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The morning times., 1895-12-21

Jim" Neary gave one of the best exhi-
o1tions OF iockeyship seen at the st. Asapll
track in some time on Florimor in the first
race.
Seatucket and The General were two of
the finest '.broilers'' that ran at the
track yesterday.
Pop" Gray fell for 81 90 on Con Lucy.
he was given good pull for his money.
BueD White had 5000 on Rolla.
Miss ImogcDe Conner, now playing at
KerDan's, was visitor at the track. She
quit good winner on the day.
Neary had big day, landing three win
ners over the plate.
Connors was thrown to his knees going
around the first turn.
Miss Edith made her debut as an outla "
and signalized 1t with victory. The
stable money was on her and she ran n
remarkable race. being the last to leave
the post.
. Gallatin was very heavily played to win
che fifth.
Hyaway was agaiD plunged on, but failed
for The third successive time. He won't do.
With better Jockey up Saunterer would
have been closer up.
, Pennbrook's feet should undergo an in
spection before he starts today. There's
not much chance OF cashing when he carries
lead boots.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
CHRISTMAS IS
VERY CLOSE.

~ In ALOSE.
OUR Reduction Sale will not
IL have to last much longer.
III We have already thinned
" our stock out very consider
ably.
1919 per cent is big induce
ment, and Washingtonians are
not slow to catch on to a good
thing.
We have many suggestions
to make for Christmas Gifts.
Neckwear in fancy boxes-Um-
brellas or canes, with engraved
initials; we don't charge for en-
craving = Silk Handkerchieis,
with any initial-Silk Suspen-
ders-Kid Gloves from 81 up
All these things are what mer
like to receive at Xmas.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
.Dr. Tanner Beaten
In His Fast of 40 Days.
Edward CoWan, Of Baltimore,
Has Not Eaten a Meal for 40
Years.
Physicians Greatly Sur
priSed at His Won
derful Vitality.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
AN INTERESTING CASE.

Mr. Edward Cowan, ss9 Hollins stree,,
Baltimore, / have not eaten a meal with
any satisfaction for the last forty years.
] have had the best medical advice; none
could relieve me or tell me my disease. l
thought | was the last man on earth TO
have catarrh, and no one OF over one dozen
physicians said / ever had Catarrh, but
today TO the world am wen man. Ny
head is clear. Headaches gone. Ny nerves
strong. Not pain or atLe, and can cat
anything Set before me. And due to Dr.
George w. Fishers Catarrh Cure. Price
30 cents, at all drug stores and office, 61T
Fourteenth street northwest. Office hours
Q to l l a. NJ. and 10 D. m. Consulta-
tion free.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
FITS GUARANTEE POSTED.
Fight Now II Certa ainty-Maher Slight
FavOrite.

New York. Dec. 2O.-Joe vendig, who
was associated with Dan Stuart in ar
ranging the finish fight between Bob Fitz-
simmons and Peter Maher. which is TO be
decided at Ell Paso, Mexico, on February
IA for purse OF $4,000. called at the
Police Gazette office this morning and
handed Richard X. Fox check for 81 900.
which he had received from Dan Stuart
would be In the ring on ihe date selected.
John j. Quinn, manager for Peter Ma
her, was notified, and he wired back that
he would arrive in this city next Thurs
day morning with 81 900, which he would
post for Maher. Many bets are being made
on the fight at the uptown hotels. Maher
is slight favorite.
The morning times., 1895-12-21

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The morning times., 1895-12-21
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

Southern railway yards In fiiis 'fs city. " was :
quite painfully injured by beng struck by
| 5he shlIting engine in the freight yard on
| Upper Wolfe street yesterday morning. Mr..
I Cornwall had Just set tht~swiftf for the
| sniIter. and without thinking OF what track
IL was coming on. stepped In front OF the
| engine. The engineer saw him in time to
! reverse his engine, but Though its 'spted
was checked the man was struck with force
cash was cut in his head. one ear was nearly
| torn orr two ribs broken besides other
| injuries. He was taken to his home in Upper
KING street. where DR.. O'Brien attended
! him.
The Alexandra German Club gave the
second or this seasons series OF germans In
NcBurney's Han last night, Tbe nall was
beautifully arranged for the occasion, and
Tile ladies' were all in full evening costume.
The dancing began at O'Clock aEd con
| tinued until O'Clock this morning. About
| thirty couples. including all the young
| society people of this city and many from
Masnington. baltimore and elsewhere. were
| among those i'll attendance.
Mr.. Daniel Cline an cnIpioye OF the South
ern railway shops in Alexandria. while
| CARRYING heavy iron bar through the shops
| on ms shoulder yesterday morning. slipped
on a-bolt lying on the floor and fell with
| Tie iron bar on top of him. His hip was
badly crushed and he was otherwise Injured.
Gen. F1tZhugh Lee, has accepted an in
| yitation from the Mary Custis Lee,
| Daughters of the Confederacy OF Alexandria
| to deliver an address in the Opera House
| here 10 aid Ill raising funds for the support
| OF old and disabled Confederate soldiers.
| Other prominent Southern soldiers " ill also
Lecture here during the winter TO aid In
| the cause.
| At the last meeting of Mechanics Lodge
No. g. X. of P, Mr.. Ernest X. Boyer was
elected u representative TO the Gra nd Lodge
OF the order which meets IN Danyiile In the
| spring. -.
| Messrs. ]. X. T. Lash, George W Dix
and Frederick Sc wab. have been q ppointed
q committee by OsCeoia Tribe OF Red Men to
arrange for the celebration Of Washingtou's
| birthday.
Mr.. Henry Field. the director OF the
choir OF the NJ E. Church South. has arranged
special musical program for the Christmas
services in the church. to be held tomorrow
Rev. Mr.. Williams will preach Christmas
sermon. -f
The morning times., 1895-12-21
IF ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
DR., CZARRA.

16 Fourth st. me-. W Washington, D. O.
SPECIALIZATION Chronic, Nervous, Blood
and Skin Diseases, Indigestion, Liver, Kid
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Fistula, Structure, etc.
A NEW METHOD for permanent and
Woman Complaints. Vitality restored.
Hours, 8 to 12 q. m; q to 8 p. m. Sun.
day, 4 to I'D. N.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
LITTLE JOEL SURPRISE
Won. the. Second Race at Odds
Of 3Ortoql.
CON LUCY's POOR SHOWING
Beaten Off by Sonora, RolIa and Deceit
ful-Nac.y Had the Mount and Nav
Be Set Down-Tribute Won ut Odds
On-Miss Edith's First Venture as
an Outla w-Entri.s and Selections.

Little Joe furnished the surprise at the St.
Asaph track yesterday by winning the
Second race Il odds OF 80 to1. This horse
is one of the most consistent performers at
the track and the price was acknowledged
by close followers of form to be n false one
The other five events went to favorites
all of which received substantial support.
As the books did not fare any too well at
the Island on Thursday there are apt to
be few OF them missing from the line
Today.
The very suspicious looking ride that
the talent got for their money on Con
Lucy, in the fourth race, was the worst
feature of the days sport. Jockey Nacey
the boy who was ruled off for pulling Suin.
mertime last spring, had the mount and
he put up a beautiful exhibition. having the
horse under strong pull from start 10
finish.
ALL WERE PLAYED.
The first race was a great betting affair.
Imp. Bones. Florimer and sannterer all
coming in for good plunge. Hay Tay,
80 to l shot, looked winner to the head OF
the stretch. where general closing up
took place and FloriIner drew away and
won handily by length from HAY ray.
with Ruction third.
Seatucket and The General received all
the support in the second event, but neither
OF them finished inside the money. Inc
winner turned up in Little Joe who led all
the way and won easily by length from
Marguerite
Eultn llldut On
an outlaw in the two-year-old event. She
was well played. being backed from threes
down to 2 to 1. She got away badly. but
made up the ground rapidly and won easily ,a,
by two lengths from Lottie>F.. who was
half a length before Earn.
The fourth event was the Con Lucy race.
On form he figured a sure winner, and he
and Sonora received all the support. Nacey
got in his fine work with ''Pop'' Grey's 'shorse
AMI sonora won easily from Rolla. with De-
ceitful third.
ATOP HEAVY FAVoRITE.
Tribute was played to win the NTH race
nj 3 to 5. Billy BOY. Pomona Belle and
Tribute raced heads apart to the heau
of the stretch, where the latter proke Iroin
the bunch and won handily by length ana
a half from Marry NJ. who was nan
before Gallatin. r,.
The closing event went to Balmorai: Inc
race was a very open looking one. but ne
closed a slight favorite at to =. ne
ma anaged to beat the nag and was never
headed- gnIloping home four lengths in front
of Electro, with DR.. Helinuth thlru.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
Down the Line,

Refers to Alexander Island series.
The morning times., 1895-12-21
7S6 Pocohontas 1O7
7S6 LaPrentis. 107
775 Padre 1O7
e7O7 p. Belle 1O7
ce-Five furlongs: selling.
Refers to st. Asaph series.
Selections.

First race-Leigh, Fatal Some More
Second race-Ninety- seven. Minnie g..
Cheddar.
Third race-Tent, Doc Birch, Con Lucy.
Fourth race-Too Much johnson. Artillery.
Blue Bonnet.
Fifth race-Fagin. Chiswick Pennbrook
Sixth race-Foundling, Helen H.. Black
Hawk. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
GAY FREDERICKSBURG.
Many Entertainmcnts--A Mast De-
lightfuI ieruau.

FEEDERICKSBURG. VA. December
e1-,Sp ecial)-Miss Fannie Thompson
save tonight al bier home ar after
Christmas entertainment. 4 limited num-
Der OF invitations were issued Co the
members of the Ladies' Club. Of which
tire hostess I- member
Dr. kauey (aUm. nari OF Washington.
who is here ON visit 90 Dbl. father. pr.
=. W Carmichael. gave at the latter
home Tonight a handsome supper 10
number of his young friends.
Thirty or more couples took part in the
german given last night boy the young
men 10 their lady friends and visitors.
The affair was ole OF the most enjoyable
ever known here. The music from u ASH
ington and the refreshments served by
the lady members of the German Club
were special features OF the occasion.
The favOIs We're unique ana tastefully
gotten up after designs by Mrs. W b.
Tyler. and Mrs. W. &. Steaues. They
were suspended from "a large Christmas
tree which was brilliantly Illuminated.
The dance was led by Mr.. &. i. Mimi
gerCdc. OF Alexandria and u. >. Hern-
don. of Baltimore Among those taking
part were Misses Lizzie Bernard and
-Amc Winters. or Waco. Tex. Mary Fitz-
hugh. Jeannete Bradley Jennie phillips,
Saile IapscOtt, Mary and Fannie ThOmp-
son. Annie and Lou Yates. May Embrey
Matte Shepherd. Lille Newman. Maggie
Shepherd. Bella Smith. Kate Doggett
Lavinia Richardson. Marie Myers. Of
Tallahassee Fla. Louie Young. Mrs W
L. McGayock. Mrs. ". g.. Stearns and
ent were Nossr- e. ". Johnston. j. ".
CONWAY. Hay TaliaferT0. George W SheQ-
herd Willie Bernard. H. l.. Wallace Ed
gar Young. Clarence K. Howard. Of Alex
aucTia. $ @. Wallace. A. W Embrey,
IS. &. Stearns. Mike Wallace. W. y.
Tyler W 4. McGavOck, j. a. Britain,
". II Richardson. g.. =. Young Robert
and ". o. Knox. II. II. Johnston, O. T.
Emhrcv. Mr. and Mrs Campbell Barton.
of PORT Huron. Mich. &. 7. GoOirick, +.
4. Green, T. j. Barton. and Murray Cor
bin.
There were number Of invited guest
from Richmond and elsewhere. The dane
ing was kept up until 2:f0 4. NJ, and al
ifs close an present were prOfuse in theii
praise Of fayctte Johnston. under whose
MANAGEMENT the affair was carried out
The Chafng-Dieh club met at Fall Hill
the suburban home OF Miss Bella Smith
yesterday afternoon. An elaborate menu
prepared by the club. was served. This
was the FIRST meeting of the club whicf
has for IT'S purpose advancement IN th'
art Of cooking.
Charles Bradley OF FrcdeTicks bure lef
yesterday in company with the Messrs
Rowe for Il visit 10 the Atlanta Expos
ton
Mrs. Edward Pussy. OF Annapolis. III.
spent to-day here with ner sister Mrs
FOR southern tour hen FIRST stop beini
Richmond.
Mrs. George Doggett and Misses Kat
Doggctt ana Mary Gordon Wallace lef
today for few days visit 10 Washing
ton.
Mrs. Marion Scott. widow Of Dr. Scott
90 Frederick sburg. who was paralyzed OF
Chrlstmas-l.ve. is expected 20 die at an,
moment She has been unconscious sine
Afst stricken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
By his OWN HAND.
suicide of Young Tclrcr"ph ope-
rntor In IrcdcricksburG.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Deccmber
q. -tSpecialD-Andrcw Rhodes, day ieie-
graph-operator here for the Richmcnu'
rrederi, Esburg and Potmlc railroad, era
"a known I'm Richmond, was folc ue""
on th, suburbs OF the town ,nis mcrnine
with "a bullet hole i'm his mead. - ps:"'
with two empty chambers was tcuid go
SIDE him The COroners jury ~ th' a.
rtunrtd verdict of suicl,e I'D cthst
beng assigned. an appeag1n ,-s Went u.
STOW that the unfortunate youth .vh
his lie before The nmthNth'h' 81 W.
Sf0~... though several wltucsses VIC,
positive trai they saw him betNecn d "'"
{ o'c'ocK last night, ON VAN SI''''
\ SECLUDED SPOT.
THE condition of his clothing made ~
almost certain that he had lam 'ut III 'i,'
rain The spot selected by Tue sulCln,
while within p few yards OF the MAN
road. is quite secluded. and the ear
discovery OF the body TINS morning ~
"A Httl. boy was accidental Young i'houts
had mentioned 10 several persons u',
his intention Of doing something iIsn l'
the event of receiving an uniaVoi ble an.
spcr 10 a letter be mad written a Eo""5
lady IN Richmond several days ago
HlS FAMILY.
Tho Young man has been i'm the Clnpiol
of the 'railroad for several years. lie was
tie son OF the Rev. John q. khOu' - ".
the Virginia Conference. now So 'iv,i'
I'm Greene county. and has many irauNrS
in the surrounding couhu', ~. W.
about - years OF age. popular WI
associates. and his tragic lahius.vt. ~ H.,
caused universal regret hls ~ 80.
leen communicated With. ana ihe
mains which have been prepared
b,rial hv au undertaken, await Hl3 4"-
sfrirtions as to their disposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
NOTED CHOOI< ARRESTED.
Just Released from PriSon-he he
news His shady Work.

Charles Warner Walton. a noted foiger
who was released from the Virginia Pen
itentiarv only a few weeks ago, where
he had been serving term for forging
the name of eX-Postmaster .. II. Rus
sen is again IN the tolls, and this time
for like offence. though he made use
This time of the name Of j. G. Tignor, OF
this city. ,eo, 10
Ii win be remembered that in 1898 he
forged Mr. Russelrs name 10 cheek.
which ne passed on the Watkins-Cottreli
Hardware Company. and for this he was
sent TO prison for two years. His term
exnlred last month. and he lost no time
i'm getting back 10 his crooked work. ON
November ed he passed check Tor $40
on Charles {. Spar. proprietor or
shooting gallery on Main street 10 Whlch
he had forged the name OF }. G.. TlgnoI
Inc gunsmith Sergeant John 7. Han,
who worked uD the case OF two years
ago against the forger. was detailed 10
again seek him out. The detective placed
himself in communication with the police
Of geveral northern cities, and as the
/ result Walton was arrested In Phlladel'
phia Thurelav.
Sergeant Hall will leave for Philadel
phia this nlrning 10 bring his man BACK
I here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
4 VERY SAD CHAPTER
>ru FROM rNrt MONA or \
rnrsn,TrIu.N MINISTER.


ABINGDON. VA. December 9'-'Sp'-
ciall-Rcv. MIR. Wiser. who had Just
taken charge Of the Green Springs lock
springs and Bethel presbyterian
churobcs. I'm this county. died this
morning from pneumonia. Mr. Wiser was
from Georsia.
Miss Gary Page bright and lovely
Young lady OF this place. died yesterday
evening under very distressing circrm-
stances She had just returned from the
Atlanta Exposition, and. retiring TO hor
room. requested that she be not inter-
rupted. \ few hours laten she was dis
covered in d dying condition from AN
overdose Of morphine.
Joseph Fuller was hit on the head WIN
a stone on Christmas-Day by Joseph Moss
and died last night. having never re-
gained consciousness.
\ son OF Pleasant White. OF NaHaces'
In this county. Was struck with a STICK
by Thomas Eads on Chrstmss-Day. ana
his skull fractured. lle, too died this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
TNSIi.TFD \ LADY.
And She Defended Herself witi$Her
Umbrella.

ROANOKE. VA. December 2L-t~pe-
ciaI)-Christmas morning about o'clock
Mrs. Ash. wife Of telegraph operator
in the employ OF the Norfolk ana West
ern railroad. started TO walk from the
Union Depot 10 visit her aunt Mrs
Fails. who lives at The stock yards.
While going through the cut near the
stoclS-yard hotel she met Mose Den
mis-. cOal-black negro Of bad repu-
tatlon and about - years of age. who
insu.ted and frightened her, H1uyins
in trembling haste to The home of her
aunt. Mrs Ash told that lady what had
occurred. and both ladies' fearing that
some terrible tragedy might result ice
solved not 10 speak further OF the mat
ter. Thursday morning. after 70 o'clock.
Mrs Ash left her aunts house and
started for home. While coming through
the same cut she was again terriiied
by meeting Nose Dennis. who this time
made grab at her. Whereupon Mrs.
Ash defended herself with her umbrella.
and the negro picked up rock. but
did not throw H. AS soon as she couN
the lady telephoned chief Dyer, VINO
thcreupon sent officers Austin and Griffin
10 arrest Dennis This they did yes
terday about noon az his fathers house.
and brought him safely 10 jail THE
case will come up for preliminary hear
ing tomorrow in the Police Court at lo
O'Clock, and i'm the mean time 10 IS
the special wish Of the lady and her fami-
~ and friends that the law should be
allowed 10 take its course. There is no
excitement over the matter. and so quiet
Is was the arrest made that the whole
affair escaped the attention of newspaper
reporters until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

LEAVE HvR3-sIItEE~ STATION.
"a A II D.Iy. llr Washington ana
points N3rth stops 81 IDA
anI IocJf stations. l'Siiman-
t2Oou Bmiy. except Sunday, for
Washington ard Points Norm,
Stops at Elba Ashland, Dos
wei Milford. Fi'd 'rickspilis
brooke and Whitewater Par
lor-C'r. als0. connects VII
Congressional Limited 40
71sp NJ. Dsilv f9r Washington and
points North. stops az = a.
Ashland. boswell. MILFORD
I'redcricksburg. Brooke. ara
whitewater. and other st'tonH
Sundays Sleeper, Richmond TO
Now York
ARRIVE BYI,D-STREEr STATION.
6.OA ~ Daily Stops af Wlocwdter
Brooke. Fredericksburg, MI
ford. boswell. I'D Ashlan1,
AMI other stations sundays
Sleeper. New York TO Rich
2DP.M BSi i except Sunday stops
at local stations md Elbd.
paglOr-CI. from w -hingtou
= 7lO Z NJ, Daily St0ys' only ~ Fred
rieksburg, boswell and Ash
land puliren-t airs from New
York ami Washington.
i2g5 A NJ. Daily. Stops al principal local
stations and Eiba. sleeping
car Connects with Congress
sional Limited between New
York and Washington.
FREDERICKSB'G ACCOMMODA
DAILY. except SundayD
400 p. NJ Leaves Byrd-Street station.
$50 A. NJ Arrives ByTd-Street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY, exccp. slndoy)
6:42 A. VI. Leaves tlDa.
6.07 Z. NJ, Leaves Eloa.
GO 4. ". Arrives El0a.
100 e. N. Arrives Elba.
{. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
l.. T. ID. MYERS. President. re ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

IN the cases Of the property-holder on
south Eighth street near the OLD canal
hank. pr II. Wythe Davis and three
others. who brought suits against the
CITY of Richmond and the Chesapeake
and Chio Railway Company for damages
claimed for injury TO their property In
closing sp Eighth street over the canal,
the whole question OF law which was
raised upon demurrers 10 the declarations
were decided i'm the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday in favor Of the defend
ants. The plaintiffs will take an appeal
TO the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
\ decree Of divorce was granted In the
case of Leonard Harris against Mary
Harris. who sued for absolute divorce
from his wife Mary Harris, on the
grounds of desortion for more than three
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
DOW ny THE SEA.
Assignment in >0rfOik-SchOoncr
>trandcd-Firc In GoSport.

NORFOLK. VA. December g1.-(spe-
cisl)-Morris Fdss. a luuitWe-dealcr at
No. io5 Church street. made AN assign
mont to-day 10 a. r.. seiduer as trustee
for the benefit of bis creditors. who are
60 bc paid pro rata he places his liza
bilities at 500. and Tho probabilities are
that the assets Viii pay him out
The schooner r.. g.. Cotton, of fNuadcl
phh. from Philadelphia 20 savannah
with coal. was stranded this morning
20 O'Clock one mile north Of Pea Islam
Iife-SaVlng Station. The crew. consistinl
o. seven men. were saved by the i.t
boats OF Pea Island station. The schoOEe.
n probably total wreck
Last night about u O'Clock there WA.
big blaze in GOspJrt. and the 0amag.
was about $3.50 The fire started ln a
shed AT W. r.. ThOmas's railway. al ta'
foot Of Henry street. and soon commune
Gated TO the building known aF the "cot
faEc by the Sea" Then 81 spread 90 q
frame building. used as "a stable by Nh
james Gaililee. in which a fine horse
vas burned 10 death. The cottage wa
destroyed. and Mr. Thomas lost lot OF
took. The railway was badly damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
A TLANrICCOAsr LINE.

a -
SCHEDULE EfFLCIIFE SCNDA
utCLMBEk j. le51. ..,),.
TRAINS LEAF J. AlCHMOND-O MIN
DEPOT. ~
goo A ~, Arrives betei solrs w a. ,,i d,
Noiioik III - y. "a. oloi9 o..nyi
az fgteiSDdtb. "aFv'4s' "''-
Sluoih, a. o.-o Al
s05 A. NJ, Arrives petersburg ~ q. ~
" cldOn HIS a. NJ, D. ayt..e-
Vile 40 l.. NJ, 1ii1i ies1 ga
jas L. M.. savannah l.D a.
81. Jacksonville 40 a. M,
Port Tampa SD D. 81.
Connects al Wilson with No.
Al. arriving G0llsDor0 3D5 T..
a. Wilmington 5.5 p. u.
Pullman Sleeper New York %
TImn9 Ma Jsck40nvfrs.
% =. Il. Local arrives Petersburg go.
H. ~ Makes an stops.
$50 Z. ST.. ArrNcs Petersburg ol3 p. ~.
NOr'Ok $50 J. NJ. Makes an
10 Z. n. Arrives pctcr-hure sos T.. st..
Kglf.uu ..fg p 81 Fayettafiiie
f.c- Il Charleston 6.5 A
81 Sa,srnsn 500 A n Lack
sortifia l9.a9 r. A. Port
Ta,,,.. ..U - Al
So fN-i, --o ,trnpr .,
ci,eocr -1GrN-.-- H-rigir-
NiNy" 81 -. a., -N,1is "2,e 1, Z, ~
~ - ~ 81 'P'Ilf,,,a,,' eisarers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

No. >, dally IOr Atlanta aHu pont5 &c
yond with through Pullman service.
No. iO3. ''Nestibuled Limited Train,
Buffet Sleepers, Richmond TO Atlanta.
Close connections al Atlanta for Ne"
Orleans and all points South and South
west. ard at New orleans with the south
ern Pacific and Texas and Pacinc rail
roads TO all Texas points. No extra
charge on "Vestlbuled Trains"
ARRIVE RlCHMl0NRSr. o.,u,,,,o,
no; fO ri. H,is" go MI dsiy'
No. r. Mail and Express. 6A5 p. NJ
daily
For tickets. Pullman reservations etc.
apply 10 IA ID. owen. Ticket Agent. Byrd
Street Station: Richmond Transfer Com
pany, 9ll' east Main street, and Com
panys office. $50 cast Main street
T. ST. JOHN
Vice President
JOHN H. WfNDER,
General Manager.
+. J. ANDERSON
General Passenger Agent
H. VI. BOYKIN. city Passenger Agent
S36 east Main street. SO -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
Tur rpINBtRG SUFFERERS.
Hoard of Supervisors Vote Hriiei-
Fierce storm.

WOODSTOCK. VA. December 70
,s,..eiall-At special meeting OF the
BOARD of supervisors Of this county here
to-day am appropriation Of 500 Wa or Der.
,d for ,h- relief of the people VINO We're
b1rnel out no Eiuburg last Friday night
seven families containing Forty one pei
sors ave- as tine result Of The fire. al
MOST destitute. and while the people or
ffat section have responded freely 10
th.ir Wants with food. they are uhanle
10 furnish proper clothing.
As yet uo cause can ne aSsls '''i ,U,
the fire Th,. loss is believed 90 Ieach
fruv $4,000. with 5000 insurance.
\ fierce storm accompanied by htaNY
rain. passed over this section last night
Al Toms Brook. six miles north OF hrl";
several houses were unroOfed ana
the smokestack 10 large stave-iactoiy
81. LLnA.m InM