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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22

s ss %eps fsaa'ea Ssssna g
Virginia concerns With q maximum,
is the list.
.Annular Rolling and Truck Corporation
Of America, Alexandria, Va. ". S. r.
aks sT Il pah nsse' W Fog y kos = =
Maximum, $4,000; minimum, ss36,ooo.
Objects and purposes: Manufacturing
chr wheels. car trucks, etc.
+. T. Clark. president; W.. l.. Davis.
Vice president: Gordon Paxton. score.
tary and treasurcr---all OF Norfolk. Capt.
tai stock. Maxlml,m, 100000: minimum,
tate and timber land business. 81
hS ASEsan Sse vac Company 1nsSr
CT; H. a. Thompson secretary. Lees
burg; =. r. Lynn, Washington p; 81;
n ru eaplt and stoa afFs Maxmam soo
purposes; Buying and selling safes.
Ar Done Thsatr e., Company qnfsr
President and and TIRE tre,asnrer: bernard uts
4. G. Burrow-all of Norfolk Capital
stock: Maximum. $4,000; minimum.
$1,000 Objects and purposes: Real es-
Conservative Investment Corporation
iiolar s il. s ssdretary; " ". Old VI
treasurer--all OF Norfolk. Capital stock:
Maximum, $50, 1000; minimum $4,000. OBJ
jccts and purposes: Real estate
Cosby Shoe Company Qncorporated,,
Lynchburg. Va. p. q. Cosby. president;
g. H. Cosby vice president; J. VI. ,Hr
Cos COSBY Wrightt-all Of Lynehburg, Va.
Capital stock: Maximum, $3.50, 900: min
Imuni, $4,000. Objects and purposes:
Wholesale and retail shoe business.
poratedJ. Newport News, Va. ]. S. Lee,
vicc-president: jeremiah, Smith, treas.
,ircr; j. II. Haywood. secretary-all OF
MswRSrt SeWs Ha Gnpssa $4,000 ssG ob
jects ana purposes euus Hotel business.
Granite Brick Corporation, Norfolk
Va. p. S.. Mahoney,. president Nor
New New York; Edward Mahoney. trea surer,
Norfolk Capital stock: Maximum. $780,
900; minimum, $4,000. Objects and
purposes Brick-making.
,nert Company Incorporated, Norfolk.
Va Henry Bowln, president; Henry
Butts, vlce-presdent; Abraham gurr,el,
general manager-ail Of Norfok. Cap fl6a
Objects and purposes: Real estate bu isl
Star md Industrial ;n a, association att so On
J. 4. Austin. secretary S. 3: Brooks.
William Revells, William Hill--all OF
Ivanhoe, Va Capital stock; Maxlmnm,
$1,000 minimum 500 0pseets and pur-
Balance March DISCRIMINATING Cor
poration, Norfolk. Va. Peter c. War
wick, president: w. W. Dey, Jr.. treas n,,,
urer: George A. Frick-all of Norfolk.
Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000; mini
mum, 5000. Objects and purposes:
planting business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
JIM JEFFRlES ISM
NEED OF THE WAD
Says He Will DO Up" squires,
But He Will Not Punch
Any Negro.
! Any Negro.
Especial to The Times Dispatch, ]


LOS ANGELES. CAL. February III.
Champion jim Jeffrics has at last gone on
record as to when and how no Will fight
When asked to-day whether he would
meet Bill stulircs. the Australian. when
the latter gets to this country and is
sues his def" to the whole OF the United
Staes, the champion of all champions at
once said: Just show me that Squires
is able to fight and that the public wants
me to meet him, then ind the proper
purse and l will at once sign up am
ready and anxious to fight. but am not
going to return to tho ring to meet Z.
lemon. I.have met too many OF this
brand, and the people got sour on me
because 1t looked as though 7 was out
looking for easy money. want and need
the money, but do not need 1t so badly
that / will take chance to face the
charge of manslaughter to get It.
Good old John L. Sullivan was the
first to draw tho color line, and ! am
willing to abide by his decision. There
ts a big fellow named Jack Johnson that
has been bowling for chance at the
title for a long time. He is a negro. T.
know that I can beat him and beat
him easily. but will not take him on. "
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SPORTS lSHED
IN $4,000 EASY.
hackers Of Jerry c., iii the First
Event, Killed the
Books.
PETER STERLING WON MILE
Four Long Shots Got Home First
in the Scramble for
Money.
PETER STERLING WON MILE

NEW ORLEANS, La. February 21.-
1t was reliably, reported that Jerry G,
winner Of the first race at the Fair
Grounds to-day, brought in more than
10000 to his hackers. His post price
was z to j. fe
Fantastic set the pace IN the mile
handicap the feature of the day, but on
the last turn Peter Sterling took the
lead under d good ride and won.
First race--six furlongs-Jerry G e to
~ first. Basil 1S ito 81 second, Clique
go to j third. Time, ia as.
Second race--four .urongs--Dew Of
Dawn U3 to q first Gresham G. to ]
second Bitter Man C to u third. Time,
40. b.
Third receive and one-half furlongs
--Coltness rs to y first Dinemock (2o
to y second, Captain Taylor g to ~
third. Time, 1:07 3-3.
Sterling III to 100 first, 81. Valentine
g. to y second Fantastic Q3 Sto 81
third Time. 1:4l.
Fifth race-mile and seventy yards
Oberon Us to y first, Gold Smith (5 to
y second. Grevilla 6 to y third. Time,
1:45 2-5.
Sixth race-six furlongs, selling--Gren-
ade q to y first, Dapple Gold Us to
81 second, Paul Clifford Q5 to ~ third.
Time. IA AS.
Seventh race-seven furlongs, selling
Lucy Marco q to y first, Corn Price
@ to y second, Baneful 10 to y third.
Time, 80 Is.
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EXCITING FOX HUNT.
Ladies Participate in Chase in
King George County.

! ,5 lt,IeS!u! W Inc llnles-OlSpalCn.l
FRED VA, February
Alan exciting fox hunt took place
In King George county few days
ago, In which a number of ladies par
ticiPated with the men. The run
started from the home Of Allen Smith,
and Frank Taylor was master Of
hounds. A red fox, which Mr. Taylor
formerly captured, was released. aud
after a lively chase was Killed. "A
drag hunt across the fields followed
in which there was some splendid
cross-country riding. Tho ladies did
not finch nj the fences and bitches,
and took them With dash that
oqualed the riding OF the men. Among
those participating were Miss Margare t
Stuart. on Nero: Miss Fanny Love, on
Miss Emma; Miss Minnie Smith, on
Hazard; Miss Stella Dickinson, on MY
Lady; WlnTam snltn, on crescent;
Elaydon Tayloe, on Lady Bess; Frank
Taylor, on Crazy Jane; Armstead
Lewis. on Cicero, Aleesrs. King, Rollins
and McGinnlss, Miss Margaret Stuart
CAPTURED the brush, &
DR.. j. Garnett King has sold a. par
Gel of unimproved plNperty on lower
Main street to Mr,M. II. KIM on pri-
vate terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
!. JOHN. / z GR[ETS
THE CARDINAL
The Ex-champion Told His Emil
ncnce Some Of His Best
Stories.
SAID ARCHBISHOP WAS "A BOY
"God Bless YOU" Said the Cardi-
nal at Parting Same to You,"
Replied the en-
Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatch.l

\
BALTIMORE, ND, February 21,-
john l.. Sullivan was received by Car
dinal Gibbons this afternoon. and for
church in America and the former fistic
champion OF the world entertained each
other with stories and anecdotes.
John L." took up the conversational
end OF the meeting, and told the car
dinal some of his monologue stories.
which he said were above HIS audience
In the theatres The cardinal brought
In Father Lnvan to look ut Sullivan.
How old are you, Mr.. Sullivan?''
asked the cardinal.
I'm just forty-eight past" said tho
former champion.
Indeed, why, would have thought
you We're older than that ! am some-
what older; am nearly seventythree
years old
20. you're young fellow yet" said
John. You move around here like q.
boy"
What do you think of,the art OF
: elf-defense?"S asked the ex- champion.
II think II is very manly and
hcalthful exercise" said the cardinal.
by the way, there used to be man
of some fame around here--Jako XII
rain. Did you know hirn?"
Sullivan smiled. Yes, I met him and
licked him." he said.
AS the party passed out. thetcardinat
shook hands again with The ex-chnm-
pion. and said: well, good-by, and God
bless you"
Same to YOU" Numbered John l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
Vanderbilt on English Turf.

N LONDON. February a1,-Returned from
the United States. where he consulted w!.a
several prominent turfne, regarding his
Intended splurge on the English turf the
coming season, William X, Vanderbilt. Sir,
now mas determined 70 compete with King
the best stables Of racers In the land
Vanderbilt made It known Ia his friends
that no VIII spend a vast sum OF money
win tho highest honors tho Engish turf
car present. lie Will enter heavily In stakes
and has already sent along HIS nominations
for n few{of the classics.
Heretofore Vanderbilt has raced only In
France lie has now entered his famous
colt Malntenon for The classic gold cup at
Royal Ascot In J une. Vanderbilt has been
successful on tho French turf where his
stable Won over q million dollars In 1906,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
T0hiMY RYAN ANXIOUS
TO BOX Joe THOMAS

CHICAGO, ILL. February 21.--Tommy
Ryan Is ready to meet Joe Thomas the
California lighter who to-uay posted in New
York $500 as a side bot that no can de-
feat either Ryan or Melody at any weight
they name. 4'n u
Ryan is training on his NJ ehiEan farm
for his fight with Hugo Kelly. His rep
resentatlve Jack Curley. said that Ryan
Is ready to meet Thomas
Ryan will fight him at 1874 pounds. ring
side" said Curley. land II Thomas desires.
Thomas desires, 10 can have l4b pounds at
s o'clock. as Ryan can make II easly. Ryan
will mako any weight Thomas asks him to-.
OF any other lighter in tho game. and no
would be only too willing to taHe him on
II club offers good, half-sIzed purse
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GETTING IN SHAPE.
Smiling" AL orth Reducing
Weight for Coming Season..

f1l7'lN [Epecfal 10 The Times DIspatch.J
LYNCHBuRG. VA, February 2l.--"snnil-
ing" Al Orth, who is expected TO be one sf
the mainstays In the box for the New York
Americans during the coming season, is
rapidly getting himself into playing shape
by hard work at his home here He has
been exercising for some weeks at skating
rink with Harry Stewart. of the local pitch
Ing staff, but during the past few days has
been taking hard runs into the country. He
has almost reduced HIS weight to the play
ing figure. Orth was never In better condi-
ton. and he hopes TO be able to pitch the
best ball of his career during this year. It
is generally understood among his friends
here that he will not play professional ball
business here Ortiz Is immensely popular
In his home city, being, known as highly
thought OF by practically everybody In the
CITY tEt tsttss
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WANTS AID OF CONGRESS.
American Olympic Committee to
Ask for Big Appropriation.

NEW YORK. February 2i.-H present
plans are adhered to bill VIII be intro
duced In this session of Congress to APP
propriata the sum of 100000 to defray the
expenses OF the American team Of athletes
to compete In tho Olympic games TO no held
In England in 1905 James Il. Sullivan,
president OF the Amateur Athletie Union,
Will confer with President Roosevelt who
Will again serve rs honorary president OF
the American Olympic committee. before
the bill is introduced.
Mr.. Sullivan, who Is strongly urging the
appropriation Is sanguine over tho prospects
OF the bill, and thinkH 1t Is absolutely neces-
sary TO enable the United States to be
worth!iy represented In England. In dis
cussing the project he pointed out that
money was appropriated for the Ameri-
can exhibit a, the Paris Worlds Fair In
1900 and that every exposition held In this
country has received material financial aid
from Congress. and. as this iE' q national
affair. the same consideration should be
shown,
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Three Veteran Fox-Hunters.

ELkTOE. ND, February 21.-Wicomico
county claims the distinction OF having some
OF the oldest followers OF the hounds In
Maryland. The Oldest and best-known OF the
veteran Malone fox hunters in the county are
Alexander. aged eighty-one years and j.
Bayard Perdue, aged seventy-six years.
These two and j. Wesley Tarpin are prob
ably the Oldest fox-hunters IN Maryland.
During tho hunting season these men. espe-
cally Mr.. Malone and Mr.. Perdue, are In
the saddle every week. and their endurance
on the chase Is something remarkable. Re-
Gently at q big fox-hunt in Barren Creek
district the chase lasted over eight hours
without a break. At this hunt Mr. Ma
lone left his house at o'clock in the morn
ing. rode TO Barren Creek. started in the
chase OF eight hours, and then rodo the
game animal back home. being In the sad
die at least twenty hours without great
fatigue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
New Trottinq Circuit

PITTsBURG. PA. February 2l,--The
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia tro-
ting circuit was formed here to-day out
some new towns The new circuit viii com,
prize fourteen towns. as follows: Rock
mort, o. Canton, o.. Altoona. Pa, Canal
s,anbcnvi!'e, O.. West Liverpool. O., Cam.
bridge o., Wheeling. w, Va, Rayenna ~.
Johns,own. Pa, Newcastle, Pa. and Belle.
vernon. Pa. the last-named four being the
new towns In the circuit w. r. McFarlanI,
OF Iaaat Liverpool, O., was elected president,
and H. d. II. Yost, OF Canton. o.. secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
0'BRlEN READY TO
TACKLE THREE MEN

Los ANGELES. CALL, February 21.-Jack
o'Brien is rounding into perfect condition
for his triangular battle Friday night, when
Tremble and George Brown inside OF ak
rounds each.
These three men are middle-welghts The
TURK has never been put out, Tremble
stayed nine rounds once with O'Brien, ana
Thomas. N
Asa handicap to O'Brlen only one minute
rests between battles Will be allowed him
the three lighters VIII be waiting In tho
corner for their turn. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22

The final game In the championship
series being played between Masters
Frank kain and Raymond Whitman Win
bn held tonight, Little Frank Kain is
slightly In the lead but Raymond ex-
poets to make 1t warm for him in the fln-
lshing game. Both boys are confident
and both are determined to do their bcst
TO win the amateur Championship e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
Southern Baseball League.

ATLANTA, GA February 21-The
schedule meeting Of the Southern Base
Dali Lea Le que Is to be held here to-mor-
row, and is expected that the PLAY
Ing dates for tho season will be
adopted. formally ratifylng the report
OF the schedule committee. The local
club association will entertain the
visitors at banquet to morrow even
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
w. AND T.. WINS.
Lexington Basketball Team Dc
feats George Washington.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA, February 21.--
Washington and Lee University basket
ball team last night defeated the
George Washington University team!
by the score of 90 to 81. The game
took place in the university gynna-
Stun In the presence OF large crowd,
and the roofing was enthusiastic. The
game was an interesting contest The
stars for Washington and Lee We're
STREET., Wilmington and Osborne, and
for George Washington. We're Rice,
Eichelberger, and Whiting. The line
up was:
w. T.. u. Positions. 6. w. U.
STREET.. ....... forward. .Eichelberger
Wilmington ..forward..... Rice
Osborne. centre. .... Prosperi
Moore back ........ Gable
Baglcm. ~. back. .E.......W Whiting
Goals-streit, 2; Osborne. q; Whit
tington, Q: Rice, 3; Etchelberger, i;
Whiting. 1 Gable, !. Free toss
STREET. II; Rice, 8. Time OF halves,
twenty minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
.S|IV|P SON LEADER
BY GOOD MARGIN
Fifteen Contestants in Hot Game
at Lake Alleys-Boys Play
Tonight.

Fifteen contestants took part in the
semi-wee,Sly competition for the prize
at tho Lake Alleys last night. All the
bowlers kept pretty close together. and
some very good scores were made. simp-
son came out ahead. With 1875 pins to
his credit. Cosby was twenty pins be-
hind, and Johnson was a good third,
with lo1 pins. Following are the scores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
Sporting Notes.

Battlng Nelson VIII return homo from
England in March.
The O'Bren- Burns fight at Los Angeles
: aGM ss, 'Gs Ms yIhs e IL foot
bali game with StatAy CeYegesSf;
Joe Thomas has put up a forfeit OF $500
for fight with Honey Melody at las
pounds. tS
Tommy Sullivan Knocked out Terry Martin
in seven rounds at Augusta. Me-. Tuesday
night. 1N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
destination England, where he took on

destination England, where he took on
q few dubs. raked in the coin and
forgot all about Squires.
He expressed himself as very eager
to meet Bill, however, but now that Bill
is bound for America. Jack has changed
his mind Now he SAYS that Jefires is
tho only man, who should meet s1uires,
~ think 1t Is Jeffries's duty says
Jack. "This fellow claims the champion
ship. and us jeff is champion, he should
defend his title"
This Is the first line on record that
Jack O'I3rien ever lodged a purse, 6conse-
quently this squlres must be pretty
good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
JACK
DOES A side STEP
Calls on Jeff to Defend Title
Against squires, the
"Vicious Cent
.rspecIal,o The Tim es -pispatoh

u. Speca! 10 The Times Dlspatch.J
+ LOS ANG EIlES, CAL, February III
Jack O'Brien has always been considered
the prince Of side-steppers. 1t will be re-
membered that O'Brien last year started
for Australia to meet Bill squlres. He
suddenly changed his mind and made his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
New York Man Signs With Gin

CINCINNATI. O.. February 21.-Wlll!am
Pe!, an inflelder. who has played with In
dependent teams IN and around New York
for several years, has been signed by the,
Cincinnati Club. he is eighteen years old.
and has been employed In the New York
Central freight department.. John Ward.
formerly manager Of tho New York Ma
tional League team. is his sponsor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
McGlynn Resigns From
the Force.

YORK, PA, February 21.-"stony" Nc
Glynn. the famous York Tri-state pitcher.
winter, has resigned from Mayor McCalrs
force. to take effect next Monday. McGlynn
will leave March 1st for St. Louis to play
the coming season with the National league
Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
PASS OVER MAYORS VETO
Said He Had Recommended I'm
proVernent,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ROANOKE, VA, February 21.-Mayor
Cutch!n yesterday vetoed a resolution
which had passed both branches OF the
Council for improving the City Market
House A special meeting of the Com
mon Council was called tonight, at
which 1t was shown that the Mayor hail
recommended the Improvement to tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
California Anti-Betting Bill.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. February 1.-THE
lower House OF the California Legislature
has passed a bill prohibiting betting at race
tracks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
Syndicate After Lexington Track

Ii IEXINGT0y;, KY, February I'll Tho
Observation-Disclosures syndicate, owning
many western s.i1 raee.ttaoks have opened ne;
PittsburE, for the purchase OF tho old
kentucky Association rho property has
been priced at $4,000 to tho Bite Grass
Fair here. Dates FOR race meeting this
spring have been assigned by tho State
Racing Commission.
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/. X. II, GN, T. FRnpERieKs nuhle
- -, =. & POTOMAC III IL sal

- - 49,, - - & POTOMAC III II.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NcoRrif4
w u.s. WARD, sS5s5 siy 4 s4iS3
$50 a. M,---baly-ABsrd st, Through. ak
$40 4. M.--Daiiy--Mnln 81, Through. Y N
sos q. M.-Daily--Maln st. Through. All \
Pullman Cars ,sss ,i,sJ, j ss " Il Sggs
7:o5 4; M.--Exeant Monday - byrd HteE
Through. MI Pullman Cara. III
$3.50 a, M--Weeht Days E:iba. Ashland
$40 4: M;.--pally--Byrd st. Through. Ic-f
1908 noon-weet Days--Byra ST. rhrousK,I
4.oo =. M.--Week Days--Byrd st. Treder.,S
icAshurg Accommodate ion .lyp IA
si2o r. N ---Daily--Main st. Throush I. I'll Il 4
$3.50 r M.--Week Days---Elbh, Ashland
Accommodations IA
s'2o Z. M.--Dally--1syrd st. Through. ut esa
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - sot5THss
GAO a. M.--Week Dnys--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
600 a. M.----Dally-Byrd ST. Through.
s:25 A.. M.--week Days--Isyrd ST. Freder-s
ickaburg Accommodation ssttia 4
1850 a, M.---Wcek Days--Byrd st. Through.S
2:12 r. M.--Daiiy-Main ST. Through (.
$40 T. M.--week Days--Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation. AZ EYSl Nh
T.15 p. M---DHily-Byrd st, Through. Ia 4 h
$500 P. M.--Daily--Byrd st. Through. 1.o.ss
cal Stops. s59S$l
o:4o ?. M.---Daliy--Main St. Through. 4ylli
4 Pullman Cars. Pm y ,e4I Y
1880 r. M.--Week Days--Byrd st. Through.
All Pullman Cars. II
NOTE Pullman Sleeping or Parlors Cars
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Accommodations -t3 sSEs4f3
Time OF arrivals and departures ana sccrt-i
nections not guaranteed. SSfia \
w. D, DUKE, c. w. cuLP. w. P.TAYLoR.s
Asst.ito Prest. Gent supt Traf. Afgr3
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Council three months ago, and 1t was
passed over his veto by vote Of 30 to 4.
The Mayor came In for mitch SHARP
criticism from members of the body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22

In execution Or a certain deed Of
trust Of January 7.1so2. and 5.duly re-
3. 1913 A. page So, the undersigned. be-
Ing REQUIRED SO to do by the bene-
sale at public auction, on tho premises,
on MONDAY, tho 25th day Of Feb
ruary. 1907, at 1880 o'clock p NJ, the
real estate conveyed by SAID deed and
OF Brookland Park, having a frontage
Of sixty feet and running back the
Terms: Cash MS to cost and expenses
Of sale. any delinquent takes which
and discharge tho balance due on bond
secured by said deed, amounting to
for negotiable note With interest added
and secured by trust deed.
The trustee. however, is authorized
by the holder of lien to state that in
lieu OF the terms above mentioned,
should the purchaser so desire, Il very
liberal arrangement can be- made as
to the debt mentioned.
II. A. McCURDY,
f Trustee.
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Seaboard Air Line Railways

IoEdDOdI q xAll F1111C 1N011WNy48sI
sOuTHBOUNDE TRAINS SCHEDULED TO!
LEAVE ERICHMoN DAILY;
s.l0T A. M.--Local to Norlina. Raleigh
Charlotte. WILMINGTON. 1920 p. M,--Sleepersj
and coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville and
FLORIDA Points. s:4s P.y M,--solid Pullman
train to st. Augustine. 1880 r. NJ Sleeps
ers and coaches. Atlanta, Birming ham, lens
phis. Savannah. Jacksonville and Southwest.
NORTHBOuND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY IN
$40 A. NJ. 6:62 a. Nj. $40 p. NJ. s :55 n. u.
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r richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway l. .Is1S

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour Ton thu
hour from "A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. Last car
IL midnight. Limited car. AS 2. NJ. ally
except Sunday.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Sycamore
Street every hour from :ab Al 81. to ~ as
p. Nj. Last car 1l:4o P. Mi; Limited cnrs
7:15 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday ~ IN lSgtss
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rlch \.
mond cars. la5#9 II
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Chesapeake G., Ohio RAILWAY

CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. ST, LOUIS
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH 9sz
WILLIE. MEMPHIS.
2:15 p. NJ. daily and 1900 P. NJ. daily ex-s
cept6 Saturday; 11:45 2. N. Saturdays
WEsTBoUNDB LOCAL, TRAINS. .sss
s7:25 "A. M. and 5:l5 p. NJ. week days.
NEWPORT NEWS, NORFOLK AND OLD
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900 a. NJ. and 400 p. NJ daily. lssSs!
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
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1885 A. NJ. ana 100 P. NJ daily. ~ fSsSGf4
JAMES RIVER LINES. ~
1920 "A. NJ daily; 6:l5 p NJ. week days.
Arrive Main Line from West: 1880 "a NJ
$3.50 A. M.,8s3:l5 r.. M...t7:45 P. AZ. From
East: :o5 "A. M.,.11:4bf A. Nj, 90 r.. AI.S
$500 p. NJ James River: ''S:4o ~ Nj
t'6:55 P. NJ. DAILY. s+Except Sunday sss,;