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_3?B RICHMO.ND DISPATCH-THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1898.
. . " " * i. *\ AAAA ?*. e\ ? _,
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
THE 01EE\ RESORI OF THE BLlt RIDGE MOUNTAINS
ON Till-: MAIN LINE OK Till
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
?i.ir\ ?ai .i. i cnns., i\anla. Mrgmia. and West Virginia Anm-nn,
oia-i? ?Jl^n iao^PP nt"
more and ?" bVi *? RoaSke ^i??
. etc., ??sS unt?l 'jSSJ
J. P. SHANN..N. Manager, C.irrollton Hotel RaitimnrA \t*
\ ?lu? nnts \l' ' e,M<i'
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fscturlng Com, . T Bro^StrTot p. 2 "
t. aiHU.fr.-son Hot?| Ftnrsuucy,!BMMr^&n'?S
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of Danville, Ya.
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Incipal Point:?
MINERAL - WATE
HS
apply to
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it? and city; etg* I
-nhousi
tennl - - stables; pui
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ihlonabl
The m? ble pre
Own?
_ iborho
s .le.,
MONTEITH.
* Toronto. Cn
Ridge Mountain.
. . f- t. A delightful summ.
... g . Strong Cl.au> a
Of Junction r
from Rid
- ;. & - , Alton. Y*u
i I ?! \i \ III. v ! SPRINGS,
IR \NY C< TNTY. VA.
-is are situated il
ni >n?sed In tk
st of the
* \ -ad only nl
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way. t?;
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airy; none better In th?
tld mat
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of this not? Ratei
: F r furtlu-r ; write
' EAKLE JR.,
M
? 111:1110 STOWS ? i? ir \?.i:.
. H a \K. VA.,
-
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- r.d for circulars. my tf-lm*
THE PAVOBITI PUU01 Rl
and hfaith resort of the Vir
g lai? mouiitaina Twenty
sixth esaaeentlee ?eascn undet
a.HgeiiK-nt >*>t
1>KIL. F. BROWN.
_ (nyl4-3ni)_
THE l\TKHMO\T,
VA.
\ mod- ,-*n hotel, .'?nil y de
..:,.; k? a ihoroughl*.
excellent
i durins;
mis', un.! unsur]
: Write for
klet.. E. G. PEYTON,
m_Manager.
THE HIM?* H I?
WIM SILI'HIH ipmiJioii
?.i. . nhrler County, West Mrainla.
ii.e RgBUOmmuOmttrm Resort of the
Sooth.
irul l'Oint of rcum??n fot
.:
.. . - Not? reduction ol rat?.-. Pei
;.-eight (?.
-
lien under 12 >ears of agi
? J ii to Octo
t or
cation early Is
L. W. ?COVILLE,
"-.*!m_Man a ko ?.
\ 1IK.IMA UEACH. VA.
MY COTTAGES WILL BE OPE> ED
S JUNE 1ST.
- all letters to Danville, Va.,
me; then Virginia Beach
_t\> 24-tJul Mrs. E F. BURN'K'.'T
?.H V\> I \V
N* WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H.
M .y Bth to November. Special
-. for June. For circular write
C. W. GRAY. Proprietor.
Blue
idge
rings,
R
The Virginia Hotel
special rates for families or
i three or more staying through
? August.
in Virginia Hotel and Cottages
: meals in BoOMSfend Dining
-
' a particulars.
FRED. STKRRY,
..n .Manager.
Grand Atlantic Hotel,
Atlantic City, N. J.,
... .. i.ue and tho Beaui. This ele
* hotel is now open lor the second '
Ouest rooms, tangle and !
...in bain, having tv.., ici Mx
? h, with full and unobstruci
mouerii convenience, a
ghout by at?-'.in. Passenger
10 ti.e Btre?-t. Tkl tabi? in boun
wlth the best, and tno ?
not be ?urpaased. Morning
ts by the hotel orches
Clrand Atlantic manu,.
? menu In t? i m->
is here ?luring tho spring.
' .'... v the pleasure and luxuru s
first-class hotel at n\
X, rite for terms and lllia
CHARLE8 E. COPE.
. "t
l0n"hi: RED II I I'Hl R kPMSOf,
VIA SAI. KM. VA..
. 1ST.
-a i? the best re
moantalns for famines, tvu
- ?!>>!?? i-.-ia. lung,
; f.-nialfc troubles. Terms
Writ? for descriptive pamphlet.
J H CHAPMAN.
11 < itfi iSDBMI U * VIEIL
LNGLY LARGE AND
I i 'us modera;
L. GORDON, LouiBa Court!
-S^__tny ?>-3t_ i
SARATOOA SPRINGS.
CONGRESS HALL
>~Vs JUNI ItTH. Accommodates 1,000
gveata,
lu. _ Popi ? ?" PRICEii
2? .?.I Per Day.
"?oute.. . .g.%tu, mud f4 pre Day.
mx u a. ?__-__. H * CLEMENT, ?
?? ^-fea.luSThNt Manager.
Vil .Hint??' fPRIVCir, VA.,
? ?PEN .icne IST.
Elevation, 2.300 feet. Cuisine a specialty.
WATERS
Sulphur. Alum, Alkaline-Mineral, Chaly
beate, and Freestone.
Send tor illustrated Pamphlet.
J. GRAHAM DAVIDSON, Manager,
Mtllhoro Springs, Bath county, Va.
__rny a*. ? h 6 ftfulm
Montgomery White Salphor Springs
Montgomery county. Va. Opens JUNE IS
i entire new management Grounds
-- thoroughly repaired and
refurnished. New drainage. Grounds
My. Terms reduced to meet ex
?f the times. For circulars and
terms ad.!
W. S AVERS, Manager.
Montgomery Springs, Va.
my r-Su.Tu&Thlni_
RAWLET SPRINGS,. VA.,
THE TONIC WATER OP AMERICA.
OPEN JUNE 1ST To OCTOBER 1. lttt.
Ad-a
'! BUI ITZBR, Proprietor,
my ifr-TtiAT?-t Raw ley Springs. Va.
BICYCLE RACES SATURDAY.
Ian. i,-in,n Events Inder Auaplccs
of Lakeside Wheel Club.
Much inteiest is being manifested In
I In the races to be held
on the course hi front of Wostbrook
Sa an .lay afternoon under the SOSplOM a i
the Lakeside Wheel Club. The officers In
charge ??f tbe raen win be:
Mr. Richmond Lewis.
Judg? ?M? ?ssrs. B. T. D. Meyer?. Jr.,
John W. Atkinson. Jr., Ashton Starke,
Antrim,
rter?Mr. Jackson Miller.
. ? '. Muyo and R. L.
rks of the Cour.-e-Messrs. Edgar S.
.m Joynes.
; W. T. Broonie, O.
F. Brt-, M-t-, Jr., Thomas Whlttatt, W. R.
lion, 11. H.. Johnson, Frank A. Da
rt, J. S. ?.Carter, Chatio? S. Cren
. ..rail Arthur Scrivei.or.
. ntry-li.-t. Is lull and the riders
trained to s very Une point for the
fast race?, which will be th? mile dash
for the club challenge cup. half-mile dash
for the club colors un gold and enamel),
and the iive-mlle handicap. In additiuii
'. . th- .-,?11 be great sport and fun
in th? Gym Khana events.
Th?. alt tee, of which Mr. Ho
.aee S Hawes Is the Very efficient chair
man, has decided upon a ginger-al- I
in which each contestan! will be required
a Short cour:-. . dismount, uncork
-.rink a bot!!?- ... ginger al?-, and re
turn to :he .-taitli.g point Another event
?rill a ,-aCei iii which
each rider oarrits a needle to a specitied
I girl avail? with a
n i.- then a Question of
which rider can dismount, get his needle
and return to the starting point
quick? st A i tor s short dim*
witii possibly ai "balancing" race
If tune mil permit, will close these tern*
tutea. The rao?s will b* on the beauti
ful r< : "Bellevu-t," the finishing
being at th? entrance to "Bellejrue,"
gateway leading into
w estbrook," - r the late
Major Gutter. The MMJ0? begin at 4:30
P. M.
V l>?-IUhlfiil ?Ill-union.
A number of persons .-?.oke yesterday
a a d?!ightful occasion the second
Uterary union meeting of the Epworth
tere of Richmond and Manchester,
Park-Place Methodist, Tuesday eve
ning i\
Notably among the attractive featurA
of the exercises were the song "God So
Loved the World," sang by the Rich
mond College Gleo Club, and two other
?"Tarry with Me, Oh, My
ur," (Scoto, and 'Lead Kindly
Lrfgbt," (Dykes). Miss Clara Becker re
cited, and the following young ladies and
( boys recited: Misses Annie Bray, Louise
Loving Et hoi Phillips, Lessie Tyree,
Vu-gle Callis. Julia Cottre.'l, Henry Sta
ple?, Chambers Woodson, Stanley Blan
toa, William McBain, and Percy Yar
brough.
I Annie Bell Bray, with three other
young ladles, gave "The Life Journey,"
and Master Henry Staples closed with a
short recitation.
The address of the evening was deliv
ever by Rev. W. B. Beauehamp, of St.
Jam?? church, who spoke most Interest
ingly for half an hour on "How Can We
r Christ in Our Social Life?"
\*w Masonic Officer*.
At the regular stated communication
of Lodge of Strict Observance. No. :'07,
A. W. and A. If., held in St. Albans Hall
Monday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Samuel R.
Crowder, worshipful master; E. L. Ro
den, senior ward-n; A. Muuplri, junior
warden; John F, Mayer, treasurer;
Charles A. Nesbltt, secretary; J. M. CUft,
or deacon; John H. Reed, juni?ir dea
eon; Catlett Con way. tiler; William
Ki-iuse, purveyor.
Were Murrle?! In W??hln??on.
Bin Mamie Louise Pacini and Mr. Wil
tiam H- Lohmeyer were married in
Washington, D. C yesterday morning,
by Rev. Father Glllesple, of St. Aloy
flns church. A reception will be ten
dered them at the residence of the
groom's brother. Mr. Richard Lohmeyer,
formerly of this city, whose guests they
will be during their stay In the national
al.
To Elect a Superintendent.
The Board of Education will hold a
meeting July 1st. to elect a Superintend
. ,i ,,f Schools for Spotsylvanla county,
to succeed the late Chancellor Bailey.
The candidates are Messrs. M. L. Smith
and Thomas ?. Dew.
II Ich mondera? In Sew York.
ITSW Y??KK. May &.-(Speclal.)-E.
Whltlock. Hoffman; A. J. Marcuse 8. P.
Mayo. Imperial, W. J. Payne. Hoffman;
n T Simpson. Broadway Central; Miss
K a' Townsend. St. Denis; H. u. Wil
liams. Grand. _
Children like It; %^f^t%7\u5t
.ThTrVmedy or couah* aids, croup,
?fo?chUls* gyrlp and a!l throat ?nd lung
troubles. ^
Elastic BtarOi once tried, always used.
VOTING TOJE LIGHT.
ELECTION-DAY IN MANCHESTER
^ILL nE AN inem:ntiil one.
called meeting op the c??kcil.
The Southern Fertilising Company
Want to Ask for Building Permit
Objection? to Be Ralsed-.Mr. Reed
? nil/ Weds.
This is election-day. The polls will
open at eunrls-s and close at ?unset.
There Is practically no Interest in the
event in Manchester, as there Is no op
position, save In the First Ward, and
likely enough, only a very small vote will
be polled.
Mr. Simon P. Jones, the regular Demo
tratlc nominee for Council from the
First Ward, is opposed by Mr. Henry
Stroud, who Is running as an Independent
Democrat.
The voting places, obtaining for many
years, are: First Ward, Fisher's barber
shop; Second Ward, the Hustings-Court
room; Third Ward, Thirteenth and Hull
streets; Fourth Ward, Thirteenth, near
Hull street.
These names will appear on the ticket
with the offices lor which they are run
ning: Mayor, H. A. Maurice; City Ser
geant, Henry Fitzgerald; Treasurer, J.
W. Bronaugh; Clerk Huttings Court, H.
E. Du val; Commissioner of Revenue, S.
R. Owens; High Coi.stable, George W.
Brooks. Council?First Ward, S. P. Jone3
and EL Stroud; Second Ward, I_ M. Nun
nally; Third Ward, James T. Abbott;
Fourth Ward, Captain John O'Brien.
Samuel Hague, at the last primary, a
candidate for the City Council, was ar
rested last night on a warrant charging
him with being disorderly and threaten
ing the life of the lady who had the war
rant Issued. The paper v. us served by
Policeman Wright, and Hague was lock
ed up until this morning.
THE COUNCIL CALLED.
President John O'Brien contemplates
railing a meeting of the City Council tor
'o-morrow evening to hear an application
from the Southern Fertilizing Company
permit to go on with their work at
rhlrd and Balnbridge streets. It Is na
il rstood that a number of prominent
iltlsens of this part of the city will ap
.. ar before the body and strongly op
....-?- the location of such a plant at tins
rite.
It is also believed that gentlemen of
the company seeking to come to Main
beat? i will state to the Council that
hey propose and will bind themselves
o manufacture or use In their work no
hjng that will be unpleasant to the
senses or detrimental to health of the
-itizens. it is proponed to manufactura
he acids in another place, possibly, East
rtich.r.ond. The site In Manchester Is
lesirable for the excellent railroad trans
???nation fadlltles it presents. If the
ompany gives satisfactory assurances
if this, and It Is shown that nothing In
he business will affect the health of the
itizens and the value of the property
n this or any part of the city, it Is quite
afe to predict that the Manchester <-. an
il will lay nothing in the way to obstruct
he enterprise.
PRETTY MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Vest-End Methodist church last night at
o'clock when Miss Lucy Crlddle, of |
wansboro', became the bride of Mr.
?rden Reed Craig, of this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
astor of the church, Rev. W. T. Wil
The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Robert
riddle, a well-known citizen of Swans
oro', and is a very attractive young lady.
Mr. Craig is a son of tho late Jam.s
i. Craig. and a very popular gentleman,
h. y wiii reside In this city.
Miss Uiura Sampson and Mr. 'I redell
!ann will be married at Red Lane church,
i Powhatan county, Sunday. Rev. James
T. Reynolds, formerly of this city, will
I the officiating minister.
This young couple Is well known in this
ty. where they have frequently visited
icir friends. They will make their future
Dme in Powhatan county.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CERSLEY.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Cersley,
ho died at her residence. No. 1*>2?> Hull
reet, Tuesday evening at 6:20 o'clock,
ill take place this afternoon at I o'clock
om Central Methodist church.
The following gentlemen will act as
ill-bearers: Messrs. M. A. Campbell,
enry Fitzgerald, H. A. Maurice, E. W.
eisiger, M. Morton, G. A. Belcner, J.
'. Toney, and Henry Snead.
Deceased was the relict of John A.
ersley, once a prominent citizen of Man
lester, and a devout Christian lady.
or many years she was a member of
ntral Methodist church, loved and hon
ed by all who knew her. She will be
eatly missed. She was In her 62d year.
Dur children survive her?Mr. John A.
;rsley, Mrs. A. H. Simmons, Mrs. Jatr.es
. Babor, ;?nd Mrs. J. R. Jewett. She
as a .--ister of Mrs. John LgKers, of
ichmond.
Laura E. Clayton, little daughter of
r. J. C. Clayton, died at her father's
sldence, near Branch's church, in the
unty, Tuesday night
rhe funeral will take place to-day at
A. M.. and Interment will be made In
aury Cemetery.
MAYOR MAURICE'S SERVICES.
Vlayor Maurice held very interesting
rvlces at the White Temple yesterday
Drning.
W. II. Holmes and James Boiling, two
lored vocalists of Richmond talent,
re before the tribunal for giving vol
nlc eruptions of their lungs on the |
eet, and one did so to the extent of
tho other $2.50. Singing, like talking,
cheap, and so neither one had received
ough for his services to pay his line,
d so both went down to jail.
Ir. C. D. Corbus, a Hull-street grocer,
s nned 12.50 for putting down a pave
nt objected to by the city ordinance?*,
i Rufus Jackson, the colored con
dor engaged to do the work, J",.
'he case of Mr. Morgan R. Mills, of
. hmond. charged with opening the
eet to put down a water pipe without
mission, was continued until to-day.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS,
bester Toney Is visiting friends In
iamo Bluff.
"quire T. E. Owen has returned from
Itlmore, where he has been attending
a Methodist Conference,
he Board of Health has been called to
et In the Mayor'? court-room this af
noon at 4 o'clock.
ir. W. B. Chlldress, of Dispatch, Cum
land county, ha? been in the city for
past few days on a business trip,
ev. J. A. Spencer, at his regular ser
l at Cowardln-Avenue Christian church
l night, baptized a number of candl
es for admission to the church,
ev. Decatur Edwards, now of Frede
csburg, but formerly pastor of Clop
-Street church, Is In the city, visiting
old friends. He preached to his old
gregation last night,
be "notices" of application for the
chase of delinquent lands, issued by
Clerk of the Hustings Court for a
inoke syndicate, are not beln? served
the City Sergeant, but by the High
istable, Mi'. George W. Brooks.
WHU THE WAR LASTS.
II who march, walk, or stand, should
ke Into their shoes Allen's Foot-Eaae,
owder. It cures aching, tired, sore
lien feet, and make? tight or new
?s easy. It absorbs molstute, and pre
is chafing, hot, smarting, blistered
atlng feet. All the regular army
?ps and navy men use It. Volunteers
lot climates can't exist In comfort
lOOt it Allen's Foot-Ease is sold by
druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents,
iple ?ent free. Address, ALLEN 6.
dSTED, he Roy. N. Y.
my 17-Tu.Tb_Sa?tfralt
gi
J L
BUY WHERE YOU CIN SAVE MONEY.
I MR S1VE YOU DOLLARS ON
BICYCLES,
TIRES, REPAIRING, AM) HUNDRIES.
My success is the result of honest prices, good quality, and lib
eral guarantee. Agent for Relay Bicycles (you see the balls), Vir
ginia Swell, Virginia Bell. Special prices for cash. Good second
hand wheels bought, sold, and exchanged. High grade wheels for
hire. Duplicate parts and large sprockets made for any wheel.
B.?.BLENNER,
310 N. FIFTH ST., BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALLSTS.
PHONg 886. my 1-Su.Ta.fcTh
_-_
T{ovv*m 5L'ba4?s
\.*iu a L-itov wiUJt *l*+ts (au/vw i~rtje thj*Ah~
S. ULL?IAN'S SONS'
GROCERY BARGAINS.
READ HOW CHEAP WE ARE SELL
ING EVERYTHING.
WHY T11UUW MONET A WAT WHEN
YOU CAN RAVE l& PER CENT. BY
BUYING YOUR GOODS FROM THE
OLD RELIABLE?
Orange County Creamery Butter.. 15
Thistle Brand Tomatoes, per can.. 6
1-2-pound-box I'ocahontas Baking
Powder?, per can . 3
Fresh Bologna Sausage, per pound.. **
Pure Lard, j>< r pouno . 5
1-pound-cans Canned Beef . 12
We are selling s Be. Mixed Tea for 20
Nice Small Ham?, per pound. 7
yuan Mason's Jars, filled with Una*
tar.l . !?
Family Flour, per bag .
Largo plugs Tobacco . 6
2 Large Wash Powders for . 5
l*r. (i Frankfort Sausage, per
pound . 8
Salt Pork Shoulders, per pound.... 6"?
Cedar Tube . M
Cedar Buckets . M
Coarse Meal, per bushel. !.",
Frecb Nic-Nac Crachera, per pound ?
Rolled Oats, per package . 6
Country Extra Flour, per barrel_ 4 75
Jefferson and Jap. Coffee, Java and
Laguayra, per pound . 1?)
Carolina Pic?', per pound . 5
Good Patent Family Hour, bag.... 21
or, per barrel . 5 25
Potted Ham or Tongue, per can- 4
Home-Made Blackberry Wine, per
quart . 10
Bweei Mixed Pickles, per bottle.... 8
Snow-flake Patent Family Flour, per
bag . 31
or, per barrel . 6 00
I--,. . Blackberry and Catawba
Wine, 10c. quart; or, per gallon.... 40
French Candy, p?-r pound . 5
Klngan's Boneless Breast Bacon,
i>. a- pound . t
Masons Jar, tilled with Home
Made Presenrw, per Jar . 12
Besl Vainilla Syrup, per gallon . B
Large cans Table Peaches, per can.. 8
Virginia Sun-Dried Apples, pound. 4
Virginia Club Cheroots, all Habana,
Sve for . 6
Laras Lump Starch, per pound. 3
California Raisins, per pounu. 6
Corn Starch, per package . 3
Salt Pork, per pound . 5
Mason's Quart Jars, per dozen. 41
Mason's Half-Gallon Jars, per dozen 69
Best New Orleans Molasses? per
gallon .
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
1_X) AND 1_2 EAST MAIN grXttgUUt,
Up-Town Store, Cub east Marsnail.
Phone Bd. 'Phone ao.
It will pay you to call for or write for
one of our complete price-lists.
(no 3I-Sa,Tu&Th)
LE BBUN'S
SIS
FOR EITHER SEX.
This remedy, being ap
plied directly to the seat
of the disease. r? quires
no change of diet. Cure
guaranteed In 1 to 3
days. Small, plain pack
age, by mail. II. told
onlv hy POLK MILLER
DRUG CO. Ninth and
fr* Tj m? ***?" Bichmon(i-va
mh 10-Th-nr
SICK HEADACHE
Positively cared by the s o
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per
ect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi
less, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
>ain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
legulate the Bowels. Purely Vegtrtable.
imail Pill. Small Dose.
Small Price.
Substitution
*-he fraud of tho day.
>ee you get Carters,
isk for Carter's,
nsist and demand
'arters Little Liver Pills.
i? m i irr- ' ? - - ?
ellKloua Convention at Alexandria
To-night, In Alexandria, the Second
Istrict Baptist Young People's Union
onvention, of the young Baptists of
Irglnla, will meet. This gathering pro
ises to be a large and interesting one.
mong the speakers are the following
?ntletnen: Rev. J. H. Butler. Alexan
la; Dr. T. S. Dunaway, Frederlcksburg;
Garland Pollard. Esq., Richmond; Dr.
R. Boston. Warrenton; Z. Y. Royston,
sq. Marfhall; Rev. E. XV. Winfrey,
ulpeper; Dr. E. B. Pollard, Washing
n, l). c.. ?t* Qmotp? Rraxton Taylor,
re'st Api>oroattox: Rev. C. W. Brooks,
immer Duck; Rev. ?'. W. Tralnham.
s; D. P. Wood, Esq., Warren
n- Dr. I. B- Lake. Uppervllle; C. H.
ilpman. Esq., Charlestown, W. Va.; Dr.
li Pitt, Richmond, Va.; Rev. L R.
Ubourne, Charlestown, W. Va.; Dr. \V.
Dunaway. Mlddleburg, and Rev. C. L.
iws. Baltimore, Md.
t'lt the Queen In Hunger?"
Thl? Is the subject of the lecture that
M M. Ashby Jones will deliver at the
rst Baptist church to-morrow night.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
L ? b 0 M I N ION
?TBABMBSr COMPANY.
1MILT LISS
FOK
NEW YORK
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Passengers can leave Richmond dally
except Sunday via Chesapeake an.'. Ohio
r.iilwuy at ?:50 A. IL, or Richmond and
Petersburg railroad (Norfolk and West
ern route) 0 A. ML, connecting at Norfolk
with Old Dominion Line steamer sailing
same evening for New York.
ALL-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship <-Id Dominion leaves Rich
mond every Monday at S P. If. for New
York via James river.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Company's, ?i3 east Main street; Chesa
peake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots, and at
company's office, 1212 east Main street
Richmond. Baggage checked through
FREIGHT
for New York and all points beyond can
be shipped by direct steamer sailing
from Richmond every MONDAY at 0
P M.; also, by steamer leaving Rich
mond every WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY at B P. If. for Norfolk, connecting
with steamer for New York.
Manifest clceed one hour before sailing
time.
Freight received and forwarded, and
through bills of lading Issued for all
northern, eastern, and foreign port?.
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave daily, except Sun
day, at _ P. If. tSaturday, 4 p. m.i, to
Norfolk or Old Point Comfort, connect
ing with Norfolk and Western railroad
or Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Direct steamer tvia James-river route)
leaves every SATURDAY _ P. If. (pas
sengers and freight), and freight by
steamers via Norfolk every MONDAY
end WEDNESDAY at 8 P. M.
Sailings from company's pier, No. 26
North river, foot of Beach street.
Freight received end forwarded dally,
except Sunday.
For further information apply to
JOHN F. MAYEK. Agent,
1212 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
W. L. Gulllaudeu, Vice-President and
Trafilo Manager. New York. ap 16
AMERICAN AND RED STAR LINES.
NEW Y0BK-t?UEEN8T0WN'-$0UTHAMP
TON.
NEW YORK?SOU! HAMPTON-ANTWERP.
the ?teauiers performing the?e services are
either British or Belgian.
Every Wednesday and alternate Saturday at
loon.
OBCrriB.May 28 I 'BERLIN.Juueli
.VEST'h.NL'U.lune 1 NOOK ULAN U.June la
rRf-miKQTUN.Jane b | FHIR8L ?N? ...lune22
INTERNATIONAL, navigation ca.
Piers 14 and l.i. North t?tet.
Office, d towllng Oreen, M. ti,
W.U. PALME? A CO.,
tab l?-Tu.ThASalr_Kiobm?jal._
On and after Sunday, Feb
uary 20, 1898, a passenger
vill be entitled to ONE trans
fer on payment of a single
are.
Transfers to Fourteenth street,
Richmond, and to Hull street,
Manchester, will be allowed
inly on payment of a cash
ire.
Passengers desiring transfer
ickets will notify conductor
vhen fare is paid.
liCHMOID RAILWAY ? ELECTRIC CO.
_ lse9-Wl _
PAINTS.
LEWIS'8 PURE LEAD.
LEWIS'S PURE LINSEED-OIL.
nd all material for painting. Only the
est qusllty k?*pt In stock. Write tor
uotatlons. PURCELL, LADD A CO..
ap 10 Wholesale Druggists.
RAILROAD I.INES.
SOUTHERN
RAlLWi?
S-a-lit-Uulf Kffortlvr May ?t ******
TRAINS leave: RICHMOND, va.
IMtWOA. M.. No. 11, Southern Expree.
dally, for Atlanta, Augusta, ?so
points South. Sleeper lue *
Danville. Greensboro', UuiislHiri
Charlotte. Columbia, and August!
Sleeper open at ?:? V* M. ?lop
at all stations between Ktchoio?
and Danville to take on and i??t ?
passengers. _ ,, . '.
Connecta at Danville, Sallsbur?
snd Charlotte with the Washtngto
end Southwestern Limited (No. il.
c?rrying sleepers New Jtork t
Ashevilie. Hot Springs, Chattanoo
f?. an?' Nashville; New York t
Memph , New York to New Of
leans; New York to Tampa, an
first-class dally coach b*'***
Washington and Memphis. Connec
t?ons are made for all points l
Texas and California, Sleeper opei
,,./'" occupancy at "i.TA* P. M.
?2:01 f> M., No 7*?ond train, daily.Jo
Charlotte, N. C. connects at M ose
ley with Farmvllle and Pownstai
railroad. At Keysvllle for ? larks
ville, Oxford. Henderson, and Dur
nam, and at Greensboro' for Dur
ham, Ralelgl*. and Wlnston-Salem
at Danvlile with No. 35. Unite?
States fast mall, solid train, dall;
for New Orleans r.n.l points South
r'hlch carries sleepers New York t<
New Orleans, and New York t.
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Balls
bury to Chattanooga; also. Pull
man tourist sleeper every WMnes
day, Washington to San Francisco
without ?hange.
8:00 P. If., No. 17, local, dally, exeep
8unday. for Keysvllle and lnterme
?l?ate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
0 40 A. M.
9:36 P. U_ from Atlanta. Augusta
Ashevilie. and Nashville.
K:40A. M.. from KevsvlII*.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 61 and 62, between Manchester an?
Neapolls. Va.
IQRK-fii?S8 UNS tu we*t ro?
THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:30 P. M., No. 1?, Baltimore Limited
dally, except Sunday, for Wei
Point, there making close connec
tlon on Mondays, Wednesdays, an?
Fridays with steamer for Baltl
more; also, with stage at Leste:
Manor for Walkerton and Tappa
hannock on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
2:30 P. M., No. 10, local express, Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, foi
West Point and Intermediate sta
tlons. Connects with stage at Les
1er Manor for Walkerton and Tap
pahannock; also, at West Polni
with steamer for Baltimore. Stop?
at all stations.
6:00 A. M., No. 16, Local. Mixed. Leave?
dally, except Sunday, from Vir
ginia-Street Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connect
ing with stage at Lester Manor foi
Walkerton and Tappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
0:17 A. M., dally.
10:40 A. M., Wednesdays and Friday?
only.
4:55 P. If., dally, except Sunday, from
West Point and intermediate sta
tions.
Steamers leave West Polst at 6 P. M.
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, and
Baltimore, at 5 P. If. Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Ticket-Office at station, foot of Virginia
street. Open from 9 A. M. to 6 p. M..
and from 9:30 P. M. to 12 A. M. City ticket
office. 903 east Main street.
J. M. CULP. W. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Aeent.
FRANK 8. CANNON*. Third Vlce-Pres!.
dent and General Manager, Washington,
D. C.
C. W. WESTBURY, Travelling Pas
senger Agent, 02?) east Main street, Rlch
CHESAPEAKE
ANO
OHIO RAILWAY.
Effeotlve April ee, i-:?*?.
trains leave richmond, uroad
m'hlei' ?station.
8:50 A. M., Dally, with Pailor car,
for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point. NewKurt News,
and principal stations. Con
nects at Norfolk with New
York steamers, except Sun
day.
?1.4-0 P. tL, Dally, with Pullman, for
local stations, Newport
News, Old Pol.it. Norfolk,
and Portsmouth. Connect*
at Old Point with Washing
ton steamers daily, and with
Baltimore steamers except
Sunday.
10:00 A. M., Local train, except Sunday,
for Cllrton For?e. Con
nects at Gordonsvllle for
Orange, Culpeper, Calver
tou, ManasHa-i, Alexandria,
and Washington; at Union
Station, Charlottesville, for
Lynchburg; at Basic for
Hagerstowu.
2:15 P. il., Dally, with Pullmans, to
Cincinnati. Louisville, and
St. Louis, connecting at
Covtngton, Va., for Hot
Springs. Stops only at Im
portant stations. Meals
served on Dining-cars. No.
7. Local Train, except Sun
day, follows above train
from Gordonsvllle to Staun
ten.
6:30 P. M., Accommodation, except Sun
day, for Charlottesville.
t0:30 P. If., Dally, for Cincinnati, with
F. F. V. Pullmans to Hlnton. W.
Va., and Oordonsvllla to
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Meals served on Dining
cars. Connects at Staun
toa, except Sunday, for
Winchester, Va., and at
Covlngton, Va., dally, for
Hot Springs.
rRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
: 1:30 A. M., Dally, for Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge. Connects at
Bremo, except Sunday, for
White Hall, except Sunday,
at Balcony for Lexington,
And at Clifton Forge
with No. O tor Cincinnati.
4:00 P. M.. Except Sunday. Local ac
commodation for Columbia.
rRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION.
8:20 A. M., Dally, from Cincinnati.
1:15 A. M., Daily, from Norfolk and
Old Point.
8:30 P. M., Dally, from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
0:50 P. M., Dally, from Norfolk and Old
Point.
?;15 P. M., Except Sunday, from Clifton
RAINS ARRIVE EIGHT-STREET
STATION*.
8:50 A. M., Ex?*ept Sunday, from Co
lumbia.
0*20 P. M.. Daily, from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge, and. except
Sunday, ir-?m Lexington and
Whit?? Hall.
JOHN D. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
DEPARTIR? OK STEAMERS.
3H1LADELPHI-. RICH
MOND AND NOB1T?LIC
*iWll m
a.ia,.w.--?Ui UJ1.1.M,
Appointed sallltg days: Every TUES.
A*. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at da?
tht. . .
Freight received dally until |p, jj
Fare (Including meals and berth), ? on
riday's steamer.
For further luforroatlon apply to
J. W. M'CARRIf-K.
enera! Southern Agent; office Rocketts.
W. P. CLYDRJ A CO..
t* t General Ager.t?. Philadelphia.
Virginia mmm
COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
ewpuii. ?-.?"-? *-.*r .-?v...... ?nu oaiura
ver landing*, and connecting at ?>ld
olnt and Norfolk for Washington. Balli
ere, and the North.
Btate-room? reserved for the night at
odsrate prices.
Electric-cars direct to the wharf. Fare.
ily tl.lt) and 11 to Norfolk. Music by
rand Orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named places
id all points In Eastern Virginia and
orth Carolina. IRVIN WEI87GER.
General Manager.
A. ft. Drewry. President. se 13
RAILROAD LIffRf.
N^WNtf?^Hf8sin
!IS?!7 SeMiitliEftct
Bar i. xsoa
LEAVE RICHMOND. B ? RRMTMUE-HI
STATION.
0:00 A. M.. Dally?Richmond and Nor
folk. VESTIBULE LIMIT
ED. Second-class ticket?
not accepted on this train.
*3 A. M? L-ally. "THE CHICAGO BJC*
PRESS." for Lynofaburg,
Roanoke, Columbus, and
?hlcago. Pullman Sieepe
Poanoke to c??lumbus; afeo,
for Radford. Bristol. Knox
\i!lo. Chattanooga, and In
termediate points.
7*0 P. M.. Dally, for Norfol?c. Suffolk,
and Intermediate ?talions.
11:40 P. M.. Dally, for Lynehbiirg and
lloanoke. Connects at Roa
noks with Washington and
Chattanooga Limited. Pull
man SleepeTS Roanoke to
-..--.,.? Memphis and New Orleans.
PULLMAN Sl.EKPKR between Rich*
MOND AND LYNCHBURO ready for Oc
cupancy at ? P. M.; also, Pullman 81*eper
Petersburg to Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyneh
biirg and the West dally 8:15 A. M? and
8:5* P. M. From Norfolk and the East
U*^,*4, ^L' *Dd Vestibuled Limited ?if
P. M. Offlce, 838 Main street.
R. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
W. B. BEVILL.
_ , ?_ General Passenger Agent
General Office?: Roanoke. Va. de ?
R y Xi P Ric?mond, Frede
____] *' u I'riftfcsbnn _ Potoia
ricksbarg i Potomac
Schedule la Effect May 15, 1881
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
4:10 A.M.. Dally, for Washington an?]
points north. Stops only at
Mllford and Fre?iurlck*burg.
Pullman Sleepers to New
York.
8:20 A.M., Sunday only, for Washing
ton and points North, fitopi
at Elba. Glen Allen, Ash
land. Taylorsvllle. Doswell
R?ther Glen, Pen?la, Mil?
1 ml. Woodslane, Guinea,
Summit, FreuerlcksburR
Brooke. and Wldewater.
___._. Pullman car.
?en A.M.. Dally, except Sunday, foi
Washington and polnti
North. Stope at Elba. Ash
land, Taylorsvllle. Doswell,
R?ther Glen. Pen?la, Mil?
ford, Woodslane, Guin?-**,
Summit, Frederlcksburg?.
Brooke. and Wtdewater.
Pullman car.
12:00 M., Dally, except Sunday, fa
Washington and point?
North. Stops at Elba, ??lee
Allen, Ashland, Doswell,
Mllford, Frederlcksl.urg
Brooke. and Widewater
Parlor car. Also, connects
with Congressional Limited
at Washington.
7:12 P. M., Dally, for Washington and
r >'r>rs North. Stop? at Elba,
and, iKwwell. Mllford.
a rlcksburg, Brooke, and
?.ter, and other sta
ll ?-ns Sundays. Sleeper Rich
mond to New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
S.40A. M., Dally. Stops at Wtdewater,
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mil?
ford, Doswell, Ashland. and
Elba, and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Niw York
to Richmond.
2:45 P. M. Dally, except Sunday. Stop?
at Wtdewater, Brooke,
Frederlcksburg. Summit,
?iuinea, Woodalane, Mllford,
Pen?la. Ruther Glen, Dos
well. Taylorsvllle, Ashland,
Glen Allen, an.l Elba. Par
lor car from Washington.
T:10P. M., I'ally. Stops only at Frede
rlcksburg. Doswell, Ash
land, and Elba. Pullman cart
ij-iiii New York.
8:36 P. M., Dally. Stops at Wtdewater,
Brooke, Frederlcksburg,
Summit, Guinea. Woodslai.e,
Mllford, Pen?la, Ruthet
Glen. Doswell. Taylorsvllle
Ashland, Glen Allen, and
Elba. 81eepin(f-rsr
FREDERICKSB'G ACCOMMODATION.
?Dally except Sunday.)
4:OOP. M., Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
8:30 A.M.. Arrives Rvrd-Btreet Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
(Daily except Sunday.)
6:42 A M., Leaves Elba.
8-20 P. M. Leaves Elba.
0:4OA. M., Arrivas Elba.
? OO P.M., Arrives Elba.
C. A. TAYLOR. Trtfflc Manager.
E. T. D. Myers. President. ap 12
I fl I ATLANTIC-COAST
"t Ve I* LINE.
Schedule lu Effect Mar 15, 1S98.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND?INION
DEPOT.
9:00 A. M., Dally. Arrlv.es Petersburg
9:31 A. M.. Norfolk UM A.
M. Stops only at Petersburg,
Waverly, and Suffolk, Va.
0:05 A. M., Daily. Arrive Petersburg
?:?0 A. M-, Weldon U.U
A. M , Fayettevlll?? 4:15 P.
.M., Charleston 10:?? P. M.,
Savannah ViM A. U*. Jack
sonville 7:30 A. M., Port
Tampa 8:20 P. M. Connects
at Wilson with No. 47, ar
riving Goldsboro' 3:10 P. M.,
Wilmington 6:45 P. M. Pull
man Sleeper New York to
Jacksonville.
2:55 P. M? Dally. Local. Arrive? Pe
tersburg 2: LI P. M. Makes
all stops.
6:30 P. M., Daily. Arrives Petersburg
6:20 P. M. Makes all local
stops, Richmond and Peters
burg railroad.
7:30 P. M., Daily. Arrives Petersburg
8:01 P. M., connects with
Norfolk und Western for
Norfolk and Intermediate
points, Emporta 9:10 (con
nects with A. and D. for
stations between Emporta
and LawrencovlUe). W?l?u?.
9:43 P. M.. Fayettevlllo 1.07
A. M., Charleston 6a0? A. M.,
Savannah 8:0? A. M.. Jack
sonville 1 P. M., Port Temps
9:46 P. M.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEURGIA POINTS.?Arriv
ing Alken 7 28 A- M.. Augus
ta 8:10 A. M-, Macon 11 A.
Mm Atlanta 12:15 P. M.. Pull
man Sleepers New York to
Wilmington, Jacksonville.
Port Tampa, Aiken. Augus
ta, end Macon.
8*56 P. M.. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
?:31 P. M.. Weldon 11:? F.
M. Makes local stops be
tween Petersburg and Wel
don.
11-40 P. M.. Dally. Arrives Petersburf
12:28 A. M., Lynchburg 6:11
A. M., Roanoke 7:15 A. M-,
Bristol 12*55 P. M. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond to Lynch
burg. (
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4 00 A. M., Dally, from Jacksonville. Sa
vannah, Charleston, Aflania,
Macon, Augusta, aud all
points South.
8 15 A St., Dally, except Sunday, At
B.i lanta, Athens, Raleigh, Hen
derson, Lynchburg, and the
West.
8 37 A M., Dally. Petersburg local.
?* ?mi a M.. Sunday only, from Atlanta.
B.uw a. ? Athen8( Rafelgh, Henderson,
l.vi.'hburg. and the West,
l? os A M..Dslly. Norfolk, Suffolk, and
h an P M . Daily, Jacksonville, rtavan?
ow rah, Charleston, Wilming
ton. Goldsboro', and au
points South.
6 55 P. M.. I'ally, Norfolk, Suffolk, Wn
\.rly, and Petersburg.
8-56 P. M., Dally. Petersburg, Lyneh
burg, an.l ?he West
I R KENI.Y. liryi. EMERSON,
?ieiiera! Manager. Tram.- Managsf.
ue H. M EMERSON.
Oeneral Passenger Agent
C. 8. CAMPBELL,
Ja M Division Passenger Agent.
OCEAN STKAMSH1F*.
FMttNCU -IN?
lomontmlr Utscndt TsvBaatUkBtHVS
DIRECT LINE TO HAVHJB-PAJU*
(.FRANC?).
Sailing every Saturday at IS A. Mm
ptom Plir No. it, Norl* river, tootMor?
ton atreot
La Normandie, Jy 16 ILa Bourgogne. Au f
La Vretagne, .Jy B I La Navarre, Au U
La Gascogne. Jy 3o|L- Chsmpagne.
Au M
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BOOK AND JOB
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