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_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. JANUARY 22, 1898. 3
THE SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Trained Hospital Nurse Finds Dr. Greene's Nervura
a Wonderful Cure.
\nnic !. Du?gan, Skilled Hospital Nurse,
Cured by Dr. Greenes Nervura, the Best
Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia the
World Has Ever Known.
? t ~ . % ??
k?fui trab
\tlllie I. 1>
'
h rsputsl
Itlly vain?
( i
f.r over
ad n ? y (?ir..
.ms, lut r. et ii. -.1 le? ii
M?"f, and as a last riM'if iny friend? ad
?ii v trylt!^- Dr. <".i
Mood and m rv? remedy, which I ?lid, und
in ?ta a ?ka i 'i wornsa. ai
ttlOUgh It I? fi.ur years 0$X\ I li.ivc lia I
do return ?if ths troubla
"M ? Mad with rli'-u
m, .-?nd i to try i?r.
N< rvurri. Which all.
lief from It. 1 COS
's Nervura ; lo me,
and gladly rei-iitunieiid it."
We wi.ui.i aay that ifi ,s ad
vice as i nurse is endorsed and approved
i?r. (ir.. i 'i Nervura
blood and nerve n m I won?
derful dlacovery and of Incalculabl?
Ineatlmabl? value i.i the ?Ich everywl
I known cur. f..r rhetJma?
headachi, nervous weak?
and debility, weak, tir? d feel
I of t?he blood and ?.
it has been proved over and over again,
In thousand- upon thousand? <.f ?
that it does i Ule. that It mal.- i
well.
ROW of if s ?-rent vain?
they have seen it perform wonder? In rs*
storing heslth, and th.-y. m wall
mus. s. re.-niiine nd it freely t.> the sick
: scriptlon of th?
il phystci in, l?r. . ; w? I
reet, New torh city, whi
1 onaulted free In all
?onally or by I?
I'liKTSMiHTlI Il KAKI?.
.. VI l?l\ \ I ? ? I v \\ -tHIMO t!>\
in \ IBOIN1 \ n i \s inn mi.
THE FEDERAL BUILDING MATTER.
i., iillemen from tka llnriKs ?if ?he
' h Mnki" Qand laajwa
-I..II ? r.-ililoii l.ir Mor?' ?*trlii_<iii
I m luii. i ;il ?on | :im .
man William B
., tired
i
' ;
ing in that city.
Public
arlng
. ;y-.\t
'
itly and !
rtimouth to a public
lly good im
Hirt.
B
Mr. Young Introducing
inan who runs th? Ho :
I .
. him, b.c.
; lepartm? nt,
m they tl
' ? VJ . wh.-in
'
E_bsp_tal al
ranea of the
Iva tin?
tlon.
: the
g that
y*a work fur the
utu. The following made |
tlon: Stat" -I i I. I..
. t. \v.
-
?ouncll; J
-
!: .1. W. 1. y At
? Mai R? j Im a,
YIK'WMA IN CONOR]
dm of tbe hstra of the 1st? J. H.
A L, for 1-9,08 i
.n by th? I mmit?
oraiiK-nda
t0 the Court,
adjudication. The Claim
U ? ocevpntloa t.i property during
: Vir
nted a nui
l . titlon from 1
. ;: imlgl
Intro
.-. i m., m
: . : ? . i:n. foi IJudlcatlon.
...... employ? d
: from th? fit of
irtment, t.. be
.tal fund.
i. of King '?n'y,
PERSONJ-U
ii and Mi
nd, who
forth? i 11ew days.
. ifternoon train.
... H.
..
I tbe Metropolit
Norfolk;
.. Bun ougba and mtto,
burg;
iiiti.ii, N.
J-. Malin, Norfolk
In, ?charlotte county,
.1. Flint,
. M. Ooolsbj Ore? ni boro',
ti. V.
i: Andr >>. W . l>.
Rl. hmond
p. woodhouse, Nor?
and wife, Richmond?the I
lit IDIXG-STAMP HI SIXES?.
' '"iiliiiio.iK-r*. < ll> <??un?'ll InnuKU
ral.-M h Wurf lire Auulnit It. ?
x., Januar]
r and AMsnMn <>t
orova any
.llng-st.inii'
rdlna
: .- ,i and pai ^ d <.u it?
foi the Imposition of
t imp
UM; siso, sa ??<i i
..u na ? b
with trading-stamp ui*nv
. ooapasy doing
busiiit?? btic, and It I? uiui?-r?),0'jd ;h?u
.n of the
.i that it i
.f.l illegal the
m. mix i ..r th ?n. i! will -
in t.. til.- Legislature, and end?
prohibiting
ding-stamps rompa
11?.i: in \ \i:\v hoi i
Behind a Pnlr i?r Preusotag liny* He
Snrg?Haaa Gnthnna?
NEW YORK, January IL?Tit
known limply a f minions,
in. bed out i-i
<port. Those who do not
honi.i have i- n him y?
1 up Fifth avenue In hi
:. baU-bearini
inclng bays, :
Long Island.
"' a Behind
?t collar t
p in bin pock
It ? Bra! time Mi
and la- v.
with f
BESS'S ? (il.iiNV *;? III.Mr.
I'll relume of .'too,OU?? Ait?'? (_ Tcn
neaaee i?. laanvwS.
KNOXVILLE, TBNN., January
tie V. 1 ?. i ht in
ment
in Interview he said thi
aeres ??f land In
Middle T?
nty, ?nal <!< Unite action would
lliii I.iuiilK-r-Mllli It timed.
RALBIQH, N. C. January L'l. (Sp.-alnl.)
'Ph.- i.ua.- lumber-mills of th.- Abei
Lumb? r Co
. ntlrely d. y Bre. The Ic
rlvanla people war
. repr? by Adam
Mam- slnated in i
The plant win not be rebuilt, as
.i It. ;
was i... Insurance. Eighty
ii.? ii are thrown out of
T?l< ?rnitlilc Temltlrs,
_bl .! :! raon allai Ja? h
Knight, of Pen ... w is h 11
f,.r th? ink Danta.li ?.
Washington.? The President nominated
David T. Conrad, Lexington) .1. H. Mc
r 8h? li.y.
rort Towns? nd. Wash.?August Nicker
i i illor, u
with a i.tok.ti neck. Nlckerson fell from
\ aln-yard of ).. : hrough a
h to tin- hold, a distance of )-> I
Brussels.?While a cat;?' containing flf
of th.- Bonm nun.- ..t
aailt. the cable broke .'Hal
its of tie daSb? d to
D ?1! .1. .1. Hi!,11
WhO was found guilty Of assault i
id .i. gree i ! young Cl
McNally on 'l'l
a to two y? ai onment at
Blng sin_ McNally, who had been play?
ing foot-ball in the street, r m t.. .
.n shot him in the
Belvldere, 111.?Edward shannon, the
wlfe-murd
hang? ry nth. lb
old. Wh? u ask. d it la- had any
he tn mbllnglj roas and
| iiow h?' had 1 the
states-Attorney Wright when tb.
|att, | . This was liis only pll .
rcy._ _.
In Poll?'?' Circles.
?les Ltoacomb was arrested and
i u,, at tb?- First Police Station
lerly condnol on l ruction
a?*Walki r ?. -??lor?. i? wa1r*?arr?
confined In the same itatton-house,
. ,i with i "i-i Ing Qeorga Bhelton of H
Rheumatic
Slavery
Abolished!
PoltBSt at liift from the racking.
torture-wine pains of rheinn^lsm.
,_ ... and n.-uralRia! POLI NICE
OH, comes to you t.. free the .
The real arid genuine discovery of u
French scientist gladly sought for, and
n ?w boing dally used in such hospitals
; !, l'ellevu.. Of New York; low
r Phlladelnhia, and Maryland.
Class this not iimoriK
eltm an?! endl with RHEUMA 1 lt?M.
__r_SS!&?
Polynice Oil.
imi-orted ttOUt J'"?- ^T'r^iC? b0t"
ii,.. Sent upon rwpiptof price.
BOOK SENT FREE.
Dr. Alexandre,
BJ*_CLtLI?rT V\H>\\ PARIS.
No SM Twelfth Btreet, northwest,
^VASHINQTON, D. C.
??t B-ta)
Old papers for sals at Ute WBjatBB
SAMPSON A WITHESS.
Tilt: IWimimn MVBBtB
TI.MMM I i:STII"IEJ?.
MR. SCOTT WANTS HIS INJURED SOR.
? l.nr_,-, *?-?KllK?.nf??* in Bapplpla?**
*\e?'?'?.-.iir>- lie ill en I A pplInlie. ?,?
(?nos- I nilorslilrl Worn in ll??<?<?m
h? r-l .1,11, , \i,i.,h-s Mm? Wllnrmi?'?.
' ','" ' ' and
leatlmony as i ;..,,. ,,- tMP
-lied with
' '
'"'' and
wh< n th.. body adjourn? d Mi Bai
u; ? riiit.-ndent of th? Institution.
OS th. stand. |.r. Winston I
ing the .'.?an,inatioa probably aa w<
my of his lawyer friend? ?said d
is bringing out every pol - iry to
furnish th,> committee with all the |g?
f'"!-i ft Ion .1. irahl? for than to bSV?, 11.
order t . thoroughly : th? tdtii
atlon.
Th" t-, mi,, r, r,f in? oommltt?
.
trick, PslOM r, ;
ton, Churchman, Clarke, Owyn, M<*Clana
han, lore,
I'. Smith, ulei t. "--?Hi. .1 on \Y. d
v nii-lit, was put on the stand I
Bh< ?tab -i th t ti,, ... tl_ ,
i ihe n formatory w I I Whit?
a young lady with
h? t ..u thla visit. They ?aw 111 - - boj
who waa ?hot, and b? t..i.i them that hi?
wound still prevented him from walking
H" m .- chained t.. i. ,i. bow? \. i The
hoy ' ;: or i* \
1 Mrs. i
ttert il u. it her lady v.
the . ?i Hi,I
MR T' ILKES '?v-tii IBS.
Mr. Mil., ti. Polk? i t. tiii. d thai
Smith had ?can him and asked 11 he
cllld 11.,1 hi !|. lo .
u..in tii.. reformatory. i[< end? ivor? >
are th? rel? iae of the lad. hut :
in ? very attempt be made. Ha saw Mr.
i Mr. Christian, and
tica Crutchfleld, hut none of tie m would
do anything for him. n . . i
for ?
th- lad. hut .hi . that
1." had given tie boy a fair tiia!.
could not .1.. anythli
Mr. Folk- ; s nd after hi? ? onver
i with the role e Ju
satisfied th>- boy -was guilty of ti?
with whi.-h he 111 .
Witte wt I lid he had the high ' '
for Mr. Caakl? arel Mr. Th?
witte
Mrs Bmlth. He r? piled that |
?he Mas a woman ..f ?;....d charact? ; , from
a ..t' her.
SHE saw Tin: BTRI]
i idn ' Virginia Tni
mi tho ?band, uni upon being asked io
knew .u itlon,
ipil? d thai m .m i . the
brol d her the
Ij. sic- del not know
Just how . but
ther? thi Her brother.
I7ih year, and had
i m.
.u,.i bad in. l, d babil , He
w.ud. however, When questioned i o
th?- cloth i roth? r v.
Pan? .'is jacket,
. and a : hlrt.
? covered the lower lltnba. She
did not know whether thta was In the
mer nui. or Winter. The wi!
knew Messrs. Bampson, Kinn*, and Tnr
li. r, . ployed at th-- reform
When question??, a? to th.- 1....1 ?erv??d
at the Institution, ?ha s lid ?h?
it was not pr?
:,.-> f.n-t that 1,.
food was that it M
ut.I, and that "it was DOl .?one."
Tho meal t>> which rred, a hi h
dinner, waa composed of sa!.,.!,
ami l.r. a,I. Th? f th.- Instil
ate at tie- same table with tbe boys.
Mr. Meredith questioned th.- wit
In reply to htm, ?"he atsted thai her bro?
th? r had I" u releas? 1 on? e, ai I i
id at home twelve month.-, but bad I
sent back to tiie r. formatory,
A MAGISTRATE TALKS.
JUSti - T. R. i ? : It, Who llV?
Henrlco county, about I from
th" reform Id he often \; Ited the
tution, ?m.i had I" n in th.. habit .;
doing so since th." Institution w i
hed. 11>" had commltt? 1 four minors
t.. th.- school, three on the charge of
tncy, and oie for felony. The
about i- "i" i ' year ..f age.
of these lads had no home; th.-. others
liv d ni ir Richmond. As to th.
Ived by th?- hoys at tl
natory he 1 In
H.- bad never seen any ?mall h -
irons. The youngest on? wa? at I?
v. us of age. He knew nothing >.f the
' hooting of a hoy by on.- of tin- v
. \. pi what lu- h ai heard. When
whether he knew Tom Hill, who wat i m?
ployed at the reformatory, tie- wil
t. pli? d that he ?lid. and the person >
I to was a color.,! man. II. under?
.i h.- was ?i nbjhl watchman. Tie
witn? ss kn< w Mr. Bampson. Hi? acquaint
with him began when the sup-nn
t, nd? m firat took charge. Tin- m :
m? ut of tie- school ha i been all
could he desired, hut th" witne
to th" loor ?iuallty of th" land. Some
had on?-" SWOVTfl out a v,
ai' linsl Mr. Sampson, ch irgim I
with whipping a boy. Th?
miss, tl.
WANTED ms BON RELEASED.
Mr. .| \ S ott. a merchant llvi!
2711 eaat Main i Th?
witn-1 - had a boj ? the r?
who area ?-. nl there win n he was i;
..f age. Th- charge on which I"
committed t,. the school a
Mr. Sett and his wii.- had preferred thai
their son should be ?enl to 1 id in prefer?
ence t., tho reformatory. Bin
had gotten hurt in the ?hlrt-factory I
h id visited th.. Institution quite i
Th? lad had been Injured at Hi" I
and It waa fix months before he
prevail apon th" authorities to put a
truss upon him. The wltjiess had
his family physld m out there once, and
th.- doctor had h. en
Mr. Bampson finally h id th" i
Richmond, whei
him. Th.? Witn? ! to th.
whi.-ti all the boy? were compelled t..
wear. IL- thought this I
to the Stil.-. Th?- hoys worked from 7
O'clock in the mornlni* until 4:16 P. M
The witness Btated that hi? ?on h.ui
n him any trouble. The neigh?
bor? h ..i complained thai the boy
meddle ome. Once the lad had been ar
i for throwing rocl r? Ight
train loaded with gravel. Por this cf?
the father paid Justice Crutchfleld
j-, or didn't remember which.
BUOVLD BE WITH MOTHERS
Th.- witness didn't l" li- V. that 111. tl
w. re lit to reform boys 10 and I
ag? Hi ihouiiht "th.ir mothers wer? ti*
proti?r ones to guide tln-in at thl
This remark cauaed conelderable applaua?
The wttn?M thounht Mr. Sampson a
perfectly Jusl man, and h>> had I
any harsh word? to tie
boy? under his car?-. Th." guarda, hoa
Were ?rp with tie m Mr. J
sail the great trouble with the reforma?
tory was that tha?s was no limit ?
t. rra. Wftn? ?a. in reply to queation, said
that he v. r? of ag? , had
si.iv. s on a plantation, and that thej i
happy t ompared with ths boy? at
th.- reformatory. A I? ItSf
from Rev. Mr. ?rni.r, t
the Third Christian ? hui h
im.: the authorities of th?- institution to
Mr. Scott's ?on, if they i oui I
The witless was tin II taken In 1 11
Mr. Meredith. Mr. Bcott started t>. htm
that he had tWO sons sent to the n !
tory. Ti" flrsl bad bean sccussd of ob?
tsinlng money under fa! ii.
med in the school three rsars, until
he wa a i s ?ai i of
NOT si'i*ki(:ii:ntly it.ai?.
Mr. Oeorge Napier, ?if Manchester, an
111.- al I in* had \ I.-M' d
One
Reason
\ymr scotts rwi i sioi n ?rs
weak throats, weak lungs
makes nth Llood, and ?treriirtn
eus puny and delicate children is
beca :? all its parts art m
so scicntitic a manner thai ?l,a
' itigrMion .an deal with it.
This expeliente has mi 11
d?mombTNiNOfairsfyanri ter
/ ' sale ly all drus*,*?.?, .t. , aadfi,
-. ai. tae 3UUjri.l unit Irte. ^
SCOTT & DO WML. Clieniist*. New Ywk.
Fine Shirt? Made to Order.
Kim; Baits, On roosts, for
men ?and boys, about SIXTY
CENTS ON THE DOL?
LAR.
That's our story.
It means money saved?
Ratisf.-iotioii assured?if yoTJ
need ;iny Clothing.
odd Pants and Federa
Hats figure prominently in
our great sale, ?too,
A regular $1,50 Fedora
for 90c.
O.H. Berry ??Co.,
Main and lenth Streets.
1 four tim - ?ther had
. sent i.? the institution. ?;
the refon nth of i
bar, and ?(a. lad 1: -
only a thin gauae rt under s
Jeans coat. When thi i had to b?
his brother told him that he had I
without any. Hi- ia
iptlon. Th?
Which his brother was SBBt '
was that of throwii
Thai was tb?
with wbleh i-e fa ,,i
THE Sri'iailNTKNLLXT TESTIFIES
Mr. W. I a ,,,], n? 0i
reformatoi ., the
l review I
'"' larg? ly -\-. n- |n i. aching?up to the
present position In
tl l_
und? r hi- . harge, the j
uno
the others from I..- hm. n I
th.- charge on which th? ? wer? c mmit
t. I. 'i he i
tour
that
long, li.- bad who had I
tb? re 1.VI11I mi Cordon i
at the In tttution live j
'
'
lad was t tured
'I he I
In n.
o!T tin.
Th.? wltl
her the boy had i
.'
they worked ..fT th and hnd
' tl em tli.\ were
t. mi
i th?
dorm I tori. Tal kins four :
month w<
'
I mily
father." ': - nly allowt
?ilk in tl | in wh? n
was given.
Wien asked what '. for
- ral punishment, the Buperlnt? n
repll? ,i that it v
rulltj
-
as when they att? mpt? d to run _
SHOT AND PUT IN CHAINS
The boy who f th?
him, and foun i bin I den.
t't...n being commanded to bait, and re
fusln f, I rd fired, hitting ?i1 ? lad in
. tun run an . be was p_i -,i -.
in put ??n lils leg. Mr.
R inapi on thoui -1 did right, un
d< r tii" ." ' th
boy, if thi wound had prov? a
I - -
Tho ' dark,
ntly no Intention to
hit tl Th? boy ni- 1 si s
criminal, I and bad
. -.m.-' eaking.
- itinti road? ' '. tb
to i. id the eu ird to think If h
own life would be In
danger. Thi r? taken of
this affair by the county authoi
Thifj i -till at the reformal
m,,] had recov? n ! from his wound.
\s it was now n o'clock and Dr. Win?
ston had not Bntshed his exam
the witness, the committee adj
m. et as tin ' tiP. M.
\\ REELING THE WORLD.
?...t n BnwBtB spin. lint la Snl m??
cnnriiKi'il.
li:xin?;t<?N. va, January a.?<
; (linger, of Vi
Austria, an froni
Stauntoii. 1I-- Is BUI king B tour of the
woi Id mil of a a
for n
mon? v. bul will
While ;
of tl. Mr.
I I T 111
I : lloW With : .
: m. n of all th?
_ Far thi
: out fr >m Vienna he
IIroa l train
and tiiat foi ?i dlstai nty
? ill., All:
I ! I I
, lie, ?md at. nched hi?
to tins place. While h? r? tint ankle h be
ttendt d to by his new friends
ipplled. !( I
tblng but prali and
Am< rL .m n? v? -i ipi n and - ild that I
were t ir aui ei I
i v i ? ?[ie? t and >i ' ni. He a ill go
South from her? t i N'.itut il Bridge, I
R ? - - ill'*.
irid thence to Sew
he will s ail for An- '
etng paid t.. that point by a :
i ? p. r m? n ol New V..rk city
i .ver the dlsl inca in two ye irs, and h -
t !! Is BOB
fourt. ihead of bis acbeduled
Is in this s? ' tlon of the
country are well nlgb impassible o
m, vi!.-, on aocount of the n cen? i
md bis wheel showed ?)? it a ?
severe strain by the Immense amout
mud on It H? ' ""'
recent difficulties which he has
with, but thinks that ha will make the
journey in leis than tw. years ind ar
riv at hi- thi 1st of
Septi ml r, IShX ^^^^^^
N\ llllaiu.liiiru .loltltiKa.
\\ ILI-I 1M8BURO, VA. January B.
, Mr. Tyler 1
,?-a;<-.l w it o ..a- "in. .
M lllotl .lonos. -
r,t n---.lv T I r-Ew? li
,',_!- hortly fot it.i
?, ; .it her aunt. Mi T s i,
\?, and Mrs ?- ne .r. from Ball
. iting the i imlly of Mr. T
liloxton. . . ,
Mr. Denm? 1, who i i visttlo : In St.
day night
ni?-.i in n i * .a 11... m Bleeps*.
DAHVLLLB VA., January 9 (Speetal.)
Bennett 11 P"90k, a young man en :
fioin his home. In Washington, i ? '
Asheville, N. ?' vrl I i" n or*
d In the
I'ulluiaii sleeper attache,! to Southern
Train No. tl, which arrived h(
k this morning. Tin Invalid died
A.i? min Lynchburg
u, re taken in charge hara by
liuieitak. r Tow i after being
pared for i i were pla. d on th?*
Washington fast mall, laavvlng her.
1 i.. I' M Tb'- mother, who was journey.
mi; South With her son. returned with the
, . The deceased, u lawyer by pro?
fession, was ?> year?? old.
NO TRADING STAMPS.
Oft!?;iV\!. NI1HPMV HIM, HFI'OnT
i-.n WITH IMQBl ?aWSBSUMtrT.
A MEW OYSTER MEASURE PRESEH?ED
Mr. ?rnla: Offer? n ?4uli?i(ltu(e for His
Illll Air. inly llefore ?li?. ?Dm m I ?tee.
The I'ropoaed Itnllivn* l oto m i?? I..11.
I e? Jslnil? c <;<)..||,.
House Committee on Foul
justtae yesterday th Mad to repart fa
! ly tho original Murphy bill ab.>llsh
ln>r the use of trading stamps and .radiny
.In i
mlttcc concluded, however, thai
the i .r the bin, '-.\o
n shall In any manu, r
any gtfl sntSfprtSO LMMIMBs in the St Ue,"
1 h. ?til. k. n out. Jt Is thoujbt that
th?; bill will in this form be acceptable
t" many in.-mb"rs Who were tOtUtttff op
: to It. and it , ' I til It Lie
I.
" lin- . ominltt. .- at Which
iisld. red was a long
'"i", but this suhj. ihkly dirf
that tho bill, which
drawn by city-Attorn? y Meredith,
WCUld meet the dir. {Jon ,4 ins House
that 8 bill be reported win. li would I f- '
fectualry break up tho trading itamp and
? 1
Tho following teleferan* re<*eived Issi
. r? n ? t i _- explains Itself:
"Lynebbu IMS,
"Qeorgs McD. Blake, Richmond, v...:
"Overwhelming majority of merchants
tin , and
three, at I? ast, of 1 h
; iH-ok? n up. CARTER QLAI
OTHER BILLS ACTED UPON.
Mr. Anderson's bill ahoUahlns the three
days ..r - d upon uni
ai.ly by I I
Mr. farters bill, providing that co|
Hurst?; Manual und Quide ! ' furnished
by tbe s: ito to Justl. 1 * ol the 1 ace.
Mr. Wtthrow*! Mil, providing that per
about to make an asaignmeni shall
not prefer creditors, was madi P
order for next Wednesday morning.
.Mr. Jeffrlee*! bill, making violation of
the Sunday liquor laws and gambling
' . Indictment and trial in th?
county enurts_ was reported favorably,
with an amendment that thi ounty Judge
the justice b? fore w boni
th? cas? is tried
Mr. luiko was baud on bi? bill in re
a ml to tl <. and til'
mea i?.| to -.
mlttee of two, con listing - ' Wat
kins and Campbell,
following bills .
1 l.ly :
Amending the Code of Virginia in 1
-.ii.- perfection of mechanics' lien,
mechanics' lien notice, and not!.f lien.
rcult court for ?i..- city of
a,l.
T.. create 1 circuit court for th.- .1'
Lu-1 : by .Mi. \vin
Th. hiil Intro.lu. ed by Mr. K. <'. Folk. I
in ?h.- early part of the session, provl.
that th.- salarie-; ,,t city, town, and coun?
ty employee! be sub
1 by the com
mitt? .. Mr. Polkes, In add i
Ing the body on his poke
very briefly. 11 ! not
1 th.- justice of iHowlnj
tlsens to he ex? mpt from ;
Ing tli? ir debts. Why it was t'; t a coun
Ity, or town official Was allowed Ulis
prlvll
had 1..? had sati | snswen !.
Allowing ?m oifli-.T who drew the people's
money to be ex-'inpt from paying nil Jujt
obligations to creditors was an absurdity,
?id. l-'or his constituents he would
-h it th?- vast 1
The hu.-iia ri -men wanted it.
. th.- worklngmen could why
they should be garnlsheed, and tie?
pie, ? la. re< Ived better hould
tempt 'I'll.- bin was so clearly an
t>f lusti?*?, ,? ? iri Mr. Folk.
was committee in
king further in it? behalf.
Mr. Duk- Ittea
on behalf of tho bin Introduc? :
v. hi. h giv? s tbi ? lovernor the poi
Intrng women notaries, and Mr.
Mann ^-.ay, offer? 1 a an amend?
ment that th., qualification Bhould
in court. .' tee d< eld
1. r..rt tho hill favorably with th- an
ment
Mr. Ilir-ks reported from the sub-onm
mlttee the bills regarding il..- sali of de?
linquent lands, and th.-ir consideration
was made the special order for Monday.
Watkins anti-futurei bin was :
; .-lia! order for Monday w.-. k,
LAII.WAV COMMISSION LILT.S.
At tb.- mi ' tln^r of unit?
ies on I R. rnoon the,
Railway ' Senator
With : "al action
not tak? n, .md the bills were made
pedal continuing ord? r for the n
Ing " oon. Mr. Withers
spoh length in explanation of
the three biiH--Nos. 115, Us, and U7.
an companion measures, and are
designed to In?rense tbi number of rail?
way comml .loners to three; to make
of appraisers .?r th?
of railway, telegraph, t< l< phone,
other com]
t.r, and to make this; board a court of
rd. Mr. Withers made a strong state?
ment of tl of thi bill and 1
?ion. Further healing
of Mr. Alexan?
der H for
ti .mi inttc-Coast Lira- Railway Com
p my. Th of the bills will i.?;
fought Mr. S mu.'
1 of thi bills in thi House.
A NEW CRAIQ LILL.
\t ' ' - ex? at ::
tl e House Committee on the <
.md its Ti iken
on any ol r bills, though they
: at length. Mr
f, red ' .' f"r his m> asure, which
lered at lev? ? .1 sei
al he ad.ii'. used the
committee In ? splanation of Ins new 1
1 was d Ided to consl :
Moll.lav at 10 A. M.
1 ?r. LeCato app ired befot 1 pm
? advocated his board .u fl
bin, which piss.-i the s
was not tak. II.
ANONTM? .is LETTERA
Tho meaban of ti om
mlttee on Mpendltnrei al Btat?
relying num. tons anonymoui
irging ?-ith.-r dishonesty or mls
nt In the 1 onducl ..f such li
tutlons, A members of the ?*omniittee s?u.i
harges of tins char
I t 1?' founded In fart, but that
the committee would oonalder bo unslgn?
. il eoinlllUllli'j'iotlS.
Membei
asking tli ?t the s. sate pa_ the n
bill placing 1 fax on .????-IhI clubs which
.1?. The
?ions li printed, and
that as tin- law licenses only "pr.>
P? T parsons'' to sell whtsk.y.
I the rli-'ht tO lal dub
would be manifestly lmpr'?p<-r. The signa?
tures are, in m . thus,- of .
known men In the SI
; i:s AND <: Matt?.
I'oinmitt..? on Printing >. it? rday
n poi: My the bid requiring all
printing for any >?f the st.it?. departments
to !.- dons under tht ?n of the
Superintendent of Pabilo Prlntlng.
The H". Committee <<n "Propositions
.1 t.. re?
port favorably the anti-butterlne bill of
Mr. K>. s? 11.
Senator Kane will to-_ty offer s Joint
resolution directing the Commonwealth's
attorneys tu various counti?ts In whicb
located to sxamlae
lUCh Inspectors and ti ;
Auditor as reg , Ondl
lion, with especial
time th? last settlem? ni a The
resolution will provide that where Inspee
tors have failed to settle ut the times re?
quired action shall be begun on their ohV
clal I??.nds. Under the ]
re required to settle ever)
month-., but there u.- many who have ant
done so In two hi
> thi adoption of hu resolution
ill In an Increase in th>- 0
tes of 130,000 In
Tin? Schedule ? h-itm, .1
A neu schedule on the Main-street line
..r the Richmond Railway and El?
? 'inpaiiv w.nt Into - ffed :i"d
the last cai will leave Fulton
ut mldnlKht. half en hour Ister than
heretofore.
Old lion,Nil?,n (loll.
The Committee on Air.in?
lallation of officers ol I
Dominion Democratic Club will hold an
luipoi-laiu iu<-eltng <U tb? club'd hOBS*
quarters, In Thon's Hail, to-n?**n*.
newly ?else ted officers of th<? elub win lie
Inducted into active ?ervlce on W? i
day night next.
Cattle ?tiinrnii? Ine I.rts?/ ?ti> pi n t.-?l.
A t? It'trram from v. i la?l night
Stilt
tur.- li .
law. an II u
ruury 15th.
Dortor? I.mich on Creen Caillas.
tUrOLK. VA., January 2i
The second and
ed by many li
in" tor? visited St. "\ H -
the l: rning
and a 1 - -pertinents,
Tho morning session, at wl
by ?n
Item on : i w(i=? "gTeen-gi
Lynnhavcn oyuters. 'I I
In?
igainst the green-gill?*?! o>
unfounded; thnt they \?.
the ;
diet.
lock the evening ?esato-J
h.'i.i: after which a banquel
V. M. I. Il?i?r?l (Irtlcr-,
L-XXINOTON, VA., January
i of Visitors, of the \ ?r
gtnla Military Institute, ?luring their
meetlnar, ei
the completion of tin? outside "f the
Memorial Hall, by i.
I, In order that It miirht **i
in keeping with th? i
thing like MSO will i "n,l<
work. Anoth.-r order entered by the board
was to allow tx.th th<* foot-ball eleven and
the base-hall nine to tnk?
Tins order will bo balled with delight by
the cadets, and have B good l '* ' 'il*"??
tho athl"ti. hoot.
Rheumatism.
Tho pains incident to r.ieurruitiflm are
ri'liovod by one application of Chamber?
lain'-) Pain Italtn, ami its **ontin*J-d uso
Koou effects a permanent cii'v.
ile 2_ ur
EEUQI0171 IERT1CES sixntY.
N-TBROAD-STBEET METHODIST
i in nril (oorn?r of Broad ?n?lTesih streets*.?
?niiiy S.-I1...1 8:30 A. ?. Presc-bint* at il L
K.ans h i", m by tu- p??or. Km. w. ??.
hr*KK. i). l>. Morning subject: "lie Bela
:'-,tw-w*n a 1.... i y on F.arth aed a 8
ti." Atntgtii: 'Is the Manh I ..f Our
fouagMen Btraal to tboOaaGreat P**rtlof tti?*
m to all.
VaT CLAY-STKI.I.T METHODIST
Kl'ls. OPAL CUUBCQ (-?orner Adimt and Clay
streets)?Kev. K. II. ?4WUK0I .'.bstb
Kfaool IfclS A. M. PNaebtag at I I \. M. aa.l *
P. ti, by tho na.tur Morning "Ut','?' t ! J ru.?
Oreatoeas" Bvaatng ?ub)e-*i: I/tokinu
Glass or LOTer?Countenance >.r ?bar.
Vuarierlv Conferen?*e MONDAT at H l'.
M. ? !a?s meeting Tc?so_rat8 P. M. Mid*
week prayer b-tv?cs Wkdnksdat at h P. M.,
kpworlb I.naguo ILivotlonal meeting Kkiday
at?: 10 I* M. _
UaT UNION STATION M. K.
CHTJHCH, BOOTH?lev? QSOaoi <& Takbbs.
sin?.. I.. I).. Pastor.?Subjects, Il A. M., "Th?.
Hlgheat ll,.n..r t.. _-*-*-* *** s P. M ,
llr.?:* ?Ikti'I,"; !?:!."> A, M . ?"ijrit.iy
?cbooland morning cUs?,: 8:80 P.M., Bpworrh
Lea?" - DAY, Wbdnksdav, und
Tin it-urn N i ? ; 111 ?. ?'ni.-inl me?*tli
Nicht.
OTSSOON 1) PBK8B1TBBIAN
CHI 1***11. ? I 'a- Rev. DONAU GOTSStS, Of Wil
keri.ni, I'anali. ?Ul preaea at 11 A. M , and
Kev. ?ir. BOO? it P. M Y..tit.i* non ar
itiaiiy Inrited to ntt<>n>l tb ces both
iiieniiii * and afteii
i?r OBACE-STREET PBEBBITB
I?IAN ?Hl'I'i II 1'i'V. Jas? WlTllM'-l'oos. ;,,
1?, Pastor-ele?**??Herrices at u o'do-Jk A.
M. aad8o'clock P M. Preacblog by the pi?.
tor. Hund? i vi.-."-i at le.'tu ii'.-i.i"k A.
M.: WSDKII0A1 NlunT serTlcea at?
tow iti?i;ni)s.-.mf.i:tin(? fob
diriuo worship Bybsy sabbath Mokviv. at i i
o'.li?. _. Beat? i?r.? fro,?, anil all n.
&I?Mttnff-Boase ? lay street sbore Kit
?Ok A. il. on WaOHl
?ay- BEVENTH-STBKET i'MIUS
TIANCIII It'll S'Veiit?; and ?ira
Preaching at 1? A M. and s P, M. i -,
? . A , : . lu. Sunday acbool it
0:30 A.M. Seat? tree BSd the publie . ..r ii.--.lly
_
t&- FIRST BAl'TIST CHUBCH
: of Twelfth and Broad tttt .
k rooi'Eu. i ?. l>.. pastor, win prwet?
?U 11 A. M and x P. M. Bible
M. founf Peopl I P. Jl. All iiiadi*
cordially wekoma _
VoT SECOND BAPT1BT0HDB0H
ST Sixth nnd Main streets)?Ke. U. k. ;..
Bmitu, I?. I?., Pastor. Sunday aob<v>l al
A.M. Pmecbtns atUA.M. aad I P. M. by
tho pa tree*. A cordial wel<*orao to
all. t
( JBACK-HTBRET BAPTIST
CHTJBCB?lav. WIIXIAS K. IUtchkk, l> )?.,
r??t?S Haill??? 'it !, ' latieriiaiM", ??rac-i
between Uolvljnro ami I'm?* Htreets. .Sunday
sebool at W: l? i .'.!.> - A. M. ; pr*?arblni? ty tb?
fait,,rat 11 o'clock A. M. and t? P. M. Prayer
meettnff WaosasoAV mogr at 8 ooktck. Toung
men'? prayer m**ettng Satdsoat Niuiit ar s
o'ei<?.-k. _ u
HTOBOYE AVENUE BAITIST
CHUKCH (Grovfl avasaa Beat lien.?h street)?
1<.)V. .1. C. HIS?**, o. lb, Pastor.?PreaeUliu*
st U A. M. ?ni H P. M, by lb? P?Sa.
?iiiiio eiuss ir, ra 10 to 10:^0 A. M. in main
audience room.Sunday ?onoolal tbi.? \.
VaT BABTON ELEIQHT8 BAPTIST
CBUBCH. Ksv. A. Bkoadulm, Jr., will pi
at II A. M. .nid s P. M. Sun lay ?ebOoJ, i?.-:i(J A.
m \ onac I'll. - Union 3 P. M. l*rayer?uieet
llif- WBDMKaOAY 8 P, ti.
MTELDEB-T. ('. WHBELEB, OP
Maiaa will proacb at -'0<J Beeorroir
i ?.Ken* ? tirittian meettag tteaaa, boa
DAT at 11 A. ?l. aud h P. M., and every ?y?aiag
iluriii^ th*? mr>en. at ts o'.-lock, Saturday ei
. A cordial woli'oni? to atL
Becsnss these jm??-?^s ?tro so low
you must not thin)? we do not sell
Fine Clothing for Boys,
us the cut |tii(?-s?-;in.s?'?l by our rc
M more than pr<
<?ur assertion that ill ;
clothing store in town sie thi
laer Knits t.? 1?.- I,a?l, no matter if
><>u pay - -,,lij
Black sod Brows, ?Scotch ( h,
riots, \\"rst?-?l, and Pssesd
tiia.l.' np ?is w. 11 as any eiLst |
r could make them, sswsd
tiiroii-liout vitli silk, and with the
highest cost linings that could be
MlCtl. Si/?S 1 t?) 10
8r.le pri?e, per ,_ o
suit. 4\},4*->
Tb" ball .?' 11.50 and S
Sul! double-bres
o 10 years, will l ji
S Suit.
All . ! | y ne S'ittn
v, Ll.-nk. and
?inalJ
i IS,
. '
I anu
Ilia <1 with s- :
?Old t'ol
tn at ii so, hut ? i
-.? i y? ?*?
r .nt*
pi' !
; our usual 11
I'. W Ir.
-t"?? paire Boys' All-Wool i'as?tmere
:
W a II
moval-sale p? i"
Ali . f our r S. and fel.?O
I, w it li i n?ls
i n d 7.".
v-U!ue,
d Krown
In? '.ills
id?
wlin wide .?miar coi?
id trimmed wltl
! fron*
-
>i r..? \
f NaVV-H'.a
?
I I?
All <?f our
,
Id for tl ?md P?
?nd P'.; ?v.-ry oi
(VOol, of til
, .1 |
r satin
ierge? I
that'? wny the prie?
n 0.48
>' ?'hu ' trim
wu
Children's Tarn
in? d
and
with f'
-;.'.. il.
IUI IDS MEYER'S SONS. fiTH AMO BROAD.
II 111 \M>! 111.11 *?l \V*> M?)lt?ii:.
And
mi Ollleer I'LL?.! Ulm I |? Ol
tho Itoad.
SREVILLE
to-night m
B. T. Oshnrni <in Iks pnfoite rond .
mile east Of the tOWB. Be ?javl his .
At 7 " stole
the horse in Jetersvtllo fi reck Ob
. ;
1 Bowler, the owner of tb? hors?,
ly on the 8 o'cl ? k (tain.
, -a
:
which led t.? I ?wl< r
li. i| ! . While lie
we i making som? pun hases th. ?
a The b. '
Wilson is b. lleved t.? be
wh-.. it Amelia Courthot
broke
from ' Imer. U.
Btructlons from the Anteil? officiais.
inlBni BoleeelBnB,
S VI.LM, VA . .lita
Mr. J
past - -
I ttl.lt pOfMtiol..
and v.
?here hrt Will build
m plant foi
i Extract '
l
llntant railway ? ? nt at
-.
on.
1
m LTBS,
I -uarv . ??, IS??. ."
.'!:?. I?(>LA MANTLE, wlf.
i tie.
Funeral from I
TO l'A V (Saturday) at 1
I'. M. ?
-. . Baptist B
v night a!
It, after a ful I
BARDbTNIA N.'LA.m? in the 83d
At, - -
11 funeral ?
FAIRY SOAP
PURE-WHITE-FLOATING.
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the
purest and best materials known to the soapmaker's
art and that money can buy.
The Soap of the Century
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient size?,
for the toilet, bath and laundry.
Mide onlj by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago. St. Louis. Ne? Yori
T?,?fcTh_5f*t-W a r in;
J
COTTOLKT?F*.
l*iJ>l7.S-*,Tn*Thlr.?l1

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