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THE RICHMOND PISPATCH-FR?DAY? DECEMBER 31. 1897.
We Have Fortified Our Stock
AT ITS WEAK POINTS, OCCASIONED BY TUB ON?
SLAUGHT OF OUR FRIENDS DURING CHRISTMAS
WEEK.
*k n? arogV for S Suit ?h mit M iiiu-onimon price for a
7K J I if 1 *** ? '" l.i<*lnnond, bnt it's an uncommon prfos
k?e^9\s vr f((r xiieOlobe kind. Noadditions by express.
This line ?>f Suits was also unable to with
lJ_)_J __%%? stand tli?' att.R'ks mud? upon it. We're forti?
fied now by lbs stroiigun possible values.
_ *? l_f\ _(\_f\ This UM a vrai n ??oniph^te. Choice ad
?TfSIf 1 11 if ditions, ficsli from tli?i makers?Worsted?,
Vil-unas, and ("assimiles.
|K a? /\/\ f?t ft Blue or Bim-k Kersey Oveiooat. Fifty
^ft J '1181 d? li\? r?'?l l?y tli<* SXprSSS company yesterday;
^^v-^* anothi'i' 100 OB tlie way by frei-j-lit?so D0H
they're hot >et. Com?*, ?r? t one.
Better Oven-oats 17.50, $&50, *lo, $18, Yes, $15.
-Surprise Special Sale No. 65
BOYS' FAST-BUCK STOCKliNGS AT 5c.
ends to-morrow night.
WHAT NEXT? SEE SUNDAY'S DISPATCH.
SEND YOUR MAIL ORDERS.
, ^ttiMt-ft.
1 >>l?,?ll??l
^IUBSSS??-'1
*]*%%* tlr
i \t**.Vt'A?V
LOBE
...BROAD AND ~aW*S SEVENTH STS.
...SITE OF THE OVO RlCtl-AOND THEATRE...
nu: t m?.im \ s i, v-^r Titir iiiri:.
*ii-\vnier it?mi?- t?? Bellisaere ni?
riiniiiuic.i-it? geasess.
The Meeaasr Virginia toad, pat last
;rlp to an.l from tUohBBoaid ten |
rhla is the r.-sult of tin- nj-rct in. nt be?
tween the Hay Dim- Bnd lh? old V'.rk
ghot Une, la Battling Iheta recent rate
A?ir.
i/.ens of Rkhmond -gen? rally and
-*** -nue.lty in particil ir
t this ..
i t-, riot:.- . - to ?lie coirni'ini'.y. The
not paid,
;h<- disastreius rat. cutting that lias ?\
! aa ib -nionstratol tin? f.ot that an ?
di-water reute between Richmond ?end ?
itaitiin Ibla, ' '?i th.it ,
.Id pay well, both company ami :
latrons. Seventeen months a?o this ,
r began her trips to Richmond, j
leepinp up .- tri-weokly schedule. The [
lista nee is 275 that b? tween ,
Monday evening BJ*id Sunday morning ?if !
ach week, in all this tim?-. -aha bei l
mining with only" five off hours, and aha
ftunis to Baltimore at the .-ompVtion of
hie Kreat work ?n a comparatively .
?ondttlon. .?-he- will be refurnished within,
egtelnt? -i. and aill i a iiaed aa an -
liury to the Bay 1
.\ ho have enjoy? .1 tri
.y thlb dfllgtuful route. Ha end ?will
The otile. rs ol I
aln W. H- Porter, Purser John E. Durd
ng. ?mel Bafgey? master C. C. ?
inve. by their oniversal Marteay an-i at
ention. endeared thepmselvM to thouaai
if the Richmond travelling public, el
?rill miss them aadly. Oeneral-Manager
lohn R. Bfaer Breed, of the Baltimore
Iteam Packet Compeny, wbo had taken
uich trreat inti-r. si in the eetabHehm? nt
)f the lin?- to Richmond, wsyttmni blaa
MU to b Dlepet? h reptasantatlva as hem?;
jri-atly "biokefi up" by bavtng to die?
?ontiini?-. Said h??: "1 beUeve Cuis Une
?.oiilil 1??- mude most successful, and was
most Kratiti'-d at the ?**ordlsl treatment
ind generoufl aupport which was gtven
me by th?- people of Richmond. I Wteb
le. thank you, and through you all others
Df your city who have- keen se, kiml to
our people and tendered us such efBdenl
service." When aaked ;.s to tin buaineaa
th? > had done, h< - d th? boal i oold
not begin to handle all tha freight, and
that In one summer month they bad car*
r,.-ti i;', -000 passengers from Richmond.
He aald. further, that lie had but one
n connection with this matter, and
It was thai the good people here would
appreciate his efforts, and that he would I
b.-i !..- rorgotten it- a tew .-he.it day-a.
Major R. !.. Poore, general freight
Bgent, came down yesterday an.l t
up the bu-si.
I>\\<) l.l*. UTl IV un: I ?)l \TY.
BrlMlniit -Event nt the Hospitable
HeSBS or .Mr. t. nil Mra. ( ?inner.
A delightful dance waa given V?
day night by aotne young men at tha
lovely suburban holm- ol Ml.. I*. M.
Conner, on the Nine-Mile rond.
The hall and parlors were I. iiitlfully
decora ted and the whole house brilliantly
illuinii, i
An or?diestra from Richmond dla.irsed
ill during tin- evening as
th?- gallan) le? aux and fascinating young
ladles tripped the light fant -
and Liu and \ irginm
a e-oldial K'< e tillK 10
who w re BO-?fortunate as to be
lii.mteei. ! among the Invited guests, and
th.- occasion -.-- is .me ??f >-?. it pleasure to
all in attendance.
The young ladlea were chiti-mingl?
i In most l? reiniiiie- and t
i -, presenting a Bcene of beauty ami
lovelin. s.--. At an appropriate hour tempt
ing refreshmt ni- i
formi.-i?: a circle, around a dulntlly-ar
,1 table.
Those part tel put im: wei Carrie
(lllilam, Virginia Mosby, Annie Conner.
1 / ' onm-r, Jeniile Scott. ?"arrie
lull, Sa".ill Ha: vie; l.tzzi.? Thtunpson,
Btaiinton; Cora Mutthews, Mabel
Marcy. K11 - Word, Annette Word,
Isoii, and lit i Curlton.
following ye.uiiK men were pr?
and wera the origlnatore of tha ?lain? ;
rs. Prank 0111*1 m, Maxwell Oitllam,
u Klag-, Richard Can
e Xin.itit.eii. ji hn Wilson.
Maupln, Ki
. Frank A i. . !
Ill- > M itthi Ws, .m ,x?, n I
- r. McChean.-y ?;,?,.I ,||, ||
ill. Km? si Walk? i. 11 ui> Talbott,
Tay'? i lc Raid.
Tin- ehaperena -.%. i. Mrs. R. ii. Ollllam
Mrs. c. T . M Con?
ner.
The Posl-oaie?. KewYtafa ?n>.
The post-offlce will .-row
*? the usual leur sud cloBe at 11 A. M
. rs will make one delivery, at 9 A.
thvr. v, II Mons from Mar
si 8*80 A. M and : C. m ?,-,?.
' I registry dlvlsk-i.s will
- IM i. and ther?- will not be any
eet.ti at th.- wind
?days, titillions will keep the
-ours.
Ta Cure a fol? lu Ora?. ???,
\&e. **-'x,""' ' labiets.
A ijiglMB refuno th? money If It f?||.
*' ' SBe- "h? (?tiulna la.a 1. i, ,,
?AH AT tOl.OM'L. IIK ADV 111 S.
?
teliilloiiM Wi?li Sei-retitry ?.ni;?? Ver?
( oriiiiii?nu Vinas af tasa Bfl?eiea?.
i James 3?. Brady, Onlleetnr el
rt?;:?ii i;, v? nu?, has returned from
Veshliatrton, mttt ?vas at hfa on-;,', v. -
eri'iy. Els is in no w-y dlaeonoerted by
h?- report Hint tela reaageeatkw may l?e
ski?! f?"-r. and say- 1'iat lie li
\?n thouplit tie- rumor worthy of -on
rsdltrtion. Beers! hsa >-\i?r, ws< ?i
lins, ir rerj emphatically on th<- sub
I Las maile a BS*< rptSg ilenl.il
I ?In- l
"Tile tmtb is.*' BBM Colcn-l ''a
iiir-i-.d?-ii reporteT, "I hare had no
ri( non with Becrataryi Qege, or. for thai
natter, with any Official Of any <! ]i;tn. -
sent of the goYo?*n_ent under the pr<
. ut ailniliiistratlcti. On the <(?iitrar\.
ny relations erttb Secretar?* Qama ere
nt?r?-lv ??-?nlia!. Bled nothing- w .
is happened to disturb erbal has
( en to mo the most friendly in
, rcourse. J ase in thorough aocord
rith S?-?-ietary OBBB in his finaneial
lews, and I admire him g***ee?tty,
"\iv ?,rt ii ' (Ion seid c tatst ruction ol
he iiw now In fores In r? ?peel to depo?
lea baa been sustained by the Coaamu*
loner of Interanl l-tarenoe, i?> Beeretery
leso, i,y the oplnloa of Anedstant-At?
ral Boyd and by the Solid
or of the Treaaury. The prlnetpte i
li re ocnetended for in this bnportanl
i has been folly upheld by tin
.pinions ?if United States CitrCUtt-JUdg?a
Raker, and tn<?rt recently by
tailed St District-Judge Rogers,
un? i am content te let the aeatter real
>. illi lh s liai-kltiK ati<! t(. treat with It,
the misrepresentations of
ertsin Indtertdaals ooeineeted with the
*i\ ii-S' rvlce Commission.
R.lalive te the report that my re
ragnattftn as OolleeteNr had barn called
'or. It is all nonsense, ?n.d I ??id not
latan the aiatltr <?f anfllriaait taapee*
nteeea te atea ataattaa it ta Beer? tery
?.(?re ihirlnK the two different confir?
ai-.s 1 had with th.? S?'('ii't;iry at his of
i? ? in o/aahtngtoa ymtaidar "
't?TIlK lOII \ < III? KKN YI'MIIOIl
Tlicir < hlcken?. Sold In Court, AVItlle
tin? Tarn Joim* \v?-in to .inn.
Tare valiant Knights of the Ruad ?
lohn Smith und John We? t ?w? i ? In
l"n Justice J(?hn yaeterday morning,
bCOBBSO th'.v lia?! in their po
fiKht chick? us, which the oflicers had
?niiie (iniiiit as to the oernershlp <>f them,
'r?e- ereaiiaa, when brought late eentrf,
i"i.i?i -*i*t*a no ptAttstbla reeaon why they,
rnpitaiists, should be eralhing shout the
streeta, ttavtaa* alcely-dreesad chlckena
?. ni, ? possession_and trybeg te dis?
I "t them. Jusiioe .loan tin !l put
the fowla ui? at puhii?- auction te be Bold,
?jrith Hon. D. ?', l^itcbartlaon as auc
i -hi bronghl ffUB. John
, .?i John Smith erare erdered t?>
i: ii !?> sixty ?ii.? s, ani erare presan I al
the ,-uc'ion. It was noticeable that
?a Itber kni'-hl ?liil any biddm?, but
when the chicken-- arere s?,i?i ?m?- of
them miiioho.l up to IllSgaaill Thomn.?
and ?ranted t-> bnon if they erare going
lO get any of the money the chick? 1rs
broaghl to buy them Mbeu9can erblla In
jail. SeiKcaut Tiernas r? p)?. d in one
word, "hardly."
Tenay Run (<*olot*ed) was nbargad with
asaaielttng and beating Harriet Fun, but
the cess was eontlaaed. l*roaa the a-ri
ii. ;-.- the ?-as,- area gone Into
it WOttld appear that the offence of Run
will amount to an attempt at criminal
assault.
John Day poi'iied?. win, s*ae charged
with ?Xing W..lk?-r, was ?ined *?
-.ts.
lu the case of Alexander Tdpsionil?.
.ih sdnUntsterlng a has ting to
i .?i- ?mili, the accused was ?lis?
aient ?if eests. This was
dot,,- at th.- regueat of complainant.
1 le. lions Of ?1111.: ? IN.
Rahiiiiui.l Ledge, Uo, 1, Royal Tribe
Of Joseph, has elect? I the following oitl
r?h, 0. A. HuWklns;
Worthy Patriarch, P. K. Noel; Vlee
l'atrianh, J. H. Shepherd; Treusun'r,
Itrving !.. Be*/eri?lge; s. rib? ,i. n. Bhea
ii-ii Jr.; Prtsst, Rev. P. M. Omer. Ks
?' 11 Charles Ooodloe; Inner Guard, K.
v.. I I,t, kins; Ontet ?'uar.l, ?'. ( . Breed
A iu w ledge* sontpoaed of nom*? of the
b?st ettleana of <*hur-h mu, win or?
nan se on next Mi'iiduy nlxhl at
l'a Hall.
At the annual ni.'.-tlnp af Section 20.'.
at Rink. Keelshta of Pythias,
h'lii last right, the foilowinsr utfli m a
troto fa ted le aeree the year us?).:
President, naorja H. Matthews; Vi. ,
lent, W. M. l-'vuns; Secretary and
Tr?usur? r, Ootarga '? Bowden.
Crop.n? Traasfera.
Hi-I'.mond; njapltol Mullding und Ixtar,
Assoclatloii to Julia F. Tucker, wife ot
It. U Tucker, 31 1-? feet on Plesssnts
streets, northeiis' cernae' Mosby, ti.ouo.
H?-un? o: Joseph K. Sorgr and wife to
v Tniin.ii. U feet "n Berth aide
Sim? street, ka? ie?t a ?at of Huou,
rYAUTS JUSTICE POKE
Ol.. S. !H. PRKtKll aAYB IIISTOnY
I* P4I.MKIKD Ot I lilt HAM At ?A.
IRGIHIIHS ROBBED OP THEIR GLORY
he Monamrn? flnlro for Their Op
poaenta Thai Which They Do Xol
Deserve?tiruphlc Story, of the Ter?
rible l U.hi nl Hnodtrrass Hill.
?e.lonel J. M. Fren, h, of Ollea county,
ill repre?ent to the members of bee
amp of ruf. d.rate Veterana to-night.
tel history has been falslfle.l upon the
hicka manga battle--field, now toe Chiek
mauga National I'ark.
Colonel French says that monuments
hit h have been erccte.l on th? Held pur
eirt t.? mark o-rt.ii.i positions held
tiroughout the battle, or captured urn!
hi by Union troops, when, as a matt- ."
f fact, they either WWti not taken, or
era captured by Confederate io?
?'olofiel Fie-n<h commanded 'he Sixty
llrd Virginia Infantry, Confcdcmtt
tateB army, c-,nipos.d entirely of
outhwettt Virginians, being inudc up of
?ur companies fie.tn Washington county.
wo from Graysoii. and one from Smyth,
I'ythe, Carroll, and .Monti*omciy e..ch.
iimiit v.as with th? Kast.-rn army
mil the early spring of Um\ when It
ras ordered to the Southwest to guard
liai stttioii 11 the State agalaat H'1? i?
Ion. ami to re. iniit. Th.- regiment re
l.iiiicd there until the numm?-r ?
I. -i it was oitlered Into T?nnessee. It
ban numte.r?! upwards of 188 men. The
t-gim.-nt w? nt by rail to Knoxvllh-. an 1
rom th? re man ht el l?B nafltta to Chi-'ka
"lain-,i, -Ahirh point was reach. ,1 on the
fternoon of the day preceding the battle,
'olonel French's regiment was held in
c: i i-ve durteg th.- tn-i day*a aagjaae?
nent, but bor?- an active antl highly hoti
iralile jeari In that of the BBCtBOd any.
*..l?,ne| French, In conversation with a
Ispntch repres? ntstlve Inst night, said:
"Now, what 1 desire Is to have Lee and
-ie'kett camps, of this city. t(. pass suit
He n solutions looking to the building
if a monument on BB)0<BdgTasa Hill, and
hen I want th.- Brand ?'imp of Virginia
0 ratify those resolutions, and appoint
'.iptain ,M. 97, Hum- s. ol M?>nti?om.?ry.
Via., an?! myself commissioners to raise
unis end sup. lint? n i th.- sreeUoB of
be monument. Mihj.e.t to the B8?proval
if tha l'ark Commissioners. Captain
! met \vas ceptalfl ?.t CetasBaay A, ?>f
ha Blrty-tbtrd Vindnia. und was ajenad)
tl on that hill. Hi is n lawyer of gr.-at
ihlllty. and first suggestt i that this
nonumenl be arecteBd.
???..ltinel Prench h.,s b.. n jn the city for
sane tmi?-. dtaenaatats] with his -'ii ctjtn
adaa In arms his paepealtloa rearardlng
he monument. He it a typi'-al Vir
;ii:ian, courteous, x.-nial. fiend of OOBVer
Btlon, aiiei talks remarkably will. He
s now probably H years of age, but fab
orni is as ?reel as a boy's, ami h?- la
ihoiit as active us when he made tha j
?real tight at iliia-edilgiBaa mil. He Is '
fa f.ith.-r of -Ml". Rob it French, of
?lend county, who is a cuuiMate for the
ndgeshlp of the Plftaenth Judlolel Cir?
ait. Colonel Wrx in b b? in on his body
s soldin '?' Of his devotion to the' south
in . i-i-.-, the marks ,,:' BO less than live
voiiinls i--.-elv.il lu battle, tWO of them
n the h' ad.
RKV. W. W . ItHOWM/S WML.
B?tate a a i n .?i m *r..-. immi?<. ay?
<n m i>ii?-11 ajek-ea >?>? aeelg*Baaa?B*i?l.
Tie- will e,f U-v. W. W. Iln.wuc, late
?resident of the Oread Fountain, True
i.formers, was admitted t<? probate In
he- Chancery ?-..tilt yesterday. Th? value
if the est?t, is estimai?.l at $:..
dary Ann Hrowne. wife of th>- tOBtator,
- appolnt-ed axecuti-ix, without -sacurlty.
I'll? will b.'Uiitaths to Mary Ann Browne,
ter Leirs and ggstkraa, In f? slmnle, all
he real .state- and pf-operty ',f the Bald
,v. W. liiowne-. In e vent thai aha tBea
t?o Instrument difracta that
iny of th.- estai.- not dispos? .1 of by h? r
ii.ii go to th.- ??l.l Folks' Home, attached
.. tin- Orand Fountain, United Order of
rue it-fornu-rs. Tin- will continues:
Whereas, I have hereto! .1 into
t contract and agree nient with the
'rand Fountain. United ?Order e,f True
lie ftii-rm-rs. by virtue of which I have
tgreed, la eonsWeratlon of tha sum of
19,99), to convey -to ih.-m all my right,
tl -, an-i later? si in t-ertaifl plans aad
op> rights in Ih-- atiiive-nameil
i?e|i, upon whlcli Btatad consi-l.-raiion tin
-um of UM9 h is bien paid, 1 hereby di?
rect that my ex? utrix ronv-ey4upon my
leath. all my Interest In sah] plans and
copyrights, upon the payment of 14". <-->.
Tee ths win is attached a oodlcll direct?
ing that the < Xi'i -utrix shall puri-hus-.- BJM
we.rth of stock of tha Bavlnga .'tank,
Halted C-feder of Trm- Beforasus, to he
held in trust for th? benefit of I'man-i-l
Taylor, provided h.- shall raaaala with
the executrix and be of gotxl BahBVlOt
until his L'lst year. Ais,,, a like sum to
in- similarly eapended antl held i?, truel
in the same manner for the benefit of
Mary terki y.
I.oth will ami ?-odn ?1 were drawn in the
city "?' Vgaahlagtan, Detcember t. is:?;, and
arc witmss.-.1 tiy OHIea B. Jackson. Ro<bert
W. Ilrown, anel Sim'nl W. I'.iith.rfortl.
r?LeOOMKBBPBB PAILS,
la the bbbbb court < *. W. Campbell,
- ilooiike. p? i. al N- UM SCSI .Main
Street. Ule el II dStd Of assignment, COIl
v.ying to .Iiitms A. Walsh, trustee, all
ins stock of liquors, wlnea, loharro.
clgara, fixtures, furniture, and glaaaware,
?e.r th.- benefit of fall oredltora, who are
divided lato the following class?e?,
First -j. Thompaon Bi-oern a Co., rent
dot am! t?> become dm- on pre mises r?>i8
Main street; Allen a. CiMllna, f- -
for prof, sslonal a rvh?ee.
Be? e.n.i i-:. c, Hii'iKins. tn*,.
Third C, P Dean, MT0.C9.
Foutth-J. H. Dugglna, ?
Fifth-J. De Banr Co., H
The trustes is instructed tee close out
tin- business within four months. Th.
liabilities are t-?=tIni.?t?-?I at about 12,100.
?iTIII-:h COI BT NEW?.
In th.- Law and 1'u.iiily Coint the fol
lOWlng iutlgmelits were rend- I. ei:
Thomas B. Stag?* at-ain-d *i'. H. Dause-v.
s i ih I*. Bytlneer's Kxe-e-utors against
William B. M.Craiy. U?X.
.lohn Hehmaii .?i Hrother against W. K.
Niche els, $402.10.
Th.- following motions for Judgment
Acre filed
W. Hen Davis against C. K. and J. <*.
Johnson. HiM; Bdward w. Biruca & Co.
against M. T. Whalen. -BJ8J8; .1 W. Hop?
kins against James N. King and John M.
King, $422.48; W. Mess.-rschmidt, Execu?
tor, ai-alnst M. B. Klevesahl and fllBrhal
.1. Eck? rt. B\MA\ l.-.w. i-.hurg, l'incus A
Ce,, against Samuel Kauffman. $li#. |' ;
Suit was sntered by A. B, Gibboney
agnlnat W. M. l'a.-rish for |9G72.
A llcens to v..) was Issued by the
Ch-rk of the Hustings Court to Edward
l'ysoii en..! Alary F'oss.-tt.
Will Thank the Ten.-hera.
The Junior Ortler Full. I Aint'iii.iii *?!.
th..nies ami Baader Order United Ameri?
can Mechanics of Kit kmtn.1 will meet
In mass-meeting thlsAvenlng at Lee?
'"amp Hall to draft si??table ifaslUtlBBl
to he presented to the principals and
teachers, of this public schools for teach
?ng, free of charge, the necessary tim,
t.. complate the regular school t?rm, nnd
devise plans for future action. A large
and eiuliuslttstlc atten-'.ance Is exp.
Young Mosby West, the boy who lost
his leg by being run over by a street car
- lay morning, wus resting quietly
yesterday, am' all indications point to
. iiopi.ie n . eivery. His limb was um
1 ni..ted by Dr. W, J. Wott,
it you go out early In th? morning,
you may catch rhcumutlam, ?alvutlon
UU ?urea iU
FEWEST OF THE NEW.
?dies' Box Calf Lace Shoes,
alf lined throughout, extension ?soles,.
nade just like the men's.
??????????????m aas s n ft asa ta
atfatftwvBftavetiafivvaaa
y. F. Cross Shoe Gompany,
313 EAST BROAD.
_Ida SB-SB_
f. W. Tignor's Sons,
1312 East Main Street and 1719 Rast Franklin Street,
Richmond. Va. d?3i-F,su*w
l? u, W. b A w J
Ml (Il OUI M OF HDI'.H'Il'A.
Die i:ieclrl?-iil (Ir.llimncis ?o lie
< oiixltt? rcil 'Id-Mul.t.
The Beard of AMenaon ereue nailed ta]
ii? et laal algbt te - 01 alder the i
?incil for u eoHUnlttee Of confer?
at the electrical ovdlnaaoea peaaed i\
he lower body and anended by the hi?*h
r. When President Turpiti celled the
aeetJng to
?ers v.. re i res? 1-urptn, I
.on, Catchtaa, Baead, vaagnan, Zttaa
nann, and Allen, end in lb?
i auorun* ii"- body adjonrned la met
igjnla at ?i ??>'?<" i? I Ing
The Committee >* Roil i?*? ?t 1-tO
i'.-!?,-k -. terdsy iftenMMMi. The poUee1,
lay-roll for December, UBI, amounting I
a 1? tUM, and billa ?mounting l
v.-r. approved and ordered te be pail.
rii?' following amount.- toi the ii'-ntit.
. : th.- deportan? at for lb? year
-.-? ?rere approved and o?rd? lor?
io the Fu. ince ( Police
iay-ii>ll. f.'"i.7TT..>); poli?? contl igeol fund.
t\Mt; i oiro, patrol system, UMAAt,
?unirte? i ttarket aaet
it | p. M, The ' .
M.rt.-ii thai a. com! af the
i par cent, sanitary tax for November,
mounted to i ',. I . Paj -reell and
mounting i" nBaJI srer? appro
i,d ordered to ha paid. The cbehm in
r*u< atad te appear i?- foi i t b< Fi?
nance Committee an?! advocate sa appro
Ion nf sirtti.-i. tu funda for the erork
,i tb? d. |, ?tin.-nt t .. ? ti
posing ?if other matt era of a rontiaa
ture tin eomniltt.e n?l'ourn???l.
The ?'omniitt.-e on S? ho?.Is tailed to
,<-t a quorum. Meases. RrinRs. Burton,
m i Neale er? re th>- only memb ?ra ;?; .-.-. m.
The Meet?, Thia Month.
The Deep Run Hunt club has the tol
lowintr appotntmentfl for next month;
Bsturd iv January :sl, Rio Vista, l?Pj
P. M.
\Y?dneedey, January Kb, l'air-('.roii?i(|:?.
M.
Bsturdsy, January 8th, K?-tin. Is, : g
i . at.
Wedaesdsy, January l'.'th. ?'hanMIly, tM
P. M ?
Saturday, January ?T.th. lit?. Vista. .",:''?
P. ftf.
aj/adneaday, Jaauary nth, Nate R
voir. I'M P. M.
Saturday, January ltd, K> .r:,??s,
P. M
\\ , .in - lay, January _r,th. l'alr-Orounds,
I'M P. M.
Saturday, January attb, Ri?? \ i-ti, I JO
P. M.
OA~ T?C>Xs.I__..
Th* fat, ^?j7 ?
^C&9?tf&La\\<
(my 2C-W. F. & Su I r)
'IS OS
stir?
sniper.
The Bell Book and Stationery Co,,
Publishers,
Booksellers, and Stationers.
TO Till: lU'SlNESS-MKN i HP RI? H
.M')Nb:
The first of the y?ar Is viry near, and
you win ?seed ?i ri:i ;i:r, JOURNAL,
DAT-, ClUaCK-, ?'ASH OB BILL?BOOK.
W? kn??w of no better place to make your
purchases than NOW and from
THE HELL ROOK AND STATIONERY
COM RAN V.
728 EAST MAIN STREET,
who have n full stork of HRANK. I.ET
TKR-. INVoH'i'-HdOKS. and OITIC1
BUPpUEfl OF ALL KINHS at prices
that will Induce you to give us your or?
ders.
We will make any kind of ?.M-clal
Ruled Rook on short lot: ,
We gaarantea first? i^ass work and
material.
Bd i""k it our FLAT-OPEN I NO
LElX'.ERS AM) JOIRNA! _S
ESTIMAT1.S ITIIMSIIKD for all
kinds ?if Bbenb-Beirbs bj I Printing
PIAJJUX8 AMD MEMORANDUM , \?
ENDER PADS KuR MM
The Bell Book and Stationery Company,
728 east Main street.
Mr. JAOK ENOI.lSH w,u __, r?leHsed ?o
vise your orders his ??ersonul ar*_Uon
tde U-tfi ??* *
I
I
Ha*??* onlv the
PUREST ?nd BEST
milk,('i;i:am,
BUTTEB.
;tinl
^J l'i*.?in {lie 1'iR' sf herd
Lasnanl ] in the State.
All milk il??livei*p<l
?i; glass j.H's i hat sre
always sterilized be?
fore IlliUlg*. Tliis SVHti'RI is ?k
Riauileil, ami has lucii sdopted in
?ill ?if til?' TTii'/ri'i-rsi V?' <-iti?'K of th<?
count i \.
PRICE: 6 ?'cuts a quart :,
cents ?i pint, and J ? ? ut?-, half pint.
Both old and new 'phone, No.
796.
Chatsworth Dairy Co.,
2d North Third Street.
id I ?-Su.Wtnn)
Billiard. Pool, and PI?*eon- T___?m^'a?
Bols Tables, N?w, Remodelled, e\m?r
?nd Second-Hand (?11 makes), ~m9r
Lowssi riucr?, eass- tkrm-. Dean's Billiard
??id I'an] 1 able CsahlOa?, THE UVEST, ??flCK
KST ?.'.'DTSl EST IN THE WORI.U. All kind? 1111
llanl and i'ool-Tsble supplie?.. Best grades
fJloth,|.s.60, HO..'? ?nd U'/.W, for both Be?! and
Ra?l?; Cnsa.tl'79,tAIOl ft.'? and ft per dozen
?nd upward?; best Cue Tips, Poe. per boj or
100. s--,r:?d slzes;fanor stripe Fool Balls,+sM
eosl&fOperaet? Tur. Dean Pool Bali.h abb
THS BEST, TUB STRIPE?) WILL NEVER WEAK
on ?119 per .?ret. Rest Billiard Chalk. 75o.
i.er kcoss; Hed Leathers, 40c. per s??t; gre?-n
Fool-Table Pockets, with fringe, gl.ftO sn.l |3
per set. Dt'ati's Fan?*y I>?uther Pockets 'trill
oatlsst thr.-e sets of any other kind?43.25 per
set, wlfhfrlu ;e.
TABLE?) OVSSRAC'.ID and put in perfect
ordeb. PiK'ton-Role and Ba?*?t?lle Table-?, I
BARFs.TTCi'.??.Reer-I>rawlniToi.tnt?. Billiard
Table?; made Into Pool or Combination Tables.
Fiiwllnt? Balls and Ten Pins. My Milliard and
iff. mot turinnurd by any v'hrr makt
C. P. DEA***.
10 ? oivernor strpet, Richmond, Va.
Write for catalogue and pri?e?. Out of town
orders will have my prompt attention.
?.a? .?.-jai, '; u a i' i
SHOKS, THINKS, I MDHKI.LAS.
p?_ E. H. SPENCE, $
V. .'I'M; Ml?K BBOAH AM) KR.il I'll **T*?.,
SHOES, TRUNKS, AND UMBRELLAS.
(at -*T-;it__)
PAINTS.
LEWIS'S I'lUi; LEAD,
LEWIS'S Pl'KK LINSKKR-oII?,
and all material for pointing. Only the
best gaattty kept in tftock. Write for
quotations. PL'UCKLL, LADD & CO?,
ap '$t Wholesale Druggists.
DEPARTIR? OP STEAMERS.
^ VIRGINIA hAVIGATIQN
COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
?-jteumer l'UCAHu.S'l AJ", ?.uves MOS
DAV. WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY at 7
\ M. for NoitolK. Portrtinouth, Old
point, Newport Sovn, Ciaremont, and
James-rlvsr landing's, sod c'?iiiiecting at
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington,
Baltimore and the North.
St.:v-r-.- -tn? reserved for the nlijht st
moderate prices.
Kl?-? trie-cars direct to the wharf. Fare,
onlv fi'M and 11 to Norfolk. Music by
, i orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named places
and all points in Eastern Virginia and
Morth Carolina. IRV1X WFMSR'KR,
Oenpral Munater.
A. H Drewry, President. se II
pHILAliELPHl?, ?ICH-'JW^
MOND AND NORFOLK ?-?sHBsi
a i __A_BSAUlY C<j*-pa.\ i .
Appointed balling days: livery TUia*.
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at o*y
llfiht
Freight iecelvcd dally until 5 P. M.
Fur? (Including meal? and berth), M ea
Friday's and Sunday's steamer.
For further information apply to
J. W. M-CAKR1C1?.
?Btrneral Southern Ag?*nt; off!?.?? Rocketts?
W. V. CLYDE A CO..
|a 4 Otners? Agents. Philadelphia.
?Id papers fur salo ut tue Dispatch
office, SL
D ? 9t p Rfcinnood, FMi?riCaS
ii.? f? a i. ^?potoman
Schedule In Effect Xaveraber -*-?. 1S97
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
LEAVE BYRDSTBKKT ?TATIOS.
I.?? A. M., L?aily, for Washington anU
points North, -atop? only at
Aliiford and Fred? ricKBOurtc.
Pullman aiecptiJ? to New
York.
8:20 A.M., Sunday only, for Washing?
ton and points North. St o-.?
at Klba, ?lien Allen. asii
land, Taylorsville, Doswell.
Kuther fjlen, Pen?la. AH'
ford. \\ ood.-lam-, Guinea.
Summit, Frcdcrl-ckaborg,
I'.rook?, and Wide water,
Pullman car.
8:45 A. M., Daily, except Sunday, for
Washlngtoa and points
North. Stops at Elba. Aan
land, Tuvlorsvlll-, [aoewsl
Huther Olen, P?nela. Mli
tor?t. woousiant?. Uulne...
Summit, Frederlcksburi?.
Brooke, an?l Wldewater.
Pullman car.
12:0O at, Daily, szcopt Sunday, for
Washington and points
North. Stops at Klba, Olen
Allen, Ashlnnel, D0SW<rll,
M I 1 f o r ii, Fredericks!, n
Brooke. and WhiewatT.
Parlor car Also, connecta
with t'orwresslonal Limited
at Washington.
7:3." P. M., Daily, for Washington and
points North. Stops Klin.
Ashlnn'l. Doswell. Mllford.
F'rederieksburi-;. r?roi>ke. ant?.
Wldewater, and other sta?
tions Siind.-v?. f*'e?>per, Rlcn
mnn.l tn New York
A RIM VF. nynD-STREKT *IT*iTI0f.
h: io a. hi.. Daily, stops at IVIdewatsr,
Frooke. Frede-rie-K.-?mirg. Mll?
ford, Doswell, Ashland, an.l
Elba, and other Btetlooa
Kuiidays. -Sleeper, New Yo-"k
to Kiehmond.
2:-tr? P. It* Daily, exrupr Buoday. Ste.ps
at Wide-water. Hrooke,
r'rederleksh'irtir. Summit.
Oalnea, Weodslene, Miiford,
Pen?la, R?ther Glen, l?-.?e
well. Taylorsville. Ashlnnd.
Olen Allen, and Klba. Par?
lor car from Washington.
T:10 P. M., Dally. Btops only at Frede
riekshura D-?; well, and Ash?
land. and Klba. Pullman car?
from N?v. York.
8:30 P. at, Daily. Stops at Wldewatel,
Brooke. Fre?I?rieksbur?*,
f'imrolt, <riil:i?-fl, Wood-sin*!?-.
Mllford. Pen?la Ru?!i--r
Olen. Doswell. Taylorsville
Ashland Glen Allen, and F.l
lia. Sb-eT'inir-enr
FREDERICKS!!'? ACCOMMODATION,
?lii?llv except Sunday.)
?io? r. ||., Leaves Byrd?Btreet station.
9jBJ9 A. M.. Arrives Byr'1-Sfr?--?t Statloi..
ASI1I A*D TR.UftS.
tDolh except Sunday.)
0:42 A. M.. I., a v. s Bba.
? *?? P. M.a leaves Klba.
0:40 A. ML, Arrives Klba.
O-OO P. M.. Arrives Elbe.
C. A. TAYLOR. TrnfTIc Mana-arer.
K. T. D. MYEB8 Presldenl no 2S
CHESAPEAKE
ANO
OHIO E1IL WIT.
Effective October 2*?, 1S07.
TRAINS LKAVK HIIUMO.M), liltOA??
91 BHaTf aTATIO.V
o.oo a. afu, iMtty, wtta vortee car, """
NoiioiM, Portsineulb. giu
Point, Nswpon News, and
pnin-ipiii siatiotib. connects
di-l.y With Ol J. Dumiliioii
steemshlps for New -joik.
.1:1?) P. M., Daiiy, with Pullman, tor
local stations, Newport
Ne-tws, Old Point, Noitotk,
and Portsmouth.
10:90 A. ML, Local tram, except Sunday.
ftr W. Clifton rorge Con?
necta at uorelo'-is?. ?lie for
orange, Culpeper, calvir
too. .uanasb-.?vs. Alezendrte,
and Washington; at L'nion
8tati.ui, Cfcarlottesville, for
Lynehburg; at Basic for 11a
aeratown.
2:15 P. M.. Daily, with Pullmans to C'ln
Innati, LoulavlUe, and St.
?.o'iia. Stops only at impor
t.-.nt stations. <'onnecta at
?'ovIngTou dailr for \ trminU
Hot Sprlti-;*. Meals -servit
on Dining-cars. No 7. Local
Train, except Sunday, '->!
Iowb above train from Uor
donsvill..? to Staunton.
3:30 P. M , Accomniod ition, except Sun?
day, for CharlottesvUle.
lo.to p M., Daily for Cincinnati, with
F. F. V. Pullmans to Hlnton. W Va.,
and Gordonsvilk- to Cincin?
nati and Louisville. MsClS
served on Dlninij-cars. con?
nect? al Btsunton, except
Sunday, for Winchester, Va.,
and at Covlrifton. Va., dally,
f-ir H-?t P'irli'ir
TP.AIN3 LKAVIO KIGHT'I - STREKT
STATION.
It.:J<> A. M? Daily, tor Lynehburg ana
i ?ifion Forge. Connecta at
Bremo, except Sunday, for
Whit.- Hall, except Bunda
Balcon) fer I>xington. nmi
nt Of, Clifton Forge with No.
1 for Cincinnati.
4.00 P. M. Ki.ccpt Sunday. l/ie.-ij ac
roin-nodiitlnn for COhimfa
TRAIN?? ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
UHOAUSrHKI*T STATIOX.
H:2o a. M., Pally, trees ClaclaaaU
11 15 A.M., Daily, Rom Norfolk and Old
l'oint.
3:30 P. M., Daily, from Cincinnati and
LoutavUl -.
H:*H? P. M., Dally, hum Norfolk and Old
1'oint.
7:4.*? P M., Lxo pt Sunday, rrom
W. Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - 8TREFT
STATION.
8:50 A. M., Except Sunday, from Coiuri
baa.
C:l?O P. M., Dally, from Lynehburg and
?'lifton i'orge, and, except
Sunday, from Lexington and
White Halt
.roilN D. PetJTTi
Asslata'it C,en"rnl PaBa<ana*-r Auen?
DEPARTIR? OP ST KAU EUS.
DOMINION
MKAMSIIIi'COMI'ANl'.
QL.?
DAILY LIN'B
run
NLW ?OKK.
Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
\... Chesaapeake and Ohio i lilwaj ,tt *? ."Ml
A. M.. or Richmond and Petersburg iaii
ruaid (Norfolk and Western route) o A.
M.. connectiiiR at Norfolk with Old l'o
minl-jri Lin?- tst? amer, ?ailing same eve?
ning for New York.
all-v? ailk holte.
steamship oiu Dominion lee-rea Rich?
mond every Monday at .1 V. |g, lor s^
York via, .Unies n\er.
Ti-kit-i on ac?a ai Richmond Tranarer
Company's, 90.x east Main afu*eet Cheee?
peeks ami oblo railway, und Ri.-hnioivt
and Petersburg railroad ?l?'i,of.?j, nna at
tumpany'a office, I8U . ist Afain street
Rlchmorid. Bair-? ***<ire checked through
FTtFTmiT
for New ?oik and tui *i<Jint.s beyond .an
be ahipped b> direct ateemera, aaliiua?
from Rtchmo-id every MONDAY ANO
FRIDAY at 9 P. M.; also, b> Bteemer
|<savla9 Richmond WEDNESDAY .*i i?
M. for Norfolk, connecting with .ftcame?
for N?-w Y'ork.
Manliest cioa??.'. one hour before sailing
time. M _
Preli/ht received and forwarded, ano
through billa of iadlng Isauivl for all
northern, ee-ata-m. snd foreian porta.
FROM NEW VoRK.
Paeeem-tia ...n leave ?iui.^, except Sen
day, to Norfolk o. Old Point Comfort
connecting artth Norfolk uni Western
ratlro-ad or Chesapeake and Ohio ratiwuy
Olrect ate.intr-i ivl.i Juiiie?-r|v-t-r re itei
leave even ciATl'i'.DAY ?-ja?scit<er ^jj?
freight), and MON PAY ?freight only)
it* from comp.tny'3 ?lier, s? x
North river, f"ot ot Reach ?treat, at 3 i*
M.; Saturday, t P. M.
Freight received and forwarded daily
except Sunday. -*
Por further Information apply to
JOHN F MAYER. Agent.
i2\2 east ?Mam atreet,
Rkhnon.i Va
W. T* Oulllaudeu. Vtce-presl,!-?nt -??a
?Trafile Manaaer. Saw York no ?,
1?
00KaND??OBW0?K
.NEATLY ?XfCUTJW
at ras
Ulbl'ATCU PltlM'l.NU Ur*yiC*a
SOUTHERN
RAILfaT.
Sphrilulr MnatftrS November 21, l*?'i7
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
l*?:?Mi .?ignt, he. ?i. aesetewn r.s_M?? .
daily for Atlanta, Augur,-.?, ai.,
points Houth. Sleeper Ki< hmond to
Danville, Greensboro', .-.allsbury.
< hsrlotte, ?'oiumbla, a'
a'lei'Lcr ??pen at I:*? I'
at all stations betwe-n Ki?
and Dunvilit to take on end ,. t -ai
passengers
Connects at Danville. 8 nnbi.ry.
and Charlotte with the Wesnli
and Boutherestera UenRsd ?
carrying sleepers M? btYOi <
AshevllTe, Hot rtprir.g.-.. Chati
un. and Nashville, Nee? >ork ?o
Memphis; New York _
leans; New York to Tarnt.'?
first-class day < 'w?-n
Washington and Memphis. ?'
tion. are mida for nil poli i
Texas and Califorr,. open
for occupancy at >.*) P M ,
lilrOO noon, No. 9. solid train dslly ror
Charlotte. N. C connect?, ?t
ley with Farnwl.le and Powhal n
ra'lroad. At Keysvllle for Clark?
ville. Oxford. Henderson. ? I
ham. sikI St ar??n?boro' for 1> r
htim. Raleigh, and Vins'
at Danville with No. ?, i
States fast mall, solid ?
for New Orleans an?! point - a
which carries sleepers N>w } <?rk j
New Orleans, and Nee? Ton i_
Jacksonville. Through sieesei a..
bury t? Chstti.?u - ; ?
ni'tii tourist sie? p? r ? n *
day wsshlngton to Ban
without change
?DO F M.. Ko. 3T. loertl. dally, eacepi
Surd'iv. for Keysvllle an! , I
?lliic poll
TRAINS AR1I1VE AT RICHMOND.
I?:IM> A. M
? as p m . fro? Atlantn, Augusta,
Ashevlll?-. and
8:40.\ M., from Keysvllj*.
LOCAL P-EIOHT ill A'
Nos. ?1 snd ?. between Manchester and
Mi apelle, V ?
IORK-talM UNS m wtur rourt,
THE FAVORITE EDITE NOIUU.
I.I'V\ I. HI? !l ?II. M).
4 ?10 P. M . No lo, BslUeaore Lli
dally, except Sur,. v.- t
Point, thete IiiaklriK ClOS?
tlon on Mondays. Wedn?
Fridav? with steamer f??r :
mol?', also, eritb ?-'?age at I
Manor for Walkerton and I
hnnnock on I'uesdays, Thun
and Saturdays.
2 30 P M . No w, I'H-al exi I
,lr4ys, w?' ines'lay?. and Frtdsya, : '
West Po it and luterme.Ua?.,
tlons. ?Connecta with stage at L?
ter Manor for Walkertoi
pahannock;
with Btesmer for Raltlitiore. Btu?, ?
at all stations.
B:00 A. M.. No ? '. I-""?! Mixed L
dsllv, excel?! Sunday, trom ? ir
ginla-Stri'et Sration for West Point
and Intermediate stations
ire with .lag. r f? -
nork
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
?17 a M . deJly?
lU:4(t A. M. W.it." ?days and I
u OO i" M. duilv. .-cep? Sun-lay, from
w.sr Point snd Intern
Bteaenere lease Weat point ?to p \i.
yS, We.ln? -
RHlilmore at .-. " Thiirs
!\ vi and Saturnal?!
-r?"w.'i fitTlce si ? Irglria
? reet ?''- :' ' ' ' ' ' -V
and from 9::>?. C M toi \ If City ticket
.fr , ?A ? 'si m In streH
_ iTLP W. A. TlitK,
Tram, V m tger. C,*?n Pa?s
\v H OREEN General Superintendent,
Washington, ' C.
i c >v wV5*tt?T'?*Y. Tra veiling r
! eonsrer Ac-nt. !?30 east Main street, R?- n.
ano- ' \r?. oe !
A ([ ? A?LA?\TIC-CO..?>T
A, U. lie in|t
Sclieilule in I'lTect De.eiiil,??r 21, Is '7
TRAINS LK.tVi; 111? II II?) >D?l M" ?.
DEPOT.
J.oo a. If., Dally Arrives I i
5).ji A. M , Norfolk
M. Btopa only ut Peteisbuig,
W sverly, ml?! Suffolk,
O.oa A. M., Hairy. A
\ M . \N eidon U?'J
A. XI., Kayatlcville 11? P.
M. < ,narl?ston 10:*) P. M .
i?.,'- . SU A. M., J
son ville 7 :*i*i A. .M.. r*ore
Tampa t?.120 p. M. *
at Wilson a- 11 h No IT. ar?
riving liolduboro' 1:10 l' M ,
Wilmington 5:1?. P. M P II
matt Si?"-? ? r N? w "tork t?
Jackson ville.
3:55 P. M., Du.y 1,,-cal. Artl\
irg .: Il R. M. Mskes
Mil ?top.?.
6:30 P. M., Daily. Al
?1.15 P. M Sil I"- al
stops, Richmond snd r
burg railroad.
T;SO P. M., Da'.v. Arrivas Retel
h.|)4 p. M., connects .?.'a
Nui folk and '
Norfolk and
points. Emporta ? 10
n? ' t? with A. ind D ?or
between l
I... ?die). Weld-iri
t.i'i P. M.. Payettevlll
A. M , ('hail. -
s (\ innah I " A M
111? 1 P. M . Port Tampa
U:4i P. M
NEW LINK TO M1DDLM
QEOROIA 1 Arriv?
ing Alk. n 7;:.*. A. M.. AU| .
to 8:1') A. M . .\l-i^.,n 11 A.
M., Atlanta 1M.? P M, l* il
man Si-? : s oik ?
Wllmlngion, Jack
Port Tampa, Alken, Aug?r
ta and M ?con.
10:50 P. M.. Dr.lly. Arrives l'.torsbure
iv lt., Lynchburg ?.w
\ M . Ros note S 3?? A. M ,
Hrlstol 11:30 \ M Pullm .n
S!?' per Richmond to L>n-'i
burg,
8:5? P. M.. l>:'ily Arrive?
IM P. M.. Weld,m il U <
">! Makers locil si
twten R? * or-L
TRAINS ARUIVE RICHMOND.
1.00 a. M., Daily, trosa ja.-ssoi..
\.?i .. ..?1. churl? -ion,
Mac?n, Augusta, and all
:!h.
8:15 A. M., Dally, i-acept Sunday, Al?
lanta ?h, n?-il?
ion, Lynchburg, and the
8 .17 A. M. Dally. Petersburg |,,
8:00 A. M.. Sunday onh from Allanta,
Athen:, Rui? ?gh, H?
l.ynchburg. ?n,
11:05 A. M., 3 ?ally. Norfolk. Suff
I-, . rsburx.
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