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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SATURDAY. JULY 23. 1898. _T
FOREST LODGE
,,IK> 11.I.IV. \ ?Iti.lMC
. I ? .R 'IRA a.- -, .... 1
OR REGULAR ??i B8T8.
. I OB TRANSIENT VIS
KEGULAR QUKBTB.
i .,. I. B ??r week an
rj Robaos has I
: and will meet the rsqulrt
, who sre partial to Virgin'.
, i the old regime. The Lod|
. -v?-U>ped ss a pleasure resor
lous grounds sre well adept?
a aid? range of outdoor amusement
i tennis, golf, croquet, pul.
' una ??nil drlvinrf. or rowlc
?Ahile Its miles of shelter?
Invite the 'cyclist c
?nor summer or wlnt?
mile bicycle track has bee
ft I .1 to be the fastes
in rslny weather the ampl
: abun lnnt space for exei
I l? ntlful supply of pool an
- musical Instruments, e?.
i ?ge for concern an
!iKh: dramas, afford
' enlivening th* pa-sin
n,- train -ni RU binon
U.w. the fnre fror
being 30 cents. T
r t? for regular trav
' | may i ,.n out ail
In? li any time o
few 1 ra A morn
giving an hour a
reta lack to Riehmor.
I at noon and N
: moon tra?na i*?av
rely, a
1rs ar. ? In fact. It Is but llttl
\ Forest Lodge tha
\ i la I r v
or an outing from Bal ai
?tX ?' in?- Mono.-.
rs ad
FOR IX?E.
_Glen_ Allen V-i
II : 'i.iiiM BPBIROB, VA.,
- ut u> i-pep:-..t. ?J,
.. a J-.ii,.- to Novata
tern.?
A C. A. COLHOUN.
_Proprietor.
.TDK ; ITORITI PLBA81 Rl
I ?m 1 t.-n.tu r?-v.rt of IBS */_
weaate sa Twentj
? ?lib rcn?;vuitr<?sirisoB und?
.' irre I'bo a st?accitnent of
?K-^'l PHIL r, iiKOWN
in? 14
Sp
Mountain Top \
PefaaaS *?r??,aon,
lit; ?CBSfl ABBB HOTEL,
\. ruin In. Ilrneli, Vtl.
n and finest bear:!
Ideal sun '
itha through pin
, ct sum
i KRUMBHOLZ ..
ei Prim i sa Ann?
u ion B8 M.t.,
..i, ... j.
-.- ING '?HE OCEAN.
. (or grand? in ,,; proper
tments. One
is poi Suite
bath anu rates oi
HORACE M CAKB,
_Proprietor.
ana bprlngs
: '. I ,ap, Blu
Mountain?!
feet A delightful rumine
views, strong Chalybeate an.
Within sight of junction o
. Western and Chesapeake am
miy IB miles from Rich
..;.*. Addr, ?s
n, y l?- ?in_M A S? ; E ? CO., Aftou. Va.
RR?V*fl HOTEL.
DIRECTLI OR THE BEACH AT ILL]
tt -. ?.M'E. Atlantic City, N J
. . . the finest location Bver;
, , intni? nt. Including
: : - a m ter h Ulis la i h
, ans. RICHARD BEW.
m_
? uni KITT ARBBKIC - _ IT H LI
BPRI8G8 t\U iiviiis.
rO ?N->\ E:* BER 1ST
As a m-rve tonic
? ratlvs, th?s
, . .t record ol
y*
Skin
and k ad beaut,
n Flrst-clasB acoom
ona For Miogue
:: . TH? -MAS. Manager*!
je 2 >m_ hhawsvllle, Va.
i i.iiMi \ m no i f.;.. B RJ i POIICT, \ .4
UNDER _W BALT
i I water
l >>r month
RO; qui tel I*
al! meI;
curslom
, - i to return M
ulars, apply to Bouth. m R illway Pai
Main ?tr. el R ch
:. ond. Va. ROBERT Bl RN3. M
_(Je 18-3m)
IHK HISTORIO
WB1TB Sl'I.I'MI'K Sl'RIVGS,
?.reenlirler (".?ml.., ?Veut \ lre,tnla
i lu- Iteyrsaemutl vu Ueturt of tin
South.
A great centra, point Of reunion lo
. society o? ine North, bouth, Eu*?i
Not? ol rat? ?: Pe
1 twenty-eight days. glo. *h.iJ, ?u
pel - ... " -' ..c. li., ..7.8J, an
, ..?dren under 11 years of
i? reams, B2.W. Open Jic- 15th to Ocie
t.r 1st und electric belle. Se
- loi in advance of t lie sen
? L. VV. BCOVILLB,
'm_Manag.".
S .U LUTAN'S ?OINS
OltOCKRV BARGAINS.
READ HOW CHEAP WE ARE SELL
ING EVERYTHING.
iVHI THROW ilu.NtV AWAY W liE.N
AN SAVE B PER CENT. B.
ill i'ING Vi'lR G?_KJC_ FROM Uli.
?LIABLE?
lUntry Butter, per pound... 12V
, . i.nty ?Teamery Butter
on th? market), per pound_ 15
. intj ti pound_ i?
i Beef. ??o
; u-ujx Pocahontaa Baking
s. per can . 3
ana Ba - ige, per pound.. 6
rd, per pound . i
Canned Beef . 1
selling a B Pea foc B
? Small Hams, per pound . Rj
. M
Meal, per buahel. 42
Una Clipped Her
i>. i dosen . *
i mb Honey, per pound? Li
. oats, per package .
: bl Baal Hams, small
: i pound. **
, sad Ja*,. Coffee, Java and
-.. ijcr pound . 10
i . r pound . b
family Flour, ba.c... B
: ..-, I . ?
: , . ..4
. ~>b
ptchles, pet bottle...? 1
Patent Faard?
. 4 9b
I. el
Il 11] !-. r pound. 3
tent Family Flour, per
.4 ?5
. 3o
Raaafl iuncanvased),
ind. to
n Bating Wheat
t . .ur, be-1 in the world,
.5 75
k. 36
: . 7
I . 3
per bag. 5
; bottle.
? gallons.)
\ and Catawba
I ?art; -,r. per gallon_ 40
pooad, only . tb
ng Bro ima . 15
ring Brooms . 10
. 9
, r fllU-.l with Hcmc
; . 12
itallon . 25
* , per can.. 8
in 1-pound papers, 3
. 19
?.. S
; r huiidrcJ. W
h per pound. 5
B. LI,I.MAN'S SOS,
1?-'' AND l_2 EAST MAIN BTBBBB
gtore. bin, tasi _.ar_,a?l.
?TBoae RA 'Phone m
pay you to call for ?>r write for
? ot our complete prlce-lUts.
(no 11-ga.TuATh)
iiiii-ii.-_?ie, Statements. Letter
i, Circulars, Handbills.
? printed by the Dispatch
hi low prices. Will give you
; rk at same prices you pay for
?. _.!. H rK 8en<J ** y?ur orders and
(?vti???r,:u*r*n,#* *,Ufactlr" ?o ?apjf
BCHor.M A?.D COLLtMS?.
Woman's College
RICHMOND, VA.
Bstablii?h^d 1854*.
: ''" ' " HE BEAUTIFUL ANI
HISTORIC CITY OF THE SOUTH
. ??mL*r* ur'"l*"'Pa?sed advantages In '
LETftRS. BC1ENCE, MUSIC, ART
AND ELOCUTION.
Large faculty;
2S1 students last session.
Health record remarkable. Never a deatl
In the Infltltution.
Terms mod?rate.
For catalogue ?ddrosa.
JAMES NELSON. M A.. D. D?
President.
_ (Jy 10-8u.Tu?Ftf) *
Maryland, St. Mary's County
Charlotte Hall
CHARLOTTE HALL 8CHOOL.
Founded 1774. A thoroughly established
Military Academy, in proximity to Baltl
mor*? and AVashlngton. Estate of ?2a
nealfhy location; safe home foi
boys. Board, wash, and tuition. |1?0 per
scholastic yee.r. GEORGE M. THOMAS
A. M.. Principal. jy f, -?,?
Washington and Lee Universit j
I ?'? iiiu>i?i?. Va.
"AM. |.. *?Mi.?n\. |4L D., PRESIDENT
Academic, Engineering, and Law De
partments. Additions for next session:
One professor, four lecturers; new School
of Economic?, Political Science and His
tory. Expenses very moderate. Opens
.-EPTEMBER 8th. For catalogue address
the President. jy 6-iin
Aiid.fM WILBUR R. SMITH, frr.nl.nt ?I th?
COMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
LI VIM. r'.?*?. KY.
rorClir?l?r?oflhl? t uisrrfnil ilarial AT WORLD*??
Ur.'rr.H ihou??ntl..,rn*?y.?ital ?niu.t?*? Corf i?"?tifi.t<
Poll ill..m.., r,,,rip. Is.1? !inr Tuition. Ro.ka.m1 Rn.rtl, ?' ' til
fltK?. l-ho.ufnii.??;. Tine-?*riii.t .??I TrU?r.;hr I..?;l t
? . In v W Il.f.l .: 1*. S fl,i i Itlf ?ta?uiu,U.y.
(Jy '.? fv b8 ?S , .m A flfl)
II VMPI'F.'.-SIDNEV COLLEGE.
T>.? riOB Bill begin WEDNB8*
DAY, frptember 14th. For catalogues ad
RICHARD M'II.AVAINE. President.
Hamprkn-Sidney, Va.
Jy tfi-WABa t Be 14_
BDGBWOIT?I BOARDIMO A*?D, DAY?
SCHOOL
r ?r ?furls. Reooena ?September 28, im.
Thlrty-slrtb year.
Mn H. P. LEFEBVRB, Principal.
M K. i?. Ht'NTI.KV,
Aaaoclata Principal.
and IM west Franklin str? ,
Baltimore, Md^
M'GUiRh'S BfHff SCHOOL,
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND. VA,
?*4TH ?SUOMION, BEPT. ?, '98, TO JUNE
20. '?TO.
UNIVERSITY OF VA., lS?5-*-1?4 degrees,
27 diplomas. Two of the Uta M. A.'s were
fron, this school. IS?T-'-S?2 degrees, 35
diplomas.
RICHMOND ?COLLEGE. liW-'8-2 de
grees. 21 diploma?, ) medal.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., IW-'8-l Ph.
D.
1897-'&&-A Competitive Scholarship at
tJalv. of Va. C< mpi tltlVfl Cadet Appoint
ment to W?st Point. Present Cadetship
at A tin a pol is.
Catalogue? it bookstores and by nppli
eatlon to John P. McGulre, Principal, or
M. M. McGuire. Business Manager, 33
Chamber of Commerce. The principal can
11 at 7 north Belvidere street, after
jy _2-Sa&TudJy&tau2-Tu,Th.Sadau&tdse
_ ItOcl_._
BBjn****mio^^
1<" ~
The Girls'
f\ Latin School
?1
Of Baltimore.
The Oiri?' Lstia School i?f Biltimor? ad
mita Mndtdatm who an qvalille-d ?o rnter
a iiu-n-?ohi il ?nd (?repiireii them for ail
inir.sii.ii tu ?"}' I' iliu-j? ' tom* year?. It
offer* the adranl.^e? of ili'.r.iu-ih mental
?nd physical training, cnml.iuea with th?
l? ?n.l ?ocial inflnence? ..f ?ii Ideal,
r-ilnetl home-life. T??riii? f?>r tnltion ?nd
l.,.?nl three hundred ?n.l fifty duller? par
,. ,r I , r , r nir ?fldf?i
The Girl?' Lall? School, Baltimore. Hi.
L,iU?^llliU,.ll^U-ia,,.iilll'.lUl.?Ji'.l?illiuill,l?iiJ
Oy 2-Sat, Tu. Th 30t)
notkk uami; of a:\h\..\ad.
: or '. oung V Prenoto
tory Bchool
tlve Courses. Extensive ?rounda Location
unsui | Suburb ol I laltlmora Bpa
clous buildings, completely equipped,
rharies-st? ? t avenue, Baltimore, .vd.
_jy l'.'-T i.'i i..vsa2m
LAW SCHOOL,
Washington and Lee Lniver&ity.
\\ M. !.. WILSON, LL. !>., t'reaiUent.
F U I I.TV:
CHAULES A IR?A ES, M. A., LL. D.,
Dean and Profesaor ol Coauaon und
Btacutfl Laa*.
TUCKER, M. A.. R. L..
. Corporation Law,
and o? Constitutional and ?liitc-r
aatloaa] I
\VM. UFA NOLL'S VANCE, M. A., Ph. D.,
D.
Adjun? t i'i ?fessoi of Commercial Law.
LEC'TI'Rl-.'il-:
WILLIAM L. WILSON, LL. D.,
lecturer on the History of Repr?sentative
Government.
BOBBBT M. HI ?.lit.s m. a.
(Of the Norfolk ( "> a.? liar?.
Lecturer on Admiralty Law and Pl>
cedure.
WILLIAM C, PRESTON. A. R, ?. L.
(Of ihe. Richmond (Va.) Bar),
Lecturer on Conveyancing.
PAUL M. PENICK, B. L.
(Of the Lexington (Va.) Bar),
Lertui-r ?'ii Accounts of Fiduciaries and
Reports of Commissioners in Chancery.
A thorough and complete two years'
course. Fifteen hours of lectures a week
act) vear. School of Economics, Politi
cal Science, and History open to law
StUdentfl without charne. Bei-alon opens
rnber 8!h. For catakKue address
ill \HLES A. G P. WES. Dean.
jy :i-s,i,nu'w_ Lexington, Va.
aPiEEiRY'S
i?*-!
V
XL
">-*1*?^Sd
Will Eradicate WORMS
FROMTHEHUMAH BODY
PRICE 25 ^ PEKVIAJ*
(ap G-W& 8a ly) _
trares quick!?. Thit If what it wu
?tia'l? for. Prompt, Mife, sure, Quiet
relief, quick cure. Plt-asant to t?k?5.
Children like it? and adult? like it.
Mother? buy it icr their children.
Precare? I)?* B. 0. DoWitt A Co.. maker* at
?, Witt? Lauf Karly iaaora. tho Lmuo?
tteplil?^ _ _
OLD PAPERS FOR ?ALB
at
16c. PER HUNDRED
at the
DISPATCH OFFTCrm.
B IC FI AR DIO.X WILL l-ROBATED.
?Catata Taina? a? AM0,0O0-Va\r~ ?ni
Bqalty Coart Jmry Adjoarned.
Tho will of the late Benjamin W. Rich*
ardaon was admitted to probate In th?
Chancery Court yest?rday. It Is In th?
handwriting of the deceased, and wa?
witne??ed by Mesara. William O. Allen,
Jamea Pleaaanta. and Eugene C. Massie.
The eatl-le la valued at $30.000.
The tesutor bequeath? all bis prop?rty
to hi? two alatera?Lucy Ann and Harriet
H.-who are to ahare alike. Upon the
death of one the entire property will re
vert to tho aurvivor. The beneficiarle?
ore appointed executrixes, and are author
ized to aell or make whatever disposition
of the property they may ?ee fit. Th?
testator direct? that no appralaement
shall be made of his estate.
The Misses Richardson duly qualified
a.' administratrix?:-?
Other qualification? were: L*. Parker
Hill and P. Bornard Hill, as executor? of
the estate of the late Robert Hill, Jr.; L.
Parker Hill as testamentary guardian of
E. Forest HJli. Vernon Hill, and Evelyn
Hill; Henry E. Lindsey as guardian of
Harry L. and John F. Lindsay, and John
C. Weinbrunn as administrator of the es
tate of George Welnbrunn and as guard
ian of Edward Weinbrunn.
In the Law and Equity Court Judgment
was rendered in favor of \V. R. ?Cooper
against W. A. Porterfleld A Co. for $174.50.
The Jury returned the verdict for the
plaintiff without leaving th? box. In the
suit of M. E. Kerns against Julia Cara
vatl. the jury found for the defendant.
The Jury has adjourned for the term,
having made quite an exceptional record.
Many cases have been tried, and not In a
single instance has the Jury" failed to
agree. Judge Minor will hold the court
open a short time longer to render decrees
in various chancery cases, and to wind
up unfinished business now In hi? hands.
The next term will commence September
12th.
Judge Weilford, In the City Circuit
Court, appointed Isaac W. ?'atter and
Maggie WSlfOSai Croon trustee? of th?
Methodist Cemetery Soijjety, a negro or
ganization. The above trustees are to
rniecaad Thomas Hev.less and Peter H.
Woltoke.
% -. i
OFFIfES WILL CERTA1XLY MOVE.
A Portion of Mr. Holrlikliaa' Depart
ment Will Go to Cincinnati.
The rumor which has been rife for some
days concerning a probable order for the
removal "of the general freight offices of
the Chesapeake and Ohio from this city
to Cincinnati was in a meusure verified
yesterday.
Mr. E. D. Hotchklss. the general freight
ac,?. nt, wa.s MSB In ills ollice by a Dispatch
man and imparted the information that a
portion of his force would soon go to the
Ohio city. Mr. Hotchkiss only returned
to the city yesterday morning, and he
knew but little of the details of the re
moval. ?? suid that he would be in a po
sition to-day to say Just what portion of
liis- department would go, but that he only
knew yesterday that some of hita force
would be removed to Cincinnati, and that
neither he nor his chief clerk, Mr. John
I'pshur, would have to go.
Mr. Hotchklss employs in his depart
ment about forty clerks, and he was in
clined to the belief yesterday that a large
portion of this clerical fore?- would be
moved. He did not know which of the
clerks would be sent, and In the absence
of orders did not rare to speculate. He
exp???rts to receive hi? orders tO-day,
General-Mana> r BU veils said to a Dis
patch man last nigh: that tho advices he
had rSOStSSd were to the effect that the
Freight Claim Department, which is prc
alded over by Mr. John Orndorff, would
be the only department moved. This de
partmaat is under the supervision of Mr.
Hotchklss. The reason for removing it to
Cincinnati, Mr. Stevens explained, is that
It can be more In touch with the Big
Four railroad, from which It receives
BMSt of its business. The change will,
howev?-. hardly be made In the very
near future. t
Polk Miller Meet? the Sponior?.
This (Toa the Atlanta Constitution will
be lead lure with interest:
Yesterday afternoon Colonel and Mrs.
W. A. Hemphlll kept open house in honor
of the surviving members ot the iroup
Artillery, and a delightful fathering of
people were assembled in thfir hospitable
home between the hours of 7> and 7 O'tlOCB.
Several hundred guests were in atlsBd?
. and the gray- vans stood
in groups talking over war times and en
Joying the delicious lioveiai;? s .oCead by
IB? hospitable hostess and the party ot
ladies assisting her. Toward the Utter
part of the evening a number of the
young ladies' committee of the Daugh
ters of th?' ?OOfBiaderaey and a party ot
the apaaaora came in, and attracted by
the strains of the banjo, found the lnimi
taule Polk Miller entertaining a party or
his friends In the dirdng-rooin. It ?BBS
like old friends had net, and the young
ladies grouped about the well-known de
UnaatOT of negro character and ?OBSB,
caught the refrain of his music, and all
"joined in the chorus." He sang many
of the old-fashioned ?-ongs. and the vete
rans soon stopped telling their war sto
ries, and, crowding 'round the girls and
Polk Miller, had what they probably
would term "a real good, old-time tune."
As the music of the voices died out
Polk Miller touched the strings of his
banjo, and it gave forth one of those
peculiarly catchy tunes that Inspires even
our sophisticated elders to see If tiuy
have forgotten how to dance. The vete
rans clapped their hands, the girls all
?,s anted to dance, but refrained, when
suddenly a graceful, sylphlike little wo
man from North Carolina could resist it
no longer, and, catching her lace-milled
skirts, she Indulged In an old-time dance
that charmed the entire assemblage; and
when it grew dark it was with great re
luctance that everybody said good-by to
the gracious host and hostess, Polk Mil
ler, and the little woman who had danced
by his banjo music.
Honor? to Mil? -I r) nK fcllorr.
The Atlanta Constitution says: At the
several informal entertainments yester
day Miss Stringfellow, of Virginia, spon
sor-ln-chlef of the Sons of Veterans, and
Miss Sue Johnston, of Knoxville. were
among the most admired young women
present. Miss Strir.gfellow Is a type ot
beauty at once charming, combining with
all the charms of fresh an.1 pretty face,
a superb figure and carriage. Miss John
ston is tall and graceful, with the gra
cious, charming manner that bespeaks the
high-bred southern woman.
Mr. Sand? to Be Cashier.
Mr. Samuel G. Wallace, having resigned
as cashier of the Citizens' Exchange
Bank, Mr. Tucker K. Sands has been
tl to succeed him. and will enter on
Ms new duties -September 1st. Mr. Sand?
has been connected with the First Na
tional Bank for a number of years, and la
now general book-keeper there.
Hold a I haou-iila inK Service.
To-morrow, at St. James Methodist
church, In lieu of the regular 8:16 P. M.
service, the pastor, Rev. Mr. Beauchamp.
has arranged for a thanksgiving service
at C o'c'ock In the afternoon, with an ap
propriate sermon. This sertie? will be
held in defi rence to a recent proclama
tion, of president McKinley, and will
doubtless be interesting and profitable.
Mr. Mablo Ena?g;ed Again.
Hamilton W. Mable. the distinguished
literary critic, who ao delighted the mem
ber? of the Richmond Lyceum by hi? lec
ture delivered here last winter, ha? Just
been e.igaged to again appear before the
organUation on February ?th.
A Scottish lunatic doctor thinka that
bicycle riding may be a cure for Insanity.
He ha? tried it with good r?eult? on ?ome
3f hi? patients. _
"I have osed Chamberlain'? Cough
Remedy in iny family for year?, and al
ways with K?xid re?ults," say? Mr. W. B.
Cooper, of El Rip, Cal. "For ?mall
?hildreo we find it especially elfed ?.
jy itVi-WtSuAXXir
THE BAUGHriAN STATIONERY CO.,
RICHflOND, VA., July 18, 1898.
Oar Manufacturing Department, Nos. 7 and 9 south Twelfth
street, was destroyed by fire on the morning of the 17th.
We have made arrangements for the filling of all orders
which we now hold ; any new business you are pleased to give us
will have our prompt and careful attention.
We are glad to say our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
located in another building, was not damaged.
THE BAUGHMAN STATIONERY CO.
_ ay i?-et)_ _
?The dispatch job PRINTING OFFICE 0
0 (DM3PATCH BUILDING.) 0
? DOBS ALL.. KINDS OF ?
I PRINTING, I
0 PRICES MODERATE, .%m t
{ j,,... PROMPT DELIVERY, ?st* t
? Be. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. \
e - e
1 SEND OR CfiLU FOB BSTIttftTES BEFORE GOINO J
Q Now Phona 1258. H-KWtltilt. Old Phono 1 68. A
e0"OO4a-O-OOOOOO0-O?9>9?9<H>OOO
FARMERS AXD OTT LAWS.
They Coma To?ether, and Justice
John, Ha? to Separate Them.
There was an interesting case before
Justice John in the Bolice Court yester
day morning, Involving five country pro
duc? dealer? and the city ordinances.
These ordinances provide that the coun
trymen may sell at the market and on the
streets from their carts during market
hours each morning and all day Saturday,
but must stop every morning, ex?cept Sat
urday, at the time the market bell pro
claims that market hours are over.
The flve men who appeared for violating
the city ordinances were Frank Hea?h.
Andrew Ml.1er, James Austin, Willi.T.i
Ranaon, and Walter F. Walters. It was
evident they did not even know of the
enactment of the city fathers, nnd did
what they did with no intentional disre
gard of the laws of the capital of the Old
Dominion. So Justice John, Inclined to
be merciful, let them off with one of his
finest lectures, and agreed to call it
quare If they would do so no more.
The case of Eugene Dandridge <co!ore_L
charged with stealing $3 from Willie Aw
len, was continued until the 27th.
J. H. Mclvln was before the throne,
charged with entering the store of C. G.
Bogge and attempting to commit larceny,
and was required to give security in $100
for six mon'hs. Melvin is a little negro.
H? took some money, but more candy,
tberabT proving he was a Juvenile.
Edmund Toney, an old colored man,
was charged with being a vagrant, and
was sent to the almshous?.
Rev. Mr. Hite'? Sermon?.
Th?> Rev. Lewis F. Hite will begin to
morr? w his work here for tho BIUBBM r.
11? ?rill j. i each morning and evening at
the usual hour? In tho mission room. No.
71-2 wsi Marshall ?treat. The sermons
will aim to help people see and live the
spiritual truth the Lord teaches in His
Word. Without making any invidious dls
tin?'tions, these ?eratOBa will be charac
terized by the fact that they recognize in
the Bible a ?listim-t spiritual meaning, an
inner and higher meaning within and be
hind the letter, as that which makes the
letter powerful unto salva tion, according
to th?} ?rorda, "The letter killeth, but the
Spirit giveth life."
All who think they may be helped by
this preaching are cordially invited to
cone. The service? are held at H A. M.
and 8 P. M.
Till? Van'? Laut liny.
Two performances to-day closes the bill
at the Broad-Street Park pavilion for thil
week, and the many favorit, s of the we-k
kave to make room for new artists on
Monday night.
Billy Van has been the star of th>;
company, and his early return is assured,
as well as Misses Mclntyre. and Peak,
two charming banjoists, who have won
the admiration of the crowds. Flatow an?l
Dunn have created almost a sensation
with th'.ir black-face comedy, and Harry
Tnft, the whistler, and Gallager an?!
E\rs, knockab'_?uts, havo made BBO
Motiday Paper
The Monday Bulletin is a
first-class paper in every re
spect.
Buy it and read it if you would
keep well posted on
WAR NEWS,
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
STATE POLITICS,
WASHINGTON GOSSIP,
LITERARY HAPPENINGS
Its telegraphic service is excel
lent, and covers our own and for
eign lands, and it has a full corps
of competent local reporters.
The Monday Bulletin is for
sale on all railroad trains leaving
Richmond after sunrise Monday
mornings.
It is also delivered in Richmond
and Manchester btrparriers. Or
der your carrier to bring it to you
and get all the news
Monday Morning.
Old Paper? for Sals
?t ?h? nupaffh ottle?. 15c. per hundred
ur-VAHTi mc as* sT_Afti_ns.
ALD DOMINION
dTEAMSHIP COMPANY,
DAILY LIN?
FOR
NEW YCRK,
EXCEPT FRIDAY AND SUNDAY.
Passen????rB can leave Richmond dally
except oat ' 'unday via Chesapeake
and Ohio railway at 8\*?0 A. M., or Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad (.Norfolk;
and Western route) il A. If., connecting
at Norfolk with ?Jld Dominion Line
stenmer sailing (am? evening lor New
York.
ALL-WATER ROLTK.
Steamahip Richmond leeves Richmond
every Monday at G P. M. ior New York
via James river.
Tlckfts on sale st Richmond Transfer
Company's, Ml east Main street; ?.'hesa
peake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots, and at
company's oltlce, 1_J east Main street.
Richmond. Baggage- checked through.
FREIGHT
for New York and all point? beyond can
be shipped by direct steamer sailing from
Richmond every MONDAY at B P. ?f.;
siso, by steamer leaving Richmond ?very
WEDNE?H-AY AND FRIDAY at ti P. M.
for Norfolk, connecting with steamer for
Ne-w York.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
time.
Freight received and forwarded, and
through bills of lading issued for all
northern, eastern, and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YORK.
Passenget s can leave ?J-.iiy, except Sun
day, at 'd P. M. li-juturuay. 4 1'. M ) to
Norfolk or ?ill Point Comfort, connect
ing with Norfolk and Western railroad
or Chesapeake and Ohio railway
Direct Steamer <v!a James-river route)
leaves every SATURDAY 2 P. M. (pas
sengers and freighti, and freixht by
steamers via Norfolk every MUNDAY
a,,.i WEDNESDAY at 3 P. M.
Snilinirs from company's pier, No. 26
North river, foot of H?.a,*h srr?et.
Freight received and forwarded dally,
except Sunday.
For further Information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent.
1212 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
W. L. Oulllauden. VI e-Pre.sldont and
Trafst? Manager, S?m York. J? >',
SHORT OCEAN TOURS
UNDER BRITISH FLAC
The first-claM Ocesn-uoitiir nuMericer ttetakat
j OHlNOC'O.2.000ton? sailiriir un?lerthe 7/ri?i .A ?lair.
will l?.ave Now York June 2d?and every Thursday
fortnisht thereafter until Oetotm Bth?for the
I Hruish islandsof Itermula. situated in the Atlantic
I Ocean. Three days oeeaa royags? Rx?_Uent
j hotels, l'iisurpassed txaches for bathinif. ?'.?.d
i fishing, l'neipiallcd hesltbfolncsa I??.? inlie? per
fect bicycling roads. Kxiiuisiteiceriery AI?>o!me
' rutety assured by neutral flair Round trip tare,
including meals snd state-room berth. Bn.OO.
K.r illustraied pamphlet k?v?dk all Inform minn,
! apply to QUEBEC S s. CO.. A. _ uitkhbkip??e A
1 Co., Agents, H Broadway, Sew York, orto Messrs.
I T-?Mas CuoK ?i Boa, 261 ?iruadnuy, New York.
AMERICAN AND IKD STAR LINES.
Rlf YOKK-SOL'THAIIPI"' ?N-ANTWEUP.
1 lie steamer? poifm inlnx tin? service sre
either British or lleli;ian.
tJa'.llug every WEDNESDAY at nooo.
FHIK?jLANiJ...Juiy -.7 I -??NSIMI1 ?Aug. 17
SOL'1'HWAKK..Aui?. J \0<U:DLA\l>. *iur? 21
W'-jr'.NLM'. ta*. 10 I f 1*1 -'. '.Ml*. . Vi.-g. 81
IMTaKNATlONA-XAVIJAriON UlA.
Piers 14 sa I 1 -. l'ortij :tlr?r.
Office, ?i > ia/11 .< -Irani, ?. Cm
W. a i'AL_Kit_0_,
_ri 15-Ta.Tb-?aly .(-??.il.
SIOK HEAO?OHE
Positively cured by the__
JLitUo Pills.
They also relieve Digress fi-om Dyipitrpsla,
Indigestion and T-o Hearty Eating. A per?
feet remedy for Dizziness, Katuea, Drow?i
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
Small Pill. Small Dose.
$atf*B4r\ Pr.COe
Substitution
*?^a fxauil of the day.
See you get Carter'^
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
RAILROAD Lims.
CHESAPEAKE
WEST OHIO KAILWAY.
Effective Jame 20, 1S9&.
TEAMS LEAVE RICHMOND, BROAD
ITKBBT STATIOX.
8:O0 A. M., DaUy. with Parlor car,
for NortolS. poriaroouin.
Old Point, Newport New?,
and prlti? I, si ?nations. Con
necta at Norfolk with N?w
York ?teamers, ?xc?pt Bun
day.
?:45 P. M., Dally, with Pullman, for
local ?tation. Newport
News. Old Point. Norfolk,
and Portsmouth. Connect?
at Old Point with Washing
ton steamers dally, and with
Paltlmjr? ?learner?
?0*0 A. IL. Mountain Expr?s?. wltB
Parlor car, except Sun
day, for Ronceverte. Con
nect? at Oordonsvlll? tor
Orange, Culpeper, Calver
ton, M-anassas. Alexandria,
and Waahin?ton; at Union
Station, Charlotteevllle, for
Lvnchburg; at Basic lor
Hagersrown.
?:1B P. M., Dally, with Pullmana, to
Cincinnati. Loul?vll>. and
Bt. Loul?. connecting ?t
Covlnston. Va., tor Hot
Spring- Btops only a? Im
portant station?. afcal?
erved en dining-cars.
No. T, Local Train, except
Sunday, follow? ?bove train
fr? m Gordons?. U'.e ti Go?hen.
8:80 P. M.. Accomm.iditl n. excrnt Sun
day, fur ''har'.ottesville.
IB .10 P. If., Dal!??, for Cincinnati, with
F. F. V. Pullmans to Hlnton W.
Va., and Oordonsville to
Cina'nn.itl and Loulxvl'le.
Meal? served on dinlnf
cue. ?Oonascta a* Stan ?
ton, except Sunday, for
Winchester. Vu.. find at
Covlngton. Va., dally, for
Hot Spring's.
TRAIX9 LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
10:80 A. M.. D.illy. for Lynchbur?; and
Clifton Forsre. ConntM-ts. ex
cept Sunday, with Mucklne
ham. Alberen.?, Lexington.
ami Cralg Valley branches.
and at Clifton Forge with
No. 1 fcr ?"ln?'lnnstf.
8:00 P. M., Except Sunday, with clntr
car, for Lynchburg and
f? area Lynchburt t-oo a M
for Lexington, except Sun
dav.
trails arrive at hi? iimom?,
hroaij-*?treet station.
8:30 A. M.. bully, from CincinnatL
lo:i5 A. M.. l ally, trom .Norfolk and
O'.d Point.
3:30 P. M.. Dally, from Cincinnati and
Louimrtll?.
6:BO P. M.. Dally, fn.m Norfolk and Old
Point.
T:43 P. M., Except Sunday, from Iton
rsy? rtr-,
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION
8:40 A. M.. Exc.pt Sunday, from Lex
inift >n ond Lyuchburg.
S 6.20 P. M., P_ly, from Lynrhburg ?nd
Clifton Forg?, and, except
Sunday, from New Castle,
T.exln?ton. Alberene, and
Roaney.
JOHN D. P0TT8.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
SOUTHER?
RAiLW&Y.
Schedule Effective June B, 18U8.
TRAINS LEAVE Rll HMUMU, VA.
1-iUA .M., No.il. douihern Express,
dally, fur Aiunu. Ausu?U, and
points South. S.c.'p?-r -.'.Kiunond to
Danville-, Or ?on? boro', SsliaBury,
Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta.
Bieeper open at 9'M P. M. Stop?
at all atatlona between i.uhmoml
and Danville to take on and lui off
pj.-.s?ngcrs.
Connecta at Danville, Salisbury,
and Charlotte with ihc Wa-hington
?nd Southwestern Limited (So. O),
carrying rtwper? New York to
Ashevilie, Hot Springs, Chattanoo
ga, and Nashville New York to
Memphis. N.-w York to New Or
leans; New Vork to Tampa, sad
ftrst-clai? dally coach between
Washington and Memphis. Connec
tions arc made for ull point? la
Texas and California. Sleeper open
for occupancy ot 140 P. M.
115*01 P. M? No. 7, solid train, dally, for
Charlotte, N. <'.. connects at Mose
ley with Fuimville and Po what an
railroad. At Kcysvllle for Clark?
vllle, Oxford, Henderson, and Dur
ham, and at ??i, ,-nsboio' for Dur
ham. Raleigh, ?nd Wlnston-Salcm;
at Danville with No. Zb, United
States fast mall, solid train, daily
i i New Orleans and points South,
wnlch carries sleepers New York to
New Orleans arid New York to
Jacksonville. Thr-.ugh sleeper Salis
bury to Memphis; also, Pull
man tourist sleeper ever) wedn??.
day, Washington to San Francisco,
without chauffe.
6;00 p. M . Ne 17. local, dally, ?cept
Sunday, for Keysville. Chase City,
and Internen tat? pointa
TRAILS ARRIVE AT CI? IIMOMI.
?O A If,
ti.mo p. M., from Atlanta, Augusta,
Ash-vill ? and Nashville.
8:10 A. M., froq? *~ha?u ?'ay and Key?
ville.
laOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
No?. 1 and 62. between Manchester and
Nea polla. Va.
?0RK-R1YER LINE * hup point,
THE FAVORITE ROTTE MUMII,
LEAVE mi inniM).
4:80 P. M., No. io, Haltimore Limited,
daily, except Sunday, for West
Point, there making clos?, connec
tion on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Friday? with steamer for Ualii
more; also, with ?tag? at Letter
Manor for Walkerton and Tappa
hannock on Tuesday?, Thursdays,
and Saturday?.
2:80 P. M., No. lo, local expresa, Mon
daya, Wedneadaya, and Friday?, for
V. est Point and intermediate sta
tion?. Connects with stage at Les
ter Manor for Valkerton and Tap
pahannock- also, -at West Point
with ?teamer for Baltimore. Stop?
at all stations.
S:00 A. M . No. ?M, Local Mixed. Leaves
daily, except Sunday, from Vir
ginia-Street Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connect
ing with ?tage at Laatar Manor for
Walkerton and Tappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ITA. M., d??ly.
10;4UA. M., Wednesday? and Friday?
only. *
4.55 P. if., daily, ?except Sunday, from
Weat Point and lntermediat? ata
tlons.
Steamers leave West Point at 8 P. M.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday.?, and
Laltimore at 8 P. M. Tuesday?, Thurs
days, and Saturdaya.
Ticket-Office at atatlon, foot of Virginia
treet. Open from ? A. M. to < p. M.,
?nd from ?30 P. M. to 12 A. M. City ticket
office, 94* ? " ? Main street.
J. M. ?L*LP, W. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager. (Jen. Paas. Agent.
Fit AN K S. GANNON, Third Vice-presi
dent and General Manager, Waahlagton,
D. C.
C. W. WESTRL'RY. Travelllnf Pas
aenger Agent. ?20 east Main street. Rich
mond. Va. Jo _
UK PA* ? I HI! Or S TEA ME It 4
pBJO-JJlSLFiiii. RICH
MOND AND .NOK*ULK
STLAMSiiiP COMPANY.
Appointed ?ailing daya: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, und BUN DA Y at day
light.
Freight received dai'r until I P. M.
Fare (including un-at? ana berth;, H on
Friday'* and Sunday'a ateain-r
For furthtr informa'ion appiy to
J. W. M'?'AKItlCK.
General Southern Ag-nt: offle??. Rocket?.
W P CLYDE ft CO.
-fa 2> Otneral Agenta. Philadelphia.
PRESCH UNE.
( .,n?l?ua?ilr??caer'ala'i n*nj??librali?u?
DIRECT ij.ne TO havre-paiub
i FRANCE;.
Silling every Saturday at 10 A. M..
from Pl?r No. ?12. North river, loot Mor
ton ?:rc?t.
I_ Touralne. Au 27 La B'urtf gn?. Aug. 1
I.u Navarre, J'y Zi La Bretagne. An 13
La 0?scogr.e, S'y 39 \ji Navarr?. Au 20
General Agency for Unlt.d Stat?. a^J
C?nada. I Bowling Green. N. Y.
Richmond Traacfrr Co.. OOl Mai? It.
Andre,? U.'el?B BIB E- V?lc St.
J? t>
BAILROAD UlSf.
miMAmki
Jaaa t?, taaa.
Lf&AVB BlCHMOaO. BYBJ^rrBSa-V
8TAT108.
?.00 A. M., RICHMOND AND NOB
FOLK VK-riTliiULE UMIT
ED. Arrivas Norfolk 11:11
A. M. ?top? only at Pfltflra
?vurg, Wsverly, and BuftVk.,
Second-claafl tickets not ac
cepted on this trsln. _,.
?O0A.M. THE CHICAGO EX.? REIH,
for Lynchburg. Roanoke. Co
lumbus, ?ad rhlcHBo. Pull
man Sleeper Roanos? to Co
lumbus, alao. for Bristol,
Knoxvllle, and Chattanooga.
T.SO P. M , For Suffolk. Norfolk, aad lu
termcdlai? ?t?tlon?, arriv?a
at Norfolk at 10:60 P. M.
HABT WL.it*. X> ??abura and Bo?.
noka Connect? at Roaaok?
with SVaehlngton and >*"*nrat
tanooga Limite?! Pullman
Sleeper?* Roanok? to Mem
phis and New Orlean?. Pull*
man Sleepor between Rich
mond ana Lynchburg, sa?
berths ready for occupancy
at 9:00 P. M. Also. Pulfr
man Sleep?r Petersburg and
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the W?set dally at t:15 A. XL
and 8 "*> P. M ; from Norfolk and the
East at lirOf A. M.. and VESTIBULED
LIMITED at 9M P. M.
Oin.ce. ??8 Main street.
R. W. COURTNEY,
District Paa*"im AgeaL ,
w. n. bevFll.
General Pas?eng?r Agent. -
General Office: Ronnofce, Va. J? IS
k ft ] ATLANTIOCOIST
* * ** LI.N?
flcbeJule la Effect Jan?** 1?, 18??.
i'RAl-iS -EAVB HKHaOMi-L-llO"?
DEPOT.
7.33 A. M , Sunday accommodation ar
rive? Petersburg *.--z. mahea
all stop? Richmond and
Petersburg railroad.
u.tMl A. M., bally. Arrives Petersburg
.-> .1 A. li, Norfolk 11:3d A.
M. Stops only ?t Petersburg,
Waverly. and Suffolk, Va.
0:0? A? M., Daily. Arrtv? Petersburg
9M A. M . Weldon 11 U
A. M.. Fayettevllle 4:tt P.
M., Charleston 10:20 F, M.,
Savannah 12M A. M , Jack
sonville 7:.*> A. M . l'or?
Tampa 6:20 P. M. Connecte
at Wilson with No. 47, ar
rivlug Goldsboro' 3:10 P. M..
Wilmington 5:a? P. M* Pull
man Sie? |,?r New York to
.Jacksonville.
2 55 P. M.. lutlly. Local. Arrive? Pe
tersburg *:*U P. M. Mflkea
all siopH.
?:-10 P. M., Sunday accommodation. Ar
rives Petersburg 6:2? F. M.
Mikes all stop? Richmond
?ml Petersburg rallroil
:80 P. M., Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
6 j? P. M. Make? all local
?tops Richmond and Pot?re>
burg railroad.
T:30 P. M.. Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
8:04 P. M . cotinocts with
Norfolk ?Ad Weste-n for
Norfolk and Intermediate
points, Emporta 1:10 (con
nects with A. and D. for
stations between Emporta
and Lawrence ville), Weiil??n
9:42 P. M . Fayettevllle 1 ?)7
A. M.. Charleston ?02 A. M?
Savannah 8.08 A. M., Jack
aonvllle 1 P. M., Port Tampa,
9:46 P. M.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLB
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arrlv
lnn Alken 7:28 A. M.. Augusta
8:10 A. M? Ma?on 11 A M..
Atlanta 12:15 P M. Pullmaa
S'.'-epfr? New York to Wil
mington, J?eknonvllle, Porf
Tampa, Alken, Auguata, and
Macon.
8:8? P. M.. Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
9:31 P. M., Weldon 11:20 P.
U. M ik.-?? locnl ??top-? be
tween Petersburg and Wei
don.
11:40 P. M.. Dally. Arrives Petersburg
12:20 A. M , Lynchburg 6:11
A M.. Ronnoke 7.16 A. M..
Prlstol \2.fA P. M. Pullman
Bleeper Richmond to Lynch
burg.
TRAISS AltUIVE Rlcn*flO*IO.
4 OU a. M.. Duily. truui Jacksonville, Sa
\,nu.,ili, Charleston, Atlanta.
M ? u. Augusta, and all
points South.
S:1B A. M., Dally, except Sunday, At
lanta. Athen*. Rulelgh, Hen
derson, Lynchburg, aud tli?
\> eat.
B'JAl A. M.. Dally. Petersburg local.
S;00 A. M., Sunday ?mtv, from Atlanta,
Athens?, Kaleigh, Henderson,
Lynchburg. und the W??t.
11:05 A. M., Daily. Norfolk, Suffolk, and
P?terslrarg.
0:40 P. M., Dally, Jucksonvllle._ Saynn
nah, Charleston, Wllmini
ton, G?ldstx
joints S??iitti
?* *
ton, Goldsboro', and ali
points Mouth.
8:55 P. M.. Dally, Norfolk, Suffolk, Wa
v?rly, and Petersburg
8:50 P. M , Du.ly, Petersburg, Lynch*
burg, an.1 the West.
1? on a M , Sunday accommodation.
T:?0 P. M.. Sunday accommodation.
J. R. KENLT, T M EMERSON,
General Manager Traf?l?* Mu.ager.
H. M EMKRSON,
General Pu ? ?? nicer Agent.
C. S .'AMPMKLL.
J* 16 Division PtiMenger Agent.
D U 9r p HicumoDd, Pfdde -
A?, f. IX ** Ticbbart ?t Ptomac
?rhedul? la Effect Mar 1?. ISM?
LE AI a. illUU-MilLLi 8TAT10?.
e.-VA.M., Dany, for Wasuu.gion and
bointa north. Stops ouiy -I
?liiioid und Fi*?icilck*burg.
Pullman Simp?:'? to tie*
York.
tt.'iO A.M., Soi..lay only, for W ?ashing,
ton and points North. M'ut/fl
at Elba, Glen A ilon, Ash*
ItunJ, Taylorsvllt?*., Doaw?ll
iiuther Glen, l'unoiu. Mil
ford, Woodsiariti, G??n.*?.
Summit, ! T..'i?*in keburg,
Rrooke. and Wid? water.
Pullman car.
8.4? AM, Dally, except Sunday, for
Washington and points
North. Stop? at Elba. Asb
laud. Taylorsvlll?, I?>awelt.
Ruthsr ? :;.*.i Ptrnoia. Mil'
ford. Woodalan?. Guin?a.
Hunmlt, F reu ?rick ?burg,
iirooko, and Wldvwatar.
'ullmab ear.
?ally, except Sunday, fofl
Washington aii'i pointa
North. Stops at Hll.a. Oleii
Allea, Asnlsnd, l?o?well,
M l I f o r d, ! i? i. iLKr-bur?,
Brook?, and Wid- watar.
Parlor c?ar. Also. ?aafflafl
with i'ongrt??alon.i Limited
at Washington.
T.1?P. M., Dally, for Waahlngton and
pointa North. Stop? at Elba,
Ashland. Doawell. MUforC.
Frederlcksburg, Brook?, and
WMewater, and other sta
tion? Bun*?ys Si ??-per RleB
mond to N?? Yd-*'
AHB1VE BYPD-flTMBKT BTATIO?.
?.-H? A. .'J . Dally, ?top? ?t V. I ;?-.??.i?*r.
Broolc?, Proderlckaburg, Mil*
ford, Do?w?ll, Ash'and. and
Elba, sud other Matioae
Sunday?. Sle?p?r N?w York
to Richmond.
3.4? jr. M. Daily, except Sunday, ?tops
at Wi.lewatur. H rook?.
Frederlcksburg. Summit,
Guinea, Woo?n?lan?. Milford.
Pen?la, Ruther Gl?n. Dca*
wall, TayloravlUe. Ashland,
Gl?a Allen, fln.I Elba. Par
lor ear from Washington.
T:!? P.M., Dally Stop? only at Fr?de
ric\?burg. Dos ??11. Aah
land, end Elba. Puhman ears
fforn New York.
8 ? P.M., Dally, ?top? at Wide water,
Brook?, Frederlcicshurg,
Summit. Guinea. Woodalan?,
Mllford. Pen?la. ?:?i??,et
Glen. Doswell. TaviorsvHIe,
A?hland, Glen All??n. and
* *-? . a1.??.?***-* ---
ynnn.T*iucK?R?c. ?rrnaninnAtio-r.
(Daily ?ac?pl 8un?:j.. /
4-iwp.M., Leave? Byrd-Street Station.
?JM>A. M. Arrive? Ryrd-Street Station.
A9HLA-1D TBAiaa.
(Dally ?xc?pt -Sunday.)
?42 A M, L?av?a K Va.
?.?? P. M. L??v?e El?.
8 441A.M., Arrives Elba.
IO?PM. Arrive? Elba.
C. A TATttOn Traffic Managwr.
H. T P. Myers. *?r??B*4ent._?*|*Lti_
WHITE flLPIILH WATER.
FROM THE OLD GRBENBBIEB
WHlTt.
We have thi? Water bow la both quart
ind plat bottles, fresh from the Iprlaga.
PURCELL. LADO 4 CO.,
ly l-ta Wholeeal? Drugahahh

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Richmond dispatch. [volume], July 23, 1898, Page 7, Image 7
About Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903