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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
All Ready for Friday
Nights Contest.
THE LOCAL BOXER CONFIDENT
NATIONAL CLUB EXPECTS TO
HANDLE A LARGE CROWD,
Alec Greggains Visits Smiths Train
ing Quarters and Boxes Him
Five Fast Rounds With
Satisfactory Results.

Local sportdom is excited over the COM
ing twenty-round fight between "Myste-
.rious' Billy Smith and George Green,
which is to take place next Friday night
ut Woodw2rds Pavilion under the aus
pices of the National Club. Both men are
in excellent shape for the battle. They
have had ample time to train and should
go into the ring with clear pipes" and
firm muscles.
When the match was made Green was
already in fine trim. In expectation of
his battle with kid Mccoy he had been
doing little road work every morning
and indoor work at the Olympic Club in
the afternoon. AS Smith signed almost
Immediately after his bout with Kid
Lavigne, he was ready to step into the
arena at a moments notice.
During the past three weeks Smith has
been training faithfully at CrQlPs Gar
dens, Alameda. In the morning before
breakfast the mysterious" and his train
er, Hennessy, take ten-mile spin along
the San Leandro road. The wet weather
did not hamper Smiths road work. He
likes the mud and went out every morn
ing as usual. After dinner Smith usually
boxes several rounds with his trainer or
anybody else who is fond of sparring and
taking punch or two that hurts. He
feels confident of winning and will go
into the ring weighing in the nelghbor-
hood of las pounds.
George Green has been doing his pre-
paratory work at the Olympic Club, where
the local boxer feels perfectly at home.
Green seems to be stronger and cleverer
than when he fought here last. He is
heavier by several pounds. A few days
ago he was critically examined by DR..
Gallwey, who pronounced him the most
perfect specimen of manhood that he had
ever seen stripped.
When Green fought Smith in New York
last summer the heat was a potent fac
tor in. his defeat. At least Green feels
the snap and ginger" out of him, and
after twenty-five hard rounds Smith was
awarded the battle. When the men met
at Carson the weather conditions there
were quite suitable to Green and he sue
ceeded in knocking Smith out in eleven
rounds. Smiths fight with Kid Lavigne
was a revelation to local ring-goerS, and
many of them who would back George
Green against anybody in his class in the
world are bit chary in the coming con-
test.
No betting has been done yet, but the
indications are that Smith viii be the IA
Vorite.
Alec Greggains, the clever middle
weight boxer, went over to- Smiths
training quarters yesterday. Alec
stripped and boxed the Mysterious five
fast rounds. Both showed a disposition
TO mix things, and a rafting good bout
resulted. Greggains rates Smith the fast
est welter- weight in the business.
Both men have agreed to weigh in at
154 pounds at 3 o'clock on the afternoon
of the battle AS Smith will not weigh
more than 14S pounds, Green will prob
ably have five pounds the best of the
weight argument:
The National Club is making prepara-
tons to handle an exceptionally large
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
Sundays Handball Games.

The entries for Sundays handball games
at Phil Ryan's court at S5S Howard street
promise to give the spectators a day of
good sport.
The match between Nealon and Hamp-
ton VS.. Bonnet and Einehan will certainly
be well worth watching, as this quartet
have been contending for months as to
which should be considered the better
players. Nealon, who was in bad condi-
tion last Sunday, has pulled himself
together for this occasion and will un-
doubtedly give a good measure of his
tricky outputs to meet the brawny ms of
Bonnet. The entries for the days sport
are as follows:
J. Dowling and NJ. Mclaughlin vs.. P. Ryan
and ]. Lawless.
P Kelly and NJ. Dillon VS. A. Pennoyer and
z. Hutchinson.
A. McVicker and T. Leach VS.. ]. Condor and
J. White and E. Cur;ey VS.. NJ. Mcguire and
]. Collins.
D. Regan and R. Housman VS.. T. Foley and
F. Barry.
J. Riordon and G. Hutchinson VS.. NJ. ].
Kilgallon and z. Maloney.
J. c. Nealon and A. Hampton VS.. T. F.
Bonnet and r. Llnehan.
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HIGH CLASS CoURsING.
Union Park Gives Entertainment to
Large Crowd of Visitors.

One of the largest crowds ever present
at Union Park on a Saturday saw some
high-class coursing yesterday. The hares
ran strongly and in many instances ex-
ira dogs were let loose to save the con-
tending hounds The dogs ran true to
form, and the talent had the better of the
days sport. Panario sprang a new one in
High Flyer, and at odds of 1 to 10 beat
Prince Hal in a short course. Petronius
was a good thing over Royal l lush and
cashed for his hackers at l to 5. Ros-
seters great old bitch, NfilIer's Rabbie,
took Ida's measure at 1 to and in several
other courses the pikers got all me coin.
The coursing to-day should be superb, as
the forty-eight dogs left in the stake are
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

bic of doing and they are so well known
that it is unnecessary to say anything
more about them.
Tip O'Neil shone out as batter, pick
ing off two doubles and single as his
share of the proceeds. 1t seems odd to
see Tip in a Frisco uniform, but he is a
will regret having let him so to Harris
before the season is half over.
A week ago the home team was shut
out owing to their weakness 9 "a at bat; 1t It
was due to lack of practice, and yester-
days game proved II, for during the week
the men have been trimming their lamps,
and now they can all see the. ball. Uncle
Hank has no reason to begin searching
for strengthening material.
Frisco opened the proceedings, and al
though two hits and pass came to them
they failed to score. But Sacramento got
tally without a hit. Meaney worked a
pass and was safe at second on Hartman a s
Doyle was being retired at hrst by
O'Neil, Meaney went to third. Hughes
was given his base and Hartman made
another bum throw to second to eaten
him. allowing Meaney to score.
The Native Sons .evened up matters in
the second. With two men ,o out o,NeiI Neil
line drive which got past Hughes, and
Tip came home.
In the third the visitors .pegged up an
other on Sheehan's pass, Meaney's single,
Peoples sacrifice and Doyles long Hy to
Pyne
Unces men took two-the last they
got-in the fourth Muller. led off with a
base on balls, O'Neil following with q
double. After Hartmen had been retired
singles by Fitzpatrick and Pyne scored
the first two.
The score was tied in the. sixth, when
with Doyle on first Hughes bunted, forc-
ing the pitcher at second. Stanley PUNK
ed out a long double, scoring Hughes, but
was himself caught in trying to stretch
his hit into q triple.
From then on until the fourteenth there
were many times when Ii seemed. certain
that one side or the other would score
but by the finest kind of work this result
was prevented. In the last inning Lock,
went to second on the shortstop's tumble
and low throw to first Shanahan singled
placing Lockhead ON third. Then Walk,
Lockhead started home: Krug fumbled
again, but finally got the bail and sent
It in. Hartman dropped 1t and the VIM
ming run was chaIked up. The score:
SAN NCISCO
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Vincitor finally win a purse, and that
through steak of luck. Reolia, with
Retff up, was pounds the best, but the
kid waited altogether too. long, and the
Boots entry led the Montana mare out
the betting.
The final sprint over the Futurity
course Thorpe gathered in with Balista,
the sulker along, and in a drive downed
Wyoming length at the wire. Maud
Ferguson, the favorite. made a poor
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

the we'll known treatment invented by Or.
w. S. Rice Of 41SD Main St. Adams, N.Yf
sical strength and the rupture 'coInpl6tely=
healed. When we consider the number.of pe0-.
pie who have been ruptured nearly. all their
lives, who have struggled through wegfX years
Of uncertainty, failure of trusses. constant fear
of sudden death and all the pain. misery, dis
comfort ana loss of time and pleasure in life.
1t is wonderfully bracing thing TO know that
there really. is a cure for the malady.- ~:
Write to Dr. Rice for his free book ~.that
fully explains all about his plan .of treatment
Write to-day: Do not put off the inciihatton:
but go right at it and learn all about:this new
and marvellous rupture cure that restores YOU
to permanent freedom from rupture. -. .'
It is home cure. safe painless, without.
operation or detention from work and every.
one. Should send for Dr.. .Rice's book and mail
1t to any one. YOU know. TO. be ruptpred: Such
en- act Of kindness: Will he Remembered by:
those who suffer with the. great afhiction OF
rupture. -. ......'+. ..;:> :.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
An Enlarged Paper.

The Pacific Builder, daily journal de-
voted to the interests of the various
building trades of this city. appeared yes
terday in an enlarged form. Its editor,
G.. A. Wright, who is well known in build.
ing circles, found it necessary to enlarge
the paper on account of a large increase
of subscribers, probably due to the pres
ent activity in the building business.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
To-Dav's Game.

The same teams will meet again at
Recreation Park to-day, beginning at 2
o'clock, and contest fully as exciting,
even II it. is not SO long drawn out, may
be expected. Hughes will pitch for the
Sacramento nine. while Russell will go in
the box for the home team. a great
crowd will undoubtedly be present, for
baseball is now as popular as 1t ever was
here The makeup OF the teams is as
fellows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
Sacramento.
san Francisco.
Watsonville Defeats San Jose

SAN JOSE, April 1.-The baseball sea-
son opened here to-day by a rafting
game between Watsonville and San Jose
The attendance was fair, and the result
proved that both teams are composed of
excellent players. Watsonville won by a
score. Of to 2. The score was as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
SUMMARY,

Runs responsible for-Fitzpatrick l. Doyle
Three-base hit-Hilderbrandt. Two-base hits
Krug. ONeil 2, sheehan. Stanley, Meaney
Sacrifice hits-Peeples 2. First base on errors
sacramento Z. First base called balls
san Francisco 6. Sacramento T. Left on bases
San Francisco 10, Sacramento 10. Struck out
BY Fitzpatrick 6, by Doyle l. Double plays
Iookhead To Sheehan TO Shanahan; Neil to
Krug 20 Sullivan; Krug to O'Neil TO Sullivan
to % Neil Passed ba3ls-Hartman. 2. Time of
game-2;SO. Umpire-Donahue Official scorer
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
Yesterdays Insolvent.

Robert B. Elder, a salesman, of this
city, filed a petition in insolvency yester-
day in the United States District Court.
His liabilities are $S749 and his assets
$2232
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cured Her Rupture,
Happy Restoration From a Dam
gerous Malady.' :
The Rice Method Is a Wonderful
and Certain Cure.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Although So years Of age and ruptured many
years, Mrs E. Drew of Ipswich, South hakota,
would not give up the struggle: to be..cured Of
her affiction. After repeated failure she tried
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

Advances made on furniture and pianos with
or without removal J. Noonan. 1o17-l023 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
MATsONVILLE.
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hlts-Hanlon Foley. Morrow. Struck
out-By Borchers. 3; by Whelan, 3. Base on
balls-Whelan, 4. Passed balls-Hanlon, 2.
Wild pitches-Whelan, q. Time of game-1:20.
Umpire-Rube Levy. Official scorer-Tony
H. Murphy 63O Market street. lends
money on estates, second mortgages, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
Index. Horse Age Weight St Hm 1m am Str Fin

am OF Fir Goo frs
nggdrac Sly weirny
lA.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
SACRAMENTO.
RIMS BY INNINGS.

'No one out when winning run was scored
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

Coupled with Andrisa. tPulled up.
Time-14. :24l4 y. :4sh. Winner, Marcus Days b.
start Won easily Second and third driving.
The presented with the race Bathos rar
Orthia away poorly. Aarys Garter slipped doWi
OIL FOURTH RACE-one and an eighth miles; all
OIEs value, $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

X lis Winner Burns WAREHOUSES; b. h. by Buchanan-Vo
third driving.
sailing Socialist finished Highland Ball stopped the
One mile; selling upward purse siOo
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

coupled with Rey del TERRA. occupied witt
Times. :13: 9s, ;S51s: y, 1902; e. l:29; mile,
three driving Winner E w Purser's b. h. by
Rey del Tierra back from the grave.
use made OF What-er Lou. McNichols. the rider
tired from the service. Satsuma anchored.
broke down David Tenny had no speed. La Coll
Scratched-Frohnan 81. Adolph Spreckels ll3.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
ORDEss E:ESCTXDED,
TOBACCO MAY RE SOLD IN LOOSE
PACKAGES.
washington Post.1

Congressman Swanson, OF Virginia.
who was seen Mt the Raleigh last even
ing, WAS in fine humor when greeted by
n Post reporter. In company with
Senator Thomas Martin and Mcssrs.
Acrce and Cobb, of Danvlllc, represent
ing the tobacco mon OF that city. he had
called unon the Commissioner Of In
tcrnal Revenue and succeeded in get
ting that official to rescnd ruling Of
his department that prohibited the sale
OF tobacco in loose packages.
The revocation OF this order" said
Mr.. Swanson, will he hailed with joy
all over Virginia ana North Carolina.
by the peoplc Interested in the tobacco
trade. for if prohibited from selling rs
heretofore great hardship would result
TO the producers and buyers"
What do you hear about the meet
Ing in Richmond to reform the method
of clcctng United States Scnators?"
Mr.. swanson smiled N his usual bland
way. II have already EXPRESSED my
self about that matter. ana i, is useless
To talk about it further I don't mind
telling you. however, for publication
that our Junior Senator will be his own
SUCCESSOR"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
TIE NEWS FROM VIRGINIA CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.
PETERSBURG.
The Chesterfield Mystery May Re-
main UnSoIved.
atcr-Dedfcntiou or Odd Fellows
E7nn-rho Now Electric Railway
Removed to Dnnviilc.

Petersburg, Va, April ia night or
two ago the steamer Mccall ran
aground in AppomattoN river just as it
entered the corporate limits. ana it was
several hours before the steamer could
proceed to her wharf.
Mr.. j. w. Phillips, the owner of the
boat, and who is now III the city, com
plains that the terrible condition of the
river seriously interferes with naviga-
ton, and says that it is to the citys in
terest as we'll as his own that the har-
Dor should be dredged ana kept in good
condition.
Mr.. Phillips added that in the middle
Of the AppomattoX, opposite his wharf,
the water is not Is inches deep at low
tide, making 1t impossible for the Nc
Call to turn at her wharf.
Mr.. Phillips also said that he had
just received a letter from a Baltimore
firm interested in lumber, making in
quiries about the facilities for shipping.
depth of water, etc, and that present
condition Of the river would seriously
interfere with the business that Pc
tcrsburg has within it's grasp. In his
opinion, unless deeper water is MAIN
tanned. the bulk of the lumber to be
shipped over the r., j. and g. railroad
Will go to Richmond by rail.
DEDICATION.
The handsome Odd Fellows building
here will be dedicated on Saturday
next, the 22d instant, with the formal
and impressive ceremonies Of the order
The building is one of the largest and
finest on Sycamore street. The dcdica-
ton Will occur in connection with the
ceremonies appropriate to the obse,v-
ancc OF the anniversary OF the in roduc-
ton of odd Fellowship In the United
States.
Cain Perkins the negro who was re-
Gently shot by an officer while the lat
ter was pursuing and shooting at am
other man, IS reported to-day by his
physician as being in much better con-
dition. Only slight local pcritouitis has
developed. with no serious symptoms
Tho doctor thinks that everything; is
favorable to the mans recovery.
a MYSTERY.
No additional facts have been devcl-
oped in regard TO tho murderer stranger
whose body was found several days ago
beside the track OF ihc Coast Line road.
near Colcmans Crossing. in Chesterfield
county. and the probability is that the
mystery will forever remain unsolvcd.
The body lies buried on the company's
property, near the scene OF the muir
dor.
Tho leaf tobacco dealers here are
more or less affected by the recent r,il-
ing of the Commissioner or Internal
Revenue relative to their business i'm
handling and selling leaf tobacco. They
arc working under Il system which has
been in vogue for a great many years.
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Tho Traction Company is arranging
for the active work Of construction Of
tho now street electric railway. Trolley
poles We're to-day distributed al along
the Washington street line. and the de-
livery Of ties has also commenced
Mr.. w. s. Hawkins left Tonight for
Danvillc to accept a position in the
Wostmorcland Hotel in that city. lie is
an old ana experienced man In the hotel
business
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Old Dominion Steamship Go. S Lines
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS
UNSUhiASS
I've. nelud.ms meals - sia..,o8ln

Fare. intending meals aad siateroo'n
Hognd TN dim;i5d to 10 day.ii. Sis -
For tickets and rc>ctN 2t-uu oi stttc-
rooms apply at ucl.ci Cii.'c .-' Sl1.H
street. or at general office. az So .rf
ships leave ola Point for No.t1.A sun
TlME sGTiIM;Dui.E or sTHANrRs
Hampton Roads. J. $ W2rd.". ln.1y.
Accomack and Virginia Do.r sa lius
daily. except SUNDAY, ircu company
Foi; oIb ToiNT-A, ca5 ami ,i:l5 d.
m % ana 80 p. M: PORTSMOUTH. rf. ani
lp.05 A, III. ard 500 p m; 61N i"ue wharf.
Norfolk at 6Aj and li..p d. n. n't 4..t
FOR IAMrToN-At rI7 a ~. and
3:i5 and 1.l0 y. m: Po,t =fnouth. l0..r 81 DID.
and sos 70. IN: Bay Line Nhtr- III u so
4 g 3. = %nw If Il I" NEWS ANp sM.ru-
FiELp-At - y; m, Portsmouth. s'5
IN, m; Ny line; exc z N, ,,,.,.,.e =.
ga a. M; Portsmouth. ESQ a. IN. Fay
FOR HoHTt5 RIVER -oa monday.
PORTSMOUTH. Csc 4. m Say Inns. Vi' Il.
FOR SEVERN R1vnR-or Turslay
Portsmouth. ESQ a. ma Fay iAne oij
For BACK. rooUos,N hND YORK
ON Monday Wednesday, aut Friday at
Gl1 IN. Hortsmouth GO % 80 Ray
Line. G.f5 a. II. Returning f1tiu Wing d'y.
FoR NANSEMOND lIVI.K NNp SUE.
fOlN-Nt 500 p m. Portsmouth. io
y. m. Connect ut SuNoik wtth Suffulk
and Carolina railroad
Freight for Ware East. f;orin Severn.
Back. poGuosin York and NAnscinond
river landings mus, 10 prepaid
NJ! schedules subject to change without
notice.
Freight Cor WASHINGTON nrl " Horn.
\. 9. received at ard delivered ttum
Norfolk and Southern rITTr0Td depot
freight received daily except Sunday.
NJ. r. CEOWrLL. AGENT
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
CAPE \
CHARLIE:
R0U re-
New Work,
Philad elphia
and Norfolk
\ Railroad.
QUICK TIME-LOW RATES.

QUICK TlME-LOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN E.rEtCr MONDAY.
APItIl. - lN9S.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:45 n. m. daily. except sundav-tp5rts.
lnodth High street. 50 a. IN
Arrive at Philadelphia 5i2 y.
M: New Yorl; AT SIS y. N.
LEAVE NORFOLK
eco p. m. daily; Portsmouth. High stree,
5:S0 Arrive at i'AI'adolnh!a'
$50 n. III: New York. 7i5 d. N.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
SEQ n. m. daily: Portsmouth. iii.-h street.
$40 leaving New YORK at S.6j
H. m; Philadelphia 1910 p. IN.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
1850 p. m. daily: except SUNDAY Gcrts-
mouth. High street. 500 3D. r,l
leaving New York at 10 i Ia. IT,.
Philadelphia l0;.D a u.
Clo1c connection mado WIKI Az rail- and
sound lines 10 and from Boston
pullman Sleeping Cars on u.ch. trains
between Jersey city. Philadelphia and
Pullman Bufrc, ParI7r car on Gay trains
between Philadelphia and Cape charles.
Through tickets SOD ana tarsa-e
checked a, Walkc's Agency. under Al
ianic Hotel. ana on steamers
Il B COOKIE.
General PASSENGER and Freight Agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
N0Ff0IA & {lullGTD R. R. C

SCHEDULE IL ETTEC'r OCT. l9th. 1875
MAIL. And EMPRESS LEAVE NOR
FOI.N DAILY (eNcept sunday 10 IL. IN.
ior Elizabeth CRY. Edenton. Mackey's
Ferry. Roper. rantego. Be!haven, Eic.
steamer rs follows. Daily Except Sun
dayl Tor plymouth. GAINESVILLE. WilllaW-
s,Gn and Windsor. TUESDAY. THURS
DAY ana SATURDAY for al landings on
-hovan river. On MONDAY and FRI
DAY Scmnpcrnong river. connecting at
BoIha sen win steamer Virginia Dare for
NH'ttcyviiic. South creek. Aurora. WASH
,ti..fou Aua .n;ermcd ate landings Con-
m.'ts nj Eil1ahcth City with steamer
%-.,y bcfue MONDAY and WEDNES-
NAY Tor Roanoke Island. Ocracokc.
Oriental and New Bernc. y. {.
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SUM rAsR Lava SCHOOL.

uHivcR5iTT or viEGiEiE.
3oth Summer Term, July TO Sept. I, 1889.
IN mountainous and nuu-I;ala rial section OF
: irEiniH. These courses have proved peculiar
~ prphiab!c 10 beginners: ,oCandiiates for adj
mission the har Observation-Disclosures who have
!nckrh systematic instr C;ion or need review.
For catalogue address Il. G. NiHoK. Sccy.
Char ,ottosylllc, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20

N HE WEST NORFOLK AND PIN.
i nrrs Point Ferry leaves the y Y
80 4. m. a. m. $50 q M 1880 A. IN
II m, ! 30 y. m. $50 p M. p m ana
$50 p. m. making the roard tsp III %
minutes. Phones. new ami old, 10 lqJ
j. W. PHILLIPS. owner. ja2S-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20

\ DANvIrtE RAILWAY.
SCnrDuLE ~ ErFECT NAY Sth. 1898.
TRAI% 30 l-TlIy leaves Norfolt
from wharf foot or Mathews street at 40
a m: West Norfo.S. st 80 a. m. 10.
Ianvtile and intermediate points. arriv3f.
al I1anvilc a. 5-25 p. IN
rtsAi% $50 i'1lIy except Surdnv--
leaves %orloi. $50 b. N West Norfolk
10 =. n. arriving u; Danvil!s AT SO
o'clock a. m.
FKAIN NO arrives 7 Eorto,. 4. 1910
a M daily except Sunday.
TRAIN so. arrives AZ Nortolli at $40
TKAiN No. F.; connects A. Denniston
Junct on with Norf3lk aui Western rail-.
roni Tor Durham ana intermediates points
TRAINS NOS ! AND connect at Je,--
fress Junction and Danvi'!e Tor all point,
on tn, Southern Railway system
pullman slocps between DanvIllc ana
Asheytle. Atlanta. Jacksonville. Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage chccl;el n,
WulEc's agency AMI ccmpiv Us wharr
Norfel k. and At Emmerson & Watson.
aEe.Js At Portsmouth
Steamer City OF Chester touches at "
i. ard y. l.. L. wharf on OUTGOING
wAf II TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
c{IAs, o. HAINEs. General Managsr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20

Daily cSccpi Sunday. Daily
Tickets sold 10 al! polnts North. East
and West and baggage checked to dcsil.
natter. Staicroums reserved upon appu-
cation IN person 4. the compauy's orilcc.
No Z; West Main street or on board
steamer.
Freight Will rot be received after ~
NJ. to 80 forward that day
For further Information Apply to
KEY COMPTON,
General Agent
J. " BROWN. Jr
Southern Passenger agent.
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III Or RICHMOND. PETERSBURG.
r CIAREMONT. OLD POINT.
%EWPORT NtW.; AND TANiEs; EiVED
LANDINGS DIRECT by
DAYLIGHT.
virginia Navigation CoInpanj's Elnr,p,
Sal.on steamer rOCAIiONTAS ie9vas
Clyde wharf, Noffolk. cygry TUESDAY
TtFlrRSpAY and SATURDAY at : a -,
touChir, at Portsmouth. Old Point an;
Newport News going and returning. ar.
r.vin:+ al Richmond about $50 p. IN con.
no-tlu,, with al cNcnir. trains
Fare to kichmond. $50.
no Richmond and return. $3.50
10 Richmond. second-class 500.
'vcket5 much cheaper than anv otbo-
route 10 Hichmond. Petersburg WavcrIy.
lfi-f ford and stations on Atlanta ~;
ianri'lc railroad ana all points VIA
i edmond.
Wake & son. II. Brandt. and on board
rc.rht received Gany Sunday excep.
Cd, Tor all above named points.
JAMES W. MCARRICK.
jaio-tt Agent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20

TIME STEAMER S y. MCCALL. ar,
i the Pctersb"-s NorfouS nnf il,na.
RIVER Steamboat limo. leaves tte \
i. n y. dock every MONDAY. Nrb,
NESDAf and FRIDAY az g o. r1 ,yfb
passengers and freight for NcwTor; News
all James River landings ana re.c-. burn,
arriving In Petersburg about r u.s.. s.g.
ing the Richmond passeuec-s about orc
hour IN Petersburg before gre trat,,
leaves. arriving in Richmond at9ut Gas
p. m. Fare about one-haif what J., is ~
rail- First-class fare to Totcrsbur- 81 -
Second-class. SL0o 10 peg CENT disrot,,.
for round trip tickets. E y COOKIE
General Agent J. W. PIfflfIpS. owner
Phones. new and old. No 49,