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? THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1898.
feSefift
m EXCaLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
indue not ->ul,v t?> t i<> originality ncd
sitnphcitv of the. ?'omlnii.tti >n. lutnlso
to the care nnd ?ki?! wi? h which it is
eaauinlacturnd by adentlnc processes
kiK-vrn to the Cam roam A fas BfBgf
t . only, and wc wish to impress upon
?II the ii.i|M?r1;i: of ptnvliusinp the
ti i' and Dripin.il remedy. As the
anainc Sjvrapfif Flgt it BiiiiiifaMiUiisjJ
t>y tan GauforsIa fw Strut Co.
. a laBr/wlndf*! ol thnl fact will
nvi.'t on.- !n ?woidipp tin worthless
ii.iita:.!-- s mnnafni turad bvotboi par
i Th high ?aasadiaf of tun Cam
Foksja tn Si ?.11* CO. with the- niciii
cal pr(.fe>-,i..u. and the aatiafnctioa
\ . h i'., asnino 8yrapolF|gi has
> > to millions of families, makes
the nnana of the Company n puarnnty
Of the il ils remedy. It is
far in advance of nil o'her laxatives,
a? it a'-ts on Um I-?Miry?, liver and
bow- i-. without irritating or weaken
iii)- them, and it iloff not grind nur
nauseate. In order I., pet ifs h?SO?lflIll
effects, ? uber the name of
the Company ?
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
-* . ritiinxii. Oat,
aariHTii.i.R.a?. BJsn iokk, >*. r.
U? l-iu Th fi 8a ly A wcowtcnr)
E Alimentary
LIXIR
I? M.'i.l? r?. ?n 11 n,l-<1 a? .1 r?mr,!i,f r
111'ii <!.* ie . ?.'..i . j .. lo.vrMiTr tut
Ijpuou) I'ttiArUl ?11J all kind? of term
Agent?, S. roaaera .% < ?.. \etvTork
^easaaas
s\a mumm
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
They alio relieve I>i?tress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per
fect remedy ? r I>. rlncrs, Nausea, Drowsi
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Tain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels, l'urcly Vegetal ah
Small PHI, Small Dose.
Small Price.
Substitution
the fraud of tlio dar.
Sec you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist %nd demand
Carter's T M ! v. r Pills.
? ? Ma . u * w/
MODIti: SEXT 141 ?.It \ Nil .11 It*
loblnmn AIno Arrested for ( ouipll
flt> I? .lie Auderaou Kllllna
Wfihe Moore, th i bm i ro boy ch u. I
vit h kllllni was sent
to the ^rand Jury by JsStlOt CrutChfleld
: iy. anil John RobtnSOS the ntgN
?t whom Moore waa ahootlng when he
killed Anderson, ana
it appear! as was atati
i itch, that Robloi m ir 1 al M
and failed to hit him and thai Mooro then
6icd ??i R< binaon with t),, fal .1 1
to Anderson Robinson's case will be>
beatd in the Police Court to-morrow.
Post A'a Smoker To-Night.
To-ui^ht Pi t "A," Ti., : 0, 0
live A n ol Am? rica, will have
ticlr "smoker." The merchants, manu
icturers, und ire all expi
1 be I man
ihat happi to b In the city. The
gramme n . ,,, d tune Some of our
prominent manufacturer? and wh
merchants hu\ kindly consented ( >
suitable and Instructive remarks regard
ing the advancement of the buJlni
terest? of the city. Su, h a gathering
ahouhl be well attended and ai only ten
gainute? Is allowed very
bedy can give th< post tbeii idea of what
1? heal to be done to make Richmond
wh it it ought to
It will be understood that this notice
I? a cordial invitation to every wholesale
bouse, Jobb t. or manufacturer in the
city, as' well us their employ ce?, to be
I re a!.
Property Transfer?.
Richmond: Alice T. and John K. Con
nelly ! .Mann S Valent
22 11-1- ?c< t on south aid? Mala ?treat,
45 1-4 feet west of Fifteenth, mu? si 1-4
N'aiii street. 22 1-4 ! et west
of Fifteen h, !
fJeerg? umnnloa to John Georgien, cer
tain p r-'iial piopertv it etore No. 4o3
ea?t Broad street. Including a soda-foun
tain, wh 111 Ii subject to a de?d of trust
I
Mit Laura E D. H irold to J. E. Hut
kin?. 11 f?.i on ?en Hide seventeenth
street, 22 ti it north of Qrace, P
Ifar] F. 1 urdie'? truste? to
Harry U II? bier. 1 acre on T^eftwtotrs
Nine-Mile ro? ' &ou.
J. Wright, surviving partner, arid wife,
to J Wright Company, ft) f??t on Twenty
grot mreot, southeast corner c?, $5.
Mr. H im '? \piM-ni in Supreme Court.
Th? Lawyer Oeorg? tl. WIs?
from tn< decision of Jud*-e T. Ashby
Wickhuni fining him I2u for being tardy
Ik ?iwnJing court, ha? gen? to the Pu
pieni? Court, and judge K?lth on reatar
lay award??! Mi, Wise a writ of error and
up-reeenas. Tal? cae? ha? attr
. ?tuiiil',1. from the lawyar? ut th?
for In the Snpitcme Couit
deoiaion will root their rights in court.
Ohe?k ro? the Ptrnmen.
Mr. 11. I^e I-orraiiK, of Bar tea Hotght?,
ha? addtfk.ed th? followise letter to
Pal ' chief of iji? r^r? De
MUimt-nt' Ploae? hud enolo??d my check
for 125 tor tb? Mi.im?n? r.ilUf Fund for
tn? ?xrtjiUi-.t moth of >e-?.f rr,?u wl'h th?
ohaarieal ? ?<?? ai tn? r?(fiuet.,. of Cap
tai . KM l/?a, at Barte-i. Htstght?. there
by ??vIi.m mine Thanking you and Cap
lain Si Jf .) .>:,.? a*-' Ui? mon for thdr
a 11
Sen
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tory
turn
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MUST SHOW RESPECT.
i Stoff PAfffSJBffBB ?O. HKI'RlMAM).
KD DV SlaSSsWffff COMMITTEE.
LAID RAILS WITHOUT PERMIT.
IVnitlt; fo lie Imposed for Opening
Revend? Mrret?Mr. Zimiiiernmn At
tends His Last Meeting?Contract
for City itln.llnii.
The Committee on Streets met In the
"Ify Hall toot night. Th-re were but few
natters brought up. ?nd these unjfO qulck
y dUris"! Of Th. most interesting fea
are Of the neOthag grnf a report that the
JtlchmOn 1 Railway and Electric Company
i id ? i . ' Bi veiith street for the pur
Of laying new tracks, without per
il A motion was adopted calling
ip- n the company to atop work, and In
truding the City Engineer to enforce
'" ? -nalty.
Sub-Phalim in S. I,. Bloomberg called
bo committee to order shortly a/ter 6
there being present Messrs.
Petl s, pollock. Hurton, Olbson,
nd King, Tbi city Engineer made a
Which showed tbo Mteet Im
: trefnantg ardarad eithe: > > have been
1 or else WOB BSslOl way. He alvo
m there wer? balance" on hand
lit Of sOve.'k? funds, du? to the
:n bagtontng work, the ?nme bo>
i by circumstance? beyond the
ommlti s*i i ontraL
MI' NOT ASK PERMISSION.
Mr l'o!, ,?k onUOi attention to the faet
ii' (ho Bk nmond Hallway and Electric
impany had torn up Bereath street, and
as laying giider rails, without notice to
n? committee, and without, he supposed,
te.
On hi? nnithn th? City Engineer was
i to notify the company to ca?se
ork at once, until permission had been
m d from th.- pr i|>< r source and that)
. c implj with the provisions of the ordl
incea
loch also enquired whether there
as not some method of punishment for
" nina tha trasto without porgslsMon
id being ana wared m the affirmative.
? th,i Bngtoaar to se* that the
inlsbment was enforced
"My Idas." said Mr. P?;i!oek. "is not to
th? conpany, but to teach it to
i 'ii. al proper renffeanV*
Pi is to furatsfa the city with cement
?j?? reserved fron Masara, carnea; &
tria. Warner Moors S ?'o., s. ii. Haw.s
Co., and a. tV- a. BurgsjaJn. The city
was matnectad to tabulate the
di ind gnmrd the oontrnot to the low?
: bid i
Mr. Bit nberg suggested that stepa he
ken to i ?aie th- adnptlon in the revl
n ?if tha city QCdtaSJMSa, now in ] -
es* uf the chapter prepared some timo
0 by a Sub-connlttnc Of th? ?^ommittee.
gtreets, assisted by th? city Engtoeer
d Clty-Attoi d y.
Mr ?.looniherg's suggestion was ap
?oved by the committee, and o ouh
mmtttea, consisting of Mesara. Woody,
loomberg, ah. n, Burton, Gibson, and
Mock, appointed to go over the cbap
r and pr?sent it to the full committee.
1R. ZIMMERMANNS FAREWELL
rhe Committee on Claim.? and Salaries
Il In th.- City Hall last night, with
?Sara, Zimmermann, Wallerstein. Mills.
and McCarthy present. Claims
ng il'Ci ;s were approved and or
red to be paid. At the. close of the
Mr. Zimrtitnn"nn announced
at it was th. last nMOtlUg bfl would
tend, as his resignation goes into ef
ct at oin-. Thar? was an exchange of
ne- pretty compunentn
CONTRACT TOR <itv riniung.
Ib-Connltta? on Accounts and
Kiting has a wat i??! the Contract for
y binding to Mi isrs. Weynouth Mi
& Snail ' Iowas! Mddara. There
.; tttnti In. the Said for
Is corn:
rUBB FOB STREET DEPARTMENT.
dr. W, T. Woody, on behalf of the
mmlttee, yesterday purchased
;.? oi nuit s for the Street De
rtrneni from Potor Paul, the price paid
inir Mffg
rhe following committees will naai
?day: Water (sub-connitte on eiec
tiysls), at 6 o'clock; Aecounti and
Inttoff, I; Bi hi ola, 7; Water, ?.:?>, b\
.rk.-t, 7:.A'; Health, 7:".
t. KISSOLVlNG'g tOX.SEt RATION.
i lam? in Wi.i.-ii the People of
rgliilM Are Especially Interested.
e asjgsfoachtaff consecration of the
r. Luden 1? KJnsolvlng, Blshop-olect
BraaU, which has boon appointed for
nuary 6, 1S?0, in fit. Bartholemcw's
Brch, Corner Madison avenue and
rty-fourth street. New York city. |g
Interest, boeanao of the Virginians
a? win take part.
h?- rector Of the church Is a native
Waal Virginia, the ?i- v. '?.vid H.
oar i >. D., who li conesdered one of
i ablest enrgynton of New fork. The
for ti..? eplsoopnto is also g
Virginia, whose fellow-laborers
Hrizi! are all of Virginia birth?viz.:
i; v Jasaos W. Morris, a grandson ('
ex-Governor Pbasants. of th?' well- <_
own Morris family, of Hanover county; .:
Rev. William Cubell Brown, of th?
abolis and their kin," and the Rev,
m ? I. M.? m, s.u. ol Qani al John (5.
. m, uf Shanandoah, closely relatad to
many of tha pnuninent families il
pebburg. Among ihe well-kni wn
: I '..minion who will take nan ?*
; the Rig! : Bav. Thomas v. Dudley,
D. li. j).. Bishop of Kentucky, who '.'
l nol as coneecrator, and the Right ,l
v. c< orge w Peterkin, D D u.. i?.. _'
ihop of Wool Virginia, who win to '
i of the 11. santera The Right i:? v.
Herbert Klnsolving, 1). D., BlShOf l
Tonna, wtU to the consecration '
indldate Will be attendeI by th'.
v. John ?i Meen of th? Bi astil in
, and the IL-v. Arthur 1'.. Km- ('
ring, of Christ church. Brooklyn, n. l?
both nativas of tkls stai?1. and by
Rev. Angus Crawford, the well
>wii Pvofossor of BJebrcw of the vir
la Theological Seminary, near Alex- '.
iria. It Is to be rogr. tted that tbo '
,ht Rev. Fran.-ls M. \\ tittle. I). D.
. v., win not be able to be present,
I Bishop-Coadjutor of Virgin,a. Right
!. Robert A. Qfaaon, D, I>-, and Bishop
ilck. M St Mnrfc'g church, in this
r, will attend, ?nd probably Bishop
son, of Ceorgla, and Rh-hop Randolph,
ihe J noces? of Southern Virginia. This
)ng contingent of Virginians will be
mented by many Virginia rectors, and
umber of students from the Virginia
itnary. O
nrong the representatives of other st
ttona of the oeuntry who win partiel- U]
Bishop Potter, of New fork,
Bishoy Lawrence of Mnnsaohnsotts,
> have been appointed CO OOnnOCratOTS
ig with Bishop Dudley. The Right
'. William CloaWOH Loan?. 1 >. 1'.
L, will present the candidate, to
ler with Bishop Peterkin. The bishops ?J
he Episcopal dioceses of New Jersey,
st.rn New York, Central pennsyl
la. and Rhode Island will also be
sent
v.
uiiMill WIM. NOT IffTBBrEBffk. O
|K
ll.iiiLa the Hi'Iimi.iiii.i.? Hoard JJ
uuUI Be Absulute \\ i i li the Hoy?. M
ivernor Tyler doaa not propose to ex- H
ne his pardoning power in behalf of \\?
boy? confined at the IjOitrel Reforma- H
. The board In charge of the InstUu
are empowered to release any Inmate
my tlraa thsy may think th? clfeum
ica? warrant auch action, and hence
excellency is of th? opinion that b?
should leave the ma-ttcr ?ntdtvly in their
hand?.
In refusing tn In** rf""p '" H rn** ,n
which clemency wa* askad a few day?
nao the (lovernor OIBStO!
Thl? Is an Institution ?aJtabHakad hy
benevolent gentiemei . the gbfiesi belag to
save boy? of tende- year? fi-om -he dis
grace of Jail or penitentiary life. The In
stitution wfr? pelt) for by. or through the
agency of these gent lernen. The State
osn. instead of ?endlna boys to Jail or th?
p?nit?>ntlary now, as BS U know, ae?nd them
10 thifl school, paying Ml exl<ense for keep
In* Hum cents pet lAF, and allOSMMBJ
Of $10 ft'r clothing per > ?-ar. Tlie rule re
quires that a boy ?hall n? t he taken for
Mian eighteen month* or as Jong as
h' may gg nentencod. The board has a
r'ghf to reduce the tlm* of the boy's stay
In their discretion, and In all cases per?
mlttliiK tba bag by gocd betnivlor to mak
a monthly reduction in time Warning
off the laidRo?' is the Inoeiitive for k ?d
behavior, and frequently no, only one,
hut BOVSral badges are tsken off each
month.
'For the Governor to Interfere In the
BaanagerneaW l I this most ei cellent board
would he a svrlou? responslWlHy. not only
gg assert! rSfiacttag on their discre
tion, but prcatly Increasing the dlfflcultv
Of maintaining discipline, for at BSSe the
boys, feeling tnat tr"- Oovwruor would
readily pardon them, a fllsraaard of (ha
rules of the boa.wl would bo liable to fol
low.
"At this Institution ?H aproaran e of
prison Is avoided, and th. fm
presaed a? far a? imastble with the Idea
thai it Is a large f.unily, or school, gad
as far as limited m?tms nul parmi*, i,
portunlty I? gtVOB th. jn to improve, BOT?
ally and Intellectually."
Confer? ssiiian Sydney P. BpSf Culled
:i|?>n Governor Tvler. !,'/> ha? Ju*t return
cd from Kentucky, and i*s much unptt VCd
in health.
Bon. .1. CL Parker, of S>uthampf.n. end
Treasurer If. s Cancan, of Qotetoort,
were also visitors nt the ^Mottet.
THE <;o\EftM>K IS PEBPLBXBD,
Doe? \ot lude-atntiil W!-y Me llnsu't
Heard Knrther from Lrnrhlmrg.
Governor Tyler has been alXOOOt In con
stant expectation dunnf.* the pant thn o
weeks of evidence submitted by LgttCh?
burg people designed to gstabalBh i
for the commutation ce* the d? a4.li tw.
of John Hancock, who Is to be hanged
there Friday.
Hancock was to have been hanged De
?ambar 2d for criminal i?s?ault upon two
lltti? white girl?. On tfia niuht of De
cember 1st Governor Ty'ler reootved I
talegrarn from tlve of the la-wt-known citi
zen? of Lynohburg asking film to rep
Hancock, a.? they had personal knowli
of fact? that ?hould In. coniiid.red by the
Oovemor before the man w is allowed to
hang. Governor Tyler WOa very loth to
order a stay of BCntence, but OWlSg to
thl high regard which he had for the opin
ion of the gentlemen roojucetlag it. be or
dered a r?pn?ve until Decemtwr ;50th. He
fully expected to hear from tJiam within
a tew days. He has not h?f?rd a word.
All that he has heard from lijnchburg re
Kardu.g tha cane has been Contained 1:1
anonymous and otherwise, pro
testing against commutation of Hancock's
aantenaa and eritlchune* him for ?ranting
a. ranrlova.
The Governor dots no?t know what to
maki of the telegram fr.-in the gentlemen
referred to They have placed him lu an
awkward position und subjected him to
unjust criticism. Had th?i negro bave
been lynched a? the raaull ot thu law's
delay the Governor would DSVC hi
i ' uned and th? citizens who prayed for
the commutation would bUVS been re
, ble. Two or thr^e months ac;i> Just
such a case occur: id in Fuuciuier county.
I OIK HEAVY DAMVt.K MTT?.
riiree of Them Are Agpafauri the? Itlcli.
nonti Kallwuy noil BlSSlSlS <??.
Mr. .1. H. Whitty instituted stiit for
||M damagea in the Law and Bkralty
Court yesterday, against the Rlohmood
Hallway gad Kltotrie Company. The
plaintiff claims that he BUStalned oerloua
injuries through being run Into DP u <'lay
Btrool car In the nelghborlUK. 1 o? BtOOll
\. DOC BOme weeks ggO,
Mr. Martin J, Whitty, brother of Mr.
J. H. wir ty, wie. arsn Involved In the
same accident, though Im.- Buffered slighter
Injuries, also entered sjuh against the
ame company for $.">.'>oo.
Mr w. n Clementa bas Instituted rait
igainat the aamc company for IMOO dam?
SgaS The bill lile.l BJiOgSS that on No
vember 17th, Car tffi Of the said cmi; a.ny. p
ran into a vehicle In which the >ln ntifT (j
a ated on Franklin tract, betwsso i
Btghteenlb and Nineteenth, tbrovrlng him
:o the ground and Injuring him severely, c
galt a - Inatttuted for x..,. .>i by
inania? Paaoot agalnal Harry' Fisher and w
Bather Fisher, ins wife, ior alleged ma v
Iclou? proaecutlon.
In the Chancery Court, J. A. Qudo quail- 'j
led a? guardian ol l<n. | C. ami Katie W
gaanarsonanldt, infant children of Charlea
geaaersebmldt. F
Thomaa S. Howies Qualified M admin.?
rator of the catate of W T. Bos/Ion. * '
Marriage Ucease? were lnued by th?
"?erk .a tha m tri to Mwird
:. Kldd and Minnie A. Curtis; William
i. Baalep and Mlnnl? Browning.
THE WEST CASK Utl.lKI).
Indue Ujiddill HeHert.es III? Decl
lon?< o m mi ??louera Appoln ted.
in.!--.- \s'a,i,ii,i beard argument peeter
ay ?n the case of the Qcorga M. West
'ompuiy, whoso cr?dito: s have filed aal
?voluntary petition 'n bankruptcy. The i
as.- has excited no little InterOOt, as it '
ill decide the \?xed OJUi B?OI whether or
t an aaali nmanl can be a?ada for the
eneflt of creditors, under the State law
Mr w. w. Henry, of Henry .V- Yy'II
ame, appeared for the company, and
it. Kmiii'tt s. ?ton, of Daweon <t Beaton, ;
jr the creditors. The argument hi
i n. grly tan bonis, and al Its eon
ion the Judge reserved bla dechdon until i
'i Iday at I c dock.
Th< di fan lent 1 pit a to the effect !
tal at the tim?. of th? filing of tb? pi tl
an In bankruptcy II v., not In aa laaol
. dit ton, to which plea the piala
Iffa demurred sa being inaufhciant, and
ot m a rdanee with th.; law, which
. was g| gui -I t ,-tla> .
aMITBD STA 11 I OMOtlgnUOltiUUI
APFOJJCTBD,
Judge Waddlll hu.s appointed the follow
itleaaen oanuntaetonera ior the
nited States Coart for the Lastern Dis
ict o? Virginia! Captain Hi nry Hud?
all, of Richmond] Mr. Frank T. Korbe?,
I Prederieksburg, and Mr. Richard Mo?
walne, ot Mori ilk.
SIPT. KXOWUn TAKEN ILL.
Ilia Broken Down ai m Beault of
Overwork.
Superintendent Knowles, of the City
as-\\orks, has broken down under the
rain of the last few weeks, consequent
>on hi? effortB to Improve the city's gas.
id fulfil the duti?? of the foreman of
le works as ?roll as hi? own.
On Tuesday he was taken suddenly 111
the works, and had to be ?ont home ra
cab. Ye?terday he was ?lightly mv
ov-d, but very far from well, and It
III probably be several day? before he
111 be able to go to the work?.
The .New Year's VuuUevlll?.
Qua William?, widely known ae "the I
?i man Senator from Harlem." and a '
?pelar favorite In thl? city, i? a promt- j
??it member of th? Koeter & Bleu com
iny. whnh ?ppeai-? at th* Ar.ide.my of i
unte on New-Year*? liay. Other mem- '
>re of th? company who rank aa fun
aker? are U?l?la Bonehlll. S<?1\ and i
'eet, Ho4-.li/ Wagner. Bruno Arnim,
yberta. Piyme, and Williamson and
ng.
The sale of ?eat? for the engagement
imroence? thl? morning.
Dr. nuira tonarh lyrop stop? no??
u.uing atteaeUug a gold. Price only S?c.
Cupid Is na
sally pictured
as a frolick
some, playful
little fellow, et
wa).? smiling of
laughing, Dht
with juste trece
of malice in his
majteup.
This is the
artist'? id-ai.
In reality, k?aV
Sid in these
ays is n mat
ter-offact little
icbsp. He is
beflnaing to
lcatn that life
is sat all a
summer holi
day. He it fast
learning that
sick men and
unhealthy wom
en have no right to tamper with lore or
matrimony. It is brat for thrniselvcs and
best for the human race that they should
not. It is not a hard matter for men and
women to preserve their health if they
wish. It is far from impoaaille for them
to restore it after it has been lost. That
being the case, the modern Cupid is right
in looking with disfavor upon tu.-itriuioniii
matches between ?Irk mm and unhealthy
women, ill health in a woman I? generally
the result of some weakurM or disorder Of
the distinctly feminine organism that is
slowly tapping hrr vitality At first( a
little pain and slight ?dispositions which
Men to her quitr unimportant 'I BCJ gn>w
steadily worse until she auffers all the time
from burning and dragging s.nsatiuus, and
occasionally bas to take to her bed. Fin
ally they completely unfit her for wifehood
and motherhood. Dr. I'iercr'a I'avo'ite
Piaacriptioil i'- ?n unfailing remedy for ail
ments of thi? kind It acts dtrretiy on the
dcliiate and important organs concerned
in maternity ?nd makes them well and
strong It transforms weak sickly, nerv
ous invalids into healthy, happy s?, lvrs and
mothers Medicine d "alers sell it. No bon
est dinggi-t will recommend a substitute.
"Since I wrote you we have had n baby girl
born to u?," write? \V. K Malcolm, of Knuehe!.
Clav Co. Art " My wife to.k Dr. l'iercc's Fa
vorite Prrs< riptlnt during the ?sraeCtStat period
?nd until rounnernrnt, and ?he had no trouble
to menti.m 4 stouter, healthier child was never
horn. Our ehIM trill be one reares* Sgeea the
?th inst . ?nd ?he his not beca ?ick a day. lias
not had so much ?s the coli..."
AFE
UIE
PEEDY
?E. LE GLAIR'S
FAMOUS FRENCH REMEDY
Never Fails.
nOOHStl. if TMIIMH.
TwiDty-five 8 cent Kimpi brinrt tml pick??- and
eocVlCCM the moattkei'tical oltheir woadrrfulpr. p
ertiit. Addren LsClass Kill i o., I' S Aif^i is,
WWfOa.Maaa. NR AllcnneMnn-lisnceeonfirtiilis'
and rtHirn*a bf *n?il wi?h tria! ?jf '. ?gr Basa * I
in stamps for PMiuphlet sostSUNSg Valuable
I tloi in m Ion
Vor aal? in nichmond by POLK MIL
L.L.H 1J1.I.U ?.Ojil.l.?!,
my ll-W.F&Su&t'fu.ThfcSaltaw&alt.nr
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
?"
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by pooplo of nTint'inent
for over a quarter of a ctmtury.
<ja ti-Tbui2t-n r)
FOR PRESENTS
EIH'CATIOXAL.
Boys
THE BALTIMORE
COUNTRY SCHOOL for
has room for a very limited
r nnbcr of boarders for the cur
rent school year. Situated on the
Hesse wood r>ta:e. Parfactssni
tat ion. Ample playing fields.
Classics, Mathematics, English,
Modern Languages, Natural Sci
ence, History, I Iras ing. Modeling,
and Regular Gymnast ic Training.
Circular as ipsJieatfoa lePradarickWli r,
Head Mj.i-r, ( i.ntrv S. tool for beys,
BaWilarra. Mar?, ?.md.
Ba,TuatThMH
RELIABLE ?ULI1 BPECTACLEi and
rE-OIaASSBS, OOLD ROOKS and
HAINS. 0PERA-OLA86E8, LORO
ETTES, and OPTICAL NOVELTIES.
CORRECT SERVICE und LOWEST
HAROES O?ARANTEED in all cases.
GLASSES BOUGHT K< >H PRE8ENT8
ill be EXCHANGED To SLIT
"KARER froe of charge.
HE S.GALESKI OPTIC ALCO.
HI LAST MAIN STREET. Q?
ACTORY, s SOUTH TENTH STREET. I
AIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND
ED TO. 1
(de 8-Th,Su4TutJall) \
UT
Pai
St.
COUCH CURE
re? grricklv. That is what it way
ida for. Prompt, gafe, sure, quic>
lief., quick cure. Pleasant to ttke.
lildrea like It and adult? like It.
Jthera buy It for their children,
'repared br B. ?. DeWitt ft Co.. ti&sers ol
Ttt's Litth. Early Lisura, tiio
W
fclapUl*
(ap ta-Th.BadrTn)
B?ware o? luiiuUotai
<riK^
lilt
Fiel
P.
mon
TAXES.
Office Collsctor City Taxes,
Room 7 (flrat floor;. City Hall,
Richmond. Vs., December 1, ISM.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYBRS.
THE RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES FOR
1886 is NOW DL'E AND PAYABLE at
this offlct!.
EVERY nial* 21 years of age, end
EVERY person keeping- house or doing
business In the city la saaeased for per
-on.il taxes, and thoa? who have not paid
any eltr taxes during the year will pl-ans
call aril ?e'.tle, ao a?? to avoid being posted
* dflimi'l?,!t
ORADIN?i. PAVING. FIFE, AND
SEWER CONNECTION B1L.I.H are alao
due and will have to be declared delin
aij.'?t If not paid ??'i or I ef<rr Mid of year.
FIVE FER CENT. *'?" added to all
tax bills, real or BOtaoaal, not half paid
on or before June ?Otii.
PIVB FEU CENT, ?rill be added to last
halt if Boi paid ON OR BEFORE DE
CEMBER ' ' t
Interoal si *> PER CENT, also attaches
t<> all I'll1* ai 1,"on n" reported delinquent.
particular attention I? called to tlit
above, aa under an ordinance just passed
?v th?' Clti Council, there can be no
avotdaaee of ?ho 0 per cent penalty after
J>ecember Oat.
PRANK W. CUNNINOHAM,
de 1-Im Collsctor of City Taxes.
WEIR'S "LEMON SELTZER" cures
Ri dache, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, N'er
rousness, ate. All druggists, 10 and ??c.
da 10-SavSun.WATb?gt
WHITE SILPIIl'R WATER,
FROM THE OLD CREEN'BRIER
WHITE.
We have this Water now In
both quart and pint bottles,
fresh from the s'lirlnga.
PURCELL, I.ADD St CO.,
no 2-td W holt sale Druggists.
It
DEPARTIR? OF STEAMERS.
LD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPAJNT.
O
route) I? A. M., connecting at Norfolk
with Old Dominion Line steamer sailing
same evening at t> o'clock for New York.
ALL-WATER ROUTE
Steamxhip Richmond leaves Richmond
every Monday at 5 F. M. lor N'w lira
via James river. ,
TtoPets on ?si? s* Richmond Transfer
Cnmpa.iy'?. ^ SSS? Main -?met; Chasa- j
seake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depot?, and at
-ompany's otlUe. K12 east Mala street,
ilenmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
'or New Ynrk ana nil points fceyond csjo
ue shipped by direct steam r sailing from
Ikhmond every MONDAY at 5 p. M.J
il-., i.y meaner l.-.iving Richmond everv
VEDNE8DAY AND SATURDAY at ?l
> m for Norfolk, connecting with
learner for New York.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
'me. . , .
Freight received apd forwarded, and
n.-ou-h bills of lading Issued for all
lorth?rn eastern, and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YORK
Passeaaers can leave dally e.\r,?pt Run
,v al *? P? M (Saturday 4 P. |f.) to
?orfolk cr Old Point C??mfort. conne.-t
ng with Norfolk and Western railroad
r Chesapor,^e <ini' Oblo rallwav.
Direct strainer (vlnJii-n.?driver route)
,v.!K every .SATURDAY ii F. M. (pas
engers and freight), and freight by
teamers via Norfolk every MONDAY
nd WEDNESDAY at I P. M.
Sailing" from company's pier, No. K
;or'h rtver, f< ol ol Em ich ?trot l
Freight rect1'. ed and forwarded daily
sceol Bundsy.
For further Information apply to
jOH*s F. MAYER, Agent
1212 east M,-?ln ?treet
Richmond. V*a
W T. Oulllaudeu, Vlee-Presldent and
raffle Manager. New York. oc 21
IUILADKLPHIa BIOH
life
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days; Every TFFS
AY, FRIDAY, and Hl'NI'AY ?t d?y
rht.
Freight received dally until 5 P. M.
Far? (Including meal? and berth), $c] on
ri'lay's and Bunday*i itoanar '
For further Information apply to
J W. M'CARRICK.
tsneral Southern Agent: Office Rocketta
W. P. CLYDE ft CO
tie -'2 General Agenta, Philadelphia
VIRGINIA KAVIG?TIOF
COMPANY.
JAMES RIVER
DAY LINE.
Meaner POCAHONTAS toares MON
AY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ar 7
M. for Noi foil i month, I ?Id Po nt,
rsrport News, Claremont, and Janes
rer landing?, and connecting i
lint and Norfolk for Washington, Balti
r.. and the North
jtate-roon? reeerred for the night at
?lectrlc-cars direct to the wharf Fare
I li to Norfolk. Mu
and Orchestrion.
'r. Ighl recelrod for ahore>naned places
p. ints In Eastern V rginla and
>rth Carolina. IR\IN WEI8IOER,
General Manager.
v. H Drewry, President de M
AMERICAN LINE.
PAS1 SXPBUEag ?BRI i? !..
NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPT03I (LONDON)
Bat?as. Meesaasaayi ?t 10 a. m.
rls.J u. * Pnrkl.Ian .>">
I'.i'il....... ..?an. II |3t aal.l'-?, i
Lou.a. Jan. 18 ? St. Louis.Fab, S
RED STAR LINE.
MSB VonK?AN I eTSttP- "a .is.
?? re?r Weone?d?iy ai IS Nooq.
?teruiM.d... .l-.o. i J ROOfdlaad.fan. 18
r .:.'iuu....J?n. 1 ; | Frinsland . ..Jan. -.'5
rbeae ?ssnasan carry onl? second- and third
,? pa it i-?r it intrates
DITlRMATlOS'AuSATIJAriOa ISA,
Piers 14 ii l 1 >. .Vorta .tirac
Otdce, ; i >*ti j< <r??i, i, {.
W. U-FALalllit AUJ.,
li-Tu.Ta*salr uicbiai?l.
VINTER CRUISE
TO THE
oes of the Batils-Helds of
the Spanish-American War.
THE AMERICAN LINE TWIN
SCREW UNITED STATES Mwi
S. R. MEW YORK
.'. S. Aaslllsry < raiser Harvard),
?LINO PROM NEW YmRK SATCR
Y, MARCH 4. UM, for 1?ARANA
VT1A?O. BIBONEY. DAIQUIRI QU
T AN AMO, HAN JUAN. PONCE THt
NDWARD ISLANDS, AND JAMAIC?f
RATION. ?1 DAYl-J. ?.i.vn a.
ra of PaaasK? a?ixi fta,j Upnri]||
rriiiitlunal Navigation Company
rs 14 and 15 N. BL Offlce. 6 Bowling
tir. en. N. Y.
W. B. PALMER A CO . Richmond.
(de 3-?a,TuAThJ7t>
11
7
I?
RADAM'S
MICROBE
KILLER
resal? llleodiiiid (hroalcDiseases.
n4 for free hlat. r - of ram.'.lr *nd t??tl
i.'al* to 1bC haUani Mlc-t.b? Katar ('?,,
1'rinca ?truat, Now Vor* l a;.
E. LON?, M 14 n. ?th street Rlch
d.
<OC 18 a v W>
1
bin
nr.
Eh
I.I
O
RAILROAD .ISfiS.
D ? ft p Ricuiofld, Pnle
lie, f. iX f,ricfa^| Potomac
ea?dal? la Effect ?Voveavuer 30, 1808.
IsHfiVH illHU-vniLM ?TATIO.N.
0:03 a. ?f., Ually, ror Washington and
pcliiia ?North. Stop? only at
Miiiord and Fredericks?,urg.
Pullman Sleepers to ?New
8*0 A. M.. Sunday only, for Washing
ton and points ?North, Stops
at Elba. Ulon Alien. Aaii
laud. lay iorsvllle. Dos we.i,
R?ther Glen Pen?la. Mil
ford, Wuousl.iiie. Guinea,
S ii ni m 1 t , Prcdcrlcksbuig,
Brooke, and WldeWStef.
a mm ? .. Pu?man car.
?:45 A. M., Daily, ex.. pt Sunday, for
Washington and pofnte
North. Stops at Klba, A n
land, Taylorpvllle. Doewell,
R?ther Cl, n. Pen?la.' Mil
ford, Woodriaa?, Guinea.
Summit, Frederlcksburg.
Brooke and Widewater.
V* ?? .. Pullman car.
13.00 M.. Dally, except Sunday, for
Washington and points
North. Stops at Klba, Olea
Allen. Ashland, Doawell,
M i i f o id , Frederlcksburg,
Bro? ke, a n a Wfdewett r.
I'arlor car. Also, connect?
with CcjQsxgselonal Limited
<r a^t, .. at Washington.
7:40 P. M., Daily, for Washington and
points North. Btopa at Klba.
Ashland. Doswell, ?Ml I ford,
Freiierb ksburg. Brooke, and
Widewater, and other sta
tions Sundays, Sleeper Rich
m.jid t., New Vor*.
ARRIVE HYftD-STRKET STATION.
S:4o a. Ai., Daily. Bi ip? at Widewater,
Brooke, Frederlcksburg, M?
ford, Doswell, Ashland, and
Elba, and Other station?
Sunday?. Sleeper New I rk
to Richmond
3:30 P. If., Dally, except Sunday, Stop?
at Widewater, Brook ,
Frederlcksburg, Summit,
Guinea, Woo Islane. Mllford,
Pen?la, Huther Glen, Dos
well, Ashland, Glen Allen.
and Bjlba, I'arlor car from
m .? ., ., Washington.
7:10 P. M., Daily. Stops only at Frede
rlcksburg. Doswell, Ash
land, and Elba. Pullman
car? from New \,.rk.
8:40 P. M.. Daily. Stops at Widewater.
Brooke, Fiedcricksburg,
Summit, Gfulnea, Woodslane,
Mllford. Penoln. R?ther
Glen, Doswell. Tayloreville.
Ashland, Glen Allen, B I
Fin?. Bleeping aw.
I HI licit ii K? 11?, ACCOMMODA Tlfill.
(Dally oxcept Sunday.)
4:00 P. H., Denies Byrd-Street Static.
8:30 A. If., Aflvc Pvrd trroet Staf.-ri.
ASHLA.MJ TRAINS.
(Daily except Sunday.)
?:42 A. M , Leave? I.Tba.
StfiO p. H., Leaves Elba.
0:4? A. M., Arrives Elba.
0:00 P. M . Arrive? Elba.
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
E. T. D. Myers, President. no 20
A? G L atlantic-coast
, Ll.Nc?
schedule lu l-.ffeet December It?, 1*08.
i RAJAS LEAVE llltH.UUAD-L.MOX
DEPuT.
9:00 A. M., Deny. Arrives Pettrsburg
?>:?l A. II-, ?Nciiiolk 11 .J? A.
M. Slops onhr at Petersburg,
_. - Vv aveiiy, and Suffolk, \ a.
0.03 A. M., Daily. Arrives Petersburg
t? 00 A. ?M., Weidoii 11:4a
A. Ai.. Fayettevtlle till p.
M., Charleston 10 JO P. M.,
Savannah CO) A. il., Jack
BonvlUe IM A. M., Poit
Tampa IJO P. M. Cmnccts
at Wilson with No. 41, ar
ising Ooldsboro' 3:10 P. M.,
Wilmington 1:46 P. M. Pull
man Bieepei New York to
Jacksonville,
11:30 A? M., Daily, except ?u'-.day. Ar
rive? Petersburg 12.o?, i* M.
gtops Me ochester,,J>p?wry'a
bluff, Contralla, and Cheater
on signal.
3:33 P. M., Daily. lx>?-a?. AnT.e? P?
tersb'r.rg 4:11 P. Ii Makes
all ?lou?.
BUM) P. M., Dally. Arriva Petersburg
IJe K M. Ma am all 1
?tops Richmond and Peters
butg railr? ad.
T;30 P. M-, Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
>>:<j4 P. M cuuif.t? with
Norfolk and Wi ?tern for
Norfolk ami in. ti'tuediate
points; Emporio t uo (con
with A. ant D. for
stations between \Cmporla
and laiwrence\tlle). Weldon
I'M P. M. Fayettevtle 107
A.M., Charleston 6.1'.' AM..
Savannah 8:w8 A M , Jack
?onvlll? 1 P. M., I'ort Vampa
??:4? P. M.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINT8.-A Ylv
ing Alken 7:8 A. M., Aug St I
h.lo A. M , Macon 11 A. M .
Atlanta liai P.M. Pullnen
S tepeTs New York to Wil
mington, Jacksonville, Port
Tampa, Alken, Augusta, and
Macon.
0 00 P. M., Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
|J| P. M.. Weldon 11:20 P.
M Make? local stop? be
tween Petersburg ana Wel
don.
u 45 P M . Dally. Arrive? Petersburg
'1.30 A. M., Lynchburg 3:27
A M . Roanoke 5;2f> A. M.,
Rrlstol 11 10 A. It Pullman
81eep?r Richmond to Lyneh
burg
TRAILS ASRIVE RICHMOXD.
3.X-3 A. il., Ds?y. Bom jac??onville.
Savannah, Chur.es i6n, At
lanta, .ttdiou. Augusta, and
all points South.
S:15 A. ht, Dally, except Sunday, At
lanta, Athens, Raleigh, Hen
derson, Lynuhburg, and the
West.
i 37 A. M-, Daily. Petersburg Id I
?. oo A. M., Bunday only, from Atlanta,
Athens, Raleigh, Hend?
L) ?K iii i? Wast
1:05 A.M.. Daily, Norfolk, Buffolh
Petersburg.
l-gfi P. M., Dally, ?xcepl Bunday, fern
Petei iburg. Btoj ?lb? r,
Centralla, Drewry'a Hluff,
. Mam hei rnai
rxo P. M , D illy, Jai Sevan
nah, ' !haric8t? !.. w Umlag
ton. Qold?boro', and all
I |i is Suuth.
1:35 P. M-, Daily. Norfolk Suffolk.
irg.
1:5? P. M-, Dally, Petersburg, Lyneh
burg, ami
H. KF.NLY. T M EMERSON,
General Manager. Traffic Mai .*<r.
II M EMERSON,
I Passen?, r .\K??nt.
C. B. CAMPBELL,
jo H Division Passei.gei Agent.
l^WHorfi^Wssierr
1,,,," Srrsfldk?;? Ffftrt
December IS, 1808.
fc.AVE BICHHOIIO, imtD-STREET
SlAllOA.
I.UO A. 11., i:iui.,|...o) A.ND N"K
i'uLK VESTIBULJfi LIMIT
ED An.ves Noifolk A:li
A. M. Stups oioj at fell in
burg, WOVOrly, and Suffolk.
Becond-claaa ticket? not ac
pt? ?I on this train.
:03 A. M., TIIK CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lynehburg. Roanoke. Co
lumbus, and Chicago. Huii
man Sleeper Roanoke to Co
lumbus, also, for Prlstol,
Knoxvllie. ?.:; i c?"hattanooga.
:30 P. M., For Buffoik, ?Norfolk, and In
termediate station?, arrive?
at .Norfolk at l<i:40 P M.
?4? P. M., |"0r Lynehburg and Roa
noke. Connect? at Roanok*
with Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited. Pullman
Sleepers Romoa* to Aleni
phis and New Orleans. Pull
man Sleepar between Rich
mond an I Lynehburg. and
berths ready for occupancy
at 1:0' p M AI?o. pu||.
m in Sleeper Petersburg and
Roanoke
'rains arrlv.! Ki-Amord from Lynch
rg and the Weet dally at 8:15 A. M
a 8 56 P. M ; from Norfolk xn? ttl?
?t at 11K? A M . and \rE8TinULED
M1TED ?t * M> P M
fflce: 83S Main atreet.
R. W. CCl'RTNET.
DUw,cn^Tvfidr.A,tnt
General Passenger Arent.
ener-il Ofrlr?; Roonok?. V?. cell
1
SUTHERLAND
SISTERS'
HAlKGkOWKK AND
hCAI.l' tlULAMBR
r? the only pr?par?t loo? that will restore
?e hair to It? onaltmi beaiUiT ovaduiou.
TALL DKUCIUlMrs'.
vm?7-UI;) '"
RAILROAD UNK?.
RAILWAY.
s?-n o? o?.- EsTooMro n.. ? ...i.. r 4, lassa
TRAISI LEAVE un 11 mono t v '
IS.'ISA. M., No. ii. Southern Kxpi ?
dally for Atlanta, A .g ?uta, .... ,
point* South, f . . ; .
rUIe, t;:.?er.abyro', Sail?
lumbta, and AU|
gle-per op? 1 *t ?:8u P. M
ail stations h. tw?< n Hl hm ...
Danvlll?; to taka on an i
pasaangers.
aects at Danville, fu
and ?harlotti with th?- Wash .
: Southwestern Limited s
tarrying sleeper? N. w \ . *
Asherille, 11
nooga, and Ni
to .N>w y.irk to
1 fork to Tamp?
Brst-class <i.
v\ asblngton an.; Mi ?opt...
dons .n
T<'x?b an?! i '.-il,f..11 : Bleei
for occui M
12.01 F. AI.. No 1
Charlotte, N
lej wits rarnville a:..? ? ..
railroad. At K ?- ? v 1,1.- (..: I
ville, Oxford, Henderlos bj
han, snd at Oreei -
ham Raleigh
at Danville nits N
State* fast mail, solid "
for New Orleans and V
whl
to .\. w ? ?rleans, and Ne?
ksoavllle. Thrown -
let s eper every
Waahingi..ii to
wltho
S.-SS p m . Ni . i. local, da
Sur
i-? pointa
TRUSS ARRAYE KKHllllMi,
? 'On A M .
S:SS P .1 ? From Atlanta a
aahevUic.
8*0 A M from K' - |<
s'8!.
MM ai, PRJUCUI i afRAJSS,
Nos. 61 an : i .
N espolia.
VIA V. i
YORK-RIVER LIA
HUJ PAYOHITH hoi u non i it.
LI M lili HMOXD.
4ao V' M x" I,;' Baltln :
dall ; Bv
Point and vii.t. rmi d ...
ninklni;
Point ..;i Mondays
and Friday? with st. ?ni i .
timor?; .m-., ?A.",
Manor f? r Walken
hannock on i ui
a.'i'i Batnrdaya
2 .to )'. .M., No.
days. V, :
for Weit Pol
stations ?
! tel Man.-r f..r U all
paahannock; , ..
writ!
?:0O a. M . No, )
St!
Interne it.?'" -
uith stag?
Walk. '
TRAINS IRRITE IT RICHMOND.
!? IT A. A! , . :>'.
I?>. I'? I . V. . : ! i
only.
? -i.*? i' M., dally axeepi
West Point and Int.
tions.
Steamers leave West I
Hondays, \\
Saltlnore at ? 1' M. .
lays, and S 11
Ticket ?'t!-.. lion, foot oi
dan Mr? ? i. ? ?pi ! fn ... B A.
d . and fron : 80 P M 19 I
icket ofl
r. M. CI W. A Ti
Traffic Manager
. s GANNI >N. Th rd Vlce-1
d Manag? \\ ' i
J. W. VVESTBURY
920 ea?t Main ?ti
_?. '
CHESAPEAKE
AM>
0HI0K.aiI.irAY.
Effective. DaaanhSf BI, Is!".
RAINS LEAVE ."H IIMOM??IIKOill
STHEET *l V I l"N
9 00 A. M., DaU ''ar;,r '
princi!. ?I
News. Old P
onJ Portsn
at Norfolk ?
steameia excel
3-15 P. M,, Tally. With
local * *
Nava, OM P Int, N
and Portsmouth,
at OM Polm with
ton st? ...
with RiUlmore ?teamer*
,, ! i ?day.
F20 A M Dei Fiipr??*. ax <
for ?'.i/-..n Porge.
at Oordonsvlil? for ? <
Culpeper, Col <?*
sas. Alexandria, and ' '
jngton. at Union 1
rhariottMvr.le, for [.'
t it.:, at Basic CI .
Hagi rotown
ins p. M., Daily, with PoUnaa I
etnnatl i ouUvili?
Louis, eonni Uni U
tan, va., i'-r .
Stops only at
station?. Meal* serr? I
N . :.
train, ea
ahoro trau fr..m ?; >
I
?r
i nith P"uth
? :t<> p. M. " tlon, excej
day, foi i ? -"
i M FMI
) .Kir in I H tOI
and Gord '
red
al
Bunday) I
f r Vrrgii
I vins ii: we HIGH i B-tl SJ I I
IT \ I IOV
30 a. M Dally, foe
Ington, v,
and
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