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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1897.
"APENTA
The Best Natura! sipcriatt Water.
Relieves the kidneys, unloads the liver, and opens the
boivds.
Sole Expoft-rs: TIFF JirOI.lWAPTS CO.. ID
NEWEST OF THE NEW.
WAM
Ladies' Box Calf Lace Shoes,
calf lined throughout, extension soles,
made just like the men's.
C F. Cross Shoe Company,
aw EAST BROAD.
H.oni-1 I? 1 III BWM ?OIIK I.UMIIIV
Thieve? Break In There on Three
Different U???-aiBl?ina.
Amateur tbi. \cs fire at work in Rl??b
tniond. and three limes In lbs peat sreeb
havs they brt.kPti Info th.- New York
laundry, at No. 12 north Ninth
Tha first K.l.bery nt this establishment
was committed las-, Wednesday night,
?.hen totoral panes tri glass ?rate broken
In n window facing the alley running
from Eighth to Ninth Street Through
thia aperture tin? thieve?, -mads tbetr ud
vent to the building, and going to the
office in the front, rltieel tin- cash tx
of 1708.
t Sunday night the engineer, while
engaged In banking his Area, discovered,
a rear window open, but nothing was
miealiig. so far .' - be could
Monday Bight auoiber raiel was iiiaele.
When the head man In the laundry
on duty at C:30 yesterday morning hs
foaad that a pane "f glass hid been re
inoved fr..m a whitlow In the? alley l-y
?craping the putty from around it. The
traces left by ?be- thief show.?! thai BS
had gone to the front part --f the store
and pull, d .leewii ?lie- siiaei? <. which are
always left up at night, In order that
the privat.- watchman ami polios may s.-<
within, A light is nls?. lnv.irli.bly left
burning.
The thief, after thus providing agaln-M
outside Interference, rot.l..-.l th.- register
of ?V>- He lb- a look a number ?>f laundry
tickets snd scattered them around the
floor, after which be took tiro counter?
feit doHnr-A ftoni s desb, where they bad
been put te? i r.-v. nt their getting into
circulation again. After securing ail tin
booty possible the thief -sat down and
ate supper, leaving a nunite-r of soiaips
behind.
The police are at work on the oas>-?,
but as yet have no clue, BBTS tin- belief
that the work was don.- by amateurs.
TIIK f>Tltl'AM AIAVAY?. PA99IHO.
It >? *.? r r. ? .liisii. . .lolin,
Thouub, nuil lit-? l'olltely Wall?.
As ?feat as Justice John fllapoaie of one
day's sinners others come up for his oon
Ideration on tin- next. Tin- stream of
"Ijc* Miserables" is as endless as that
Btrcam by which tbs countryman
to wait for it to pass by. Hut Justlre
John is a second and revised Utlon <*t
Job. and patiently hears the woes of
each one
Benny ?'lark (colored) wan charged
with striking RoBabel Washington with .i
rock, and was fined tin.
In th? case of Tucker Coles (colored),
charged with Stealing a pair of sh"?-*,
the accused was dismissed.
James Frage was chSJ-god aith a- uil -
iniv, and throwing a lamp at Kannie
chelkiey. and was required te. -give bo
eurlty In 91?? for ninety days, it
malnd.-r of his ?Christmas holidays will
be panned in ja'l.
N.lson Taylor ' -olo.-ed). who was
?harged with saaaultlng Willie Stark?
with a blackjack and threatening to kill
bald Willi,-, was fined B.IQ,
('. K. it.iniiner was before the Justice
tot beeptng his bei-roam ,;i" -> an Sunday,
und was lined I.V? and the costs.
The final case on th.- do. kit was that
of John William? (colored), charged with
stealing a horse blanket from Mr. 1?.
O'Bullivan. and was sent to Jail for sixty
days. Williams was seen to go to the
dOor of tin- ston of Mr. t ?'Sullivan's, and
deliberately toeik the blanket off a horse
of Mr. Q-Bulllvan's standing there.
THB \VO*?l\?K ?III iK> l\Qt IRY.
Dvnbt? ir lli.-r?- la ?.round for
(heat-ire- ?if Theft.
Commonw? alili's-Aitcrncy 1?. c. Rich?
ardson was ashed yi-sterd- y coneern i ng
the p.-oposctl investigation by the grand
Jury of bis court of the source from
will? h the Wt.mack checks were gotten
for submission to the (?rand Camp In
igatlng Committee. He ?aid that no
one had approached him on the subject,
end that he knew nothing of it. sees
what be hail lead In lb.? papers. He u
presst-J grave doutas as to whether the
taking of cancelled checks without the
authority of the owner could be con
eldcred as a larceny, and said he pro?
posed to look Into the law on the subject.
Mr. Womaek Is not now In the e'.ty,
and It la not known whether ! ,
?Bkitnged hla plan of procedure or not.
The 8tubbs matter Is by no roeuns a
thing of the past. Much Interest Is ?tin
be?Vig manifested In th" approaching
meeting of the Grand Camp Advisory
Council, which will consider Colonel
t'tubba's appeal from the findings of the
Investigating Committee on the 20th or
January, tn L-yn? hburg. This council
will bo compoac?l largely of new memberr,
as it la male up of the commanders or
subordinate camps, and most of the
camps sleet near officers ?luring the last
week in Dacembcr. The representatives
from Rlchmoml in the council will be
('- tonel John K. Laugh ton, Jr., who on
Vriflay night will be elected commaini-r
of Lee Camp, ami Colonel L. Scott Qlbbs,
the mw commander of Plcbett ?amp.
ROUIIKU A 1I.OTIIIM. ? I.?(?I .
Barelnra Mahe n Hiic Haul on Lower
bbala ilrrel?>?> Arrrata Yet.
Borne time >,rter U o'clock Mc>nduy night
ie-r?.i tin ?ill Market Clothing
Houae, conducted at Xo. \?3>> east Main
street, by A. I". Trewalla, and tarried
0? a large amount of clothing, consisting
of everreeoata, underwear, and other ap?
parel, to the value of 1150. The fact thai
a robbery hud been committed whs not
known until 6J0 o'clock yest.r.lav morn
ln?:. when the polio? were notlPOd. Rx
unlnntUiii was tin n made, and it was
a-K?ertalrml ihut the Btor? had been en?
tered fr?>m the rear. A panel tn the
" or at the foot of a flight of stairs that
I..I te. th.- second floor from Ihr- rear hud
. broken In, and throu-fih that the
burglura bad carried their booty.
Th?' building neat d<oor. ??c.-upied b? the
Farmers' Bupply Company, was >.!-.
I by means of the Bkyllght. but aside
from an old com, owned by one of the
employees, nothing was t
home tltm- after the robbrry hud been
.mitt.,! J,... Kdwards, ?y., rioted dlv.-r
dUjcoverwl a lot of the stolen . lothlng ..?
Un- river bank near gev.?,'? ,
Xho\t7wV:' ??l,,d l? ** -*< - .- Mat?
I covered articles consist?.! of a shirt,
I some underclothing, and two costs
The police are el work on the case.
Several theories, as to where the thieves
came from have beta ode in? ed, bol ne
definite clue has y?-t b? SB obtained.
\? ? IDI'AT TO MH. ?.I'D. M. WEST.
? Wr 11-Known Hookai'llcr Is Injured
In l> inbl,nrii In Firecracker.
A private letter from Lynchburg was
? received in Richmond yeeterday gieing a
more <l?'tnllc?l account oi the accident to
Mr. Qaoraje M Want, tiro well-known
liook-seller of this city, which in eurred
In the Hill City Saturday afternoon from
the exsloetOfl Of cannon-crackers.
Two exploelona ooearred aboat the .-?me
Mme one era? k?-r was la Mr. w
hand, and the other andar hi? chair.
Two BngOM of the hand wete broken,
tin- Sesb Of the hand und arm badly btOO
i ted, and a slit made in the left nos?
tril. Mr. William Bradley, of Ejrn h
burg. who was standing near by, was
also Qtelte badly burned.
Mr. and Mrs. West are spending the
holidays with Mr. H. W. Dew, a kins?
man, and the family were celebrating th?,
carnival day la true carnival style. Some
one playfully put a cannon cracker, ?lyna
nilte being the explosiv?- substance used,
under his chair, and at the satn.? time.
It seems, he wns holding another in bis
hand, preparatory to throwing It. Roth
exploded at 01100, the OB ' he was hold?
ing, tiiving him little Botica to throw it.
Mr. Weat'a Injtiriee bis n illy serious.
and it Is thought that it will be a week
before he will be able to return to Rich?
mond. He is at present under the earn
of a physician; ?very precaution is being
taken to preven! Mood-ii?olBQntBC <>r lock?
jaw from settiiu; In.
4D?l??l l)ii> In the Court?.
Teeterdsy was . erery quiet day in the
city courts, but little business being
transa? ttd.
In the Law arid Equity Court the fol
lOWlng suits were instituted:
J. H. Keffcn against T. P. Campbell,
i.. If. Bleuten, D. a. rtuyk. and ?. Q.
Dickers???. Damages. $1.195.
Warntr Moore and Thomas L. Moore
against C. k\ Saiind? rs Damages, $400.
In the City Circuit GoUTi judgment was
confenaed, aubject to credits, in the oaaa
of J. S. Moore A; Son, ggalnst H. T. Mil
let ani A. G. Helvin, In the sum of $?3G.9..
Clsrk Christian Issued the following
mnrriacc-llcenses: Joeeoh 9. Comber and
P? hie C. Warrlner; Fnuik A. i'ampo
doiilco an.l Mary L. M. /.?mm?-r.
Iln\c Mnyii and Yinrren (lunlltled.
Captain W. S P. Mayo sad Li.'Utenrint
George Warren, re-elected several weeks
gajO by Company D, of the BlOOS, to the
positions which war.- declared vacant by
-i of their failure to presen? th? m
BOlvea for ?'xaminution within tho tim<
limit !'f<--.'fib.??! by lew, may not have
to ondergo an examination at this. time.
Major Cutchlna said yesterday that be
considered the examination of the two
offiaera held before the re-election to bt
all sufficient. At that time Geticr.il An
denon, Cepte'a Boaslbux, and Major
Cutchlna waee praaaat, constituting a
quorum, and tho last-named gentleman
says that lie. f?>r one, is ready to ?In?:
the cetrtlficstes.
Mr. \. \ ai iitin? ? ?,-,,; ii,,,-. Enjoined
Boll was instituted in the I'nlted Btatea
Circuit Court yestcnlay by Missis. Isaac
Puller, Sons A- Co., of Cincinnati, against
A. V il-'iitine, of U.is city. The defendant
is the proprietor of the Virginia Sample
Bboe Company, which made an assign?
ment a few days ago, and the plaintiff is
OBS of the ?.referred ,i editors.
Judge Hughe?, entered an order yea?
tenlay morning directing Mr. Henry
F]< c.-nhelmer, the trustee named In the
deed "f usslKiiinent, to act as such trust--.
under the supervision of tho court, and
enjoining all parties from interfering In
Bay eray la the 'idmln'stratlon of the
trust estate.
I'l. L.o Camp tinllirii. to the
Rescue.
The ladles of l'lckett Camp Auxiliary
are always fcremont in ssslstlng lb?
needy and deserving Confederates, who
are claimants on their charity. During
the peat w? ?-k they have relieved BOOTea
of needy ?mes, and now they will '?till
mor.- widely continuo their work by
holding a "pound party" at their
ball, corner of Fifth and Broad ?jii
on Thursday, December 30th. from 31 A,
M lo 4 P. If. Persons wishing to con?
tribute to a worthy charity may leave
any donations of i-lothlng or provisions
with tho committee of ladles at the hall.
The Record of Output of (?a?.
Superintendent Know!,s Is felicitating
himself that uii pravtene ?/scores ?>f the
consumption of gas in a single ?lay have
in ?n broken ?luring his ?-.-gime. on
Cbiistmas-i-ve last no l> ss than IJF9M9
it Of gas were consumed la the idly,
Ibe next largest output on iecor?t being
on December IS, UN, when URMt ? I
atara need BunertnJlndeat Enowlea
thinks this fact particularly BlgnittCeSI
and Intereetlng in view of the extensive
uso of electricity and of all manner ot
gas-saving devi'
Colonel Oasy Still Iniprovln-..
Colonel John H. ?'ary was s?tghtly bet
ter hist night, and the members of his
family are greatly encouraged. He had a
return of the .?oasm?. yeeterday, but In
a much milder form then heretofore, and
his heart's action Is decidedly Improved.
Annual Roll-Csll anil Reception.
The annual roll-Call of the mcmtiers
of the Second Beptlat church will take
place r?n Wednesday niBht. January ">th,
after which there will bo a reception held
Ifl the basement of the building.
Next **? ????m ?if I. s. ?|.|,elliiie Court
The next session of the i nit
Circuit Court of ?isp?ela will begin on
the first Monday in February. Th? dock? t
is one of Ibe lightest on record.
-1??
A 4.00? Idea.
The Young Meara BeMbttaa Association
and ihe Chamber of Commerce are daily
searching for the beat methods to build
up Richmond by udvocatlng the establish
jnent of new manufacturing enterprises.
Why not patronise those you have? The
il'iinc Breertag Company has u plant
here that Is a credit to any city. Th. Ir
product Ik pure and u!isi_rt,___s.?l. Do you
cull for Horn? Beert
WANT A GOODLY SUM.
Tllr* SBKD* OF THE STRKKT DE
PARTMKST AMOlAT TO 9THft,OOI?.
REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hreeay Dlaeuaalon Over the *-??-cer
I'lpe Contract? \ I.Mai.urn Firm
I ti.l. rl.ltla the llu-hHinnil Mer?
chant*.
The Committee on -Streets held what,
for that body, was an unusually brier
session yesterday evening, but na far as
it went It was replete with Interest. The
City Knglneer submitted a statement or
what he considered the needs of the de?
partment, all moro or less Imperative,
and the grand total of the Improvements
itaihni the amazing sum of Tlfii.tW. In
the discussion wnich followed the ad?
visability of appointing a BUb-commltt..
to consider the matter was insisted upon,
but It was decided to refer the report,
without any recommendations, to the
Finance ?"ommlt'ce, on the ground that
any report on the subject would have
but little weight with th ;t body.
! Ii-re whs ijuite- a spirited discussion
over the awarding of the contract for
fl'.-w,--r-plpe for the year last. A Pittsburg
firm eui.r.il the corrrpctltlon with M-ssrs.
Warner Moon- A Co.. of Richmond, an.l
their bid was fat, B car-load loader tbs
local hOUM |. mjgg ?irgu.-d, OB the one
-ule-, that tbS l't<-limontl merchants w-i
entitled to priority of consideration over
all i ?liners in ttint they contriliute to IBS
city revenues; on tin- other hand memb? 11
n -tus. -.'. to depart from the sBtebllsh id
custom of awarding contracts lo tin- low?
est bidder. TbS committee split ev?-n on
the Issue, lind it was subsequently agreed
that the city r-f*ngineer shouiti adiar lias
for bids again, and that lioth those sul>
mltted should be return- d.
PROCBBDIN09 IN liF.TAIL.
The committee was call. ,1 to order with
the following members present: MaSBie,
Bloomberg) lUirton. Pollock, John M.
King, Lawder, Woody, Foster, Ralit-n, J.
J. Klag.
A letter addressed by Major E. T. D.
Itysrs, president of the Richmond,
1-le.le licksl.iirg and Potomac Railway
Company, to Major Otway S. All-ii,
chairman, was laid before the commit?
tee. Major Myers asks that the existing
ordinance may be so amend, d as to al?
low the company to bandits a gr.-.u. r
number of freight-cars at the Uyrd
Strtt-t Depot. TbS present restrictions,
he writes, delay the delivery of car?
loads of freight. A sub-committee, com
possd of Messrs King, Carter, und ?ur
lon was apptiinted to consider the mat?
ter and report to the next meeting of
the committee .
The committee decided to recommend
to the Council that the Board of Mana?
gers of the Horn.- for Incurables should
be allowed to close a portion of th? al?
ley running through a lot -recently BC?
tralred by them in the Went Knd. pro?
viding the consent of all the abutting
prop.-i ly-iiv.'iii'?s -San be obtained.
SEFA) FOIL BtUCB M<?NF.V.
Cotones! ?'ufshaw- read to the OOBBBBHtBO
? fully preperi ?1 statement of the
amount of money that the city could
spe-ti.l to atlvantiige. The total is 17?.
divided as follows:
Grading and gravelling streets.$ ?,tS?o
-Opening streets. 19,881
-aewars.m.?xw
Hun.is' and (arts' pay-roll. 31.0?X>
Roller and crusher. 1,?J00
Bttpenss a,.mint, roller and
t rusher. i.wo
Expense account, hands and carts,
including purchase of slxt.-en
mules. 8,181
Curbing and laying granite spalls.. HlMt
Paving sidewalk??. HM
Alleys. io.oi:o
Colonel Cutshaw said that this list
showml ?grhat work ought to bo done in
th?- city, but It remained for the commit
tee to say how much should be asked
for, because it ce.uld not bo expe.t.-.l
that the Council should give such a large
sum in any one year. Mr. John M. King
moved thai B sub-committee of one from
each ward shoahl be. appointed to 00O?
si.i.-r tin- Imperativs aeeds of the <i?-p??rt
ment, and r. port at the next me?'tlng.
.Mr J. .1. King moved to amend by re?
ferring the question to the entire delega?
tions from each ward. The motion and
the substitute wet.- both defeated, and
on motion of Mi. IrXttdoT, th.- entire list
was onl.r.-ei to tie forwarded to the
Pi?enes ?'ommittee.
Ir. support of his motion, Mr. L-iwder
said that it would be a. useless waste of
lim.- to frame any report. BB the Finance??
?'ommittee would only give Just so much
as Its members chose. Several others
spoke along tin- same line as Mr. I?*iwder.
FOR PAV1NC, WORK.
lJids, accompanied by certified checks,
wer?; opened f->r the? paving of alleys, 're
BStttng curbing, -relaying paving, and
Bearer construction. The led ?lors war?
The Mack Manuia?tilling ?'.'iiip.uiy, I*
N. rcuyheadall a- Co., m. k. Billings, ?in
Havis Prick ?'ompnny. John Mann. Jr.,
S. U. Fairbanks \- Co., S. T. Beveridge A
Co., J. T. Anderson & Son. Mayo, Denoon
K- CO., Chirl.-s Casser, If. E. Hlllnps. i'i.r
neal \- I ?avi>. S. II. Haares & Co.. "War- j
n.-r. Mear-- A Co,, James Rtv? r <'.-ment
Company. Ambreclit A- M Ul.l. n.b.rf.
James N.'tilel'WelOd. Peter lloli.ild & Soil.
B. R. (?oodwin, John C. \\ eiiibrunn &
Brother.
When these bills were consldere.1 an
interesting discussion was provoked by
these for terra, cotta seweruge pipe --. The
rival ?-out i-rns were Me?s;s. Warner.
Moors & CO., of Rl'hmonil, and the Meek
.Manufacturing <*ompany. Of Plttsburg.
The latter lirm underbid Messrs. Me>ore ft
Co. by 7 p?T cent., a diff.-n-nce ?if Y? u
-ii-load. II was stated thai it woulel re?
?luire twenty car-loads to do the work
required, making a total difference Of
1700, and that the goods were precisely
the egaeg ?inallty.
Mr. John If. King moved that the name
of the Muck Company should be dropped,
lie- was unalterably Opposed, he said, to
giving contracts to out-of-town ?'irms.
win? are not even represented In this
eity. He thought that the Richmond m?r
e hauls, who bor?- the burden of th.- city's
ezpeaasa srers entitled to eoBsMwatlon
before OataldS bield.-rs. and that they
should have any b.-iu-tils that might ac?
crue from city contracts.
FAVORF.I? THK LOWFST RIDDER.
Mr. Pollock opposed the motion. He
held that the committeemen were In tarty
bound to give the contract to the lOWSSl
bidder. They hid no right to vote away
$T.? of the tax-payers' money on a BMTS
matttr of sentiment. He moved us a
substitute that tin- contract should be
given to the lowest bidder. After some
further discussion, in which Messrs.
Pahea, Rurton, and l.awder took an ac?
tive pail- th<? substitute was rejected,
the vote standing I to 4.
Mr. King attended his former motion
so as to awarel th.- ceintract to the low?
est responsible city bidder. This motion
raise-el another breeze, in which the id.a
of "building a wall 'round the cltv" and
"Inviting a man into your house lust to
kick him out again," was vigorously op
Beeed.
Mr. Pollock moved as a substitute that
the certified cheek should be returned to
nil bidders on terra cotta pip?-, und new
bids advertised. After some further dis?
cussion Mr. Pollock's aubstltute was car?
ried.
it was stated by a gentleman who waa
present at the meeting that in event of
the corttra.'t being awarded to the Pitts
burg firm they would estubllah an ornee
here.
?>n motion, It was resolved that con
i- . l i i i n ,
To Care a Cold In Oa? Day.
tube Laxativa Rromo gutntne Tablet?.
All drugglata refund the money If R falla
to otare, aha? The genuine has L. 11. Q.
on r-acb tablet-.
old oust;
Insist on the
Genuine
W8st
Chicago,
The best Washing Powder
made. Ikst for all clean?
ing, does the work quickly,
cheaply and thoroughly.
Largest package?greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
St. Louis, Now York, Boston, Philadelphia,
CSU.W. h Far. -
'SB STERLING,
INSPECTION
INVITED.
T.W.Tipor'sSons,
1312 east Main St.
tracts for all other materials should be
awaiii?-i to th? lowest Rsponaibla bidder.
The Bub-committe? appointed to oonaider
divers ftheima fee daaeagea agsinst the
city was calk i to meet -?i i o'clock, but
Ibera erea no ouureua preeent.
The following committeea nil! bmoI te>
?lay: Wat-r. at : I*. IC.? ACCOntttS rind
Printing, at 1 P. If., and PollOB, at 4::W
1'. M.
HOLY lVMIIIAiS ? ?IT lA'UOWKD.
txxoyemaxttro Bansalsas n.-t.i ?? Hie
Batean! for tt??- sick raattteehas*.
Botj inn",'?-nts' Cot, the Episcopal col
at the Setreat for the sick, which was
bUsbed thirteen yetara ago, mam form?
ally ?l.-dlcated yesterday afternoon,
the dedicatory service betetg oondi
by Hishop OlbaOB, the Hishup-Coudjutor
of tins dioceea. The eot, a little whit?
i. ?t ? ? i*c peses for ?deb children, in tie?
Juvenile ne***d, wet beentlfully decorate?
for the occasion, the bei Of Its im?
maculate whiteness being enhanced i>:
purple ribbons, with whi? h It was btUig
Tii?. aervice began at 4 e'dook, and area
attended by glitte a number of ladies
und gsntlemsn, all Of whom were given
a most cordial reception by the Ohlldi -n
Of the ward, and their g? Bile, motherly
attendant, atare bella toldan, baverai
PpsSoopal clergym?.-n wer?! in attOBdance,
but only as spectators, us ti,, senrt<*e was
conducted by Blsboa* Gibson. Th. oser
BBBSa beaflea with an appropriate hymn,
sweetly sun* by Mrs. SWSSBey, BCI ?m
aeueled on the violin by on?- of the pupils
of the Woman's Coltege, which was fal?
low? I by th?' cre?-d ami a beaatiful
, r of (b-dlcatlon. The hymn Cor
Holy Innocents*-Dny, was then Bang bj
the gathering, after whi' h. Ulshop Gib?
son mude a ?-h?rt congratulatory ud
dr.-r-s. ?itIn?- f.irth the fact that after
thirteen years of arduous InbpT on the
part of the ladies who had Intereeted
themselsea in the aobla work the cot
was now fully aadowed and aelf-aae
tStalng. "Always Mother's Way." was
then tOOCblngly genhg '*> ?'aptain Frank
W. Cnnniiichain, after Which th-- axer
oleea arete bruusbt la n does by tba
Ij.ti.-.li.t i.?n.
Linie OUva Henning, a Bweot little
girl Of 6 years, the pet of the
ward. w,m then pieced In tba <'"t, aad
for a ahort while she held gelte a reeeo
tion. buifblng aad ?hatting with the
visitors, and for the time unmindful of
her atlllctlon.
Mr. Thomas M. May left l.tut Right tor
Uam Orleans, wh.-re Ik- will in future re?
side.
BBBBBBBaamBSBBBBB ?
0-A.OT oniA.
(my 20-W, F, ft Su f r)
H uve only tlio
PUREST and BEST
MILK, CREAM,
m ttkk,
?md
BUTTERMILK
ron th?; finest herd
in the Stat?*.
All milk deHvered
m L'iass jars that are
always sterilized 1??*
f(?i?i lilliiur. Tins system is d?;
niainl? ?I, ami lias been adopted in
all of the progressive <*ities o[ the
coiliitiv.
PRICE: <?' cents a quart, 3
cents a pint, and 2 cents half pint.
Both ohl und new 'phone, No.
Till'?.
Chatsvvorth Dairy Co.,
211 North Third 5treet.
?de S-Sn.WS I'm)
F? EER.YS
DCeWT
^9W
Will Eradicate WORMS
FROMTHEHUMAN BODY
PRICE25ch PER VIA*>
(?a 13-WASsly)
DUCRO'S
All 1MKNTAKY
ELIXIR
is hlrbl? recommend?*! ss a remedr for
luag ?lissssrs sod a- ? preventive f >r t*.
pbold, uislsnsl, and a?l ?tads o.' fovurs.
Agents: E. KOl.'UKHA ft CO., Se- York
(re 1 l-W.Y.':,
. r-ARK?^
^HAIR BALSAM
Ca-eaaa* awl Uautlfl?. _,, L-.tr.
rrosiotea a Iszurunt -rotrth.
ns-rar Vails to lic.tor. Orar
JUl? to Its YoutUlul Color/
Cm*. ?c?.*p di-+?*-? * hair laillr*.
IQcaialtluiM Dr.?.|_? *
VcWT^ly-iweowly) "'
COI UT onni'its.
VIRGINIA.?IN THE CIRCUIT coi'RT
OF THE CIT1 OF RICHMOND, DE
< i'Miti'i: IX IFfl:
11. C. LaiiKhton .Plaintiff,
Against
J. B. Angle and Catherin cohn.
r?lants,
IN DEBT AM) UPON AN ATTAi'il
MENT RETURNED EXECITTBD.
The object of thin .suit is t?. recover
against the dsfetndants the sum of li??i,
and Intereal thereon from May 2, i*?*?i.
until paid, nial costs, and to attach the
property and effect? ??f said Catherin
Cohn, in the city of Richmond, ami sub
s.iiTi.? t?. the psyasent of plsintlfr?
deb?.
An?l affidavit hnvinK boon made and Bled
that the said Catherin cohn is a non-reel?
denl Of the State Of Virginia, she in here
by required to appear hero within fifteen
daya after due publication of this ord?r
?ad do what Is necessary to protect her
Interests In this suit.
\ oopy?Teete: B. M. ROWELLE,
Cleric.
Thomas w. Qardner, p. a. <!?' i.',-W4t
? ?)Mmissio.m:h*s mitkk.
in the law am? equitt court
i, OF THE CITY of RICHMOND:
? bar?es il. Tlltthnun, who -sues, etc..
?Plaintiff,
va,
The (?rifflth-Mayo Manufacturlii?- Com?
pany .D?fendant.
(Extract from decree entered December
13. INT.)
'The court ?loth further edludgS,
order, and decree thai this cause Ex re
ferrad to one of the commissioners of this
court, who la directed t?. make the fol?
lowing Inquiries and state the following
a- ? oiints. together with any matt? r spe?
cially stat. <i. deemed pertinent by him.
or required by any party in Interest?viz. :
1. An account of th?' transactions of K.
B. Fiscln-r, receiver of the Griffith-May??
Manufacturing: Company, from tin? ?late
?if his qualification to th? ?late of such
ire-port by the commissioner.
2. As account of all of the ?state, real
and personal, of the OrlfBth-Mayo Msnu
facturlng Company, with tha fee ?imple
ami annual value of the reel ?state, and
the llena thereon, if any, and tha order of
priority among them
1 What would i?- a reesonable fee for
services rendered by s. B. P. Patteeon, us
receiver's counsel.
4. An account of all of the debts and
demente against the said Qrlfnth-Mayo
MsnufuPturlng Company, t-i whom the
same ,ii?' due, and the ord.r of priority
among them But, before executing these
Inquines, th.- said commissioner shall give
notice thereof by publication, once a week
for four successive wees? in some news?
paper published in the city of Richmond,
in which notice h, ?hall require all per?
sona having claims againsl asid com?
pany to appear at the time and place
named therein, and prove Btteh claims;
aiid.siii'h publication shall be equivalen!
to personal servies Of said notice on ull
pa ni. s."
Offices of Commissioner Jackson Ouy,
i and !? QOddln Hall.
Richmond. Vs., December 14, i\-7.
To Anv ami All Parties Inter? ited in the
Above Suit:
I have iix.d on THURSDAY, the 2nth
day Of J iniiary. UBS, at 11 o'clock A. M .
?trr tl??? time and my offices aforesaid as
the place, ror executing Iba decree, ?if
which the fori-Koing la un extract.
Ofvofl under my hand, as commlasloner
In chancery of the Law and Equity Court,
of the cltv of Richmond, this Ht h day <?f
December, I*?;. JACKSON of v.
Commissioner.
5. 9. P. Patteson, p. q. de I.VW4'.
F? klr.-.lc-"? EagU.h IMaD-ond Hraad.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
-<V?? Original Bad Oat? Oraala??. A
? >TM"*>. a??r :??., rriut,!?. 1.1,11 t.I A_\
LirS?? Orun.n furf\,r\?,rr, Mn.:?\ II,, Aj_\
_aUBBXn. ? I ?.,.,,' |n fe.?l ?n?l <i?U unilrcVW
?-^aWr??'? t -i '.! ,- i.trYSf
SK?k SSSBM OIBrr. Hrfi.tr Umftrv,,, ?,. 1,-au- *?
ont ,i?,'i .mi'.ittn?. *? 'Ir.fgitii, or m.4 4a,
1 >'.?,[. ... partas ?r? >-< iiutiij. ..<
'Kcllrf f.?r l.adlra." mi.iirr. ?,, rrlara
_? Mall. I ft.oe? ,-- -..aoala!. ? _/??*?
ikli-k,.i..il?i.i i f~. M.iIm. Sqaara.
Sen tj all'Local iiru/cl.?? I'll ! I. VIM., 1'.tu
_ (my l-?*a,S'j,WAweowly)
DEPARTIR? OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, UOB?|^
MOND AN'D NORFOLK >-iasSaa_5s
ITB ft " * ** ' HWttfMttt
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES?
DAY. FRIDA?, and SUNDAY at a_,y.
liliht. mmf
Freight lecelved dally until 5 P. a
Fare ?including meals and berth) M oa
Friday's and Sunday's steamer.
For further information apply to
J. W. M'CARKICK,
General 3outhern Ag??nt; office Kockett?
W. V CLYDE A CO.
fe 4 Oenera' Agent*. Philadelphia.
BAY JAMES-RIVER ROUTE FOR
LINE. BALTIMORE.
CLOSE CONXECTIO?. _i*0R AI_I_
POI.fTS NORTH..
Appointed saliuig d?ys, every TUES?
DAY. THURSDAY. AM? SATURDAY at
a p. M. a* ?.
Frelutit received daily until S p m,
Elexant state-rooms, healed by ?tas?
and lighted by ?ledrlcity. ** " ***
For tickets, state-room reservations
snd further information, apply to
H. M. BOY KIN,
_ ... ^l^'Airent.
_le I_Ht esst Main ?'reata
^VIRGINIA ?.AYIGATIOfT
tOMPAN?,
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
Steamer POCAHONTAS iesves .uo\.
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at" 7
A. M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, <jl_
Point, Newport ?\ews, Oaremool and
James-river landings, and coiuiectl?a at
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington
Baltimore, and the North. '
Sta'e-r?*).*.? res-rved for th? night at
moderate ortces. *
F.lcctrlc-cars direct to the wharf Far*
only 11.50 and II to Norfolk. Music Lv
Omad orchestrion. ** v*
Freight received for above-nsmed nlace??
and all points In Eastern i'irninla and
Korth Carolina. 1RVIN WRlSU.rcn
General Manager
A. II. Drewry. President. a? _
-U?OK AND J0i~W0RK NEATLY
?R^5MD4T T"ou,I>AT?a PW?,T- J
mm
RD ftp Richmond,Francis
3 ?j O-? * - bar? ? Potomac
Schedule' in Kffect Vuirm?rr 'S, 1807
AT 12 O'CLOCK. NOON.
LEAVE ii i hd ** uni: i btatio.*?.
4.10 a. M-, I'ally, for Washington and
points Morth. ?kops oi.ly at
Mlltord and Frederlcksburg.
Pullman Sleeper? to New
York.
8:20 A.M., Sunday only, for Washing
ton and points North. Stops
at Elba, (lien Aileu, A.n
laiid, Taylorsville, Doswell,
Ruther Olen. Pen?la, Mil
ford, Woodsiane. Guinea,
Summit, Fiedericksburg,
Ilrookc, and Wldewater,
Pullman car.
8:45 A. M., Dally, except Sunday, for
Washington and points
Mortn. ?tops at Elba, Ash
land. Taylorsville, Doswell,
R?ther Glen, Pen?la, Mil
ford, U oousiftne, Guinea,
Summit, FrederlckBburg,
Hrooke, and Wldewater.
Pullman car.
12:00 M? Dally, except Sunday, for
Washington and points
North. Stops at Elba, Gien
Allen, Ashlanl. Doswell.
M I I f o r ?1. Frederick sburg,
Hrooke, and Wldewat??r.
Parlor car. Also, connects
with Congressional Limited
St Washington.
7:3.*? P. Bt, Dally, for Washington and
points North. Sbips at Elba,
Ashland, Doswell. Mllford.
Frederlcksburi?. Hrooke. and
Wldewater. and other Ma?
tions Sundays. l'???eper, Rich?
mond to New York.
ARRIVE BVRD-STREET STATIOt.
8.40 A. M., Daily. Stops at Wldewater.
Hrooke. Freilerkksimrg. Mil
ford, Doswell. Ashland, and
Elba, and other stations
Sundays. -Sleeper, New York
to Richmond.
2:45 P. Km Dally, except Sunday. Stops
at Wldewater, Brooke,
Frederlcksburg, 8 u m m 1 t
f'iitnea. Wooisiane. ICIlford,
Pen?la. R?ther Glen. Dos?
well, Taylorsville Ashland,
Olen Allen, and Elba. Par
b?r car from Washington.
7:10 P. M., Dali v. St?r" only at Fre.h?
rlcksbur?'. T?oswell. and Ash
land. an?! Elba. Pullman cara
from N?w York.
8:30 P. M., Daily. Stops at Wldewatet.
R r o o k e. Frederlcksburi?.
Pummlt, (iiilne.-i. Woodslane,
Mllford. P.-noI.i. Ruth?-r
Glen, Doswell, Taylorsville.
Ashland Olea Allen, and El?
ba. Sleep|n>T-e,'-r.
FREDERICKSn'O ACCOMMOOATIO**.
(Daily except -Sunday.)
400 P. M.. Reaves }i\ r-I-S' 11 - t Station.
H:30 A. M.. Arrives Bjlld gtrOBt Station.
ASHLAXD TRAHIS.
(Dally except Sunday.)
G 42 A. M.. Leaves Elba.
?:*<{? i'. M.. Gsa?res Elba.
?J40 A. St., Arrives Klba.
U00 P. If., Arrives Elba.
C. A. T*iYIX?R. Traffic Manager.
E. T. D. MYKRS. Presilent. no *?
CflmPEAKg
AND
OHIO RAILWAY.
UaectlT? October 2.1, 1897.
TRA1KB LUAVl: HRUM?.MJ, BROAD
M I.I I. I bl'ATlOA.
8.50 A. il., Uuoy, wuii i'ttrlor car, /or
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
Point, Nswport News, and
ptmeipal station*. Connects
daily with Old Dominion
steamships for New York.
B.4M P. IL, Daily, with Pullman, ror
local ?talions, Newport
News, Old Point, Notloik,
and Portsmouth.
10.00 A. M., Local train, except Sunday,
for W. Clifton Forge. Con?
nects at Gordonaville lor
Orange, Culpeper, Calver
ton, ManassAb, Alexandria,
and Washington; at Union
b"tatlon, Cbarlotteevlile, for
Lynchburg; at Basic for Ha
gerstown.
2:19 P. M , Dally, wllh Pullmans to Cin?
cinnati, LoutBville, and Ht.
Louis. Stopa only at impor?
tant stations. Connects at
Covliij-ftnti dailr for Virginia
Hot Springs. Meals served
on Dining-cars. No. 7, Local
Train, except Sunday, fol?
lows above train from Gor
doriivllls to Staunton.
5:30 P. M., Accommodation, except Bun
day, for Charlcttesvllle.
10:30 P. M., Dally for Cincinnati, wltn
F. F. V. Pullmans to Hlnton, W Va?
and Gordonsville to Cincin?
nati and Louisville. MeaiB
served on Dining cars. Con?
necta at Staunfon, except
Sunday, for Winchester. Va.,
and at Covlngton, Va., dally,
for Hot Rnrinca
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION.
11:30 A. M.. Dally, for Lynchburg ana
Clifton Forge. Connecta at
liieino. except Sunday, for
V, hite Hall, except Sunday at
Ralcony to;- I,exlngton, ana
at W. Clifton Forge with No.
1 for Clnclnnate.
4:00 P. M., Except Sunday. Local ac
ceim-nodafInn for Colnmhla.
TR.AI.f9 ARI11VE AT RICHMO.fD,
BROAD-STREET STATIO.f.
8:20 A. hi., D-a?.), from ?.'iituiiinatl.
11:15 A.M.. Daily, Hum Norfolk and Old
Point.
3:30 P. M-, Dally, from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
0:5O P. at, Daily, from Norfolk and Old
P'.liit.
7:45 P M., Except Sunday, from
W. Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION
8:50 A. M., -Except ?Sunday, from Colum?
bia
.8:20 P. If., Daily, from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge, and, except
Sunday, from Lexington and
White Hall.
.T??UN D. POTTS.
Assistant Oenern! -Pssssnaar Agent.
0
K
DEPARTIR? OF ?TEA ?SERS.
,LD DOMINION
91 RAM SII IP COMPANY.
DAILY LINK
KOK
NEW YORK. **
Paaaengers car? save RiOhfaoad DAILY
via ?Jhesupt-ake and Oblo railway at M.50
A. if., or Richmond .nil Put eral? urg ran
rued (Norfolk and WaVterii route> a a.
If., connecting at Norfolk wi'h Old Do?
minion Line Bteamer, sailing same, eve?
ning for New York.
ALL-WATER ROCTE
eteumshlp ?>W Dominion haves Rich?
mond every Monday at 5 f. m. tor New
York v?a, James river.
Tickets on *?.. - at Richmond Transfer
??ompany's. ** " e-a*t Mam .?ireet; Chese
peake and Ohio ra Iway, ard Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depota and at
company's office. 1212 east Muin street
Richmond. Rat*?nt*e checked thro igh
FREIGHT , '
for N'W York.
Manifest MBSaC one hour fcefor? sailing
Freight received snd forw.irde??. nnrt
through bills o' lading I?hu.-.i for al|
northern, eastern. nn?l foreign p.
FROM NEW YORK.
fusseugai?. ?-a., ?.aie Uai.y, eaoept Sl'n.
day. to Norfolk ov Old Point Comfort.
connet'Ung with Norfolk and Western
railroad or Uiesup.-uke and oi,lo railwav
Direct steamers\vl* Jume,-rlver ruutii
leave every SA 11 RDAY ?passenger ami
freight?, and MONDAY (freight only) U
Bulling Dom c?mpan> j ??1er. s? 9a
North river, foot of l!?-a.h street ?? ? i?
M.: Saturday. I P. M. . ?? o i .
Freight received und forwarded daily
except Sunday * * '
For fulfil'*'* Informntlin apply to
JOHN F MAYER. Agent
1212 east Main str^t.
Richmond i/a.
W. T<. Oulllauden, Vice-president and
Traffic Manager Nfew Totjl oc ?8
FORBST LOOGK.
DCRINO THE PLKASANT APTCMN
weather, and so lor.g aa the roads re?
main In good condition, FOREST LODOE
will be open for the entertainment of
guests. Small driving or 'cycling parties
can bo provlocd for at any tima, but larga
partU-a should notify by 'phone a few
hours before Ci-lr arrival. Hell 'phone
*?? u <?.?-.. Aneo. ?fe. ao7?ta
I ' fl? I ATLANTIC-COAST
__\ U' H\ LINK
?? be.l.ile la Effect Dr.rwbrr 91, 1H'?T
THAI*?*? I.?Ali; HI? -HMO.?ID-LA ION
DEPOT.
0:00 A. M., Dally. Arrives Petersburg
B_B A. M.. Norfolk U_H a.
M. Stop? only at Put?r?bi>rg,
Waverly, and Suffolk, Va.
0.OS A. M, Daily. Arrive Petersburg
IM A. M.. Weidun 11Z.
A. M., Fsyettevllle 4:1? P.
M.. Charleston 10:,? p. M..
Savannah 12:?O A. M , J?ck
onvill? 7:? A. M , Port
Tampa t:_0 P. *1. < onnecta
st Wilson with No. 47, ar?
riving Oo!d'iboro' lie p. m .
Wilmington 6:46 P. M. pull?
man Sleeper New York t?
Jacksonville.
2:08 P. M., Dally. Local. Arrive? pt.
Ut s burg ?.42 P. M. Ma*??
all stops.
S 30 P. M., Dally. Arrives Peters., u?
0:15 P. M. Makes all . _,
stop?, Richmond and Paters,
burg railroad.
7 SO P. M.. Daily. Arrive? Petersburg
B:04 P. M.. connects wt'l
Norfolk and Western f r
Norfolk and lnterme?ll ?t.
points. Emporta 9.10 (con.
nect? with A. and D. fur
stations between Empon?
and I_awrencevllle). Weld?.?
S.ti P. M.. Fayettevlll? f>/7
A. M.. Charleston ?:?*_. A. M ,
Savannah 8:06 A. If., Jack?
sonville 1 P. M., Port Tampa
t:40 P M
NEW UNE TO MIDDLI*.
GEORGIA P'?INT9.-Arrlv
lng Alken 7:31 A. M., Aug ...
to 8:10 A. M-, Mscon li A.
M., Atlanta 12:16 I*. M. 1'
man Sleepers New fork t?
Wilmington, Jacksonville,
Port Tampa, Alken, Augus?
ta, and stacott.
10 SMI P. M, Dally. Arrives Peter_b;rg
ll:.iu P. II., Lynr.hbur?
A. M . Roanoke 6:30 A- M
Pristo! 11:-? A. If., Pullman
Sleeper Richmond to Lyn
burg.
8 86 P. M., Dally. Arrives Petersburg
9:-?l P. M.. Weldoa 11:20 I?.
M. Makes lor.it stops r?-.
?ween Petersburg ar.?l Wei.
don.
TRAIN?? ARRIVE III? il dni M.
4:00 a, *_*_, Daily, from ja- Kr?onvii???, m
v.ini.ah. Charleston, Atlanta
it a ? on. Augusta, and aii
points South.
8:18 A. M.. Dally, except Sunday, At?
lanta, Athens, Raleigh. Hen?
derson, Lvnchburg. and th?
West
8 ftt A. M.. Daily. Petersburg local.
b ?M? A. M . Suinlay only, from Atlanta.
Athens, Raleigh. Henderson
Lynchburg, and th?> Wast
It 05 A. M.. Dally. Norfolk Suffolk, and
Petersburg.
715 P. M., Dally. ,lack-?onvllie. ?<avan.
nah. Charleston, Wilming?
ton. Ooldstxiro*. and
points South.
S:SS P. hi., Daily. Norfolk. Suffolk, wa.
\erly, and Pet. rsburg.
8:fW! P ht, Dally. P.ter.burg. Lynch
burg, and th? We?it.
J R KENLY. T. M. EMERSON,
General Manager. TratTt?' Manager.
H. M EM ERA
General Pass'-nger Ar.-nt.
C S. CAMPHELU
bo 4 Division Patf-ienger Agent.
December 0, 1*407,
LEAVE RICHMOND, I ? It l? -?, I It 1 I I'
?TATIO*!.
U.OO A. M., Dally?Richmond a?id M i -
folk. VESTIBULE LIM.r
ED. Second-class tickets not
accepted on tins train.
0:05 A. M., Dally. -THE CHICAGO EX?
PRESA" to- LynchBui..
Roanoke, Culumhus, and
i.'h!?;ug" Pullman SI? ?. r
Roanoke to Columbus- also,
for Radford. Bristol, TKnox
vllle, L*nattan?j(>ga, and in?
termediate p<*lnt*.
7:30 P. M., Dally, for Norfolk. Suffolk,
ami Intermediate stations
10:45 P. M., Daily, for Lyn.-hburg urd
Hoanoke. CsflnecM at Roa
nuke with Washington and
Chattanooga Limited. Pull?
man aleen? t- Roanoke to
Memphis and New Orleans,
PULLMAN Si.EEl'Ell between RICH?
MOND AND LYXCHUUHG ready for oc?
cupancy at 9 P. M : also. Pullman Sleep, r
Petersburg to Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West ?llUllv 806 A. M.._i?nd
*:.?; P. M. From Norfolk and the H.?.?-*
H .uG A. M . ami Vcsttbuled Limited ?:lo P.
M. Office; 838 Main ?<tr?vt.
R. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent;
W. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent
General Offices: Rounok?. V*. de 6
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
Schedule Etfertlve *?io-resnber 21, 18t>T
TRAl.tS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
12.00 Night, No. U. Southern --i
dally for Atlanta. Augusta, aiiu
points South. SUeper Kichmond to
Danville, Greensboro*, Salisbury.
Charlotte. Columbia, and Auguita
Sleeper open at 9? P. M
at ull stations between Kiel,
and Danville to take ou *nd ?et ?J??
passengers.
Connects st Danville. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with the Washington
and Southwestern Limited (No. 3,).
carrying sleepers New York to
AshevilTe, Hot Springs, Chattanoo
ga, and Nashville, New York t?*
Memphis; New York to New Or
leans, New York to Tampa; ?nd
first-class day coach b*tw> ? n
Washington and Memphis. Connec?
tions are made for all point? in
Texas and California.. Sleeuer open
for occupancy at 930 P M
12 OO noon. No. 9. solid train dally tor
Charlotte, N. C , conn?*ct? at Mose
ley wl?h Farmvllle and Powhatun
railroad. At Keys.HI? for Clark?
vllle. oxford, Henderson, and Dur?
ham, and at Greensboro' for Dur?
ham. Raleigh. Hn-1 V'lnston-Salem.
at Danville with No. 35. United
States fast mall, solid train, daby
for New Orleans and points South,
which carries sleepers New York to
New Orleans, and New York t-j
Jacksonville. Through aleeper Salts
bury to ?hattanooga; also, P
man tourist sleeper every Wednes?
day Washington to San errancisco.
without change.
a OO P. M., No. 17. local, dally. except
Sunday, for K?y?vlll? and intern*?
A??*e points.
TRAirtS ARKIVU AT It IC II?ON n.
?;?)?? a. m
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