THE NEWS FROM VIRGINIA CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT
THE EPISCOPALIANS
Council of the South Uioceso of
Virginia.
UUiiop R?ii(lol|ih Holds CoiiUriii't?
Hon Nrrvicc-Opening Ncrinon by
Ztov. W. Q. Iluliilieii, ?r Miiuutou
couiiulllee Appointed.
Danville, Va., June 8.?The seventh
annual Council of the Protestant Epis?
copal Church in the diocese of South?
ern Virginia, found a sweltering day
for its opening session. At 10 o'clock,
the hour for the opening service, at
the Church of the Epiphany, the mer?
cury In the thermometer was playing
around in tho nineties, and as the min?
isters and laymen gathered in the ves?
tibule of the church and about the
front door, fans, to create a breeze,
and 'kerchiefs, to mop the perspiration
from perspiring brows and leaking
bald-heads, were mueh In evidence.
MANY DELEGATES.
However, the one hundred and forty
odd delegates were promptly on hand,
and they came with a business ait
hanging about them, and evidently de?
termined to make the seventh annual
council one of interest und profit to the
church.
There was a short confirmation ser?
vice at S:30 o'clock, when Bishop Ran?
dolph confirmed a small class.
At 10 o'clock nil, or nearly all of the
delegates, were in their seats, and be?
yond the Council bar was a lai'ito con?
gregation of Danville people and visi?
tors.
At 10:30 devotlonrl services were
commenced, being conducted by Rev.
T. M. Carson. D. D., of Lynehburg:
Rev. B. D. Tucker, of Norfolk, and
R. v. J. Cleveland Hall, of Danville, as?
sisting.
ANNUAL, SERMON.
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev. W. Q. Hulllhen. of Staunton, from
the text. "But, beloved, be not ignorant
of this one thing, that one day Is with
the Lord a? a thousand years, and a
thousand years as one day," 2d l'eter,
3d chapter, 8th verse.
The theme was the brevity of human
life as compared with eternity anil the
j eccssity of using the short time al?
lotted us for the glory of God and the
good of man. At the close of this ser?
mon the H/#ry <'ommunlon was admin?
istered by the Bishop, assisted by Rev.
J. Cleveland Hall.
business session.
Bishop Randolph called the Council
In business session, nnd the roll-call
showed a very largo attendance of both
clergymen and laymen for the first
day's session, and a quorum of both
orders being present, the Bishop de?
clared the Council rt-KUlarly opened,
organized and ready for business.
After the announcement of the usual
standing committees, Judge Martin
submitted a financial report which was
referred to the Finance Committee. On
motion of Mr. Charles L. Holland, the
hours for meeting were fixed as fol?
lows:
HOURS FOB MEETING.
9:30 A. M.?Divine servlce.arter which
the business session opened and con?
tinued until 1 p. m. Afternoon session,
3 to fi p. m.
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall offered a reso?
lution on behalf of the vestry of the
Church of the Epiphany, according ail
the privileges of the floor to Rev. W.
M. Dame, and Rev. George W. Dame.
Jr., of Baltimore, and Rev. N. P. Dame,
of "Winchester, sons of the late Rev.
George W. Dame, D. D., who for more
than a half century was the beloved
rector of the Church of the Epiphany.
RADICAL CHANGES IN CANONS.
Mr. Hall read the- report of the spe?
cial committee appointed at the last
council, recommending radical changes
In canons 7 nnd 14. This report was
made the order of the day for 12 o'clock
to-morrow, and on motion of Horw?1?_
E. Withers, of Wy.thevllle, tho resolu?
tions of the committee were ordered
printed for the use of the council. This
report will, doubtless, cause more dis?
cussion than any other question to
come before the council. At 1:30 the
council adjourned to meet at 9:30 to?
morrow morning.
GENERAL SERVICE.
A general service was held to-night
at which able addresses were made by
several clerical delegates on the work
in the diocese during the past year nnd
the outlook and responsibilities of the
coming twelve months.
NOTES.
Among the delegates taking an active
part in the proceedings are Rev. BenJ.
Dennis, of Manchester; Rev. Henry L.
Derhy. and Rev. W. A. R. Goodwin,
of Petersburg; Rev. Carter B. Bryan,
of Hampton; Rev. R. J. McBride, D.
D.. of Lexington; Rev. Mercer P. Lo?
gan, of Wythevllle; .ludse G.YV. Breck
lnridge, of Flncastle; Prof. J. M. Mc?
Bride, of Blacksburg; Judge Leigh R.
Watts, of Portsmouth; Captain Charles
M. Blacltford. of Lynehburg. and Hon.
Robert E. Withers, of Wythevllle.
Among the visitors from other Juris?
dictions nre Rev. William M. Dame,
D. D., of Baltimore; Rt. Rev. John B.
Cheshire, of North Carolina; Rev. W.
S. Campbell, of Richmond; Rev. Nels in
P. Dame, of Winchester; Lev. W. H.
Meads. D. D., of Chapel Hill. N. C;
Rev. George W. Dame, Jr., of Balti?
more, and Rev. J. Lindsay Patton, of
Japan.
The good women of the Auxiliary de?
clare that their annual meeting was the
most interesting and profitable that
they have ever yet held.
A FEATURE.
A feature of the gathering of the
Episcopal Council here which Is of par?
ticular local Interest Is the presence of
the family of the late Dr. O. W. Dame,
the beloved re;-tor of Epiphany church
for so many years. Rev. W. M. Dane.
D. D., of Baltimore. Is Staying with
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall; Rev. N. P.
Dome, of Winchester, is the guest of
Mr. W. W. Waddill; Rev. George W.
Dame, of Baltimore, is visiting Mr.
Robert Brydon, Ills brothcr-ln-law.'who
has as his guests also Mrs. Lucy
Thompson, of Maryland, daughter of
the late Dr. Dame, and Miss May P.
Dame, of Richmond, ?> granddaughter.
AH in sight of monument. "Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
W. T. Dentsl Rooms. Ennoo oaly. U4
Main street, corner TalboL
PETERSBURG.
Young Men's Business Association
Considers Diversion Scheme.
: in' < ivti IVitr <T<?lin l*itl?l ??>? FPflernl
Government- All Aluml III" llrut
l?r. O. ?. WllllrslslS HerloiiH'y Hi in
?*rlncc Georg?.
Petersburg;, Va., June 9.?At a meet?
ing of the Young Men's Business As?
sociation held to-night, a loiter was re-1
celved from a party in Lou.sville, Ky.,
a.sking what encouragement he would I
receive should lie establish a large AlUlc|
null in Petersburg.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.
Carter It. Bistiop, president of the lower|
Appomattox board, on the proposed di?
version scheme of the Appomattox j
river. Mr. Bish?p, by means of a map, |
explained how the river cuuid be im?
proved and made more navigable by I
the diversl m scheme, in the course of |
his remarks Mr. Bishop Btated that one
million dollars had been spent on the
Appomattox river?six hundred thou?
sand dollars by the city of Petersburg!
and fmjr hundred thousand dollars by
tho United States Government.
CIVIL WAR CLAIM PAID.
A widow l.nly of this city has re
ccived ii check from the United States
Government for $:;.soo. that amount]
having been allowed by the govern-j
ment for damages to property in Dln
widdie county during the civil war.
Mr. Thurman Hawthorne, of this I
city, has accepted a position with thej
Richmond electric railway.
The regular monthly term of the
County Court of Prince George openedI
to-day. There are no cases of special!
Interest on the criminal docket. Judge
J. F. West, of Waverly, arrived here;
yesterday and went down to the court,
house.
THE 11 HAT.
This has been another hot day. and]
the thermometer registered as high as
102 In the shade. Last night was one
of the hott. st'ever experienced in re-1
tersburg. To-day it is slightly cooW
The river is ?mite low, and there Is
a big oil schooner aground near the!
steamer s. A. McCall's wharf.
MKS. TENNANT'S BURIAL..
The remains of Mrs. W. Brydon Ten
nant arrived here yesterday morning I
on a special train from Richmond, and
were met at the depot by a large num?
ber of f i lends.
TliocJ" who accompanied remains
from Richmond were Mr. \v. Brydi
Tennant. Mrs. McKce, Hon. Henry
Fairfax, Miss Anne Tennant. Miss Don
nan, Mr. David Tennant, and Mr.
Charles Tennant, Mrs. Beach, Mise
Williams. Mrs. J. W. Walker. Mrs. Al?
ien Donnan, Judge Holliday, Mr. R. H.
Galnes, Mr. Allen l'ottcs and Mr. J.
Siewart Bryan.
Tho Interment was in Bland ford Cem?
etery. The service was conducted by
the reel.ir of Holy Trinity Church, |
Richmond, Va.
CONDITION OF OB. WILLIAMS.
The condition of Dr. o. s. Williams, I
on.- of the best known citizens of|
Prince George county, who has be
confined to the bouse for some months'
from ill health, is now worse than be
has been. He Is troubled with In.
somnln and loss of appetite. Dr. Wil?
liams ie> widely known in Petersburg,
where he has numerous friends who!
will regret to learn of hies .serious con?
dition.
SERIOUS ILLNESS.
It was learned yesterday through a
private Bourcc that Joe Dillard, a prom?
inent citizen of Sussex county, was in
a critical condition, and that he wan
thought to be In extremis. Mr. Dillard
has quite a wide acquaintance hero in
1'e tersburg.
Itchlmj, tttirnTn? Skin, Scale*, Sores,
Pimple?, Red nnd Haw Skin, and JZrup
tions that Hum and Itch,
Caused by Bad Condition of the Blood.
Cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.).
Sample Bottle tent J-'rcc.
If von Imre tried dorters, snlvcs, washes, eitcrnal
and Internal remedies, and ?ml Imre Kezemn, Tel?
ler, Scald Head, Still Hilf Ulli, tlien lt.ll.ll. Will euro
von iiy literally driving lira i>a?i poisoned Mood out
?l lie.' Uo.lv. bones, aii.l entire system, anil this la
thoonl? perfect ewe. Otherremedies f?ll I" euro
because the; fall to drive Ui? bail blood out. U.ll.li.
is an internal powerful i-lon.i remedy that is meant
to. and doe*, cur,- after all eis? Inils.
Mftiir vnjl iirlutiR, burning, scaly-, crusted, or
nHVC IUU i.ply skin, lilislera containing pus
or watery tlmd, skin red. nnd an itching hent, with
or without sotcs, on leg*., arms, lianils, neek, or
faeo? Then take H.H.H.which will euro you, leaving
the Hath free from blemishes, sores, or Itching of
All V Kill 1
Chronic Enema Ik a severe form Of ekln Inflam
?nation, with great redness anil a raw surface, it
?nay last fat ftotl wllh Intervals ef partial recov
ery, tint easily leiurn.iu. It often attacks the ears
and ne k We ha? seen the ears burnt and crisped
as a piece .?( reist meal, an.I the whole side or Iho
neck a surface ?'( i i?r. Inflamed flesh, pitiable to
behold. We know et sn caws like this cured by
II II II. iliirmc the patl war JIMS).
Any lorm of Kczem* is due 10 diseased blood.
Gel the diseased Wool otitunli II.H.H.. and yen
are cured. II.H It. is perfectly Safe lo lake by old
or voung, and arts as a fine tonic.
Eczema on Children. When teething, chll
diin nie verv frequently afflicted with Eczema.
.Sores discharge, snd a yellow crust forms upon the
skin, (live the child Wild doses of B.U.O., und tho
sores will soon heal.
Siimple Bottle Free, send 2 stamps for free
sample bottle, und book. H.H.H. for sale eveiy
wbere. Hiood iinim Co., Atlanta, tin.
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood.
Cure Impotency, Ni?ht Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self*
? abuse, or excess and indis?
cretion. A nervo tonic and
{blood builder. Brings the
fe?Yt**vfr>[n]c plow to pale cheeks and
(?j^ngf restores the fire of youth.
PI T*?#(^By m:? it 50c per box, O boxes
for $2.50; with a written guaran?
tee to euro or refund tho moneys
Send for circular. Address,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO. ILL,
Walke. Martin & Orcy, sole agl nts
oorncr \\ ater and Hoanoko. Norfolk. Va.
STENCIL GU.TE.KS
Rubbet und Steel Stamp!
Railroad, Hotel, Kaggaf?
.and Brass Checks. Seaii
\Bad(;eH, stencil nnristnnv
Ulnks, Pads, Haters, etc.
p:uy. s\\
'siamnon? siencii workt
J?h Printers*
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
N^WNorfolk^Wesiem
imm nn?m Schedule in Effect
SCHEDULE IN fffect MARCH 12.
15?.-LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:10 i m.?For Richmond. Washington
Lynchburg and the West.
4.35 p. m.?Ycstibuled Limited for Rich
mond nnd Washington, Stops
only at Suffolk. Waverly and
Petersburg
7 25 p. m. ? For Petersburg, Lynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Train? arrive at Norfolk daily 9.35 a m
It 23 a. in. and 10.40 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
4!id lo Qranby street.
W. B. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent
SOUTHERN
' RY.
DUUBLE DAILY SCHEDULES
TO ALL l?iNTS
SOUTH.
SOUTHEAST,
and SOUTHWEST.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 12. 1S99.
Lv, Norfolk .| 9.00 a m; S.35 p m
Ar. R.il-igh .i 3.50 p m| 2.09 u m
Ar. Durham .[ 4:43 p mi 3.10 a m
Ar. Qreensboro .I ti.35 p ml 5.15 a m
Ar. Salisbury .| 7 50 p m; C.40 a m
Ar. AshtTtllo .|12:10 a, ml 2:25 p m
Ai. Hal Springs .; 1:2J a m| 3:57 p m
Ar. Know.lie .| 4.15 a ml 7.20 p rn
Ar Chattanooga .. ..I 7:10 a ml 11:35 p m
Ar Nashville .? C:s5 p m| 6:40 a ru
Ar. Cliarlotto .....| 9.35 p m| 7.55 a m
Ar. Atlanta .i 5:10 a in. 3:55 d m
Ar m< nigomcry .. ..|i0:31 a m 9:20 p m
Ar. Moid...* .I 3:45 p ml 3:05 a m
Ar. New Orleans .I S:lrt p m| 7:40 a m
Ar Hlrnilnghnra .111:20 a milQ:00 p m
Ar Memphis .I 9:20 p m| 7:45 a m
Ar. Columbia .I 1.37 a m|11.2S a m
Ar. Augusta . S.C0 a m 2.45 p m
Ar. Savannah . 5.00 a m. 3.15 p m
Ar. Jacksonville .I 5.15 a n| 7.40 p ni
Ar. Ttm:<a .I ?:5J p m| 7:40 a m
Piillrr.nn ral' -c Fireplug Cars.
For all information apply nt
I lij I icl.rl (Iflice, lliilti mill firmiby
NtreotM, 'IMumii-h 112.
nagttage called fnr nnd checked from
hotels and residences by Virginia Trans?
fer Company on orders left at ticket of
FRANK S. GANNON.
3d V President and Gen'l Mgr.
J. m. cn,P, W. A. TURK,
Traftlc Mgr. Gen'l p?.ss Agt.
Washington, D. C.
W. II. DOLL. Pass. Agt.. Norfolk. Va.
i.i on rtu'iiMOND. Petersburg.
jd CLAremont. OLD POINT,
NEWPORT NEWS AND JAMES kiver
LANDINGS DIRECT BY
DAYLIGHT
Virginia Navigation Company's Elegant
Saloon Steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
Clyde wharf. Norfolk, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at ," a. m..
touching at Portsmouth, Newport News
and Old l'oint going and returning, ar?
riving at l'tichnv.nd about 5:30 p. m., con
nentlnrT with all evening trains.
Faro to Richmond. ?1.50.
To Richmond and return. $2.50.
To Richmond, second-class. $1.00.
Tickets much cheaper than tny other
route to Richmond. Petersburg. Waverly,
Hlcksford and stations on Atlantic and
Danville railroad and all points via
Richmond.
Tickets for sale nt ticket agencies of
Wnlko & Son, II, Brandt, and on board
steamer.
Freight received daily (Sunday except?
ed) lor all above named po:nts.
JAMES W. m'CARRICK.
CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE steam
SHIPS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM nor?
folk TO PHILADELPHIA.
Until further notice steamers are ap?
pointed to sa:l from Norfolk every MON?
DAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at C o'clock p. m., and from Philadelphia
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY.
Through bills of lading to all points
South and Southwest via Seaboard Air
Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Virginia and
Tcnnesseo Air Line. Southern Railway,
Norfolk and Carolina and Norfolk und
Southern Railroads.
JAMES W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va,
WILLIAM P. CLTDE ?: co..
General Agents. Philo If phla.
T71 LIZA BETH RIVER AND HAMPTON
XQ ko.Mis FETfRI cum pa NT:
?Operating Hourlv Service to?
PINNERS POINT AND WEST NOR?
FOLK.
Commodious and comfortablo steamer.
Superior accommodations to meet the new
demand. Steamer CITY OF CHESTER.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 3rd, 1899
Touching at Southern Railway wharf,
Pinner's Point, each way.
LEAVE NORFOLK, Southern Railway
wharf, toot of Jackson street. 6:30 u. m.,
7:4.". a. m., (0*1:30 a. m.. '9:?.0 a. m. (connect?
ing with A. & D. passenger train at West
Norfolk?no slop at Pinner's Po nt). 10:30
a.m.,(012:00 m.. ?1:30 p. m., 2:30 p.m.. (f)4):00
i). in.. 5:.".<i p. m., ?S:35 p. m. (connecting
with Southern Hallway passenger train at
Pinner's Point?docs not go to West Nor?
folk).
LEAVE WEST norfolk. a. a D.
Railway's wharf, 7:00 a. m., (f)9:00 a. m?
?10:i?i a. m.. 11:00 a. m., (Ol'.OO p. m.. ?2:n0 p.
m.. 3:'X) p. in., 4:55 p. m. (bringing passen?
gers from A. Jfe D. passenger tiain from
ih* West), 6:15 p. m,
?Dally. All other trips dally, except
Sunday.
(f) Freight carried on tlKs" trips only.
The round trip to West Norfolk on this
comfortable steamer affords A MOST DE?
LIGHTFUL R RE ATI! OF SALT AIR
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
G. m. SERPELL, President.
f. R. DANCY, Vice President.
J. A. C. GRONER, Sec. and Treas.
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.
SAY LINE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. ADO. 8, 1S3S
Lv I'ortsmo-Jth, High street.!S:23 p m
Lv. Norfolk. Main street.!C:oO p m
Lv. Old Point Hygeia ITer.11:00 p m
Ar. Baltimore. Union Dork.7:00 a m
NORTHBOUND I P. R. Ft. | B. Sc. O.
Lv Baltimore .I 7:15 a in : 7:55 a m
Ar. Philadelphia .P10;t, R m il0:l? a m
Ar. New Yotk .1*12.43 p m| 112 35 n'n
S??THlioUND i P. R R, I D. 4 O.
Lv Ncvr Ycrk .I 12:10 p m| 1:00 p m
Lv. Philadelphia . 14:1t p mi 13:07 p m
At. Bait. Canton _1 !7aO p mi 15:10 p m
Lv. Baltimore, Union Dock.0:30 p m
Lv. Ualtimore. Canton . 7:10 p m
Lv. Old Point . 6:1? a m
Ar. Norfolk .7:00 a ta
Ar. Portsmouth .$:S0 a to
??Dally except Sunday. ??Dally.
Tickets sold to all points North, East
2nd West and baggage checked to desti?
nation- Staterooms reserved upon appn
citlon In r.crson at the company's oflice.
No 77 West Main street, or on board
Utirner.
l it gh' will net bs received after ? p.
m. to go forward that day.
For further Information apply to
KEY COMPTON.
General Agent.
>, W, BROWN. Jr?
j ] JL Southern Passtngar Agtaf.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
between norfolk and
iZZXr VIRGINIA BEACH. ??,
?and?
curritick division.
With steamers forming the*
"EAST VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
LINE."
(formerly Pcttlt's North Carolina Lina
und. Bennett's North Carolina i. ne.)
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE Ith, l>f"->.
9."? A. m.
MAIN LINE?TO VIRGINIA BEACH
LEAVE NORFOLK,
Daily except Sunday:
7:30 a. m.. though express.
(a>'.?:tO a in., mixed, makes no at pa west
of Thalia.
10:30 a. m., through express,
12:50 p. hi., local express.
3:w p. m., through express.
5.P) p. m., through express.
0:3o p. m., local express.
7:45 p. m., through express.
SUNDAYS.
9:25 a. m., local express,
ll:]S a. III., through express.
12:60 p. m , local express.
3:00 p. in., through express.
5:ii' p. m., through express.
7.45 p. m.. through express, makes local
stojes Sunday.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
Dully except Sunday.
?0:40 a. m.. f ist express.
(a)x:;o a. m., fast express,
(all 1:15 a. m.. mlx< d
2:15 p. m.. through express.
?1:20 p. in., last express.
6:30 p. in., through express.
K:".? p. m., through express.
iu:3o p. m., through express,
SUNDAYS.
?i.:IO a. m.. fast trxpn ss.
10:15 a. m., local express.
2:15 p. m., through express.
?4:01 p. in., fast express,
6:30 p. m., through express.
10:30 p. m . through < xprt ss.
? stops only at Oceana, Lynnhaven and
Kcnip>\ lllc.
(a) Makes no stop* wesl Of Thalia.
UURR1TUCK DIVISION.
LEAVE NORFOLK, VA.
Dally except Suncay? loaw a. m., mixed;
5:00 p. m.j l?cai express.
LEAVE MUNDEN POINT. VA.
Dally except Sunday?7:30 a. in., mixed;
2:0u p. in., local express.
All steamers other than Currlluck
Sound steamers, arrive mid depart from
pier No. l (adjoining Clyde Line) Wuter
str-et. Norfolk, Va.
Trains slop only on signal nt Interme?
diate stations to tako on or put oft pas?
sengers.
w. p. ASiir.rp.N.
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt.
B. P. HOLLAND.
Superintendent.
Norfolk: and Qcsan View Ry.
SHORT LINE RETWEF.N NORFOLK
AND OLD POINT COMFORT, VIA
NORFOLK AND OCL'AN VIEW
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FIFTY MINUTE SCHEDULE IN EF?
FECT NOVEMBER 21, PPS.
Lv. |Lv. |Ar. |Ar. | |Lv. |Lv. |Ar.
NorlO'n |Old lO'n I |Olel ,t?'n INor
folk,V'w| l"t ,V'w|_I p't |Vw|f( lie
a.m Ail AM am ia.m AM a.AI
7:30/ 7:50] S:26i i i 8:001 .vl'.>
9:00| 0r2e'! 9:50 I 9:05 9:30 55
10:30 10:50 11:20 |lO:35|H:O0 11:25
p.m p.m p.m.p.m, PM p.m p.m
il':0? 12:20,12:50| | J 12:05 12:30 12:55
1:3" 1 :.'.'> 2:20j 1:35 2:00
'3:0t?! 3:2Cj 3:45 j.t:00
4::'" 4:60 6:201
0:00. 0:20 0:50
7:30 7:.'0 8:20
'.<:?*>, 9:20] *.':50i
. ;.':i>e 5:26
6:05 0:3" 6:5;
7:36 8:00 *
B:05| 9:30| :?
? No local stors. Connects with 4 p. m.
C. and O. train at Old Point.
Baggage checked to any point on Sea?
board Air Line and to all railroad sta?
tions and steamboat lines in Norlolk and
Old Polin.
Local freight leaves Norfolk daily at 7
and 11 a. m. and f> p. m. Freight received
up to 15 minutes before leaving tun.'.
Straight fare to Olil Point Comfort. 2".
cents. Fare lor round trip to Old Point
Comfort from any part of Norfolk, 50
cents. Runnel trip tickets on sale by all
street car conductors.
D. A. IIEO ARTY,
General Superintend; at.
ATLANTIC AND
DANVILLE RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 2Sth, IS 3
TRAIN No. 1.?Dally. Leaves Norfolk
Irom nhi.r f'V "r\V \ -Lu-' i; 9 '
a m : West Norfolk, at pi ft a. m. for
Danville and Intermediate points, nrriv.nff
at Danville at 6:35 p. m.
TRAIN NO 3? Dally exc?nt Sunday?
Leaves Norfolk 7:10 P.m.: West N rfolk
S:io p. m.. arriving ut Danville at 6;fj
o'clock n. m.
TR\IN NO. 4 arrive; at Norfolk at <i'.>
m dally except Sunday and Monday'
TRAIN NO. 2 arrives at Norfolk at 6:20
p. m.. daily _
TRAIN >o. 3 connects nt Dennlston
Junction with Norfolk and Western rail.
road for Durham and Intermediate point.
TRAINS NOS. I AND 3 connect ut Je?,
frcss Junction und Danville for all points
on the Southern Railway system.
Pullman sleeps between Danville an.'
Asbeville. Atlanta. Jacksonville. McmphU
and New Orleans.
Tickets on s:i!-> and har-irtge checked nt
company's Wharf. Norfolk, and at Fm
merson ft Wafton's agency, Portsmouth,
Steamer City of Chester touches nt N
Y.. P. ar.d N. R. R. wharf on outgoing
trips.
WM. H. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
'"HAS O. HAINES. Gcner-I Manager.
The new and powerful Ir.'n rail
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. Wash?
ington and NORFOLK w.ll leave
[ daily as follow?:
NORTH-BOUND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot of
North street . *5.00 p. m
Leave Norfolk, foot of Water
street . 6.45 p. m.
Leave Oi<i Point Comfort.. 6.45 p m
Arrive in Washington. 7.00 a. m.
Arrive In Philadelphia, Pen.i.
R. R.?M0.5G a. m.
Arrive in Philadelphia, If. & O.
R R."11.09 a. m.
Arrive In New York, Penn.
R. R. "1.13 p. m.
Arrive In New York, B. ft O.
R. R."1.25 p. m.
SOUTH-BOUND.
Leave New York, Penn. R. R. ?12.50 p. ni
Leave New Ye.ilt. R. ft O.
R. R. "1.00 p. m
Lenv.- Philadelphia. Penn. R.
R. '3.13 p. m
Leave Philadelphia. B. (i t),
R. R.w: V- . ?'3.07 p. in.
(Arrive. In Washington, Penn.
R. R. "CIO p. in.
I Arrive In Washington, B, & o.
R. R.???.00 p. m.
Leave Washington.?8.30 p. m
Arrive Old Point Comfort.... 7>> a m
Arrive In Norfolk. 8.00 a. m
Arrive in Portsmouth. fccoa. m
?Dally.
??Dally, except Sunoay.
Tickets on sale at R. ft O. ticket office
|N. ft c. office, nt W. T. Wulke'e and
company's office on wharf.
For further information apply
i m-s u i? D' J' <-ALL,\HAN.
1 Teiephono 4tL .Agent.
TRAVELERS' ?MOE.
i sieiin 81'!
FOB NEW YOHK.-rai
scngcr shtps are appointed
to sail fr. :ti Norfolk at ":J0
p. m. dally, except Sunday.
I'HOM NEW YORK-On
Monday Tuilay, Wednes?
day, Thlir v:.iy .in<i Fri?
day at 3:w p. in., Saturdays
at 1.00 p. in.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS !
UNSUKPAS? .:>.
Fare Including meals and stateroom
berth .5.5-99
Hound tr p (limited to . days).JD.vO
For tickets and reservation of state?
rooms apply at ticket ofilce, 199 Main
street, or ut general office, at wharf
Sltll ? have old l'olnt tor Norfolk Sun
?.i \ n out lo n. m. .... _
TIME SCHEDULE OF 8TEAMER8
Hampton Heads. J. S. Warden, l.may,
Accomack a:.d Virginia Dare, sailing
>: illy, except Sunday, from Company s
wharf, Norfolk.
FOR OLD I-Ol NT?At 6:15 and 51:13 a.
nt. 2:45 and 7:10 p. m.; Pot ts uouth, 6 3 ' and
l<i:05a. m. and z.ci p m.: Uaj lane wharf.
Norfolk ut 6:43 and 11:30 a. m. and 4.00
r. in.
FOR HAMITOX?At 11:15 a m. and
3:'.". and 7:1'J p. m.: Port-::: ittth, 10:03 a. in.
and 3:03 n. m.: Ray Line wharf at ikjO
a ni. and 4:00 p. mi
I i It NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
FIELD .\t 2 :? p. m.: Portsmouth, 2:<j
l> in.: Hay Line. 3:0O p ni.
FOR WARE VN'D EAST RIVERS?At
6:15 i. m.; Portsmouth. 0.30 a. m.i Bay
Lu e C:l? a m.
FOR NORTH RIVER?On Monday.
Wednesduy and Friday at 6:1S a. in.:
Portsmouth, 6:50 n. m.: Bay Line. 6:4? a.
in
I'OR SEVERN RIVER?On Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 0:13 a. in.:
Portsmouth, c."0 a. m.; Bay Lino 6:t5
a. in.
FOB BACK. rorjl'PFlN AND TORK
RIVER LANDINGS AND CRAB NECK
-?On Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
1:15 a m.: Portsmouth, C:'-o a. ni.; Bay
L:ne, 6.45 a. m. Urturnlnc (ollowlnB nay.
F.?!t XANSIMO.NI> BIVFHANP SIT
FOLK?.vt 3.'(<> p. m.: Portsmouth. S:tO
p. m. Connecting nt Suffolk with Suffolk
and Carolina railroad
Freight f- r Ware. Fast. Norm. Severn.
Back, Poquosln, York and Nansomond
river landings must be prepaid.
All schedules subject la change without
n.'tlre.
Freight for Washington and New Born.
N. C., received at and delivered from
Norfolk and Southern railroad depot
Freight received dally, except Sunday,
until a.io p. m.
M B. CBOWBLU Agent
C!\PE \ Ncw York'
nMf.ni rr.l Philadelphia
LH AHL to I and Norfo,k
ROUTE \ Railroad.
QUICK TIME?LOW BATES.
TWO rilAlNS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY.
APRIL I'M.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7-45 a. m. daily, except Sunday-fPorts.
mo.ith lllph klrect, 1:30 a. in)
Arrive nt Philadelphia 5:42 p.
Ul.i New Yolk ut * 2S p. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
C OO p. m. dally; Portsmouth, UlRh street
(>:30. Arrive at Philadelphia.
f.:10 n. m ; New York. 7:-)3 u. ni.
AKBIVE AT NORFOLK
100 a n>. da !y: Portsm mh. Hluh street
9:10. leaving New York ut K:0iS
\i m.: Philadelphia 11:10 p. ni.
A1 i It I VE AT NORFOLK.
7:50 p. m. dally, except Sunday (Ports?
mouth. lliRh street. e 00 p. ni.)
1-aving Now York at .VoOa. m.;
Philadelphia. 10:10 a. in.
Cloro connection made wllh ill rail and
soutnl lines t.) and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City. Ph ladelphla and
Capei Charles.
Pullman Buffet ParPr Cars on day trains
between Philadelphia und Cape Charles.
Through tickets' sold nnd baggage
eh ?cketl at Walke's Agency, ur.der At
lantlo Hotel, und on steamers.
R. B. COOKB,
General Passenger anl Freight Agent
direct route.
FT. BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
For H ston?Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6.00 p m.
FOB PROVIDENCE.
Eve.-y Tuesday, Thursday and Satur?
day n i 6.00 p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVI?
DENCE,
First-class, Including meals and
stateroom !>? rth .Ill 00
Steerage, including meals and bunk...19.00 |
Perishable freight sent via l rovldence
forwarded by early train to IDs ton und
at the. s.inio rate as by direct Steamers to
Boston.
l-'or further Information np:>ly to
R. 11. WRIOHT, Ageni Norfolk. Va.
A. D. RTEBBINS. ASs'l Traffic M sr.
w. P. TURNER. Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General otiiccs. Baltimore: Md.
Atlanta, Sen- Orleans, tueiista, Ma con,
ChatinnoncM, N'uakvlllti, Mi muliis, Florida.
Vor:,?, i il.l.Miiiji um) 11.iiir,. smith.
In Effect Dee. 11, 1s99.| N'o n. | No. 40*
f.v. Norfolk .i ?n s? ., p m
Portsmouth S.A.L.l a ?0 a m 6:48 p rn
Ar Suffolk ... " I v"> a re! 9:15 p m
t ..wK'fin .. .M.r.| I BS p nr .
" WeMon .. .S.A.L.l |l:<a i m> 11:10 p tn
" Henderson .. " i i 50 p ml 12 rt n m
'.! J.l'l!,,!>-''1 ??? " S-'f P m IMS n m
Southi m Pines " j 5:58 p m ?:?j a m
" Wilmington .. " |.I 12:03 p m
" Charlotte .. " ?t? r> p m1 7 o a m
Columbia C.NftL. im :5s a m 4:15 p m
" Augusta .C.*W C| mo 50 \ m N:5S p rn
" Af'eri .. ..8.A.LI ?.im,", a ml i:iSpm
" Atlanta (Ce T'me)l ( 20 a mi f.SO p m
" M ?: on .. ('.of Oa, 11 D a m! 7:M p m
" Jacksonville Plant 7:55 p ml sms a m
" Tampa .. ..riant) 6:00 a ml 6:45 pm
" Montgom'y W;ofA 10:51 a m 9 y> n rn
" Mo'.ile .. ..I..S.-N.I ? -o p rn 3 0", a m
" New Orleans . " 6:10 p ml T:40 a m
" Chnfneoca W.ti.\i I/O p ml 113 a
" Nashville NC&StLj 6 "? p ml 7:00 a m
" Memphis KCM&BI T:S0 p m| 4:00 a m
?Dally, IDally. ex. so: My.
Connections at N^w Orleans with Pouth
ern Pacific and Texas &? f'.iclflc railways
for rdl polnta In Texas, Mexico and Call
forria.
No. 402?Arrive Portsmouth dally 7:U
a m.
'No 8S?Arrive rortsmouth dally 0:?o
r- ni.
J. W. B It OWN". Jr.,
Pass'r ARt.. ID'i M iln st.. Norfolk. Va.
MURRAY FORBES,
Trav. PasVr Apt., Portsmouth, Va.
E. ST. JOHN. Vice President and General
Manager. 1
V. E. McBEE, Oen??rsl Superintendent,
H. W. B. QL?VER L S. ALLEN.
Trafflo ManuKtr. Gen'l Pass'r Agt.,
Portsmouth, Va.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Chesapeake
MSul^ &Ohio Ry,j
FOR RICHMOND. WASHINGTON^
CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE. CHI?
CAGO. ST. LOUIS. ETC.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 10,
_1899._
WESTBOUND | No. I | No. ?
Lv. Portsmouth
Lv. Norfolk .
Lv. Newport News .,
Ar. Richmond .
7:40 & no
8:10 a m
9:l? a m
11:30 a m
3:00 p ra
3:30 p m
4:35 p m
(40 p m
Lv, Klchm'd (KP&Pjr *12:00 n'nl 7:40 pm
Ar. A :.i.'i:ni;toii .; ?3.10 p m| U:30 p m
Lv. Rich d Ma*n line
Ar. Chat lOltesvlii? ..
Ar. Staunton .
Ar. Va. Hot Spr nts..
Ar. Clifton Forge.
Ar. Cincinnati .
Ar. l/oulsvll!o .
Ar. Chicago .
Ar. St Louis ..".
:15 p mj 10:30 p m
6:44 p m
7 OS p m
9:50 p tu
S :5V p ni
7:?5 a m
11:00 a m
6:50 p m
2:43 a m
4:23 p m
7:25 a m
6:?S p m
5:15 p m
8:00 p m
7:15 a m.
6.5t p mi 7:30 a
?Daily except Sunday. Other time rtmliy.
. ,;.1rl,ay Express DAILY. (Parlor Car
ip Kl-hmond and Pullman Richmond to
Cincinnati. Loulsvillo and SL Louia.
Connects at Gordonsville for Orange
and principal stat ons on Southern Rail?
way north of Orange
ti, ' *?OAILT. Pullmans Old Point to
lilnton. Cincinnati and Louisville.
.Meals eerv.-d on inning Cars on Noa I
and a west of Gordonvllle.
, Uhesapcake and Ohio arrives at Norfolk
12.1j p m. and 7:05 p. m. Arrlvca at Ports?
mouth 12.40 p m. and 7:30 p. to.
For further Information apply to
f: R.-. WILLCOX. Ticket Agent, at
*. \\. CURD. Passenger Agent.
C and O. Ticket Office. Grar.oy street,
Norfolk. Va.
JOHN D. POTTS.
_Aul General Pasienser Agent.
A/~> t ATLANTIC
I COAST
? Vi" Ln la.lft
(Xot-rolfc * <-i>rniinn Railroafl.l
IN EFFECT JANUARY 15th. 1S99.
Stations.
i No. 10J.
No. ?S. DTJ ?X.
Dally. I Sunday.
Lv. Norfolk .I 9:00 o. ml 2:20 p a.
Lv. Ports June... ....j 9:22 a ini 2:43 p m
Ar. Suffolk. Va.|10:0U a m 3:17 y m
Ar. Tunis. N. C.|10:*0 a ml 4:15 p in
Ar. llubgocd. N. C.|12:00 m | 5:35 p iu
Ar. Tarboro, N. C_;12.il p m| ti:oO p in
Ar. Uocky Mount. N.C.112.50 p ml t>:35 p ra
Ar. Wltllamslon. N. C .I 0.55 p ro
Ar. Plymouth. N. C .I 7:40 p m
Ar. Washington. N. C.I 7:20 DM
A?. Klnsion. N. C.I 7.55 pm
Ar. Wilson. N. C.I 2:15 p ml 7:10 p m
Ar. G- lsboro. N. C_I 3:21 p m| 7:50 p m
Ar. Wilmington. N. C.| 5.50 p m| ii:40 a rn
Ar. Fayettcviile, N. C..| 4:25 p ml 1:00 u, ra
Ar. Florence. B. C.| 7:25 p m| 3:15 a m
Ar. Charleston, S. C...,10:50 p m| t:0J a m
Ar._Coiumbl.i. S. C..7..110:20 p rolii:00 a m
Ar. Augusta. Ga .j 7:5? a m| 7:55 a m
Ar. Atlanta, tin. .!12:35 p in.12.14 p m
Ar. Macon. G?..|ll:18 a ro|ll:l> a m
Ar. Savannah. Ga.I 1:50 a ml S:15 a ra
Ar. Jacksonville. Fla.J 7:30_aJii,12:50 p iu
No 49 dally connrcls tvlir? A.C. L. Lrals
23 for a'! uoints South.
No. 103.dally.except Sunday, makes close
connection at llobgood for Washingtic
N. C, Klnsion. N. C, and Plymouth, a.
C. and all Eastern Carolina points: also
at H.ukr Mount with A. C. L tralB *? f-r,
all points South.
No. 103, dally, except Sunday, makes
cioso connection at Ahoskie lor Winds-r,
N C, and stations on W. & P. R, R.
Trains arrive at Norfolk At 5:35 |. m.
daily, albo ut 10:25 a. tn., daily, exc.-pt
Sunday.
No. 49 runs through without ct ante
Norfolk to Wilmington.
lUgguga checked at Company'? Ncrfo*
Wharf, und also at oflict: v( pan* tue?
and Tlekc: agent 171 Mala Street tipp?,
tola Atlantic Hotel).
For tickets to all points South, sleepLtg
cur reservations and ^eueiai mioruiuti .a
call co or address.
J. A. NEUOEBAUE.R,
Passenger und Ticket agiit.
JAMES P. MAL'Pl.'i.
Qcneiai Forwarding Agent,
H. M. EMERSON. Gen. F.isi AfieuL
U. M. 8ERPELL Gen. Manager.
T. 51 EMERSON, 'i rafiic Manager.
Uli & 501111,3.118. I GO.
SCHEDUI K IN EFFECT OCT 19th. HC9.
mail and EXPRESS LEA\ '.a l.OR
FOLK Daily (except Sunday) w u. in,
for Elisabeth City, Edcnton, Mackey's
Ferry, Roper, Pantcgo, Be 11 haven. Etc
Connects at Edcnton v\ith N. & S. R. R.
steamer as follows: Daily (except sun
dayj t>>r Plymouth, Jamesville, Wilhum
ston and Windsor. 'I i. KsDa t 'I IICRS
day and HAT! RDAY 101 all Undings uii
Chowan river, and .MONDAY und Fiti
D. \y for Scuppornong nvcr. Connects at
Bellhaven with Old Domnion steamers
t., r Makleyvllle, t?outh Creok, Aurora,
Washington ind Intel mediate landings,
also for Oi .1.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR?
folk at 4 10 p. m. TUESDAY. THURS?
day and s.\Tl RDAY fot Elisabeth City,
Edcnton and way stations. Connect at
Elizabeth City with lhe steamer Ncuse fot
Ro.moko Island, Newborne, Morehead
City, Klnsion and Goldsboro. via A. & N.
R. lt., and for Jacksonville, Wilmington,
n C, and lor Stations on tho W. Ji W.
R. R.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS DAILY (except
Bund iv) at 4 25 P ni . und morning train
at II a m TUESDAY. 1I1URSDAY and
SATURDAY connecting wuh nil rail and
steam lir.es at Norfolk lor the North.
East and w. st, Possei get station ut toot
uf Eatl Main street, Notfolk and West?
ern depot. Freight station on Water
street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO?
MINION LINE between all points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern Raihc-ad and Ea3tern North
Carolina. .
Freight received dally at 6 p. m. and
forwarded promptly at low ral^.
For furthor Information apply to the
General Office oi the N. & S. R. R. Co.,
Norfolk. VS.
H C HUDOINS,
General F ' ?i I I ?- ? -:.<er A^ent.
M. k. KINO. General Manager.
THE STEAMER S. A. McCALL, OF
? Petersburg. Norfolk and James
River Steamboat Llr.o. l?aves the N. Y .
P. N. dock ?vory MONDAY, WED
N EG DAY and FRIDAY at 6 a. m.. with
passengers and freight for New-port News
ail .Linie? River landings and Petersburg,
In Petersburg about 5 p m., glv
Ihe Richmond pu3s?-n*ers about on*
Pel trsburg before the train
, ?ves, arriving In Richmond about S-J0
:? m. Pare ab ut one-naif what it is by
nil. FIrst-clasi f?re to Petersburg, $i is
end- lass. Il.oo. 10 p-r cent, discount
for round-trip ticket*. P.. R. COOKE
t: neril Agent J. W. PHILLIPS, Owima
?piionea. new and old. No, 199.
NORFOLK AND WEST NORFOLK"
Ferry, running between Narfeiw
finners Point. Port Norfolk and West"
Norfolk. Leave steamer McCall'a wharf
at the N. Y.. P. AN. dock Leave Noll
i Ik: D:'0 a. m , S:30 a. m.. S:0O a. m ?Too
a. m., 10 00 a. m.. 11:00 a. m., 12:30 p' tfi
2:00 p. in.. 3:00 p. m , 4:20 p. m.. 6.90 p m"
S:00 p. m. Leave West Norfolk! 6-30 a"
m., 7:00 a. m., 8:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m., 10-30 a'
m., 11:30 a. m., 1:30 p. m., 2:30 p m., 3 3?
m.. 6.0O p. m., 6:30 p. m. 8:50 p m alii
West Norfolk tickets, 60 cents, might
carried at I a. m.; 13:30 and i p. m. J.lr
PHILLIPS, Owner. K. B. COOK, Agont>