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The evening world., 1911-03-13
NAVAL GUNNER
WANTS HIS BADY'S..
"BOOTEES" BACK
Roach Has Little Emma and
Sues Mother for Her
Keepsakes.

As for the large rocking chair. the car
pet slippers. the silver backed comb and
brush and the painting Of the battle Of
Gettysburg-Mrs. Roach can keep then
and be welcome. AS for the cups and
ss~uccfs-Mrs Hornlg. her mother. can
keep them and be welcome. But n for
the child's pink and blue "bootees" and
that pretty lace slip, James T. Roach. a
chief gunner IN the United States Navy,
living at the Hotel Margaret. Brooklyn.
wants them and intends to get them.
Now o ave tie main facts In a
novel suit which has been Instituted by
MI. Roach against hs wife. Mrs. Alice
10 CHI, who lives with her mother. Mrs.
Eliza HorniE. at the Wilton. Broadway
n one Hundred and Sixty-fourth
street. The child IL Erna Virginia
Roach. four years old. She Is In New
port.
The Reaches were married six years
ago. They emerged from the happily
married condition last June. when the
husband was ordered to Sag Harbor
The air didn't agree with Mrs. Roach, ~
she up and went away after three days.
leading little Era by the hand.
Father Gets Child.
Roach opined instantly that oil was
not well and he went into the Supreme
Court to learn the reason. asking at the
same time for the custody OF his
daughter. lie got the child.
Two weeks ago he was seized with a
longing for the pink and blue leather
"bootees' that used to grace Er--a's
pink tootsies. He also would fain have
gained possession OF the baby's swad-
ding clothes. her knife. fork. spoon ana
plate. her ring and bracelet and a silver
set which had been presented to him
by admiring comrades when he was
doing duty on the Pacific coast. SO he
went TO the Wilton 20 get them.
Appeals to c. :.
Failing. he invoked the law. In the
Seventh District Municipal Court. Man
haitian, on Friday. Justice Lauer or
dered both sides to submit briefs.
Mrs. Roach has no right to keep
those things" said Roach yesterday.
''Thcy belong to the child. OF rather to
me. as I gave them TO the child. My
wife has some other things belonging TO
me and ! shall try to get them. She
deserted me. as Justice Hendrlck noted.
and | am entitled to everything I pre-
sentcd TO the baby.
II "a the baby back said Mrs.
Roach. and don't see why / should
give up the 'bootoes.' | shan't give
them up II I can help 1t. It's a shame!'
The evening world., 1911-03-13

tGth the descfip-
ton furnished II Is a simple matter
TO cork out patterns.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
ALWAYS RELY
ON POSLAM

A surgeon in the Royal Navy
writes that In his practice in differ
ent parts Of the world he has been
brought into contact with Poslam's
work and can fully indorse every.
thing claimed for It. SO say thou.
sands OF others. poslam stops itch.
Ing at once and should be used for
the cure of any skin affection. Sold
by Hegeman's, Rlker's and all drug.
glsts. For free sample write the
Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
Twenty.nfth street, New York.
The evening world., 1911-03-13

Dear Fashion Editor
Would ask your advice how TO make a
dress OF m%essaine. the color OF inclosed
sample. Would n very pale pink go with
~ ! am tall, slender. blue eyes. light
hair and eighteen.
A pale fesh color pink would be
beautiful with II, using q m~arquisette
tunic in that color, drnpsd NJ ON the
left sids n held by a Ions loop OF
silver cord which en.wtnes the waist.
Around the neck could be tiny roses
made OF the marquisctte, showing be-
low them n touch OF the blue satin, &c
the tunio 10 cut with a low yoke. A
bunch OF the hlmy roses could hang
from the silver cord on tho left side.
Dear Fashion Editor:
How should ! make up the incloaed
samples / nave a deep pink slip for
under the black and white. n a corn
color one for the blue. ! am tall and
slim. Mn.
7 would advise making the black and
white with skirt ana waist IN ono,
draped 10 the left side with q black
velvet buckle, making the waist sur
piicc style, with plaits on the shoulders.
A tiny shawl collar OF heavy aI-over
lace could turn back from the v yoke
OF hne net, while q touch OF deep pink
go tAN AAOaNH avn Nhb nAGgNth
slightly pufed, gathered into q deep
GUN OF the hne net, with a piping OF
black velvet NJ the elbow. The blue
could be made with full waist and skirt,
held at the belt line with a self-colored
silk cord which ties on the side front.
A shirred %oording of the material I'm
ishes the Dutch neck, with a plating
OF butter oolorsd lace showing above.
The sleeves hang loose TO the elbow,
whEpa the ~ nAlnnAA IsnsnH NAa..,.
undereur, with n plating of lace below.
The hem OF the skirt also finish with a
shirred cording Of the material
Dear Fashion Editor:
Would II be advisable 20 make a plait-
black band on the bottom, or are they
going out OF fashion, PUZZLED.
Hobble skirts are Of the past. Gut
your skirt over into a plain gorsd ono
about la yards around the bottom.
You could trim II with a band OF black
satin II you like.
Dear Fashion Editor;
! ana having a suit made OF royal blue
~br1adcloth, with collar, rcvers and cuffs
OF blue and white striped satin. Wil
you give a few suggestions OF a pretty
and chic blous to wear with Il? NJ IL.
A waist OF heavy all-ovsr lace with a
blouse of blue chiffon over II would be
pretty, having the lace show OF the
lower part Of the sleeves and at the
neck. Self oolored embroidery with a
few coral beads could trim the neck
Of the ovsrblsuss,
The evening world., 1911-03-13
rs ESCAPE FLAMES.
Hotel Guests Jump From Windows
while Others Are Rescued.

SUSSEX, ". b., March 13.-Twenty-
i've persons. trapped in a burning hotel.
escaped from an early morning Are
here to-day by jumping into blankets
held by people outside. or made their
way to the ground on ladders that were
hastily raised to the windows. No one
was hurt.
Three buildings were destroyed. They
include the Depot House. which was
owned by A. b, Pugsley, the Canadian
Pacific Railway ticket office and the
drug store OF d. J. Sharpes. The loss
4. So, 600.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
DYING OF HAMMER BLOW.

Ernest Behr. who has made n fortune
selling liquor In Union I'm. n. j., was
reported dying o; a fractured skull at his
home. ~Bergenlinc yer and Van Vors,
place. last night. and Peter Butch,
charged with nssaulting him. was held
without bail.
Butch. who makes his home IN North
The evening world., 1911-03-13
Dear Fashion Editor

Lear fasmon Editor
Would II be advisable 20 make a plalt-
ed skirt INTO a hobble by Just putting a
black band on the bottom, or are they
going out OF fashion, PUZZLED
The evening world., 1911-03-13

blue. black or lavender. 1t has a large
collar OF the material, which starts
from the front Just above the opening
which crosses from the right side to
the left and fastens with two large
braid frogs. The Jacket 10 straight
The evening world., 1911-03-13
DESCRIPTIONS.

for the wool-back or cashmere-back
satin so much In at the present
time, n can be made in any OF the
popular shades, sue a. myrtle green.
The evening world., 1911-03-13

All questions con.
cerninO d estg n 8
and materials OF
dresses should be
addressed to the
Fdshion Editor
Of The Epening
World. n o pat
Terms for designs
in this column can
be obtained, but
The evening world., 1911-03-13
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

ANXIOUS-Whether formal or infor-
maj. wear elbow sleeves with a short
sleeved dress. White can be worn with
any color.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-27

WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS:
Richmond EXAMINATIONS announced
January 10. Sample questions free
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept 4l6 X,
Rochestcr. n. Y.
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joint YARDS MAY
Be ESTABLISHED
Southern and N. & w. Reported
in Deal-Lee to Lead in
Richeson Defense.
Especial to Tho Timns-1,isn,,ch

Especial to The Times -DispatchIl
l>SnchburS, Va, November 26.-1t is
learned from what appears TO be a well
authenticated source that the Norfol,
anu western and Southern Railway
companies have either complcted nero-
tiattons for the establishment of "a Joint
yard south of the city or that the ne
gotiations have reached the stage that
they have been practically closed
While the details of the project have
not been made public, 1T is underst God
that II is the purpose Of the Southern
10 utllize a portion OF the property
owned by 1t between Durnid and Mont
view for this purpose. This company
owns double right OF way nearly all
Of this distance. and it is contcmpia led,
1t is stated to use all of the abandoned
roadbcd for yard facilities. This TO-
gether with the fine facilities owned bv
the southern at Montview would give
II yard that would prove ample for
the joint business of the two compa-
MES. providing at the same time ia
cllities for the transfer of freight TO
go South over tho Durham branch, and
for carloads being transferred by the
Norfolk and Western for delivery in
the South by the Southern.
AS soon as the Hubbard case is ont
of the way In Nelson county. and this
will be either this or early next week.
Jonn l.. Lee, OF this city, the leading
counsel for Rev Clarence V. Richeson
Will go 10 Boston to spend the entire
month OF December there in preparing
the defense for his client.
Mr.. Lee has been identified with three
or four important criminal cases dur
ing the past month, but the Hubbard
ease will clear the way for his depart
IRE to Boston where he vii! work
hard % save the life Of the former
Amherst county man. who is TO go on
trial January 10 for the murder Of
Avis Linncll.
Rev. Il. II. Bennett. D. H., for four
years pastor of Court street Metho-
dist Church, to-nigh, preached his
final sermon, and next week DR.. La
than begins his pastorote, coming
here from four years at Centenary
Church, Richmond. Rev. Bncomb Dey
also closes {, years work nj Rircrmont
Avenue Church. being succeeded by
Rev. Mr.. McE'aden. Or. Bennett now
becomes missionary secretary of tho
Virginia Conference, and he will retain
his residence here. y,
Several hundred members of the three
tribes of Red Men Of Iynchburg this
morning listened to their annual SCR
mon by Rev. Richie Ware ut the First
Christian Church, THIS order has re-
gently had n large increase In mem-
bership In Lynchburg, 100 having been
Initiated In one class ten days ago.
State Senator Don F, .EIalsey, Of this
city, Will next Sunday deliver. the ad-
dress before the Elkss annual Memorial
exercises q I Steur,top 81 e Is g.
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5ealeb proposals.

FOR THE cONFEDEli-
4lrr MEMOltihL INSTITUTE, ltiCH-
MOSD, NlHIiiNIA.
Sealed proposals will lac received BY
the lion. J, Taylor l:llyson. presi-
dent or the Confederate Acmurial
Association. at ms Office, 9:i Au-
tuai BuiiuinS, llicnmonn, Va, until
~ O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY. Dcccm-
Der >, 1911, ana then opened. Tor the
construction compete tcXccpt heat
ing ana vcntiiittIns apparatus, cIcc-
trio conduits ana wiring. gas piping
ana iiSnunS iiNturcsl tor Ii building
TO be known as the Confederate Aic-
mortal INSTITUTES" In accordance with
drawings ana specifications OF Bis
sell * Sinkler, Architects. sos Bailey
BuiluinS, Philadelphia. Pa.
Copies OF the drawings and speciii-
cations and forms OF proposals may
pc obtained from the above archl-
tcctS on or after Friday, December |.
l9ll. Each application must be ac-
companied by a certified check for
$3.50. payable to tbS order OF the
Confederate Memorial Association.
The copies OF the drawings and sn.c-
iications must be returned in GOOD
condition with the proposals.; where
upon the above cheek will be return
ed. but upon failure OF any bidder to
return in good condition the draw
lngs and specifications the sum OF
SIS VIII he forfeited ana deducted
from the above check. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids
Thc contractor TO whom the award
is made will be required to furnish n
bond of 4 surety company In the SUN
OF so per cent. OF the amount of the
contract, guaranteeing the failful
performance of the contract
Copies Of the drawings and specIn-
cations may be seen also at the once
OF the Confederate Memorial Asso-
citation. 92i Mutual Building, Rich
lnond. Va.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:tc A.-I.ocai-DaIiy-Newp News ~
1850 A.--Locai.--Daily-Ch'rill Tx. sum
Thurmond efStsi
1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Old PointS
tlo:c1 ocal--Daily-Lchbg. Lex. c. Forgt.
600 P.-Express-Daiy-cin. -
1900 Observation-Disclosures n. SewHs
500 P.-Local-paily-N- News. Uld Point
6:l3 P--I.ocal-ES Sun.-Gord onsville. Jtts
'S:l5 P.--Lical-EN. 5un.-LchbS, Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge. ~
'6:S P,-l.im! eed--Daiiy-c!nc4a'tl. Chi.go:t
'll:co P.-ExPress- Daiiy-Cincinnali, L'viIiej
'SCepcrs. tParlor Cars. Ttgs
TRAINS ARRIVE RICtMoNp-iocal fraIn
East: SIS a. NJ. 1850 p. NJ. Through fto,a
East: 1880 \. NJ. $50 p. NJ. Local trofA
Wcst: $3.50 ~. NJ, $3.50 y. NJ. aud 7:f5sf III
NJ. Through: 700 ~ NJ. 2i5 p. ~. 1888
James River Line: ''s:2a A. NJ. s:i5 p: AL
''Daily except Sunday.
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Greater nichmonds Grenter Newspaper
Tllp Glmeg , uigpairh
GnEArEsT WANT AND REAL Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

In Effect Juno II. 1olI.
Daily, ono cent per word when pnid
In advance. No Ad. taken for lcss thnn
ten cents.
Ono and onc-boIf cents n word NIL
cIasstHcntfUns except Situation Wanted
Tor Sunday. Situation Wanted, ono cent
a word. No -td. sunday taken Tor lcsa
thun 1ftecp cents.
No Ads. taken for less thnn twenty
I'VE cents when phoncd in or charged
mt the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
$50 II. NJ.
For busincss contracts, send for tho
want Ad. Man, phone Monroe 4.
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The vicinity of Summit Point OK
pcricnccd II great deal of excitement
yesterday when u large buck deer was
seen hitting hither and thither through
the strips of w odland near the viii
LACE and across fences. a large num-
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CAPITALISTS OBTAIN
ON ORCHARDS
Million-Dollar Deal Alb ut to Be Contaminated.
Farmer Complains That Rabbits Are Pest
and Starts w ork Of determination,

Der of men, armed with guns, went
/ In pursuit of the animal. but 1t Is
thought to have fed in the direction
OF Clarke county. 1t Is supposed tho
deer had been chased out OF tho noun.
tuins by hunters and dogs
Notwithstanding the supposed per-
feet mechanism OF tho block system, a
very costly freight wreck occurred
several days since on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. near Shenandoah
Junction. when local crashed into tho
rear end of fast freight, which was
In block, injuring several Of the
trainmen. and also demolishing half a
dozen cars. which contained no less
than s250,0o0 worth of Christmas toys
and other holiday goods. Toys were
sion. and practically every one In the
largo crowd which gathered to see
the wreck helped themselves to the
little trinkets as souvenirs.
Gilhank Twigg. formerly OF New
York. who recently Dough. the Leeds
Manor" estate. of about 1000 acres,
near Markham. Fauquier county. writ
ing to q friend in Winchester yester-
day. states that rabbits have multi
n1ied 10 rapidly recently in that Sec
come a pest on his farm, and that II
was found necessary to summon all
the colorcd population OF tho country
side last week to begin tho work Of
exterminating the little animals. which
threatened to ruin $4,000 fruit trees he
had just received and set out. In one
afternoon upwards of 400 rabbits wero
killed by the colored people. and pot
pie parties will be held until after
Christmas.
Marshall Mccormick. the we'll known
Berryville lawyer, who has appeared
on one side or tho other In number
of noted criminal cases In recent years.
has been retained as chief counsel by
Richard w. Allnutt, whose trial on In
dictmcnt charging him with the muir
der of his sister. Mrs. \ alerla w. Vcirs.
at Dawsonville. Md, Is to be taken up
in the Circuit Court at Rockville early
next month.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK ~
Schedule In Effect October !, 1911 T5!las5
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: $3.50 y. IL. $500 P. NJ.
'4:i0 +. NJ. ~ N s,f..slj
FOR LYNclI3URG AND THE VEST
'd:l5 a. NJ. $1,000 a. NJ. 1880 p NJ, s9:2g
p. NJ .s.''Ft
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .f1;to A..
NJ. 'S.S p. ", sll:S0 p. NJ. From tho Wcyts
.6:Ss a.: NJ. nc:oo l.. NJ. bl:io p. A.. .s:oS r.
NJ. 1900 T.. NJ. 80 NJ. ~.
.Daily. aDaily er Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman parlof and Sleeping Cars. caro-
Dining Cars. C.H BOSLEY. ~
w. b. BEVILL. q. p. A.. Roanoke. va. IS
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Yuelnesa @ppnrtulliIlea.

.
FOR SALE ~ FINE; CONFECTIONERY
store at u sacrifice: good stand and
sooa business and cheap rent: Oh nc
count of owners death. The husI-
ness Is at $40 w. Cary Street Apply
70 II II. Broud Street. and get all
particulars
WANTED, AN AL SALESMAN, WHO
III IN position to invest from $4,000
70 $4,000 with services. In an up-to-
dnt" manufacturing company doing
me largest business of its kind in
me entire South; good salary; year
~ contracts: advancement: also want
Factory superintendent, one familiar
with iron and steel work. Address
MANUFACTURERS, r. Q. Box 1913.
THE DISCRIMINATING INVESTOR
VIII do well to investigate the cx-
ceptionai offer now being made by
one OF the oldest and best establish
CD manufacturing companies in the
CITY; largo and continuous dividends /:
highest banking references. Address
l. 5ii, care The Times u spatch.
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WANTED. LOCAL REPRESENTA-
.tiYcs. TO sell Graphic ArtR Year Book
10 printers, cngravers and advcrtis-
ing managers Good selling propo-
Gition for a good salesman. Write
Tor fun particulars to THE RE-
PUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO.. Hamll-
ton, Ohio. vi.
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SHOE RIIpAIKINo.

75c. HhLFsOLE MEMS SHOES, zoe.
ladies'; every pair sewed; best lea tn
er; no nails. no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. 25c.; Tired rubber hsnly.
SOC; leuther heels rebuilt like new
Zoe. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, Tie East Main. Phone
Monroe 1861.
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cording to well-authentlcated reports
which have been current for the past
Few days. Sl.00o,U00 orchard deal is
about to be contaminated in Frcder-
lex and Berkeley counties by Pitts
burgh and West Virginia capitalists
II Is the most gigantic Undertaking Of
the kind ever contemplated In this sec
ton OF Virginia and the ncighboring
portions of West Virginia. 1t is un-
derstood that options have been OBJ
tanned on large number OF the best
orchards In tho northern and western
sections of Frederick and the southern
ana southwestern parts OF Berkeley.
as well as n few in Hampshire county,
W. Va. Several deals have already
been rnndc public. prices for single
orchards ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Circuit 5ndgc 4. W. Harrison, of
Winchester. held a special term of the
Shenandoah court at Woodstock on
Friday and received u report from L,
ID. Newman and w. w. Logan, rccciy-
ers of the defunct Valley Building
, and Loan Association, of Woodstock.
! The majority of the certificate holders
held q meeting recently and expressed
Willingness to sell the Maryland
real estate owned by The company. to-
gcther with all other realty holdings.
and apply the proceeds to the general
distribution fund. Tho certiiica te
/, holders. II is stated, VIII receive n
fairly good per cent. but by no means
as much as they had paid in.
At large dinner given In honor of
his SEVENTEEN birthday several days
ago, Samuel Miller, Il widely known
Frederick county farmer. Interested
the guests with many tales Of the
Civll War and during the afternoon
lie produced an old Testament which,
he said saved his l'fc. lie served In
Company Is, Thirty third virginia In
fantry. throughout the war. and while
charging the enemy at Gettysburg
bullet cut a button from his coat and
lodged In a Testament In his inside
coat pocket cutting the book nearly III
half. Mr.. Miller still has the little
volume.
John w. Carlisle. wealthy farmer
of Clarke county, and Mrs. Alice
Grubbs Rush. of Winchester were
married here Il few days ago, and will
1.-Two on tho srooms farm near Berry
Vile.
At the division headquarters of the
! Baltimore and Ohio Railroad here to-
| day the officials had little to say con-
corning the reports which have como
from the vicinity of stanton that at
tcinpts have been made within the
past few days TO wreck trains on that
road. but 1t is known that detectives
have been put on the case, and that
an arrest Is expected at any time. Old
rails That had been taken out and re-
placed with new ones by the section
men are said to have been thrown
across the tracks By some miscreants
but were found by railroaders in timo
to prevent wrecks, Attempts to wreck
! trains on tho Southern Railway have
/ also been made in the vicinity OF Front
ROYAL recently. old rails and cross
ties having been placed on the track
at both ends of the town. Detectives
arc still at work on that matter, too.
Tho vicinity of Summit Point cX-
pcricnccd Il great deal of excitement
yesterday. when large buck deer was
seen hitting hither and thithcr through
the strips of w odland near the viii
lace and across fences. 4 large num-
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OLD DoMINIoN HNE

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daiiy.7 90 PM
Leave Newport News..............b:oo a NJ
|HIINc &C.
Connects with main line steamers leaVin,sd
Norioili Tor New YORK daily cycept Sun5hSi
l:tO y. II. Connections also inado by NJ
W Ry. Z. NJ. and c. * y. Ry. ut p Al
Night Line steamers stop At Ciaremont 10
land or receive passengers on signal and
VIII he met by Iiic conveyance. : 37H
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James RfverS
b. daylight; for Norfolk and Old Point. Nav .
port News and all James River lanSinc.
steamer leaves ao- Wednesday and
Friday a, 700 y. NJ. Freight received Tor
all James River landings. 'PhoneMad ison ia
Main Ticket Once, ST. T.. MAIN Street TX
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sgtean1hcat5. 9s
Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Bis new snips CITY OF Norfolk" and .icit,
of Baltimore" 81 $3.50
phone service throughout the ship Stase-.
rooms en- suite. with baths, Price, from
40 BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA.
NORFOLK AND OLD PoINE ssEN.
Leave Richmond Daily via y. & W. rvs,
d 3:0o II. NJ. Norfolk 6:l5 T.. ~ 80
e. & o.; Try. 400 +. NJ. Daily. Old point
2. =. s. 8, Co. 700 Z. ri, Daily tone day H.
va, Nav. Co; $50 4. NJ. MONDAY. wedne Is.
Tickets ut all offices. For stateroom,
apply TO $. l.. BURGESS. d. L. A., 907 Isast,
Main Street. Richmond - Ss'..ossi
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RaIrDauG.
sIsABOARD AIR LINE.

bEA BU.iHU AIK LINE.
southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 a. M.-f~ocal to Noriina
l:SO T. M.-Sieepers and coaches Atlanta,
birmingham. Savannah. Jhcksonviils and
Florida points. $3.50 =. N-Sieepers and
coaches. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
poirss HES i. M.--Slecpers and coaches
Atlanta. birmingham, Memphis and tho
southwest Nor'hbound trains scheduled TO
arrive In Richmond daily: 6:a2 y. NJ, 1888
~. NJ. 5:oa +. NJ. 6:D T.. NJ, Local -
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh aud Perry
Streets. for Petersburg: rfy;
&C. q 8. % 10. II. 'la \. NJ, ], q g. 4A5I
"5:45 &C. {. S. % 10 y. NJ. $50
LEO =. H.. for Chester. 1900 midnight for;
Street, for Manchester: 80 -
t5H5. G;sS '!;l5: .;ss. $50 e:s5 slo:s5. IL IS
I'm S:N 9:s5. 'io;4c, n:4o T. NJ ~
iDaily except sunday and holidays. ali.,i
Carries baggage and cSpresa a.sE&
'Llmitcd. except sundays and holidays%
All cars from Petersburg connect Win
cars for Richmond. $50
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EXTRA FINE HOME. HANOVER
street: nine rooms. hot water fur
mace OF economical design; electric and
gas fixtures; hardwood doors; large
cellar and lot only $G,T0O. Under
the present market. CHAPLIN *
HUME