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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
RIISY DAYS AMONG THE
LOCAL WOMEN'S CLUBS.

TO enter. with renewed zest into the
study of Spa nish history. with which the
club has occupied Itself for the past TWO
sea sons
Three papers were presented OF Monday
afternoon the subjects being Charles III
of Spain" The Provsrhsl Philosophy ~
Spain" and The English In spain
FORTNICHTLY CLUB
The most notable club meeting or yes
terdsy was. without doubt that Of re
Providence Fortnishtly club, ~ which
Mrs Louis l.. Angel IL president
The meeting was held at the charmins
home OF Mrs George ~. Harris. 2l9 BOW
en- street where. despite the inclemencN
OF the weather, fully 100 club women
spent a most delightful afternoon.
A number OF guests were pfennt
amons them being the following Mfs
Susan A. Ballou, president Of the Rhone
Island state Federation or women
clubs. Mrs George II Corey. vice-preH-
dent OF the Rhode Island federa ton Mrs.
Alfred Arnold. president Of the coventry
Woman's club Mrs. James NJ SouthWick,
president or the Mothers club.
The literary interest or the AFTERNOON
centred IN lecture by Mrs. Emma shaw
C'oicleugh, of this city, on "Fili and the
FtiIans" Mrs Colcleueh spoke on the
political domestic, social and rengious
status OF this group Of the South Paclnc
islands. 49,, 4, =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

with The Journal in the saddle at the
state House as IT would like TO be, how
jcalously the interests of the people
would De guarded Marsden j. Perry
could then get anything he asked; alb
sentec property owners would he relieved
OF All taxation and corporations in which
The Journals owner is financially inter
csted would enjoy the fat of the land
in the way of special legislation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Chat 4boM
People.

The publication Of the "tendtrloln"
district goes on swimmingly. Monday
night resident of the city who oucht
to have known better venturcd over
the dead line and fell in With syrcn.
When he parted company with the
tcmptress he looked over his assets
and discovered that hc had been re-
lieved of A comfortable Nad OF hills
which had been carefully tucked away
in a supposed place Of safety tt
Last night stranger got into the
maze and after being led through
devious paths Was shocked by the dis
covcry that he was $3.50 shy.
The temptress this time WAS Of a
dusky hue, dressed in the height of
fashion. and who knew her business
well.
She ought 20 be regular Paderew-
ski pianist. so delicate Is her touch"
A home made sign on Canal street
barn reads:
HoSs bedin
for Cells
Hear
suppose that this bedding is done
mp IN ticks. which would account for
the hear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
The Gossip.
MANSFIELD HAD TO SETTLE.

Richard Mausnelds hot temper cost him
s5 Last spring when he was here in
Henry W. he kicked y. Taylor Bruce,
one of the supers This incensed Mr.
Bruce 50 that he brought suit 20 recover
damages. This was accomplished through
his attorney and Mansfield was Obliged
TO settle yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

The recent attempts or tho rebel hordes
I'm the Philippines to surprise American
soldiers have proved failures. This speaks
for the discipline and alertncss OF our
troops. for the Filpinos are remarkably
tricky fellows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

Jerome will not try Devery as q Judge
bat as a district attorney will prosecute
him. The discredited chief OF the New
York police department has troubles OF
his own besides those of Tammsny ahead
of him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

The Rathbn Incident was really for
these enlightened times about as foolish
thinE 90 could have been devised. To
give the fuu scheme away to a woman
who would not marry him aud then TO en-
deavor TO carry out the plan shows Rath-
bun q fool a. well as knsys but not 80
dangerous as some others who prey upon
the public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

matter whatever other qualifications they
may have This indicates the presidents
kindness OF heart, but unfortunately so
long as fashion demands the bob-tsiled
animal. the cruel practice OF docking Is
likely TO continue in spite OF the exam
pie and influence Of Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

The fact that revolvers were drawn in
football game in Indiana indicates the
truth OF the contention that the game
is not one that should be played west
or south OF the Ohio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

senator Plat says, Let Jerome 60
ahead" which shows that Pstt believes
II wiser 20 let the newly-elected district
attorney take his own course than 10
try TO stop him
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

when French guns pointed At him the
sultan came down from his top-lofty
perch with an agility that would do
credit to a Turk much younger and spry-
er
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

n T. suthoritatively announced from
Washington that President Roosevelt H.
opposed to the practice 81 docking ths
tails of horses. and will not consider
The purchase OF bang tailed animals no
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

III took just ten years 20 connect the
Ba5tic with the Pacific by means Of
the Trans-Siberian railway. being the
longest work OF it's kind I'm the world
and In many respects the most import
ant. - These six thousand miles
of railway are destined 20 have a great
effect upon the world. They complete
a chain OF communica ton between tho
East and the West. and as the East
ern question seems destined to occupy
statesmen for many years TO come.
Russia has secured an advantage that
may need TO be curbed by others who
are ambitious I'm at least the CONNER
cial partition OF the orient. "-Phtla-
delphia Inquirer.
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UhQf Others
fire Saying.

For the defeat OF Tammany the
people OF New York may rightly ac-
cord goodly share Of gratitude to the
newspa pers, and IL is only fair TO say
a the outset that the so called yellow
press was just ss vigorous and effect
i've In It's attacks upon Tammany mis-
government as the more Conservs tive
journals. The Tribune aud the World.
the journal aud the sun. the Herald
and the Commercial Advertiser. the
Times and the Brooklyn Eagle-thc
. entire daily press Of Greater New
York, with one or two Insignificant
exceptions -battled bravely for Low
and a government liberal with de-
cency Minneapolis Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

woudnt indulge in any further tactics
uf deception.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

when Americans boast or the per-
feCtion of their educational system
they always have 90 make one rcsN-
walton. They have 10 admit that IN
the South the proportion of illiterates
- stll distreSsugly large-greater
than I'm any advanced country of Eu-
rope I'm the entire United States there
are l.10S.2a3 native illiterates OF vot-
ing age. of whom l.l32.3S1. or nearly
two-thirdS are In the eleven states in
Cluded in the late CoufederacY. and
nearly half OF the remainder are I'm
the border Southern states. In the
eleven states uf the far South there Ia
an army " 3l6.tB illiterate white
voters and greater army of S3,.s9i
ignorant negro men. whom the Fif-
teenth amendment tried 10 make vot-
ers, hut whom those states. for their
own safety are dlsfranchising This
is AN appalling situation and the best
citizenship Of the nation. North aud
South. is waking to its menace. For
primary instruction, the chief reliance
must be on stimulating interest I'm edu-
cational matters in the Southern
states themselves. There is poNertN
in the south hut no state IN this
Union Is too poor TO maintain an effi-
cent primary school system. in which
every child may acquire at least the
three RS New York Journal
1T now looks ss II the war I'm the
Philippines has resolved itself into
campaigns or CouspiraCies to murder
soldiers. while ON the American side II
is to discover such conSpirscies. '-Gal-
weston News.
'The curious part about Lord Sails
burN's speech H. his complaint that the
criticism Of the governments opposers
are vague and Indefinite ON the
contrary. the criticisms ~ the oppo-
sitlou have been a. times altogether
too definite. For one thing. the critics
have heeu unspsriug in pointing out
the personal aud systemic defects ~
the war office. Philadelphia Press.
Turkey only reforms when COM
pclled to de- 80 at the mouth Of can-
non. The concessions gained by
France however. viii add greatly to
the work ~ civilization that il going
con- n the Turkish empire French in-
terests are large in Turkcy. aud with
from The sultan these interests may
h. expected to thrive Pittshurg Ca
zette
Senator Hanna and his associates.
the greatest hcue0ciarieS of the Ding
lev tarim. which heavily taxes the ne
e. cfssitics of life. u the breeder of a
host ~ oppressive trusts and monopo-
peace favor the reduction " the
treasury surplus hy diminishing the
Internal revenue taxes on pernlcious
luNuries This ~ sorry response "a
President McEinleys Rurslo al.
dress Philadelphia Ledger.
'"The protective tsrin policy " th'
Republican party has becu uniforml,
successfll when iu operation for tbs
solo reason that those Who hsV'
framed the laws h. which thst poliCl
has been carried ont have held frmi!
10 the belief that they must 30 impar
tisliy applied u Milwaukee sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

ANY party opposing expansion of
American trade or territory will go
down before the American people We
are in the Philippines as Gen. Wright
observed and there to stay. Mem
phis Commercial Appeal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

''rhe protective tsrin policy " The
Republican party has bccu uniformly
successful when iu operation. for the
sole reason that those Who hsVe
framed the laws h. which thst policy
has been carried ont have held frmiy
TO the belief that they must 30 impar.
tisliy applied Milwaukee sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

1T now looks ss Il the war I'm the
Philippines has resolved itself into
campaigns or couspiraCies To murder
soldiers. while ON the American side II
is to discover such conSpirscie Gal
weston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
TRAVELLERS STUDY CLUB

,,.s,t,s ~ the Vear al the home ~ the
rrssldrnt Miss Annie summer. TrinliN
square on Mondsy evenine n lsree
tendance cf this representative cuo w.
nrsssnt st this initial meeting Of the yesr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02

rRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
/ No. ] r. IA. LANE SANF-MlLL OUT
FIT LOCATED ON THE LAND BE
LONGING TO d. c. MYERS AND J. S
SADLER, ABOUT THREE MILES
NORTH OF CENTRALIA, IN. CIlESI
TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of
a deed of trust from d. c. Myers and j. S.
SadIer, dated November 2S. 1883, and re-
corded in the clerks office of Chesterfield
County Court, in D. b. SO. page 53, de-
fault having been made in the payment
of =. balance due ON the notes secured
thereby, 1 will sell. at public auction, on
the above premises, on
MONDAY, THE It'll DAY OF JANU-
UARY. 1901,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, Il No. 1 r. II. LANE
.a-foot Carriage. having 80 feet of feed:
Feed Rack and Rack Stick, Head
Blocks, lS-foot Set Beam, : col Up-
right 5, 3 Plain Uprights, Patent-Screw
Frost Dog, Post Dog. the Sawyer-Set-
ting Device for setting by quarters,
eighths and sixteenths, with separate
fowls FOR each Division: Elevated Scales,
Lane Patent Foot Rig, Guernsey Saw
Guide, Fairbanks Gauge Roll, etc, etc,
as described in said deed.
TERMS: Cash as to costs of executing
this rust and To pay a balance of S2S.5
due on said notes, together with interest
thereon till paid; the balance upon such
terms as will be announced at the sale.
ia CiAS L. COLE, Trustee.
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NJ MN ]yh1|NurflhMNe
: $3.50 80 an = = Schedule il; Effect

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED ArrivS
at Norfolk lI:2o a NJ. Stops only
at Petersburg, Waverly and SUI
folk Sscon9-cIasS tickets not ac-
copied on this train
9:00 y. NJ, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
and Chicago Buffet Par:or Car
Petersburg TO Roanoke. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also.
for Bristol. Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 10
s:l5 +. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrive Norfolk 5:51 =: NJ stops
only at Petersburg. Waverly. SUI.
folk Second-class tickets not GOOD
on this train
$50 F. NJ. tor sunols, Norfolk and in.
f NonpoIk a. t5:4S F. NJ. ~
G.lO z. NJ. for Lynchburs and Roanoke.
Connects at Lynchbtirg with WASH
ington and Chattanooga Almiteu.
Pullman Sleepers Lynehourg 10
Memphis ana New 9 s,as a;sr G Ra1.
ford 70 Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchhu1s. Eerths ready for oeeu-
pancy at $50 Z. NJ. Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoss.
burg and the West daily at 90 A. N. ~.
and S:56 P. M, rom Norfolk and the
East at 10 a. NJ. 11:i2 a ID. ana o'oo
onice: No. s3s Main Street:
Citv Pass. and Ticket Agent
c. II. BOSLEY.
Oistric. Passenger Agent.
W. T. BEVILI-
General Passenger Agent.
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H., Old Dominion !
] = Steamship Co.
Daily Line for New York, the North
and East
FRCM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. eI-
cent Sunday, at 500 a. "a via &. and O..
Rv or $500 "A. NJ and 3:10 z. III. via N.
and W. Ry.. connecting at Norfolk with
direct steamers sailing same Gay, GEO
Steerage passengers can leave by aux
,,iary steamer Monday. Wednesday, and
F'riday, sailing from Rockets at ) P. NJ,
and changing to mainline ship at Nor
folk.
,nil foreign ports received ana forwarded
aai1v except Sunday, at COMPANIES
wharf. Rockets
FROM NEW YORK.
PASSENGERS can ieaye DAILY, ex-
cent Sunday. from con1pany's pier, No. ~
Comfort and Norfolk, connecting with
and o. and N. and W. trains for
Richmond.
TicIsats on sale at Company's office 1919
East Main Street; Richmond Transfer
i.n1nnany. oO3 East Main Street: Jefferson
Iotsi G. and o. and r. and p. depots,
Pirhmond. Baggage checked through to
III Far further information apply to
= - JOHN f. MAYER. Agent,
100 tIest Main Street, RichMnnd Va
General Offices: g Beacn street. corner
1Vest Street. New York. N. Y.
2 WALLER, Gen. Pass. Agent
Traffic Manager.
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Hl ID
IN Y|NCHBURG.
No Tobacco 10 be Sold During the.
Week.
- ---
a BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT. En-,
A CoIorcd Woman Arrested for XIII
ing Her Chiid-IIili City Lodge. tho
Banner Lodge. to Celebrate Its
Forticth Anniversary.
4 BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
lspee,al nispateh 10 The Iima..l

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)
LTNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 1.-The New
Year was usficred in here with numerous
ciiurd, services. nc ringing of bells and
the blowing of factory whistles. Every
body in town was awake to welcome the
century. and 1t was received with all ap-
prop-iate aonors.
No tobacco viii be sold In the city until
next Monday, the warehouses having
been closed for the holidays. i. is ex-
pected that when sales begin the offerings
OF dark leaf of all grades will be very
satisfactory, at is confidently expected
that they will continue to be so.
KILLED HER CHILD.
Florence Galloway, 4 colored woman,
Eas been arrested here on the charge of
numbering her infant child by strangling
It TO death with a cotton string. The
woman claims that after the child,s birth
she turned it over to her niece and that
&c any crime was committed it was done
by the latter.
BANNER LODGE.
Jill City Lodge of Masons, The banner
lodge of the State, will celebrate its
1ortieth anniversary in few days. The
lodge now has a membership of four
hundred The anniversary exercises, it
as expected, will be participated in by
prominent Masons from various parts of
the State.
Piedmont Club gave its annual New
Years reception here tonight. It was
the most brilliant social event Of the year
The handsome home Of the club was
thronged throughout The evening.
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RAILROADS.
RAILR0Aps
Oiga chesapeake
s65fS 8 Ohio Ry.

DOIE IN EFFECT DEC 10 1o0O
IEAv FROM RICHMOND.
o.n,. q 6aOAl-STREET STATION
IVY n. NJ. Duly for pr,nc,pal station
ana EdT3 p News, Old Point, Norfolk
ne,.,s Sor tsmouth; iarlor car. Con-
/, .4o ror New York. except sunday.
S'aV NJ. Daily Local. ror Gaw,o~.
MeWs, Old Point. Norfolk and Pnrt.s
o.oo uiiman to Old Point =;
trai, except Sunday Local
=, a4n LOT Clifton Forge. CONNECTS
ns Gordonsville for Orange. Var
ana eoH ,, points on Manassas Branch
q, Cba Hfass.nngton, only. Connects
p, sSharlottesville for Lynchburg. at
Ssc City for Hagerstown ana o.
stanton for Lexington. - 'nu a.
80, iDa1iy Limited. 10 Cincinnati
SI oatSyliie and St. Louis. Pullman
S nns.,iis cars. Connects at Cor.
with Sn,,t tol orange and at Orange
is orange at 6:4U P. At Dai1is for
in a.ioiis between Orange and W.sb.
s nriu Connects for Virginia Hot
| No p.inss. NO. . Local Train follows
donsville to S. sunday. from Cor
Eoo : NJ. Accommodation. eYoen. e.,
las gay II to boswell; eNeep' sun
g HE far Hof foSNSK KINSaTss FOR viz viz
"a ,ElGHIH-STREEr STATION
~ a. III NJ. Daily for Lynchburr Az,
1agton and Clifton Forge parlor
G .a.r connects, EXCEPT Si,cda,-
i h Ml.n buckingham b and Slbersne
y z. N, except Sunday, to e,o,,,,h,a
t><AlNS ARRIVE BROAD-SrEE1E .1e
STATION
"a: a,; M, except sunday, from Dos
E y 4 N. and $50 P. NJ. Daily from
: Slncinnati and Louisville AA"AA
It y =. ". and $3.50 P. M, Daily fro,,
/. Horiolk and OLD Point. toA4
NJ, except Sunday, from Clifton
EMS ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREEr
STATION.
{ a; NJ. except Sunday. from Co.
s eP 6;,,t NJ. Daily. from Lynenburg and
= clifton Forge. Except SunGaV
g from New Castle, Lexington and
q detail information, connections
pa :aapply at Richmond Transfer OFFICE
- M05 East Main Street; Chesapeake
sa9hio Passenger Office. No. 500 East
SIS ID Street; Station Ticket Offices. ar
lsss JOHN D. POTTS.
G. slstant General Passenger Agent.
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RAILkOAns
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Richmond fredericksburg an
Potomac Railroad

Schedule in effect NOVEMBER ..5. 1900
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
4:10 a. N. Daily for Washington and
eqsass asasa s'a aaa a. oaans.eo.
Sieepers 1oS Washington and New
York
$40 A III. Sunday only. &c Washing.
Eiba.. Glen Allen. ashland. Tay-
PenoIa. Milford. Weodslans. Gut
EEoeke, S Wias.a,er and ouansieoo..
Buffet Parlor Car.
&c, a. ~ Daily except Sunday for
Washington and points North
land. boswell. Milford. Frederick
burg and ouantico. Buffet Parlor
Car.
l2:oo n Daily. except sunday. fer WASH
Eiba. Glen Allen. Ashland. Dos
well Milford. Fredericksburg and
ouantico. Buffet Parior Car. Con.
at Washington.
s:0 2. M- Daily. for Washington and
land. boswell. Mii:erd. Fsederieks-
ouantco. Stops other stations
g ss,,.5 x95k Sleeper Washington to
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
$40 \, NJ. Daily Stops at Whitewater.
Boswell. Ashland aad EIsa. Stops
S Saw f s,ate to R Sanaasd Sleeper
as Frsasriskssurs Milsord. Dos;
$50 P NJ. Daily. Stops at Fredericks.
burg. boswell. ashland and Elba;
s:45 P. NJ Daily. Stops at Whitewater,
Brooke, Fredericksburg. Summit,
Ruther Glen. boswell. TayIorsviIle.
Ashland. Glen Allen and Eiba.
Buffet Parlor Car.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
daily, except Sunday.)
Sis 4. NJ Leaves ELBA for Quantico.
200 P. NJ Leaves BYRD-STREET Sta.
ton for FrederiekS6urg.
$40 4. II. Arrives ELBA from Ash
$50 81 stati On from f' Ersaerieksbarg. NAf.
COS p ~ Arrives ELLA from Ash.
S. A. [. THROUGH TRAINS VIA s a. I.
JUNCTION AND R.. F. AND
LEAVE RRoAb-SrEEEr STATION.
5:15 A. NJ. Daily, for Washington. ans
points North stops 1T lredericks.
burg and ouantieo. siecpers t.
New York. Dining car:
$50 P NJ Daily. Tor Washington an,
points North. Stops at boswell
Sleeper TO New York
ARRIVE CROAD-STREET STATION
q. & ..
%! p. NJ. Daily. Stops only at Fred
ericksturg. boswell and Ashland
Sleoper from New York
1921 z. NJ. Daily: Stops only at Free.
er,cksburg boswell and Ashland
Sleepers from New York Dtnina
p n q MYERS. w. p. TAYLOR.
President Traffic Manager
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800 a. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED; Daily.
Petersburg. Waverly and sunoik.
9'o' q $50 "a x NJ. weldon I:so a. ~.
Fayelteyille Us z. NJ, Charleston
900 r AZ. sa ,Ua u lI part r ram.
with No. A, arriving Goldsbefo s IN
T. NJ, Wilmington oan - :: ",
mau Sleeper New Y orE TO Jaehso1-
vile.
1855 A. N. Daily. except sana .a.. A Tive
Petersburg 10 : E an s'e Gpsai Mhl
aud Chester on slsnal.
Els z. NJ. OCEAN SIoEE LlMIIssDI,.
Daily. Arrives Petersburg oil :.
~ Nj ps Ser.otn W y and Suffolk.
40 z. ". Daily. e:scept Sun4ayit. anr1 1.:s
PeisrshurS i So M No.; M s.!ss Il.
Makes All intermediate tops,
''oo burg COO I. n Makes az, ST, stSpTs.
ESQ s ba Al: Li shqr;Ip asIy. arrives p
tersburg rs = NJ Connects WIFE
Sorioia and Western Tor r Aosogii:s
s sac fS9'.Ibs ssse En- EnaeTsa and =
LsWrsn as,,ia iR,.1 wetaon aes 2hariss.
ton s!0l \. a.. Savannah i:4 A
Al, JacKsonyIt-s il:3o a Ii, ful
Ts HaSt g fiS s Is e MIDDLE GEoR-
GTl POINTS Arriving Augusta
S:55 a M.. Macon ii.i2 a 49, NJ. 81
Iansa lS5 = ~ pli.an sis aliss.
ton. Jacksanyiile, Port Tampa. Aa 5
gusua auG Mauan -,..s.,,,...5
$40 E. NJ. pa!ly arrlying p ftrs.urs
With NorfoIk and Western E. A. kaiiHs q
arriving Lynehspfurfs r:stoi 1o.4o "A. A..
II. Pullman Sleeper Richmoad e:
n:ao F 8 IT,. Daily. Arrives Petersburs
yE1IRS b AHEllx sdn H sssEsaaaiIe 81,
4.oV yannah, Charleston; Atia "a, Ma
con. AugLSta and all points Sau;hS
-, AZ, Daiiy. from Estershur1.
s.45 81. psiiy. except sunday r.
u:1o 4 81. Daily. Except l saads5 fs9 s
go.dsbsso ang AMI ia saifsIa So.
,.ns = NJ, sundag OF ". from SoTfolk.
l:o9 suffoik and Petersburg. -.
u.4a IL. Daily from Norscsk. sunosk'
40 81 and rsi paiis. Except sunday: sreI.,
go E. Sc. Daily. from Norfn:k. snnal
-.,s and n Ee' paiIy, from allaHi. Pert'
% Tampa. Jaeksonv,il NE. ayannah.
tharIeston. Wilmington. Gnsdzhdru
and AFT POINTS. South ;ti,.., &C.,.
Lynchonfs ahT n. EMERSON.
u. r. kENLET. Ira nle aanAasr..
Gsns EEssIlrM'R sn1sNSss,
General Passslsss.rs !; 4 81 ~
Dirision PasssnAae At 81
- ESQ S -
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&6OARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
L9aiS CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATION.
IN EFFECT NOV. -, 1900.

ht--S LIZ IN EtsFECI NOV. -, 1900.
2AINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
! M NJ. DAILY, for Petersburg. Hen
ason, and all intermediate LOCAL
ants. This train makes close con-
A;tIon ut RidSeway Junction with
4 Eougn train TOR Raleigh. Atlanta.
u all points South and Southwest,
s u runs through daily To Durham.
Cept Sunday
q. NJ. DAILY. for Petersburg, Ra-
& Oh, Columbia, Savannah. Jack
avllle, Tampa, Key West and all
Erida points. This train runs
ough solid to Jacksonville and
S,ies through sleepers to Tampa;
s i&sM- DAILY. for Petersburg and
aderson. and Will make all local
y simediate stations.
lOA2I- DAILY. for Petersburg, RAJ
%, Charlotte, Atlanta, Mont
gerry. Mobile, New Orleans and
4points South and Southwest.
L train carries through Sleeper
Atlanta. Columbia. Savannah,
Esonville and Tampa.
EMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
5:@Al. DAILY. from Tampa, Jack
G5lle, Savannah, Columbia, Ra-
q and all points South.
5:3JE ri DAILY. from Tampa, Jack
Ssile, Savannah, Columbia, At
It, x Charlotte. Raleigh. Peters
j y and all points South and
& ~kSSWest.
sf0:4ll DAILY. from Henderson,
s&sburg and all local interme-
eaStatipnS.
d 6::212f DAILY, from Henderson. Pc
1lrg. and al local intermediate
ms From Durham daily. eX-
RI Sunday.
81 or ler information. tickets, Pull
man aa&eping-car reservations. rates.
smapS t4chedules, apply 20 any agent
sM tns aBOARD AIR LINE RAIL
49, gu c. w Morris, Depot Ticket
sAgenL Street Station chesapeake
Nc uAapo,}, the Richmond Transfer
W. snpae % East Main Street, or the
s9ssHa erSstel Z. P. SMITH.
ssssS District Passenger Agent,
sSs S3f East Main Street.