Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • Page 4

DEPUTY MARSHAL WOOD. A Han Everybody Knows Tells of His Wonderful Cure by Dr. Greene's Nervura. The Strongest Evidence Possible That This Great Hedicine Will Cure You. Wfean a wi IMy-knewo Wood, deputy al of Wtfl lad a statement, the world knows that It la be means every word of It.

Mr. Wood sldea at Marlon avenue. West Indian Ind. He has been cured by the great medicine. Dr.

Grernfi Nervura blood end nerve remedy, from utter ner? vous prostration and exhaustion. He derm? the cure most wonderful, and the medicine which cured him a most won Jerful remedy. He Is anxious, therefore. to tell the world of his remarkable re? storation to health, to thus lead others to health by the use of tho name grand "1 had been troubled." said Mr. Wood, "for twenty years wltb Bervi heart disease, and gastric catarrh of the stomach, ending two y.ur.? ago with a -romplete prostration, and was taken to guy bed.

"I wa? under the care of two eminent pbysictans. Finally, through a 1 was induced to try Ur. Nervura olood and remedy. "After taking cir" ttle I haian to Improve, and after using three tittles my usual health was restored. I can now anything set before me.

I have gained IN HALL. Hopeless Invalids Rejoice While Being Relieved of Their Infinities. DR. FRENCH'S GREAT GIFT, One of the most Interesting exhibition? given In P.lrhmond ts that given by Dr FKENCH every morning In Hall from 10 to 11 lo? una it Is certainly pleasing to hear the ex? of gratitude and to Dr. French by invalide when relieved who have for months or ar.d find themselvvs suddenly rsatoiwd to after hope of recovery had long sin ajeparted.

And ln spit? of the established faits In the practice of medi? cine the of Incurable that treated by lir. French continue to Jet wall. In of the confident asser? tions of counties? physicians, based upon of saperi? nee and bard study, that certain patient? are doomed to Uvea of no better than a lingering death. of these patients have, under Dr French'a treatment, become healthy of hla all-conijuerlng skill. Nor le tht? anything to the dlsparage Sitnt of other physicians, for every prac Uoner does for his patients the beet that lies within hi? ability; but it to every sick pers advantage to receive auch treatment most surely alle VUtai his sufterlnKS.

The difference between the of Ur. French? treatment and that of other physicians Is due as bis magnetic power and his saonourt mastery of Its tirln? iples and of application. The practice of so far us it.go?-s. much the la whatever hands it may be found. but practice of magnetism Is an art aad a arlence which will always depend for Its suocee? upon the peculiar Inborn powers of phyelcian.

That l)r. Trenca Ibi? magnetic gift to a unequalled by any other man at tbe presfiit time cannot be doubted by wey have experiencd hi? power to relier? pain and Buffering. Tain simply yieldt and disappears In a man? ner whlcb well txt called marvel? lous onlv that the principle un? derlying" the Is ao well under? stood. That are not without abunaianl foundation may bo a.rt\? by reference to any number ot oasopl- who have be? cured by Dr. Fraud! witness tb? following name? of rmnlnent people and vv alnlty.

Tboma? Hayes, of 8 Sherman Charleston, for twenty-five years sufferer from rheumatlam, cured with treatment. Also, that of Mrs. Ouftll. of North Berwick, cured of neural Sta and of ten years' loo (lefeon. of Florence street.

Boolindaie eurei of rheumatism. nf MM. Ha.tklll. of (UK. female dlfTlciiltle? of eighteen of Mrs Ur 11.

fttevona, cured of retroveralon and ute? rine neuralgia, after having been given up by Uirib phystcians and had not been able to stana upon her feet in fourteen Bsanabs. was corvi In weeks In fact. all of tot above caae? In parala eonhltVon, and came to Ur. Mb as a tojaorn Ur. Murphy's Hotel Is open from 9 until each day.

Sto? Admission to Banger Hall free. Lattare of lnqslry muet contain stamp. Mr. mai-weed snd the T. P.

A. John B. llarwood haa returned from Washington, erbata he as chairman of the National LajfiB? vo committee pi the Pro tectlve Association In the of the Mmnvrolai-lravellert' bill pending In tho fittiti il la tat? work Colonel Harwood by Mr. A. nation.

al president of the Protactlva Association. The bill In Question passed the Itoaoa? and has been reported to the enti.out ain-ndment, and ts In? tended to i-rrnlt rallri.ads to Inter rbsageaM? mileage with an al? os for surplus baguage As Its de? loa laucarte this Is a bill primari? ly intrnded in tbe Intereat of commercial tr. tut whlcb. of course, cttiu.it to this a Meters. Las Harwood Interviewed about sixty aeaators, and failed to find one op? p's'd to th? irif-aeur- Senator reportad the Uli from the and Intend? to have It made a If within the next few Tbtre tatuili ovorg reason to ex pact 1U aaay Odo ttow Ohm Anotber of the small-pox patients on Paaiunkey member of rad by family-died a day or two rsaulted from contraenti? usar casas bave developed sine? thirty pounds In flesh, now weighing 169 pounds.

"My wife is diseased, and is now taking Ur. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem. dy, so far with benellclal results. "Thus, knowing by personal experience the great value of grand medicine, I write this that others, wno similar troubles, may bo Induced to try Ur. Nirvani blood and nerve reme? dy, ani be cured" who aro sick or ailing ln any Way make a serious mistake If delay moment longer to use this, with? out doubt, greatest medical discovery ever made.

Kven if you have boon disappointed bOCS UBO other medicines failed, we pmmlso this remedy will cure. It Is not a patent medicine, but the pri'scrlption of the most successful living specialist in curing nervous and chronic Dr. Oreene, of west Four temth street. New York city. Ho has the largest practice ln the world, and this grand medical discovery Is the result of his vast experience.

The great reputation of Ur. Greene Is a guarantee that his me will and the fact that he enn bo consulted by any one, at any time. free of charge, personalty or by letter, gives absolute assunir.ee of the beneficial action of this wonderful medicine. THE ALEXANDER ISLAND MATTER. The State Satlnfled With the Compromise? tlon of Jurisdiction, Commonwealth ts very well satisfied with the agreement that has I fen In hor Injunction case against the Grange Camp Association, which operating ite race-track on Alexandria Island.

All has been gained by the State that she could have expected, perhaps, without long and tedious litigation. The Attorney 0 neral says the rao'-track people have male promises that are satisfactory, and If these promises are md kept from now until the legislature meet? the Common? wealth will know the reason why. In thl? position Major Scott backed by the Governor. Jl'HISDICTION OX THF. ISLAND.

As to the claim of Uistrlct of Colum? bia authorities that they have Jurisdiction ov? Alexandria Island. It has been krown to the Governor and the Attorney-General for some time that this question might arise, and they are prepared to meet It. Tho Intimation to them that the Uis? trlct authorities that In the act of retrocession of Alexandria county to Virginia Jurisdiction over the Islands ln the Potomac was reserved. This act makes no mention of the Islands and the iurlsdlctlon by Virginia a.ter the territory named In the act Is absolute, except ln the case of tho custom-house, The claim of the Uistrlct is probably made under award of the Maryland and Virginia boundary-lino commissioners. NOT AN ISLAND.

Hut in point of fact Alexandria Island Is not an Island in th" true sense of the word, lt belns cut off from the main? land only at high tide, and then by a very narrow strip of water. Furthermore. the people of Alexandria Island have been paying to voted in Vir? ginia ever since when the retroces? sion waa accepted, and the principle that would be Involve! In anv litigation of the Uistrlct of Columlila assuni- Jurisdic? tion has practically settled. United States Bupreme Court decided In tho boundary-line anil the Vir? ginia und Tennessee boundary-line coses that usage or the establishment of a boundary-line by the people made the line. In any event, any steps the Uistrict of Columbia may take In the courts to de f.rlve Virginia of Jurisdiction the sland will be fought vigorously ty the Commonwealth.

WAS NOT-A PRIZE-FIGHT. Tho Conrt Ho lierldet In the her Robort Smith and Harry Hanks, the two negro bootblacks who crossed flats severely each ether ln Montlcollo Hall Wednesday night, as a means of deciding who should be enti? tled to shine shoe? on ihe corner of Seventh and liroad were In the I Police Court yesterday morning, and a i small army of witnesses were arrayed against them. Mr. A. Wheat, of tho Times, who reported the affair for his paper, was the witness on whom the ln tereat centered.

The Justice of him to know whence ho obtained the 1 Information upon which he based his re? port of mill. Mr. Wheat stated that one nf the seconds had supplied lt. He declined to give the name of the second who had thua favored him, whereupon the Justice "I can send you down, unless you do." Mr. Wheat wa? apparently prepared i for thla threat, and expressed his wlli lngn? to go to Jail rather than to vlo late confidence placed in him.

All of tho i other witnesses that the effalr was simply burlesque, and that at no time did It partake of the nature of a prlr.e-Mght. The caae wa? consequently dismissed. Plnkney 0. Mill? charged with forging the name of J. 11.

Davenport -to an order on Shuman Howies for goods to the amount of snd with forging the same signature to another order for good? valued at 60 was sent on to the Hustings Court In each Instance. Zack the negro coachman who 1 and Bd, Jennings, a white man, with a buggy-whip, Inflicting a ee 1 vere wound on the head, wa? sent on to the grand Jury, while Jennings, whom Lee charged with having cursoal and abused him. ivas discharged. Clara Uro a 15-year-old colored girl. was sent on to tho grand Jury to an? swer tho charge of burglariously enter? ing the of Lucy Hrown.

her mother, and stealing lot of clothing therefrom. Fott-OHlce Itobboe I aught WICHITA, January Donald the poet uftlce eighteen months while assistant pottma-ter and then tied, was captured In Kllenwood. at an early hour thl? morning. Donaldson and a companion, both heavi? ly armed, rode lato town last night. Sheriff fipenc-r.

of county. Iinine dlately Donaldson. The men put up at the hotel, ami 1 A. M. to-day Sheriff Spencer entered their room.

iMiialdson hi? companion showed tight, and tome shot? were out with? out results. The nidi wore finally clubbed Into submission, and are now In irons awaiting the arrival of 1'nlted State? oHmOrn. Donaldson away with about He was followed to New Orlean? and back to Kansas, but had always munaged to elude hia pursuere until now. Old papers saio at Dispatch office. William Robertson Confette? Hit Crime and It Launched Into F.ternlty.

ROCKY MOI'NT, January I Robertson alias Balles, a young white man, now 21 years of aj-e, i was hanged here to-day for murder of Jerry Harbour, a farmer, two y.virs ago. Robertson slept but little Thursday night. He. however, ate a hearty ftvst. This morning 8herifT and his deputies ani Minister Canon, ic? companled by aererai reporters, rapali 1 to the condemned man's coll.

The pri? oner was In a neat, new suit, and after song? and prayer led to tho scaffold. The condemned had told tho Sheriff that he was ready to go an 1 that ho intended to die like a man. He ex wonderful nerve. The Sheriff read death-warrant to the prisoner while on gallows. CONFESSION.

The condemned man then In a firm voice with remarkable composure confessed his guilt, and gave some of the details of his shocking crime. He con? cluded by saying that but for liquor ani Harbour would probably be living to? day. HANGKD. Balles allas Robertson was then placed on the trap, and In a moment mur? derer of Jerry Harbour was launched lntrj eternity. The drop fell at 12:07, an! Drs.

C. C. and N. T. Greor pronounce I BUSINESS FAILURE.

NORFOLK HAT AND CAP DEALERS ASSIGN-LIABILITIES Th? Volllt.ee-Verdl.r Inlt Con Unued-loeooe 8am Smell Will In th? Maral Affairs. NORFOLK. VA, January Hodge? aft White, wholesale dealer? In hata and have assigned, with II? btlltlea upwarda of The Old Dominion steamship Yorktown waa In collision with the Baltimore Schooner Annie F. Reynolds, ai.d carried away spam and rtgglsg. The schooner was towed to the Berkley Flats.

The suit of ox-Pollee-Captaln M. 3. Velllnes against Messrs. Verdlor Holten, the police commissioner? of Nor? folk, for false art-est snd Imprisonment, waa to hare been hesrd In the Court of Law and Chancery, but was continued to February. PROHIBITION ISSUES.

Rev. Sam W. Banali will canvas the State during tho spring and summer, and will discuss the Issues of fair elections through a revision of tho Walton lew; the necessity for a constitutional convention: the abolition of the fee system: the llc.uor trafile; the school-book contract, and the election of United senators tv a direct vote of the the Pro? hibitionists Insist, prevail ln the election of members of the next Legisla? ture. NAVY-YARD AFFAIRS. The hands of the construction depart? ment at tho navy-yard are placing the big gun? on the const-defence Amphltrlte.

and soon that monster engine of war will be ready to plough the Bess. The Amphltrlte of the double manltor type, ships, and while not Intended for cruising, can any? where, If necessary. Work being pushed on Mie Texas try and get her out of tho wooateri dry-dock In time to prevent the Columbia being sent to New York. It Is thought there will now no more discharge? of workmen at the yard, but rather an Increase of force very noon. The Merrltt wrecking-steamers have gone to the Kitty Hawk const to get off the stranded tug Manitl.

at Klll-Oevll station. Wreckers left here yesterday afternoon With all necessary appliances for Capo Halteras to float the schooner Warren S. Hall, four miles below that point. A YOUTHFUL MURDERER HANCED. Ufo extinct In thirteen minutes.

Ht? neck waa broken. HISTORY or THE On a dark and rainy night, January 14, William Robertson, a while boy. 17 years of sge, was seen, accordlnf to the testimony developed at the trtal, with nls victim, sn old man named Jerry Har? bour, near the little of Walds six miles south of Rocky Mount. Harbour had been drinking heavily, and tt la supposed that Robertson had been drinking with him. They were together tor a short time at Watdsboro', at which place Harbour exhibited a amali amount of money In the presence of Robert-ton.

A while after dark Harbour mounted hla mule.snd.lt Is supposed, wa? wending his way homeward (Mr. Barbour living about throe miles north of thit place). When a few hundred yards from Waldaboro', on the road leading to home, pia- tol-ahots were heard at Watdsboro' from the direction Barbour had gone. No spe? cial Importance was attached to the pls tol-flring, aa It wa? aomewhat a common occurrence among hand? engaged In con? structing the Rosnoke and Southern rail? way at that time, which runs directly by this village ef BRnHO Robertson was employed as a hand on a section of the road ne.ir this place and having been seen last with Harbour when the tatter's dead boaly waa discovered the following morn? ing, he (Robertson) was suspected of having committed the crime. A warrant wa? sworn out for hi? ar He waa arreated while quietly at work on the railroad the following day.

He protested his Innocence of the crime, but upon his person were found Bar bour's money, 17 and some In? cluding a $5 gold-piece, together with hi? knife, all of which were fully Many other circumstances were developed at the trial, forming a very complote rhaln, and a Jury in the County Court, Judge Oeorge D. Peters presiding, In Au? gust. rendered verdict against Ro? bertson of murder In the flrst degree. Counsel for Robertson applied to Judge 8. O.

Whittle, of the Circuit Court, for a writ of error, which was denied. JUDOMENT AFFIRMED. Tho case was then taken to the late Court of Appeals, which ourt took no action in the case until October last whan they rendered a decision affirming the Judgment of the lower court, and Robertson was resentenoed by Judge of the County Court, to be hange.1 on the 21st iay of December, but was respited by Governur O'Ferrall until the 25th day of January. An effort was made In the mean time to secure a petition to the Governor asking for commutation of Robertson's sentence to life Imprisonment; but as both the Judge and tho Commonwealth's Attorney, G. II.

Dlllard, refused to sign the petition, the petitioners the efiort ln this direction. THE INJUNCTION DISSOLVED At tho Cott of Plaintiff, Meotrt. Kaklet' TrantACltont Being Perfectly Square. January injunction awanfad J. C.

Schaffer. proprietor of the Virginia Ho? tel, prohibiting the Hale of the furnish? ing? of the Hotel Eakleton by on the ground that H. F. K.ikle. had made a fraudlont deed securing hi? uncle, Major U.

F. Kaklo. of Whit? Sulphur Springs, for was to-day dismissed. The Messrs. in their depositions to-day made perfectly clear th'dr transactions, and on motion of Mr.

Schaffer's counsel, Injunction Is dis? solved and at the plaintiff's cost. Mrs. Mary Barley Simpson last night at the home of her husband, A. M. Simpson; years.

She leaves live broutera, one sistemandone M. Simpson, of Staunton Snow Is falling to-night, and the ground Is covered. Hon. Jacob Yost, contesting Hon. H.

St. George seat In tho Fifty fourth Congress, has begun taking sltlon? In this city. BtlBBra W. Craig and Charles Curry represent Mr. Yost, A.

C. Gordon appearing for Mr. Tucker. Well-Developed Case of Small-Pos. WARSAW.

January Frunk Lawrence (colored), who has been Urdglng on the Potomac river, and who lives about fifteen miles from here, ha? a well-developed case of small-pox. Une precautions have been taken to prevent tho Spread of tho dread disease. There Is but little hope of Lawrence recovering, the case was fully developed before physicians were called In. r-X? 4 4. a.

afjgttiB Beware you ap imitation, bo back A Letter just to hand says It is need? less for me to express my opinion of Pearline, and that no clean family lives with? out it." Thousands of letters come, praising Pearline, but they don't all put it so strongly. We wouldn't want to, ourselves. We don't say that things can't be made clean without Pearline. Hut we do say that things can't bt; made clean with so little labor and so little damage by any other means. And we want to say that, loudly.

Millions use Pearline. Only a short time ago they rubbed and scrubbed and fussed in the old-fashioned way without it. ajUl some unitnipulous grocers will tell you. "this is Sis etfM? or "the same as Pearline." IT'S never rieddled if BMtaj j-rocer LE, New York. never peddled, if your grocer sends 438 JAMES PYLl ANTHRACITE COAL SPLINT COAL! S.H.HAWES&CO., Eighteenth and Gary streets.

TELEPHON GAYTON COAL! CRUSHED COKE! STEAM COAL KINDLING WOOD 11! Fuel of every dencription at LOWEST PRICES. ordern filled promptly. "IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T TRY SAPOLIO Su.WAlflynr CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. WALL-PAPERS. GEORGE W.

ANDERSON SONS, 1204 East Main Street. PIANO BARGAINS. The FISCHER PIANO is in use. ORGANS ut less than cost. Don't fail to see my stock.

It is large and handsome. Instalments, or great reductions for cash. Bargains SECOND-HAND PIANOS. R. B.

LEE, 805 Main Street Hiebest of au to Leavening U. Powder PURE HAILROAD RICHMOND, AMI? POTOMAC RAILROAD. IN EFFECT JANUARY 8. 1196. LEAVE nYRD-8TREET STATION.

7:00 A. M. Dally, for Washington and North. Stop? at Klba and local stations Pullman Car. 7:30 A.

M. Dally, except Monday. New York and Florida Sp. tal. All Pullman-Care.

No local stops. No extra fare other than Pullman charge. 12:00 Dally, except Sunday, for Washington and points North. Stops at Elba, Ashland, Doa well, Mllford, FrederlckPbiirg, Brooke, nnd Wldewater. Par? lor-Car; connects with Congressional Limited at Washington.

7:10 P. M. Daily, for Washington and pointa North. Stops at Elba. Ashland, Doswell.

Mllford. Frederlekshurg, Brooke, and Wldewater other stations Sundays. Sleeper, Richmond to New York. ARRIVE BYBD-STREET STATION. A.

M. Dally. Stops at Wldewater, Brooke, Frederlcksburg, Mll? ford Doswell, and Ashland and other stations Sundays. Sleeper, Now York to Rich? mond. P.

M. Dally, except Sunday. Stops at local stations and Elba. Parlor-Car from Washington. 6:53 P.

M. Dally. Stone only at Frede? rlcksburg. Doswell, and Ash? land. Pullman-Cars from New York and Washington.

12:25 A. M. Dally. Stops at principal local stations and Elba. Sleeplng Car.

Connects with Congres? sional Limited between New York and Washington. FREDERICK8BG ACCOMMODATION. (Dally, except Sunday 4:00 P. M. Leaves Byrd-Street St itlon.

8:30 If. Arrives Byrd-Street Station. ASHLAND TBAINS. (Dally, except Sunday.) 6:42 A. M.

leaves Elba. P. M. Leaves Klba. 6:40 A.

M. Arrives Elba. 6:04 P. M. Arrives Klba.

C. A. TAVLOK, Traffic Manager. E. T.

P. MYEBS, President. Ja 19 CONDENSED TIME-TABLE. CHESAPKAKB AND dally for Norfolk and Uld Point. 3 P.

PoiDt, Norfolk ami stations. A. (except Washington acni Clif? ton VSM P. Cincinnati and St. Louts Limited, wltb Pullman.

6tM P. local (eieoot -uni?) for t'tiarlottetviiln. 10:110 P. t. K.

Cin? cinnati and Chicago and lio? From Klghth-streei atation. daily, for Lynch burg aud Cltrtain Forge. ii nt Ureruo, en-opt for llotoey itt daily, mtn fait and Western for the Neafhwsef, and with Railway for North and South; at flalcmy. dally, for Lexington, at Vf. Cl'fton wltti nialu line tor Cincinnati.

4:40 P. 1 in molati in tor Columbia, NORldLK ANO A. Norfolk Limited, and MM "Tbe Chicago full schedule.) 0:10 P. for Norfolk, litui'. Roanoke.

Bristol, Mernphtt, New Orleans, and points gonth and RAILWAY (Piedmont Alr-Llne tUM A. sontbern Attuti, Augatta, and points IStM P. Atlanta, Augnila, and pointe south, V. U. (except MinJay local tur and Intermediate YORK-RIVKR I.IN p.

ei wltb vi. er lor Bal? timore. MIA. ti- Sunday. local rn.i?i.

leaving Twenty-tbird-Sirest sta? tion. ATLANTIC-COAST A. Norfolk sue 11:00 tbrongb tram anutb. P. St ivcd-ninodatlou.

Norfolk n. P. fast exprnes UrMA.luArtaalasasiaat P. Petersburg iwcoaioiodation. AIR-LINK A.

ciakee all for At? lanta and pomu be.v,?,j, with rbrouch Pullman 12:33 A. 51. limited train), Buffet tleepert, timonel to Atlanta; close connection Atienta for Ne? Orleans and all point? Nnr.ii and ftoutbwott. N. 11.

-Fur arrival of trains regalar sched? iir.r r.i: op NAVIGATION COMPANY'? JAMES-HIV UK. LAMB? io oui N.wport i-'iareniont, and James liver ai Old and Norfolk for Waehlngton, llalti niore, and Norlh. BTEaMBR LEAVES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FIUDAV AT 7 Electrlc-tars direct to wharf. only Had and $1 to Norfolk, Portsmouth. l'oint, and Newport News.

Mi'-lc by a Grand Orcheatriou. Freight received dally for above-namfd aeaa and points In Eastern Virginia und North nu in wioisionn. Superintendent: EDWARD BARNEY, Presi at Planters' Hank bmUt? OLD DOMINION COMPANY. LINK KOK NEW YOKE. gleiuiere leure Richmond atVUI TUESDAY.

ftSOSSA? D.vY and Bl 'eloca 1'. M. Manliest ClobtA one hour before sailing leave New York from Pier 26, North river, itlchmond every MON? DAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. 3 P. M.

accommodations Cabin fare to New York (including BMala -ind via James KicMnonl and Petersburg rail? road, and Chesapeake and Ohio Round-irlp tickets, good for thirty 1400 Steerage with subsistence 6 ft) Bteeraga tare, oo Tickets on saie at Ilichiiiuii'i Transfer Company's, I'd Main Btreet, Chesu pvake and Ohio, and Hlchmond and Pe? tersburg and at company's office, east Main atreet. where tickets to many popular northern watering-place? and summer resorts can be obtained. through. Ftelght forwarded and through bill? of lading lssutnl for points beyond Now York. Freight r.cilvod dally until Passenger? leaving Itlchmond MON? DAYS, Tl ESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, TNI'KSDAYN, and SATURDAYS by the and Ohio railway (via port New.) nt VW and by tho Itlch? mond and Petersburg Hallway Company days) at 9 A.

will con at Norfolk with steamer leaving those OF.O. XV. ALLEN A Agents, ja 5 No. Ufi Mi In IHILADELPBIA, RICH? MOND. AND NORKOI.K STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed Balling days: Every TL'ES DAl and PtuDAl at 1 P. ML, and every SUNDAY at A. M. Freight for Tuesday's and Friday's Steam-rs received till sailing hour; for Sunday's steamer till 5 P. BL Saturday.

Freight received dally until 5 P. M. Fare, Ili. For further Information apply to W. i'AKKICK.

G-neral Southern Agent; office, XV. P. DE A Ja General Agente, Philadelphia. Vy.L. Douglas $3 SHOE IBTNCK4T.

nt rot? A KINO. 9. Fl? amltamWtSS 'LADIES? Over On? Million People wear Um W. L. Douglas $3 $4 Shoes AU oor shot? ave equally Mtbfectory Ttaey five th? beai, for Ih? bom v.

They ceetea? la style aa? fit. TBeir wearing are The eieca? ar? em Proe? to I.i aaved atet ether Soldbf W. A. SORG SIB osai Bros? atreet. J.

R. GOOD 1501 Mala etreet. 7 COX, AaWand. Jo BOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT? LY AT THB UI8PATC? WANTED. AGENTS ON TO SOLICIT LIKE Policy provides weekly loans In case of elck ness or scrldonts; Is payable at death, and mature? as an endowment In years.

what the peuple want, and are willing to buy. Salary or contracts for right We ale? want a few specially good men super- Intendents. LIKE ASSO Terre Haute, Ind. Ja K-Jt WANTBD, HOOD GARDENER TO go to 8taunton. Va.

Single man prefer? red. State age, and previous experience. Address Post-office Box city. Ja I WANTED, TWO HOYS TO put up packages and mske themselves generally useful. Name reference? and apply In own handwriting.

Poet-ofilce Box 922, city. RELIABLE AND ENBROETIC MAN to manage agency In Richmond of im? porter! Fashion Journal for flmt-clats dross-makers. Address REINACH, 114 west Twenty-third etreet, New York. A COLORED WUHAN WIHI ES SIT AS FIRST-CLASH COOK AND LAUNDRES8. Address 604 Catherine LADIE8, IF YOU WISH EMPLOY? MENT AT TOUR HOMES, send self-ad draaaed envelope for our descriptive cir? cular and commence work at once.

Ooaxi wages paid. THE ALFRED KNITTING COMPANY, Wlnthrop, Mass. WANTED, MEN WHO WILL WORK for $75 a month salary or large commis? sion selling good? by sample to dealers. Experience unnecessary. Write us.

We will For sealed particulars send stamp. HOUSE HOLD SPECIALTY COMPANY, 73 Fourth atrect, Cincinna? ti, O. WATCH TOUR CHANCES. 4 pounds Fine Cream Cheese.2.*?c. Finest Patent Family Flour 20c.

10,000 bushels Virginia Corn.50c. Pure I.anl 6c. 25.000 California Hams. 8c. I Finest Mocha and Java Coffee.

22c. Arbuckle's Ariosa 10,000 balea nice Timothy Hay.56c. 200 tone Shlpstuff-per hundred.90c. 6 pounds new Navy 4 pound? nice, fresh Ginger-Snaps. 25c.

Finest Virginia Mountain Roll Butter. 20c. 10,000 bushel? Oats. 40c. 7 pounds Granulated Sugar.

26c. D. O'SILLIVAN, Eighteenth and Main streets. Ja WANTED, TWO WORK? HORSES. State age.

prliv wanted, and give other particulars. Address Post office MS, BUSINESS CHANCES. Wl WANT TO TRACTS OF OAK TIMBER LANDS in Tidewater Virginia. In case timber Is good and large track will go Inland fifteen miles. Spot cash for any size lot of timber, or will buy land and timber.

Give descrip? tion of timber, location, and price. Pre? fer land with plenty of oak, tie size, as well as large oak. Address "TIMBER." care of Dispatch 23-4t WANTED. ALL, TO KEEP WARM. BEST FUEL IN THE MARKET.

FRICK'S COKE. TAKI SO OIHRU. 26 bushels, delivered 00 Anthracite Stove, per 2.000.6 25 Anthracite Egg, per 2.000 pounds.5 00 Anthracite Nut, per 2.0UO pounds. 6 00 C. end O.

L. Splint. 2.UO0 5 00 C. and O. H.

Splint, per 2.000 4 26 Page's L. Splint. 2.000 4 50 Pages Hall, per 2.960 pounds 4 00 Fir- Creek Lump, per 50 Fire Creek Stove, per 2,1100 4 25 Wood (long) 11.75 to 2 60 Wood (sawed) to 3 00 ENGINE COAL-A1I klnda-Pciahontaa, Fire Creek. Nuttalburg, Rock or Cumberland. 190S Cary-Phone 165.

1300 west Broad-'Phone 407. Hs A A 9TGAR. PER pound. 4c. Fresh Soda Crackers.

5c. per pound, pound. Salt Pork, Iter Snaps, 5c. pt CullfornU Hams, Sc. pound Ginger Snaps, 5c.

pur pound. California Hams. Sc. pound. Pure Cider Vinegar.

25c. a gallon. Bern t.e? crop orlean? Molasses, 40c. per gallon. Apple Better, ak.

per pound. Good CotB, per 2 B-ret Tuble? for 35c. Thistle Tomatoee, sc. per can. Kreeh Mountain-Roll Butter, 30o.

per POlMial. Nice Fat Mackerel, 15c. a doien. Two pound? Best Cream Cijeete for 25c Small Early June Peas. 10c.

per can. Good Family Flour, 61.75 pe: barrel, or 18c. per sack. California Apricots, per can. String Beans, flc per can.

Ten pounds Best Virginia Buckwheat for ttc. Jap. Brand Roasted, in 1-pound papers, 2Dc. per pound; on the market. Pure Lard, per pound.

Large Cans Tomatoes, 7c. Fresh Oyster per pound. Good New Orleans Molasses, 20o. per gallon. Good Tea.

28c. per pound. California Claret Wine. 60c. a gallon.

Silver King Patent Family Flour, beet sold. UM per barrel, or 23c. per sack. Snowflake Patent Kamily Flour. per barrel, or 30c.

per sack. Best City afilla Meal, 55c. bushel. Seven A SuKar for 25e. Prlce-Llnt mailed on application.

S. ULLMAN'S SON. 1S20 and east Main street. 7-d'xSu LIVE DEER WANTED. FAWNS PRE? FERRED; siso, ANTELOPE, ELK.

Rl'KFEli OROL'UE, aril ENGLISH HARES and PHEASANTS. Address FOREST LODGE. GLn Allen, a. M'RAE'S WONDERFUL CURB FOR ORGANIC STRICTURE. GRAVEL, an-i STONE, ani RESTORING IMPAIRED VITALITY, mailed on re.elpt of $3.

A. H. It? NtTW Phurmacy 200 east Marshall Richmond, Va. ja Fe 23 Vii HM? OI WOODWARD SON, OO' LUMHER, A I SASH, BLI SOS. Etc.

Tu.This-, Ninth and ri streets. LOST, STRAYED, FOUND. LOST. JANUARY 1STH, ON CARY Street between Second and Third. A OOLD FOB-CHAIN.

Suitable reward If returned to 17 south Third atreet. LOST. A BLACK CASHMERE SHAWL. Wednesday night, between Third and Canal streets and Eranklln and Adams. paid If loft at II Main street.

Ja 26-11? Miss Maria Parloa is admitted to bo a leading Ameri can authority on cookiog nho Says "Use a coo.l stock for tbe foundation of soupe, sauces, and mao.7 other aad the best stock is Leibig Company's Extract of Beef," 100 Mise Parloa's reclpea sent gratis by Dai ny A gitati Place, York, Will Eradicate WORMS FRO'ITHEHUMAN BODY PRICE2Scte PER VIAL (Ja COAL? prtwtnt ORATI THE CLOVER-HILL COAL, be LUMP, BAIL, per toe. uottkkll, 1er "feeemond, mo. Veres: M0 Atooa, 'haw too aaki'ta BALBB-TTals Day. F. IT.

ELLIS DIAM0ND5 AND FINE JEWELRY, Pawnbroker's Sale of Unredeemed Pledges By order of 8. Bachrach. proprietor of Ina Richmond Office. Noe. Zie and BO north Ninth etreet, will proceed to sell on NO.

at 1030 A. ffneat and most valuable collection of GOODS ever In thle city. Diamond Diamond Ear-Kings, Diamond Pins, several hundred and Silver Watchee. Plain and Han-lsooie Set Kings, all solid gold; Jewelry of all kinds, Mantel and other Clocks, By A. N.

rollanl. WILL SELLAT MY AUCTION corner Fire! aad Brood SATURDAY MORNINO. JANUARY at 10:30 a large lot of UNCALLED FOR mede by one of our leading liant tallore, consisting of SUITS. PANTS, COATS, and VESTS, Ac. of fine worsteds and Scotch Thla a fine opportunity to tain cuetom-made clothing at your own prices.

Don't fall to attend. W. J. PURYEAR, ja Auctioneer. POR FOR RENT, UNEXPlHED LEASE OF NINE-ROOM DWELLINO.

Twelfth etreet near Broad, recently and otherwlM put In order. Very much reduced price. LESSEE, rare of Dispatch office. WE HAVE A LAROE NUMBER OK NICE HOUSES, large and aroall, in giyod that we can rent at reduced rates. Call and get our JANUARY KENT-LIST.

FRANK HILL A north Eleventh atreet. 570. Ja Fe 1 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY. Richmond. January 9, 1855.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL? WAY COMPANY: Notice la hereby given that a general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL? WAY COMPANY will be held at II o'clock noon on MONDAY, the day of February. 1895, at office of the company, Pace Building, corner of Eighth and Main the city ot Richmond, State of Virginia, for the fol? lowing To consider the propriety of author? izing and to authorlte the Board of Di? (a) To conlract In the name of thi? company, severally or Jointly? (1) For the use of the Louisville and Jeffersonvllle Bridge Company property, in LoutBvllle and Jefferson county, and Jeffereonvllle. and (2) For the acqulaltlon of the of aald company; and (b) To execute a Joint and guar? anty with the Cleveland. Cincinnali, Chi? cago and St. Louis Railway Company, or with that and one or more other compa niea, of mortgage bonda of the and Jeffersonvllle Bridge Company for a principal sum not exceeding $.,.000 bearing Intereat at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent, per annum, both principal ana lntereat being payable in gold, and the principal sum being payable on the first day of March, 1940.

(c) To make any trackage or other agreement relating to the moving of Ita traffic between and Louisville: And for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting. The stock-transfer books of the com? pany will clone at the offir? of Messrs. P. Morgan A Wall etreet. York, on SATURDAY, the day of January.

-it I- ani will reopen on TUESDAY, the 26th day of February, 1895. at 10 A. If. By order of the Board of C. E.

WELLFORD. Ja 23 to Fe 25 Richmond, January Vi, 1895. THE ANNUAL MESTINO OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UNITED BANKING AND BUILDING. COMPANY will be held at the office of the company, Ul cast Main street, MONDAY. January 28.

18S5, at 12 o'clock noon. SAMUEL ELAM. Old Dominion Bcilolso associ otton,) KICBXOND, January THE FIFTH REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OK THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RICH? MOND. will be held In the Hall or the Chamber of Commerce, Ninth and Main streets, Richmond. Va on TUES? DAY, January the 2Sth (the day by the by-laws), and at 12 M.

CARL-TON M'CARTHY. Secretary and .1. Taylor F.Uyeon, Ja fa ACADEMY OF MUSIC, MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 28th. HI HENRY'S FAMOUS Everything bran-new. Special engage? ment of the monarch of the mlnatrel world.

Frank E. McNlsh. Our great cotn mc.llans: J. Marcus D.iyle. Mack.

an! Matt Diamond. Our Champion Chai, lenged Band, under the personal super? vision of America's renowned cornet vir? tuoso, Hi Henry. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.

AND SATUR? DAY MATINEE. January 26th and 28th. CHARLES H. YALE'S NEWEST "DEVIL'S AUCTION." THE GREATEST PRODUCTION YET. REGUI.AR PRICES.

LKCTURKS. "THE WOMAN OF THE FUTURE." REV. lllo.MAS DIXON, Young Men's Christian Association Hall, MONDAY, JANUARY 28th. at 8:15 P. Admission.

Me. Ja 25-2t KINGDOM OF OOD ILLUMINATED by the Recent Discoveries Proving the Illustrated Historical Lectures by th REV. HENRY MASON BAUM. D. C.

L. The three and four lectures completing the course will given FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings. JANUARY 26TH AND 26TH. In IlelvlJere Hall.Main Children's Matinee Saturday, Januarv 26th. at 230 P.

M. Tickets to both single ndmlsslun. Children'? Matinee lOo For a-il? at West, Johnston A Co 'ri bor k-store, 807 east Main atreet, Ja CURE B-ooceoB Bea eeea ta yet CuoTB-a'o aZ osso correct oHmtataln ottla Aata torn would be almost tarla.lm tram tata Bet. their -marni bara, ood oace try Ima atti Bai Utile pili? to'tttmj 2 ftay oca bo wtHio? io eoaVmommtm of oo Utoo dui heaolaata? our greet pille other? do not. One or two viiM taab? Otra M.

biro, EMULSION OF Oll With Hypophoapbitea. PUKCEH-, CO. tat by oli druggtats, Silver and dr.oriptlon. Mutici m. Mandolins.

Violin. Drums, etc. Rmav-i, Pistols. sake- that coaiM no? heLt get them at your own NOTICE -All person? pledge, with us must day of aale. r.i.i.ia sin aai.rt-rot.r.

WHEN REAL ESTATE BOI TAXES FOR TMK CURRI DAR TEAR ARK TO RK RATA BY THE VENDOR AND VENDEE. T''? By J. H. KM eeiet Main street the Chana city of Richmond, nor'h Seventeenth atr north Twenty-seventh str-et. MONDAT.

JANUART 10:30 A. M. and 1 as follows: At No noi atreet. -commencing at 1 boxea ars CO. about 3 aWn DK' tr, W1II.SK other valuable arti i-s mention Also.

RETAIL BAR TACHANT LICENSES Common, ing at 1 eell at mi north of 0 WINKS r.art. cft.s"ar'. Lard andy. I.aklnK 1' Cases. Umpii, Mill.

Oil-? ani ci nf.tr- in other artla-iee usuali? kept In a grocery Also, li part bam Win? Wine, itri.l to be the Decanters, Lamps. Llo.tior Licenses. censes. This stook of goods, the restaurant, Seventeenth itreet. wirthv tlon Of deniers, of bers are Mea and errang? nti cai he th? to lesse the I unexpired terms.

TERMS: HILL MONTACI MUNFORD Tr H. Hy N. W. Borna, Real Estate Auctioneer. rpBUSTEE'S SALE THE ttlCI DfILUMC No.

T06 EAST CLAY BTREB1 TWEEN SEVENTH STREETS. AT Vi CTION. In execution of a deed of tl undersigned, dated Kebiuar? If record? in the city of Rlihmond. tn page Vtl, and being I th? beneficiary. I will sell by pubi I tion.

on the on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY at 4 o'clock P. M. the AND BASEMEN dwelling no- ruy with the lot on which it stands, fr a) feet 5 Indies and running 70 alley, and having ln fhe rear gooil t-to-etjry brick kitchen, excellent property, centrally will rent well. TERMS: Caah sufflcten'.

te i-a costs of executln-t tbe trust charge a note for I from February and the on euch terms as the grant acribe, or. in tho even; ef tl name the terms for such real upon creiti? of tlx and twelve month? for with interest ad Bl cured by a deed of truel. ja B. elf AFFIN. AUCTION SALI.

OF A TRACT OF ACRES OF LAN I.N CHESTEUKIKI.l) NT, ABOUT THREE MILES Fit? MA' By virtue of a certain deed af C. W. Turner to H. Staples ani lt I. Nash.

trustees, dated April tl. lwl. recorded In Chesterfield County Deed Book page Ml, and another tain deed of trust from said Charles Turner and wife to M. Robetti J. Morrla Miller, trusteee, dated I 31, 1893.

duly recorded ln the ur in Deed-Book tt, page I aald Nash never having a tho aald trust and now declining to aet. the iinderelgned bung quired by the beneficiaries In st? will offer for sale, upon tho pretr the highest bidder, on MONDAY. JANL'ARY at 12 o'clock PROPERTY sbovo referred to. containing ACRES or lese, and which Is dttcrlbe along the north aide of Uld I turnpike, adjoining the lands of Schutte. Helmaiis.1orf.-r.

and other? TRRM8 OF SALE: Cash as to a9 may bo necessary to pt) executing this trust and any taxi may be due the land off the due on the debts by the deeds, and the ret any, upon auch terms at may 1 by the said C. W. Turner on th? aale. ta Sole Acting Trustee Ih? ral Deed. M.

.1 MORRIS Trustees Under the Second By Krank RO? Real Estate A TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL PKOPKRTY. TEENTH STREBT, TEENT1I STREET, AND CONCORD STREET. NEAR PEAKE AND OHIO DEI virtue of John McMeekln and others, Clerk's office of RI? Court. In Deed-Rock A fault ivlng been ll of a certain note therein having been beneficiary. I will Sell Si the promisee, THl'RSDAY.

at 4:30 o'clock P. the Kl. conveyed In said deci, as that certain lot of land Richmond. lying on tl Fifteenth etreet. fronting running back between pel feet more or known north Fifteenth street, with proveniente thereon.

of land in said city, fr mill or lesa on Fifteenth sir? back between parallel Hn 13 or less to Concord itreet, wit! dwelling No. 619 north Flfte? and fronting on said feet, with the frame Concord street, and all ini; said lot. TERMS: Cash enough $175, with Interest from all expenses of and tho balance, ty twelve months, with la secured by deed of trust JULIAN BRI t.N Ja 24.26.28.-f9.30.A3l_ By J. H. A RECEIVERS' SALE OP SOME BAU AM? TURO, STOCK OF LIO' tur eniered Januars other entered ir? suti of "Baher vs.

Sinai: public auction, on the pre? SATURDAY. rKBRL'AR? beginning at 12 e'cl? MOVABLE FIXTURES. LINEN. CROCKERY LIQUORS. WINES.

bar-room and restaurant Small, at No. 1110 east Mali articles of furniture. Ac. handsome, and the Uquon Quality. TERMS: Cash.

vvw'TOS. WlLl.or?*,HP> A. H. WON, N. bought privately Ac.

can be rented of A. B. OUIOON. 1 BICYCLES! BICYCLES! have yolr i-ulled tM but bring I Leonard east f1? tir? and for cents. cold-eweated or pUno-wlr? pu? wood rima for J6c.

nlpplea, Ttrea of all tt? tJ-? puled, nickel, and I All wheele repaUreJ -eotVtt.