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? THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1897.
n
THE SESSION SHORT
RHITHKK nilAM H ??F ?.F.NKRtl. A?
SEMiii.v ?n?. \ un lortd.
TO CONSIDER BB BJHWl LA?
The jlllsakinn ??' R**P*???I*.K oi
__V*-_M_M_ U?e InrUer Art to lie la
?*_ir??i i?_<??.-i??'ii*?u**e?*4am4 9M%
I'Micl-Vfw Mi'nmirii Introdnerd
Th.-r.? ? ? B-tl 4 PP?in interest il
tlie Genet.?1 A-.-- mb.} . The sessions ol
l^tk short ami t-M !<ro
'. iracl. I.
I'he _ ? sated ?it noon, and r?*
main?-'? la IB?Inn ja n minutes
one minute longer thin mi Thurs.iay.
Th? i.i ?tenant Ctovernot presided.
}: .. I ?r. Qaaai made toa t'l" li?
ver.
lNi RODUCED am* REFERRED,
?Uowtluj I introduced:
By .Mr. Bandai 'P.. amend and re-enact
section 202 ?.f th?- <"? ?!? "f Virginia. In re?
gard to tin- report ?n? ol th?
Supremo Couit cf ippaath BBBpf-, and
other books.
By Mr. Planagaa: To amend and re
enact sections M ?nil -.'!:? O? tin- Code
Matin. - small claims.
By Mr. Clamant: To aspenl .?- .:ti??ns
MM ?nd -.'"?" "f the C'.?l?' of Vir?
ginia, iitul t?> dehhe what shall be con?
st uutetl a lawful fence.
By Mr. r*aaa**aa: To raajnlrs Um tw?
ti.rn ?>f distress ? rrants and to provide
for process t? sale thereunder when
necessary.
BILL! PA-HUD.
The following bills w??a paaoadi
T?. ssaend ?harter of tho American
Guild.
To Incorporal? the Danville Mutual Aid
und Benefit Society.
BILLS MIST LIE OVER.
The following nootutlon by Mr. Turn
bull was ais'r? d to:
R. .-oivttl, That all bills anu resolu?
tions, when reported bv committees of
the Bannt?, shall II? orar until the next
day in arder that they may be placad
upon th?- calendar bel ICtOd upon
by the Se?ale.
COMMITTEE APPt ?ENTED.
ib" chair announced the appointment
of Mesar?. Turuhiill and Letch? r us mem?
ber? ??f the joint committee to lnvonti
giite the criminal expenses Of the State,
as provid? d f??r under a resolution mlopt
i'?i by the BQns? u ? dncadaj, and can
Bailed In by. the Senate Thursday.
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr. St. Clair, arising to a question of
personal privilege, --ti?l be d?sft0d to cor?
rect a statemi nt attributed to him In
i pubUshed report of th? proceeding? <>f
Wednesday night's caucus. 11 v.
resented as saying that th? heavy crlml
lal expenses of certain ?..inities of the
loath want er? pan of th.* state weae du?
?? tin- large nunibi-r ol lav?, ess people
imong their population, when what ho
"eally said was thai th-1 uii'is'ia ?ly
leavy bills for criminal exijfensea Were
lu?' t?. the fa.t that th-? -,?. .- border
'??untie??, and that lawless e?? ne ills of
ither States were constantly making ln
ursions Into them.
The Si nite, on motion of Mr. Wi?k
lain, adjourned at 12.!??. until noon to-day.
II- .?.- of I ' I. gll I -.
The Hou.*e held ?notber brief I
? torda**. With th? i iceptlon of the
of the bill in r? gai d to the sal?
f dallnq*? at lands, nothing of im
'urtante marked th? proceeding?. The
mdy was cali.il t" order promptly
it noon by S : ?n. and th? pm
edtngs wore t'iniii?i with prayer by
t?V. Mr. Ma-tin.
ntaaara. Wlnborne, Raddy, and Qoaa
rate appointed on the committee pro?
of und?!- the resolution offered
>y the former few ?lays sgo, In r.g urd
0 Inqutrtng Into the ?xcesalv? criminal
m certain countlea
Mr. launden'S bill "to prescribo the
mi'le by which unpaid snl.s? rij.l ions to
[?int stock coaspnntos may in? ??covered
y said companies, Unir receivers, or
Sign?e, s., as i" prescribe and r?gul?t?
h.? procedure by which Unpaid subscrip
lona to joint sto.k companies may be
?covered by said companies, tin ir cradl?
i?rs, rsedvera, trustee?, assignees, or
ny Other persons," came tii?, but ?is
lui.- were several ?mendments proposed,
l*on moll .a of the pation of the
i.-.isu!.-, it was pas-, d by until to-tl:iy,
? (?ni? r that these amendments might
a in proper shape. The amend
Tiits w?rs ;.i"i "- i by llenar?. Duke,
?nil.'lsoii, and Parks.
REDUCE THE MINIMCM FIXES.
Mr. 1'aiks inln "lined a bill to g ?Mini
mi re-enact section i of an act in regard
} the sale Of ardent spirits. The only
hange ma?l>- in the 1 teat Bt law is that the
.Illinium line for any violation of the
Bt In regard !? the i "i liquor? ehail
e $1'? tontead "f HBO, as at pi? sent.
Mr. Pnl-U also introduced ? bill am?nil
ig the act in regard "? ill" carrying of
_ weapons, Th? measure makes
he, minimum line for th? Violation of this
el $2.M Instead of IM1, as at present.
PRESENTED A\l> REFERRED,
The following buis wars also lntro
uced and referred t>> the proper com
dttoes:
by Mr. i;. W. l. Blanton: TO am?ml
nd ra-semct section Std ??f th? <'?>>!? in
dation to when and where such county
nd city tr? saurer shall rooetv? the taxes
nd let i- s.
By Mr. Chart?? Smith: To Incorpnrat?
M Cap? charks Railroad and Power
ompany.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
The following bills were placed on the
ilend H', nui!, i ., suspension Of the rules;
By Mr. Buford: To repeal an act en
tled an act providing for levying on
? ?I cotton In th-- held in Brunswick
?unly, approved January 11,
By Mr. Bayers, of vVythe:? To revise
?apt? i HI of the Acts of the General
?.semi.iv t.f Virginia, approved March
?_, milled an ?ct giving consent of
?? State to purchase by the United
lates of certain real estate In "Wytho
?unty. ami exempting the samo from
ixation, ?te, and a? r. vised tu almud
t?t!??? I and 1 of I ild set.
By Mr. Maupln: Authorising tho Board
' Supervisors of Henrlco county to ic?
es bordering on
ie pub.. ol' said county to be
immi'l by owners of such hedges, and
> impuse a fine for failure to comply.
THE ELECTION LAWS,
Mr. Qusscnbccry offered th?> following
solution, which was referred to tho
uiimitt?'?- on Courts of Justice: Re?
lived, That the Commit w?. on I'rivl
ges and Elections enquire Into the pro
'loty of rap*aHng th? present election
w and of reporting ? bill that will be
co from the objections to tho present
w.
HOUSE BILLS PASSK1?.
House bill to suspend the operation of
? lit.?i MS, of th.- Code of 1887. as amend
1 und re-enacted by an act approved
arch b, ltSW, und as am?-tided and re?
?a? Sod by an act approved January ?ry,
r-. In relation to delinquent land? pur
ia?ed lu (h? name of the Common
eulth, for a period of sixty days.
Resolution relating to the status of the
Monats ?.f ib,- culi? ofitccra with the
ate Treasurer,
i'o amend i lu?* rond law In the county
Buckingham.
rulaU the hunting or titipping of
ui-.kr_.trt ti, th? county of Acoomao.
If we leid you lh_t voor b?hv
i it _ttuallyih?Ji?'t
. jh emoudU h? ?-??t, you ?.?.ht re
V-lall*- \ ??lit ::. ASS yet there ?re tho??.
1 vn'1 i ?-?-I? _ _?h?M -*ho newer ?ct
Baby
tbcUlthcy t-iwu!. in their ?---J
?.? ?*T.u??(- tiot ?tbie to durait the
?t thi?t tb.-> d.? _? *.. F.t i? _
l!. ..'. 1 : . ?,.,.,ty *A la?
?*_ '-" ! ? I - " .- 1 a., slim (- i _!l
*? ?*?ie l.r uns?. IU/ u_iuc 4u. ?:?.* .a it
COIKJIIS
Thal Hill
are not distinguished by any marl
p or fign from coughs that fail to In
. fetal. Any cough, neglected, ma
sap the strength and undermin?? thi
1 health until recovery is impossilih?
All coughs lead to lung trouble, i:
not stopped.
; Ayer's cnerrg Pectoral
Circs Ceag&s
"My wife wag suffering from a dreadfn
rough. Wo did not expect that she woulri
long survive, but Mr. R. V. Royal, deputj
sarvoyor, happened to be stopping with u?
I over night, and having a bottle of Ayer*i
Cherry Pectoral with him. induced my wife to
try this remedy. Tho result was so beneficial
that she kept on faking it till she was cured."
H. ?S. HIMPHRIKS, Saussy, G?.
"My little daughter was taken with a dis?
tressing rough, which for three years defied
All the remedies I tri??d. At length, on the
urgent recommendation of a friend, I began
to give her Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. After
using one bottle I foand to my great sur?
prise that she was improving. Three bottles
completely cured her."
.1. A. GRAY,
Trav. Salesman Wrought Iron Rango Co,
?St. Louis, Mo.
Ayer's
_teiT| Pectoral
is put up in half-size bottles at half
price ? 50 cents.
TWO Git ?Ml COM I.IITS TO-DAY?
.Mii-l.-nl Trent Thin \fl?-rn<?oa ninl
Miiiu nt the At*n?Iem>.
The celebran? d Veteran Oorpfl 11 ?nrl. ns
slstod by tal. iit.'<1 vocal and instrumental
soloists, will gSt? this afternoon and
night two charming concerts in aid of
the t'onfederate Museum of this city. The
following are the programmes;
MATIXKK.
1. March (Sousa's latest).
2. Barltoae Bolo, "Rocked in the Cradle
Of im* 1 >."p." I? <?. -N'ovatk.
:<.. Selections from Martha, Flotow.
4. Cornet So'o (solccted), by Mist- Daisy
Qgden.
6. Hunting ?Scene (?loscrlptlv?), P. Buca
6. Sopr.ino Solo, "Dear Heart," (Mat
tal,) by Miss A. J. H.nrix.
SK('ONI) PART.
1. (ivi rfiir.'. Orpheus in Dor Under
weldt, Offenbach.
2. Cornet Solo (selected), by Miss Daisy
Ogden.
.?. Medley Selections of Southerti Songs,
Contorno.
4. Soprano Boh), "lie Told Mo So,"
(BUchoff.) by Miss A. J. Henrix.
5. Merry Minstr. 1,-Voclker.
6. March, "Golden .** -eptr?'." ??'liarles,)'
dedicated to ?Colonel ?George R. Qaltbar.
NIQilT PROGRAMME-FIRST PART.
L Mairch, "Maryland and Dixie," ar?
ranged i?y PlndeU.
1 Soprano Solo, "Waltz Bong," (I'at
ttooa.) by Mi.-.- A. J. Henrix.
3. Overture. "William Tell." Rossini.
4. Cornet Solo (selected), by Miss D.iisy
5. "Village Life in the <?ldcn Times."
Voelkcr.
Bynopete Klghti Rooater ?Crowing; Astir
in th.' Village; Children 4?..inK to School;
BlackamIth'i shop; May Pole Dance; Vil
lame ?'hoir; Finale.
t!. Maircli, "?;ay Coney Island," Levl.
SECOND PART.
1. II. Trovatore, Verdi.
2. Baritone ?Solo (selected), by G.
Novak.
:. i ?cms of Stephen Foster, Trobanl.
4. Soprano Solo, "Dove's Sorrow," (Shel
1 v.) by Miss A. .1. Henrix.
.".. Selections Tobaaoo, Chadwlek.
6. Cornet Solo (select. ?1?, Mi.-s Daisy
( ?cd? ti.
7. Kl Capit?n, Sousa.
A well-known critic writes of Miss Daisy
Qgden] "She- is personally attractive In
Ser gentle, childish ways, und as musi
clain ranks with the best cornet soloists."
COLOXEL, mnUPI FATHER DEAD.
Pannen Ann? nt 111?? Home in Caro?
line?Other Heal li-.
Colonel Jo Dane Stern rec.lv d a t.-le
Kiaim yesterday announcing the de.ith of
his father, Mr. U St.-in, at R?ther (il.-n.
?Caroline oomnty. The ?fleoeaeed ?as in
the 7"th year of his Iget.
Mr. Stern was a native of North Caro
Una, where in 1*14 lie married Miss Klizai
b.-th Hall. Fifty years igo be camt 10
Virginia and located In Carolitx* ?-ounty.
Where he has since resided. He was well
known to all the business-men of Rich?
mond, but had not been actively ? n
a in blUlnena for several years rust.
Mr. ?Mara wais a roii.-istent member ?rf
the M? tho.llst Church, and for tpTty-?r*
years had been a steward in St. Haul's
cliurch, of Caroline county.
He is survived by a wife and two
sons?Coloni-1 Jo I^ine Stem. Inspect. -
(??.neral of the State of Virginia, and Mr.
I'auy Kin? Stern, both residente of this
city, and practicing lawyers.
Colonel Stern left yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock for R?ther (?leu. The ful? ral
errang? mente have not yet been made
Mr. John T. Brown, a. well-known citi?
zen of church Hill, after a prolonged
Illness, died Thursday night at his r? sl
1? nee. on Thirtieth and Clay str.ts.
Mr. Brown eras for a long time em?
ployed by the Hoard of Health, and was
tlways faithful to his duties. He had
l?e?>n out of work for QUltO awhile, ami,
bat for the kindly officers of Cruce Coun?
cil, Jr., 0. V, A. M., of which be was a
member, and some it his neighliors, Mr.
Brown and his family, ?onslstlng of a
Wit? "ml three children, would have
'ound it difficult to exist. The funeral
svill bo hold this afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock,
nit definite, arrangements hare not yet
??? ti completed
Mr. Slg. M. C-oodmnn yesterday received
' I legrem announcing the deatl\ of Mr.
'liarles F'elschman, of Fl??lschman A
'o., distillers, of Cincinnati, and of
'lelschman & son, noted hors.-own? rs.
dr. Flelschmnn was also at the head of
he cone?rn makinK yeast.
Mr. Fleiseliman wan a very kind and a
? ry eharltahle man, ami had a number
>f ? ri? mis In Richmond.
Man*. Sinner? for the Juntlce.
The bright wealher of y?'Sterday morn
ng brought a large attendance ?non th??
cm? of Justice John's onslaught upon
?In.
Kug.no Brltton (colored) was chnri-ed
i/ith breaking Into Cab<>*D??e-Car No. SB,
ho properly of the Chesapeake and Chlo
lallway Company, and stealing thlity
wo railway brassas. valuo<l In al! at apio,
tistlco Crutchflold sent the accused on
o the grand Jury.
The cano of P. Baldrlaht, charged with
Hiking William Bibbs In the saloon of I
'. Donatl. was continued until tho 21st
Jlbbe was unable to appear.
Robert Christian waa charged with
eating Estelle Winston. Christian admit- ,
i*d Striking the woman, and was fined HO
nd costs.
J un: us Taylor (colored) was charged .
? ith breaking Into the house of Major
.ut.'i- (also colored), and was sent on
a tho grand Jury.
Matt. Harris..!i (colore*?, chan*.-?! with
ciravul of Dorlnda Taylor, also went to
he grand Jury.
Bo K<*!?l?*nr* Against Them.
m and Hill, the two men who have
n custody for norm? weeks under
usplcloQ, of having robbed certain Vlr?
ginl.-i ptwat-oiflofi*. were boror?* i.ommn?
sloner Fl?*g?*r?helmer yest?wdsy. and a
no material evidence was brought ugalns
them they were discharged.
n left the court a free man. wi
Hill ?as carried back to the city JaJI t
await trial on the chirRe of ?niielng th
?leath <?f a f.llow-prlsortH In a figh
nom.- ?lays ago. Hill claim* that he re
seated an Insult by strlklmr a f?H??w
prlsoner who fell and struck hi? hea?
against a block of granite.
COMMHBNSI AM) MMNI ?ITtOSS?
Acts of the Coniiiiniuler-ln-t hlrf
Thi* ll??"ivll??Tt? *?.? ?? I iilform?.
Oinernw CFerrall slgMd the ilollowtai
commissions yesterday: K.lward J. Hagen
OaPtaln and adjutant of the Bin' ' Battal
Ion; Dieiit.-nant B. Jones, Company A
Fourth R?glaient, Norfolk; Liegt Hielt A
Ulx, C"tn|.aiiy 4", Fourth Roiclm?-nt. NeW
porl N'-.vs, for the four oMl.'ts "f th?
Naval Division of Bes.rv s at Norfolk
and a retired ?ommission for Flrsi-I.ltn
tenant A. Hume Sprinkl?', Company C
Third R.glm.nt. Ciilpeper.
The Executive has r.ceiv.d the r'-sltrna
tlons of First-i.i. ut? mi nit DaugBsrty,
Company I?. Fourni R?eglmeat, Hampton
and of ?borg.? .M. Wilson. -..?>nd 11? u
tiuaint. i'omjiany I >. First Beginn nt.
I'HK BOWTTEKRS1 HBW UNIFORM.
Menbera of the Wchmood Howitzer?
have b'.i) m.aisured tor their uniforms,
and it is expectsd thai thai will appeal
in thent for th" tlrst time on January 1,
HS*, 'l'he tin.form is a very handsome
one. Th.* jack? t is of Conf?d?ral!., ?gray,
with noid indaga and spaulettss; the
iri.u.-.'i .ir.- gray, irlth red etrlpa, ?end
11,,. i,u. i.y is surmounted with a red
plume.
Captain w. s. p. Mayo and LteuUnant
Oeorge M. WTarran -aie eapected ?" pre?
sent themselves for examination gecct
week.
Services nt Hie Association.
Sundav afternoon at I o'clock. In the
iition hall, Rev. K. H. Rawlings,
pastor of tho Clay-Street Metb
church, will address tho young men's
meeting, taking for his theme "Husks."
The mail?* ?niatrt-'tt?* will ling, and there
will be oth.-r interesting features.
At A o'clock, in the parlor, th?- Hoys'
Gospel Army will meet and win be ad?
dressed by Mr. K. II. ?""oiirtney, DM O?
th- boys, on "Sabbath Keeping ** As
tisuail, the Staging will be l?'l t.y the Red
and Blue choirs. At 3 o'clock, In the
blue-room, General Secretary McKes will
condud the Bible training class.
To-night, in the association parlor, at
s ...lock, the Workers' meeting will bo
held, and will !.? ?ul.lress? d by Mr. C. H.
Hamilton, his theme for the evening be?
ing "Conviction."
This afternoon ait 4:r,,o, instead of 5
O'clock; I >r. Pell will conduct tho study
of th.* Bunday school leeaoa in the as-.<
ct.ition hall. This is open to all teachers
end Bible studeata, both ladies ami ?gen?
tlemen.
A \\ < ?Millie in Hanover,
Mr. William A. Hurnett and Miss Set?
tle K. li.'iithright were married at Black
Creek Baiptist church, Hanover county,
on Wednesday. Th?* marriage eras the
most attractive one of this season in
that community. The church was deco?
rated with cedar and white llowvrs.
which ad.led very much to the beauty
and attractiveness of the oooaekm. Miss
Muni? ?Peace played an impr?-s.-ivo wad?
ding march.
The bride and proom arc popular with
I large number Of the reeldents of Ilun
over and New Kent counties. The OOtO
mony was performed by J;?.v. XV. 1!.
Tyler. In th?- presence of a large gather?
ing of people.
Property Trnimfers.
Richmond: Bernard Qulgl.-y to Mary
A. Qulgley, M feet on ?.ist Me Twenty?
fifth street, U feel north of Clay, and
household and kitchen furniture* <?n s.il.l
premises. $5.
Bdgar Ransom's tmctCCS to Cunranteo
Building, Loan, and Trust Comp.iny, ]?S
feet on south sido Jackson street, M
fed oast of St. Peter, |85<).
O. '/.. Baunders and wife to .r. a. Me
Donough. U feet on Nicholson street,
southeast corner of l'rire, $.:iu.
ll'-rnief); Kilmund S. Road and wifo to
Bertha I. Hicks, 30 acres adjoining C.
)\\ Hechler, ?.75.
Supreme Court of Appeals.
I'.ti'ol.is against ?City of Richmond.
argued by h. it. Pollard for plaintiff la
?rror. and c. v. Meredith for defendant
in error, and submltteil.
Southerti, Hallway Company vs. Toelan.
Argu-'d by H. H. Munfbrd for plaintiff in
error, and William Leigh and .lud??' W.
B 1; irks.I.ile for defendant in error, and
submitted.
The next cases to be heard
Behmelta Brothers vs. Rix & Bentley, No,
Z>': and t'uairanteo Company of North
America egalnst First National Hank, of
Lynchburg, No. 27.
Dr. ** m 11 u to Meet Young; Men To
Mltht.
There will lie a tp**m\\ meeting of Um
young men of the Second R.'iptlst church
congr?gation this ev?-nlng at Si.", o'clock
in the bat:-, in.nt to m. -t the BOW j.astor,
Rev. Dr. Smith. All young men are c.?r
dl.illy invited to be present.
I *t. Smith, who began his pastorate
her.- so auspll 'iotisly la-t Sund.iy, -vs i 11
preach at both services to-morrow.
Koto? from East Itlchmond.
(For tho Dispatch.)
East Richmond held last night a Klon
ftllu and literary entertainment, which
gave *-eaeral sattefbcUon, both to getter
rip and those who dug for ?"id.
Mr. J. ji. Nicker continu? very ill at
his home, near Newbridge church.
Mr. Irby Self l.-ft y.-ster.iay mornlnp;
for tho Virginia Hospital, where be will
be treated for ohronlc sdiuic rheumatism.
Ilnsket-Ilnll To-1 lay,
A second exhibition game of basket?
ball between the Richmond College
Young Men'l Christian Association, ?tad
th?. Central As-.xiaitlon t?'ams will be
!'! '> ? d ?m ilu college campus this after?
noon at 4:15 o'clock. The game last Bat
trday was an Interesting one. It Is an?
ticipated that the OOllege boys will make
I hot for their opponents to-day.
Visitors nt ?he Library lio i 1.11 .?i*.
Among tho visitors at the Library
building yesterday were Messrs. J. L?
?"owell. Treasurer of Nottoway; N. t'.
watts, sheriff of Augusta oouaty; EL B
l!yr?l, Commonwealth's Attorney ..f
?'rederlck county, and Samu. 1 Donald, of
augusta county, bit.? candidate for the
?nice of Superintendent of the Penlten?
lary.
THE ONLY ONE.
rHE PYRAMID PILE? ( t BE, TnE
UM.? PVUt ? I Hi: MBOOM*g*CNDBD
ll\ I'll V?? 14 I \\_ AS HEIN?; I'F.ll
FECTL? SAFE.
4>'o Opium, Cocaine, \nrcotlc, or
Other PoIhou la It.
Tho Pyramid Pile Cure is probably th?
?nly Pile Cure extensively recommended I _
iy physicians, because It is bo safe, ?o -,
irompt In the relief afforded, and so far J
is known the only positive cure for piles,
xcept a surgical operation.
In ono year the Pyramid Pile Cure has
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do .-lit Ma vor.
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BAY JAMES-RIYER ROUTE FOR
LINE. BALTIMORE.
CLUSE CONNECTION FOR ALL
POINTS NORTH.
Appointed sailing days, every TUES.
DAT THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY at
Fr'elrht received dally until S p j_
Elegant state-rooms, heated bv ai??__
and lighted by electricity. ?>* * -.
For tickets, state-room reservation*.
and further Information, apply to
H. M. feoYKIN.
w*^ menu navigation
If^^ JAMES RIVER
\ DAY LINE.
Steamer FOCAHONTAS leaves MOM
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 7
A M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
point, Newport News, Ci u? mont, and
Jamea-rlvci landings, and connactlng at
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington,
Baltimore, and the North.
-io-its reserved for the night at
moderate prices.
Electric-cars direct to tho wharf. Fare,
only 11.50 and II to Norfolk. Music by
Oraml orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named places
and alt points In Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRVIN WEISIORR.
General Manager.
A. H. Drewry. President. bo II
P
HILADELPHIi, RICH
MOND AND NORFOLK
SHAMS-US company.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUBS
DA Y, FRIDAY, u? SUNDAY at day?
light.
Freight received dally until IP. u
Fare ?including meals and berth), ft oa
Friday's and Sunday'? ateamer.
For further Information apply to
J. W. M'CARBICK.
General Southern Ag/nt; office RocketUL
W. v. CLYDE A CO..
m* a General Agents, Philadelphia,
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Schedule In Effect November ""*>, 1?*
AT IS O'CLOCK NOON.
i.ctti: in in? ** i ici : : i *?r ?ti? iv.
4;10 A. M., Daily, for Washington ?
points North. Stops only
Mtlford and Fr?slchcksbu
Pullman Sleepers to N
York.
S:20 A.M., Sunday only, for Washlr
ton and pointa North. Sta?
at Elba, Olen Allen. A.*
land. Taylorsvllle, Doawi
R?ther Glen, Pen?la. M
ford, Woodsinit?', ?luliti
Summit.
Brooks, nml Wldi wat
Pullman car.
8:45 A.M., Dally, except Sunday, i
Washington and poh
North. Stops a? E
land. TaylorevUle,
R?ther (lien, I'enol.i. M
lord, Woodsiano, Gulm
B u m m i t, Fredericksbei
Hr<?ok?x and Widewati
Pullman ear
12:00 M., Dally, except Sunday. 1
nington and ?toll
North. BtOpe nr Elba. Gl
Allen, Ashlnnd, Doswr
M 11 ford. Prederlcksbui
Urooko, and \\ | .
Parlor car. Also,
with Congressional Jaunt
nt Washington.
7:35 P. M? Dailly, for Washington m
points North. Stops ;?t Kit
Ashland, Doewell, Mllfor
1'redericksburg. ?Brooke, a?'
Widewiter, and Other st
tions Bundays. Sleeper, Rlc
mond to New Vork
ARRIVE RVRD-STREET STATION.
S. in A. M., Daily. Slops ait tVIdeWaUl
Brook??, Frederick s b
rwell, Ashland, ai
and othi r
BUI r, New Yoi
to Richmond.
S:i.*i P. IL, Dally, except Sunday, Btoi
a t Wldewater, Br?ok
Predericksburg, s u m m i
Guinea, W?>odslane, Mllfor
Pen?la, Ruther Glen, Do
well, TaylorevUle, Ashlan
Olen Allen, anrl Elba. Ps
lor car from Washington.
f:10 P. M., Dally. Bt<ms only at ?Trod
rlcksburg, Doswell and Asi
land, and Elba, Pullman cai
frorn New York.
8:30 P.M., Dally. Btorfs al Wldeerat?
Brooke, Frederlcksbur
Summit, ?Guinea. Woodslan
Mltford. Pen?la, Ru?h.
Glen, Dose ell, Taylorevlll
Ashlar?!. Glen Allen, and E
in. S!eepi**_**car.
FREDERICKSIl'O A( ( OMMODATIO'
(Daily ?xcept Sunday.)
drSS P. M., Leaves Byrd-Btreet Statloi
8:30 A. M. Arrives Hyrd-Street BtatlOl
SSSflUSSB TRAINS.
(Dally x < ? -1 ' t Buaday.j
0:42 A. If,, ?Leaves Mba.
41:241 P. M, Leaves Elba.
?1:10 A. M., Arrives Blba.
0:0O p. IL, Arrives Klh.i.
C. A. TAYLOR, Trafile Manager.
E. T. I>. MYERS, President no 2a'?
CHESAPEAKE
ANO
?BlUTf3^ OHIO RAILWAY
Effective October 25, 1807.
TRAINS LEAVE RtC11M?I*?D, UROAD
STREET STATION.
S:0O A. il., Daily, wan Parlor car, to
Nuil oik, Portsmouth, ?Jl.
Point, Newport News, am
principal stations. Connect:
daily with UM Dominier
btearaahips for New York.
3-40 P. M., Dally, with Pullman, foi
, stations, Newpon
News, (?Id Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
10;00 A. M., Local train, except Sun.lay
for XV. Clifton Forgo. Con
necte at Gordonsville foi
Orange; Cuipeper, Calvar*
ton, Manassas, Alexandria,
and Washington; at Union
.Station, Chailottesville, for
Lynchburgj ut L'aslc for Ha
gei town.
2:16 P. M . I Mily, with Pullmans to Cin?
cinnati, Louisville, and St.
Louis. Stops only at impor?
tant statiuiis. Connects at
Covlngton daily for Virginia
Hot BplingS. Meals servil
la Dinlng-cara. No, 7, Local
Train, except Sunday, fol?
lows above train from Uor
donsville to Staunton.
5:30 P. M., Ai-'oniniod.-itioii. ?xc.pt Sun
?laiy, for Charlottesvllle.
10:30 p. M., Daily for Cincinnati, with
F. F. V. l'ullmans to Hinton. W Va.,
and Crordonsville to Cincin?
nati and Louisville. Mails
served on Dining-cars. Con?
nects at Staunton.
Sunday, for Winchester. Va.,
and nt Covlngton, Va., dally,
for Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION.
11:30 A.M., ?Dally, tor Lynchburg ana
Clifton Forge. Connects at
Hr.'tiiu, except Sunday, for
Whits Hall, except Sunday at
Balcony for !>xlngton. ana
al XV. 4'llfton Forge with No.
1 for Clnclr.,iatl.
4:0O P. M-, Except Sunday, '?ocal ac?
commodation for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
11ROAD-STREET STATION.
s.24) A. M., IHUiy, n?>m Cincinnati.
11:15 A.M., Dully, from Norfolk and Ola
l'oint.
3:30 P. M , Daily, from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
0:5O P. M-. Dally, from Norfolk and Old
.at.
7:43 P. M., Exc? pt Sunday, from
W. Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION.
8:50 A. M., Except Sunday, from Colum
0:20 P. M., Dally, from Lynchburg anrt
Clifton Forge, and except
Sunday, from Lexington and
Whit.? Hall.
<?HN D. PfJTra
Assistant Oerer-U Pausender Agent.
DEPARTIR?! OF STEAMERS.
QLl) DOMINION
?STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OAILY LINK
tVH
M NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake ana Ohio railway at * ?<?
A. M., or ?Richmond -and Petersburg r.u;
road (Norfolk and Western route) i> a
IL, conm-cting St Norfolk with 4j|?j \)0'.
minion Line st?-im? r, sailing same eve?
ning for New York.
ALL-WATKR ROUTE.
Steamship ?Jid Dominion leaves Rich
mond every Monday ut 5 p. _ t r %>'_
York via James river. **"-w
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Company's, 903 east .Maun street i
peake and Ohio railway, and n'tchn
and Petersburg railroad depots, Cttn in
company's otile*. 1212 east Mala street
Richmond. Haifjmge checked through
FREIGHT
for New York and alt points U-yond can
bu shippeu by direct Stesuners, sailuur
from Wchmond every Munlav A.\b
KltlDAY at ft P. M. ; also, by ate,.^, -
ELvl.ig Richmond WKDNKsiVy^P
M. for Norfolk, connecting with ???urn.?
for Naiw York. ?mci
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
Freight received and forwar?led an.i
through bills of lading Issued f'or I
nothern. eastern, an?! foreign port?
FROM NEW YORK.
1'aaseilgeiD ...... _?yU*mtUt. except Sun.
day. to Norfolk or old Point Comfort
coiuiecilng with Norfolk and Western
railroad or cn?-*-_peake and Ohio railvav
Direct ?teaiuer? ?via James-river roiitel
leave every SATURDAY (pa.^-ngei ^_
freight), und MONDAT (freight only?
Bailing from company's ipler, so At
North river, loot of Reach atreet at ? ??
M.l Saturday. 4 V. M. s ni a r.
Freight received an? forwarded daily
except Sunday. w u***''
For further Information apply to
JOHN* F. MAYER. Apyent
1212 east Main str^t.
Ri?'hm?md Va.
W. I* Oulllaudeu. VlcatPresldent ana
Trafile Manager. New ' r?. ^
_POHE8T LODGE.
DllUNO THE PLEASANT AUTUMN
wen'.her, and uo long as the roads re?
main In good condition, FOREST LOIXJE
will be open for the entertainment of
guests. Small driving or 'cycling parties
can be provided for ut any tune, but large
parties should notify by 'phone a few
hours before their arrival, ft H 'phone
2335 H. Olen Allen, Va, uu 7-U
rt a i libo ad Liane?.
s '
3 A, C. L *wjww.
Kelirduif I?. EUemi Deeimber .%. iv
TRA1MS LEAVE ItKIlHOMj-i M?
DEFOT.
?:UOA. M., lili., ., ,.,,, p
Ml A. .'-;
11. .Ht.,',s oruy ,,. '-,
'?cuy, and 8u!t >
9:03 A. M., Dally. Arnv? |
y.?? a. .\i . w
A M
M., char
Savannah
sonvllie I " A
T.imp* l:_0 p .?,? ? ,r : .
at Wilson vin \
rlvltig ?;
Wllmin?; i
m.?i; Bleep?] ;,, ....
keon ville.
2:55 P. M., Dally, l..,?..;. Arrive? i?
t.ruburK 3:t_ i?. ?i
-lOpM.
5:30 P. M , Dally. Arrl?.
P. II. a
?top?. Ri. hm - ,
burs mili
7:30 P. M.. l?illy. An
S."l 1'. M., . . a
Norfolk
Norfolk an!
ii'tiiit?, Emi or? i
' * HI:. \
statl'ins h. t.\. .a
ami l__wi
1:43 1'. M
A. M . < ' *
I
onvllle i i?. m . .
?:?6 ! M
NEW UNE TO tliii'i
OEOROIA POIN
In?,' Alla.
?1
M.. A ?la: '
man
Wilmington,
port Tan
10:43 P. IL, Dally.
I'M
A. M.. R ? \?
Ktistol H ." \ \:
Ble? per H,, hm
blll'g.
8:8t, P. M., I'ally. An
I?. If., Weld
M. Ilak?
twe? n Peter?!
don
TRAITS ARRIVE Ill( IIMiiM).
4:00 A. M., Dally, from J? *
vsnnah, Chu:, -i
?1 < .m, A
l?iints South.
8:10 A. M., 1? uly. escept Sun.lay, ai.
I u.t.i. Athen-?, l:
?h-rson. L
H 37 A. M.. Daily. Peternbur?/ h
B:?D0 A. M., Sunday ?mis, from s/ -,-..
Athen*?, Raleigh, H
Lynchburg, and i
11-05 A. M.. Dally, Norfolk, r*
Petersburg. 1
715 P. M.. D.-illy. JackHonvlii
nah. Charleston, V
t m. Oolduboro',
i'i.int? South.
0 .*.?*? P. M., Dally. Norfolk. Suff
vi-rlr.
8:30 P.M., Dally. P?
hurg,?an?l th? V
J. R. KEN1.Y. T. M. EMI
General Manager. Traffic m
II M KM
General i' ,--- - ?. r
?' S ?'AMI'!
no 4 Division P ????nt.
N?WNorfolk^Wesb
? i, SckfiV?''" fft?t
December 3, 1 **ri7.
LEAVE RICHMOM?. IIYR|i-'?TRI.''1
- I 11 ION.
?oo A. M., Daily-Rlcbraoi
folk. VESTIB
il >. s., ond-cl
I on ihi. tr?it.
0:05 A. M., Dally. "THE ?'Hi'
PRESS," for Lyi
Roanoke, C luml
Chic-ajrp. Pulli
Roanoke ?. i
for RadfoTd. Il r lia toi, Kli"\
Ville, ?'h.
t? rna Int?.
7::io p. M., Dally, for
and int, rrn?
10:40 i?. M.. I ?ally, for L)
Roanoke. Com
n?>k<? with Washington
Chattanoogs Limit? I
man !{?>?.nok?
Mi mihi.i and New ? ?i
I'd.I..MAN 8LEEPHK I ?'tween H
IfOND AM? LYNCHBURQ re?dj f
cupancy at 9 P. If.; also, Pullman .
Pi '.. rshurg to Roanoke.
Trains arrive HI? hmond from
bun- and th?' West .lally 8:1a ,\
g_M P. M. Prom Norfolk and
If., and \'entibul.?d Lin
M. Offlce; U? Main sti
H. w
District I'roj*?
XV. I?, i ;i.i.
General P
General OH moke, v ,
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
Schedule Effectl*. >oven?l??*r -I. I '
iitAiN-, i.i:a\i: hi?iimi?mi. VA?
1-..00 Night, Au. H, ?OUI?
dully for Atlanta. Aus i
points t?uuth. Sleep? r H
Danville. Greciiaboru",
? "harloi i?. < "lumbia.
Sl.-et.ier <'p?-!i Bt aM ?' *' *" '
?it ?ill ?stations betwin K>??- ?
and Danville to tak. on
ps?seng?fs
Connect? at Danville. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with tu- W..-iii-i i
and Southwestern Limite*? <>o. 17?.
carrying ?lee*j?'.r? Now
AshevilTe, Hot Splint.. Chai
?si. and Niuhvill??; N-w *? ork to
Memphis; New York i
h ans, New Turk to 'I
ilrst-elao? day coacl I
'?*'a.?hi?igton and Memphis. ?
lions ar? made lor nil :
Texan and Caltfon
for occupancy at 9:.?t 1' M
12:00 noon, No. ?. ?oli?l train '
Charlotte, N. C. cotineet
ley with Knrmvlll.
railroad. At Keysvlll?' lor ?
ville.* Oxford, ll. n.l
ham. and at Or? ennboro'
ham. RaMKh. and V'li.wi
at Danville with No
State? faat mall, ?olid trail
for New (?ri?
wiil.-h came? ?ieepers N< w >
New Orleans, and New I
Jacksonville. Through ??I?
bury to ? !hatt moon
man tourl?! -lee] i
.1 ,v Washington t?> S?n I
without eh?ng?
6:00 P. M.. No. 17. local. daily. *
Sun.lay. for Key?vllle ?n 1 II '
diiit?' point?.
TRAINS AHHIVE AT RICHMOND.
6:?JO A. M
0:_*5 P. If., from Atlanta. Augusta,
Ashevllle. and Nashville.
8:40 A. If., from K>y?vl>!?
LOCAL FREIGHT I'P *?lvs
Nos. m and 63, between Manchester and
Neapoll?. Va.
l?RK-RIV?S 1t\UTMwmtPMst
IHK KAVOIUTK 11(11 TE UOUTM
LEAVE KlUiMUMl.
?4.30 1*. M . No. 16, i(..lt!in.
?lally, except Sunda) : : ?' *
Point, there makum ca?
tion on Monday.-. U
Friday? with ?t?am?r
mor?; also, with ?tag?
Manor for Walk? rt.-u a
haniK? k
and Saturday?.
a-so P. M.. N" 1 ?
day?, \V? dnesday?. j.n-1 Knd ?
Went l'olnt ?tul Int. im
tious. Connect? with ?-t
1er Manor for Walk-n
pahannock; also, al W
with ?learner for Paltlmor-?. ou.*
at all ?talion?.
5:0O A. M.. No. 46. D*eal _flx?jd L
dally, except Sunday, from
ginla-Street i-natlon for '?
and In!? rn
Ing with stiiK i! I
\V??lkerl.?n an ' T ". ; ' '*n?-k
TRAINS AIIHIM. AT RltMMU^U.
0:17 A. M.. dally,
lo to A. M.. Wednesdays and 1-rlday?
only.
K-oo P. If., dally, except Bunds)
W'tst Point and Intermediate ? ?'
tloiu. _, _ ..
Steamer? leave West Point at fl I v
Mon.lays. Wednesdays, ai'-'l '
Paltlmor? at B l? M. Tu??day?. Thurs
_.?yt?. and Saturd?*?;?^ ? ?
Ticket Office ? W?m toot ottVtr?in?
street Open from I A. M to ? l -*
?,?,1 from .:? P? M. to 3 A. M. C.ty tick?t
utfice. ??? - ?V't Main ?ire? t
J M ?'I'LP. _ ^-,A TT.KK',
T- t m 1 'naf*r. flen. I
WHO HEWN Genera! Superintendent.
Wa?hlngt'?n. I? C, ___
C. W. WE8TRPRT. Travelllns P??*
?er...*er Ajcent. I_0 eaat M?lu ?tr, t. 1 ?
mead. Va._ _____-,
Orders for printing ?ent to the l
Company ?a 111 b? ?_iv??n prompt a?.t??uli?J*n.
and th* ?fyle of work an- pr.?.-?? will
tie sure to please yuu,

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