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In a l<.UK-drawn-out examination <•!
three witnesses from if*.1 cat)
neer's office. tie ape..to! tr\estigntii>«
cemnlUrr f ««»■>. w imo!.,' nignt,
that there was room f»r impt-w • mrtvt.
but were unable !■• g< ' any tb-ta I*.
The witnesses v Messrs Jack-on
Bolton. first «sslstHi t engineer r r
Taliaferro- second assistant,
lain** Jours third assistant
asked scores <-f questions,
answers were vague and r
deflnib Afkr-I for s-iss- s/
how the department
proved. Mr. J"t«c* m
flsi
>lor Strut
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era i
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ti
< 'brtir
nnil Koii
Ml V ITO
but their
at Her i.t
might b* ini
larked ih.it lii'
work of giving Mf '-s mol grud-'-*
divided between two tn«m. tnUv-t • ii«l
hr done to lint'. When miilit i>n«l e qg -
(jestjotiS vert sought, It** l-» xged f-T
time to consider til-' matter This
seme request for m"i>’ 11ir*. was ■i iel*
by the other two witnesses.
Didn’t Prob* Fight. But Will.
No effort was man* i.. prove tH
fight waged by Clerk .1 I'-o
ton and Stctiographn 'fro
In the lift engineer's of!’:
days ago The affair will I
later, however
Mr. Daniel wrote a letter
man Lynch, in wftb h be ask.it that
the quarrel he disregarded. be. aus* .1
whs purely u personal mattct Mi
Stratton asked pi rsoiuilly t It: 11 the fix tit
be not investigated Nevertheless >-■
cording ti .'ir. Lynch, the matter inn
Ihg occurred l» !»■ »u publle ofticials
and in n public office, should, and
would, he brought lief, re the attention
of the committee members
Mr. Bolling Intsrrupts,
City Engineer Moiling, though led a
member of the Investigating . ..tntr.it •
t«e. was present at the hearing. and
oh several occasions Interrupted the
testimony to make statements, or in
ask quest ions Following Mr. Jones
BUggertlotj as to combining the grad
lug am) lining work. Mr Moiling de
clared he would be willing to f. How
Such a count*- On another occasion,
When Mr. Taliaferro was telling o'
the man) questions asked bv cltir..'
and of Ihe manner In which "tllo
records were kept and the work looked
after generally. Mr. Moiling declared
"No man. nor live men. working every
day In the year, i ,:ii get up the records
in that office. To get up the profiles
and grades of all the streets in the
city would take more than a year
But the work is being done now AJi
the new work Is being properly re
corded.”
Vo Specific t'linrges.
No specific charges were laid against
ah) of the witnesses, although Mr
JpBrs whj» questioned concerning a re
port that he sometimes did outside
work during office hours. Mr Jones
denied this H« admitted doing out
•Ide work, >but claimed that this was
the case only on Haturday. after the
- Ctty Engineer's office had cloaed. lie
asked lor the name of the person
who had made the < barge against
him. He was Informed that he would
be given the opportunity of facing
him at a future meeting of the com
mittee. Mr Jones w as also :u*k* d II
there were not periods* he hail little
to do hut loaf He replied that his
position was different front the job
of a day lal»>rer, and that consequent
ly there were of necessity occasions
when’there wan no work ■'Hut I am
out often In such a position h<> do
dared. *'l have put In more open
. time than 1 have loti'. d In the office '
'Ir. Holton on stand,
first Amlstant Krtglnrer .In i.smt
Bolton was the lirst witness be , \
amlned) lie said he bad been . nt
ployed in the d. pat tm. nt as ...
MWiatant engineer for thirty-nine
pour*. and as first ass slant for nine
yearn. He explained Ins duties, and
according to him they are most anlu
OUJS. He was tit.able to suggest any
Improvements In the .service, sate, he
thotfght. it might b- wise to relieve
him of hi* telephone work Mr. lb.),
ton said he couldn't t< II by th- r.
-porta w received Wh< titer Work was
being properly done by contractors or
not. Mr. Adams suggested that ht
oottid receive u daily report of the
biscuits are largely de
upon good Baking
Good Luck
insurance.
That's why you
will find it on the
pantry shelf of dis
criminating house
keepers.
Your grocer has
THE SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
r i 'AjY
*JLl
& BROWN
work done the day before m th.st
of a two I- lit stamp. Mr Holton
»hI<3 he didn t know that this was'
done lit all oontrm tin* companies.
Vnu are ru t weII Informed then,"
de.dared Mr. l.vneh.
The wit no** wa« . xiimtned at length
along technical lines and was then ex
euscd.
W ould litcn ve htne.
I .Ike Mr. Holton. Mr. Taliaferro. tlx
111 M Witt'. •»*. had TK> d< tlliltl Mlgire.1.
lions ts to Improvement* In th< m-r
vice. He dec lared that more men
were needed, hut did not think < 'un
til w ould he \t tiling to undergo the
dpi i ssttry i . Me dec lared that
he himself had la-on, driven tinder
whip and spur ever since entering the
department.
' The only trouble." said he, "la
the! tier- Iks I ■ •«n tin instil • dent
force We hate no time to keep up
re. ord*. and it takes a long Him to
look up old records."
Anent the suggestions that the force
of the i'll' Kngimor's offlee hg In
■ rinsed Mr lion l,e»vy moved that a
report of all the money spent in the
department, .noluding tip i omplete
pay rol!. I . brought before tin to-xt
meeting o' the committe e, which "ill
i •’ held Monday night at s o'clock.
The m-'tl n a « a ruled and th in. • t
ing adjourned
F%%«(»1* I IM « HiUM K Ml
%M1 \F. %lt m’KMI I\\lt,MC\
TION OF l)K. FFU.
PKOMINEM MEN SPEAK
HtMIOI* 1% 11 4*0, iiOYI'RMtn Ml 1 II
IN. IMS. .11 ll*ON V N I) Jill. iv:w
iiiki; tui: .uii)HK*«ii>
OF TIIK II \ V .
iKj.iiiai t" Tin P.hhmond Virginian.)
lH'HHAM. N Ik'ov. 10 -The
ori-monles of the inauguration "f Ur.
\V. 1v Few to the presidem y of Trin
ity I' o i 1C g * on yesterday were tho most
brilliant of tho kind that the rtty
has < or so ii, nnil the event nrougnt
iiinrr- Sdg nyvn In the edm-nunna!
world to Durham than an'. North
Carolina • itv has over entertained at
one time, arming them b* ink hc-si
dent l.owe’.l. .t Harvard ITiiversity;
l*r* hiilrnt Jtirteott. of the l ntversit)
.1 Chleutfo, I’nlted State. Commis
sioner id education, all of the eolleg.
pro Kldentf ot this and a numher of
the other Fouthorn States and the
gov ernor of the State
1 i dher men ot note that attended
the eeremnnieH w i re Heart l‘ S. Jones,
, i t ale. i lean K. K. Merritt, ot < Mr
Hell. Ur Hritce ll, Payne, ot tlr*- I 'id
varsity of Virginia; 1 lianeellor .1 H.
| Kirkland, of Vanderldlt. President
| Drown Ayers, of the I niversltv ”i
i llennesaee, Dean Andrew I Wot,
I of I'rlneeti n, and President
i F. I lenny, of Washington and I.*■«
i Hit ersitv
Preparations tor th event have hern
: tti progress tor the past two months,
and in addition (o tjie inaugural eere
; monies the west wing of tile new
Washington I Hike, whieh lias Just
In eri imii|)leted. war: presented to the
eollege I > v Mr tvi-n.iumin N Inike,
The presentation e|\etelses began tills
morning at !» .'!<•. alter whieh tin- deli
gates tronr other Institutions. the
'alumni of TriniU College. ...
and fiieulty of the eoilege and others
, loMTied a proeesslon Iri front of the
l new building and tnarehed to the t’r.i
1 vett memorial hail, where the iuuugu-,
tatiorr exert ises look pirns Ml ot
the delegates, metnhers oi the faculty
' and alumni of Trinity were dre.s-i
j in tile gow ns representing their ranks
' ind eolleges Thi* procession mareh
ed to ttie memorial hall, and tin r- the
Invocation was asked by lift Stone
wall Anderson Herniary to the l-o-ird
j of i dlteatlort of the Methodist Fpls
leopal Chnreh. South. \ft* i this
I Histinp John Carlisle Kilgn, former
president ol tire eollege, presented tie
college charter and seal to the new
pri siilent. 1 >r William Preston Few
Then followed tin- addresses of con
gratulation. one hi (Jo\ ernor W. W.
KlPhin, in behalf of the Common
wealth, said tile other by Hr. Harry
Pratt Judson. president of tip I tn
v * njity ot Chn ag.i, in hehall of the
visiting delegates After till- Id. Few
delivered (he itiatigtiF'l address, which |
: was a noiaidi nit. rau. •«- of tip. tela- j
lions ot tin eollege to tie eotmiry. j
Till, lait -r part- of. the day was de- j
Voted trifle so, id frHturi s of the in- f
: Hiigitratlon vt 1 o'clock the dele- 1
gates anil invited guests attended i i
I urn ho'ti kiii a in the new I mke build !
ing Cham el lot Kirkland, of Valid, r !
lull, presid. d over this brilliant af
fair. At tile same hour Mr J. Kd.
Stngg entertained the ladies of the
visiting imrtv in her beautiful home!
on Morehead H it!. In the evenyig
from !< to il Mr and Mrs. 11. .V Inike
received the delegates to the inaugu
ration. specially Invited gu.-xts. no rp
bers ol the eollege faculty and (lie
hoard of trustees of the college. The
new quarter of a million dollar home
<>' tile Dukes on Chapel Hill street i
Wes beautiful!.' and artistically di , o
lated f. r tin oe.-tinion, find few times
in tin Frnte lips such a. brilliant array
of distinguished men and women at
tepdeo H reception of nnV kind
SEEKS TO INTEREST
MEN IN BIBLE STOGT
IMIAUtVN MIMSTKH I'HOM
voitrii is i\ niciiMoM) rent
THAT l»t KlMiSi;.
it* .. A. I- llu^non, of \V* »t New
«••»!. Mil*:*., win* i*. Tinting I'nitanan
< fnm hf n in the South as i > t*r-■.-* i:
tail i "I tin- Amen* an I’nltiU'liui
A “so. iau*'ii. is spending a «•*•« k or
tvin in He lnnotid fur the [inriinsp o!
organizing ;> “twtlv I l;t*s of the Wo
in* n j Alliance in connecting with
liin <'hurch.
Suturun.'- afternoon iit f>:t5 o'clock
In. will iidiiri>.- a meeting In the
ii'.ii.c **f tit* Misrep* Xolin, tie* Ka*t j
I n.hk'in M'.'-n, in oriier to outline i
tin iilii/i I'.ici purpose of thf; court.•
o) rtail* aril.), will he confined'
chi 1 to i ■. * . *11. . u * if the i ii*i Tee- j
tare. rit.
Next wtek lev, Mr. lludton will
leave for oihi r. pnlnlajn the South,
hie Intention h* ing to Travel an far as1
'lisas, where h*. will visit the most1
important < its* • In that great State.
He*. Mr. Hudson util preach »t tho
Mrat 1’iltaii.*n church next Sunday.
Throw n From Ills Wheel.
tf*p cla! t*i The It-ehraond Virginian.)
i ih;i uvrudcsin ui; va., \«v.
1". Air. <11. K. Swift, a prominent
lawyer <if this city. wai painfully5
hurt Tuesday while riding a bicycle.
The front wheal became dogged and.
threw him over the handle-ban.
A Masterstroke Purchase of
Secured at Great Sacrifice on Bare Manufacturing Cost
Go on Sale Friday Morning, Many at LESS THAN HALF PRICE
MU!V mum TIMM—
Dresses, $7.93, $10.90, $14.90
At a saving to you ot more than
half in many instances, there are
? In-re for your selection the newest
f effects in serge, broadcloth and wors
ted Dresses. They .are styled along
J graceful, very becoming lines, with
the workmanship and appearance of
garments costing tar more than the
prices asked.
When ■(< them u>d insert
them O'i. efnli//, t/ou trill In iter tunin'
stunti thi Enoni-MAKlXa M
71 hi: nr this sai.i:
I
ro-morrow morning sees the consummation
of the greatest coup of the ready-to-wear world
when we put on sale values up to $30 at con
cessions never before offered.
. I f JM(MM) thn'f art broadcloth#, aorsteds, ehf riots, guara fitted ■otrr-hird, some
irith Sktc.utr'c .'■ofin. I*lain tailored along the season\« best hats, 2S-2i2-inch hki!
At $12 go u> feature chair* broadelodoi. rhe 'InU. mannish worsted;, and Jar";,
nurture* nninglg tailnri !.
Come Friday. Come early.
Coats, $7.90. $8.90, $9.50, $12.90
Splendidly tailored, serviceable
models of c heviots, meltons ami fancy
mixtures, carefully finished through
out. Best varieties of styles and
greatest values.
Very Special—Velour Coats
A choice lot of the much wanted
54-inch Velour ('oats. S’. Inner’s guar
anteed satin lined—elsewhere they
are $40- these 20 Coats onlv, at
$23.50.
Comf early Fruit>:/ mommy for
Fist choice.
201 East Broad Street DREYFUS & COMPANY 201 East Broad Street
CHURCH HILL NEWS
i\ru« Item* InlPiidfil fur thl« limn mn»- lip |<-f< in prraua nt ihp
C hurpli lllll Hank, nr 'plinupil l<> IlndUcn T.ISS.)
Sunday N'ovcmhf-r will • Kuje- •
irei.tlon l >a\ at Cut..11 Station Sunday
schoil. Kftt-h one 1 lti% Jt.• ti t‘> drink
iti a writt*n mikk Mi"ii i f th. : 1 -’■'r"
1 st nr the soiled and hand r. t > ! h ■ ‘
r-k.'.v r. It is expert, d Iii.it many
1 it ha til. hurk< Stli>nn «iii an I' 'I 'd.
tvhi.ii "ill result in Kt'f 1. .ml t■> tin
In nl and niurh int • 1 -s' is In -nR
nun'll rested in this uni>nt-> if "1
Tin- r.-Kiilttr nnititiK 1" tin- Wo
maii'n I nr. inn M is: Poiary f-’i.i-u t\ of
.-'t. Jam. s, whit'll " as In Id .Monday
afternoon, "as <f an inter*-sting na
tiir.', it lain* t!"' 'lity t"f Hi.' annual
election t‘i .'Ili.'l l v. Mrs. I- IVi-i'n. .
win. has made such at. efficient presi
dent fur th. past year, declined re
el, etioti 'in am.amt of ill health, and
Mr.' <J. nrK*' Walford, former vice
president, "as elected in her place.
Mrs \V. \V Smith "as pl.fi..1 vi.'.
president. Mrs. K. I'. Bickers, wh.i
lias faithfully served as treasurer for
tin- past tllirti fit ypars. also declined
rt -fie. tion "ti ;o fount of had health.
Misr Minnie l.ipscomlie, torincr re- j
< ..rding Secretary, whs el .a ted treas■
I
When
You Wake Up
and find the lire out, >ou
are not using the
Comet
When you settle your coal
hill and find you are u-iug
more than 3 tons of coal,
you are not using the
Comet
When you want fire day
and night and use less than
3 tons of coal, you will have
to get the
Comet
S E L F F E E D E R .
Rothert & Co.,
Fourth And Broad Streets.
/
iin-r. Mrs. |>..r Hawkins was mad.'
recording mi >r,v: Airs. William At
kinson. cori ' .-l anding srert tar; , ami
Mia C. Li. 1’. t . organist. Mrs. i’o«
hill and M• •• <> ■ Hi-, tin' committee
appointed i . rnish n progr.i in f. r
the atti rn.” .. t njoynunt, secured
Mieses Alma Atkins ami Fannie Sat
terfield, who n i iifil splendidly. An
Inti resting im .nary clipiHg wits
ill- * read. i.1 ng t •' I'onl. i .n r. ihi*
reading i lr.ii F.tVhteM. cmfwjf
Reading «'it ..1' tho W. )•’. Al. S.
lias he, n ■ i.. nail until the first \
Thursday in l >. ember, the meeting
place tn he ... rtnlni'd later. The
ladies have nit. .] up a parlor ..ver the
Infant drpamre, . t room and iu the
future their meetings will he held
there.
Mr. Fred I: . hehault. who haf
mauy friends eu the hill, having sup
plied the pulpit Fnion Station dur
ing (tiv. It. 11. I' -tts' nos. nee abroad,
is a lav delep i. i,. conference and
is a guest tn. .. k of Mr, Walter
J. Heckler, i .North Tvvi nty-rtfth
street.
Airs. \V. M. I n kers anil Mrs. Hera [
Wilson will h i, Friday for Haiti-1
more to attend the national conven
tion <<i the W. i' T. T\
Little Klolso Fuhanlt, da lighter of
Mr. and Mr- KrneKt Kuhanlt, of
North Thirty-third street, was bitten:
hy a vicious d1 • about ten days ago. J
The hrain of tin dog. who died a
few days after, wig sent to Washing
ton for examination and the telegram
confirming the far t that the dog had i
the ratdes was received Tuesday. The
little girl was immediately taken to
ihc Pasteur Institute for treatment.
The parent have the sympathy ef the
community iu this time of anxiety and
Bueponae.
Rev. Jehu J. Bradford and Rev.
Franklin .1 rum are the guests of
Mr. Frank T. . ate*. Jr., in his home:
cn Twenty-sixth and Broad streets.
Mr*. .1. R. Harmon, of 2«20 Hast,
Marshall, who has been unite slrk,
is somewhat improved.
Airs. K. V Randy. Mr. and Mrs.
Pommel!, former residents of Church
Ifl!’. hut now .,f Barton Heights, spent j
Monday ,oti the hill, the guests ef j
frl. nriM.
Mr. and Mr Chris Wic.‘ dll*-,M. 1. of
PhUiidi lohia. vdie hav e been the ■
guests ef Mrs John Cowan, of Chtm-!
bora no Park, have returned to their,
home.
Mrs S, J. Bates, of 2"24 Fast Mar- ‘
shall, has as lo r guest Mr. J. c. Beas
ley. 1
Miss Mary Grace Hawkins, of Fast
Grace rtn et. whu p reaoverinT from
a severe' operation for masti Hitfs is
still tinder the treatment of T>r. Her
bert Wright. She hopes to i e able
to remove the bandages in a short
time.
Mr. W. R. Mtcakes, of Matthews, la
the guest of Mrs. John T. Hughes In
f. ;
/ - r j*IT It'i < it 4 -'
r burm* on X rth Twenty-ninth
t.
.Mi,*- Kihel !,♦* . iVcdla, of Peters
burg who i* a frequent guest of
frienda on th* hill, paid a flying visit
to Kirhmomi Saturday to witness the
• • ‘thali game between the V. l\ i.
and the x r, teams.
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Longworth. >>f
North Twenty-f* urth ertefet, are en
tertaining itov. K. V. t‘arson and Rev.
A. Parson, who are attending eon*
1 r ♦ • n < ■ f •,
Mr. JarnoH Wiltshire, of Pynehhurg,
who is in Richmond on a business
trip, ana has been the gu<st of rela
tives on the hill, will return home to
day.
Mrs. Hattie Bland, of Blackstone,
wh*' is the guest of her brother. Rev.
(»e»»rg«‘ T*\ Greene, expects to prolong
her viair until Christmas
MM WILL ATTEND
JEWISH CONFERENCE
Reprer. litntivc.-; from alt uver the
I’nlted States vv ill bo present at thu
board meeting of the National Jewish
Hospital for Consumptives which
meets jn Richmond Sunday for the
discussion of the work now being
done in I >enver, where the national
hospital is being built.
.several i,u functions will mark
the stay of the delegates in Itieh
nwnd, among them being a reception
at the Jefferson hotel. Among tnosa
who will be here are the following:
Atlanta, Ga.—Joseph Jiirsoh.
Boston, Mass.—Edna Well Dreyfus.
Buffalo, N. Y.—Herman Wile.
Baiumore, Mil.—.Sigmund B. Sonne
born, A. A. Brager.
Chicago, 111.—l.eo A. loeb. Henry I..
Stern. Israel Cowen, Adolf Kraus in
officio).
t'm.mnatl, t».—J. Walter Freiberg
Abe Bloch, Matircie Joseph.
, Cleveland, O.- Martin A. Marks.
Dallas, Texas—Alex. Sanger.
Denver, Col.—Meyer Friedman, Al
fred Muller, Simon Guggenheim, Rev.
Wil iam S. Friedman, D. D„ Mrs. S.
Pisko.
Detroit, Mich.—Adolph Freund.
Kan.-,us < ity, Mo.—Nathan Lorie.
Louisville, Ky.—Samuel Grabfeder, j
.Memphis, Tenn. Elias I.owensteln, 1
New Oilcans. La.— Kidore New-I
hian, Sr.
New Yoik, N. V.—Mrs. J. B. Green- j
hut, Joseph E. Sch- enberg. Adolph
Lewlsohn. Nathan Kempner, Ignatius5
Rice, Marc H. Mack, Mrs. Ira L. B^m- 1
berger (Brooklyn).
Philadelphia, ft,—Max Bamber- j
ger, Louis Gcrstlcy.
Pittsburg, Pa.—Philip I fain burger, j
Rev. J. Leonard Levy, 1>. 1)., Mrs.
Pauline H. Rosenberg.
is rtistid. Ore.—Ben Selling.
Rir hrttond—Kabbl Edward , N.
Callsch.
St. Louis. Mo.-—Ben Althelmer,
Charles A. Stlx. i
St. Paul. Minn.—Albert Rose.
Sau Francisco, Cal.—BenJ. Schlosa,
Rabbi .1 Nieto. Lucius So]«.nn*n.
Washington, l». C Simon Wolf.
ISSTRBCT PUBLIC
\na DISEASE
u-:t ri iu: on tcbercvloms
will hk given cmikh \rs.
IMCDs OK HEALTH
BOAKI»,
A jcetiiro on tuberculosis will he
held under auspit cs of the Richmond
board of health Thursday, November
10, at S V*. M. at Randolph school.
The object of this lecture Is to cull
the attention of the public to thl*
disease, as It Is only l>y education of
the public that the war against "The
Great White Plague" Is to he suc
cessful. The salient fads concerning
this disease are to be diseased. Hpe
c iu 1 pictures huve been prepared for
the ociHsion. The complete work
ing of the board of health dispensary
in the treatment of cases of tuber
culosis will be explained. The essen
tial points necessary for the euro
and prevention will be dealt upon
. in full, and the system of visiting in
i the homes by the district nurses In
connection with the dispensary work
shown. This lecture is open to the
public, and all who attend will un
doubtedly learn much that will be
i interesting and useful.
Highland Park
Rev. D. T. Merritt has as his guest
hlr father. Rev. J. B. Mt-rrltt, of Nor
folk, and Rev. T. J. Heath, of the
Eastern Shore.
Rev. M. G. Boggs, presiding elder
of the Rappahannock district. 1* the
guest of his father, Rev. Charles II.
Boggs.
Holly Chapter. O. E. S., will meet
Thursday night at the Northslde Hatl
at S o’clock.
Rev. John Harry, of Charlotte
county. Is the guest of Ills brother,
Mr. T. J. Harry, on Fifth avenue.
Rev. c. r>. Crawley, of the Eastern
Shore, is stopping with Mr. 8. L.
Munson.
Rev. T. E Johnson, wife and baby,
of Tempersncevllle, are the guests of
Mr?. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. T. I).
Small.
Notes From Wi^Wlew.
fPr.ro!-!> t ttk Richmond Virginian )
WE - TVIE W, VA„ Nov. 10,—Mr.
Hsmner spent a few days In Buek
rhKbntrt Inst weak.
Miss Stella Puke, jteacher of the i
school near here, spent Saturday in
Richmond.
Work has begun on tit* estate at
Hock Castle, lately bought by Dr. Bfg
Johnson. Workmen have been em
ployod »nd Improvements are being
rapidly made.
Mr. Jot* Trio* is visiting friend* and
relatives at Fifes.
Mrs John Pare is visiting her
daughter in Hanover county,
-Miss Mattie Stubbe ha* returned to
h.r home in Hanover, after a visit to
her brother at Weetvlew.
Mr. Charlie Garret ha* moved near
Richmond, Hi* farm wa* bought by
Mr. HI vis. of West Virginia.
Mr. Horace Catlett, of Richmond,
spent Sunday at hi* home near WSat
view.
rOH Kg!JIT.
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Southern Railway.
TRAIN8 LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. If.—Following schedule figure# ewbtiakcd *,
inf..rm»tioi' end not guarenteed. .
6J0 A. M.—Daily—Leal ft* Charlotte, Dur
ham and Raleigh.
10 *5 A. M.—Deity—Limited—Foe alt nointi
South. Drawing Room Buffet Bleeping Cat t*
Memphis. via Aehevillr sad Chattanoogn
3:00 I*. M.—K«. Sunday, Loeal lot Durham sad
intermediate etatiooe.
6:00 P. M.—Et. Sunday—Keyarille Loeal.
IMA P. M.—Dally—Limited, for ell pains*
South. Pullman ready 9:30 P M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M—Et Sun.—To Want Pt., eannaetlae
for Ualtltnure Mon.. Wed. and Fti. *
4:30 A. M.—Es. Sun. and 3:11 P. M.—Men,
5\ ed. end Fri.—Local to Weet Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Prom the South: ti AO A. M. 3:05 P. M.. dally.
S 40 A. M —Ea. Sun. 13:53 P. M—Em Sunl
3:00 P. M.
Prom Weet Point. 9:30 A. M.. daily: 1145 A. M.
Wed. and Fri.; 3:45 P. M , Ea. Bun
Chesapeake & Okie Railway
«:00 A. I Daily— Fatt train* to Old Mat.
4-00 P./Newport Near* and Norfolk.
7:40 A.—Doily. Loral to Newcott New*.
5:00 I’.—Dally. Loral to Old mint
2:00 P. | Daily—Louisville end CindsaaU.
11:00 P.) Pullman
6:45 P.~Dally. "St. Louia-CMeeg* *r~v "
Pullman*. ^
R:80 A.—Dally—Chartottearilln Weak
Hinton. -
5:15 P.—Week dun Loaal
5:1
10:00 A.—Daily. Lynchburg. Lam. a
15 P.—Week dey*.Te Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Loral from Eaa»—8:23 A. M., 7:1
Thiougb from East—11:35 A. M..
Hum! from Weat—*3:30 A. M . 9i4
7:20 P. M.
Through—7:00 A. M.. 3:43 P. M.
James Uivei Line *3:33 A. M . 3:18 P. M.
•Deiiv rarept Sunday.
Richmond and PettnkvfQadric Unr
C*|» leave Mencheetet, Sevanth tag Parry
htrt-ete, (or Petetabuig:
Hi. 7. 3. *9. 10, IE *13
**5:45. *0. 7.S. *9:10
P. IE. 1, 3, *3. 4t 8.
1340
<ti. 7. *. *9. 10
5:45. •«, 7.S. “
11.00 P. M
Prterabui*.
Carr irave Petersburg, loot I
Munshrelet.
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