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The Washington herald., 1907-12-24
WOMAN REFUSES $4,000.
Mrs. Petit Declines Interest in the
Estate of Late james ScngEs

The will Of James F. Scaggs, who died
December 49, 1867. dated October Z. 1906.
was filed for probate yesterday
With the exception of $50. bequeathed to
the library of the Fifth Baptist Church.
the testator devised his entire estate to
Mrs. Hannah Petit
Following the filing of the will. Mrs
Petit filed a formal remuneration of her
interest IN the estate left by the testator
ana also asked the court TO relieve her Of
the duties o. executrix. Mr.. Scaggs was
an attorney, and his estate is said 10 be
valued at about 5000, which. in view Of
Mrs. Pettit's action. will now go 20 his
brother and sister. who reside in this city
The Washington herald., 1907-12-24
Lake submnrine Boat

Secretary of the Navy Metcalf yester-
day announced he had again extended
the time in which the Lake Submarine
Torpedo Boat Company may accept his
proposal to construct a submarine boat
for submission 20 the department. The
extension is until January 90
The Washington herald., 1907-12-24
Lecture by Miss Bernardy.

Miss Amy A. Bernardy, Instructor IN
Italian literature al Smith College. lectur-
ed on "A Study in Mythical Immigration
at the Italian Embassy last night in the
presence Of many well-knOwn people
Miss Bernardy was introduced by Baron
Edmondo Mayor des Planches, italian
Ambassador
The Washington herald., 1907-12-24
Mr. Kasson ImprovIng.

John A Kasson, former First Assistant
Postmaster General is i'll At his home.
1726 / street northwest. His physician,
DR. II. c. Yarrow. said last night he
was improving rapidly, and his recovery
was only n matter IF time.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-24
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT IS guaranteed 20 cure any case
Of Itching Blind. Bleeding. Protruding Piles in
6 70 Il DAYS or money refunded 5ec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
MORNING DANCE
AT Comfy CLUB
This Was One Of Features Yes
terday Of Hampden-Sidney
Finals.

5 . n q Il ( y { : II
lIAMPDEN-SIDN COLLEGE, VA,
June 1O.-Sunday evening the sermon
before the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION was preached by the Rev.
William Cummings, of Winchester, KY.
Tho congregation was again treated to
an excellent discourse, as wcre they
in the morning by DR.. Minton Mr..
Cummings is no stranger here having
married into q family Of the section
and having conducted a series Of meet
ings here some years ago.
This morning a dance took place at
the Comfy Club rooms, as Is tho GUS
tom at commencement. The music was
furnished by an excellent orchestra
from Lynchburg. Among the dancers
We're tho Misses Hawkins. Of Fayette-
vile, w. Va: Miss Edith Duval, Of
Farmville; Miss Fnuntleroy, OF staun-
ton; Miss March Edmunds, OF Farm
vile; Miss Schroclehise, Of staunton;
Miss Hopkins of Tazewell; Miss Halter,
Of Ta2ewell; Miss Anne Richardson,
Miss Lizzie Richardson and Miss Mil
dred Richardson, Of Farmville; Miss
frankie Jones, of Farmville; Miss Will
liams, of Woodstock, and Miss Pan
cake. ~,
The Union Society celebration took
place this evening ats o'clock In the
college chapel before n large gathering
both of visitors from O distance and
from tho surrounding neighborhood-
The final president was Mr.. w. r.
Lewis, Of Tazowell, Va, who intro
duced the following speakers Mr.. S
IS Simmerman, junior orator, of Speed
well, Va, whose subject was "Johr
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AT WILLIAM AND MARY.
Flnnl Exercises by Senior Glass With
Full PrOErum


q Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
3 WILLIAMSBURG, VA. juno 10.-The
final exercises Of the senior class Of
William and Mary College were held
In the college chapel this morning at
II o'clock before large crowd OF
visitors.
Several lively pieces were played by
the band to the waiting spectators pro-
ceding the exercises.
q AS the clock struck IL. tho class,
eleven strong, entered through the IL
brary, and formed most impressive
scene as they marched slowly up the
long aisle with their black caps and
gowns and took their seats upon the
rostrun1 for the last time.
The order OF the exercises was as
follows: Address by G. O. Ferguson,
president: reading of class history, by
J. +. Jones; prophesy Of the class, read
by G. L. II. Johnson; class poem, read
by L. c. Linckley; valedictory address,
by II. II. Young. Tho papers prepared
and read by the graduates were all
most Interesting. and made O good
showing for the class OF 1907.
The following is the list OF grnduF
ates. with their degree: r. 3. Dade.
master of arts; ]. b. Terrell, master OF
arts; John Tyler. master OF arts; A L.
Blackwell. bachelor OF arts; J. II.
Bowen, bachelor of arts: J. T. Ellis.
bachelor Of arts; c. G. Durkee, bachelor
Of arts; q. o. Ferguson, bachelor OF
arts: II. T. Hope, bachelor OF arts; J.
T. Jones, bachelor Of arts; L. G. Linds-
ley, bachelor Of arts; John Tyler, bache-
lor of arts; II. II. Young, bachelor OF
arts @47 j#'5il
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Howard Payne; Mr.. Thomas K. Young,
OF ISayford, w. Va, who spoke on the
subject, 1.-THE Ingenuity OF Man; Mr..
Il. c. Brown, Junior orator, OF Lewis
burg, Va, who took as his subject
"The EVIL Influences of Wealth Upon
Government"
Following this was tho announce
mcnt of the medalists by the president.
Mr. T. K. Young, OF Kayford, w. Va,
was the recipient OF the Junior orators
medal: Mr.. Lewis II. Lancaster, Of
Abingdon. Va, was awarded he,sopho-
more essayist medal, and Mr.. Z. S.
Townlcy received the freshman de-
claimer medal
A number Of alumni are on the
ground. and Others are coming in.
Among them are Mr. A. B. Dickinson,
of Richmond; Mr.. w H. Venable, OF
Norfolk; Mr.. Epes Harris. of Black
stone; Mr.. Hunter J. Phlegar. OF Chris
tiansburg; Mr.. r. D. Bednger, OF Bris-
toll; Mr.. Frank Bedinger, of Boydton;
Mr.. w. B. McIlwaine, Of Petersburg;
Mr.. Tazewell Darlington Of Richmond;
Mr.. Chaplin Robson. Of Farmville.
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49,, . 1,na.,.,,, ",
Robert spencer y, OF 4 E VINE
Fishbgnrn % Of Roa
no oi a' Va'; Robert Archer an Goodwin,
Sr2 OF RlShmonsd;, W: patt a G ira
NAM OF gohesyi ~ yai forage Sc EuWln
erisR Arthur Hodge. Of chsrlottesytiie.
10; Gentry tn11iy Hodges, 81 80, Jones pore
Te,nn Elis yandersce rNeX or SUI
Lamb LIANT Of Of Rlehmond, Va; MatthssW
WA Weldon Thomas Myers Ct Broad
T TSs ssminary, Val EFsaE Val.
g{esSss Sears Of Granville ! Themes
N Va. simpson ~ : A'cNl'l0Ao'
O. 1L III
~, John samuel rloIriy OF sr1o gs Gha
Ea;; J9sGpll HaoofE y. aad
stone. OF Roanoke. John Walter
M a:tnra - Of ,, cha.,ottesviile va
Ian,.,, 1,eronnean Rrown ~ r,rior-
neld: VA; John Eugene Cole, cole q FIR Fred d
e OF West sunbnrv Pa: Herbert Gra s
fh,s 8 ?o1s
WILLIAM Groonc,, 81 ,MeWpGTIa news
N Ne 9 neflna Il u William Pinskney
McCord Hoitmans 81 MoodstG,Ge,k, ~ "a:
FRANK flouEE, 81 d.. )
lIenry Grant Llnd,, 81 .Harr1sionDurg.
VA; John IG q Long e n,r1lhg
nam, ala. iteW ~
shaii OF 15nrDoursVlteie' a.; =, ma was !.
IiamDden massey, OF i Ia T, y a. u. g.;
iienry Clay meme, Jrnao 20, Enar n2
WY Hast IJadnn Do reo,,s
% tdHie, d. 1,o tiaren7'
Of Hnrriston, Va: Wade Cleveland
Payne, OF Flat Run. Va: Killian Adolf
phus Price, of Gilbert, S. G.; James
Jehu Robert. OF Centreville Miss;
;Inohn walton Ko;s;s o. nosSV4 1,,,
d ier H. 4 II. Aiaxnndnr NJorin Showa fer
of' ., st siindford >Vn.: Charles Mason
Smith, of Frederick sburg, Va; David
Adams Spear. Of; Columbus, Ohio; Rich-
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land; No. 8, g. Hinton; No. 2, r. A.
Brown; No. r. p. Bledsoe: cox
swain, ]. S. Gravely.
The first crews are:
Harry Lee Stroke, G. Mop. A1ine-
tree; No. 81, c. S. osbourn; No. 2, A. H.
Leap; No. !, w. r. J. Dunn; coxswain.
S. p. Hartman.
Albert S1dney-stroke, Z. "A. c. Hoge;
No. g., ID. A. Devane; No. 2. "A. "A.
Houser:8No. i, w. T. Riser; coxswain,
G. H. Miles.
The Joint celebration OF the two
literary societies took place tonight
in the university chapel. L. j.. Desha.
Of Kentucky, twas president, and
Charles IS. Glasgow, Of Lexington, Va.
chief marshal. 1.-The orators: Graham
Lee Society," w. Flanagan, vir-
GINA, and j. II. Larry, Virginia. Wash
ington Society-R. +. Barry, Virginia,
and c. S. Osbourn, West Virginia.
Tomorrow will be alumni day, and
"Wednesday graduation day.
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Degree Requirements.

All the members Of tho board of visi-
tors attended to-day's session except
r. Walton Moore, of Fairfax, Eppa
Hunton. Jr., and Joseph D. Eggleston,
OF Richmond. Much Of the session was
devoted to the proposed changes In
the b. A. and NJ A. degrees. Mr.. J ohm
l.. Williams and DR.. Edward N. Calisch,
Of Richmond; DR.. Thomas Nelson Page,
OF Washington, and Mr.. Roosevelt
Page, of. Hanover, spoke in opposition
to the elimination of Latin from the
requirements.
Professor VIM. M. Thornton, DR..
James Morris Page and Professor r.
Heath Dabney explained the faculty's
purpose and the scope and significance
Of the proposed changes. The board
postponed any action until its next
place In October. The board received
petition from the Monticello Branch
Of the Association for tho Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities appealing to
the board ITO call a halt in the work
which is obliteruting SO much that is
dear to all of us and unique in the
design Of the university" This paper
was called forth, 1t Is said, by the
fact that section of ono Of the SER
pentine garden walls was removed in
scmc improvements made last year
Between east range and east lawn
The board appointed q committee tc
investigate and report.
Resolutions of a character compli.
mentary to DR.. Paul Barringer, who
resigned to become president Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, were
spread upon the minutes.
DR.. Halstead S. Hodges, or Char.
lottcsVille. was appointed professor OF
the eye. ear, nose and throat, for one
o. 5ta5 ! 81
Professor Raleigh G. Minor was ap.
FGinted to act as dean Of the law de-
lnrtment during the absence of Pro
lessor Lille in Europe.
| University Degree Men.
Degree men this year, exclusive 0
the law department, already published
Bachelors of Arts.
Paul Brandon Bnrringcr, Jr., Univer
1' poys 5r Of Rerfolk lava VA
! William Curtis Gibson, ct Suffolk, va.
/ Albert Aurelius Horner. Jr., Of Helena
Ak JsGs aKppan HoTne5 Of Helen,
saGolK Va: Marx Laurens e. Jarrett rreH Q
A 1ons o" No W Xn Va W Wsm n nrde
James Sugars McLomore, Of Momphl.
Tenn Tenn; Phil, MGclelland McNagny, Q
Weigh Of Richmond, Va: Wilial
/ Clarlson Marshall: Jr.. of Winchesto
M; John Henry Neff. Ir., Of Harrison
Theological Seminary. Va; Otis Eugen
st. Cluir OF Tazewell, Va; Phife
smith. Of Livingston, Ala; Augustin
e.; Richard Vipon Taylor, Jr., of Mo
pie, Ala; Richard Pardee Williams
Jr.,' of Washington, d. G.
Masters OF Arts.
y John Madison Camp, of Franklin, Va
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REGATTA DAY
AT LEXINGTON
Teams at Washington and Lee
Contest for Honors on
Water.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.


LEXINGTON. VA. June 10.-The sec
ond day OF commencement at Wash
ington and Leo to-day was the annual
regatta between the Albert Sidney and
Harry Lee crews this afternoon on
North River. and large crowd Of in
.terested spectators witnessed the
events
The first race was pulled Off between
the SCRUB" or second crews. and the
Harry Lees (the reds), won by two
and one-hnlf boat lengths. In, the race
between tn regular crews, the Harry
Lees also won, the Albert Sidneys the
blues) coming In one-quarter boat
length behind.
Following arc the members of the
second crews
Harry J4ecs--strokc. II. Il. Powell;
No 3, A. II. LarrlclS; No. 9. c. IS. GIas-
gov; No. !, II. D. Moore; coxswain
III. NJ. Innnis,
1 Albert s!dney-Stroke. w, E, More.
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OPERATORS WAIT ON
TELEGRAPH DIRECTORS.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-Tho general board
OF the Commercial Telosraphers' Union OF
America mot hero to-day to consider the
situation growing out of tho demands and
statement Of grievances presented by tho
union to the directors OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company It was stated by those
In authority that it was not expected any
definite development would occur before
wednesday, or Thursday after the moetlr1;
Of tho board OF directors Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company OH Wednesday,.
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I,ronerty Trn1,sfors.

e A j f. q re- Fl 70 M 10
Observation-Disclosures A. Moncure, special
commissioner. to Clara B, lGpps. % feet
on south limo OF Moore Street, ia feet from
corner of Kenney Street. and running back
to Williams Street. $l,sa5. 1.
( Clara =. and Frank y. Epps to Peyton
G. Roberts, Same property described In deed
next above s1,a36. s5
80 foot on east side OF Eggleston Street, 1876
foet south of Winder Street, $840.
Mary Eta and D. A. Brown, Jr, to Ophe-
liz Minor, "a feet on south line OF Grove
Avenue, ss feet cast Of Morris Street. slo'-
$50. f5
a3A foot on south limo OF Floyd Avenue.
2sA feet west Of Harrison Street. s7,ss7,6o'
Maggie, G, H., BENJAMIN and Maria L.
Phillps's trustee to Thomas II. Wyatt, Is
foot on south limo OF jackson Street. 14a
foot cast OF st. Peter Street s075, iA.
Thomas II. Wyatt and wife to John W.
Burco, same property described In deed
next above, 81 400.
]. J. Connolly and wife 10 Catherine A.
third stroot. No. 4l6 North, sal75.
Mark r, Lloyd to Sol Cutohlns. as feet on
wost limo OF st. Pater Street. 42o feet north
Sol cutchins ana wife to James n. Rhor-
or. Same property dsscrlbod In deed next
abovo 1900
Margaret u, Wright. 100 fs't on a road
loading from MeehanicsyLlle Turnpike. about
Of trust for 800, 8t1,1oo. Il
Lewis Ginter Land ana Improvement
Company to Horace A., Blanche A., Ethel,
Oscar P.a and Anne K. BEDFORD. lot No. 10
in block II plan of 81 Inter Park. 81. 200. @ 4
| 7. II, Scott and wife 70 gsolon r. arsen.
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yireiniu,s New Industry.

y very interesting test Of Paving
and Building Bricks was made by the
Virginia Clay and Material Co., of
Farmvillc. Va, In order to practically
demonstrate the value and superiority
of their Bricks. They arranged for a
test through their general agent, A. II.
Mntlack, who carried on the said test
in the Jefferson Hotel, who were ad-
mirably fitted up with the necessary
facilities,
The object OF this test was to show
publicly that sudden contraction or
expansion would not In any way affect
tho Bricks made by the Virginia Clay
and Material Co., and under their pros
cess, and that under ordinary condi-
TONS would be practically indestruc-
tiblc.
Began p. Nj. June 9th. Ended
1915 a. M. June 10th.
Paving Brick weighed 4 lbs. 8 OF.
Building Brick weighed a lbs. OF,
Juno Z. 10 A. M.--After soaking II
hours showed increase: Paving Brick,
a lbs. OF; Building Brick, 4 lbs. OF.
June s-After freezing 20 hours,
temperature 20 degrees, showed no
change, and while In frozen condl-
tion We're placed In a Temperature OF
lao degrees, and there remainod TOR az
hours. IN t
June 1o---After 4s hours treatment
under this heat they showed that they
were still In their original condition,
which proves beyond nll reasonable
doubt their great value, a .hs
We are prepared to furnish REFER
ences Of many gentlemen who YeEe
l-Wltpesses to this test,
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Sweet Brinr Institute Finals.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
AMHERST, VA, June 1o.-Com-
mencement exercises at Sweet Briar In
stituto to-day consisted Of recikals by
the music department under the direc-
ton of Miss Young. The various sclec-
lions were very much enjoyed. A
number Of visitors were present.
After tho rccitals the Sweet Briar
Glee Club gave q concert. Fl.
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Dr. McGurls ut Cork.

Z LYNCHBURG. VA, juno l0.-Rev. Father
Dc Muynck. Of tho Holy Cross Catholic
Church, has received tablogrunl from
DR.. J. j. McGurls. dated Cork, Ireland, In
which no announced his safe arrival In
that city, and sent greetings to the mem
bers of the church from that city.
& DR.. McGurk, 1t will DO recalled. sailed
from Now York City ten days ago for q
tour of two or sthroe months Of Europe and
Ireland. ~ L-l--I. IN -.l--- -... y
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Dandeliorl
unequalled for the cure Of dyspepsia and
all stomach trouble
all stomach trouble

under the
o thu
there
In the
Dyspepsia IS
do ~ r1' '7'6 '7"
Sold by all Druggists 25 Shenck Chemical Co..
54-56 Franklin ST, New York.
ste ,oos ra,sso
k&@&uzx1arak,
81 =--e-7-----z4.sssz{z-@s----S
- .
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Meetings..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF tho Lynchburg ana
Abingdon Telegraph Company Will
Union Telegraph Company, No. 500
Main Street, in the city OF Lynch-
burg, Va, on TUESDAY, July 2, 1907,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the election
OF officers and directors, and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before tho meeting.
a. r. BREWER. Secretary.
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NAV N6ito|ksW6stbIl

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd st. Station. Richmond, Daily.
IN EFFECT JAN g. 1907.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. M. $500 P.
NJ. $500 P. NJ Pullman Parlor Cara.
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and the
SOUTHWEST: $500 A. NJ, 1910 noon. $3.50
p NJ Pullman Pnrlor and Sleeping Cars.
CATO Dining cars. Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk. s11:4o A. NJ. $3.50 r.. n. From
the West, 1925 a. NJ. 2:o5 P. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ.
Office. s3s Z. Main st. Flyer. 2 hours.
20 minutes.
w. B. BEYILL, C. II. BOSLEY,
Gen'l Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent. 81
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NEXT MEETING or,
Examiners will be held at the Mcdi-
cal College OF Virginia. Richmond
Va, on TUESDAY, June II, BOZ be-
ginning at o "A. NJ.
R, II. WALKER,
Secretnrv.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Seaboard Air Line Railway

\ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
& 9:a5 A. M.-Local to Norlna, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington. 1880 p. M.-Sleep-7
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Sa-
yannnh, jacksonville and Florida points.
9;25 p. M.-sIcepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham, Memphis, Savannah. Jackson
villo and Southwest.
NORTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$3.50 A. NJ. 6:35 P. NJ. 7:O5 p. NJ.
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and Miners
Transportation ca
N0rf0lk to Doston, NInss,.

Norfolk to Doston, Mass.
Providence, IL. r., and Savannah, Gu,
I stoamors leave Norfolk for Boston tues,
day, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at Q 7. NJ. Passengers fnd freight talon
saln at &c. and q. sRwyo Nj. and VI Rwy,
Offices. and No. sos and 81 East M ain.
4 II 4, u. !. 10 r. "A gta Norfolk, Va,
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nishea by the Fifth Regiment Band. Of
Baltimore.
Tho William J. Bryan prize, for the
best essay on Theory of Government
has been awarded Mr.. James Porter
smith, of Sac 'oaulo, Brazil. His essay
was in opposition to the municipal
ownership of street RAILWAYS.
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Railroads,
Southern Railway

TRAINS SLDAv11 nicHM OND.s
N. B.--Followrg schedulo figures pub.
llshed only as inforinatiun, and nro not
700 "A. M.--Dnily.--Iocn for Charlotte
is connecting at Koysvllio for Chase city
and ClnrEsvllio. III 81 R65f5 Al NJ ~
11;15 a. Observation-Disclosures - Buffet pull.
f4 man TO Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans Memphis, Chattanooga, and
al tho South. Through couch for
Chase City. Oxford, Durham md
~ Raleigh. fsff ifI3
$500 J. Milk. sundny--Kcysviile Local.
1880 r. M.-Daily--Limltod Pullman ready
0:3o y. NJ. for all tho South.
T. YORK RIVER L1Nn.
$3.50 y. MEX. sunday-Linit cd--To Wcst
polnt-Conncctng for baltimore.
2;!6 y. Milk. Sundays.
AA6 4. Mix. sunday--Locul to Yves,
8 Point. nv
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. e
e!66 A. Nj, $40 p. M.-From oil tho Eouth.
as'Ao Y M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh, DUR
ham, Clinse CITY, md focal stntionH.
az" 49,; q. M.--From Keysvillo---Locnl {6
s''1o a. M.-From Baltimore and West
Point. f{F'l
Point. & T1-5 20 ~ '.'f15
g. W. wEsTBunY, D. p. A.
Vso y. Main Street. Richmond Va.
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|R., F. q p. s5$ sS!5s!
IN AINu POTOL.AC II. r.

r., f. e il. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S5GHasSR
TRA1Ns. 1,,.,,,, PoTOLAc II. II.
49, 1'A - w M = G
s:s5 a. M,--Datly--Isyri 81 rhroupn
7:o0 4. M.-Dnily-Maln 81, rhrourh
''so a. m.--Week Days-Elba, Ashland
accommodation. - :
S:Ao a. lM.--Daily-Byrd ST, Through.
l1;4o a. M.-Week Days-Ebn A.h,nnd
. Acconmod ton, 49, $50 ~
l.oo n y y, Days---Byrd st. Through.
!ngton Accommodation.
Dad i. M.--Sundny ony-Elbn. wnshinr-
ton Accommodation. al 49, 20
C;so I. M.-Wsek Days-Elba. Ashland
G:45 y. M.-Dniiy--Main st. Through
$500 p. M.-Daily-Byrd ST. Thromuh
TRAINS ARRIVE Observation-Disclosures,
WARD. q 4 VI
$3.50 =. M.-Wsek Days--l'lba. Ashland
1850 a. M-pnily-Byrd st, Through,
s:25 a. M.---Weel Dnys-Byrd ST. WASH
ngton Accommodation.
1o:s5 A. M.--Sunday only--Eba. Washing
ton Accom- mediation.
10:40 A. M-Wcek Dnys-Elbn Ashland
Accommodation
SIS + M-paily-hSra g. g. T rhroush
$40 M.-week Dnys-Elba. Ashland
1918 p. M.-Dniiy--Byrd st. Through.
900 P. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
Local stops. sai
s:15 P. M.-Dnily-Mnln st. Through
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all above trains, except local nccommo-
dations.
Time Of arrivals and departures and con-
G. .s w cu j!L 80 $500 w. p. TAYLOR,
Gen'i Supt. Trat. MSr.
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9. W. wI1sTBUnY, .. p. A.
Wv -. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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