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THF. RTPTTVinvn !.IKPATr.TT--W?i.n\RRnAY. MARCH 9, 1898.
OOPS OF VIRGINIA.
,,?.,. ?M/i:0 Mll.lT\It\ T1UT
.. m:\11V loll BBUlt n E.
PEtMMt B EXCELLENT.
i ,,ul|?iiiciil. UtuvrviT, >??! \l|
Th.".? r?nuld Be llenlrc?!? The I unt
,,?tn' ? * i?"i?i fte Hnvfii m short
otlee i' BmogemnmVFFt
N lie Is BO busier
' i Um Sags when
, y I
:: lia, Cniia. and
I . asion
a great amount of routine
? tea thro?
k? (M th? A?
their
- r.lay
.?t enl
utas SP hl
' . aimu
Plr ? -I ; lie -..
that 4 ?.1)1.1 ! .
in a
?
?? : :
I ment
ail In condit.
. -t - ! t Aa Bed ?think II
? bom after u summons
i n vlng."
wing regtSMBta and
?I .Irglnlfl .
'
I mi:.NT.
la caaspoa.
. B, C 1?. K. 1*. an.l Q.'cOIB
anlngham, Oeorga P.
v Crawford, ft Leatta
Lieut nant
- oompanlea an- Io
ta!, with tl oa oi
O, Which .,? Of M.ra
lowiiig ar?' the
ent; Hi
I ; t ; ?rg< Wan BO And
H. . ma
1 \. Kuyk. M. I?., majoi
a
?1. I'llllips
, I tin and chaplain.
OTHEB BBQIMEN TO,
.,. a- i- - :
; , A, ? . ptaln J. u. Magi i
k; Ooaapanj U,
W. Sailiavan h? ailtjuart ci > ait
arg; Company i>. Captain John
? ?'..ans Bf
.! l.v n
'.'. Tayl mpanj v'..
ooke; Com
In w Ingfleld Oiiflln, Sal? m;
i-taun
r ti
- i -
'. v.'.u ?on, Jr..
Mamona, aptain nd aa
.a a M II ?
ter; ? f. Hyd
: lain.
i tiers Of the Tlilrd |
wnpoeed of
in) A, Danville, oommanded
i. ?m il.m y .?. Perkli
Imsle). ?ul
Parmvllle, Captain J.
- tt? i 111?.
? V K.
i e, Captain 1
laptaln Albei I
5? r y ; * irg, l-arta
L i:?'ii?i ?n rama
ptaln Ro. Bldor
I Blaokstone, Flrast
W. H. Cralle la i
?3 ! '. irg, Captain If.
? ? lovernor'a si iff.
v. in.. alga?ed th? ?
Ird Regiment i?? i
nor Tyler,
>oant-< Joloi lie Qalnee,
with H? i
\\ .-i surge?on;
ptaln iui?i
?ptaln and quar
Norfolk. Colonel H
1, and the regiment
: of C lnpatny A, Norfolk,
. nil.- pany B, Nor
: tin ItarahaU Tarrall;
ptalB P T. M
In < W,
ft Norfolk T, .1.
npiny F, Sun?.Ik. -
- Kolk,
A. Norfl? *. Company
A. Moiii-on. Bmlthueid;
nkim. Captain ?'. C,
.
?reglmenta] ofl ?urth
ih.nel Han? ii W. Taylor,
: | ma
jor; p
\. Bilisoly, in.ijoi snd sur
\ captain and as
i . , Taa. well Tsyl > .
i . n B. Herman,
. MU t< ' i- ' : W W.
INFANTE. B \TTAU? >.\s.
; ittallon Of i BAS
POI '.summit, ami is c?i:n
> A ' .
a Company B, cap? ?in E W.
ttalloB la
'
r
log commanded by
'
a . battalloni ' ln
mond,
imp
-. a ii inklns; Com]
. ' Cap
on IS
i i.. Job
i- , aad ii is coi
v ;-.-:- raburi
S une cough mixtures
thcr the cough. But the
next ?breeze l'aus it into lite
lin.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
smother the tires o? in
nation. Troches can*
do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
Bui ?Scott's Kmulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
i .?(comfortable; the hy
] ; Iiocphitcs give power and
Habilita to the nerves; and
the oil feeds anil strengthens
? weakened tissues.
50c. ?ml $1.00, ?II drugf??!"?.
1 SCOTT U BOVVNt, ChrmUt?. Ntw York
MUNYOiN'S
'*<t. The Mainyon ?em?drPf-^.-i-... ""?ch-"ck?
ep^r-ite cur.? foi e?, h ,U a P*?'?7 J??-P?-r? a
? oik? a *, ial lf v, i ? A1 V1 a>"**iwl?*tB
mt Miinron. IV? Arch ??^o '7'?1, *'" ?
^ ??ltitely frf?, "lPPtl* I biUdalphla. It n
COLD CURE
??in ??uni Webb; company H. Nor
folk, ? ?ptaln ivw.r Shepherd Ji Com
Penyc. Norfolk. Ca|K*??.Xc.nieven,
2?"J*f? ?? PeUrabnpg, C?ptala J*m,"?'
KdJ V ? ^*f**l * ?Ortolk, Captain
laivv trd W. ?lonld.
VBTILUBRT am? cavalry.
** *** i. battalion of artillery
compoaed of Battery a. Richmond, Lieu
t< nanl R, a. Williams: Battery B, Nor*
f"ik, Captain M. c. Keellag; Battery C
Portsmouth, Captain <\ ft, Warren. The
?battalion la oommanded i?v Maj??r William
ft Mmone.
"i'ii. i.- are only two eavalry troop? in
"Virginia Troop A, Ulchmond. Captain ft
.1. ?Shikar, and Troop B, in S'irry county
Captnla Q A Sav.dge.
Th? total of the organized forco ?f u\<
?s'.at.- is 2.74'a. '
?Commission! were yesterday sent t?*?
a i D. AU? b nn.i ?Lieutenant R. ii
Cralle, -i Company C, Third Infantry, at
Parmville, and to Beoond U? at? nanl !'.
W. Whites.-airver. Company ii. ?Second In?
Balem, Ueutenant Whltescarver
in the vn'.i.'i Bute?
a I II1V .
More Offci'M of -.?rvlce.
Qov?srnor yesterday received
with Virginia troops in
the ' Th.- tii-st waa from
Mr. Kr.-'l. ! ?. Nelllgar, n p!a irniauisi 01
uatt ..i the Waehlngton
School, where ha aarved with
a- II- a y s be Is willing
i" at iv.- ih.- state in almost any capacity,
?should v? au oocnr.
;lit r offer cam?- from i'i ifosBQI J.
.'. Belmonl ?and Hairy Meeks, of Rich
mond, aeronauta, nia} say they
render i.I aervloe as balloon engli
I klOk they are fully QUBlll
Wiir lu ?.loti.'.-Kter.
DhltaS ?States KarshBj Morgan Ti. u
at Qlouoeeter Courthouse Monday?
ll was t iniit-tl.iy. nial l! | hfg
crowd <?n liaiai. I?uiliii- t?a?- d
phoos meeaagi a is issalved from v..
l'oini. statins thai Pits. Loe liad bei ..
- ?t? I at Habana. Intense rxritr
menl prevailed? and the people were on
the verse of organizing for war when the
waa oontradicted.
THF. IH.U II \ 1.1. Mini: REW,
llniliiinif nf Ilcnrlcn I.o?l_?? 10n
Uurgted and Qeantly taauymurmB,
Henrlco Union Lodge, No. ISO; Ancient,
nuil Aooepted Marr*na. oeenpled
th'ir hail, on Twenty-fifth atreet, Mon
day t veiling, for thS first time sine?
Auagnsl last, at which time tha buUdini
wais ?placed in the hands of a committee
-I'lt-.-isi ing of Worshipful W. M. Williams
(chairman), Worshipful .lames m
Worshipful B. c. !.. wls, ft C. Osrrlson
and Williiini Wilson. With instru? tions to
h alteratlona amti Improvem? ot
as they n1 .nail pro
par. Tha cosamlttee ?adopted the plan.-.
submitted by Mr. ft M, Williams, sad
with the work. Which has r?"
in? nt of tha butld
' ni an entire change In the outward
well as Hi Interior ar
rangement of the rOOmS, staiii-.? - .
The lodga-room hi
furnished with Bew and ?handsome "ak
furniture, oarpete, etc. The lirst ?loor.
which will be need as ?? ?banquet-room, is
aiiy vs.-ii adapted for the ?purpoee
Intended. The second Boor is Intended to
a'.? ?i f?>r bails. .i < rta, .itni other
entertatanssnts. Special efforts war?
pul ton ii to make this pari ol tha build
;ng and its accessories acceptable to th"
t was pi Imarlly In
t. nded.
Sum- nt.tts about this hiiililln?-' EBB)
prove Ol interest. ll wais built Ifl
by t ptaln Qeorge W, ?Barker
aliad with the lot cost about H?.O0O. Thi
un ?l .-.t Springfield Hall,
June ii. ! _S, l'y dispensation from th?
hlpful (ir.m?i ?Lodge "f Virginia. Ti>>
i ? Rev. Prancta J. ft
apf'.ii mast? r, Charlee J. Bmton,
senior warden, and f. T. Clarke, Junloi
warten. The lau?- Thomaa Angel
the It ' v-aini and tyb r for ; wenty
four years. January is, UM, ti i lodge
?ii.i.v eoBsecrated by a commlasloB
at? d i?y the ( Irand Muter. Oa thai
- on Worshipful Brother Pits Wil
llam RiJsler delivered a? beautiful Maaoaic
address, The I i located la Hen?
. i, Bro oi a?treet thc-n
i he county ?in?*. In UBt, tha Grand
Master grant? ?i lit?- buk.* concurrent
Hi lion with the city lodg? s. The
bas continued to maintain a healthy
and gr.ntiiaal growth. It now numbers
i ,."in i.tj members, comprising some of
.."WH and most influential *?t i -
Bens of the forty*odd brethren who have
led in the easl sine- tin- formation
?i tii?? i?'?1k?\ at leaal ivv?. thirds have
?passed away. Alfred B. Lee, Beq., is the
living survivor. Mr. H. x. ?
is the pr. s.-ni master.
It niiviht b?- added that No. MO for th?
past f??ur or live months hive been using
?Id m . oni u 'H ,,!l Pranklln sir? I
b) Invitation from Richmond Randolph
j* _
Till: ROSBMAET LIBRAET.
Ki?ll??i-?lni-llc MretluK <?f Hie Ilonr.l?
< oiiio.It?'."? 'nr llic "??nr.
'? b Board of Manager? of tha Rose
nary aUbrary held largely-att-snied
and enthusiastic m?.Uni- v stt-r.laty. The
affair* of th? llhrury WBTB fOHOfl to be li<
excellent i->i?(liti"ii. aii'l ita tin.mees in
.,,,,,, . tory shape than ever be
Thc following ataBdlag ooanmlt
ppointetl:
, tecutlve Commie - Mrs.
Brace, Mra J. W. AlUson, Mrs.
i*' a. Baundere, .Mr?- V, Newtoa, Miss
i.v.ii Mrs. J- ft Andereon, Mra.
Percy Montague, Miss M. H. Lee, Mis.
u t Cramp, Mra W. U ?Sheppard.
House Committ. -Mrs 1'ercv MonU
(chairman), Mra. N. Savage, Mrs.
? l ilyburton, Mrs. M. Montaigne,
Mrs. ft A. Bounders, Mr? T? > -Moor?.
M, - Binswang? r.
-., Committe? Mn '- ft ABderaon,
(chairman). Mrs. P. A. Brace, Mis? at.
panlei Mrs. Lefroy, Miss Olaagow, Mrs.
1;.,,,jli;; m,,, ft A. EzeKlel. Mrs. C. I'.
Williams. , ,, .
[Finance Commlttea Miss M. M. use,
M?ss Guiileuaae, Miss MatUe Harris, and
C. K.'1'.Tts.on.
Publication Committee?Mrs. B. i
c-i.mp .?htirman?. Mrs. P. ? BTSO?, end
"'V' .. B?
nd Means Com
L Sheppard (chairman), Mra Pero Mon?
, iru, mim Oulllaume, mi-* Olaagow,
Mrs L i> Ayittt. Mm i:. a. Baandera,
?my Lyell. Mra C Davenport,
Mrs I C. Robertson, Mis.? C. kt. Daniel,
mi,s m n. Lee, Mrs. ft P. Valentine.
Mi- N. Bavage, Mra. u. T. Cruamp, and
Mia. J. !' - Halyburton. _
BATTIS? KlMTolt* MEET Ta EAT.
w.iiilhcni < li.ir.-h Jonrualia-ta linll.er
nt Anlicililc.
It,v !?r. A. K. I'l.-ken??~in, of the llelt
ulouH H.-iaid. and ?laughter. Mis.*? Nellie;
lira, ft H. Pitt. ?Ai I>r- and
ft J. WilliuMiam left laut night via
?:? Southern road for Axheviile, N. C,
,? ilU(1!(1 ?ne anumol meeting of th*
Hoiithern Baptist Pre? Association. h?
?Hun convenes to-daj at I CTClOOt
, and ?.'ill hold the coneludln? k?-s
atoo Prlday morning. The party will, r
turning, reach K.ehmond Fitu.day morn
ing The business meetings of thei-e rep.
,vea ,?f the naptU. press hrough
oul ,,.. south win be held m the firs
tapUet church of Ashevllle. while of
treat aot-lni tatSTeSl will he the banquet
?the Mattery park Hotel Thum.lay
unt. o,, this occasion Rev. I>r l'ltt
lUnlOr editor of tin.? Herald, |, on tll, ,,,,,!
unmme to dSttVer an address on "K?i|
lorshlp vs. PtSStorBBlp," the youn? Hi? h
m. nd editor Hp??klng In behalf of hi?
? r. ther Knights of the Qull!. The s?a
Moni of this BBSBtaUOS are made nota
9? by the number of ladU?. wives and
?aughters ?f the editor,, who attcn.r.
I'he territory of the association embrace-?
' ' ' B States or more, nnd haa. a m? mi?? r
Bblp Of about sixty, all editors of Uaptl.it
weekly end montkly Journals.
!?r. A. O. t?. Thomas. ..f BOBth Car??)ln.,.
Ildent ?if the sasodat?on, and Rev.
ft ) '.. folk, of _?_UM8SBSb Is secrctarv.
The fttiveiiti.in ,,f |fE was bsM at Tiim
Pt-i I B. It i i pon .;.' that th.- la- Kl
meeting vein be bald in Richmond fol
lowing to?- patoedent aei last yaw <?t
moving northward.
The liiforinntlon *i\an Incorrect.
'I'he Information on Which the publica
tion in ?Sunday's Dtspatok relative to a
collision in l-'iiii.in between ?Cb-asap? iht
and ??hio train und nn electric-ear was
iwly averted waa base?) provai
UPOB invt siigati'.ii !.. baiv-e BOOB
neoua. Th.> rallrosd gat.-x did na
to work as was repeeeented la tie
tch. and they were down When the
which haid Mol ? - 1 at (?r'.eaiis
lon, ais usual, drew bp sloa I
The electric-ear had peasafl befor?
w< re lower? d, and whoa there w:
bo danger whatever. ?Both the Ch?
and Ohio an?! ?he street rallw.i..
company ar.? very Mrl I in seeing that
indani to
a;.i:tr?l agali
are n r; f # 11 y obeerved by their employees.
Annual Sales ever9,000,000 Boxeo
P?BSWS
FOR BILIODS ASD BEHVGU8 DI80EDEE8
pu^li as Win'! an?l Pain in tho ?Stomach,
Glddln<sss, Fulneea after meals, Head
ache, ]>i/./.ine88, Ilrowtlriesa. Flashing!
t.f Heat? Loes of Appetite, Oostlveneas,
Blotches on tho .Skin. C?I<1 Chills, Dis
turbed .Sleep, frightful Dieunis ami all
Kervom and Trembling ?Sensations.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTE'S. Every aufforer
will ackiiowlodgo th?;m to U>
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
BBBOUarS PILL?, taken aadlraet
ed, willqaleklyrestore Fsmahw to com
plete health. They promptly remove
obstructions Or irregularities of the ays?
teaai and cure hick Headache. Fura
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Beecham's Pills are
Without a Rival
Ami hat*? ;!:.
LARCEST 8ALE
t?f any Paient Medicine initie World,
25c. at all Drug ?Stores,
(ja U--WASulMt aAf rote a i n?
PURE
SEPARATOR CREAM,
fresh cadi ? I a y,
will be delivered
in glass jars?25c.
pe? quart, l?8c,
per pint, 7c. per
half pint.
With siidi low
prices i'.'i' Sepa
rator (.'le'im the
public should eli
jo?, ?good coffee.
Chatsworth Dairy Co.,
211 North Third Street.
(de B*B\l.WAYF* )
THE
S. Galeski
OPTICAL CO.
? 'or comfort and preservation Ol your
sight, hav-o your Qlasaea accurately Stted
at our well-known Optical ?Establish
ment.
Kverythlng reliable and lowest charges
guaranteed.
91", ?BAST MAIN BTREET,
I".u torv, S south Tenth stre.-t.
|a i?;-su.\v&F
LADIES DO YCU CTO?
DR. FELIX LE BRUNS
Steel i Pennyroyal Treatment
is the original and only FHENCH.
safe and relisblo euro on the mar
ket. 1'ri?. kl.uO; sent by nuuL
J Genuine sold only by
POLK Mii.i-KK DIM?', COMPANY,
Ninth and Mam, Richmond, Va.
m h 9-\V?*Su-nr
Scrofula
It is ?he only remedy to
be relied opon m daep
MM4ii C4B?-S.
whether hi?re?1l
tary or ??cq.iired,
can be perma
nently eradi?
rated from tbe
system Lj b.8.3.
sss
DUCRO'S
yUl.lMENTAKY
ELIXIR
Is tiiphly ret o i uDi en led a* a lemody for
lu?n ?iweami? sua it pnroUAn tor iy?
i>b(iid. malarial, ar??l ail kinds o.' fevem
Atems: E. KOl'UKKA ?t ? ?>.. New York
(IK' 1 I-?\ .'? .'I)
?
RADAM'S
MICROBE
KILLER
I ure? nil iiloed eat t hronlr Disease*.
Bead tarfTaa bi?t?"*r if rameJy and ts.ti
iia.nia's to 'Hit Ka?l=?ui Micro!.? K.ller ?. < ?,
121 IVinc? 8tro?t, New York City.
i : -.?- u sin ?
-PARKAR?
HAIR BALSAM
CTTsWuiW sad f-"?Jtln?j tit? h*ir.
ProuviHl s IsanutSKl fivrtit
tlerrw Falla te X..U,re Or
U-ar to Jis Yot.-.I.?t 1 Color.
' i d.?m? a h?.r !_..
,',11'taij i?m^j_i
Cauo t?-?!p d.?MM a
- ??_.-(.
iitv l \-&w e o w 1 v?
Jy 2-F Su. AV7. lWt-w arm
2o Writing Lessons, | j ;
Stationery, 45c, beg-Hunf*
i.*.th March, 4 P. M. and h
i'. M. Join ??ne of these
class? s. Shorthand, Tyi?e
writing, Siti?le-, Double
Entry, and Joint-Stock Book
Keeping, Telegraphy. Eng
lish. *tC U_6cB uni gen
tlemen in all departments tlu
year round, no limitions.
New batidlo? discounts tem
porarily. Scml lor partlCTilars.
Brt-tbt young iaen ?in burn
sometnlnji 10 their lnt?r??>?t by
calling promptly. Oppocite City
tun.
in_aaissaa_apsaMsn_sMa|B
T, W, TiGNOR'S SONS
1312 E. Main Street,
RICHMOND, - - VA.
STERLING BICYCLES,
550 and $75.
Other Wheels, $20 up.
_[fe'aJ?-K.sgJtW 1
W?LL-P?PER.
CHEAP WALL-PAPERING DURING DULL SEASON
Over 100,000 Roils <>f Wall-Paper la stock.
Wi will be pleased (0 give estimates for work in city andall pnrts
of country. ?Samples seal on application. Blanks from 5c.
?per roll op.
I C, HUGHES & CO., m and m North Fiflli Street, Richmond, l'a,,
' a.1()-f<u.W_K) _
s 11 1 " >
R. A. PATTERSON, PtSSBSST, L. Z. MORRIS, Vice-Phbsh>kmt,
JAMES M. BALL, Cashm-b.
The Savings Bank of Richmond
corner Eleventh and Main streets,
Id National Hunk ol' Virginia Hiiil?ling*.
Capital.:.$100,000 00
Surplus aud Undivided Profits. 52,232 44
Sums of $1 and upwards mreiyed and interest allowed. Negotiable Paper
discounted. Loans made on >-eal estate.
Open daily from 0 A. M. to 9 P. M. Saturday? till 12 M.
Ea?W) _
o
6
? ^^^
_ CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
I GRASS SEED,
J NORTHERN-GROWN
A SEED POTATOES,
t SEED OATS, &c.
? Rfo make a spe-sislty ot High
? Orad? FIELD SEED. Write us
l VV llt'll I ?11 \ i 11LT.
JN.R.S?YAGE&SON
4 Grain and Seed Merchants,
4 Richmond. - - - *'
; da *>Wt9aA*r)
Va.
PH?H'OSAL?.
(Since ot City WaUr-Wortu
Richmond, \m .. March 1. ? *
?.., KI) PROPOSALS WILL BK RE
. .? this -V e until _ M- MARCH 1?
???_ 'or lt!?e fHll'.wlioc Wppllas ami COT
?? t work for the F*?9 sHEs Dt-cembc
a*iBUnch Wa*w-Matom
Hoch Water-Metsri
?8 ,-,"'l-,??'?V,.Vr? -'i i i'ipo to ', ru
?gSnStS?'-J ?stA CS to be ontmd
-A8&pSS?i^
h3? ????ds Bes. WWufcldir.
BRAS8 WORK.
100 l-2-ln<h Tappln? ?ocks.
? 3 i inch Tappln? C
24 i-inch Tapwn? ? ? ** . , , m
For Hadesty Tapping Machines.
i*> l-lnch Corp..ration ('???ks.
,.; !--M?;.-h Stop Cocks ' ' for Iron pip.
''T^'T-l-i'-aVi Stop Coctl CM for iron pip?
"V?-?ich Stop Cocks (for load pips).
i 4m? Mster Box?
u i -tiL'.- Stop-C ?v k-l
l>r t.?V. of SMI |">un?l!? f??r liaitilln/? P*|
fron i. i i?> - ? i i to tr.-nt-ii.a-.
,-, . ,,!,,, yard f?T trca?ches ?in im ft
,-,,,. | m |.iv?i laBcsitsmltrri, smvallai
:!l\ill"r!-V.'l'.,-.r| "mat.-iiai. to I.. ihkI.1I?-?! an
, ',-rullv iatmmft!. and surplus in u.-ri.
reThedellv?sry of ?upi.ll.-s to he aadsi
the shop or pipe? "' "( tit* w.-?u-r-w..rk.
to commence t?*n days sftsr awai
of?Contract, and to . ?.ntlnu?. In sue
quantities ?? may '"' demanded by tli
B_?\rt?St?oB?' snd further Informal!
T.!? must have the nam? of the bld?1?
SrtttSTon thl back of it..? snvelops ?**
''?Vomm.tie on Water reserves II
i ,??i t? liicreRUe OT ? -crease any of tt
K HKht t.? ^,^1tK1N(i,
mh2 5.?.9 l^l_jt_-----gllpg^>nt<'ndent
TIOOK AND.IOB WORK NEATL
J> KXEICTEU AT TUB D?PATC? PHIN^
fa Cti<.-Kr???r'* Facllth Blsasa? Braid.
'ennyroyal pills
,-<_.-?V Orl,in?l*i?S ?tal; ?Urn ?In?. A
j^aSB_? 1 a?* ? I lr. Ke4 ??1 (J-U m,wJii."v\flr
_r?BSS??l'? ??-?"?i wtU MM rl'.*vn Takt ^y
^?^ Byf no mil?"?. ."?*.?. ? i.i,? .... .' .i.-u
?win?. ??ii imtlnl.'.-u At i?rau,i>ti. or mb4 4a
M Jil imiio?...?? Aii>rai:?i:
. ' r p.-iOttaa?.. i"jtii>nl?l. ?aa
"It. lur f?r l.aJUa."???'??'. (., r*taia
Hall. 1 <?.<M?l> T-iilmoola.i Hatu r*y*r.
- , CkUhnalrrl htjoilrmlC,*.,Ma?lliMiBN<iaai^,
guld b/all t*-al lira-til.?? l'?lll -. I? . l'A.
(my l-8*,3u,W4weowly)
lit l' VI'. I t 1(1 OET STEAMERS.
,LD DOMINION
b 1 LA MSUH'CU.VI I'ANY.
O
f^
DAILY LINK
I OK
NEW YORK.
^-rn ?an leave Richmond DAILY
:.. and ' >hio railway at S:4H
p M "i" Hi? in'."11'1 " Hetsrsburs raii
'?t.tU /Norfolk and W. i-tern rout,-? !? a
m eoansctins at Norfolk with old Do
minion Line Hie.tiller, nalHBS Kam? eve
i.iiiif for N? m I
ALI.-WATKit KOl'TK.
?Steaniship Old DobiIbIob laa*vss i-tich
iii.m.i ?v.-iy Monday at 5 p. m. i??r Nan
fi rk ?via Jtunss rlvsr.
Tickets "ii Sa!'' *' Hi'limon?] Transfer
Company's, 9? esst Main st,v..t; Chaaa
ii.aike anil Ohio rallWBV, BBd Rlchmtyi.l
.in.t Patsrsburg railroad ?lepors. and tt
company's ofllce, IMS famt Main street,
Richmond. Basca?* checked throio/h.
KliKH.nl
for N?vv York and ali points hevortfl ran
be a-ii!pp?-'i by diract stsamer nailm*
from Kiihmoiitl every ?MONDAT at .1
p m also, by steamers leaving hich
nond every WEDNESDAY and Satu?.
nA\ .,? B 1?. M. for Norfolk, connectin?
vv.tli weaavw for Neva ?oik.
.Manifest closed one hour before sailing
Frel?ht rec-stvad and fonrardai, ami
through Mils of lading loaned for all
northern, esatsrn. ?Mid forslsn part?.
FROM UKW rOJUL
?gen can leave dally. exr.-(.t ?ban
,t il P. U-. i.*?uturOHy, 4 p
v.,. u>Norfolk or Old, Poiat comfnit
connecting with NorfoU and Western
railroad or Chesapeake ui.d Ohio lauiwuv
Bteamei ivia James-river rouie
tMv?es even I?VTURDAY 5 p. m. (passen
eet and freight?, and freight by steameri
viL Norfolk tvt-ry MONDAT mnj WKL?
NEBDAY. at :i P. M.
SaiUnSS fr?>m Companys pier. No. 2i
North riv. r, fo??t of Heach stre-i.
Kr.-iirht received and forwarded duily
exc? i?t Sunday.
For further information apply to
JOHN K MAYER. Agent,
1?12 cast Main atr-.-.-r.
Richmond, v.i.
W. I?. Oulllaudeu, Vlc-f-Piesldent un?
Traffic Manager, New York. rah I
UCEA* STEAMSHIPS.
UlEVtll l.l>E
t ?stpsgal?" ?.-ii.-rulr Tranautlantl?!??
DIKKCT LINK T?J HAVRE? PAKl.-i
?1 KANCK).
Sailing every Baturdny at 10 A. M .
From Pkr No. .2, North river, foot Mor
ton street.
La Gasiiogn?. Mh ? i.? Hourg?,g*n< -, Ai?.
La Normandie, Mh Id La liretagne, Ap. '
I-i Champagne.Mh * La, Norma.nlle.Ap 1
General Agency for I'nlied ?lates anc
Canada, I Howling ??reen. N. ?
III. I......II.I Transfer Co.. !???l Main Ml
Andrew Welsh, in:i E. Mala St.
te i5-d?m
?)l?l papers for ?ale at the Ui*P*tc
ofllc?
RAILROAD I.INES.
OHIO RAILWAY.
Effective January 5. IhOtt.
I It ?41 NH LEAVE RI? HMOND, IIROAD
STREET STATION.
8:80 A. M., Dally, with Pullman car,
for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point. Newport News.
and principal stations. Con
nects dally with Old Do
minion steamships for New
York.
3:40 r. |_, Dally, with* Pullman, for
local slatloiu?. Newport
News, Old l'??lnt. Norfolk,
and Portsmouth.
10:00 A. M., L?x-al train, except bu inlay,
% f.<r W. ?:ilft??n Forge. Con
aects at Q-ordonsvOM for
?/range. Culp?-pcr, Calver
lon, ManassaH. Alexandria.
and Waishintaon; at Union
Station, Cbariottesvtlle, for
Lynchburg; at Basal ?or
Hagerstown.
3:16 P. M., Daily, with Pullmans, to
Cincinnati. I.nuisvlll*. and
Bt. Louis, ?ttiiiut-tlng at
CoVlBCtaOn. Va., for Hot
Spring?. Stops only at Im
port.nt stations. Meals
served on Dining-cars. N<>.
T, Local Train, except Sun
tlav. follona fcbov. train
tram Oordonsvllla to ?Staun
ton.
11:30 P. ML, Ac?nmmodatlon. exosnt Sun
tlaiy. for Chariottesvllle.
10.10 p. M . Dally, for Cincinnati, with
F, F. V. Pullmans i?> Hinton. W.
Va., an! ?'.??rdonsvllle to
?Inclnniitl an.l Louisville.
I served oi Dlnlni;
Connsotg ait Siaun
ton, ex? ept Sunday, for
Win tinter, Va., and ?(
< eton, Va., ."ally, for
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE UIUHTII-M'HKET
STATION.
1 1:3<? A M., Dally, for Lynchburg ami
Clifton Forge. Connects at
1'.reino, exe.pt Sunday, for
White Hall, txe.pt Sunday,
at Halcony for Lexington,
and at W. Clifton Koru?*
with No. II for Cincinnati
4:00 P. M., Kxcept Sunday. Local ac
commodation for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT Hllllitum
IIROAII-STREET ST \TION.
*<:30 A. M.. Dally, from Cincinnati.
111."? A. M., Dally, from Norfolk and
??1.1 Point.
.ta.'to p. IL, i>uiiy. from Cincinnati ami
Louisville.
B-JgO F, M., Dally, from Norfolk and Old
i'olnt.
7:15 P. IL, Kxt.-i't Snn?!.iy. from W,
('lifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE I< HIT - STREET
STATION.
B:S6 A. M., Except Bundsy, from Co
lumbia.
dud P. M.. Daily, from Lynchbsr? and
Clifton KotRe. and. excej-t
?Sunday, fr.tni Lexington and
White Hall.
JOHN D. POTTS
Assistant Oenern! Passen?sr An?it.
SOUTHERN
*" RAILWAY.
Schedule EfTeellve .Innnary 17, IROS.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
IStOS ?NlBSt, ,vo. ii, .....ill.... .? y?----:
dally for Atlanta, Augustu, anu
??onus .South. ?Sieeper Richmond to
Danville, Greensboro', Salisbury.
Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta.
Sleeper open at it w F. M. Slop?
at. all station? between Kicnrnoim
and Danville to lake on anu let oit
passengers.
Connects at Danville, Salisbury,
and Charlotte with ihu Washington
and Southwestern Limited ?No. 37),
vairylng sleepers New York to
' ?ville, Hot Springs, Chattanoo
and Nashville; New York to
As-hovllTe.
E
J-?mphls: New York to New or
i-ans; New York to Tampa, au<l
Bret-slaas day coach between
?A u-'liiiigton and Memphis. Connec
tions are m?de for all points in
Texas and California. Sleeper open
__ for occupancy at 9:1W P. M
12:00 noon. No. 7 solid train dally Toi
Charlotte. N C , connects at Moe?*
ley with Farmvllle and Powhstan
railroad. At K?-vavllle for ?"?arks
vllle, Oxford. Henderson, ?Vid Dur
ham, and at Greensboro* for Dur
ham. Raleigh, and v'lnston-Salem;
at Danville with No. 3C. United
State? fsst mall, solid train, daily
for New Orleans and points South,
which ?arries sb-epers New York to
New Orleans, and New York 1m
Jacksonville. Through sle?-per Salt?.
bury to Caattanoogn; also, Pun
man tourist Ble? p r very Wednes
day Wnshlnrfton to San francisco,
without change.
?SrOO V M.. No. if. loca!, dally, except
Sunday, for Kevsvllle and Inte-me
? .? r Inf?
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S OO A. M.
S_M P. If., from Atlanta. Augus'a,
Ashevllle. ar.4 Nashville.
S:40 A. M from Keysvl'ie
l/)i*A!, FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos ?51 and 62. between Manchester an?!
N^nno'!?*. Va
1M-RIYE3 UNS m **** rom
THE FAVORITE IIOITE .NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4;?o p. 9., ?no. m, nauimor? L:miu- ?
dally, except Sunday. for We?
Point, there making close connec
tion on Mondays, lVediies?lays, am
Friday? with steamer for llalli
more; also, with ttagt at Lasts
Manor for Walkerton und Tappa
haniio? k on Tuesdays. ThurxJayt
and Saturdays.
2 30 P. Ii.. No. 10, loca! express, Mon
days, W'e.lnesJays. and Fi ?lays, fo
West Point and Intermedian? sta
lions. Connects wuh stii?. nt L?*??
t.-r Manor for Walkerton and Tap
liana.i.nock; also, at Weet Pom
with steamer for Iialtimore. Stop
at all ptstlon*??.
5:0O A. M., No. 4*. I/?cn! Mixen I^ave
dally, except Sunday, from Vir
ginia-Street Station for Weal Poin
and intermediate stations, connect
'rat.' wl'li ?tare i? Lester Mainor fo
?>-.?? - - ' T-inpttummrli
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
??.it a. U-, auMy.
10.40 A. il., Wednesday? and Frivlay
only.
8:00 P. M., dally, exceprt Sunday, frot
West Point and intermediate ilia
tions.
Steamers leave West Point at 0 p. *
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, an
Haltlmore at f? o m. Tuesdays, Thun
diys. and Saturnay**
Ticket omce ai itatlOB, foot of Virgin!
street. Open from 9 A. M. to ? P M
' I from .?-:?? I' M. to 12 A. M. City tick
Jfflee. 90S east Main street.
M f'ULP. _ W. A. TURK.
Trafile Manager. Oan. p-.is?. Agent.
i.- I,, tJANNON. r?, id vice-Pi
if 1 i' ?I - ?J V " ti-'-r *.?' ?-h!ni/!.?n i?
?. w. WESrntmY, Travelling pai
ser.aer Agent. 9?0 ease Main street. Rit?|
mor?* ve oes
DEPARTURE Or STEAMERS.
YIGINRi, hAYlQATION
COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
Steamer 1'UCArluNTAS IcaVM Al?ji
DAY. WEDNL?DAl', ai.? KiUDAY at
A. ii. lor Norfolk, Portsmouth, ?j
Point, Newport .vus?, Ciar? u.o.-.i, ar
Jamcs-rlver landings, and coiiaitctin-j i
Old Point and Norfolk for Wasliltifio
Baltimore, and the North.
State-rooms reserved for the night t
moderate once?.
Electric-car? direct to the wharf. Far
only U-tf and ?I to Norfolk. Music I
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named pi?.r
and all points In Eastern Virginia at
Morth Carolina. 1RVIN WEISTOER.
General Manager.
A. tl. Drewry. PreMdent. M II
pHILA?ELP?Ii, RICH
MOND AND NORFOLK
aTKAMSUli' COMPAN?
__
Appointed ?ailing day?; Every TUE
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at da
light.
Freight received dally urtll t. p M
Fare ?Including meals and berth). J4 ?
Friday's steamer.
For further Information apply to
J. W. M'<\UtRICK,
(}? neral Southern Aw-nt; oflice Ro? ketta
W. P CLYDE A CO.
te ? General Agents. Philadelphia
B
00K AND JOB WORK
??ATLY Kaootaa
AT TBS
DisrATvii rauaaa.aaaii
RAILROAD LINS?.
R P ?A P BlcDmonl Pralancti
LX'* LlSl?! bor* I Potrait
h ao A M.
8:43 A. M.
Bebed-Ble 1? ECeet January ??B, in!?"*.
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
LBAVB BYRJO-BTRRBT sTATIOS.
4;ISA. M., Da . tot IVaafclaajtOE and
P?t_# North. Stop? oaly at
Mlir?rd and Fre.l.;ricksburg.
Pullman Sleepers to New
York.
, Sunday only, for Washing.
ton and points North. Slop?
s? i-'lba. ??In Alu-n. A?h
land. Taiylorsvllle. Dosweii,
R?ther Glen, pen?la, MU
ford. WoodslAit?, Guias*,
Summit. Fred?r!cksliirg.
lirooke. an?l WilowatoT.
Pullman ca?r.
Dailly. except Sunday, for
Washington and joints
North, Stop? at Elba. Ash?
land. Taylorsvllle. Doswell.
Hi.?her <*.len. Peor,,? Mil?
ford W??o?l*lane. Guinea.
S u m m i t. Fr?*-d?"!ick?!>nrg,
prook?. nnd Wldewater.
P'iHman car.
0:05 A. M? Commencing January SKh,
rfallv except Monday, for
Washington. Baltimore, Phil.
sd-iphla, and New York.
The New York and Florida
S?*>ectal. composed e-atlrrty
of Pullman sleeplnn , din
ing-, and obaervatlon-car?.
No extra charge other than
i dur Pullman fare. Does
not ?top at Elba
1200 M . i ?any except Sunday, for
Washington and points
North. flt??p? i?t Elba. (ll?-n
?ll.-n. Ashlan.l. Doswell.
V ! 1 f ) r (I, Frcdertckaburg.
Rrooke. and Wldewater.
tiioi- car. *il?o. co-neels
with Congressional Limited
at Washington.
T-3B P. M, D'Hy, for Washington and
point's North Stops at Elba.
Ashland. Dosw? 11. Mtlford.
Fr<*dert?*ksbur?r. Brooke. I !
Wldrwnter. and other sta
tions Sundays Sleeper Rich
?" ?on? V. ?'..rV
ARHIVE IM '( I?-* I it II. I STATIC*.
fc.lOA. At.. t>-?w- - . .
Brooke. 1* r? d. ricksburg. Mil
' fonl. Doswell. Asnkind, .?.??1
Elba and other stations
Sni ?'.ays gleeaper New York
to Richmon?!
S 45 P. M.. Dally, ?xcept Sunday. S'op?
I t Wldewater. il r o o k e.
Fr??d?-ricksbur?-j, Summit,
Quinfa, W???Hi?iane, Mdfwd.
Pen?la. Uuthcr Olen. I?oa?
well, Taylorsvllle. .?.inland,
Cien Allen, and Klha. I'ar
lor cur from Washington.
1:10 P.M.. Dally. St..?.s ..rl? al Btsd -
i ii ksoura. Doswa-il. and A<h?
land. an.T Elba. Pullman ear?
frun New York.
8.S8 P. ML, Daily Stops at Wldewater,
lirooke. Fredertrksburg.
Hurmnli, Guinea, Wood-dane,
Mllford. l'?tie/)a, R?ther
Glen, Doswell, T??ylorsvili?\
Ashian.l. C.len Allen, and
Elba. Sleeplng-ear.
0:SO P. ML, Commen?a? ig J inunn 17?*.
dally ??x.-ejit Sonda;,. the
New folk and Florida
a ,- . .,., .. ,,,,. ..,,.., .. t-'| a
KREDERICKSB'O ACCOMMODATION.
?
Hyrd-Sttc-t Station.
Ifvrd-str.-.t Station.
(Dally ?v?
4 <k? p. m., ?Lana?
H 30 A. M . Arrlv?
ASHLAND TRAINS.
ti ?.ni. i \i tot ?Sunday.)
5 42 A. M., Leaves Klba.
?i:2<? P. ML, LeAtO* Riba.
?:40 A. M., Arrives Klba.
0:0O P. M , Arrives Klba.
C. A. TAYIiOR, Trifhc Manager
E. T. D. MYERS. President.
jal?
A, G. L
ATLANTIC-COAST
LINE.
Schedule 1m fc_>>ct January 17, I ? ?.
1HA1NS LEAVE It I? IIMOND?INION
DBPO ?'.
y.oo a. M., Dally.
KaSl A.
7JWP.M.
?v.rlv. s FitersDur?
II., Noifolk U
M. Mi-pa mil) an Petersburg
\v averiy. ami Sutlolk, \
0.0.1. A. M.. Daily. Arriva Petersburg
'.?.jo A. M., W? I'lori 11 M
A. M., l-'aycttevlllo 4:11 I*.
h... Charleston 10M P, M..
Savannah lint A. M., Jack
sonville 7:30 A. M-. Port
Tampa ?M F. M. Connect*
at Wilson with No. 4?, ai
!ivlnK Goldsboro' 3:10 P. M..
Wilmington 5:46 P. M. Pull
man Sleeper New York '
J.uksoiiv die..
2:55 P. M., Daily. L??caif. Arrives Pe
tersburg |;H p. M. Makes
all stOi'S.
6:30 P. M., Dally. Arrives Petersburg
Hi P. M. Makes Hi Voted
atop?, Richmond and Peters,
bu.g railroad.
I ?any. Arrives Petersburg
b:'U P. M . connects with
No? folk ami Western foi
Norfolk and intermedia in
puiiitij, Emporta '?.lo (?son*
neets with A and D. for
stations b'-awt' n Emporta
and Uwriaa -. ?ii?-i, Weldoi?
?:tz F. IL. Fuy-jttcvill?, i >il
A. M? CkarlSStOa S;I?Z A. M-,
Savannah * % A. M., Jack
sonvtlle i P. M., Pert Tampa
r M
SBW LINK T?> MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS.-Anlv
lng Alken 7 ZE A. M . All
ta 8.10 A M., M.n 11 A
M Atlanta lilt P. \l l'ull
iti'iu Sl'?i?"-i New Volk ic
Wilmington, Jacksonville.
port Tampa, Alken, Augus
lal, ?ml 3.1." I ai
Dally. Arrives Petersburg
.?.; . P. ML, Wel'lou 11 .? i'.
M. Make- local stop? be
IWeSB Petersburg and W*i
don.
lO-OO P. M., Dally, except Sunday. The
Nlw Y??ik and I*'?? .
clal arrive? CharlSStoa
A M. Savannah '.? '1 A. M .
Jacksonville Ida P. M .
Augustine 2 m P. M , I >m-?A
K:35 I' M. Pullman \estl
buie. Bleeping-, Pining?-, L4
br try-, l ?H? n
. airs.
1 10-50 P. M.. Dally. Arrives Petersburg
1 l ' 11 ::> ! M Lvn?
A M . Ro ?i ?h I
llrlstoi US? A. M I'.?liman
<-'i. eper Rldimoad t?. Lynch
burp.
TRAINS ARRIVE niCir.lONIV.
4 ?no A. M.. Dad) .iron Sa
vannah, ?'hurl si ?n, AtlanU.
M? on, AURUaL?, ?uaii! ??il
^.iii.i* Soath.
ally, except .Sumlay, Al
lan'.H. Aiheiis, Raleigh, H?n
derson, Lynchbut?, and me
-
Dally. Petersburg lo
Dally, ext epl Mo/.da . from
Tampa, Ule. Kavaii
i?1 Charleston.
Sun?i ?y only, frota. Atlanta.
All.?-i.e. Kaleigh. H-inlersoii,
Lynchburg, anJ 'he We-?t.
on \ M..Dally. Norfolk. Suffolk, and
e t< rsl
T 13 P M.. Daily, Jacks?.nvi i Savnn
*' nah. < la .il ai- n. W liming
ton, Gold ?hoi ''. and an
olnts 1?*ath.
(Norfolk. Suffolk, W?e
i Peittrsbnrs.
I'? i- ?urjt. Idfnch
i the weal
\IKKSON.
Trafile Mitiagef
M KMERH?JN,
8:15 A. M.
H3T A M
8.53 A. M
8:00 A. M.
l?,l
0-55 P. M D Hy,
rerly,
8S41 P M .
burg,
J. R. KKNLY
(Jeii.ral ?Mas
ja 16
Cem ral Passengvr Agent.
C. r CAMPBELU
Division Facsenger Agent
" Scheddto ib Efbct
U?..- ?_.orr i. 1MIT.
LEAVE RICHMOND, 1IYRD-STRBB1
STATION.
U.00 A. M., Da.iy Rl.-nmond and Nor
folk. VK_?TiDULE DIM it'.
i.D. Becoad-claM ticket? not
0 05 A. M
?hioaao. Puiiuian Sleeper
Roanoke to Columbus, alaw,
for Radford. Hr^tol. Kn??x?
n ill?. inatiaiiooikj. and In
termediate pointa
T.?30 P. M., Da. 1). far Notl - * 3 ?Ik,
and Intermediate ?tatloaa.
lO 4? P. M.. l'Hily, tor Diivhburg and
Roanoke Connet? ? ltoa
noke with Washington and
rlntlul.o-.ga Umilrd. 1'U.l?
Il ?n SleeoiTS HoailOK? t*
Memphis and New Orleans
PUIXMAN HLEl.i'llt between RICH
MOND AND I ' NCHBURU ready for oc
?...van y at ?P. M . aUo, Pullmau Sloeper
Petersburg to Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond?from Lyn h?
burg and lh<- West daily I II A. M.. and
9M P. M. From Norfolk and the Hart
11:06 A M , and Vestibule?! Limited 4M P.
M. OtBce ta Main street.
R W C?ti ?TNF.Y.
Dlstilct Pas.-ettijer Agent;
ILL,
Osoaral Oftlc
w. B aaviL...
General Passenger Axent.
le . Koanoke, A'a. do *

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