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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
RAILROADS.
"a RI &c ai
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO R.H
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN BFFgcr JANUARY !. Ia
LEAVE ETcHMosD.
as0A. N. Daily for Ola Point sai w..
Pullman sleeping Cor Hinton b 4,
Point. va
ffsoo A. NJ. Rxprsss. daily for Cineine,a RI.
Car Old Point 10 Chario'f-..
Pullman sleeper chariot'oial., /,
s.soP. N. Express, daily fer Oh Pot,.
Norfolk. Chair Car Charl0,.st,
TO Oh Point
3soP. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, except sgrl., q.
Charlottesville. y
io.3OP. II. Tho +. =. V. Limited daily. ps,-..
Sleeping-Car Oii Point 70 ui.f
Solid Tesiibul9 irnin. gi1 I.
Cafsnd Pgllnans Charo't,.'..
Cloclnnau snd Pullman 10 FL.
vile. "a
Chariott0syille. p
TRAINS AKgiyg At Ri-8N0yn.
SD A. ". AMI s;5s .. ". dairy from c.rs-...
7:s5 p. N. dsilY except sulGay from a.
Forge.
1880 A. NJ. AMI AS P. ". daily from y. -,,,,
station: Broad street ncar r0yont8rau..
JANESRIyRg DIVISION.
Ricnmond AMI Alioghany Ka.roat,
LgGys RfCuHOyn.
900 A. n. daily Tor Lychourg iez.Hg,a. r.
Clifton Forge.
4:30P. NJ. except sunday FOR LYn-Ahr-, ...
necIug with trai1 lUtFrs ..~
burg at =. 81. daily f.r ..r..
and Clifton Forat. s'c.f.at,.- .
LyDchburg.
TEAMS ARRiYs Ar RfrHN 1Vn.
$40 p. VI. daily from Clifton forgs.
sNA.M. except sunday from .lHl Pa.
Lexington. aud ygrh.Ir, '.
station: BlghtA ani Cansi f.er.'-
JOhh 81. iO.rs
Division Jos. nur.r ..'.
II. ", FULLER. General f2.o nr.r t..r.
q. @. MUKRAY, frame Naua-uE 81.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME.
AN ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BY THE
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
To No paid Ont of the General Fnnd-sec-
..,.rx.,r-sta,e saunders Compliment
ed for HIS Colonial Records
1sneclnl ,elerram o lhe DIspaich.l

RALEIGH, N. c., February 4.-The OIL 10
make an annual appropriation for the
Confederate Soldiers Home came up as
special order in the Senate to-day. Inc
Galleries we're filled with ladies and great
;nteyaet was shown in tho debate. A
nronoeition 10 make tho appropriation out
Of the pension fund was voted down. as
YVES also one to levy special tax to meet
tho expense. and the bill passed-ayes, ii
noes. o. The appropriation Is made from
the general fund.
CHARTER AMENDED.
The Uouse uassed a bill amending the
charter Of The Georgetown railway, when
Il 10 extend from Charlotte to Lancaster
s. G.. -
COLONEL SAUNDERS THANKED
BY q rising vote the House to-day adop u
ed q resolution OF thanks 10 So 9sto
William t. Saunders, Secretary OF state,
G. he nublicat1on of the colonial records
~ North Carolina, the greatest historical
works published by any State.
REWARD oFFERTD.
Governor Fowle to-day offered 500 re-
ward for Philo Moore, white man VINO y
charged with the murder OF Lee Muruoch
i'm Rurke county. The latter, who was an
officer. had summoned q posse TO arrest arrest
Moore. who then shot Murdoch, kllllrS
him almost instantly.
THE RAILWAY BILL.
The friends of the railway commission
hill held a final caucus tonight on that
measure and the bill will be reported
tomorrow
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FARmyILLE FEBRUARY WEDDINGS.
Mr. j. ID. Enright and Miss Matte Jen'
nings-Mr. Faiwell ana MRS. sheppard.
tSnn-inl teiarram 70 tho Dianntchl

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
FARMvuLT. Va. February A very
pretty wedding was solem niZed IN the
Presbyterian church TO-DAY at 1890 7. nj,
the contracting parties being Mr. J. ID.
Enrieht. of Danville Va, and Miss Matte
jennings, of Farmville. Rev. ID. Harding
was the officiating clergyman. The bride
10 well known IN Farmville society, circles,
and a large congregation OF friends were
present to witness her marriage. She was
becomingly-at in an electric-blue
travelling gown and carried in her hand
lovelv-arranged bouquet of snow-whlte
flowers. She was escorted TO the altar by
her brother. Mr.. FL. Z. Jennings, while the
groom came forward with his sister, Miss
Enright, of Danville.
THE ATTENDANTS.
They were also attended TO the altar by
Mr.. Willie Jennings and Miss Francisco, OF
Danville: Mr.. W. 7. Venable and Miss Susie
Morton, of Farmyille Mr. f. W. McKin-
ney and Miss Hodge, of South Boston;
Mr.. Enright. of Danville, and Miss Matte
Holman, of Cumberland; Mr.. Russell, OF
Danville, and Miss Womack, of Farmville;
Mr.. C. Il. Howe and Miss Mamie Blanton,
of Farmville; Mr.. Hasell, of Roanoke, and
Miss Katie Russell. The ushers were Colo
mel r. h. Berkeley and Mayor Wicker and
Messrs. George Richardson and X. II. Pau
lett.
THE BRIDAL TOUR.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy groom and no less happy bride
boarded the west-bound train for an ex-
tended northern tour.
FALWELL--sHEPPARD
A wedding of much interest was cele-
brated tonight ut the Baptist church, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Thomas II.
Falwell and Mrs. Barbara Sheppard, both
of Farmville. The Rev. DR.. Bagby united
them in the presence Of one OF the largest
congregations ever assembled in that
church.
The altar was handsomely decorated
with palm-leaves and flowers. When the
bridal party entered the church Mrs. Dr..
Winston gave the march of Attilla, to
which they moved slowly up the aisle pre-
coded by Messrs. w. N. Foster, G. w. Da-
Wis, j. Davis Allen, and j. L. Hart, who
acted as ushers.
A RECEPTION.
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held at the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. John II. Rice, which was
largely attended by the relatives and i'm
mediate friends of the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Apperson Is Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il HANOVER TRUCKING LANDS.-By virtue
OF trust deed from ". n. Barker and wife TO
w. (. Cowardin, dated March %, 1881, duly re-
corded Ia Hanover County Court, default having
been made, aud being required 80 to do, Will
sell by auction, ut the ofIIco Of the auctoneers,
No. north Eleventh street, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
at O'Clock p ". the following TWO TRACTS
OF LAND: ONE HUNDRED ACRES az SOUTH
west intersection OF the county road from Cold
Harbor 10 New Kent, and rond from Old Church
TO Dispatch station, md adjoining Albert d.
Wicker, and ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FOUR ACRES a snort distance west OF above,
bounded on the north by said COld-Hsrbor ROAD,
east By said Wicker. south by McGhoe, and west
by Drew; both about ten miles from Richmond,
four from Dispatch station, five from Pamunky
river, one and a-half from Cold Harbor, and
three from Old Church.
TERMS: BY consent one fourth cash; balance
at six twelve. and eighteen months: negotiable
notes, interest added, and trdst-deed.
WILLIAM II. COWARDIN.
Personal representative Of W. L. Cowardin.
trustee, deceased.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Concerning the African Slave Trade ana
Liquor Traffic.

Concerning the African slave brsoo nv"
Liquor Traffic.
f3y telegraph to tho Dispatca.l
W,sstvaroS. February 4.--The senate,
in executiye session to-day, authorized the
publication Of the message sent 70 tno
Senate by the President last week reiatiVe
., The African slave trade and liquor traiiic.
The President's message is dated January
oat6 and is n letter OF transmittal, with
the Wow 10 IT. ratification OF the genera
act signed Of Brussels July "a iast Dy th9
plenipotentiaries OF the United Sta.es anu
other Powers for repression OF the hiIiv ~
slave trade and the restriction Oh tho
;muortafion into and sale in certain de
Gnsd zone of Africa of firearms, ammuni-
ton. and spurious liquors. The Presi-,
dent calls attention to the importance OF
early action on the net. The secretary ol
state IN an accompanying letter states
that ne theratiiications must be deposited
M Brussels bv July I'd next, 1t is very ue-
sirable that the Senate should taAe uc'AVn
during its present session.
THE NATIONS THAT SIGNED IT.
The act is signed by the representatives
of eighteen nations. including the presi-
dent of the United States, nearly all OF the
European sOvereigns, and the Snah OF ger
STA. the Sultan of Turkey, and the sultan
of Zanzibar. Its provisions, Wh!ch hIe ~
dicated in the Presidents message, are
verv stringent. and contemplate the prac-
tical exclusion of firearms and spirituous
ii Inn from Equatorial Africa, as well
"a the abolition of the slave trade.
AS the means Of effecting the latte, pur-
pose, m international bun eau is to be es-
iabIiehed at Zanzibar, as well rs strongly
occupied posts in Central Africa, construc-
ton of roads and railways, and the estao;;
lishment of steamboats, on, the inland
waters supported by fortified posts. Inc
time Of the Senate III executive session
this afternoon was occupied by reaulhR
the aforementioned treaty, wmch was
quite long, and no action was taken upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
A COMPROMISE SENATOR
Is What the Republicans Hope to Be Able
to Elect.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, February 4.-Late last
night the Farmers Mutual Benefit Alliance
party submitted TO Chairman Jones, OF the
the Republican Steering Committee, the
names Of A. Streeter, John p. Steel, OF
Mt. Vernon, and Representative II. II.
Moore, of the Farmers Mutual Benefit Al
lance party, with the announcement that
any one of them whom the Republicans
might endorse would receive the full sup
port of the Farmers Mutual Benefit ALI
ance party. II is confidently expected by
the Republicans and the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Alliance men that combination
will be effected between the two parties
this week which will result in the election
Of a compromise senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
144
RICHMOND
HOMES
HOMES

AFRO connected with tho Telephone Exchange.
There ought 70 DO more.
Tho rales are considerably lower than tho
terms for business telephones.
Probably your family physician has a tele-
phone II not, It would DO for his interest to take
one.
In case Of sickness the telephone might save
your life by enabling you 10 summon prompt
medical attendance.
II would save you many steps every day.
FIRE-Probsbly your house Will not catch
fire. Perhaps II may.
Fire-alarm5 can DO turned into tho Cenral
O1iee Of the Fire Department instantly from
any telephone night or day
The Service never stops. 10 bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Killed by an Indian Policeman.

MUsKoaEE, |. r., February 4.-The first
tragedy IN connection with the Creek per-
capita payment occurred twenty miles
west of here yesterday at noon. In the
morning Government-Agent. Miller and
MIR. Insiey left with the second $780, 0Oand
escorted by eighteen guards. At dinner
difficulty occurred between Gov. McIn-
tosh. captain Of the Light Horsemen, and
Bob Marshall. United States Indian police
man. The latter shot Mcintosh with a
Winchester, killing him instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05

A COMING MARRIAoE.
BARN AND CONTENTS BURNED.
Loss About Two Thousand Dollars-Insu-
rance Fourteen Hundred and Fifty.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SMITHFIELD, Va. February Sire was
discovered this morning about o'clock in
the barn Of Mr.. J. j. Johnson, about quar-
ter Of mile from Smithfeld. and before
sufficient force could get there the build
ing and contents were an entire loss. The
latter consisted of 500 bags Of peanuts and
fodder and corn and two very fine colts.
The total loss is estimated at about 81, 900 (;
insurance, $1,4s0.
MIR. John g. Wilson left this morning for
Western North Carolina on visit to Col
onel George N. Folks.
The peanut trade is dull now. and conse-
quently the receipts have fallen off consid-
erably.
Miss Cora Gwaltny has returned from
Florida.
The new rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association are nearing compile
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
TRAINS NoRTHWARn
Daily.
srnPpIN4rLAcr..

Nos II. 80. and 70 maze n0 3.1pt S.. a
IS sop on signal az h1nrlust r., D-eF.t .'
Centralia. and Chester NJ All
signal az Manchester and Chester tn D.,
on signal at MGnclc GER OILY '. f. sr
purchasing uckcts % regular . t. .
for this train south OF Pe,o--hlfr. N.- :. d. 81
and 81 will stop az ell stations tu- '4.a...
PULLNAN-CAH eLhfit..
On Trains Nos. Il ali - sleeping .s-' sat
New York and Tampa, ia u.l Old. l-. Dbl
On Trains Nos. IS Eni 81 s.eer.rt-. t..
New YORK and Charleston. tr i-li-t N'.
aud - sleeping-cHrs bo,Woen N"F il-a 81
Jacksonville. On Trains Ms. 7. -.i D..
ing-cGrs between Rirhm0Cd and Lrn- .l, b.
In addition 20 Gee p'3s'.
THE NEW YORK AND tLu..v. .-A
consistingof yosubulo Pullman .a-0..r l-
lucnmond soutn-bound az i.O 10
Wednesdays, and lfidayt, cri ll
burg nOrth-bOund 40 20! A. I'd.
Thursdays. and saturdays. hAI4illea ..l-
en- this train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
IaoN-woRKs IN BROOKLYN BURNED.
4. Took the whole Fire Department to
Get 1t Under Control.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

TBy teI1kIapI 70 slI9 DDV17-uI
New York, February 4:-Fire broke out
last night in the Heca lron-Works, IN
Brooklvn. which took every engine in the
city until daylight 10 get under control.
Not oDlv we're the large buildings of the
iron company destroyed, but o number of
surrounding structures were seriously
damaged. The losses were very large.
This e the second fire the Hecla Works
have suffered from within two years, and
ali the patterns recently produced consti-
tute the greatest loss. In money S5O0,0l0
will not recoup. Most of this, however, il
covered by insurance. The loss of Bre-
men K Coiligan viii reach S25 600; futile
and Bailey Manufacturing Company, Sl0,-
O0O: ]. S. Hugent q Co., 5000: Davis &
Co, So. 900, and II. Vernon, $4,000. Total,
$4,000.
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slLvER-PooL INVESTIGATION.
witness oweubv Tells of His Arrest and
Acquittal.
nav fhlegrnnh 30 the DIspatch.l

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, February 4.-When the sill
ver-nooI Investigating committee met this
morning Judge Johnson, Owenby's attor-
ney. said he wished to withdraw ms o9Jec-
ton TO the inquiry as to whether MS client
had not been arrested and the commltIee
was at liberty TO question the witness iuliy
concerning his past life. The committees
did NOT desire to inquire into the matter
Owenby then voluntarily stated that the
note of his had become overdue and that
no had been arrested and acquitted, the
Drosecuting attorney declaring he would
NOT have issued the warrant had he known
the facts.
David +. Littler was then resummOned.
He said he did not remember ever having
stated TO Owenby that any Senators and
Representatives were interested III SILVER,
and did not believe he ever did, for 1t
would not have been true except as 10 Mr.
Cameron. He did not recall Mr.. Owenby
ever naming to him number of con-
pressmen who he said were interested in
Silver and of himself asserting to the
names.
PROTESTED KNOWLEDGE.
Mr.. Owenby protested to know great
deal, and if witness assented 1t was merely
by way of agreeing to anything.
Mr.. Iittler declared he knew nothing IN
addition to what he had stated when on
the stand before and that he had never
heard any congressman say he was inter;
ested in silver. He had never mentioned
Senator Cameron's name in connection
with silver 10 any one until he came on
the stand. Mr.. Owenby had stated TO him
that he (Owenby) was interested with some
New York parties in silver. The cashier
of the Bank of the Republic of this city
o,,naored with Mr. Owenby's checks on the
Hanover Bank of New York which had
been paid aggrogating S275, but upon
cross-examination 1T appeared that there
might be other drafts OF Mr.. Owenby's on
the Hanover Bank which had also been
maid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Al cATAweA-coUNTY c-TToN-MlLL.
Everybody Sees the DAY Gould-inman
Party-UDsafe Railroad Track.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, n. c., February "A new
cotton-mill is to be built at Maiden, Ca
tawba county. A large portion of the
stock has been subscribed and the work
will commence soon.
Law Gould. Mr.. Inmnn. and several north
ern people arrived here last night at 10
o'clock.
The continued wet weather has put the
road-beds IN a bad condition in this sec
ton. The Western North Carolina track
is reported unsafe in several places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05

n,coupline freight-car. He was brought
20 lie home az this place for treatment.
H m shoe was caught by the wheel OF the
car and the skin and muscles of the leg
Tobacco Is coming IN freely and farmers
arc well pleased with the prices. Labor IS
very difficult 10 obtain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
the puecuAsr or su YEA.
The South Atlantic squadron-Monthiy
Statement from the Treasurer.
fffy teiegraph "a mo Dtsostchi

WASHINGTON. February 4--,rhe Treasury
Department to-day resumed the purchase
OF silver. The amount offered was 1884,
500 ounces and the amount purchased 49,
900 ounces at prices ranging from L026 70
l.076.
The United States steamship Pensacola,
the flagship Of the South Atlantic sta
ton. left Aopteyidio four days AGO Tor
Chile and Is now probably In the Pacific.
fhs Rslximare viii leave Nice for thesano
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Ietter from nrr. Gladstone.

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispaien.l
LONDON, February AIR. Gladstone has
written letter for publication in which
he denies that he tried in 1886 to get nd OF
parnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
M'DowELL-DUKEs.

Alderman J. Hampton Mcdowell was
married this morning at the Presbyterian
church to Miss Eliza G. Dukes. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor. the
Rev. W. S. ?. Bryan, and was witnessed oy
many friends of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcdowell lett Immediately
for the South. They will witness the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans and Mobile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
DICHMOND, FREDEE.cEsGCG.

DICHMOND, FREDERIC frlliI
III AND POTOMAC RAlLtDAn-s SO
commencing JANUARY 10 !'-,--
standard tine.
e:07 A. VI. leaves hyrf-ersa- s1ln -A
stops onlYai tH1ll.L ..'.H
ford. art Frsdnr.-s- l-t. "a
and Wticwalcr. S.cru.t H -
ton and New YORK. Ar.
insIon 1871 =. FL, Bllrt.
r.. NJ, Philadelphia 1855 D. '.''
YORK $50 b. ".
ll:52 A. NJ. leaves Byrc-sircct sfa l0n 't.h
copg SUNDAY. bl..t i-
EichmCnl % Wa-hingi0-
Washington f.il D.. Do,
5:gf J.. g., ph.i1df.phD 40 .r
Neg fOrs 10 20 b.
7:I0 P, NJ. loaveJ Byrc-,t-eet 800. A
Sleeper. B.clmHri '' '-' .-
Stors OulJ o. Ashland. D.
Milford. Frtisri shtt.
and Nlcwl.er st.,
tons or sunday. arm
ington 1910 g. &c.. tt
A. NJ. Pni.acelpril 1850 '. h.
YORK go s.. D.
$50 A. NJ. arrives ~ By-j-stre.t .'''.
Sleeper from acH rA.
a. Whitewater. fr
burg, Milford, rJ.
iaEd. stops 90 o.c'r .
sunday.
2:3s p. NJ. srrivos ~ Byri-stro s'a"
Stops ns frsirr 1sf.t-
B0fhWeI. ali ithlsrA
Washington ana Nov ,-
etJp az kih9 .t
o.45 p. N. arrives at Byri-Siro -'-'.'- .
except Sunday. lil
Washington - ki l'
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY ExcEFr SUNDAY.
400 p. ~, leaves Byrd. s;reef sG'.l 'i''.-'
FredeTicxsbur. e. t;il D.. f' I'D,
R4lA, M, arrives Byrd Street s.lupl' .--"
Fredericksburg i.Ji >. 81.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAf.
sss A. NJ. leaves ElDa. Arrives a, A--.l-' =
1;3J A. II. ,..4g
69i p. NJ. leaves Blba; arrives al A'-''-
1.O3P.M ..-. A.
Gas A. NJ. arrives EiDg- Leaves A.iii--
A:lI A. d ...tE
els p. N. arrives a. Ella; leaves A'a SEQ
$50 Z. n.
The Now YORK. a11 fioria spr
train leaves Byrc-s.reef fi1il9n
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and st.4. I,
menclng Janucry "a, and or1ses 10y. =,
7:i0 p. NJ on Monday, WeiDe dal.
DAYS. Extra fare - chergei n u ,.,
A. TAiLOh, 1ra.-' ~ -
L T. ID. MYERS General Supeun"N -''- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05

After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held at the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. John II. Rice, which was
largely attended by the relatives and i'm
mediate friends of the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05

The House passed bill amending the
charter Of the Georgetown railway W nicn
Is 10 extend from Charlotte 10 Lahcas'ei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05

URADE CZTAHhJ
is an instrument for the cure Of disease without
medicine. u is The life work OF an educated
physician who 10 now ashamed that he over gave
a Dose as with this instrument he Is able 10 cure
all disease. Disease Ia nothing moro than re-
duced vitality. The Eleciropoise cures by con-
slant additions to the vital force, and 50 nature
throws OF tho trouble. Call CT il6 EAST GRACE
STREET and inspect the ElecirOpoiso and refer
ences here In the city that will satisfy the most
incredulous that the claims made for this insfru-
ment are not exaggerated. Nothing is easier Of
proof than that with It cures are made which by
ordinary methods OF medication are impossible
CATARRH, RHEUMATISM, -
COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
AND AFFECTIONS ARISING FROM COLD AND
DANPNESS ARE READILY CURED.
We do not publish the names Of our promi-
nent patrons, because II Is an impOeitiOn on their
time and patience 20 notice the many Inquiries
with which their mails would be burtened.
The Electropoise Is not electrical, nor does IL
deal with electricity. IL deals with tho electri-
cal and magnetic conditions OF the body and tho
gases which surround IL, and BY controlling the
body absolutely cures disease.
For full information call on or address
PAUL PRATT,
40 EAST GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
"a l3-Tu, Th&SatJe1ssr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
REMOVALS.

VyHE FARMERS ALLIANCE BUSI-
il MISS EXCHANGE HAS REMOVED is
ONCE 20 tho large and comnodiou6 warehouse
fl07 Cary street aud Basin Bank. Storage so
A X. vKNABLz u.
fe o-eodaw State Business AGsak
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RAILROAD LINES.
lICHMOND AND DANVILLE

IplNhhOND AMI ~ IL " ~ IA II
HI RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 4, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
af5 A. NJ SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily 70 At
lanta, Augusta and poinls South.
Connects a. Greensboro FOR Durham
md Raleigh az salisbury for West
ern North Carolina. Passengers cgn
take sleeper 10 p. u. Through
Shoppers from DguYillo South.
Gl5 A. ". ACCOMMODATION. daily, except
Sunday. 20 Clover, Va, and interme-
diate pointa
1925 A. AZ. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR0LISA
EXPRESS. daily, through train 10
Raleigh vis keysyille. Connects a.
Burkeyillo with Norfolk ana Western
railroad for Farmyille, Lynchburg,
aud points West; at keysville for
Clarksyile, Oxford. Henderson. and
Durham.
100 p NJ. PAST NAIL. daily. for Atlanta, Au-
glsta, and pouts south. Connects a.
Mosley's Junction With Farmyiiie and
PoWhatan railrOet; o. Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh; at sails
bury Tor Western North Carolina.
Through sleepers from Daoyilis
south. ~ Dsnyillo connects siEh tho
vesfibule limited.
eco p. Y. LOCAL, daily. except sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
"a S.so =. N From Atlanta and Augusta
g:45 A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse.
4:30 =. M. From Raleigh.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
MuRDERous NEGRO TRAMPs
Beating Their Way on Train and Fire at
the Conductor--Important Decisions.


Especial telegram to tho Dispstch.l
LYNoHBuRG, Va, February 4.-The con-
ductor of Il freight train onthe Chesapeake
and Ohio road when near Balcony Falls
yesterday evening discovered two negro
tramps on one of the cars beating their
way. He had the train stopped, and when
he ordered them off one of the negroes
drew a revolver and fred Mt him. narrowly
missing his head. Both negroes then fled,
but they were afterwards captured.
NO SUNDAY FREIGHT TRAINS.
Hon. Isaac Hudson, Judge Of the County
Court of Pulaski county, rendered deci-
sions yesterday in four cases of indict-
ments against tho Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for violating section
1901 of the Code OF Virginia of 1887. which
prohibits freight trains under certain con-
ditions from running on Sunday. These
decisions declare said section constitu-
tional.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Cards are out for the marriage of Brans-
ford Younger and Miss Ida f. Bowman,
both young society people of this city.
The ceremony will take place Monday at
IL M. at the First Baptist church.