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New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
Search for Triple
Murderer Goes On
Two Suspected of Being
Queens Farmland Freed;
Search Ruins To-day
iFrom d slar corrc'poadcni q Tic Tfibunel

From a stan Nnfrftp pHIuelt ~ li' lfllNtI
Pennington, y. j.. June 10.-Whether
Carlo Mayworcn, the Lit! uanian farm
hand who disappeared Thursday nigh.
when William Queen, his wife and
daughter were slain at their lonely
farmhouse at Mount Pleasant, eigh-
teen miles from ere. still lives will
be determined tomorrow when the
ruins are searched.
That the murderer who set the torch
10 the buildings on the Queen farm
may have also killed Mayworen is the
belief Of many.
Two countrymen of Mayworen. ar
rested last midnight at Pattenburg,
were brought 10 the county Jail here
before daybreak by Sheriff John Sharp.
Ex-Judge John Wall Queen. Of Jersey
City. who brought Mayworen 10 his
brothers farm when be had been pa
rolled on a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. after examining the two, de
clarcd neither was MaywOrcn.
Since Thursday night nearly forty
men believed 20 be the missing May
worcn have been arrested in various
parts Of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Tomorrow the three victims will be
buried in the little cemetery at Mount
Pleasant.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
ted. ne New York. the 18th day Of Janar

John p. EAST. Attorney for Executors "
Rroad street. New York cry
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

corpLr-Bu,ier and cook excellent h'e & years r'' IL
i1I .. gI r1pr Telephone S'i' Murray hlIl.
pArRyNAN Holanderl 'h'roughS yer. r i,,. ,,.
a. .isi. r,rrr,tloraI references. Masons ASeHc5'
lg1 West i2d So
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

c,uDrNER Very STEADY young man ehcei.e.'
"slsl,,C' "s,,crs Excelsior Agency. 52l Madison ave
Murray Hill 3tsl
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
Norway VIII Send
Food Mission to United States

Christiania. June 10.-Announcement
is made by the "Aftcnpostcn" that an
official commission, consisting Of DR..
Fridtjof Nansen, the Arctic explorer,
Thrane Hoist and Johann Baumann,
will depart shortly for the United
States, 70 take up negotiations regard
ing the provisioning Of Norway.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

coT.pLE fau.ler valet cook -housckeeperl: eIcep-
t,ouaily capable conscientious. economical: good
MANAGER. splendid references. 500. Gail Ms.
Ma,ou's Agency l3l West i-d s.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

CARpFNFR -U.e,ul inside ara oUt - &C.
ient references. ~ anywhere Mss H"eN A"'''''
so Fs.i sad ST Murra= III 6'''.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

BAUDOUINE. ABRAM.-IN PURSUANCE
~ an order Of Honorable John p. Co.
halan. a Surrogate OK the County OF New
York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims again-s ABRAM BAUD
OUlNE. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased to present the same. with youch-
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
place II transactlug business az the Office
OF United States Trust Company Of New
York. No i5 Wall Street In The city OF
New York, on or before the 18th day Of
July next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Jan.
uary. 1917.
IRA BLISS STEWART.
UNITED STATES TRUST CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK
Executors
eHEARMAN & STERLING. Attorneys
for Executors So Wall St. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
HELP WANTED
Male

Male
OVER 1900 POSITIONS received last three months:
nlorr appl' ..'''; 1.o-Aersets. s,e-
chau-eurs mechanics. tradesmeu. also boys and
lurior help Y VI A Employment Dept
IAgencyl 1921 Bedford ave. Brooklyn. y Y
SOLDERERS on milk and Gee cream cans. good
ray and steady work Apply palrmcl's Mfs
Co Warren and Morgan SIS. Jersey tity. N ..
Female
CHAMBERNAIDS. Waitfcsses. laundfcses. c.oks.
couples houscsofkers. g0yernescs. nursc,. Miss
Shaushuessy's Agency. l. Wet i2d a.
MRS MASON's AGENCY l3l West f2d a. tBD
ant ao33J Cooks. htcheufgads. chamhcrmaids.
wsitrcsscs. nurses. houseWofkcrs.
MISS sHEA's AGENCY Room 70i 50 East s2d
b.. fcquifes cooks. raitr-sses. nurses. house
Wufkcrs
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
TRAVEL
Dz4i9Yl? zi9l?N LINE
All Service Daily Except sunday.

Direct Rail Connections 20 al points IN
the Catskills. Saratoga. the AdHonua. nc -
the West and North. All through ran
tickets between New York and Albany "c-
cepted Music. Restaurant.
Desbros.es ST.. $40 \. NJ, W. 42d 81, >
4. NJ; W i29th St. $50 4; ". f3hheI >
keepsie. Kingston Point. Catski!l. Hudson
and Albany.
Also Desbrosses St. $40 \. NJ; West f2nd
St. 100 \. NJ. West l-sth 81. ~ ,,.' ~ -.
tain. West Point. Cornwall. Newourgh and
POughkeepsie and return
AFTERNOON BOAT. daily except sun
day for Bear Mountain. West POINT NcN. Nv -
landings leaves Desbrosses 81. l;49 !. u >
West i2nd St. 900 =. NJ West l-'th -
2.2O p NJ: lonkers. 2:i5 7. NJ ldeS. Out
ings 10 Bear Mountain and west POINT
One-Day Outings to Poushkeep,ie' New
burgh West Point or Bear Mountain.
For information telephone Canal vSoo'
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except sunday. r. q Chrislo-
pher St. &. W. l2eth St. $50 + NJ tor
Sewburgh. Catskill. Hudson. CoNsachle.
Tickets interchangeable with those oi Day
Line. Tel 1927 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER q,
Hon. John =. Cohalan. slrfogsn, y,
the County % New York. notice . Ds'.,,
given to all persons having Gains sssS,s
Laura A. Peck. late 81 the County 2. r,s
York deceased, To present the same a,
vouchers thereof 90 the sutscrtDef. w.l
place OF transactlng business, No - -,
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. n tAs -.
OF New York. on or before the sih Cay y
= Te Bated' s Sew York. the siss day OF ''''
TTi%iTEp STATES TRUST COMPANY "
NEW YORK. Etecs,o',, d,
STEWART & sHEAREk. A't9Inss,,,,
Executor ~ Wa! street AAAN'
New York. -----..- 4
CoWLEs. ALFRED Am pur,sSs.,pl., .
an order of Hon John Z Cons ys,s
Surrogate Of the County q NeN ss,,sy
dated January 18th. 1917. notice f.,a,,,,
given 10 all persons having els'u.s ul.,,r,y q.
Alfred A. CoNles late ot me ~. .,-s
%ev York. deceased 20 present .sss.ss,r -
,,,,,r ,onch.rs thereof t0 tie supsx,. 81
A. is place OF transacting business 1,,s %
wall Street. In the Clty ~ NeN
or before the 9ist day ot July ne,s r,.s.
Dated. New York. the 20th day ="
afSN; SN;rw ~ YORK LIFE INSURANCE -"
TRUST CO, Executor
EMMETT & PARISH
ATTORNEYS FOR Executor. 90,
- wall street. New YORK e'',. ,f55oy
IN PURSUANCE OF Az oRDhh o' =. -
Holm z. COHALAN. suftvka.,y i.,s
County ~ New York dalrd III psrsS
ha,,,g claims against Theodore p.,.,tl
-. -, me County u New YORK. us,.n,rsa
10 present the same Win W. NvsN AZ tgssr
20 the subscribers at their place o. s:rs.
acting business 40. 3Oi Wes' before ~
in the city of New orh, on -
aa.t taV af IulN. .sl4s UrAAs - 1e9
pa,ed, New York. the lsth q"
CLAIRE NJ. f. pIETERLETE.r Ertr.
CHAS. T. T.. DlETERLES'
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
Humidity
Miniature Almanac

sun rises .......... 4.23 sun sets. ......... 81
Moon rises fp M. n g. Moon sets "a. mJ.IlIj
HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

~.
Male
cor-prt pr.ier and cook. excellent h7e years RI,
go, u go Il. Mlss lIofmayer.s Asency; 70
East i51 s.. '' H'--
----....- ,,t.u.-,t.,, thoroughly experienced
DA ii, vie board net. only frNt class p,ar'
Goo,, ii..s' ~, 49,, ID
|
,,,,,, man. e,celler,
references. Excelsior Aseh''' '-1 ''A''''0'
Murray hiil o''I --
. 81, t.-tt. ord oii, S35. excel
GAltpfNFH- .''. ,,,,,e-e Mis- Shea's Ageicy.
80 East go s.. '-''''- ----
.,.,..,. coot-- HITLER Long experience; has
'Hi - I'D. fref... neat wiling Ja.sne,e Ent.W
80 tsr-v - West 42I s.. Tel 5oS9 NAldern'N
,.,.,., -,, ,-..f1 ho,lseman: neat refined Italian
speaking fnssn' H,"r1I'' Nasou's Agency. III
lNt couWt
Female
- r,,., Protestant; fr,t cla~
A-N- ,,' rre.iryc fruits etc. So. ; III ~,
li',ils io,'sA, ,s,- liirry nm
--.- - ,,,,
CuANnFK,fAlD and WAITRESS you,'
Ensish rr. tose,her or Asery 10 East 45,
81. "a floor. Telephone '9'' murray i',..-
..,-usu n,
CuANpERNAfp and WAlTRts. or , =, ~ ~ tao. a..
Young Bohrmai,. h,.lP ta F..t IiI Sd =,
foor Telephone ''i7 MURRAY nli ---
- -
cu,,tprpuAfD - swedish: Tor prFs. Iah..p
,gilirg obilglug. sampson As''''' go "
:, -,l,,,r,
cu,,,uEuNAIp Good worker neat IcnaD =
'ilN ilNt Iighiy recommended WAGES 50 '"'o"Ia
Irifi.av!urnt Agency. % Ne'l ~ 81
cotourD C0IPLE -chcf waitress. chainpetilsll !
,.,,'-. c,..-l af,ratrius. thct4ii"Ha'.' 'gP''
, .'g,,br-e Miss SAca's Agency 30 ha'' f-' -
---------
- ,,...-eu, b,iiler useful. ex
tOlhNlD 'o' t''-..,ir. ,,ork except laundry. $50
he't ier,onai
ihsi f-' ~
- --,-,.,,,,ys CUAMBERAfAID- WAIT
hi.NH W.. r'fcrsfres. $3.50. Call Mason
iamD. 'N,",,yy i3t ~ 4ad -
"'''.''
''uh eil.iA., ,i'1aiiy We'll recommended. noun
tHl''en's 49, ,is Call Mason's Agency, I5l
ialhs ii,ieii,,L. - -f3g
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
Foreca.t, for spceIaI LoeaIIte,.-NorLIe.n Nel

Forecasts for Special Loealitles.-Nortle-n New
England rain Monday and probably Tuesday
Southern Ncw England. showers Monday: Tues
day probably f-if. with rising temperature
Fas,cu. Sew York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
jersey Delaware Maryland and the District %
Columbia. local showers Monday. Tuesday fair and
warmer
Ohio Western PENNSYLVANIA. Western New York
and West Virginia. FAR Monday and Tuesday:
warner
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

Local OMeial Reeord.-The following oH.clal
record from tho Weather Bureau shows tenn
pcra,ufes during the last tweuty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding date of last
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

IIfl1st icmp01aiure Ye'IcII1y. y degfcc5 lat
$50 p M; lowest. 30 lat $50 a M average.
6f. average same date last year. o.. average same
d4'e flr thirty three ycA-s. g..
Humidity
a. No.. 9il p. H.. G7s ?. No.. ss
Barometer
a. m... 29S7l ?. m. q. Sos p. m.. % SC
Local 0f1clal Forecast.-Lo-al al showers to-day:
tomorrow fair. with rising temperature moderate
variable winds mostly south.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
rNfURNIsHED APARTMENTS

yIG RO0I APAHTifINT - Jusefsids ,sz. con -
s~rlrf fsA tl tlgpsy .mmodiate Pine h'-
a.lls ..fs.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
yorNG MAN ss- eighteen. antShins freshman Ti5lii
year cl7l enE!nrefLs ..c,iiis aenry j. Benisch.
,e- Jamaica ave. Ero'hl'p ) !
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

GREGORY. MARY EN- PURsCANSes
of an order OF Honorable John ? -
halan, a Surrogate Of the County oi N'
York, Notice is hereby given 90 au ~
sons having claims against NARY
Gregory. late OF the County ~ New iosh
deceased. 20 present the same with Foy.I,
ers thereof 10 the subscr .hors. az w.
place of trausacting business az The 60
Of Henry T.. Gregory. one ~ The Aeh,,,
istrators OF said estate. 80. y 80,
street. Borough Of Manhattan. CIV =
New York on or before tho zl'h oI
september next Dated. New Y0fk. GAi"
EDWARD c. GREGORY
HENRY l.. GREGORY,
Admin strsicft
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

BULLARD. HAROLD C.-IN PURSU-
auce Of an order OF Hon. John =. Co.
halan. n Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Harold G. Bull
lard late OF the County of New York. de.
ceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. at the office OF
broadway. In tho city OF New York. on
or before the l7th day OF September next
Dated. New York. the 6th day OF March.
1917.
HELEN l. BULLARD. ESecutriS.
HENRY G. QUINBN. Attorney for EN-
ccutrix l65 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

VALENTINE. SAMUEL HIN PURsU.
ance Of an order II Hon; John y. Co
raIan a Surrogate Of the County Of New
Vork notice - hereby given 10 all per-
sors having claims against Samuel II. VAL
cnfine. late OF the County OF New York
1ereased 10 present the same with vouch.
crs thereof TO ;hc subscriber. at her place
- trausacting business. No. l45 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. In the city
~ New York. on or before the twenty
ninth day ot September next.
Dated. New York. the twentieth day Of
March. 1917. .
ELIZA W. VALENTINE. Executrlx
THOMPSON. kOSS x WARREN. Attor-
neys FOR ENecutriN. 256 Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city of New York
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11

~ PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER O!
Hon. John p Cohslsn, s-rroga'. o.
th. county Of New York. notice is hefsy
given 10 all persons having claims sgaihr
CLARENCE PORTER late Of the c0gnV
of New York. deceased. fo present "
same. with vouchers thereof % the 'so'
scrlber. at his place of transactlng bus,
ness. 40. 6S william Street. Borough q
Manhattan. in tho C.ty of Sew York. q
or before the 2Gth day Of November nei-
Dated, New York, May iftn. 1917
TRACY n. HARRIS. ExecHor
EDWARD W. HARRIS. Attorney for u
ecutor. 6S william Street New i"'
City.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
SVRROGATES' NOTICE

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon.
orable John =. Cohalan. a Surrogate of
tho County of New York:
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Edward *. Milugan'
late OF the Coun.y Of New York deceased
20 presen, the same. with vouchers thereof
to he subscriber at its place Of transact
inc business. No 55 Cedar Street IN the
CIV o. New York. on or before the lOth
day Of December next.
dated. New York. the lst day OF june
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
PATTERSON. EAGLE. GkEENOCoih sa @
DAY. Attorneys for Executor l|o
broadway, New York city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
TENNESSEE COAL MINES
Knoxville and Chattanooga Capitalists
Helping to break Up the Talked
Of Fuel Eumfnc.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. October FL
The scarcity of coal throughout the
country and the high prices TO which
all fuel has gone have started much
activity in the coal mining sections OF
Tennessee. The Bon Air Coal and Iron
Corporation. which is backed by New
York capital. and has headquarters in
Nashville. has arranged to double Its
capacity at It's three mines in this State.
Knoxville and Chattanooga capital Is
behind extensive coal mine development
at Briceville. The Shamrock Coal Com
pany has been organized. with $4,000
capital stock, and proposes TO proceed
Mt once with the development OF 1000
acres. and has purchased machinery
% provide for n daily output OF zoo
tons to start with.
The Volunteer Coal Company is an
other corporation just chartered by
Knoxville and Chattanooga coal men to
develop another l,o3n acres near Brice-
willie. This company Is capitalized at
100000. The capacity OF the plant at
the beginning Will be 800 tons daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
IN WEST VIRGINIA FIELD
New Companies Spring Up 10 Mine Coal
Many New Acres to he De-
welcomed.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. October 81
during the past two weeks a half a
ioz"n n"w coal mining compa MES have
been organized and incorporated TO
optrat" coal mines in this State. The
Franklin Coal Company starts off
with $5o.o"O capital stock TO operate
Tcar ihackci. The Phillips--Rlue Creek
Coal Company. with $4,000 capital
stock, all held by Charleston capt
tal!sts, VIII develop coal lands at Pent
Acre. TIN" Barbour Fuel Company, Of
which j. BLACK burn Ware is president.
Will develop 40 acres near Philippi.
and have Installed machinery to give
them 200 tons daily capacity The
Wolf Coal Company. OF Morgantown.
with *25 600 capital stock, Will operate
near Morrantown. having acquired 300
acres OF coal land there The Pollock
Coal Company. OF the same place, has
been chartered to develop forty-six
acres. and is installing an outfit for
20" tons daily capacity. The Morgan
Coal Company has also been chartered
:" do extensive mining ut HcedsvilIe
This company starts out with $4,000
capital stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
ALL ABOUT VIRGINIA
"'""r industrial Notes Showing En-
'""r"Sins ProSrcsr in Many Sec
'i"n" or the Old Dominion.

me Moo!ey. Graham Jones Compony
mas oeen incorporated with $50. 600 can
i'"i STOCK to do II general hardware
business at Danville.
inc Mcgee Hauling and Logging
company has been Incorporated with
S-o."oo capital stock at Norfolk
Inc Bineridge Chemical Company
WIN Sl'"''oo capital stock has been
incorporated at Rocky Mount. This Is
one oithe outcomes of tho war that has
driven this country to find its own
chemicals. dyestuns, etc.
The Lyon Medicine Company. OF
Roanoke, has Increased its capital
stock from $4,000 to 100000. This
was made necessary to enable the COM
pany 10 meet increased demands on the
capacity OF its plant.
The Lynnharen Lumber COMPANY, OF
Norfolk, Of which III. T. johnson is
president. and which was recently in
corroratcd with $4,000 capital. will
coni:ne its operations to the production
OF mining props finding that line OF
business on tho rush at this Time
The Century Amusement Company
has given TO a Richmond firm tho CON-
trac; for the immediate erection OF n
theatcr and Office building in Peters,
puTE. IL VIII DC Il twO-StOry huildinH
with offices on the second floor.
$4,000 power house is to be built
and operated in the town of Capo
Charles
The Frozenpure Corporation. of viz
Eina. is the name of a company just In
corporated at Norfolk which PROPOSES
10 build factory capable OF producing
1000 gallons OF frozen sweetness per
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
CURIosITIEs OF TRADE
GIimpscs OF Big Things. Going On in
Widely Separated Parts of
the World.

Hoston has shoe shining parlor
where only women arc employed to do
tn" polishing Of shoes
~ woman has been employed by the
British government TO break the horses
exported from Canada for use in tho
war.
French scientist Is trying to pre-
vent ioss by floating small quantities
Oh OIL on rivers to check evaporation
To save hauling an additional car. a
railroad In Europe has pu, wrecking
crane on the top OF a locomotive, which
provides tho power to operate it,
CHINA has the wool. tho cotton and
INC hides necessary TO clothe a great
army. but she lacks facilities to con-
vert these into shoes and clothing. Raw
material and labor exist in China I'm
abundance. hut there is no effective in
dustrial organization.
Japan Is supplying this country with
some OF the buttons used here. and
which formerly were provided by Ger
many and Austria. The value Of tho
Japanese shipments OF buttons ha.
trchled in three years. while AT m.
same time our own exports have mora
than doubled.
Tale" Is tho Oldest written word W.,
in use. The word, written sale" was
usco ny the Egyptians as far back ss
the fourteenth century. q. c., to denot.
snow ana Ice. Later the Arabs adopted
IL a" the name for the fallacious mag
net'sm silicatc sold commercially to-
Day az taicum powder or tale
Manchurian and Siberian whoa, prob.
ANY VIII be exported to America to re.
place American wheat shipped TO IN.
entente allies in Europe. because NJ
the lack Of locomotives and cars. 1, In
impossible to send the wheat surpIus
from Eastern Asia into European RUS
STA AT scores OF railway station. in
SIBERIA and Manchuria sacks Of wheat
only slightly protected by temporary
sheds are rapidly deterioratinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Facts Concerning Industrial Develop
nent in Various Pnrts of tho Old
North Stntc

The town commissioners of Hickory
have authorized the issuance of $685.
coo OF town bonds for tho purpose OF
improving the streets and making
them up-to-date.
Wilmington is to have yet another
small shipyard. Thomas II. Wright and
associates have secured an eligible site
IN Cape Fear River and propose to cs-
tabl!sh yard there for the building OF
small vessels.
At Iiaw River the Consolidated Mills
Company has been incorporated with
100000 capital stock. The same par
ties. l.. Banks Williamson, +. L. Will
hanson and Junius Fl. Harden have al
sc incorporated the Puritan Mills Com.
rany with 100000 capital stock. Both
establishments will manufacture all
kinds of cotton products.
The Clarcmont Hosiery Mills. Of
Hickory, recently incorporated and or
ganized, are Installing machinery TO
give their mills daily capacity OF 200
dozen pairs OF hosiery.
The Ashe Telephone Company has
been incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock TO operate a telephone system
radiating from Jefferson. where the
general exchange will be established
The town of Fremont is to have an
electric light plant. and bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 Will be issued and
sold for that purpose and for other
town improvements.
The Charlotte Knitting Mills propose
to enlarge their operations by adding
department for the manufacture OF
mems hosiery rs we'll as hosiery for
women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Change inSchedule
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Three Fast Trains to Norfolk.

Under new schedule, effective Sun
day. October Is. fast trains WIN leave
nishmond Daily Tor Newport News
Noon and 400 y. 81. carrying parlor
cars Local train for Newport News
Will leave Richmond 200 a. ~ Daily
instead OF T:t0 4. ~. No change In
local leaving Richmond 5:l5 2. NJ fot
Newport News and Old Point
Through westbound trains will leave
Richmond 200 r. II. Daily. instead OF
1870 p. NJ. and 1915 p. 81. Daily. In.
stead OF / 100 f. IL. No change in local
for Charlottesville. leaving Richmond
$50 a. NJ. Daily, and for Gordonsville
leaving Richmond 5:l5 Z. 81. Daily e1-
cept Sunday.
James River Line trains will leave
Richmond 1000 A. ~ Daily. and Sis
y. NJ Daily Except sunday. latter run
Ming through TO IynchburG.
Fast trains from Old Point and
Norfolk will arrive Richmond l1:lo A.
NJ. AS p. NJ. and GAO p. NJ. No change
in locals arriving Richmond 1855 a. 81.
and sos p. 81.
Through main line trains from the
West Will arrive Richmond $40 A. N.
and s:!5 p, NJ. and locals from Char
lottesville lo:+5 a. 81. Daily, Except
Sunday and 7:t5 =. n. Daily James
River Linz trains viii arrive Richmond
S:25 A. 81. Daily Except Sunday from
1.ynchburg. and $40 p. NJ. Daily from
Clifton Forge and LynchburE-Ady