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2 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IT. loH*.
M'MUNN'S
ELIXIR OF OPIUM
ta a preparation of the drug, by which Its
Injurious effects sre removed, while the
valuable Medirlas] pu.??rues sre retain?
ed, it saaaeeeee sll I lyne,
and aati - powere <-f op urn, but
products no si K... -.?? of tho ?te.mach, no
vomiting, no costivetiosa, no headache.
In Scute servons disorder* it Is an in
sole remedy, and la I y the
best physicians.
I!. FERRETT, Agent,
372 INarl St.. rT?W YorU.
mi) 21-SaaWlOltslrro)
AFE"
DIE
PEEDY
IE. LE CLAN'S
FAMOUS FRENCH REMEDY
Htver Fails.
. CMDORStO If TH0?3ASP3.
Tw?r,ty-n?/e S cent ?un.r* hfinc? t- I ?. Imge *nd
CXMITll.. r? lt.r Ii,^M?.icrj I ,/..!,! if
?rae-, \ kl.Bt.L*ii I'n i c , . I
ikl?7 ? a
D(t I
i-.?-. : Pttf.ii.l.l. \ it lu able
In ?Wut all ou !
For sale In Richmond by POLE MIL
MFANY.
_my 11 ' Lni
?I gJMMM ? IXO I <'l l.Kl.l v
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES, Rosnoke, Va.
Opeo? hept. ?lb, IBM One of the leading
> f',r Young Mag
bulldiiiK? ?H i.. '.? m Im prof ementa,
i'ampu? tea m iv .n
Valley of V? . famed for he dth. European and
Amenoso ii a Superior ad
van'a?-.- f?tuelent??/rora twenty.
- ) at,
MA'i'lIl l* 114I.I.1-. K"u....lie, Virginia.?
(Je S-Su.WAl
MilVM'UKI SBWa BUJTABt AtAD
Bsnr.
A BELE? IS' IR B( >YS AND
Youiik Men, I '
end i ' ,mn,. i i liius
1 r , , : j ' '
MAN I , )V2m
?BASPOLTM s\A'-< IDSMTFOI BOYB
, i .., i .
' -
, appliance?; gymnasium,
", tlugl letl, A. M.,
I - - l city. V?. {S. W. VA,)
(Jy 1-F, Sun & W 1st)
ASNEVILLE COLLEGE
Pur fetti Woasea. ' isaal assises.
lt.-.l sanit?r) ?pp tmi .- H ?utifni c'
geminan I i?i iry
n , ?l.i h id'i t- i.. Vt, ., - -i ? l
\rt. (ijnin?
al'in, ? >
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ARt'llloM l< A JON1 S, Prei s
jy i
BASDOLPH?EAOOS WOEAsTI COL
I.i.i.i .
Lyaohburi
Cotnmlssl mer
A" as one of the I col
for womi n In l All
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STM. W SMITH, M. A., ?Li. D .
Jy i :_Presid? it.
COLLEGE OF
V* DLLIAEBBVEO, VA.
.\ \ hi
THURSDAY, ( ?CTOBER f.. WA,
LYON '.
Jy 20-w.l.vs i.ui Presld nt. __
HAMIMIO-MllNC.V ? OI.I.CI.i:.
Th. '- . a .?i - gin W EDNE8
DAY, - at.. logues ad
cii - | *
RICHARD M'ILW UNE,
Il m -, Va.
jy E-WASa t Be h
i;
BDSEWOBTfl BOABOISS ASD DAY
?i SOOIj
for (?irls Eeooei BEFTEEBER E l**8?
Thirty-alxth year.
M . II. P. LEEEBVRB, l'rii.
Mi s E D. HUNTLEY,
i I and 121 w? : Franklin su. i t.
Jy 20-\V&Sa:'m Baltimore, Md.
< Ili'SM r HILL At ADKMY.
CHHST.NTT HILL. PHILADEIjPHIA
l'A.; eleven miles n ,rth of the City BAU
Catalogues on applli ation.
JAMES L. PATTERSON,
Head Mister.
Je 1-WJPASntJytlAtAull-Su.WaFtsell
" MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY,
Far Young Ladle?. BTAUNTON, TA.
?erin Iffsiii? .Sept Ut,!-? Located la BBSM
allerotVifl --., 1 . ;aii.n!.-,,;r .:!
avi>'l'.txx'i.t* *D State? r?pr< -'.it.-.t. r?ermiin 1. rate.
Wlile-fot C'?t?l, U '?. MAU? llll.UHIS SEM1NAUY.
Jy a-WAFlIt
LAW M BOOL,
TDK SCHOOL OF LAW IN RICHMOND
COI LEGE "'.'s superior legal training
In the moot I ivorable environment Three
professors. Annual tuition in Junior class,
|at; in both clas es, $7". Good board ;>s
chenp as 17.60 a month. Besalon opens
SEPTEMBER 22d. For special lululogue
address
Professor ROGER GREGORY,
I. r Manor, \ l,
or President BOATWRIGHT,
g> fa-W,F.aSuh>t Kir!.moud Va.
BELLEVIE HIGH SCHOOL,
BBBaTOBB coi su, \ v.
A thorougtily-eiiuipp.il school, templete
In its appointments, of high grade, lor
i ,,! young men.
For c < . - "i Information, add
W. IL ABBOT, I'm
Jy 26-lmo Bellet ne 1'. >. v.?.
BIMHKR !<> sot; iv
MountainTop sg^S
Hotti anu bpilngs,
lus
iiains.
Rie vanen, ?.iMi feet. A ?U-ilghtlul suiunier
resvi t. i u.r v.?. a,*, strong L uj i>e?io ?uio
Other waters Within ?igut of junction of
Norfolk mid Western and Cbeeapeaaa and
Oniu riiil?a>a Only ?A> noie-.- from Ricii
niond. it. a>oiiat ie- ?* ,.*. Adorna
my 1?-31U _ MASBIB .* CO.. Alton, Va.
Th.HMl.NAL HDlkL, BTEBT FOIST, VA
IMJi.li NEW MANAi.i MENT. dALT
water bathing, buaiinfc. and fishing. Good l,a
bicycle loads. Artesian-Well waier
known to eme dyspepsia and kidney dis?
eases Ral - >- to it p?r da> Special
rates to families bv week or inontn
Monti.i> t' K. : . citii.i > , quarterly
e. II*. g'M'd for all members ?,":
famli>. .. Baturday excursions
good to return M Tj c.-i,ts l-'or
circulars. nppl> to Southern Railway 1'as
ati.xer Office, VA) east Mam street Rich?
mond, Va ,:; i;\s. M?ina?er
lie U
Hotei Majestic,
NEW YORK,
Central Fart West and m to 71st St.
Tbe Elite Hotel o? America.
One of tho largest an'.] finest
best located, thoroughly Uffhtad
bbcIti itiUted b?tala, with a csi
aVM ol tin- hlgiaEjl QffBSr.
A pfsrfect iioiiio hotul iu a "i-oat
<ity.
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? CHANGE OF CAMP
lit' THI5 SECOND A*D FOt'RTH VIR
mVtlA HI.I.IMI.MS.
IT IS A MUCH BET?ER SITE,
Hut Too t-'mr froai Jacksonville to
! :.,.? the Ho-.??"Kon" Calrnlng a
Horse ? The 1'ostmnstrr ? Personal
Xotcs.
(Correnpondfnce of the Dispatch)
CAMP CUBA UBBB, JAcksON
VII.I.E. FLA., Auguft 16.?Thl? morning
at 11 o Clock, officer?' call summoned to
the awertggS of the commanding officers
of the Htcond Virginia the line, field, ana
. ff oShssig for consultntlon. Colonel
Saher brought before his officers an or
iSg iHSued by Brigadier-General H. C.
Hasbrouck, for the removal of our bri?
gade, consisting of the Second and Fourth
Virginia, and the Forty-Ninth Iowa, from
?.or fir? sent ?its to one about a mile dis?
tant. TIM removal will begin with the
I Virginia, which will brf-ak tents
by company, superintended by Major j.
C Watson. This morning Colonel Daker,
r Watson, captain Calfee, Captain
Mia?k.lfold, and Captain Taylor rode out
to the n? w sire t?, arrange the plan for
-, cook-house, stables, etc. Major
v ho la a civil engineer, will cun
<? largely to the engineering. The
Ogggp will face the nq/th, and has
advantages not now enjoyed by the reti?
??? nt. Its distance from the city will
many soldiers from visiting Jack
. i, which, it Is thought, will con?
tribute to better order and discipline.
And then it Is argued that three months
is long SDOUgh f-.r a camp to remain in
one location, owing to the actual debris
must of necessity accumulai?-, and
Which ? .?riii.it 1..- removed. The boys are
ilarly pleased with the cheuge
TbSl - it as a restriction upon
liberties and consider a visit to
town ne? es. _ry to "life, liberty, and the
pursuit o? happiness." The boys, and
all others, to the contrary notwlthstand
the regiment win h agin its removal
Prow morning at reveille (IX
k). and by sunset we expect to have
Jiir tents pitched on the new site.
PASE-PALL CRAZE.
It Is n fact that distance "makes the
TOW f'.nder." This is evident on
it "f the base-ball cranks in the
Virginia M siassntSk who are Just as much
la love vsnh the national sport as when
: in the "bleacheries"
.".I sa riflced their last quarter to the.
^ BOOTt Every day, upon the ar
rtval of the Jiiehmond Dispatch, the boys
around t?, learn the score. "Rich*
I in Bret place again," was the cry
hat nut the air this morning, so the
.. is may rest assured they have
nain- loyal rooters among the soldiers at
?il.a I.ihre, who are longing for
mother opportunity to "take their pa it"
m tl ? 'n,- ..f the saos!
1,-yoti.l lovers of the sport in camp is
iptain George P. Shackeliord. of Com?
i? v 1. Beoond Virginia, who opens the
JlsDat. h every day to the base-ball
cilumn. and makes a minute study of
ire,
There is a soldier In camp of whom we
i- ir little In these days of Cuba's BOO*
esa and yet when America's ear was
leaf to her cries, and America's volun
et-rs were citizens, he did much to stir
m a sentiment in favor of Cuba Libre.
li- soldier is Lance-Corporal John W.
Itarke. of Company P, Second Virginia
Walk.-r Light Ouard).
liiiriioc the absence of Captain ROBSell,
.. r Light Guard, Company 15,
lecond Virginia, is in command of Lieu*
spant DUMberry, better known as "Ad
nitai Dewey."
,r?l macadamized road that
Bdl -.at of .lacksoriville. It is a delight
, the wheelman, ami affords inspiration
> the man* lovera, who ride and stroll
round . tributarie? Situated
pon tbia road about five miles from oamp
. ountry 'lut., with its race-track,
lae H?, tennis and ?rnif ,
It is truly a thing of
lUty, and when the traveller has jour
\.?i from th.- city it affords a nice
for him to continue his journey.
li.lay an OfBosr of the DntTOl guard,
lolng the grand rounds." took advan?
ce of m my invitations, and went in t"
UrtSkS of liquid refreshment I i
by th?- bridle rein, thinking he
i-.-, but upon his return, the sun
i, he found hi? steed graslng in
., lawn. He walked out to him, but the
bt iiiK satisfied with his surround?
ed, sauntered off. Aft?-r collecting all
th?- olub force, he eodonvorod to
m. but all in vain, and not until he had
lllsted into Ins service fifteen members
t?ie near-by First Alabama Regiment
mid the pro.liga I return. It was about
o'clock wb.n the officer returned to
mp.
THE POSTMASTER.
rhe PoOt-OfBCS Department of the Se?
nd Virginia Regiment is under the man
.nom of Privets Bdward a. D?ffel of
mchburg, Vn. The malls arrive regular
. without a hitch, and a more acrom
idatitig pootmestor than Mr. Duffel
Uli! be hard to find.
Pont Qitartormaeter flergoanl E. R. Don
n, Company II. Fourth Virginia (B
i r- turned from a trip to RlebBBond.
iaptala < P. Pogrom, commanding
B, Rb-hmond Riues. Fourth Vir?
ile, I. 's returned, and is much improved
health.
?leutenent Eppe, Company L, Fourth
rglnla (Portsmouth), has returned from
Bfteea-days* trip borne.
.nut? liant Bryan, Company D. Fourth
rglnla ?Hampton-?, has gone, home on a
i n ?ia> s lent
T?rate B. Boffaner, of company n,
Brtb Virginia, WhO has been 11! at Di
lOfl BOOPital, has gone to Pablo Peach
rate.
nil] Le B regimental dress parade
the Fourth Virginia this evening.
. I, a Company G, Fourth
rglnla (Suffolk), has Just returned to
, company from Division Hospital.
Mrs BS fa - boon III with measles.
J. R. Mitchell and 8. R. Prcn
man. of Company c, Second Virginia
aunton), who have been discharged
?B the servi??- of the 1'nited States, left
their homes Friday.
.i.-ut? riant "Handeome" Bently, Com- /
ay ?i. Second Virulilla (Roanoko), is
ich disturbed over the removal of our
up. as ? will seriously Inconvenience
ii In visiting hi? many lady friends In
I die.
J. Emmet Cherry, Company
Corporal John C. Werket!. Company
and Corporal C. Irving Carrlngton.
npany I, aU Of th.- Sec?n?! Virginia, re
ind to-day from re? ruitinx service in
hrnond.
rd of Appraisers, not.-.i ?n
day's pener, have made report to their
regiments! ftneimsadsfs. and
? nu- reporte cannot be gotten, I am
h..I that they have- valued the pro
|y of the State at between four and
thousand dollars.
. r. Lieutenant H. G. Ho
,. Second Virginia, will leave in a few
I ,n a visit to his home in Rnanoke.
Iptata K. P. Sornnierson, company K.
und Virginia (Staunton), has returned
u liia home in the mountains and
went with him a Virginia stone, which
I unong the boys as a sacred shrine
B 'ii. h to worship. Mrs. Brown, wife
HaarlaimoBler Bsagoest Brosra, of that
ipany. Is visiting her husband, and la
?ping st the Geneva Hotel.
- ??.
To Cleenae the BgStSHB
. tually. vet gently, when costive or
?US; to permanently overcome habitual
itlpation, to awaken the kidneys and
r to a healths a? tivlty, without irri
ii?f or *?< akeninr them, to tunnel head
?-?. colds, or r?vera, use Svrup of
mods by ths California Fig-Syrup
'l.aiiy.
MlftYOS'l HEADACHE A??D ISDI
OF.BTIO.V (IBB
IS THE ONLY RESTED* OB THF MAR
KKT that win cure every form of Heea
ache In i to 10 minute?, correct J"^1,?*;"*
tlon. etlmulate the nerves, and buiui up
the system. It should be In ?vary home
and every travellers gripsack. At nil
Druggists'. Twenty-five curea, * centa.
Jy fl-Su.W.etFt?
THF WEEKLY CHOP III LI.ETIJL
The General <'oinllllons Are Good?
Unmake- Bf Ral?.
The following Is the Weekly Crop Bul
iMln, Issued by the Virginia section of the
1 Bites] State? Weather Bureau:
Tuesday, August 16, 18W
Showery weather prevailed over the ma?
jor portion of the State during the past
w?ek. causing a co BBS thin of farm work
In many localities, and doirg some dam?
age to wheat and osts In slack and ?hock
Threshing of wheat continues, where p?a
Bfble, with poor results, except over small
areas where fair yields are reported. Fall
fallowing was Impeded and in BOOM
places suspended by the rains. Vegeta?
tion made very good growth, however. In
the ?ntreme ?astern counties, and on the
m fchore, where droughty CQBdil
have prevailed to some extent, the rain*
were very beneficial, and have revived
rropa very mue h. Heavy, washing rains
aa urred at a number of points In the
jreat Valley sections, damaging lowland
orn. and causing rising water in all the
streams.
No damage from freshets Is reporter!,
lOWever. Pasture! Hre In generally frX
?Sllsat condition, and early seeded tur
ilps are coming up nicely.
''orn baa Ken? rally made excellent Bee?
?ress during tl B k. In some localities
shore rain has been wearing shoe
i.ive occurred, gad the outlo? k his I m -
.loved. In some of tho Valley counties
has been done to lowland corn
iy ixcessivo rains, but, on the whole, tin
e-ports covering this crop Indicate a eery
Ina promise for a large yield. No dam
i-e from (assets la reported. Sunshine
.ould, perhaps, be l.< paflciaj in goang lo
alitiea
TobaoOO Is maintaining Its previous
lish standard of growth and condition.
rlrgt reports of cutting come from Buck
mrhani and Cumberland i ounties, and
BS crop is said to be very good. Flee
ruga have appeared in portions of Motto
ray county, and ar?- doing some damage,
>ut asido from this, no injury of any
Jad ?s renorh d. The oop is very prom
-ing.
Pastures are doing finely in all 'sec
ions.
Gardens have suffered to some extent
rom heavy rains here and there; other?
wise they are doing well.
Bwet t potatoes are making very good
rowth In most counties. The crop pros?
ed has been improved in the Bastera
bore District by late rains, and shipping
-> market continues.
Hav h I some damage from
tin in the Great Valley, but a generally
no crop has been teens
MR. PATTBSOR IS DIBCBABSBD.
anales tirare? Decide? ne Waui Jnati
it?d in ghaallng ?learna OlSea Oauaaa,
Mr. J. L. PattQBOB, who shot and killed
du Edward Jones, a colored youth,
horn he caught la tho act of stealing
?Om his premises early Monday morning,
Cleared la the Police Court yesterday ,
orning, and after the testimony ha i
MB heard was honorably discharged
, '.Squire Lonnie Graves.
Mr. PatteSOg had ali.ady 6008 ex
Bted from all blame by the Coroner's
ry. which pronounced the killing Justi
ible homicide. The hearing in thu Police
intt really lasted littlo longer than it
ok to hear the evldi BOe, which was that
r. Patteeoa had seen Jones take the j
mdle and start oat Of hi- yard, and j
lOt only after the negro "failed to stop
hen the OWOST of the premiad
m. Mr. H. M. Smith, Jr. appeared aa
onsel for Mr. Patteeoa. Common
alth's-Attoiney Riehardaon was also
eaeat
Squire Gravee had also g great Bast?
ir of other offenders before blm.
lohn Smith?not the original .John?was
i for beating Georgiana Mayo, but the
uil h.-aring fl itlnued until this
nrnlng.
vVillie Ross was thi Off< ader who used
brick on Joseph Pike, and was taxed a
i and coal s
Hunt (colored) ttruck Walter c
inderaon with a d was put
.d,-r bond of BE for thirty days.
i'he remaining cases ware drunks and
Important ones.
To Cloae I |> tin? Transaction.
"ha Saranneb (Ga.) Morning Eewe says:
Ir. Joseph Hin!. .dent of the t,
athera Ftftutaer I ompany, may go to d
hmond this week on business con- t
BtOd with the deal by which that COSS
ny. With its four plants, If absorbed d
the Virginia and Carolina Chemical i'
Bipany. The latter coaapaay is under- h
iod to be now capitalized at 17,0(8,01)0. ?
a amount it paid toi for the Southern
rtlllseg?Yorka at Bsvsnnsh, Atlanta,
rdele, and Rome, with their stocks, Is
d to have been ?7 tl
'he .Southern Fertiliser Company was (1:
rtnlsod in is:?,",, successors to Comer, E
II & Co., of Savannah, and QeorgS W. p.
dt Manufacturing Company, Of At?
ta. Colonel George W. Scott, of Atlanta <">|
1 Mr. H. M. Comer, Of Savannah, P?
aident of the Ceatral railroad, are oi
largeet stockholders. Th.- ofBcera IT
George W. Scott, preatdeat; Joeeph 0j
11, vice-president; c. M Candier,
?try and treasurer; H. P. Rlehmond,
istant secretary and treasurer, and G. re
Soott, general superintendent. Their Pf
Btmea are: Captain W. A. Hansell .m
I F. N. Graves, Atlanta; B. S. Crane,
atur; William Neil, AuKusta; Dwlght
arts, Savanne h, and Thomas Hunt, P<
umbuH. pc
olonel Scott and Secretary Candier, it tr,
itated, will nur.- eatirely from con
tloa with the hnetntes at soon as the
ilrs of the Southern Fertilizer Com- M
y are closed up. Mr. Cr^nshaw, audi- Cl
of the Virginia and Carolina Cheml- Bl
Company, win probahly be la Satan
i in a few days to begin the work pre
Btory to that company assuming 1
rge of the works here. H'
- tr
Lecture by n Trump. bn
I ?i
r. C. C. Crail. of Atlanta, Ga., was ,h
ten years a tramp. Four years ago n;c
was converted, Joined the Sixth Bap- -]
church in Atlanta, and since th?n has p<1
tinued to live an upright, Christian frr
Dr. W. W. L.indrum, Dr. H'-nry Mc- ex
aid. Dr. L> G. Broughton, and others, inc
\tlanta. who know him will heartily an
>rse him as a truly converted and
thy Christian man.
r. Crail Is now preparing to enter the
tatty, being especially anxious to work I
l?g that class of which he was so long frr
ember?the tramps. To this end he. is las
lecturing, hoping thereby to gain W.
Is with which to attend a thee,logical tl?
?nary. His lecture, is entitled "The Fit
i Roads"; or, "Tramp Ufe Revealed cot
i Beginning to End," and In it Mr. Cn
1 show? why and how men become als
ips, explains many of the secrets of leg
tramps, especially the peculiar signs
n left by them on gates, water-tanks
Other places, miij I- Us of Bag own J
s of wandering. Dr. Landrum and R>>
is who have h?ard the lecture speak Je?
t In the warmest and highest terms. *v'
Crail is now In this city, and will de- J?f
his lecture at West-View Baptist *m
ch to-niKht at 8:15 o'clock. The pub
s Invited, and a collection for Mr.
I's benefit will be taken at the close
ie service. 1
Property Transfer*. heg
So
hmond: David and Thomas Halllnan
.I. Cute bins. HO 2-3 feel on Seventeenth rwl
t, northeast corner Carrlngton, iK :'-3 the
on east side ?seventeenth street, ?21-13 su?
south of Carrlngton. gad 2ti feet on oht
side Seventeenth street. 130,1-4 feet wit
i of Carrlngton, subject tu two car- we]
deeds of trust, *5. y ,
>:. ejiiarles's trustee to W. W. Toler,
et on west side Beech street, M feet
Chaffin, *6?X>.
J. and 8. P. Clay to Julian Bryant, 67
gao
bo?
*
. _ ^,. u,,?., _lv.
_aiu_^?J^Srill_?Btfrf -- > *
THE DISPATCH
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
(DISPATCH BUILDING.)
DOES ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING.
PRICES MODERATE. PROMPT DE.UVE.Ry,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
SEND FOR ESTIMATES BEFORE ORDERING.
Old'Phone I5S. New'Phone 1258. <f
feet on east side Second Street, 2_11-1.
fSOl north of I?ulslana, subject to twi
deeds Of trust for KS? and WO, respective?
ly. WS
Heniico: I. r. and Qeorgs R, Dnvls I
L. D. and Maud I':l. y. g) feet On <
Tw.nty-thlrd street, 120 feet south of R,
I '
.1. Harry Harvey's trustees to Home
Building Company, lots 5 and 6 in square
ii. Hirton Height* IM,
Legh R. Page, special commissioner, to
J. G. Blackburn. Iota l and 2 in section 18,
In plan of "Woodvllle, $100.
TWO HOLD I1IG11WAYME*.
They Are \nw In the Tolls. However.
Other Count.? "\etrvs.
William Pegram and Elijah Randolph,
two negroes chirged Witb highway rob?
bery, are now incarcerated in the county
|ail. They are alleged to have h>ld up
John Steward and Robert Nelson, colored
farmers, on the Newmarket road Satur
lay night.
The two farmers were returning home
'rom the city. Steward, who was Brat
tdd up, was not injured, but Nelson was
jeaten and robbed of SLU. The two BO*
sroes were arrested near Creuahaw's
Mills, and have been identified as the rob
jers.
".T;irv- Council on yesti rd ?y rwore
ml i warrani for the arrest of Pesais
^lark, who she charges with having
lursed and abused her.
A marriage licence was ISSUOd at th.
ounty court-house yesterday to Lawrence
lecher and Helen E. lira- BOtt, bOtb of
lenrico. The prospective bride is a
langbter ?>r Mr. D. F. Braekett, while the(
TOOm-tO-bs Is a prosperous trucker.
QeoS Hill Drawing; Fine Crowd?, j
There Is no reason that the bill at the j
troed-Street Park this week should be
inytblng other than an Imm- ;
turn is a novelty and
irtist a star, three of them having
Irawa fiom the ranks of the legitimate
i age.
Miss Celle Ellis is a picture of beauty
,nd grace, as she BWOOtly Binge h t baby
ong, and her metamorphosis Into the
r of a dashiriK Singing
latlonal airs, is a most delightful and
irtistic bit of acting. Mr. and M
ustin Neuville have made | comedy
riumph in their travesty upon "The Lady
f Lyons."
Olbbone and Barret bavi redVhottalk
ct that sizzles Witb spanking fun and
atchy music, and Val Vino does not fail
-> create breathless uadtomonl as h>
esterously balances many braakal
Idea in midair. Hussey and w. ber have
n entertaining musical act that intro
uces some clever playing upon peculiar
istruments, and Bessie I Is slng
i?,' with BUOeem a nun.ber of OOOU Bongs
f the latest vintage.
'1'lie Uoiiilifirdment of Manila.
A number Of ??."riai artists in Charge Ol
o- Pain Brewovks arrlr? d I
iy. ami tho work of preparation for th"
rrotecbnlc display at Broed-Streel B ?
ail Park will begin to-dey whan the ex- i
rts will commence the .instruction of i
cotisa brldgee, and mines. The work is
' a delicate nature, and non?- bur ? x
ild do it. Th?- foreman in charge
I th-1 for? el erial Instructions to !
iako the exhibition the best of its kind |
Ich mond ha- ever seen. The pictures ?
' General !.' < and Lieutenant Hobson
-. K'iard?'d with pride by the men, and
ta for a look at them bave b? n
fused. Py dint of hard w??rk the heavy
irts will be in place to-night, and t?>
.orrow the BOt pieces nn.l devices will
arranu? .1 after the ball game.
The Richmond and Peteraburg road M
Tanging to brliiK a large crowd from
'.erst,arg. and ?Il the other- roa?
irt that quit?- a large number of coua*
y p? ople will witness the .-xhibitlon.
rh- di mend for reeerved seats has been
rong, and to meet these demands tickets
lie at Alien's ?in Main street;
on Broad; Shine's drugstore,
lurch Hill, and Meyer's tx.-ok?tore,
road street.
Hrptaaopha' All-Day P?enle.
Richmond and Virginia Conclaves of I
?ptasophs will, on the 30th instant, cele
ate the twentieth anniversary of the,
th of the order by an all-day picnic at
.k?-sl?!e i'ark. It is expected that Man- I
ester Conclave will Join with their Rich- '
ind brethren In the celebration.
[Tie Conclavea will pay the entire ex
nse, including transportation to and ?
>m the park, and about Mil people are
pected to attend. The programme will
:lude music, dancing, various games, j
d speech-making.
A Neve Paslor Inatalled. I
>r. C. H. Rvland returned yesterday
im Orange county, where on Sunday
t he assisted in the Installation ,,f Ic-v.
R. Flunnagan as pastor of the Bep
t churrh at Orange Courthouse. Mr.
innagan is a native of King and Queen
mty, and was sSuoated al Richmond :
liege and Crozer Seminary. Dr. Rylanl '.
o made an address for Richmond Col
e.
For tbe Ice Mlsalon.
lisses Ellen Meade. Louise Parber, '
salle Harnes, Constance Moudar, and
sie Barnaj gave a lawn party afonda) ?
ning at 706 east Iyigh atreet for tue
?eflt of the Ice Miaaion. They n i
CO. which was left at the Dlapaw a I
ce for the mission.
-tm-_
Not the Wisest Way. <
t is not always best to wait until it is %
ded before buying a bottle of Cham
Iain's Colic, Cholera, ami Diarrh?i\t
nu-dy. (Juite frequently the remedy is c
uired in the very busiest season or in . J
night, and much inconvenience ami g
Feriiig must Ixr born? lxfore it can be ?
aincd. It costs but a trifle as compared ?
h its real worth, ami every family can &
11 .iili.nl to kctp it in their home. It j
everywhere acknowledged to bg the
st successful medirine in the world for si
vel complaints. ?
au l7-W,Sa&SutSerfr ,
THE
S. Galeski
OPTICAL CO.
av_ms?
For comfort and preservation of your
sight, have your Glasses accurate; r nttcd
at our well-known Optical Es abnah?
men t.
Everything reliable and lowest charges
guaranteed.
915 EAST MAIN STREET.
Factory, S south Tenth street.
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PI
Will Eradicate WORMS
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LD DOMINION
s/nUMSHIP company.
DAILY LIMA
POS
^^^^^ NEW YCKK,
EXCEPT FRIDAY/ AND SUNDAT.
Paasen^ers can IsaVS Ppfhnriond dally
t Friday and Sunday, via Chesapeake
rallara] ai tt a. if., or ?:. -..
mund and Petersburg, railroad (Norfolk
ana Western route) ? A. M . connecting
at Norfolk with Old Dominion Una
steamer aalllng same availing for New
York.
ALL-WATER ROUT .
gteeraehlp Richmond leeres ><*hg*find
every Monday at 5 I'. M. for New _ork
via James
Tickets on suie at Richmond Transfer
Coini . - I cast Main street, Chose*
peaks and ?hi, rallwny, and Richmond
and I'?- ?-laburg railroad depots and a*
company's ?frica, 121_> east Mam hii^i
Richmond. Baggage clicked through.
FKEioiiT
for New York and an gettttS beyond can
be shipped by direct steamer ?Uii?na iro.f.
Richmond every MONDAT at a _ ?
also, by ateamer Laving Richmond av?rV
WEDNESDAY AND F?iDAY at g p*??
for Norfolk, connecting with ateamer tot
fve-.v l.irk.
Manifest closed ona hour before sailing
Freight received and forwarded ?nd
through bills of lading issued for all
northern, eastern, and f..reign porta.
FROM NEW YORK.
I'aBBcngei? u? leave anuy, eaeept aun
dny, at a 1'. _. (twiurUay, 4P M ? to
Nor'olk or Old Point Comfort, conntct
mg with Norfolk an?i Western railroad
or Chesapeake and Ohio railway
Direct rteamer ?via Jamee-rlfer routei
leaves every SATURDAY * P. M. (psV
eengera and freight;, and freight by
steamers via Norfolk every MON'Day
_|0 WEDNI JCiAV it 3 P. M
Ballings from company's pier, No at
North river, foot of Beach street.
Freight received and forwarded ?lally
xcept Sunday.
For further lnffirmmlon apply to
-IOHN r. MAYElf, Agent,
UV2 east Main street,
Rl.'iiinoiid. Va.
W. 1?. Oulllaudeu. Vic*-President an!
rrafgc Manager, New l'ork. j? 2S
^?lt61IU S1?161IMJ
COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER
DAY Ll?NE.
titeamsr IVCaiiu.mao ...-. .? .auN
DAY, WEDNI~_A1, aim 1-mUAY ai 7
4. M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, ?jid point
Newpurt New?, Claremont, and Jatnea
river lai.du.fci, and connect?g at Old
Hoint und Norfolk fur Washington, Haiti
OBore, an I the North.
riiate-rooins re-served tor the night at
?..?Jerate prlcea.
Klecirlo-cais direct to the wharf. Ear?
inly ?1.6o and ?! to Norfolk. Mualc by
irand ?orchestrion.
Freight received for above-named pieces
uid all point? in Easter.-. Virginia and
Norm Carolina. IKVIN WEI-?OKK
General Manaaer.
A. H Dnwrr. PraaMant. ?a 1*
SHORT OCEAN TOURS
UNDER BRITISH ?LAO
The fir.-- iK pu??eager ?teamer
IK 1NOCO XOOOtons ?ailing under the Hi -it
rill leave New York Jui:- .'d -and erer? Thursday
jrtriiittit thereafter until I lor the
Irituili islands,?f Herreud?. ?Itiu:e?l in the Atlantic
?. eau. Three days ?n-ean voyage. Kxce.leni
otels. I'usurpossed brache* ?or balhin?;. Good
iking. rneqiielled healihfulue?-.. I>< BeaBST
: t bicyluig rotulo. l-.?-?u--?i?<- a.-- a?r> Abooluie
ifi-ty assured by BSOtral i'.ag Bound trip fare,
icludtug meals sud .:at*-n?om berth IB I
K->r illMitrnted r-atnnlil? t firing all lnfon.,*t:. n
pply toQI'KBRCtf rt ?M. a. g. orre sumidos A
o Atenta, H Broadway, Near York, or to Wssass.
Muouu Coo* ?t 8o.n, M Broadway, New Yorg.
RA1LHOAD LIBS*.
SOUTHERN
RMLWal.
Schedule Effective Jane S, 1S8S.
TRAINS LKAYK RICHMOND, FA.
lk.iUA. M., No. 11, Souiuern Express,
daily, for Atlanta. Augus-a, and
points South. S.eeper Richmond to
Danville, Greensooro'. Saltsuuiy,
Charlotte. Columbia, and Augusta.
Sleeper open at I?:*) P. M. Stops
at all station? between Richmond
snd Danvills to take on and let off
passengers.
Connects ?t Danville, Salisbury,
and Charlotte wltn the Washington
snd Southwestern Limited (No. ?7).
Carrying sleepers New York to
Ashevilie, Hot Springs, Chafanoo
f*. and Nashville New York to
Memphis; New York to New Or?
leans; \?w York to Tampa, and
first-class dally coach between
Washington snd Memphis. Connec?
tions ara made for all points In
Texas snd California. Sleeper open
for occupancy at i:30 P. M.
12.01P.M.. N... 7, solid train, dally, for
Charlotte. N. C, connects at Mose
ley ?1th Farm ville- snd PowhaUn
railroad. At Keysvtil? for Clerks
ville. Oxford. Henderson, and Dur?
ham, and at Greensboro' for Dur?
ham, Raleigh, snd Wlnston-Sui m:
st Danville with No. 35. Fnlted
State? fast mall, solid train, dally
for New Orleans and points South,
which carries sleepers New York tu
New Orleans and New York to
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Salis?
bury to Memphis; also, Pull?
man tourist aleeper every Wednes?
day Washington to San Francisco,
without changes.
8:00 P. M . No 17. local dally, ascspt
Sunday, for Keysvlile. Chase City,
and Intermealate? point?.
TRAINS AHR1VM AT RICHMOND.
? 40 A. M.
?215 P. M., from Atlanta, Augusta.
Ashevill ? and Nashville.
8;40 A. M.. from Chase City and Keys
villa.
!.' n'AL FREIGHT TRAINS.
No?. ?1 and aa, between Manchester aod
Nenpolls, Vs.
YORK-RIYBR LIKE m w*.r point.
TUB FAVORITE ion I i: NORTH,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:80 P. M.. No. B Uaitunore Limited,
daily, except Sunday, for Weat
Point, there making close connec?
tion on Mondays, Wednesday?, and
Fridays with steamer for Balti?
more; also, with ?tag? at Lest-r
Maaoff for Walkerton and Tapp.i
hannock on Tuesdays, Thursday.?
and Saturdays.
2:30 P. M., No. 10, local express, Mon?
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, for
Wust Point and intermediate'sta?
tions. Connects with stage at Les?
ter Manor for V'alkerton and Tap
pahannock' also, at West point
with steamer for Baltimore. Stops
at all stations.
BOO A M., No. 4?, Local, Mixed. leaves
dally, except Sunday, from Vir?
ginia-Street Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connect?
ing with staged at Lester Manor for
Walkerton end T'-enr-,h;innoe|<
TRAINS ARKIVli AT RICHMOND.
9:17 A. M.. aattjr.
10:40A. M., Wednesdays and Fridays
Olil>'.
4:55 P. M., dally, except Sunday, from
Waal Point and Intermediate sta?
tions.
Steamers leave Wogt Point at 0 p. aj
Mondays, Wednesdsye, snd Fridays and
Baltimore at 5 P. M. Tuesdays, Thurs
d?i)s, and Saturdays.
Ticket-Office at station, foot of Virginia
street. Open from ? A. M. to 0 I? M
and from 9:30 P. M. to 13 A. M. City ticket
office. Mi east Main street.
J M. CULP, W. A. TI'RK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pas*. Agent.
FRANK S. GANNON. Third VI,-,.-Presi?
dent and General Aiunager, Washington,
D. C.
C. W. WESTHL'RY. Travelling Pas?
senger Agent, ?20 east Main street. Rlch
| Vs._le 2fi
?EbA*j?&\ CHESAPEAKE
^%%wf?Sr OHIO BAIL WAT,
Kffeotive aagraat is, fSSS.
TRAIN:* LLAVE RICHMOND, IlKUAU
STHEET STATION.
?.OU A.M., Dully, wi'U PBTlO?
for Norfolk, poriemouin,
Old Point. Newport N * I,
and prin, ipal gon
t. N ts at Norfolk wich New
I rk ateamera, except rrl
lay.
3:45 P, M., Daily, with Pullman, f :
local station. N?wo?rt
N. ws. Old Point, Norfolk.
and Portsmouth. Conn
at old Point v.i'h Washing
tea steamers dally, and witn
Baltimore Bteamere except
la-SS A. M., Mountain Express. with
Parlor car. except Sun?
day, for Bonesverts. Cob
n- cts at Gordon ivil'.e ? r
Orange, Culpeper. < aiver
ton. Mar.assas. Alexandria,
and Washington. *.\, Lnion
Station, Cbarlotttevllle, for
Lvnchhurg; at B*??? ior
m Hagerstown.
2:15 P. M., Daily, with Pullmans, to
Cincinnati Louisville, and
St. Louie, connecting st
Covlngton Vs.. for Hot
Sp.ir.g-. Bt< pa oniy at im?
portant station?. Meals
e-'ve! .n dl til tig- car?.
No. 7, Loi al Trau., except
Sunday, follows above train
fr m Oor ionsvllle t~> Ge.ihen.
fl:S0 P. M., Accomm. d itti n, xc-pt Sun
.:.i , fur i harlottesville.
I030 !' M. Daily, for Cincinnati, with
F. F. V. Pullmins to HI0ton, V.
v.a.. and G irdonevilla to
Clna'anatl and Lout?-ii 1
Meals served on dining
rt Cnnej-t? ?' Stau -
ton, except Sunday. for
V Inches-er. V?., "rid at
CovinatOB, Vs.. dally, for
H I >prln?ts
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
10:30 A. M.. Dally. Tor Lyn.'hburg and
Clifton Forge. Oonr-ect? ex?
cept gun-lay, with Buekina
ham Alt.er. n*. LeSlngtOB.
ami cra!< VaUei ' ra a he?
and at Clifton Forge with
No. 1 for Cincinnati
5:<H> P. M , Except Sunday, with ehi'r
cur. f.->r Lynchburg and
leaves I.vnchliurg f on A M
for Lexlng'on. ex"e-tt Sun
*-.
PEAfWe ^nTH1** *t HifHwiiMi,
UROAD-S . ItlOl.T STAllU.%.
BSE A. M., LJj?y. trova ClnelnnsiL
laaa A M.. Daily, from Norfolk and
Old Point.
830 P. M.. Dally, from Cincinnati and
L. ulsville.
0:50 P. M.. Dally, from Norfolk and Old
Point.
T:45 P. M., Except Sunday, from Ron
rRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - STRKET
STATION
8:40 A. M , Except Bunoay. from Lea
ingc.n and Lynch I urg.
(1 20 P. M., Dally, fr in Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge, and. except
Sunday, from New Casrle
Lexington, Alberene, and
Rosney.
JOHN D. POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
DsSPARTI'IiK OF STEAMER*.
pHLLAJJi^l'HL!. ^a-TgJV
MOND AND NOAlt'ULK JSBsEbBsw
df-AMSHlP CoMPANf.
Appointed sulllng days: Every TL'KS
?A\, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at d*.> -
gat
Freight received dally until ? P. M.
Fare (Including meats und nenn), a? on
'rila; ? and Sunday s steamer,
gor further information apply to
J W. ITCARRICE,
entrai Southern Agent: Office, Rockets.
W. P CLYDl! a CO..
Je M Gen-ra: At^i, ''v: i b-lphta.
I UK M. n limb:.
??Hmnifi.rin'H.? 1 ranaall.. ii.e.iuc
DIRECT LINK ?U HAVRE-i'AKiS
i FRANCK)
Balling every Saaurday at lv A M..
rom Pier No. C, North river, foil Mjr
toii street.
a N'rm'nd'e.Au. 20 La Oh mp'ne
g'e. Au.2? I .a N- l\. .
<h Touralae. S?, f l*. Nor::. .
le?era! Agency for I fitted States and
Canada. I Bowling Green. N r
ilehauoBd Tratnefer Co., '- 'i Main St.
.mlrrvr Welsh. 813 K. Main St.'
je n_
Orders for printing sent t? th? Dis
?tch Company will bo given prom\pt at
mtlon. aud the style of work and prices
ill be sure to please you.
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RAILROAD ?INKS.
R p X? p Richmond, hg..
MM P. M
?ehedal. la Effect May ??,. j,,,^
LKAtkiUVMU-StKl-ArMAUo.
? ? ?AM.. ??. i(- w
Peinte north. S
?Tuilman ?e??,?,. ,
:?A.M.,8,ili,ii1 only, fur Waj
ton and pointa .
at Liba. Ulen Alien '
R?ther Glen. iv... , * '
ford. u .
bum m It.
_ a _ tullnian car,
?.?SAM.. Daily except Hundaj
yvaahlngton ami ^?,,.
North d
K'ltnet '.,.
ford. Woods
tas_ w &?*eaarBU *.
laeo M Daii> ?zespt gunday, foe
Waah. | .
North. Stops st J
Alien. Asblend,
M I 1 f o r d,
Brook?
Parler car. a -
wltt
at VVa
flap M. Dally, for Was l, ,- ,
points North >
Aahland. i ?
tlons P-ir. ' |
mond to N? i
AKUIVP ! ? SIBjSHsI *rM..,
a.-?o a. SL, Datte, Supa
Elba, and
Kindnya
t l R| '
?46 t. M. Daily. . - .
at v. . a ,
Oulnea, \
P< i ?la. K
well, Tsv ?
?nen Allen
_ ___ . lor ca
T:top. M.. Dally 8 n
rlc?taburg >,
laud, and Blbti , ,
from New
?
Ttrooke.
Summit, Qnlnes VV
Mllford. Pen
Qion n
A"Man?1 '"!' ? All
rnEnERirKiiro SCKWIf?ftBAI torn,
lUa B -
4.00P. M., Leaves Byr?4-t?i
b.Jto A _ Arriv
ASHLATII I It lllv
(Dally eacepi Suadaj t
g:dg A M , Leavea ' vi.
?i '/? P M. Leave? !
il 40 a ?f., Arrivai Klba.
t? <H? P M . Arrives Klba.
C A TATT.OR Truffle Manager
F. T. D. Myera, Pro.Mo... ap (
A P f _TU.NTIC-.'UA$T
Schedule in Ellecl Juuc It?, iVIn
rSUOHS LE_\_ iiicniio.Mi-1 Ring
ULl'Ul.
7:3a A. M ,
P? i
I>:00 a. M., l tally. Arrivai
. a. If., N ., a.
M. St? pa onli - .
V, a.
?:0Q A. M.. Dally. Arrl% .
K.Oo A. M
A. M , Ko . I.L? P.
If., Chsrl?
Bav
Bonvtlle
', i,up i 1:20 1
at wl
i I i
Wilmington
man su York te
ont
2;0S P. If., Dally, l
1:12 P,
i>ps
4.40 P. If., G
r
M ik, s sil ?
tin
6.30 P. M , ' r!
hm?nd and Petare?
7:30 p. SL, D illy. Arr I
8.'.4 P. M .
' r
' ilh an i
, ata, En.,,, ria
la with A si
?
P. M I
A. M . ?'liar!? -
son villa ! P. M.. Port 1
y \j i' M.
\l-.U LINK .
!? IROI v P
8:1?'? A. M
'
mlngton, Ji
? i
8:66 p. M.. Dally - <
. P. M .
M M
n :
1:40 P. M , Dally. An
& il
A. M 1:
bui ?
TBAI.N? MtlIIIK Uli HMo\U.
i oo a. M
A ...ta.
9:15 A. M
tn.
!>a:ly. ? .'. At
.
bur| ind ths
West.
* 37 A M . I 1
?0?A M,
Athens, Raleigh H
.-.
I :05 A. M . I ' ' I !
i rsl
I-40 P M , D illy, Ja? ki
li.i !
ton, Ooldsboro', a - au
1 55 P. If.. D C. Wa?
v ?. ? i y, u :
i .".?i P. If., I ulj ..yiich?
i ?i? A M '
' gO I' M R : ,.y
R. KENLY
; .1 Manager 'I f r.
II
Oeneral Pas? ent.
C H ' t.
|a 1C_T [vli r Agent
nai'ii i MafaVM h Efa^t
Juue fi, tSUH.
GAVE RICIIYIOUU. Il 1 P.Jl-sTUl ET
Si Al 1?.1.
..OO A M III rlMOND ?.?.
KouK. V'E? l'IWLLlfi L -
Kl
A. M. Ht.j.-.
burg, Warerly, au-i ?-..t ?
rie. ond clase il ? -
i
05 A il ? ?' " " KM
.
lumbui:. .uni ? - i
mau Bleep? : ?'
lun. | .-toi,
Ki sa.
30 P. M.. Por Huff. k. N v
lermedlate n ? riv?e
-.
40 P. M.. For i.\ lt **
<e
Aiih Wu- .; -
taie Ig l 1,1 '
f
.. rileenor bats -
mon?! an 1 . i :. '
berrlis r?
at 9.?" P. M
min ?Iceper Peterabui?; ?'?a
"raina arrive Kiclnn.oid fr
ra and the Wsat Ja.:j at > ' v
d S:5? P M : ?rorn N
st at 11:06 n
M1TED al ? W, P M
BVeeiSwMaln.^
District P.- '?.?ein.
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