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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-01
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
MAY H. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND-uNlON
900 A. ~. Arrive Petersburs 9Sl a. NJ.
Norfolk II 20 a. ~. stops only
al Petersburg, Waverly and
900 A. ~. Arrives Petersburg 900 a. NJ.
Weldon ll.N A. Mu tayetie-
VILE 40 p. ST.. Charleston,
ILL., J.. ~. savannah l.y =.
Nj. JacksOnVu.e 100 A. 81.
Connects al Wilson with No
~. ARRIVING G1llshoro 90 T.
A.. Wilmington $40 =. ".
Pullman Sleeper New AoiA 70
2.55 +. IL. Local. arrives Petersburg 3.i2
l.. "a. Makes all stops.
$50 u. NJ. Arrives ReteIsDuls 0.l1 J.. A.t
N9rioiA 1926 T. NJ. Makes I'll
7lsP. NJ. Arf.yes Pstersearg 7:ie. T.. IT,.
Weldon J.2s 4. IT., fa}etir-
willie 1858 a. H.. Charles ton
O.lJ a A.. savannah ~ A..
HEW LiNG no MiDDLE
GEORGIA pOlN lS.-ArriNinS
Aiken I'D a. a., Ausuatt
A. ~. Macon Il a. a., Az
lanta l2l5 l.. ~. Pullman
Sletpers New York 60 Charles
ton. Jacksonville. Port. ram
%. Aiken. Augusta ANA Macon.
l:4O L. IL, Arrive fetefsburs j. ~ a. 81,
BurkevlAe 2.u A. d., Lyme -
bufs 400 a. 81. Roanoke O9o
4. NJ. Bristol 1859 A. NJ.
Pullman Sleeper RICHMOND 10
LyncnDlrs. 4,
y .s3 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 100 \. NJ,
Weldon Z.lV a. 81. Henderson
4Ot a. NJ. Raleigh 5ll a. Me-
Elherfou -.Df %. 81. Atlanta
300 -. NJ. Pullman sleeper
Washington 10 Auault.
To- A N SUNDAY AltDMMplA-
TION. arrives IrfUIspNfs Sly,
A. ~. Makes AN stops.
40 p. n. SUNDAY ADDONNDnA-
TIDN. arrives Petersburg o--A
T. NJ Makes aI stops.
TRAINS ANIlA H. EIDHMDND.
$40 a. a.. From Jacksonville, savannah,
Charleston. Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta and Weldon.
c.4O A A. Atlanta. Athens and Raleigh.
~, a. Al Ivuchblrg and tile West
III ~ a. a., NoflolA, HuiloiA anu r'1l1-
lurs.
C:i5 T.. NJ, chsonyilie,, a p /. a D,
bOrO end Weldon.
700 T. NJ. Norfolk. SUFFOLK, WaVerly and
S.g5 p NJ Lynchbure and the West.
g.D A A. Petersburg Sunday Aoc0mm0-
1885 =. H.. Petersburs Sunday Accommo-
Il. VI. EMERSON.
I r KENNY. Tram Manager.
General Manager.
G.. 6. CAMPBELL ID. 2. 4.
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M! : HoriaIk;EaSiamR.R.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY r. 1906.
LEAVE RICHMOND UAlLlJ. BYRD
STREET STATION.
800 \. NJ. klChMONDl AND NOR
FOLK NEsTIBULE LIMIT
Ed Arrive Norfolk N -
A. NJ. stops only a- Peters
burg NaVerly, and suffolk.
SeCond-class tickets not de-
cepted FOR passage on this
s.o5 An. TaE CHICAGO EXPRESS
for LyncnDurg, Roanoke
Blueneld. p0cah0uta-, Ke-
nova. Columbus and Chicago.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper Roa-
Change nGaS 10 Also R'S''' for faias3sai'
Bristol Knoxville. DhlftauO0-
"a, and intermediate points.
7as PM. For . suffolk, N,Q'rioiA ana n.
Norfolk an 1925 IL. d.
1i.D L. NJ. For Roanoke. kall0rl. Pu-
lask and Bristol. Connects
at Roanoke with Washington
and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Slelpers Roanoke I'D
AlomIhis and New orleans.
Dining car attached Also, Tor
Bluentld and ro,anoutas
Also, Tor Rocky Mount and
All stations on WiustDl--alem
division Pullman Palace
Sleeper between kl.lmOnl and
IyuchDuIg. Ecrt.s ready for
occupancy at 800 l.. d. Also.
pullman Sleeper Petersburg 10
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burr and the West dailf at o.il Is. NJ.
and S.5 T. NJ from NorloIk ANA tle
East AZ HOS A. NJ. ana VEsTlalLED
II 81 ! III O. ~ . r. W. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent.
W. b. BLFlLL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Oficc-ROguOkc. Va.
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Lieutenant Richardson.

Lieutenant Roy X. Richardson. now in
command of the Harrisonburg Guards. at
Pocabontas. IL a son OF Mr.. G. A. Rich
arisosi. OF this city. Mr.. Richardson has
been living IA New York for a number OF
wears, and In the past few months has
written number OF readable contribu-
AleaS for The Times.
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BY A. J.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auc,ioneer,
Manchester, va.
~ RUsTEE's SALE.

BY authority Of a deed Of trust exc
cuted by W. l.. Porter TO Benz. H. Nash,
trustee. on the 18th day Of December,
1SS2. and recorded IN Chesterfield Deed
Book. Vol. &C. page, Alb. the undersigned.
substituted trustee, being required 70 10
DO by the beneficiary In said deed. VIII
expose for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY. the 18th Day Of August. is95.
at 1 o'clock l.. NJ, an undivided half
interest ia tract of land in Midlothian
district. in Chesterfield county, contain
ing 81 acres, more or less, being the
land purchased by said Porter OF Thomas
AmOnett. The other one-half interest
Will ve sold at the same time.
TERMS: Cash.
J. NJ. q. FITZPATRICK,
Substituted Trustee.
A. l.. ADAMSON, AuctiOneer.
aul-1Ot
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ilILDMONr AIR LlNl-.J
e'iitD, ~ IN i-it.i.,.ti, Jtt.t IS $50
TRAINS LEANE RICHMOND, IA.
40 a. a., SOUTHERN ENll.Ie,. iI..g
10 Atl4uta,Aug and points roll.
Sleepcre Richmond 90 IDA itlIlr o.
Greensboro. open tt $50 4. u. 'llt
meets tl DIuklle NitA fuc NJ ASH.
INIroN AND SDIilN E0IEkA
ESIlbl DE LlNl lEl $50. .l. care
f}ins sI,efers 10 AsAefill., DnattA
nuo-a, Birmingham, Memplir. Sew
Orleans. and Tampa. also. nrst-claat
day coach between Washington AND
Jacksonville. AZ Sew Orleans nA.
NDmHIIe rHuNtltlIlr aIr made TOD
au pony. "a lcN.' anl Dtilol .ih
i2.,l l. ST., FAST MAIL. daily, Tor Attn.
60. Augusta a.u iuiuta -Nutn. leN'
necis at Mosc'Dy MitA H. q -. p. h.
Henderson. aul 'lruam, ana cd
Greensboro iOr Durham. ltaleI-u au.
Is custom eAicm. aleeptfs btnfilie Is
900 i. ST.. Local. daily except sunday
ior htsstNle ull lntefmelitts
TRAINs ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND
From Atlanta and Augusta.
eoanecans closely with trains Cor West
$50 a. N-rror KsysyIue.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Glover. VA. ana sos. ti and 90 between
clover and Neauols, Will also carry pass
sonscrs.
YORK RIVER LINE. tla WEST POINT
LEAVE NIDAMDAu.
$40 T. ~, LOCAL. EMPRESS. daily eN-
eept SUNDAY. stops az Az Stations. A.
Wriferfor. with IaIfin1re steamer al
West Point
I6 T.. 81. BALTIMORE LIMITED
daily except Sunday. Close CONNIE tiuN 10
West Point with steamer ior Baltimore.
Steamer. leave Baltimore H D. NI. .M.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY ;
Y JAMES RIVER LINE Tor tle ke4-
shore, cheapest and most pleasant route
10 Norfolk. Portsmouth. OLD Point N-H-
uOrt News. ClaremOnt and Jsme4 RIVER
landings. COnnectiOns-At Oh Point and
Norfolk for Hampton and smltAnsiu.
VA. Washington -. c.. Baltimore. Fli-
adeiphia and New York. James river 81
Gavlight Great tourist line. Jdmes-
town. Dutch Gap ana war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rail. Fare TO
Portsmouth. old Point and Norfolk. Sl.aO
and 81 steamer P0cahOntas leaves klch-
mond every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY az \. NJ. STREET CARS
Go DIRECTLY TO STEAAlERs
WIZARD for above named places.
tickets on sale on steamer and al Car
hers Agency. No. 9Ol Main street State
rooms engaged FOR day or night. Music
by a grand OrchestriOn.
FREfGHT Freight received daily for
aboVe-named places and Eastern North
Carolina: also Tor Eastern Shore OF Vlr-
einia and all regular landings on the
James river at LOWEST RATES. AMI
through bills issued.
IRWIN WElSlGER. Superintendent.
EDWARD n. BARNEY. President
General Ofilces-Planters Bank Build
ing
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STAUNTON, NE

Mrs. Gen. J. T.. y. Stuart. Principal.
The next session Of nine months opens
September 18th with a full corps Of
superior teachers. Terms reasonable.
Apply early. Catalogues sent upon DIP
plication 10 the principal
aui-th su&tulst
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In the clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of the county OF Henrico-Carneal,
Davis, and Moore. plaintif1. against
Gdllilean Baptist Church, defendant
l. John r.. Broaddus, clark Of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioners BY the de-
cree rendered IN said cause on the llth
day OF April. 1895. has been duly .Nen.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 9th day of July, jsiJ.
au1-Jt j. H.. BROADDJS, Clerk.
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1895.
Bette NJ flasher. admluisiratriX with
the will annexed OF samuel +. flasher,
deceased, ana As trustee under said viii
OF her infant children, Evelyn l.. ana
Eulaile g. flasher. and a. guardian OF
said infant childfen............lla iniiAs,
against
Bette NJ. flasher in hor own risht. Eve
ism r.. flasher. Eulale e.. flasher. the
last TWO infants OF tender Years. Gram
vile FLASHER. 0r his unknown heirs n
he be dead. Percy d. FLASHER, Mrs.
Bette ST. Martin. Pattie Il. flasher,
James h. flasher. samuel j. flasher.
Martin J.. flasher. Corneiia 4. Hashei,
Parker j.. flasher. William -. flasher,
George NJ. flasher. James w. Seay,
Jack scay Lizzie Lsufy. e.. d. BOWles,
and Robert Bowlos. the last two .n-
fants of tender years. Lucy ~ Seay.
II living, or her unknown heirs II
'''- '''''' IL CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to sell Ger
tain real estate Boz the city OF Richmond
and the counties of Fluvanna, tooch-
land and Louisa. In the state Of Nir-
ginia belonging 10 Evelyn T.. flasher
and Eulalle g. flasher. or DO which they
are Interested. derived from their father,
samuel j.. flasher. deceased.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that Parker T.. flasher, William j.
flasher George NJ. flasher. and COrnelia
A. flasher are nOu-residents of Virginia.
and that Granville flasher and Lucy H.
Seay. II they are living. are non-fesi-
dents Of said State. and III they are dead,
their heirs are unknown. they are ie-
ouirel 90 appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary 20 protect their interests
A copy-Teste:
T.. r. WINSTON. Clerk
WILLIS r. SMITH. p. q. jylS-t'iw
XvlnGrNIA-rN THE LAW AND
Y EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
1898.
Rosa Lee observation-disclosures
Rowland Fin. trustee. Celia Brooks
Rebecca Nelson. RhOe ia y. Lumpkins,
James Lumpkins, Charles h. Nelson
Walter r.. Nelson. Elmun Lewis Nell
SON ana AleNanda 30 Nelson. Defendants.
~ CHANCLltl
The object of this suit is fer partition,
ard N lecess airy. 20 SCH "a certain lot
OF land and improvements thereon in
the city Of RchmOlI Va, situated on
the west line Of IIhhirty-trst street. be-
tween 80" and app streets, and divide
the proceeds thereof among The plaintiff
and defendants in this cause. who are
the adult children Of Letitia Nelson. who
died intestate. And affidavit having
been made and filed that 90 the best OF
atlantis knowledge and belief that Rho
ena Y. Lumpkins, James Lumpklns, har
husband. Walter l.. Nelson. Edmun
Lewis Nelson. and Alexander Nelson are
non-resilents OF the state of Virginia,
they are required 10 appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what rs necessary 10 protect their
interests herein.
4 cOpy-Ieste:
+. p WINSTON. Clerk.
G. T. WHlTTLE. p. q. jyls-,N4w
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! Ana.
In execution Of the decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Orange county, entered at
inc May term, 1875, the Undersigned, re-
ccivers OF the Gordon Land Company
will offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
at pubic auction, In front Of the post
Office at GOrdOnsville, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1895.
the entire assets. real and personal, OF
the sand company. except the balances
due on STOCK subscriptions and notes,
bonds, ana evidences Of debt.
The real property embraces iundry
valuable tracts and parcels Of land, I'M
proved and unmprOved. all lying IN the
vicinity OF GorGOnsyine. houses TO be re-
moved from the land, drain pipes, tile,
etc, etc.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known on
day OF sale.
II the sale be not completed on the
Gay named. IL will be completed at the
same place on the day ana days follow
ing, until completed.
w. II. DUKE,
W. ". SCOTT.
Receivers.
JOSEPH II. HOUSEWORrH. Auc-
tiOneer. aul-thiw
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C. n. PAGE.

jy3-3m
w ANTED 80 CIRCULARS. CAT A
W LOGUES. PRlCE-LlSrS. &c, To
ADDRESS: any line OF business; II de-
sirable, according 10 mercantile agency
ratings. For prices. write BUSINESS
ADDRESSES, Times Office. ly-s-tt
ROLLER TOWEL FURNISHED
~ every day, with Soap. Comb, Brush,
Whisp. and piate-Giass Toilet Cabinet.
for &c per week. VIRGINIA LAUNDRY
AND TOILET SUPPLY COMPANY, Id
7iG east Broad street Phone SIS.
je22-tf
w ANTED-MEN WHO WILL WORK
w FOR SO month salary or large COM
mission selling staple goods by sample
10 dealers. Experience unnecessary.
Write us HOUSEHOLD SPECIALITY
co. OBJ. Cincinnati, %. ,y-o--ot
w ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
" CANNASSER. settled lady. with
experience go The sick-roOm preferred.
Call az Lexington Hotel between - ana
o'clock to-day. Hhi-At
~ ANTED- FOR \ DE
" LIGHTFIL FRONT ROOM on
south Third street. with good table board
ar very reasonable rates. Address W !.
D., care The Times. Jylo-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-01

Y IRGtNfA.-IN THE LAW AID
\ EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY Oh
RICHMOND, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY
1893.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Day.

BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrico, IN SUIT
styled as below, and as special com
missioners therein. appointed for The pur-
rose. We will sell at public auction. on
the premises,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, AT =. NJ,
the property mentioned above. and de-
scribed in said decree as follows. HOUSE
AND LOT situated In the county OF
Henrico. Va, fronting on the north line
OF Aloore street 40 feet and running back
northwardly between parallel lines 100
feet along Elizabeth street.
This property Is well adapted for the
purpose for which IL was originally built,
or Tor "A PjBLlC HALL Tor societies. &c,
or could be easily converted into TWO
DWELLINGS at slight expense.
TERMS. One-fourtn cash. balance six,
twelve, and eighteen months. in ncgO-
table notes, with q per cent. interest
added, and title retained until the whole
purchase-money is paid.
ALLEN q. COLLINS,
WALLACE +. BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN * CO., Auc-
tloneers
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+. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
WILLIS b. SMITH. p. a. iylS-t'iw

XvlRGfNIA.-IN THE LAW AND
' EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY oF
RICHMOND. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
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Mouutain.Top Hotel and springs.

Mountain-Iop Hotel and Springs.
Eocktsh Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains,
1000 Feet Ahove sea Level.
An old-fasnioned Virginia resort. Fine
views Delightful temperature. Good
water. Convenient 20 railroads. No
mosquitoes Reasonable rates. Address
MEsSRs. MASSlE & CO,
mal9-3m Anon, Va.
~ HE AiAsSENETrA SPRINGS. -FOUR
1 mines east of Harris)nburs. Va. the
best ksOWn remedy Tor malaria AMI
other facilitating diseases. Is now open
and ready for the reception OF guests,
under the MANAGEMENT Of Mr.. SAMUEL
HINTON. Terms moderate.
GEORGE CHRISTIAN. Trustee,
For the estate OF Dr. b. Cnrisman, de-
ceased. Jy2O-2w
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MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL.
W MOUNTAIN LAKE,

ma2s-tu, tn, sa&su52t
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-26

near tudt tuc IscNoit VI TIC "ouien
in the French revolution was nothing
10 what occurred in a certain hair dress
ing parlor on Fourteenth street late last
Friday afternoon before the first recep-
ton Of the Lincoln club. There were
clamoring and anguish and despair as
two dozen excited women sat about
with dishevelled locks awaiting their
"turn." There were groans and en-
treaties and prayers enough to make
any ordinary hair dresser lose her head.
but the ole in question lost neither her
presence OF mind nor her old time skill,
for when the two dozen women ap-
peared at the party in the evening they
were radient and beaming and their
coiffeurs were things to dream OF.
Frank Bowen is in st. Joseph.
John c. Allen is back from the south
X. B. Howell has returned from De-
troit.
Mrs. Sam Adler is in Omaha visiting
her parents.
DR.. A. M. Triplett has removed to
Clinton, Mo.
j. E. Bennett and wife have removed
to Lemars. Ia.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods.
Thursday, two sons.
s. NJ. Benedict went to Medicine
Lodge, Kss., Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Mcfarland left for
Burbank, CAL, Wednesday.
Mrs. Cyphsr. Of California, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ferguson.
The Patriarchs gave their first part
last evening at the Lansing hall.
Rev. A. B. Whitman, Of Osceola, Wis
tied Dr. Benjamin West Wednesday.
DIR. M. P. Guy has removed to Lam
sing, Mich, where he will continue his
practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stockwell gave a
dancing and card party to their son and
daughter at their home Tuesday even
ing,
Rev. L. P. Ludden attended the meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the
National Conference OF Charities. Of
which he is a secretary.
The Botanical Seminar met at the
state university at go o'clock October
-. Mr.. Clements read a very profound
paper upon The Phylogeny OF Lichens"
and by Mr.. Pound upon The Vienna
Propositions"
Mr.. Alfred j. McClatchie who grad
uated from the university in 80 and
who is now professor Of botany in the
Throop Polytechnic Institute OF Cal
ifornia has published very creditable
work on the fora of Pasad IA.
Wednesday a Drrin-, az the residence
Of Mr.. w. G. Lane. Nestor A. Rummons
and Miss Clara Schroeder were married
by the Rev. Mr.. Burch. Mr.. Rummons
is young lawyer Of the firm Of Boehmer
& Rummons and is well known in Lin
coin, where he has spent hisstu Dent and
business life. Mr.. and Mrs. Rummons
are now in st. Louis on a short wedding
trip.
The university botanical library is in
receipt Of enc Of the most beautiful Of
scientific works ever published in this
country. 1t is a work on the sylvia Of
North America in eight huge volumes
by Chas. Sprague Sargent. The whole
work is printed upon Holland linen and
the printing is the work OF the River
side Press. The plates were drawn by
c. E. Faxon. probably the best scien-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-26

Inc t1cdcdnt uoui Sioc
noon. Many persons are familiar VIII
the report OF a remark receh'iy
made by the new military instructor al
the State University. Captain Guilfoyle'
about a prominent member OF the club
n remark that was taken as rejecting
on all members OF the club who are IN
trade" This matter was under consld'
GRAFTON IN view of the fact that Captain
Guilfoyle had been invited to attend the
club reception last evening. 1t was an
nounced that the captain would rot be
present. and thereupon resolution was
adopted unanimously resenting the In
suit cast upon the club and its presi-
dent.
The Pleasant Hour club opened its
season last evening with reception at
the Lincoln hotel to Mr.. and Mrs.
George ]. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. John I.
Dorgan and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Mar
shall. There was large number OF in
vited guests, and the party was especi-
ally brilliant.
Society was always liberal patron OF
the races given in connection with the
state fair. and the first meet OF the Lin
coin Park association, which will have
its opening day Monday, will probably
call out large represention from the
social world. OF course the races will
be infinitely superior to anything OF the
kind ever seen in Lincoln, and the after
moons Of next week will afford a splen-
did opportunity for the birds Of
plumage TO show their fine feathers. In
New York the annual horse show has
come to be known as the beauty show,
and the indications are that the fall and
spring races in this city will be the
occasion Of brilliant demonstration on
the part Of society. The management
has provided forty-four boxes. and a
large number OF these have already
been engaged. some OF them for the en-
tire week. Racing parties will be quite
the thing next week, particularly Mon
day, which will be Lincoln day.
One Of the old books at the rooms OF
the State Historical society should be
very interesting to Lincoln people. 1t
is the old register Of Nebraskans at the
Philadelphia centennial Of 1876. Only
about seventy pages out Of the 400 are
decorated with that artless penmanship
which only register can show. An ex-
ception should perhaps be made OF the
first page, which is written in one uni
form hand, as il the register came late
to the centennial. Among the names
that appear on this first page are ]. c.
Mcbride, Mrs. ID. B. Cropsey, Bruno
Tzschuck and wife, Amasa Cobb, Sam
uel Owen and wife, Lincoln; also Silas
CARRIER, Mrs. CARRIER, P. W. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hitchcock. Lorenzo Crounse, and
r. w. Furnas. Some who wrote their
names after their papas' names and
others who left that matter altogether
to the fond parent. have grown to man.
hood or womanhood since 1876, and now
have homes Of their own 1t is surpris
ing how many names occur Of Lincoln
ties whose faces may be seen daily about
the streets. Such are o. A. Mullen,
Isaac M. Raymond. David May, W. W.
Wilson, A. G. Zeimer, s. B. Pound. Mrs.
s. B. Pound, Grace Griffith, A. NJ. Davis
G. M. Lambertson, L. W. Billingsley, L.
j. Dyer. ]. H. Foxworthy, j. d. McFar-
land, s. S. Royce. j. c. Mcbride, M. L.
Hiltner, y. W. Webster and wife, John
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-31
TINE NATIONAL CAPITOL
tssnts os<arrssg rh~r~-tnt~asslr I.-
pertsni Cabinet A-~tisS S->.ss, ~stss
OF r...Ing Gs.st.

W ,>HI>sruN. Jan. st.---Th- amount
oi gold Withdrawn from she .tib-trvA.
ury va. S>iu...'. which rriuc-. tn.
gold rv>-rN. t. tisit.,. ...s The Fr~.i.
dent, Secretary Carlisle and Attarn-,
''cncral oln,y had \ long coairr-nrs
NJ the White ilou>~ TO-DAY al which
The financial situation. IL &. aid. ~.
discussed ia all H., phases -,-,-r-tar,
Carlisle went to the hii- lIou.- a.
earl. A. = ~ O'Clock ihi, morning and
was soon Joined Toy Mr.. Oln-y. IL 4.
Rot known what, AZ anything. Ma de-
cidcd upon, but it j. believed that
early in the coming week the admins
trati"n men in Congress will make an
authoritative proposition to th-
silver men, luuking Ia tn.
passage of bill proN idins for tbr is,ur
oi >""."'.isn in three per cent bund.
coupled with some silver legislation.
Friends ui the administration argue
that II would b- proper for the silver
men Ia accept any fair and literal
un-r, IA, IN 'a>c they Refuse. any silver
legislation during the neat two Year.
would Ice out uf the question.
painting ia oil, ui speaker ,risp.
was today added Ia h, collection in lh-
House lobby, where the portraits of 81
Speakers of many Congresses are die
played Robert iiln"ki"N = the artist.
me portrait represents Mr.. crisp
seated with hls arm resting on table
and l. about half length.
Mrs. i-Ncland this afternoon gave
her annual reception {" the public.
Notwithstanding deir>tabi- Weather
early IN the ia. and thick coating uf
zee ana slueh on In" sidewalks, this
event was attended by thousands uf
people and at least AN hour and a half
before til" door were oprn-d great
crowd had gathered