 10 stO'y o.
-. e pom IN ne lish, % the great world poems
The odyssey" The lEneit." 'Parao'7'
aust and The Ring and the Book
-- influence o. The new president. DR.. fauno7
"a, as been principally manifest thus far along TWO
- Ire chape. service which had been srA1
{! eegeneratins INTO what was htte more 'ha"
,.-,-Aefy, service ~ which almost none o, ~
-V were present and attended BY the ftoosnIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
STRUCK FROM THE CONTRACT.

so.ord-Th, Board has struck from me contracs
che absolute provision f'r an addition 70 r-'@ %.
sum equal pep I-rr upon the excess OK gross
-tufs above E 'npN'' IN addition 70 th- interest
rror -Ne citf bonds and rre contribution 70 lt'
sinking Fund. lr fha opinion % the Board ne
af.'|tr ~ rho cfrv t0 procure satisfactory con-
-0r should %. limited oy This provision out tne
l-r..rta-. ~ gross receipts anoN" NH'F" 20 p"
paid 5v he contractor should e mat. o. on
r.-itor between bidders ~ th" contract Under
th. contract ts now amended the bidding VIII
proceed rf upon th- amount for which the con-
tractor will construct. and ~ upon fh- prrcehiasr
~ Pho aruual -xcesS of gros- receipts above
s. l0n.n which tie contractor viii pay a. rental
fr addition ~ tn+ amount OF interest upon the
bonds tr. -,- contribution ro fn+ SIN king Fund.
Thlrf-ENpre-- provisions under tae a.or IA" .,
1sa- 4S .nenied in l,99. have been i.erted, as
suggested hN yo-
Fou-ta-Tte contract bias. apon inc suggestion
40 -ra 'ontr0fe. been mod lied 20 provide. n ne
matter ~ the issue ~ tho o.'y bonds FOR 'onstro-
Ton ana The payment of rental 'or the CONTINGENCY
thar rfe road shall DO ready or operation before X
shall 90 completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

S.npI} because II vas compulsory has gained new
meaning The president himself or7ciafes nsinsS
81 aeegating the duty to CITY pastors. there e Re-
ton is pronounced az he close ~ '-'iN
STOW , sthletic policy has also been very clear
~ ""tHhen py Dr. Faunce No row --,lo. have
o.sh ormuaiec but tho amateur standing % our
s..Lelss u 10 be unimreachahlc and a victory
toeliltl ny any % our teams is "a DO genuine
DlcTSn victory A. the mass meeting whore these
wNorus were uttered the students voted ~ srses-
y. -, - annually for thc support % athletics
Wu countless be remembered that AZ a Gle
e'lon lncicent 70 a baseball victory las' spring
II CuIieslans came into conflict with the Nr-r,e~
nonnoe1e1 fneerins therefore greeted ne
Field -' 0ii'Nr1 Nii Lincoln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
vASSAR COLLEGE
,,rrHons OF PIANO 1NsTRrCTloN-osTR A.
C7sM OF GRADUATE WITH
,-rcpo BLOOD DENIED

C7SM OF GRAD = IL Nl+'-
NEGRO BLOOD DENIED
porghkeersie y. =. Oct- 6-The number ~ rev
..rsen.s IS now estimated A. about TWO hundred
and fourteen IN ne freshman
.uro IN special courses.
r5asidss thA new course n modern Creek ana fne
Fble courses already mentioned several others are
one,ed The Latin department offers f"o hours
course IN the civilization ~ Rome during me hr-'
.s--,,-v r ! new two hours lecture course
~ ,t,sf.s is IN sound II includes ar introiu ti1r
. 80 rtvsicsl theory - must Ar a1 anc-i
80 hours course n English on 80 history ~
.Ae.o-,oai theory. e newly opened and three
hours course in philosophy on 'h7 history or
education
49, Ea-a : chittensen vel k-ovn IN musical
tiles or Network for her valuable work - fn9
r,,.betic method OF teaching and her assistant.
D.,ss Emily Lyon Fuller. systematic courses are
o-a-ed giving each student private lessons Win
18th Miss Chfttenden and Miss Fuler. ana c'as'
- With Miss Chittenden While the emphasis
ts rieced On nrivat. instruction the actan-
- ~ -he so called conservatorY method are
Gained Miss Cnittenden j. convinced mat
- INTELLIGENT study End rot more than on 'oN'
.t,a daily important results mag u3 T'''--
S,,-ine college course ana 'n ''1'' .
l'-'.9 che has offered TWO four year Scholarships
'heoi ..,5y open 20 freshmen Of good standing
IN pa .sd ro previous instruction IN music.
who nav, Enforcement has been mao IN 'h- coz
ege sTo on Forth end Of m Ike I5s ms fs-g g
done withol, re from underbrlsn. The MAN
s 6ea igh has e provided Viz P. . firaeed b
some atteni. "Tr. American Negro and us
pl,e eTi'' nv Mis- Ella baaSs M IKE
TENDER mum -, .,iru.rf ~ ncr point Y 70
w da6s poman aho wa fTafs sftarTrd ort sh
rWo wears at 'ro-oriety by sensat.ona. 2.7n s
i IN 4ecosn Of asyns ,.r rn 10 say ns, Mss .
blood J. set ts;nsen5ed for her Information II 'N1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
coyrR4c7oF AccrSrD oF BIAcEr4IL

t.rs roovyrr7rR'- vrrr SAYS HE oTFERrD .
SETTLE TIE CASE AGAiNsr HIN FOR MoNE7
s,.--,-s v.Ors-ar. Wealthy contractor % 70
g.. rae- S.r+v-ef,tn-4-. Who appeared - tls York
VILE Court YESTERDAY against Euzer- Brehsin' ~
,.otyaa,e- p.as accused 5v the 1ookls-ter's Re
ut-r s.-eno,lrg O. secure go from her - Black
mall She sad that after her husband had oeen
s-reste3 for keeping money be collected Mc'8uA-
lon -os rer thar s. =he would sve q n SO re
...- have tie case d.-niss-l Sle SAID she n 4
Kim -hsr n would wai- rn'h the morning sne
"a -.,ff r-- him certified chez fo- he ainl iit
-.-as N.-r-+ her -avyc- demanded that NJ (-il-
'sr 10 held on -harr. % ai.ers ns "a 1''s-.
,f.-.--rsr4 Pool "a l that 10 w0l1 accept 2 COM
-..'-+ o. cornp0unillg a crime that v-s d felony
H. frer he'd r m n $50 haH f1r eNamiaauor his
morning Re also held bos7eim for ef7"H4'i'n
20 The time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
sr,c,nr ~ rRoyr or 4 TEAM.

,o4y o, John Byrues. CAB driver Of ons>
49, 49, .rttv-ninrl-st ard Th'rd-aFe, YES
.,,-t IN the New-YorS and Harlem Railrosa u@0As
AZ Fordham YESTERDAY mornins. j, j. -
.''' -. -u, over h.ni HE body vas cut IN
80 Mrs zimmerman. o., one-hqndr 20 an
ei.,tv-niath-st and coiumops-sEe,. nso aS1sissI
7t 49, his Size Sad that Byrn@s vent 10
s5.4o-Ssad BAY last summer. "here ne drJ,e -
60. .oif Tor No. lad been robbed o., ~ ara
-. 49, had only s. n 11e world. ne zen. :. -
49, PARK Thursday and h~t - ~ On "''s "~'
;- H. Vss twenty-five years O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
WIN r0C0uor7rFs ORDEPED

r.. Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works
have tuet received order for twenty heavy 1Fx4e
mani locomotives from rhe Atchison Topeka and
So. r.. Pafvav ard four large -0trcnirg lo'o-
rr-.iv-s f-ofn the Chicago and Western IND ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
DENY THAT THE INSURED NAN Is DEAD

TO A SUIT OF 4 BENEFICIARY
r-,deet Mummy through her attorneys. 4. C
-.s.i,fo- 10 bringing slit against the Catholic
knights Of America FOR 5000 Vhch she alleges =
due her as beneficiary under policy mace o-' -
her hrother-in-aw. Edward Corrsan.
r. fset Corrlgan disappeared. and was supposed
% have died r vas suggested in August iH's %
Bridgat Murphy that she look through 'ne oo'N *
-..,to,,.s.I dead in Bellevue Morgue This sns
-. rs sbe SAYS sin. recognized "a picture - 1fr
-,,her-tn-iaw Tie order has niger posfl an az
syer setting up facts that tend 70 SHOW ''A' W
rigan IS still living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
IS TO THE CHANGES

The letter of NJ orr 20 Mr. Whalen contained
tho following statements AZ 20 changes made IN
Tho form # contract The principal amendments
AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
BEDFORD'S POOR PROSPECT.
Apples Scarce and No Apple Jack $50
ing Madc-"Wct" Men Alarmed.

BEDFORD SPRINGS. VA. Aug. e.
speclal.-1nis season at the Springs mas
been good one. The most of the pa
irons have been seekers after health ana
the benefit 20 be derived from the use Oh
che alum water. This place IS gaining ln
popularity every year, and II we only had
an electric railroad 90 Lynchburg We
would soon have "a lively place.
The people do not seem to be taking
much Interest in politics and seem 70 be
divided as between Tyler and Martin,
though most OF them favor the election OF
senators by The people. Bryan and free
silver creates no enthusiasm as In 's5.
There are six candidates for the Senate
ia Bedford and they are making a live
by canvass Of the county. In this district
bedford Springs petition is being cir
culated for q local option election and Mr..
Drisknl (our only Sp,r.tuahsO Is disposng
of his wares as fast as he can ia antici-
patton OF dry result. Our seasons have
been good, and the prospect for a corn
crop was never better. Most OF the to-
bacco IS looking well. The grape crop
with MS has proved a failure. A blight
seems 20 have taken them and but few
have ripened and matured properly.
There are a good many apples I'm the
country. but they are very Indifferent
and hardly liz for market. heard Of no
brandy being made and apple Jack will
bc scarce with us another year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
ONE PRISONER
WAS RECAPTURED.
Failed to Get Out Of the Raleigh
Pontentiary Walls,
A COURT CLERKS RESIGNATION.
Judge Purncll Has Asked for That of
Mr.. J. u. FOrtunc-Baptist Semi
nary Ready for Opening-Hat
Storm Was Severe.

RALEIGH. y. c.. August 23.-special-
Late yesterday one Of the Federal pris-
oncrs Harry Wright who was convicted
here with Miller. the noted safe-crackcr.
was found hid under boiler inside the
prison. lie failed to get out with the
rest. so hid in the basement OF the shirt
factory under the boiler.
Nothing has been heard Of the other
pyisoners-six pcnitenuary and four coun-
~ prisoners being still at large
Convicts are az work putting up the
steel bridge that connects tho jail with
the courthouse.
The report from Washington that United
States Court Judge l.. r. Purnell had
requested the resignation OF Mr.. j. j..
Fortune. the clerk Of the Circuit Court
Is confirmed here by prominent Repuoi-
cans. The resignation was asked for 10
take enoct January !. 1870, and be Will
be succeeded by Mr.. George Green, OF
Newberne. District Court clerk The sail
arv Of Mr.. Green when the two clerk
shlDs are combined VIII be $500 year
Senator Pritchard tried to save Mr. For
tune but to no purpose.
The opening Of the Baptist Female Uni
versty is set for September 9th. and tho
prospect for q fun attendance IS now
gratifying. The furniture for the college
IS being put in and the bursar and mairon
and also the president Of the college VIII
soon move into the building.
A REVEREND FIREBUG.
Insurance commissioner Young has just
returned from Fayetteville, where he went
20 investigate an incendiary fire. Rev.
J. n. Lies (colorcd) was arrested Tor
burning the parsonage in which he lived.
The evidence was sufficient for the COM
missioner 10 hold the Reverend Lilies.
The Secretary Of State yesterday ineor-
porated the Crcenville Warehouse Com
pany and the firm Of Srause Brothers.
Of Henderson.
SEVERE HAILsTORM
one Of the heaviest haistorms that ever
PASSED over Raleigh was the one that
struck this city about 7 o'clock yester-
dav afternoon. The han was as big as
PARTRIDGE egg and fell with violence
mat did damage to vegetation and that
was calculated 20 do damage 70 man ana
beast that was exposed 10 the violence Oh
The storm. The wind and lightning Played
no small part in the storm.
There have so far been 1h recruits for
the regular and volunteer service secured
here BY the recruiting officer. Lieutenant
suite OF these the volunteers have got
ten G.. 'I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
MARTINSVILLE NOTES.
Baptist Association Meets - Young
Man has a Painful Accident.

MARrlNSVILLE, VA. August o.
Specialize Blue Ridge Baptist Associa-
ton is meeting here. and there was a
large crowd ont last night to hear the
subject Of education discussed by Pro-
fcssOr +. W. Boatwright. president Of
Richmond College. and Professor G. l..
Cooke. president OF Holins Institute
Or. G.. r. Kerfoots Oldest son. Clarence.
was working al the rock-crushor near
the city last evening and a rock struck
him I'm the eve, splitting the eye-ball and
putting his eye out. Or. Kerfoot has the
deepest sympathy OF the people on ac-
count Of this terrible accident 10 his boy
Captain o. W Stone, Mr. p. d. Drury
and Mr Robert Fountain, the young men
who were lately elected officers OF our
new military company. have just return
ed from Richmond where they went 70
stand their examination under the State
Board Of Virginia FOR the purpose Of get
ting their commissions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
WINSTON FAIR,
Exhibition TO tie com
bincd with the Horse Show.

DfnrA wild iflr lftAr' INV.
wINsToN-sALENI. n. c., Aug. D.
Specialize Winston Horse Show, i'll
conjunction with which will be held the
Forsyth County Agricultural Fair, Will
supersede the annual tobacco fairs. ana
Is attracting much attention. a splendid
balf-mile race track. which, IL is be-
lieVed, will be the finest in the South
Is being constructed. There VIII 90
suacious modern grand-stand. large ex-
hfbition hall restaurant building. sta
bles etc, in fact complete equipments ior
a great show a street for a Midway IS
being laid of, and will be lined on each
side with genuinely meutorious attrac-
tons selected from a large plumber OF
offerings.
The site OF the show Is about one mile
north Of Winston. and Is naturally beau
tiful With the improvements, the gay
decorations. the horses. the performance,
the races the displays OF the fruits OF
ahe soil. the music the crowds, the Saleido-
scope OF color and the life on every hand,
It will be a sight worth going a long
distance 10 see.
IL is expected TO have at least one
thousand horses participating. many OF
them from the North and the West and
famous on the track The purses viii be
liberal. Many thousand persons are ex-
pected to attend. This Will not only be
the finest thing I'm the way of a fair TO
g,e given in North Carolina this year.
hut II will be the fashionable, society
event Of the autumn in the State, and will
draw the bellies and beaux in goodly force
end IN their fnery and gayety.
The Winston Horse Show wiz open Oc-
tober 2ith and close October 9th lasting
one week IN the most glorious time Of
the year.
Rev. Or. w. W. Moore and family. of
Richmond. Va, are spending the summer
with relatives IN Salem. Dr. Moore is
one OF the brightest and most capable
oivines. as well as teacher, in the South.
Ie conducted the prayer service at the
First Presbyterian church tonight.
Rev. II. y. Rondthaler gave an illus
trated lecture az Calvary church tonight
on Herrnhut and the General Moravian
Synod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
MEETINGS.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED STOCK
holders or the TITLE MD lN5C r.
ANCE COMPANY. Of lJcnmond, a.
Ia corporation chartered under the
laws OF the State of virginia., hold-aS
together more imam Ole-leAih OF tAe
capital stock OF said corpoiauon' 90
hereby call general meeting OF tAe
stockholders OF said company % oe
held at lbs office. 40. 80 east Broad
street. In the city OF Richmond, Va, ON
the 18TH DAY OF SEPIEMbLk 1879,
at - o'clock II.
The object or said stOckholders meet
ing Is to approve, ratify, connrm ana
validate:
]. The execution, delivery and recorda-
ton of q trust-0eed from said Title ana
Insurance Company 10 John y -iei ana
Robert y slater, trustees, dated April
OF the Chancery Court Of the city OK
Richmond. In Deadlock No. lbi A.,
page 1913, &c, conveying 10 SAID trus-
tees the following property OF saiu
title and Insurance company situated
I'm the city Of Richmond. y a., to-Wit.
ats charter, franchises, books ABB
str.cts. maps. memoranda, files, Office
furniture fixtures, SYSTEM ana an OF
IT'S other property used I'm the operation
Of ifs title plant IN trust 10 secure
10 the holders thereof the payment OF
$50 bonds OF said Title and Insurance
COMPANY Of $1,000 each. all dated April
-, 1895, aud payable 10 bearer one year
after date. with Interest from date
,. The execution negotiation and de-
livery Of said bonds. and especially The
execution, negotiation and delivery of
g3 of said bonds. aggresaung $4,000
10 certain officers and directors OF said
company. I'm settlement and discharge
Of Indebtedness due 20 them, le-pec-
tiveiy. by SAID company.
3. The advertisement and sale by John
TYLER the acting trustee under said
trust-deed at public auction on the LIST
day Of July, 1899 of all property em-
braced and conveyed by said trust
deed
4. And 10 authorize the execution and
delivery by said J0nn Tyler trustee
and said company Of good and suui-
cient deed conveying 20 the purchaser
all property embraced and conveyed by
said tr1Ist-decd upon payment of the
purchase-mOucy 10 said John Tyler
trustee. and 90 take such action in re-
gard to tho execution Of said trust
deed. issue. ueeot.atiOn and delivery Of
bonds. Advertisement. sale and convey
ance. and an matters connected there
with whether above enumerated or
noO as said stockholders may deem
1udicious.
And generally 10 take such action and
transact an such business in regard
10 the assets OF said company and It's
affairs Of every character and dcscrin-
ton as TO said stockholders may seem
proper. II. ~ TYLER
ARDEN HOWELL.
JOHN G.. SLATER,
C. T. Kelvin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
Atlantic Coast Line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JULY 3D. 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE RICUMOND-BlED-
STREET STATION.

900 A. NJ Daily. arrives pcters1urs 3ai
a. NJ. Norfolk 1927 a. d. stops
only at Petersburg, WdND.l ana
Suffolk. Va.
9.0J A. A. Daily arrives Petersburg $50
a. H.. Weldon 1l.lj s.. b.. t4y e----
Vile 4.1j l.. n. Charlie CON 80 J..
81. savannah 1890 s. 81. JACKSON
Vile Z 30 a. NJ. Port Tampa 90. }.
Ut. Connects az wilson Nlll 30.
g. arriving GOldsD0lO $40 b. 49,
Wilmington $40 J.. d., al Lmp1iiA
Tor Buffalo Idthia Spring 1nI al
intermediate points. arriving eltINra
3.5J i. ". Pullman Sleeper New
York 10 Jacksonville.
II 80 A. a. Daily except sunday, arrives
Petersburg 1900 H. b. stops 1l.u-
and Chester on signal
1888 J.. VI. Daily local arrives Peters
burs 10 II. d. Makes al. stops.
5:3O j. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg o. -
-. NJ Makes local stops II. ana +.
railroad
7:30 p ". Daily arrives Petersburg
500 T. ~ Connects. With n. ana
points Emporia 9.lO CONNECTS WEN
a. and ID. for stations between tm-
pora and Lawrenceri Ie). Weldon
9.42 =. 81. Fayetteville i.07 a. Dr..
Charleston 6o- a. 81, s4vaanlth
500 A. ~. jacksonville 4. 100 p. ~.
Port Tampa 0.4J T. n
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEoR-
GA -POlNIS-Arr.Nire AIKEN t.-9
= M. Augusta $50 A. ~. M-.
il 4. II. Atlanta l-.la l.. NJ. ft.l-
man Sieeuers Sew York to VILE
miugtOn Charleston. Jacksonville,
Aiken. Augusta and Macon.
900 l. NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg @ .l
T. A.. Weldon ID 80 p. ". Makes
local stops between PETERSBURG and
weldon. Arrives Lynehhurg 2.l1 a.
n. Roanoke. Va. 4 80 A.. IT., brie-
toI 81. 1880 s. ST.. connect 10