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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-09
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TllIE
EspECTIVE JULY I. ls5o.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
HKOAD-SIREET STATION.
SO 4. IL, Daily, with pullman ior loet
stations, Newport News. ~
Point Norfolk and Port i
1855 2. NJ. pgIlT with Pullman, r
local stations. Newport Neg
Old Point Norfolk and Por'
1870 4. NJ, Toll train, except sunIi
with Farlor-Car Tor Ron
Verte. Connects at tntr
Station, Charlottesville, r.
h hsss@SSrs al a sta 11niS .
Winchester and al COyingtS
for virginia hot springs.
90 Z. NJ. The Cincinnati ard 81. Lou
Limited. daily with Pulima
to Cm.a udu Louisville,
St f.. s. stops only az IL
porlal. stations. Connee'
az GoI40usVille, except ~
day. lOr orange ana all 81
lions GA Southern AIM b..
north "a orange. at Co.
lugtOn daily for ~
ginlA riot springs. ana at a. ST.
land Tor Lexington and "a us
Vile. Meals served on dlE -
cars. NO Z. a local train o..
ccpt sunday, follows ~
from GOrd0usyille 10 1CfW r.
so r. H.. Local tram; except 81 3day
d11OiNA-ArAsfN'Ht4 III OA1aA 49,
,o.so p. NJ. DAILY. Tor Cincinnati. ( VIII
Pullman ~ Hinton and T. r.
dOnssllle 10 Cincinnati aud
Louisville. Meals sery}d oa
9 covisston. Va. daiHlyI s-i
Virginia Hot Springs.
,RAIriS LEAVE EiGHrE STREET
STATION.
$50 4. NJ L Dsa,t,iy gg LS"SGs anntc,s ana ~,
Breno, except sunday, L0I
KOsney; AT Lynchburg, daily.
wlth =. a " X. H.. and The
Southern railway Tor South
west and South, eAcepv Sunday
for Lexington and Crals
ton Forge with No. Tor
fonceyerte and No. for en-
s.oo =. NJ. Except Sunday. al accom-
Wv mediation FOR Gladstone. Con-
norts al Bremo for ArvOna.
rpArNs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
s.D A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati
1929 4. NJ, Daily, frcm NorIoik and OLD
800 p. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
$50 p n. Daily from Norfolk and old
IA T. NJ. tXccpt Sunday from Romeo
yerte and Virginia Hot
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Except sunday from Glad
Cox p NJ. Daily from Lynchburg. Lex
ington. Va, and Clifton Forge.
JOHN y. POTTS
Division pa~~oo~s- Agent.
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MEETINGS..
EXCURSIONS.

no WITH MRS. GILL NEXT MON
VI DAY, AUGUST 18TH, to VIRGINIA
BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW. ,neap
breaking Feel the power or the great
resounding ocean and hear what the
wild waves saw" III they have never
before spoken TO your soul. the trip VIII
be worth ten dollars 10 you. Round-
,rjn S1i5 in 81 Al W. W. PARKER.
president Male orphan Asylum. i: g.
Medicine and surgery free. auo-2t
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Day.
~~%c~\~~~~-~~~>~>~-~~ c~~~~~rSc-~N~~~~~~-S~~
BY A. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.
n RUsTEE's SALE.

n RUsTEEs SALE.
BY authority of . deed Of trust exc
cuted by w. l.. Porter to Benz. H. Nasn'
1852. and recorded In Chesterfield Deed
Book. Vol 90, page 4l3. the undersigned.
substituted trustee. being required 20 10
DO by the beneficiary In said deed, Will
expose for sale at public aucuons AT
Chesterfield Courthouse, on -
MONDAY, the 18th Day OF August. is9.':
at ! o'clock Z. NJ, an undivided one-haif
interest in tract Of land In Midlothian
district. in Chesterfield county, contain
ing 50 acres, more or less, being the
land purchased by said Porter Of Thomas
Amonett The other one-haif interest
will be sold at the same time.
TERMS: Cash.
j. NJ. G. FITZPATRICK,
Substituted Trustee.
A. L. ADAMSON, Auctioneer
auf-I0t
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BY r. 3. Chafin & Co. Incorporated,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHEAST
INTERSECTION OF TAYLOR AND
MEADOW STREETS, IN THE GROW
ING WEST END.
This property has long been occupied
by the county Of Henrico for school pur-
poses and offers fine opportunity for
investors or parties wishing to build.
Note the terms below. which are very
liberal and attractive.
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST Il. 1895.
at 6 o'clock T.. NJ, we will sell by public
auction. on the premises, the property
above mentioned. The lot fronts -
feet. is corner, and runs back depth
of 100 feet, more or less. The house
contains 4 rooms and basement. Well
of good water on premises and all
fenced in.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. and the re-
mainder in one and two years. with X
per cent. interest the purchaser giving
negotiable notes, secured by deed OF
trust and policy of insurance.
r. Il. CHAPLIN & CO. Incorporated,
au4 Auctioneers.
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vxr aNrEp--PARTIEs EsIRINu
w STEREOTYPfN0 OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS, can have tbs work prompt
II and enthusiastically doas by leaving their
orders st THE TINES OTtlcE Terms
reasonable Uve
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sILA3fBOits-

IRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPAAi'S
Y JAMES RIVER LINE for TIC sea-
snore. cheapest and most pleasant route
80 Norfolk, Portsmouth, old Point New
rort News. ClaremOnt and Jdmes RIVER
fniiuaa cOnnectiOns-At Ola IOlnt ana
Norfoilx tor Hampton ana smithneid,
% Washington, ID. C., Baltimore, Phil
sii.Siphia and New York. James river 81
@anvtteht Great tourist line. James
,o,yn dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
80 man half charged By rail. Fare 10
t.ss99rStsmouth. old Point and Norfolk. sl.JO
and ST. steamer Pocahontas leaves Rich
sa'ond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
INA FRIDAY at Z A. NJ. STREET CARS
20 90 DIRECTLY TO STEAMEltS
VruARl1 for above named places.
n,ctets on sale on steamer and at Car
hsr's Agency, No. 91i Main street. State
rroms engaged for day or night. Music
~ a grand orchestriOn.
NirRETGHT.-F Freight received daily Tor
ahoye-named places and Eastern North
Tarolina: also for Eastern Shore OF vir,
oinia and all regular landings on the
7ames river. at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
TWIN WEISIGER, Superintendent.
INWARD +. BARNEY President
General Offices-Pianters Bank Build
ing.
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BASE BALL.

ID ASE-BALL,
ID WEST-END PARK,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST u. IS95,
DUDES vs.. MOTHER HUBBARDS.
Admission. - cents. Game called al
4:45 Z. NJ. Benefit Free Dispensary.
AUG
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McCabe's DAY n boarding. UniVer-
sity school.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The thirty-hrst annual session OF THIS
school for boys begins Sept I'D, 1885.
Thorough preparation for University OF
Virginia, Yale Harvard, L. ;. Military
and Naval Academies. and the leading
Engineering Schools. Boarding depart
ment strictly limited. For catalogue. ad-
dress W. GORDON McCAb
ty3-we. frs su2Am 405 east Cary street
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RAILROADS.
R., f. & P. R. +.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "a. 1870

tt,y u u u ts !"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "a. 1880
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION
100 a. NJ. Daily for Washington al, Ale
points North. stops at.,irnSn
ana local stations. fu4''"
Car. -
LOO noon. Daily except Sunday fSs
Washington and points NT IA
stops AZ Elba, Ashland, 80
Wen Milford, Freierickspyei,ss'
Brooke and Whitewater. TN
l)r Car Also connects WIZ
Was ,sssi .nal Limited
CIV Z. NJ, Daily Tor Washington ana
points North. Stops at EiDa'
ASHLAND, boswell. Mi!fora
fredericksburg, Brooke snc
niaewater and other stasons
,,un1ays. Sleeper Richmond
10 New York.
A"hi'h BYRD STREET STATION
$40 ~ a.. Daily. stops At whitewater,
fp,oSAe, fredericksburg. NIL
aold' boswell and Ash land,
Gnu otner stations Sundays.
S,ovper New York TO Rich
40 r. NJ. Daily except Sunday. stops al
iosdi stations and Elba. Par
e..2 ID M ,~"A rom w dsnlnktOp.
'''0 NJ Daliy. stops only az Fred.
elchSDurg, Boswell and Ash
land. Pullman cars from New
,o.~ =, YORK and Washington.
H'S A. NJ, Daily. stops at principal To-
cal stations and Elba. Sleep.
ing Car. Connects with Con-
gressi9nal Limited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERfCKSBVRG ACCOMMODA-
llON
DAILY HACEPT SUNDAY.
fW L. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
S.SD A. NJ, Arrives az Byrd-Street STA
ton
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
6:t2 4. NJ. Leaves Eliza.
so !. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 \. NJ. Arrives Elba.
6:Oi 7. ~. Arrives Elba.
C. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
f. r. u. MYERS. President.
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n.lN a. A.-NiNfI ktANNllf.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and 81, between Manchester and
Clover. Va, and Nos. s. and "a, between
Glover and Neapolis. will also carry pas
sengors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-09

ID ELTABLE, CAPABLE LADY, EXPE-
N RIENCED in Hotel and Family
Work. wants position: good reference.
Address -. d., Times office. aus-4t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
NEWS OF THE STATE At LARGE
Richmond as the Centre Of Virginia
Gossip and Events.
ALL QUIET AT P0CAHONTAS
Adjt- Gen. Anderson Returned From
the Scene. The Strikers Quiet
Only So Long as the Military
is Present Charge Of
Forgery Dismissed.
spoeial Dl.patch 10 tNe yirginls n.

RICHMOND, W., May S. S.-Admtaut
General Anderson returned to the city
TINS morning from PocAhontas. When
questioned ns To the situation nt Pocu-
hontas, he SAID that Gll WAS Quiet when
he lett. The presence OF the military,
he snys, had wholesome effect AMI
there will be no trouble us long MS the
soldiers are on the ground. If they
should leave TO morrow, however
trouble would ensue in few huurs.
"What would be the nature of the
trouble?" lc was asked
well. III the first place the South
west Company will attempt to pnt III
new miners to take tho places of those
who have quit. That will lead at once
to IN outbreak. if done. Then there
would be denrcdatlons upon rallrond
property.
Gen. Anderson said that he thought
that nll of the Southwest Company
operatives. who have not already
struck, would 60 out to-day on the
"symputhcilc strike"
II was mentioned IN this correspon.
dence several days ago that Gen. An
dcrsun had been ordered buck to the
city by the Governor aud the eXp!nua.
ton was that the Governor needed him
here. 1t is now disclosed that Bripn.
dier- -Gon. Phillips objected to Gen.
AndcrsOn's presence nj Pocnhontns.
and when the latter telegraphed for his
uniform, entered II solemn protest. Gen,
Anderson went 10 Graham under u
mlsapprehension. He WAS III that sec.
tlon OF the country when he received n
telegram from Gov. O'Ferrall which
he mlsconstrued and proceeded to
Graham III consequence lnder mis-
apprehension.
q. Is. 1ate was in court charged
with forging the name of Charles
Neize. Tate, 1t was alleged, signed the
name IN the presence OF the complaint.
ant. to nn order. II brought the order
to store at which Neize dealt and en-.
deavored to pass It, 1t WAS proven
thnt late could not write ut all and In
this defence he secured his release.
There was trouble in the lodge Of the
Sons and Daughters Of Good Icmplars
tcolorcd) last night and in consequence
thereof Edward Jones, of ginger hnc,
was Police Court prisoner tins morn.
ing, charged with turbulent conduct.
1t appeared that j ones, who presided
at the lodge meeting, commanded one
I'D. Babbitt TO take his seat and fined
HIM SO when he refused TO obey.
Rabbit deiied the chairman, where.
upon the latter became excited, drew
his revolver and brandlshed 1t in the
face of the rrotesiing brother. The
Justice dismissed the case after the big
crowd III the courtroom had enioved II
Tor some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
THE EXCURSION JAMESTOWN
a Very Delightful Trip Anticipated on
That Occasion

Inc Norfolk Branch of the Society
Tor the Preservation of Virginia An
tlqulties hRve secured tho steamer CItv
oi Chester, of the Atlantic aud Danvllle
railroad, for their excursion to j ames.
Town on Monday, May 18th. The
steamer will leave the wharf of tho
company nj $50 Il. m, and the iudicn.
tlons aro that the excursion will be we'll
paironiHed, and that 1t will DO n most
delightful ailnir. The occaslon is tho
celebration of tho landing of the first
l.nel1sh settlers in 1907 nnd the estnb
lishment of tho establishment of tho
Virginia colony.
lhe celebration will he under the
nnspices of the students of William and
Nnry College and the Association tor
tho Preservation OF Virginia Antiou,-
ties, The history OF Jnmestown Is II
most eventfnl QUO and this celebration
Will have It's beneficial effect in many
respects. jamestown Is All islnud and
contnins ut present the ruins OF the
old colonial church md the walls of an
old mansion. The waves Of the James
river roll over II portion OF the old
town. Bnt there are clustering memo.
RES that will never die; memories of
old Capt. John Smith, Pocahontns, Nn-
thaniel Bacon aud other famous char.
ncters of colonial days.
ne present owner of jamestown ia
MT. T.. IL. Bnrney,n native of Ohio, who
has expended great deal of money In
Improving the property. Mrs. Bar.
ney has decided to the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities,
twenty-five acres of land surroundinr
the church tower, aud Congress at its
last session made an appropriation to
prevent tho further incurslon of the
liver on that portion OF tho islnnd near
the old church tower.
Norfolk should be we'll represented
ht the celebration Monday next. 1t was
III inns city thnt the first steps were
taken to organize the association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antidul.
ties, and this Of itself is an incentive to
why Norfolk should bc well repre-.
sentcd.
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of South Carolina and all persons
wbomsoever, acting or claiming to net
under the authority of the net of the
General Assembly OF the State of South
Carolina, approved January ID. 1895,
or under any warrant issued by or
under authority thereof from seizing
or attempting TO seize in transit or
otherwise, both before aud after ar
rival in the State of Sonth Carolina.
aud at any place in the State of Caro-.
lima, take, carry uway or coniiscate any
packages whatsoever of alcs, wines,
beers or spirituous liquors, or any III.
toXlcatiug liquors, the product OF any
other State or foreign country i'm
ported into. or brought into the State
Of South Carolina by any means of
transportation whatsoever, by the com
plainuat, james Douad, or any other
person whomsoever Tor his own use aud
consumption, and from entering forcibly
or searching, or attempting tn search.
tho premises or dwelling of the com.
plainaut, james Donald, or any other
person i'll the State of South Carolinu,
or any railroad depot, rnilrond car or
steamboat. or sailiug vessel, or other
vehicle OF erState commerce or any
vehicle whatsoever within this State,
io' S'Si iNitoiS
imported or brought into tins
State Tor his use or consumption, or
from hinderlug and preventing
by any means whatsoever the com-
plninant James Donald, or any other
person in the State of South Carolina
as importers aud consumers of ales.
beers, wines and spirituous liquors u f
any other States and foreign countries
from importing, holding. possessing,
using md consuming the said intoxi.
eating liquors as afordsaId so imported
for his use aud consumption"
As to the Dlspensary, snld Gov.
Evans tonight: at will continue its
operations as heretofore and the case
will be pushed to the Supreme Court of
the | nlted States as speedily as possible
The consiabulary will continue to
make seizures; that's the way we have
TO get the court. The only way to get
to the Supreme Court is by contempt
proceedings"
Orders for liquors are flying every.
where. \ constable, claiming full
knowledge of the mandate OF the court.
has already made IA seizure of liquor
The contempt cases against Commits
sioner HiXson ard the constsbles were
dismissed IN view of the disclaimers and
apologies made.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
rhe'htno-Inpnnc,c Ires,v.
BY Southern Assooiatol pross.

PARIS, May S.-The Figaro saws:
"Ihe United States did not join Great
Britain when the protesters lntervened
III the matter OF the Chino-Japanese
treaty of pencc, owing to that country's
traditional policy Of non interference
Tho United States wished that Japan
should not be deprived OF her ndvan
tages aud would not have objected If
Japan had seized the Gulf OF Pecthili
and and the Pekin rond, bnt they
would not have not sent warship to
support her. The iniiexible attitude OF
the United States has cleared the
horizon"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated Teicgrams Of News,
| Items

WAsmNGroS, S.-The gold reserve
increased today $500. 900, standing NJ
the close Of business in the treasury Mt
81, 59l, 373. The gain in gold was paid
III by the syndicate.
saaST. PETERSBURG, SIT is stated TINT
the educational budget has been in.
creased 5000 go ronbles. the increase
to be applied to the support OF ele
mentary schools.
LEBANON, Pa. S.-The Pennsylvania
Bolt and mt Works has commenced
work on double turn giving employ.
ment to several hundred additional
hands.
AUGUSTA, Ga. S.-Tho annual m eet
ing OF the stockholders of the Georgia
linilroad and Banking Company was
held at the offices OF the bank at l0
o'clock this morning. The ! per cent.
dividend, payable quarterly, agreed on
i'll 1883. was continued.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
= Great Striks

La the coal fields OF Virginia. We are
also striking hard at high prices, and
Offering many very striking bargains.
The public are fast learning they can
buy bargains from us, is proved by
the crowds who visit our store daily.
Lowest prices on dress goods, Innings,
trimmings. fast black ladies' aud
children's seamless hose, l0c pair
outing flannel skirts. 19c eech; r. and
q. black satine corsets, worth 81, our
price 69c, and great many other
striking bargains at Levy Bros, ia
Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
The Twin-City Building Association
Elects Officers.


The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Twin City Permanent Building Associ.
alton was held at MoDteiiore Hall last
night, with Nj. Glennnn IN the chair.
The report OF the secretary was read,
showing amount capital stock paid IN.
Si1l .SS4.oS; amount loans. S4S9, ,93S.
and declared semi.annal dividend Of 4
per cent.
The following are the Eoard of
Directors: George l. Whitehurst, j
W McDonough. Thomas L Hare. John
+ Lawler, Is y Richardson, Il d Par
rot, James O'Rourke, V Herman, p
Hart, j Burke, S G Phillips, p
O'Cunnor.
Al n meeting OF the board held i'm
medintely after, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Jas O'Rourke, president; Il 4 Rich.
ardson, vice president; + L Hare, treas.
nrer Geo l. Whiiehurst. secretary; j.
.J Burke, : G Phillips. Il u PARROT,
finance committee: Geo w Gilbert. nj
Glennan, w W Vicar, trustees; Jas 4
Kerr, attorney.
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mcricau n,promncv Eurogtzcd
Hy Sonthern Atsocintel Tresa

PARIS, May S.-rhe Fignroa article,
eulogizing American diplomacy aud
compIimenting III esldent Cleveland
anu Ambassador EustIs. is the engross
ing topic of conversation in American
circles in Paris TO day. The Figaro's
definition of Fu-tis recent speech in
London, as n manuel of American
diplomacy. is regarded as especially
fitting. The lnudatory remarks of the
paper upon Mr.. EustIs' iirmness. inde
rendence, infnllble good sense and
Judgment are enthusiastically endorsed
ny Americans in Paris. irrespective of
party.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09

'11'-I II 1H'sON4"NVU Eb57.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May S.-The last
step IN the contested Governorship o!
this Stnte was taken TO day when Gov.
Peter Turney took the oaih OF Office 70
serve another two years. The inaupu.
ration took place al noon ANA was wit
messed hy large crowd. The Repub.
lean members of the Legislninre de.
ciined to attend the Inauguration and
instead took the morning train for
Chattanooga to he entertained bv Hon.
II. Clay Evans, who was shown to have
been elected on the face of the returns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
GOODWIN FOUND GUILTY.
The Bookkeeper at Lexington Giver
Four Years.
BY Southern Associated Press

LExINGroN, Va. May S.-R. X.
Goodwin, bookkecper of the dafunct
Bnnk OF Lexington, was found guilty
by the jury MS under the first indict
ment Tor which he was being tried for
making Iaise entry rs clerk. The iurv
returned verdict after being out only
thirty minutes and fixed the penalty TO
be four years III the State penltentlarv
The verdict meets with the approval
OF many, while many expected an nc.
qulttai. Goodwin was under six similnr
indictments, which were qunshed hy
a@reement OF counsel for both sides
and the verdict WAS accepted without
an appeal. The trial of q. w. Irvine
comes up to morrow. He is under three
Indie ctmcnts Tor receiving money from
ASCENDING Cashier Flggatt. knowing
the same to have been embezzeled and
stolen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09

Dv southern AssociateI Pr,

Nv southern Associated Press
New YORK, May S.-Commencinp
May IL, new through sleeping car
ilne from New York to Chattanoopa,
Tenn, Will he lnGugurated over the
Southern hallway, Piedmont Air IiBz.
gong through the picturesque noun
inlns OF western North Carolinn, win
, AsheviIle, Hot Springs, Paint Rock and
hnoXviiie. The through car Will leave
New York via the Pennsylvania road at
! 80 p. m, leave Washington via the
Southern at 1913 y. m. aud arrive ut
Chattanooga tue following evening at
$40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
QUIET AT POCAHONTAS.
Virginia Troops Complimented b
Gov. O'Ferrall,
BY Southern Associntoi / Press.

RoANoKE, Vn., Mny S.-A Telegram
received here to night Mt O'clock from
Pocahontas says all IS quiet there.
There Is n disposition on the par:
of the West Virginia miners
to break through the picket lines
into PocahontnP. Inst night
II party OF seventeen meu, mounted
and armed with Winrhcsiers, was
halted by the guards n, Elk Horn pass
and before they would 20 back the
sentinel had to use his bayonet on tho
horses. The retiriug miners fired
several shots. presumably ia the uir,
which were not returned by the sol.
diers.
An order from Gov. O'Ferrall WAS
read to the Virginia troops to. day com
plimenting them on their soldie,ly
bearing aud good conduct. More
miners were ut work than on yester
day. and the Southwest Company ex-
poets to hive 300 now men at work
by Friday afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09
f'r,cc OF on.
BY Southern Associated Press

PGrTsBuRG, May S.-The purchasing
agencies of the Standard Oil Company
made no further reduction in their
price for crude oil for to-day. Pro-
ducers think that the bottom has been
reached III view OF the fact that the
field shows nothing TO supply oil for
future consumption. They now expect
oil 10 range between Sl.50 and 81. .75
per barrel. The standard price for to
day Is Sl.5O. At the opening of the
llttsbnrg Exchange to day 81 was bid.
At OIL City the market opened at
$l,525.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09

Mr.. j. II. Cobb. publisher of the
Mirror, at Brociou, \. y, says: "For
nearly two years the Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements OF
Cham berlain Remedies. A few days
ago the writer was suffering from a
bowel trouble and resorted to an old
remedy which did not prove eiicaclous;
finally lie tried Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera aud Diarrhma Remedy and
two doses did tho business, checking
1t completely" For sale by all drug
gists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-09

Mr.. Charles Gaines OF Baltimore, is
visiting MIR. Walter busch.
MIR. Aaron Pierce, night clerk at the
Mansion House, is i'll. He wns sud
denly stricken with serious attack of
acute Brlght's disease yesterday.
John johnson, little colored how
wandered away from his home. on
Brewer street, yesterday morning, but
was found by the police and returned
The w. G. L. L. of West Norfolk
gave an entertainment and served ice
cream at the Methodist Church at
that place last night. Mr.. Hugh G..
Miller, Deputy Clerk, delivered al
address.