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rough and failed TO hold the green In plavinp
hack. the hole costing him an approxinated T.
douglas was . up at the turn In 40. and as
Forgan was now quiN> hopelessly beaten the
interest IN the play thereafter was chiefly as to
whether Douglas would beat 80 or not. On the
next four holes he increased his lead to I up
strokes less than boge
On the twelfth hole. $40 yards Douglas IN nde
the green edge by wrist shot on his third n
side light on the style he had shown 4 ward
nut mat only rimmcd the cup cost Douglas n
stroke IN his race for a phenomenal amateur
record ON the fourteenth green. This hole is "A
hogie 4. ana The Colonel scored on Douglas 4
sliced second to rough grass. bur green
high, cost Douglas the ietctul stroke on
the httGGnth green yard rUt missed ar-
cuuntod Tor stroke on the sixteenth hole and
ths time the hole also. for Forgan was down
ina lgricct 3 10 !. forgau outlrovc Douglas
few feet from the seventeenth tee and both
weir near tn" groen ON their seconds. Their
approaches l"!t them two-yard puts tor tho
hoi". but neither tried to gUbblr aud they
halved s.
Now. Douglas had to do 3 to equal the
80, Tor the me had passed to beat that mark
Bo'h sent OF grand drives. but Douglas was
not IN n very good lie, the ground sloping
somewhat. On his second. however. the
amateur champion pitched within three feet
ut the hole. and. with the easiest ot puts
the bal running as true as though il WAS on a
string. he gained the coveted and tied his
former record score. Forgnn was safe in 1
Tho score tells the afternoon story. for nino
down in the morning Forgan never had "a
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CAFE MAY. N.J.JuIy5 The following scores
were returned in the eighteen -ho,n handicap
for women at the CaIc May Golf Club TO day:

PLAINFIELp. y. J., July 5.-The golf team
from st Paul's School Of Concord, y H., was
,ie Gated In a team match at the Hillside Ten
mis- and Golf Club to-day. the home team win
ming handily by 80 to =. Percy Pyne. ID. who.
as his win at Morris County on the Fourth
showed is in fine form, scored IN" only hol"SioT
his team and incidentally lowered the record
for the course 10 20. The teams were
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Holes ApproIimAted. tBye holes.
The amateur champion and d. r. Forgan
we're the third pair to finish, In starting out
ne nQgir being 3. I. q. 4 The feature Of the
nrst three holes of Douglass play was that
at"r getting the needed distance through the
iHlf greens but with slight pnll on each OF
MS iron shots. he pitched so close to the hole
on each green. Playing for the fourth he made
!!s green on his second. needing the usual
twopGtS. OF an expert but the long game was
great. Forgqns score for the four was 3. 4, q,
order Proceeding TO tn" NTH tee with the com
I2ttaOG starting lead ot 4 up on a clean
sa'", Douglas had the better OF the tee
,,lh9ts l'ayinG their seconds. both made
am on TIA" far side both had nuts ~
hl"1' var for their fourths, but Douglas
- -rimmci. and Forgan took his !irst hole in
500 Til" feature Of tho sixth hole was a
any" Ia rough grass. but. only fora chance lost
oh thr green. FurEan would have haIved As
w. Douglas won IN 10 >, and was again
,,llaytng tho seventh. the famous Skokic
Mrhiuw torgan was in trouble on his second
dH' IN Sk"kle River on his next. Douglas
W.h"nE IN >, III" bogie. 70 ForgaEs ap-
iinN'Wa'"d J. On the Boomerang. tho
49," odd On his second, although he had
- .'hE"r tee shot, tn" paradoNi"al clroum-
= -" iISinG from III" tact that IN" champion
49,. Iti"l "n iHTp3s" I" avoid the sharp COR
80. Hi hut lurCau, who had mad" a fair diINr,
i'.''8 ny iu.l iron Shot t. within "a yard uf
,'" '.i' Douglas was not within 2 ~ur' puf =
,..E .iloianr" on the odd, and. being away, he
,|t '"r iiNr-tont nut, piaylug more. Tins
iIu@"4 only and h" lost the chance "a ha,vr,
1IN1h winning IN I to
= 'm ulhth iouud Douglas in the cup in a unr
'u' f"FGhn ovcrp!aycd his third into the
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Captain Jack Wins the 2iiO Trot at Hart
ford-MaXine Best of the PAGERS.
HARTFORD. July 5.-Two thousand persons
saw fine racing to-day at Charter Oak Park
Seldom is sport rs clean and decisive. coupled
with so much quality and competition. wit
messed at early fixtures. Not a word OF COM
plant could be heard from any quarter and
the greatest enthusiasm far shown at the
meeting was ex Inhibited as each heat prog ressed.
The racing was confned to three events. 2;2O
were all decided by the best Two in three f"
rule which receives its first practical demon
stration at this meeting. II may safely be
said that sentiment universally favOrs the new
method. and that the future success Of the in
novation is already assured. Summary:
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RACING.
Stnr Performers in tho Big Handicap at
Brighton Beach To-Day.

With appetites thoroughly whetted by the
excellent sport furnished at Sheepshcad Bay
up to Tuesday. horsemen will turn their atten
tion this afternoon to Brighton Beach. where a
racing schedule extending to Aug will be
broachcd There will I've no rival turf attrac-
tion up to July 2J which is set for Saratogas
opening day. and even then little is feared, as
there are enough horses at present in training
to make both fixtures n success, while the
Brighton patronage Is rarely affected by the
annual exodus to the Springs. The popular
track by the sea ' was never better equipped
for racing than now. as there are improved
facilities for transit over several routes. while
the inclosuro itself has been furnished up re-
gardlcss Of expense
The chief attraction provided for to-day ia
the Brighton Handicap. an event scarcely sur
passed in importance by the METROPOLITAN
Brooklyn or Suburban. From strictly racing
standpoint it promises to eclipse either OF
these. IL there are no Withdrawals from the
field OF probable starters named last night.
Top weight will be carried by tho Suburban
winner. Imp but it should feel like a feather to
her after the heavy imposts she has been
shouldcring recently. Ethclhert is so fresh
after his Realization GnIlop that he Is almost
certain to accept the los pounds allotted TO
him. and last years Fututty winner Marti-
mas. has come on specially Tor this event.
Box, Bangle ard Maxine are in AT weights they
be in an especially comforabl 10 spot. Next in
Importance to the handicap Is the FIRST At
tempt a stake with $1,000 added, for two-year-
ODDS at five furonRs. Some ot the hest Of tho
| the other events on the card are also we'll filled
Following arc the entries:
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The TOIcr and FalrDankS mntch Is Wen tOIN
in its fluctuations by the cards. Tolcr $ > tOI
tho llU-yard hole proved very useful. The
IRON prch was a very clever one, and the put
not over yard This was the only , hole O
tho day The cards were:
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Rantrd- Females.
THE SUN
Newark, ". j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE ORDERS AT
IVA BROAD ST WHEII. THE SAME CARE
AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWS As AT
MAIN OFFICE. NO EXTRA CHARGES
pOOKBlNDERs Experienced folders and rN.ters
ID wanted I. l.. DENlNNE& co. II LNtaytte rl
EANCY FEATHE rs - Fxperirucei hauls and
L mUuntCrs wanted. Auply tu
DAVID sPERO, broadway nud All IL
OSTRICH FEATHERS. Sewers and sl,mrcrs
W wautcd, steady work A. LEVY, ~ Blcc, kcr II.
I UMBRELLAS Tippers wanted at once.
y IIOGd. WHICH I \ co. 30 Howard Ct.
WANTED. Cd EXPERIENCED hands IN fancy feathers.
w A. 4. HEIl.WlG. 10 Grceuc 1t.
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In the Travis and Lineaweaver match in the
was that he was slcing nearly every drive and
Iron shot, while his putting was also on the
msrk tasaad TTayS w laughed h at his his sc9rs. Which
DO better in the afternoon. l.ineaweayer did ~,
as as much above his real form as Travis had
deliberate game but he is lacking in Travs's
Good Good drives marked the start in the after.
hiGH to ,hs right; The Phi niadei iphian made a
and they havci IL in : :, The Philadeiphian
s.aiIed hi. second tee shot. but Travis was
sn sn5 his IrvG evening the tee work
thrd gr"cn with adrive and two brassey shots.
t mHt were. we're on in their nappr9aches; though
Il. Making the fourth green on their seconds.
each missed chance in putting and they
n1e4 G in q SGw Trays Hr1fG th9 lee by Win
bhIHn. who had driven into the rough. needed
TO got out and took for the hole. Travis
After sIicng his next drive the rhiladelphian
ma1" good second. and as Travis missed 4
RR%y R@ r III liz MLSa%"@TEe1 w Won n in Trays
F"Nt however: Travis won in h3gic 8;
aaE EF@E his bes g29 SSadhy S@hy Iam
,ne ,n"rt tcn. Travis only carrying 10 to
Tho bunker, while, Lineaweaver sliced out OF
"pGnGS, He lost the distance. and his next tee
shot found the bunker as though Travis had
hvInotl2ed him, Travis made a grand-stand
pay from the bunker, and won tho hole in 1 to
., evening up the match. They halyed the
ninth in ,.
A par4 won the tcnth for Travis, his opponent
toiriuG his second and then. making q hutch nj
means ended the anXicties OF the Oakland man
ivr poor putting cost him the next hole in , 10
bhnI fine approach won the following hole
ior III" PhI.adclphian in the same figures and
H. was one" more IN III" lead.
Ia" drives for the next hole found the long
o. his approach, Travis won in . to !. They
haN"d the next in 3, and Travis finished il
$. ., !, bogle figures to 4, g. B winning 10y
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q G. C,sseus down. Lounds kheit, lowu,
" r. gutluson - down, s. =. Walkers, down, @.
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domestic Servants 1tantrd.

References investigated.
( HAMBERMNDS, cooks, sac to 500 laUniresscs.
Y mattresses KIT heunaldS, huusowuIkcrs. EDrobks
who wash and IRON, laUndrcsses who uo chamber
work, French lady maids nurses. buffers. second
and third men. Mrs. l.. ~EELl, ia West I'd n.
Servants entrance, 3I2 9th aN. telephone call 1871
18th kt
('HAMDFRMAlD and watrt as to GO to Long Branch
v y. J.i wages SlS, must have good references.
Mis-. l.. SkEIY 49, 18th av.
(OOK. wages 500, to go to Greenwich: references
Y required Mrs. l.. sEElY. 352 9th av.
HOtSEWORKFR; wages 500; Ave In family, no
washing; must have good refercnCrs.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 352 9th Av.
k1TCHENMAID to 90 TO Morristowa, wages sl4;
IN references required.
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 352 18th av.
I hUNDRESS willing to do chamborwork; wages
IL $40, city family, references required.
Mrs l., SEELY, 3b2 eth av.
DROTESTANr laundress wages s25; to 40 three
hours from New York, references required
Mrs. l.. SEElY, 352 18th av.
SCOTCH or English waitress; wages s25; to go to
- Ridgcheld, references required.
Mrs. L. sEEIY. 35c 9th av.
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MINING MACHINERY -Unorcrllei in efficiency.
Ah YATES IRON WORKS, II Broadway.
The sun., 1899-07-06

MINING MACHINERY. FRASER CHALMERS,
4Nl 80 Broadway. New York. uaHVfa rturrTs NJ min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates M mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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Tho mems handicap at eighteen holes was
ion by y. v. Williamson. The scOres:

On TUESDAY afternoon driving. approach
ing and putting contest for men and women
was held Miss Helen Rice won in the womcn's
section and j. y. Kirk rkpatrick and l.. J.. Eunyon
tied for first place among the men. Miss Rice
won first place in the driving for women. send
ing the ball l25 yards. W. L. SlOcOvirh won
the same honor in the mems class. his longest
drive being POO yards.
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There was also tenn match between the
MorristOwn CUB and GlcnSi" which was won
by the home team. to .. The teams were;
The sun., 1899-07-06

W ! pu-lgNr.y u.r' aI f.lua." Irl, ,u!Ar.'o-
w turn ~ 'u.H. '-f..lr Iiy-ln Al, bN ears *
p'rcur. c"D-uIua0u fle". IN. amt SIR. AMlS.
IEa Wr-s gEt =
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THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF Tt\ES AND
ASSESS ,JI<Ts.

STEWART BUILDING. $50 Broadwny,
July 81. 1899.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Commis-
Hionrrs of Taxes and AsseSsn, nts that the hssess
ment Rolls Ot Real and Personal Estate in said CITY
for the year 1sgn have been finally completed and
have been delivered e. and iiled with the Municipal
Assembly Of said City, and that such Assessment
Rolls will remain open to public insI eCuOn in tho
ofRcc Of said Municipal Assembly for period OF
fifteen days from the date of this notice.
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IADIESI ChicheSte-'s English Penryroyal Pis
IL ,,2tm.nt n',Hs4 are the Best. ~''-. k.,5.l.:
Chichestcr Cheniicaf Co.. t'hliadl,. ia,
The sun., 1899-07-06

New BRUNSWICK. Y. J.. July 5.-Tho New
Brunswick Golf Club cours" was ho seen" Of
lively contests on Monday and Tuesday. on
Monday the handicap for women. min" holes.
was won by Mrs. +. l., lIndle. The scores:
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ELIZA BETH cry.
GONE TO THEIR REWARD =
y ED-PERSONAI.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Aug. DE
parted her life yesterday morning at S
O'clock at the residence on Rum Road,
Mrs. Nancy Pritchard. in her 73d year
;of age. Mrs. Pritchard was n ,deyout
christian and was beloved by all who
had the pleasure OF knowing her. Sh..
WAS 4 faithful Worker for Coos cause
and her many admirers will regret to
llcarn of her death. The funeral ser
vice Will be conducted from her late
residence this afternoon ut o'clock by
the Rev. DR.. lenick.
/ Prof. S. l.. Sheep. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Danville, Penn, re.
turned home yesterday.
Sunday morning the body Of Edmund
Daniels. colored. who lived at South
Mills. was found floating in the rive,
near the depot. Coroner Fearing was
notified and summoned 4 jury. which
decided that he came Ia his death by
accidental drowning. His remains were
carried back to South Mills.
/ Mrs. Il. T. Overman and daughter.
Mrs. Ed. Shannon. left Yesterday for
iMountain Lake Park. where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. j. w. Sharber and family left
yesterday for Mountain Lake Park. Md
30 spend some time.
{. The Naval Reserves. twenty strong.
3eft Yes erday on the steamer y Nv
1'ern for Nays Head for ten days
annual encamnmcnt.
I Mr.. Abner Jackson. who died Satur-
day, was buried Sunday afternoon at
iOverman's Cemetery. The funeral SER
Vices We're conducted by the Rev. DR..
lPen;ck from the Baptist Church. In tn
death Of Mr.. Jackson the town loses
Zone of its Oldest and best citizens. AZ
the time of his death he was sexton of
the Baptist Church, which place he had
hlled satisfactorily for thirty-fve years.
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G. ClIEDt-I.E ELIZABETH HINERAND
u INN I,rON RnAlS INL.EEN 40

g CilEDuLE ELlZARETu ElNERAND
Effective JUNE, 2nih. Steamer CITY
or CHESTER" Running between Nor
folk. Primers Point and West Norfolk
Landing ar southern Railways wharf
loot OF jackson street. Norfolk; touching
at Atlantic Coast Line and southern Rail-
ways wharf. Primers Point ana landing
AT a. and ID ny; wharf West Norfolk.
LEAVE NORFOLk-6:So 4. m. '7.i5 A.
m, $50 a m. $3.50 a. III. "a. * ID: 1880
a a.oo M H-:c, m, go =; m. $50 p. IN.
ARRIVE rINNER'S POI N1-6:i5 4. m.
100 a. m. S:i5 4. IN, 1876 a. m. l2:l5 p. m,
70 p. m. 2i5 p IN, lilo p. m. GOO p. m.
ARRlNE WEST NORFOLK-7 a. m.
300 Il. m. $40 a IN. 100 n. m. $3.50 p. M.
200 y. m. 800 p. m. 1850, i:i5 p. III.
LEAVE WEST NORFDl.k-7:D0 a. m.
1900 4. m, 1000 a. m. 1l:o9 a. m. 100 p.
m, 100 =. M, 800 y. M. 100 p. III. CA X
ARRIVE PINNER's PoINT-7l5 q. m.
$500 a. m. $50. Ey), 9:l5 q. m. lo:lj q. m,
ll:l5 "A. m. 1913 p. IN. 2:ij y. m. 3:l5 y. m.
o:lo p; m. $50 y. m. $3.50 T. N.
ARRIVE NORFOLK 80 q. M. $50 4
m. $50 Il. m. 1890 a. m, "a a. m. 30
p m. go p. m, $3.50 m. go p. m, Clio
D. m. 900 pm
day
freight carried on those trips only.
G. NJ. SEEPFIL. President
+. II. DANCY. Vice President
]. \. c. GRONER. Sec. ana Treas
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 18th. 1898.
NAIL AN DE.NPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK DAILY except sunday 10 A. m. for
Elizabeth city Edcuton. Mackey's Ferry.
Roper, Pantcgo. Bellhaven, Etc Con.
meets at Edenton with y. & S. r. r.
steamer as follows: Daily Except Sum
day. for plymouth fI Jamssyille. William
Dali and SATURDAY for all landings on
Chowan river. and MONDAY and FRI
DAY for Scuppcrnong river. Connects at
Bcllhaven with Old Dominion steamers
for Makleyville,' South Creek. Aurora.
Washington and intermediate landings
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Cd Dominion S.9lDli] Co. Lines
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS
UNSURPASSED.


Fare. Including meals and stateroom. =,
Rouna trip (limited to 80 days 49,. 1900
rooms apply at ticket office. 1873 Main
street. or at general office. at wharf.
ships leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun
FINE scuEDV;LE OF STEAMERS
Hampton Reads. Mobjack. Luray. Acco-
mae and Virginia Dare. sailing daily lex
f fSi&: s""1'S' ''0'" company "''A'i' ->o'-
FOR OLD PoINT-At $50 and HIS a.
M, SO and 7:io p. M: Portsmouth, 6:45
wharf. Norfolk. at 40 and 1880 q. m. and
. FoR iIAMpToS-at lll5 a. N; and SIS
and 500 y. m: Bay Line. at 1880 a. IN.
FOR NEWpoRT NEWS AND SMITH
FOR WARE AND EAST REVERSAL
G.So a. m: Portsmouth. Gas u. m, Bay
FOR NoRTH RIVER = On Monday
~ odnesday and Friday az $50 L. m;
Portsmouth. 6:i5 4. M; Say Line. 700
FOR SEVERN RlvER-on Tuesday.
nhurScay and Saturday nj $50 Il. m:
a. M.
bQR, RACK: roouoslN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS AND CRAB NECK
ON Monday. w edncsday ana Friday at
G'lo Il. m, Portsmouth, $50 a M. Bay
Line. $50 4. m. Returning following day
,.ECk NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
fcL\-At 300 u. n; Portsmouth $40 u.
m. CONNECTING ut Suffolk with Suffolk
and Carolina railroad
Freisht Tor Marc East. North. Severn.
lack. fopuosin. York and Nansemond
lNNer Landings must he prepaid
out notice
Freight FOR Washington ard Ncwberne.
\. ~, received n and delivered from
N9S.iolk aud southern railroad depot.
Freight received daily Except Sunday
until 900 y. III.
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Ocean View only
, LIST Section ola Point Express End Sec
ton Ocean View Local
Leaves at 1875 on Sunday
Local freight leaves Norfolk 700 A. M.
II 80 a. IN. and y. m
i'rcisht received until fifteen minutes
before leaving time
Fare for the round trip 10 Ocean View.
Fare tor the round trip to ola Point
from any part OF Norfolk. zoe. old Point
tickets on sale by all street car conduc-
tors
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FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
For Doston-M Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at eco y m.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur.
day at SEQ T. M
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVE
DENCE
EIrst-class. including meals and
statcroom berth ........ 49,. .......Sil. 90
StecraEe including meals and bunk. SO 90
Perishahl- freight sent via Providence
forwarded by early train to Boston and
al the same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston.
For further inform ton apply TO
Il. H. WRIGHT. Agent Norfolk. Va
y. Il. STEEBINS. Asst Traffic M'gr.
W. i. TURNER Gen. Pass. Agent.
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General Offices Baltimore. Md.
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NORFOLK & OCEAN VIEW RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY
QUICK AND FREQUENT SERVICE
NORFOLK oc :ii.IN VIEW l:T:E OLD POINT
HAMPTON AND NEWPORT NEWS
Take The Ocean View Route for Ola
Point. connecting with the G. X O and
trolley Lines tor Newport News ana m
tcrine.iatc towns
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Daily except SUNDAY, o,,- ------

NaHy except Sunday. Other time da.,v
excon;; ~ daily Norfolk to Rlchmond:
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ar. except Sunday, from Old Point TOE to
Riehmo,;die' wi,hout change. Connects at
train for Ly MIN Ia James River Division
on = otSe Connects at Gordonsville for
To Si,i,DtAILf with Pullmans, Richmond
n, "SIhnati; LOUISVILLE and st. Louis.
Hinton. ci,,,tiLa Pul.:nans. Old Point to
Meals served in Dining cars on No,
,NS . west Of Gordonsville.
fo1it -. , TEA Err LOUISE leaves Nor
FOR No-SS,939 7. IN. Leaves Newport News
n ,,oE .oik SIS a. M, IL: 15 u m and /: o5
noon and 10; Norfolk 9:lS M. l2:ls
! p tuurtner Imagination apply to
~; WILCOX. Ticket Agent or
w SCKD. Passenger Agent.
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK 1T 4:l0 p. m. TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY for Elizabeth City.
E.denton and way stations. Connect at
Elizabeth City lit N, steamer Neusc
for Roanoke Island. Ocracole. Oriental,
Newherne. Morehead City. Kinston and
Goldsboro. via y. Il n. r. r. and for
Jacksonville. Wilmington, y. c.. and for
stations on the w. u w. r. Il.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK

MAIL AND EMPRESS DAILY (except
Sunday At 425 p. M. and morning train
At II a. III. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. connecting with all rail and
East and West. Passenger station at foot
OF East Main street. Norfolk and Vest
ern depot Freight station on Water
street.
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CAPE \ New York,
ruRDICSl Philadelphia
no.'-rG" and Norfolk
nUU \ Railroad.

QUICK TIME-LOW RATEa
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY.
APRIL IS 1875.
LEAVE NORFOLK
7:is a. m. daily. except Sundny-(Ports-
moIth niEh street. 80 a mi
Arrive at Philadelphia 5:G D.
M; New York ut SIS y. m
LEAVE NORFOLK.
GOO p. m. daily; Portsmouth. High street
$50. Arrive At Philadelphia
$50 a IN: New York 743 a m
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
900 a. M. daily: Portsmouth. High street.
$40 leaving New York ut S:0d
" m: Philadelphia ll:l0 D. nj,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
1850 p. M. daily. except Sunday (Ports-
mouth. High street 500 H. MI
leaving New York ut 500 a. On. !:
Phiadclphln 1920 n IN.
Close connection made with all rail- ana
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night train,
between Jersey CITY. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles.
Pullman Burret ParIcr Cars on Day trains
between Philadelphia md Cape Charles
Through tickets sold and bagIago
checked at Wakes Agency. under At
laniic Hotel. at Passenger Station at the
Wharf and on steamer.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
For all information apply at
CITY Ticket Office, Main md GRUMPY
Streets. 'Phoues 1i3.
baggage called for aud checked from
hotels and residences by Virginia Trans
fer Company ON orders left u. ticket Of
flee.
FRANK s. CANNON.
Sc v. President and Cen'l Mgr.
j. NJ CULP. W. A TURK.
Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Pass Agt
Washington, d. c.
w. H. DOLL. Pass. Agt. Norfolk Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
TRAVELLERS GuIDi.

ff ""'S"; VIRGINIA Beach. G nssss..
CURRirUCli DIVISION
With sieaiuegs forming. Inc
EAST VIRGINIA AND CNRO1INA
LINE"
(formsrly rstt!t's Ner,h Carolina Limo
ana Hennetts North Carol,n, i.ue)
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 4l!i. 1899
900 ~ N
MAIN LlNE-rO VIRGINIA REACH
LEAVE NORFOLK.
z.,o Daiiy except sunday:
(alSoO Il. m. mixed, makes no stops west
OF Thalia
lJ.SV a. m. through cXpTcss
12:ao p. m. local express
500 y. M, through cNprcss
$40 l.. m. through EXPRESS
ESQ y. m, local express
':io p. m. through express.
SUNDAYS.
9:25 Il. m. local express
LILO 4. m. Through oNVrc5s.
l2:50 y. N local express
500 y. IN through express
o:io u. M, through express.
I:io T. m. through cypress. makes local
stops sunday.
LEAVE VIRGINIA REACH.
Daily except SUNDAY.
$40 Il. IN. fast express.
,fals:20 Il. m. fas; express.
ta)ll 10 n. m. mixed
40 y. IN. fast empress.
6;Sp y m. through express.
SO p. IN. through express.
i0.Sc p. ~. through express.
SUNDAYS.
go a. n. fast express.
IV:lo a. M. local express.
2'lo p. IN, through express.
10 y. m. f6s. express
$50 y. m, through express
1850 T. IN. through express
stops oniy At Occana Lynnhaven and
kempSVille.
!ta) Makes no stops Yves, OF Thara
p minutes
tast express IN so minutes
Local express IN b minutes.
CUkiETUCN DIVISION.
LEAVE NORFOLK. VA
lazy except SunSay-io:uO a. m. mixed;
OK" T.. m. local express.
LEAVE MU&DNN POINT. VA.
q, Daily except Surday-1:S0 L. m. mixed:
= ~ o. m, LEGAL cNprcss.
~ steamers other than Currituck
sound steamers. arrive and depart from
per Ne, l (adjoinnG Clyde L!ne) Water
Trains stop only on signal at ,ntermc-
uiatc stations to take or i,ut Off pas
". T. ASHBURN.
Gen. Err. and Pass. Agt
y. p. HOILAND.
Superintendent