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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1898._7
PAGE IS PRESIDENT.
i v\. i n to Tin: il f in ?>r i m:
i ?k ai. ni h LSBOCI bTlEE,
IHIOU MEETING OF THE BODY.
? \rr OEaaask, ?nd ?in?, Mmt_
,,,. ..f lMttiaa-1 itrou?i,? i ?,*,.,. ,)U_
.'i?!"?-'-?-' Mniifonl to R^,|rn
\, ?, i aw ?.
: me? t.-.g ..r th.? Bar .\ ..
f the eli\ of Hichmond was ),. i,i
moan in the city itsuj
tud though
than oidlnary |tn.
"dlnK
' Hug.
- ' from the lathing
HOU. L H Mmifcrd. ;,s tm
"'? '?ds that the
SU the gavel at the
:,: st'" text from
tad in the
new laws. Mr, Munford
t- a report
-'.ed |0 pi
: before tlo
seal oaarterly .
CONDITION.
' ' '''' ' 1 th"
be ::. ., fairly ;
dew loped th?
?1? iimiu. .
m -1 !lv,-ly Ha.
;" ooHecttag the money
' inlzatloii.
:
-
"- Mon, third
' ' ' K . Th >m
v- ' I Peyton, Jr..
by the .
,: ' ' ' ' M John
v B Chain c m
n the
from
committ*
?n, Lib:
I i ' ad.
-
TIONS OF RESPECT.
i.airman announced thai Um
B
' s- :! i ?J opt? d
' m h and bai. wo?
"."n fr??m th. Nation
mm? ndlni thai
be under
-iran?s f,.r the pi
ihould be
unless he had pro?
un tudy quai
i of the h..
:. i II n a?Ctlon taken In I
V I I.(?(?I? ok \IM'I.I? ATKINS.
Me?, Winit riii?-<-M ?n llu? Hour?!
?if Klnlierle?.
- Ty]. r will n it make tin* an
fter th-- Legislature adjourns.
'lhere ba*I pttca
iitiii probably half that numb?
ala?
The '". malnlng three m mbei
i be selected from -< > turns Of Virginia
heir actual expenses whin- attend?
?ard.
loned for tbe ?hair
ptain John A. Curtis. ..r
,. Fletchei
doiai B L Fs-rlnboll and Mr. w.
Use, ol Lb w >-' r. Mr. ? ;
say, "f Norfolk county; Mr. Naah, of
uth, a! pn - m a oil rh b
..- Auditor of r unta,
w. Nierai ?rtsmouth,
'? cornu
ti - f,.r the - Ip. Th? re
othtr candidates lor the
:
cer
' the
ostrv, which the bill provides
-
ibly t" up-country
,-. .-'.;.. . pr- -
tution from tilii
which
stunt
office
tha the bill
. .!. who have urged th?
aptain Curtis to the |
?H-: O?NTER'B I'HATH.
The clerk of tlM ?Circuit
i,
.... :.:h circuit. T? t will
n to tilt
that body or
hint?tr*s ?i?
, nsmoN oran hi>
The Oovernor sod a re?
, vernor of West S ir
.1,'iiii li. Rutledge, wl
.. ounty jail ,u
w UBder arrest in Blue?
. . .
. : nor Tyi.r bs sanounced hi
l.r DO ni
, il.lll "Ullis
api? o m examining
ding t?. other
put off.
Inted Mr.
of Fulton's promi
Dotary public.
lili? I >?<????. H.l.?-i?r?.il lo-Mglil.
i. i an imp"-'
w at the
mar of Eleventh snd Mgr?
reeta to-night.
..
lew cm.;
. . gun In ?-?'
S will be ib.- niii-icii event <>t
"' I*
ity.
l?.o|,.-r(> TrHiutfem.
'
H
nn suc i. northweel eor*
Ittl ?06.
I . i, a A? tho
Ml i.-.-t went
. ... . r .;. o wife
On Kings!.mil
from Richmond,
At
ng
\\ ell-Il?-???r?.?-?l l'??nu??ti??ii.
ting ot in. cm Build
'
alleriioon Mr. > U
for tne
, : BO '
oithfui and
. .. !.. past fea r*?r* as
o . |
Thin
Children
(MS SAMSfAf flOU in aivleg
" Scott' taull*?"? to children 1*
? " ?? tlmtui
fctorr & Bow st. N*w Y'urk.
lend ui it
Ir'allg yOJ
St?op'f?i.
s
oms ?TsrjOY?
Both tho method an?! regnlts when
?TTUpof Fit-sis ?ken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
pi'iitly yet promptly on the Kidm-vs,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys?
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of hi kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste andac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
efforts, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ami have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all Issaifacg drug
gist?. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro?
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL.
??UWiUE, KV. NEW YORK. H.?.
_lis 1 Tii.ih.?SalyAweow.ti-iir;
?i I v i \ \i:w tri st i (?Mi-w-i.
o?,* to iieuin Bwsla.s. Us?a '?"looks
(?P??n fur Stock.
Tbe Initial step In putting into opera?
tion the Richmond
''"inpany. to which the C.eneral A1
ently grant. .1 s charter, ws
taken . i .1 a rm
of tin- oorporstors, held In th. i.anking
Of loi.n L William- ?V- Sons.
Hon. W. Joaiah Leak? presided over the
meeting, and Mr. Henry c. Cabell
I ap?
pointing Messrs. James W. AlUson, P.
W. Scott, and Henry I* Cabell S commlt
three t?, open bOOstS or subscription
to th.- capital stock of the company, ten
days' notice being required under tbs
r, tb. i.'.oks- of subscription to op? a
rVedneaday, February U, ISN, and
close on Saturday, tb? Mth instant, it
Is proposed that th. capital st.? k shall
no! be ) ss than ?881,180 nor more than
". although the charter authorise?
.. k to be I
Thi ms say that the busi
i company will i..- conducted strictly
on trust-company lines, and that tbej do
the mercantil.
tanking business. It is also undOl
that they win not go on security bonds
a h< re thi i ?tat. or tund
Involvi l is directly under their charge or
; | mpany will make
ilty of th.- BxeculIon of trui:
rlptlon, Including tbe admlnia?
lallj em
,i by Its charter to act
Bdmll ami
guardian, and is especially d?sign?t
ry for funis und? r th?
Or the
I nit. ..r Of any Of th? States
and 'i
Trust companies In New Tork, Baltl?
have m reci nt
th. nest profitable financial
institutions, the stock of many <>1 them
ranging from MOO to 8 000 per ?bar. on a
par of |M8 An Interesting tsbl? wa? aub
mltCd to the meeting yesterday showing
th. condition snd earning? of th. trust
companle. In New Sorb and Baltimore,
and l h,- opinion ?,?. aa !i ely ?XD1
that there was bo reason why tb. Bleb
mond , ' ducti d,
should not bav. its full share In this
lucrative buslni
The charter lo dis company, which IS
..n?- of th?- most Importsnl giant?.i by in.
uii.iy. was approved
by th. Qovernor on Monday, Its
(teen n pre? n
m.-n, Including prominent Brian
in Baltimore .nd Nea Tork, as well as
in Btchmond, They are; Hon. Joaepb i
Willard, of Fairfax county; Hon. \\.
Joaiah Leak., John Bkdton Wii:
- W. Allleon, N. W bn W.
m. William H. Trigs, Hon. Wil?
liam Wirt Hi nry, lb nrj L. fjabi ?i i
a Davenport, F. W. Scott, W. M. Ha
i, and J. -i. Ol
this city; Boberi C. Davidson
<?r she Baltimore Trust snd Ouaraatei
Company, of Baltimore, and n-Ma*
the city of Baltimore; J. WUllam Mldden
dorf, or Mlddendorl bank
president of thi U
and Alabsms railway, of Baltimore, and
wiiii..m i". Cochran, of New vork. .\ir.
Cocbraa Is a director m tbe West, in
Union ("elegrsph Company and also In the
i., .nd Alabanas railway, in which
many Richmond i??-<?pc- are Interest? I,
and la fflstlngutohed alike for his wealth.
ibiltty, and philanthrope
PMAI m IBB 08 tiii:m.
JastJee -laha Twits? Baarei.. an the
ajateraal IBa I'oii??- Blve Him.
The valiants of Richmond bad provided
the usual Baetertal foi Justice jobo t"
practice his ju I rday morning.
i n.' cas?- of ' dekson, th? ne?
gro woman Charged with striking Shirl?-"
w hit? lad, with a brick, w 14
nntll tin- nth, on account of
the inability of lb. lad to appear and th?
uncertainty of his condition. Dr. Stover,
s*aa called to m a th? boy, said thai
hi> patidit was not yet OUI Of danger.
Shirley was playing in the stn-.t. and
Ing with which he had nothing
thi woman took up a bricfc
hurled it with gr.-at force st young Ro
ll.-r aim was goo.l, the
. cutting a deep gssb and erushlna
the skull b.n.ath lh.? fleshy eOVi
i ?r. stovi r found it i to put him
under th. inSuence of chloroform to ra?
the splintered I
William H"i"' (colotred) was ,
With ti.-spa.ssing on tie promis, s of
-joug. n , le, and Heyl. had to sol up
Ita. They had . vid.-ntly ha 1 a ,?c.n
.-.,, ne. and made Bp before court, snd
lohn sabed Douglas l
it m. ?aid: "Oh, well: there is nothing In
it " "All rigbt." wi or*? reply;
"you p ?y ' '!;' * 'A' '", (';,is
to his rlghl bower), coliacl B.8D from
this man. will yon'." '-'hi* ,f>*' rlghl
how.. p.o. "i"' to ?lo In his attractive
BBd but iiiways rrftectlve.
wh? n there Is any bluou in ini
tUHaniel Port.T. Ali?- Smith, Sarah
Tren! Su?an Kelser, and Boas H.-w
Of i he colored kind
their admiring frie?
the ?tree! Tuesday night,
hut unfortunately for them. OIS
Sow. II and BaUei W< r. among tb. ad
inlrlnK spectators. It seemed a pity, it
th, cruel-hearted asenta of tfct
i up0n them, and In bws Urn?
than .. tabes to ?reite II tb? P*" ? ?J
tb. Cae. Terpslch'. i.? bind the
the Second citadel,
j'.hu w. Jones w?s charged w.o.
striking Celia I ? ?S-***
man, in I *** ,,nP<1
!.. ?la was taxed tbe ?.me amount be
n?t turning the other cheek, a?
..,,,?, nook ?ay?, ?h?' ?trunk bint
hack with the fury of a wildcat.
,f Ed. Tucker, o? Swansboro'.
charged with b?-!ng disorderly on Kl?
trl.-Cnr No. M of the Four?-enth-Slr.
Lin.- and aoeaulttng Conductor Tliuritiy
was called, and the accused was ftn?*d P
and gOSta Tin- flne whs paid.
The cas- i | V. PaTCeU, also O
Swansboro'. charged with striking Oeorg
P'ircfll, was continued until ihe 1Mb, a
tin bnv hSa not yet i-?covered, though 1
I? believ. d he will do SO.
Oakwaad ?irsinriii i.n.
Tin- i.- iftwood Mesaseis
laii'.n an- arranftag to bass a tea a
so. .".m, ..it <?r o. gin ?t next i ooM
venii.g from ? to 11 >'? lock. Kv? i
.ill be put forth to make i>
~?oat enjoyable one. An ?jseeBeat pi"
jrammc. musical and literary,
Separad, and the ladles ?ir?? willing I
ISSUrS all who alter?! a very good time.
Revlvnl nt llo-nnrd'a (?rove.
Tin- ravivai acivlcei at Boward'e??flrnv
Baptist church, conducted nightly by th
i'.stor, are growing In Interest and pow.-r
.arg-?- ?cnKiegations are proSOM at ever;
?etvice, ?mi] tin irg have been aev?*ral con
. rsions. '?'m. meeting will continue ?lu
Ing the w.i-k. ami the public. (.
he un. ,,,. urgently ln*/lted ti
ittend. ?Prayer ami in : at la
I'. M.
Tli?. In.in. Were Trnnxpnaed.
IB the ?omparutive statement of th
Midgets f"t ISN and l*?'.-. published in th
Dispatch ?ui Tuesday morning i
imoiints appropriated for St. Joseph
?rplian Asylum and St. Paul's Chard
lome las, year ware in olvcrtcntly trans
? sed. riie statement should ha'.
*t. Joseph's Orphsn Asylum, EM
Paul's ?'hurch Home, %1'fl.
'I I??? I!. U'li??. He, l-|,l|..lt.
Tick.-ts for th. re, .pilot! of 111"
>f tbe . . M.-moilal lut- lary So
let;.', to b. heM at IhS .l"'T' I BOB I M H
iry 19th. ?Ban be had by members of th.
"'-?.-ty from Mis ThomSS H la iry. M?
.' .?'nu?*, and Mrs. Norman V. Han
lolph, DI east ? h at Mi mben
ire entitled to two extra ticket- it th.
brad i '
Chamber ??f Caaaaaaewe Nestlauj.
The Bra! quart? rly meeting of tl
aond chamber of Commerce for iv'lH am
t* held this evening at ?'. o'clock in tin
laaembly hall ?if the Chamber,
Tin- standing commltt? I win t..
nnounccd on tins oOOSStOn, ami the word
t the cut. nt y.-ar Inaugurated througi
hese and othei agencies ??f tbs Clmmber
( <?? ?-n n n 1er m. ( oiiipiiiiy tl.
This oompany of Covenanters will havi
"tacky party'' to in-.i i ..? afternoon ai
o'clock at . iih ?Fourth
viiiie tins entertainment is especially t"i
he children, it by i. i means excludes in?
bier friends and tbOM interested in Iheil
i?>rk. There will be music and refresh'
Beata.
'hlr?l rreelin?! Marshall Wnnl ( lull
This club will m,"t to-night to t'Ol
?anise and 11"' ' otiic.-rs at Bprlngni i?
lall, corner Twenty-oixth snd M
'ids tout, is , omposed of only memben
iving In the prednct As it is The lirsi
nesting "f thi^ aeason, with the electloi
f offli i -, no ? o dldate will be ? ?
Old I.lidies ?if I.u\ t?n?ler TsSS
'Th.- Seven 'H.I l.a.li.s of LaveiiiP-i
'own ' win ont? nain their numeroui
Itreet Baptist Taberna
ie to-night An interesting Programm?
a i t.. n arranged, snd refreshments ail]
<!. Tile pi"
f Calvary Baptist church building fund.
1 *?ii?|iiei<niH ? linracO-r.
A vallan'! of tin- Bocona p..|?. .--St.it ion
an a negro man named Eugene Brooks
suspicious c!,
nd Eugene win hav.- an opportunity u
i.-pel th.- cloijd this morning bOfOTC tin
lercy seat of Justice John.
fHE CURSE
Of mankind?contagious blood
poison?claimed as its victim Mr.
Frank II. Martin, 1)26 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, D. 0., and
the usual physician's treatment
?lid him not th?-slightest good. His
condition reached that deplorable
stage which only this terrible dis?
ease can produce.
IHE CURE
After all else failed, was at last
found in S. S. S.?the greatest ol
all blood remedies. Eighteen bot?
tles removed the diseas?- perman?
ently, and left his skin without a
blemish.
sss
.8. 8. is guaranteed
urely vegetable; mid
itheonlylmown cure
ir this most terrible
isease. Hooks free;
ddrtBB.Swift Spt-cii!,' Con puny, Allanta, li*.
MAHINE I~TE_LIGK-CH.
UNIATlLi: ALMANAC, FEB. 1". UBS.
un i,-- .v men TIDE
n Morning.7:09
loon Uses ....!":! ; Evening.7::w
PORT OF RICHMOND, ?FER 'J, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Richmond. Clover. New York.
lerchandlse and passengers; Old Do?
rn,,.m Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Poeahontaa, craves, Norfolk,
lerchandlse and passengers; Virginia
ravlgatlon Company.
i Richmond, Clover, New York,
lerchandlse ami passengers; old Do
iinion steamship Company,
?OET OF WKST POINT, WWB. 9, im.
(By telegraph.)
ARRTV1
Btesmshtp Baitiawre, Mun . Haiti
ngers and general ?'.?rgo.
s,i]i Elm City, Heynes, Matta?
Did river landings- p>asseng?srs ?ano gene*
il i ergo.
SA1LKD.
Steamship ?Baltimore, Murphy. Paltl
u,r, and general cargo.
,hip Elm City. Heynes, Matta
,.;i river landings; p..?-serigers an?l gene
ll .'.,: .
ORT OF NBTWPOBT \i:ws. FEB. 9.
(By telegrai u
AERIVBO.
steamer BtrathSllSB Cardiff.
Btearoei Taormlna, New v?)rk.
Steamer i1 ma.
School.. ' Manning, New Toi k.
naieton. ?Providence,
Barge Cllntonla, Provlden
SAILKI'
Bteamer Brrln, Bremen ami Rasa
Si? am? r < ?rlon, H iston.
gteamer Sterling Portsmouth.
Beware ui Iuiiuiium
,v
*." ?
%
?wofaP?" ^
^Vt?vederx/?ine(/S
?Siuc*- *
JON? WM*'? SO??. H*?**, *tw van.
poJS?fMf]
"The best guarantee>
of the future is the experience of
the past!' (Pat.ick h?n?.y). When you
look back on Pearline's twenty
j years' experience, how can you
think that any less-tried WaUbtng
powder will give the same security
Je against harm? And Pearline
r / costs only a trifle more than the
poorest and cheapest Wishing powders. ?i . ^
^?$Sz*^^Wg^m&j?ar4k?/9
il? S lu,'lb.1?i??o?i
COTTOLESE.
Louis Tanty
formerly Chef of Napole?n III and the Imperial family of Russia,says:
"/ will finer think of preparing for myself frying
fat so tour as I will be able to get Cottolene, and
I firmly believe that there is no neutral frying
material except the most expensive and pure olne
oil, equal lo Cotlolene for frying purposes."
Cottolene
1? pure veeetahl. oil combined with choice heef miet,
snd i? bealtbfnl, appetising, digestible. Endorsed by
? m i n.-nt phy?ieiana,und reciu m?nd?d by cooking?
pert? as in every wsy preferable to lard or animal fat.
Th? -f?nulne Cottolene I? sol<l everywhere In on<> to tfn
I*.und yellow tin*, with our tra.1*M!mrk*.-"?y./ro/'n?" and
?ifart A/<i<4 In roll?n] :,ml wrath ,in every tin. Not juar
?nlct-l If mild In any other way. Made only hy
THE N. K. KAlItli?. Mv COMPANY,
ChloiWto. St. Louis. N<?w York. Montreal.
*
lapl7.Sa,T*J?%Thly.arl
THE E. B. TAYLOR COMPANY,
No. 1011 E. Main Street ana No. 9 E. Hroad St.
For This Week
We Offer a Liberal Reduction
OD all cold weather px.ds. such as Cual Vases, Coal Hods, (?as
Stoves, (?as Radiators. ( >il-Heatcrs. ('hating Dishes, etc.
A new arrival of Inihieila Stands, in iuet;il. HVniisli stone,
and decorated cliiui, at low juices.
Complete Line of Housefurnishing Goods.
?e; <., Tii.e-Ti,
we give ii?Kiiu^ oi.tin|??>.
S. ULUTAN'5 SON'S
BEAD BELOW.
Low PRIOES in MTSnSl DMPAET
MENT.
WS bought from the trust- of O
E. Anderson, .*?r.. some ol the
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
FERED IN GROCERIES
We propose io give our customers the
Also, in old' r i
'line oil!' Immense stock at both B<
we have inaugurated A CUT-SALE <jN
EVERYTHING in our stock. You never
bought g? "'i ai prie? - m this list.
Illd can- J. Ilv . 1"
10-pound .ms Pur? Leaf Lard . 60
Zand? .
'Id Smlthtleld I, I .... 1"
California Nect iriio-s. :; pounds for.. _'.",
: Bags Hud Smoking Tobacco for.. 6
Ai buckle's ; nul.
only . 11
Quart Preeervlng Jar full ol Mus*
only . l't
iy jowls, pound .
Home-Mad. Catsup, bottle . 5
i'ottage Boneli - n..ms. all ban.
pound . *?
Fresh Lemon Crackers and Ntc
Nacs, pound . 5
Baker's Breakfaat Cocoa, can. l?>
New Homlnv ami Crlts, pound. 2
North Carolina Clipped Her?
r?n- aly . ?
Best Granulate?' Bugar, per pound c
Llght-Brdwn Bugar, per pound. v%
Lire- Iiisli pot: to.-.-, p-r peek. M
Cooper's Cocoa, liest on the market,
per can . h
California Dried Evaporated
Peaches, S pounds for. 25
Large pa? k It
clous foi lit? ikfast, only . 10
Rolled ? >..ts, in 2-pound |
onij . s
Home-Mads Jetty . ?
Boi ton Baked Be ins, | ? r can. s
? ?rangi Count] ? ?raam? ry Butter,
iiii.-.t on tha market, per pound.. . in
Floating Toilet Soap, regular 5c.
cake, i ? r bai. 2
taah and Early June ?'. as, per
j cai
>.i s
New Currants
|-Sundcan APP?? ?Butter ??_? ?
Imnort-d Bwit* pound.... U
New V^'fp?unds'-nir::::::::::::: *>
KnOf M.?u Coffee, acknowledged by
leadi-na nhysli ,ur,; ,A
for dy-pepel?. per pound, only.... M
Larae 4-Sthns Brooms . ?
hiir- can? Pie P?C?ieS . ?
Pineapple , . , ; ,:.; l?
15
*?
I
^h^Xlina'lUu-.I.^ing-s, ke...lSj
1 pouV^l??.'00?* *?' . I
Fr?ur-t?trlnR Bro-ma? ... . *?
p.st Rurer Corn, per can .
?rted -lams, In tins, ?-,..
rny 'mu?'- SWA 'per-.;?*::::::: ?
Wins to" Jelly. Qusrt . 10
2 bar" ?aniLme-Mad-Preserves 60
rp0U.mckwheu? W pounds for. 26
Si P_ckags Prepared Buck
und i J?KJ6 *~ 12
wheel ? . ?
Rival ?-'.?hulne .; . .X
Blackberry Wins, uuart ... ....... w
Btrlng Bean^Pjr^^' ;;;; ;
?j V.ox.-s Jefferson ' Washing Powders ^
, i?r .''m'i la;,"Coffe.-, .lava and
'ffiS??r ?nl.K-. ?neat Coffee on
.; jAork.t P'-r pound, only . 11
iVree iut,>'Starch, per pound.... I
jftte?ronLaundry ?Soap, per bar.... t
, ^w k. Bread Soda, only . 3
v?nula Byrup, P-r gallon. ?
Blacking Brushes. i
Lima Beans, ?JJWH*,; ' ,?c " __jl *
Brat -Imported Sow Kraut, ?&c. g?i
J,,,\',?;ryap!d-'r;per ga??n:::: PJ
Krim'lnh'! Peaches Par pound. M
pL\- Feet, .-r po*"-?! ,. ;
SllVer Kins -Viinnesota Patent
Family Figur, berraj .;;;;;; ;"
Trv ?aur* bow'' 'SaowSaks'"?'aient
l'iinllv Flour, made of best Vir?
il nh? ?rheat, barrel.IE
o r hu clfc . * '
i_t_? Cans Table Peaches, 3 for.... _i
o?ia-t cans Mai . ?
via Virginia Comb Honey, pounrt. lt>
/?.?Tcsttfornls Feacheo, per
. an . _. *?^*
Cun Table Peaches. I
v"w Beans ami Peas. ?P-iart. 5
* We haVe a hou??? full of bargains.
S. LLI.MAVS SON,
ANT? MB l'--*-s'i' EA1N BTKaurr.
L'r-Town Store, ?ui east Marshall.
Phone 316. 'Phono 3*..
It will pay you to call for our complete
Irrlce-LHt. no 31-Sa.Tu._Tn
CIT*. Lit KN-.ES. k
City Auditor's Otllce,
Richmond Va., January 22. 18M.
LICENSES.
Owners of Wagons, Hacks, Buggies.
? minibuses, and other vehicles, for which
ii, annual license tax Is required, aie
notin?d that licenses -for the sam? win
_JjL_t!?-i?? _
city Auditor'? Office,
Richmond, Va.. January 22. IHM.
OWNERS OF D<>Uti, BITCHES, AND
GOATS, residing within the city, are
hereby notlrt?*?l that Ileuses for the same
will be Issued from th? Treasurer's offlc?
on and after the FIRST DAY OK FEB?
RUARY. 189?. to expire the ilrst of Feb?
ruary \m. EDWARD J. WARBEN.
Ja23-tFc 10 Auditor.
[CARTER'S!
ff ! VER IBS
CURE
Sirk Hf?a/lacbe and relieve, all too trouble? Inci?
dent to a blllou? atatnnf tue systeii. such a?
Dizzineaa, Saune?, Drowsiuo??, Distress after
eating. Pain in the Hid??. Ac. While t.'i
remarkable .ur.-e-s ha? been shown iu curing
SICK
Ileadaclie. yet Carter'* I.ittlo Liver Vill? ?re
e'pially Tiiluablo in Constipaiion, curingand pre?
venting thisannoyingc >mpl?.mt.wliil?i th<-y also
c .rrert all dm? r.lern olt nest oma.-ti,stimulate the
liver and reg u Uto the bowola. Even if they only
~ HEAD
Ache they would bo almost prlcole.? to the.? wbJ
?tul.-r from thl?.!iHLr.'<i?.ing complaint; butfortu?
natelytheirge, i tendh<?r?,a:i ?
Klioi.ncetry them will llnd these, little pill? Vila,
able in so many way? that they will not be wil.
ling to do without thorn. Hut after all ?ick /icatl
ACHE
lathe bane of so many lives that here I. whet*
we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while
fathers do not.
Carter'? Little Liver Till? aro very small and
scry easy to take. One or two pill* make a ?lose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
partie, but by their gent?oaction please all who
nsethem. l'u vialsal'J3.:euts ; flvafor $1. Sold
?Vy druggists everyw acre, or sent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
M R hd Dose, Snail Fries?
(Th. Sa. Tu. & w)
SEINE THBEAD, LINEN
AM? COTTON Oil.I. NET
TINO of ' verj di - rlptlon In
a d.r. *? ? handl? all
the leading brands ol sein? Thread. W.
hav. a complete Btock of Twine., Lines,
Ropes, corks, Otl-Clothlng, Rubber B
i.owHHt prl
L. LICHT EN ST KIN's SONS,
i??r. Seventeenth and Fumkiin street.,
Sole Importer? of the Lion Rranl S. ;ne
Thread; quality guaraatMd.
Tu.Th&Su
p
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
HILADELPHl?*, RICH
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSIUi? company
Appoisted .-ailing dsya: Every ,8*1188.
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at
lirsrhr.
Freight received daily until g j?. ,\[
l-'.ii.- (including meals and h?;rth), $?' on
Friday*? ?teemer.
For further inform to
J W. M'CARRICK,
il Southern Agent; oil it?.
W P. CLYDE 8 '
f- i, General Ammts. Philadelphia.
yiRG??IAlAY]GATION"
COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
Steamer POCAtlONTAB lev?-., MON?
DAY, WBDNESDAY, anu FU11-AY at 7
A. M. far Norfolk, Portsmouth, uia
Point, Newport .News, Claieinont
Jani?--j-riv?-r landings, and connecting at
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington,
Baltimore, and the North.
3'. itt*-roen*?s reserved for the night at
moderate price?.
Electric-car? direct to the wharf. Fare
only $1.80 and $1 to Norfolk. Music by
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named place,
and all point? In Eantern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRVIN WF.ISIOKR,
General Manager.
A. H. Drewry, President. as It
EUROPEAS STEAMERS.
AMERICAN LINE
?aiV YoKK?bUL rHAt?ffoX ?.Loaaou-Paris.!
rWIS Sl'KEW I S. MAIL r-TEAM-llll'.
.SAlllag ?veiv WEDNESDAY at 10 A. ?.
ST. PAl'l.y?b. ISlSY. PAl L .Mar.-h!?
NEW iOUK..Ket>. 23| ST. I.ul li. ...vmr-u (1
PAK1S.n?fch : i BBW tokk Bai
RED STAR LINE.
M?W VOliK .O AN I rt'K.W
Mailing every WEDNESDAY at n.Hin.
WENIHKNL'D.r**?'?. 1?. I KKIESLaM?. ..Mar. 1?
UKKI.iN. .J?l)i .'.I KKNSl.M.l'.VU?r. 1H
.mm. It HI. AM... Mar. .1 "AShlSi-t/lLDwh. ?8
INTSSSATIoNAl. N AVI-1ATIOM CUV.
Plan 14 an 1 18 Sortti lilvor.
(?" ?. 0 Ho.llof llresu, M. C.
W. U. PAL?Kit i
sib 15-Tu.TbAS.lr klcftmosl.
Orders for printing aent to th
Company will b. given prompt attention,
and th? ?ty!e of work and prices will
b? sure to plea?, you?
miLRnvn uses.
CUKSAPfiA&E
ASO
OHIO KAILVUT.
Kit-clh-? Jnuuary 5, lfMMi.
iit.viNs USASTE Richmond, UHOAD
MUii.i station.
>-"?*> A. ._., ^u...., ?? ?." i an'jr ?:ar, ?or
Nuitoia, Poruinoutl?, Ola
folnt. New/you .NcwJ. and
principal station* Connect*
dally with Ola Dominio??
?teamsli. w Volk.
3:10 P. il.. Daily, with Pullman, for
local BlaUOO*. .Newport
w?, u.d PolBt, Norioik.
and Portsmouth.
10:00 A. M.. Local train, except Sunday.
for W. Clifton Forge. COO"
i t? at Ooidonjvlile lor
Orange, Culjeper, Calver
ton. Manaasn?. Alexandria.
and Washington; at Union
Station. Charlotteuvllle, for
Lynchburg; at Basic for Ha
gerstown.
S:1B P. 11.. Daily, with Pullmans to On
? ?nnatl. Louisville, and St.
Louis. Stops only at Impor?
tant station* Meals served
on Dining-cars. ?>o. 7, Local
Train, except Sunday, fol?
lows above train from Gor
donsville to Staunton.
C:.'IO P. M., Accommodation, except Sun?
day, fo- C-arlottesvtlle.
1030 P M., Dally for Cincinnati, wltn
F. F. V. Pullmans to iliuton, W . ?
< jordonsvllle to Cincin?
nati and Louisville. Meals
served on Dlnlng-car?. Con?
nects at Btaunton, excent
Sunday, for Winchester, Va.,
rind at Covlngton, Va , dally,
for Hot <5nr1ngs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION.
ll;_i> A. M., Daily, ?u. Lynchburg ana
Clifton Pome Connects at
Bremo, except Sunday, tor
White Hall, except Sunday at
?y for Lexington, ana
ai W. Clifton Forge with No.
1 for Cincinnati.
4:0-0 P. M.. Except 8unday. Loral ac?
commodation for Colombia
TRAIN"? ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
BROAD STREET STATION.
H.UO A. M.? Dally, nom Cincinnati.
11:15 A. M.. Dally, from Norfolk and Old
I'oint.
3:3() P. M . Daily, from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
6W_? P. M., Dally, from Norfolk and Old
Point
7:45 P. M , Except Sunday, from
W. clirtoi l'orge
TRAINS ARRIVE I 1? IHTH - STREET
STATION
8:50 A. M.. Except Sunday, from Colum?
bia.
6:20 P. M , Pally, from Lynchburg and
Clifton l'orge, and. except
Sunday, from Lexington and
White Mill
!<>1TV D. POTT*
_Asslstn'it Generul Par-scnaer Agent.
01> SOUTHER?
fiBVT*" RAILWAY.
ehoEwla BEsstfve dnnuar?/ 17, iSPSb
TJLAISg LEAVE Ml? IDIOM). VA.
LSruv ?Nignt, tin. -i .- '? ? " '" '-*'
daily fur Atlanta, Aujjusta, ana
points South. Sleever Richmond to
Danville, Greensboro', Salisbury,
Charlotte, "ulumbia, and Augusta.
Ble? i" i open st I ?" F. M- stops
at all stations between Hichrnoa?l
and Danville to take on and let on;
?passe i igcr-j.
Conned? at Danville. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with dm Washington
and Southwestern Limited (No. 37),
vairylng sleepers New York to
AshevHIe, H.t Springs. Chattanoo
ga, and Nashville; New * ork to
Memphis; N-w York to New Or?
leans; New York to Tampa; and
i i! -class day coach between
Washington and Memphis. Connec
tlons are m ids for all points In
Texiis and California. Sleeper open
for occupancy at I JO P. hi
12 OO m.on. No. 7. Boltd train daily for
Charlotte N. C, connects at Mose
ley with I'-.irmville and Powhatan
railroad. At Keysvllle for < ?arks
ville. Oxford, Henderson, and Dur?
ham, and at Oreensboro' for Dur?
ham. Raleigh, and \?lnst?'ii-Salem;
at Danville with No, to. I nlted
States fast mall, solid train. dv:y
for New Orleans and points South.
which carries sleepers New York to
New Orlesns, and New York V)
Jacksonville Through ileeper Salta
bury to Chati SUBO, Pull?
man tourist ! ry vvednes
WaShlngton to San i-rancisco.
without chante.
?:00 V M.. No. 17. local, dally, except
Pun.lav. for Keysvllle and int.-.-me
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
? ou A. M.
S:SS P. M.. from Atlanta. Au?ruata^
Ashevlllo, and Nashville.
8:40 A. M., from KeyavUie.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. ?51 and 62, between Maschester and
'Is v*B
lOa-UTU UNE vu mm 90LNT,
THE l-'-WOIUTE BOITTE north.
LEAVE ItlLHMOM).
4.au P. -M . No. lo, iiau.uioi?. Limited,
dally? excepi Sunday, for Weit
Point, tbere making closo connec?
tion on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays wuh steamer for Balti?
more, al.-n, arith tage at Lester
Manor for VYalkerton and Tappa
hannock on Tueedays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
2:30 P .V. . No 10. local expr?s?, Mon
daj -, \v dneedars. and Fridays, for
West Point and Intermediate sta?
tions. Connects with sta?. at
ter .Manor for WalkertOQ and Tap
pahannock; also, at West Point
with steamer for Baltimore. Stops
at all stations.
8:00 A. M , No. ?? . . i Mix??(i Leaves
dally, except Sunday, from V'r
gtnla-Str.'?-t Station for West Point
and Intermediate stations, connect
.lug with ?taue at Lester Manor for
*.? .o - '>o<-k.
TRAIN* ARniVE AT RICHMOND.
1?:I7 A. M., daily.
1U:40 A. M., \. cdnesdays and Frldsys
only,
s u?? P. M.. dally, except Sunday, rrom
West Point and intermediate sta?
tions.
Steamers leave West Point at 6 p. M.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and
Baltimore ftJB_?._JI. luesdays, Thure
foot of Virginia
M to 6 P. M .
I M City ticket
Office 903 ?ast Main street,
j \| ? FLP _ W. A. TPRK,
Traffic Manager. Oen. Pass. Asent.
I t UANNON, Third Vice-President
.- ? - n?gton i> ?
C w WFSTm'RY, Travelling pa?.
senser Agpnt, 9? east Main street, Rleh
?on?i Va. oe S
__yt) and S.-.turr,*y
Tleket ?Office at Ration,
street. Open from 9 A.
! i from?:*) P. M to 12 /
<)
DGPASTURE OF ST EASE AS.
LI) DOMINION
kTEAESBIP COMPANY.
BAtLl LINK
? ?JK
NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
v:.i Chesapeake and Ohio railway at H.5U
A. M . or Richmond and I'etersbura rail
rvad (Norfolk and Western route) t? A.
M.. connecting at Norfolk with Old Do?
minion Line steamer, sailing same eve?
ning for New York.
ALL-WAiEK Route.
Steamship Ota Dominion i ave? Rich?
mond every Monduy at 5 p. _i. ior tNew
York via James rlv-r.
Tickets on ??le at Richmond Transfer
Company'?, i**1 east Main street; Chenu
p.-aks and Ohio railway, and Rlchrnomj
und Petersburg railroad depots, and at
company's office. 1212 east Main street
Richmond. Bag?**? cheek-ed through.
FREIGHT
(ST N-.'V. luiw -..v. t-wiOta beyond can
>j<j ?iilpped by direct sicamor?, sailin?
[rom Richmond every AluNDAT AND
i. RIHAY at 5 P. My, ?1*0, bj ?teumer
eaviuK Richmond WEDNESDAY O R
M for Norfolk, connecting with steamer
tor N?w York.
Manifest cloae?! one hour before sailing
lime.
Frelaht rercdvrd and forwarded, an?!
IhrouKh bills 0* In'.ins !?sue,1 f0r aJ,
north?- 'rts.
FROM NEW' luitK.
t'asseuae.- . *c?pi Uaa.
ii?y. to Norfolk o. old Point Comlort.
MnneCtlng witn Nortolkand Western
?..lu?.ni o? (Jliena^eako and Ohio ?allvvay
Direct steamers tyla Jame??-river route!
?y SATl'RDAY ?paasenger ana
:r?tgbt), and MONDAY (freight onlv)
nom comuuny'G fpier. .\0 *m
Sort h river, foot of Reach wrest, at g p
U . S?iturday, 4 P. M
Freight received and forwarded ?Salir
ixceot Sunday. *
For further Information apply to
JOHN F MAYER. Agent,
IJU east Man., street
Richmond. Va.
W. L- Oulllauden. Vise-President sng
TYafflc Manager, New Turk. **
RAILROAD LISES.
A, C. L atlant?c-coaw
LINE.
iebedol? In ?-.fleet Jaaonry IT, llSSft.
lit VINS LK.WK Kl? 1IMO.NU--1-4IUS
llEl'OT.
t?;OOA. M., Dally. Alttva? Petsraburg
' ? ;i a. i * ii-at a.
M. .Stop? ??iiy u? Petcrsbuig,
--._.. .. ?Wavcrly, and buffoU, Va.
0:05 A. M., Daily. Arrivo
A. M.. We.c.on U:3j
A. M . Fay.tt.ville 4:15 P.
M . charleston lu 20 i
Savannah IJ.-O A. M . Jack?
ville 7:30 A. M.. Port
Turins ?>. * ' P. M. connect?
at Wilson with K ?:
living Gold?boro' 3:10 P. ?M.,
Wilmington 5:4G P. M Pull?
man s;.... i New Yeti '
Jacksonville.
8:55 P.M., Dally. Local. Arrivas Pe?
tersburg 3:?t! P. M. Make,
all atOi?a.
5:30 p. M, Dully. Arri* es Pelershnrg
6:15 P. M. Makes all local
top?. Richmond ?nd peter*.
burg rail.
T:SO P. M., Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
8:04 P. M.. connect? with
Norfolk an?! W>Bt?m fee*
Norfolk and Intermedlnl-?
point?, Emporta 9:10 (con?
nect? with A. and I), for
?tstlons between Kn,perla
and Liwr? ?ncevllle), Weiden
9:42 P. M.. Fayettevllle
A. M . Cbarleetan 6:02 a. m..
Savannah 8:0? A. M . Ja.K
?onville l P. at.. I'ort Tampa
9:46 P. If.
??JEW LINK T<i Mil.OI.H
UNTS.-Arrlv
Ing Alken 7:28 A. M . Augus?
ta 8:iu a. M.. Uaeon n A
M Atlanta 12:15 P. M . Pull
- New York to
Wilmington. Jacksonville,
Port T.napa, Alken, Augus
, ,,i Macon.
S:5?J P. M., Daily. Arrive? P? teraburg
9:31 P. M., W.ld.n 11:?) P.
M. Mik.? local ?top? be?
tween Petersburg and Wei
don.
lO-OO p. M.. Dally, except Sunday The
N, a York ami Florida I
d.l arrlvea Charleston 1:45
A. M., Savannah _"! A. ML,
Jacksonville I'M P. M . K
A'lguatine 2:8) P. M . Tampa
M. Pullman Ve.il?
bul?, Sleeping-, Dining IJ
brary-, and Observation
car??.
10-.10 P. M., Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
11 : > P, M . Lvnehburg * M
\ M., Roanoke .'?:?> A. M.,
Bristol 11 -.1) a M. Pullman
si.eper Richmond to Lynch*
burg.
TRAINS ARMVE RIC?lMOKI?.
4 00 A. M Dally, from Jacksonville, 8a
v innah, Charleston, Atlanta,
Ma.on, Augusta, ?and ?H
1 otnt? South.
H If. A. M.. Daily, except Sunday, At?
lanta. Athen?, Raleigh, Hen
ui-mon, Lynehburg, ?nd the
? .-?t.
N 57 A. M.. Dally. Petersburg locsl.
h 55 A. --1- a?'y' e"?c,,P( Monday, froraj
Tampa, Jacksonville, H,. van
nan, sod Charleston
H OO A. M.. Sunday only, rrom Atlanta,
Athens. Raleigh, Henderson.
Lynehburg, and the W?at.
ll OB A. M., Daily. Norfolk, Suffolk, and
I ?teraburg.
7 15 P. M., Dally, .I'leksonvllle, Savan?
nah, charleaton. Wilming?
ton. Qoldsborn', and ?il
point? South.
6:55 P. If., Dally. Norfolk. Suffolk, Ws
\eriv. ?nd Petersburg,
H;56 P. M, Dally. Petersburg. Lyneh?
burg, and the West.
I. R. KKNl.Y. T. M KMKKSON.
(Jeiieral Manager. Traffic Manager.
H. M EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent,
c g CAMPMELI*
Ja_W_Division Paesi-nger Agent.
Nr^WHorfolk^Wesiem
mia ? nal Schertals in Effect
Ueeoa.O.r a. I*s07.
li:avk hiciimu.vo, m ru-strket
STATION.
8*488 A. If., Daily Rlobaoond and "(or?
folk. \ , JE LIMU
BJ). Second-class ticket? not
accepted on this train.
0.O5A. M., Daili. THE CHKAviO EX
PRESS." loi Lyrjcabur?*-,
Roauok?, t'oh -ibu?, .ad
Chicago. Pullman Sleeper
llodiiuke to Columbus; ?U-.?->.
for Radford, Bristol, Knox
vilie, ?'haitai.'.oga, und In?
termediate points.
7:30 p. M.. Dally, for Norfolk. Suffolk,
and lntermedluto ?tatioaa
10:48 P. M.. Daily. r..r Lynehburg arpa
Roanok?, Connect? at Roa?
noke with Washington and
Chattanooga limited. Pull
in in Sleeper? Roanok? to
Memphl? and New Orlean?.
PULLMAN SLEEPER between RI?"H
BfOND AND l.VNCHHURO reudy for oc
i upan, y st '.. P If.; also, Pullman SUepsr
Petersburg to Roanoke.
Train? arrive Richmond from Lyneh?
burg ami th.? Wet dally 8:15 A. M., and
l .'?t? P. M From Norfolk and lue Ea?t
11:05 A. If., and Veatibuled Lln.ltcd i:56 P.
id. Office'. 828 Main street.
R. W. COI'RTNKY,
District Passenger Agent;
W B BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
Oeieral Offices : Roanok?. Va. de i
R P jk p Rlctimood? Frelorlcks
S3 l ' a r< borg _ Potomac
"? Iieilul.- lu Kffei?? Jitiiiinr-, 7?, 1H08.
AT U ? ?'< M ?cK .\? M ?N.
LEAVE BT8HT ST8IBT STATIOH.
-?.! A? M . Dally, tor ?> ashingion i '
points North. Ht. p? only at
Mil: I"rederlck?bnrg.
Puliman Sleeper, to New
8 SS A. M.. Sunday only, for Washing
ton and poluta North. tH<H>?
ut Elba. Olen Allen, Ash
I, Tiylorsvllle. Do?weil.
Riiilur Olen. Pen?la. M:l*
foid, Woo,. Ian?, Guinea,
Summit, Freo erlck ?burg. ,
Rrooke. and Wldewal r.
Pullman car.
8:45 A.M.. Dally, except Sunday, for
\\ aahinglon a n ?1 -joints
North Slops at Klh?. Ash
land, Taylorsvllle. Do?w?-ll.
R?ther Glen. Pen?la. M?i
ford Woodsiane. GulVies^
s u m m i t I- red. M,?ksburg,
?k?, and Wldew.ter.
Pullman
1? O." A. M, commencing January 20th.
?laily exc-pt Monday, for
Washington, Raltlm?r?-. Phil?
adelphia. and New York.
Th.? Ne? York and Florida
la I, composed entirely
of Pullman ?leeplng-, din?
ing-, and obs?'rv.t?on-c.ra.
her than
i.gulur Pullman fare. Does
stop at Elba
l-tOO M, Dally, except Sunday, for
Washington and point.
N?.rth. 8t??p? at Elbs. Glen
Ashland. Dwwell,
M I I f 0 r d, Fre.lerleksburg.
ke, and Wide.'.
rlor cur. Also, conn? i I
with Diiigrasaliaial Limited
,.t Washington.
7 88 P. If., Dally, for Washington and
points North Stop, at Elba.
Ashland, Doswel!. Mil?
Krederlckaburs, Brooke, ?nd
\*. .lewater, and other sta?
tloss Sunday?. Sleeper Rich?
mond to N't-w Y?rk
ARRIVE IIYRD-STRECT STATIOB.
.s.44? A M., Datty. Stop? at Wldewal. r.
Brooke, Fr?-?l??rlck?burg, Md
ford, Doswel!, Ashlan.T.
... and other -nation?
days sie.p, r N?w York
rt-cnaaoad.
j IS P .'' Dally, except Sunday. Stops
Wit? water, lirooke.
! rick ?burg. Summit.
Culnea. WixKlslane, Milfont.
d.i. Ruiht Glen, !
well. Taylors?. ?nd.
Par?
lor car from \\ .
T;10 P. M.. Dally. Si I r*T?*d^
rlckibur? md A?b
l;nd. 'in.Tr.ii.i Pullman car?
ir? m N"."'. fork,
b a6 P. M.. D.Hy ?--.op? at Wldew?t.r,
Brooke, Fred--rl?*kaburg.
Summit. Guin??. Woodsiane,
Mllford, PenoJu, Ruth r
ni, lioswell. Taylorsvllls?
Ashland. Glen Allor., ?:id
8a. Sleerdng-csr
0.5O P. M , c.'iiinenclns January Ift?i.
daily except Sindsy. ta?
N. m York and Florida '.".
?ton st F'1
i'RBOERICKSB'O ArCOMSfOOAIIOB.
?Dell? .-xcept Sua<_> ?
4.4IO P. M., l-eavr* Byrd Street Station.
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