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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
On Southern
ON Railway.



SCHEDULE ~ EXPECT NOV -. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Va
200 A. NJ. No. IL. southern Express.
daily % Atlanta. Augusta. ana points
South. Sleeper Richmond 90 Dan
vile. Greensboro, salisbury. Char
lotte, Columbia. and Augusta. Sleep
er open &C 800 L. 81.
Connects at DauVille with tho
Washington ana Southwestern ves-
Thule limited no 80, tarryH0-
sloepers 10 Ashovue. Hot sprires.
Chattanooga, Birmingham. Memphis
New Orleans. and Tampa. also ufsi-
class aay coach between Was nin-t0n
and Memphis. connections are made
tor an points "a Texas and Cali
fornia. sleeper open FOR occupancy
at $3.50 +. NJ.
1900 noon. No. ., solid train daily for
Charlotte. y. c.. connects az Nose
ley with FarmWlie and POwnahn
railroad AT keysviile for Clarks-
VILE oxford. Henderson and Dur
ham. and az Greensboro Tor Dur
ham, Raleigh. aud Nmsfon-S Tom
al Dauvlle With no. 80, united
states fast mail. solid train, daily
TOR New Orleans and points South,
which carries siceuors Washing tom
70 Galveston. New York 60 Atlanta
and New York % Jacksonville, also
Pullman tourist sleeper every SAT-
urday Washington 90 san Francisco
without change.
GOO l.. NJ. No h. local. daily except
sunday for keysvlie and intermc-
TRAINS ARRIVE al RICHMOND.
GOO A. W..
gao +. Vi from Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 A. NJ. From keysVllle.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and e., between Manchester ana
Neapohs Va.
YORK RIVER LINE y.a WEST POINT
TIE FAEURlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 -. 3d.. $40. Duo. local express. ohlit
except Sunday for West Point ana
intermediate stations. CONNECTS WIN
STAGE .f Lester Manor for Walker
ton. also at West Point with steamer
tor Baltimore. Stops az AID stations.
f.4J j. 3d. NO lb n.INmulH Null N.
daily except Sundays. for West
Point there making close connection
with steamer for Baltimore.
$500 a. NJ. so. iD. Local Mixed
Leaves daily except Sunday from
Nirgirla-Strect station for West
Point and intermediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
goo a. ~, Daily
1910 \. ~. Except sunday and Monday
500 D.. 4l. Daily except sunday.
From West Point and int mediate
Steamers leave West Point at 600 r. ~.
and Baltimore 40 5.Ql b ". daily except
Sunday
Ticket Office m station foot of Virauia
stree open from goo s. VI. 90 500 T..
NJ and from $3.50 p. 81. 90 . a. 81. city
ieket oiiiee.. "' east Ma lJ s.reet. INK
Trafhc Manager. Cen. pass Aeent.
W. u GREEN General Superintendent.
WASHINGTON ID. g..
J. G.. HORTON. Tiny. Pass. Agent
900 east Main street Richmond Va
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WANTS.

NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR
4>truit Cakes. Plum Puddings. etc, Tor
the holidays. We bought the biggest bar
gains ever offered. Read how low.
Hest Granulated Sugar, per pound. !
toOG taus .....-.- ............''..-.
New turrantS .......................'ss o
New tltron ........................ss -
New Orange and Lemon Peel ......... ~
New Cleaned Currants ................-. Z
New Scedlcss Kaisius ..................
Largo tOcOanutS Observation-Disclosures.
Chalmers Gelatine. for ............. 80
Early June Peas ..................ss..s.
Jelle Wine, per quart .................. ID
Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart ..... Z
New Dates, per pound .................
New Mixed Nuts. per pound ..........
New Figs. pounds for ................ -
Flake Hominy. per pound ..............
The best Corn you ever ate. per
Good Bonclcss Goldfish, per pOuni !
New Rye Flour. per pOuud.-.-... ...-,. "a
Good Green and Mixed Tea. as good
as you pay 4Oc. for eisewhere..... ~
Good Pork. per pound ................. 1
Now London Layer Raisins, pounds
Tor ....s... ..............-... ..sss'-.s's -
Imported Naclroni. 4 pounds iOr.... -
Good Cream Cheese. per pound. ...- 10
:. ULLNfAN'S SON.
1S21-iS22 cast Main J0o east Mar shall.
Phones $40 and "a. apt
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Ro. IT. Gillian & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
900 east Main street.
II RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
FARM ~ HENRICO COUNTY.
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE
LOW RICHMOND.
LOW RICHMOND.

BY virtue q n deed OF trust. dated No
vembor D. 1875. and recorded 10 Honrlco
County Court in Decd-Book 80 a, page
"a. and az request Of beneficiary. default
having been made IN payment Of the debt
secured. VIC Will sell 10y public auction,
at HenricO county courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER q 1906
at ] o'clock J.. NJ, the FARM, described
in said deed as follows. "All that certain
lot. tract or parcel OF land. with i'm
provcments thereon. lying and being in
the county OF Hcnrico. Va. about seven
miles below The city OF Richmond. on the
Charles city road. containing one hundred
and scvcntv-Ouc acres.
TERMS. cash for expenses Of executing
this trust and 20 pay note ~ $500, with
interest from November 10. 1880. also. all
taxes due. and The residue. Or any, nj six
months. for notes, with interest added,
20 be secured by deed OF trust on the
land.
=. j. STARKE.
DAVID MI1TLEDORFER,
NOS Trustees.
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pEsT OF THE SEASON.
ID

Y ". O.. s. HALL.
MONDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER 81. 1876.
MUSICAL EMBARRASSMENT,
For the benefit OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and VS.
Best talent in the city.
Admission. -5c. reserved seats zoe. eX-
ira. nO2Jood3t
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1T ~ III II
will lecture AT the First Baptist church
Monday night, November 50th. Tickets
at the door.
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k5s IA LIMITED
e-;EaAI TRAINS
V.y.|g lUTH
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
Vile. Memphis, Texas.


No. aO3.-"The Atlanta Special" leaves
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day Raleigh. Sanford Southern Pines Numing
Ton Wadesboro Monroe, Charlotte Iiu.sluies,
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,on Durbsm daily except Sunday Rae fl'
Stafford Southern Pines wilmington. sees
horp Monroe Charlotte Chester ti.n..h '.iern'
wood Ab6svi o flherfon. Athens. Al - : . -
Macon. psussooia Chattanooga Assa q
Nemphis Montgomery New orleans. ie'.''
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also Sleeper Hauls. 10 wilmington.
Arrive Rlcn.nond. Gao am. oao .. n. daily.
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VISIONS eto, app.y TO
HIM. BOYRIN. Sol. pass'r Agent,
$50 East Main ST., RICHMOND, Va
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. Is. lsse
TRAINS LEAVE RICHAOND-JNlON
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CASToRLA.

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TRAINS ARRIYE an RIcHM0ND.

I-UI \. Vt.
Gao =. VI from Atlanta and Augusta
$40 A. NJ. From keysvlle.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and ~, between Manchester and
Neap0li-, Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
INTERSTATE SCHEDULE.
Where, When, and With Whom the
Clubs viii Play
During the Season - Auspicious
Opening Of the Season in the, Ma
tional League-Home Clubs De-
feated-A South Side Boxing Con-
test-Sporting News, Local ana
by Wire.

The Interstate schedule was sent OUT
by President Power Wednesday nlgnt'
and reached this city yesterday morn
ing. The salient features OF the scneo-
ule were given TO Register readers a
few days ago The season opens Sat
urday. May 2nd, and closes OCTOBER
1st. In the opening games the east
will play in the east, and the west une
west. Each eastern club makes three
trims to the west. Wheeling secures
Decoration Day and Fourth or july
games at home. The local club opens
al Washington, and after playing lhree
games with each eastern clao' returns
10 play twenty-one consecutive gaines
on the home grounds, meeting every
other club in The league. The scheuuie
should be cut out of this issue by She
.fans" and pasted in the hat for lu-
ture reference.
The Washington opening Win
Wheeling will probably attract one Oh
the largest crowds of the season IN tle
college town. Some OF the local rooI-
ers" have started movement 70 secure
a special train to go UP TO witness Uhe
game. Wheeling should be represented
on that day, and tine Register Will re-
ceive names OF persons who are Wiling
to go. The number must be known
soon. in order to secure a special traln
and special rates. Names may be le1t
in the counting room, or addressed 10
the sporting editor.
The schedule for the season Is crowd
ed out on account Of lack OF space. Fol-
lowing are the games by
WHEELING AT HOME.
With Toledo, May %, 30, 80; July 16,
II. IS: August 10, 20, %; Ft. Wayne
May 25. 26, 81; July 20, q, p; August
Is. II. 1S; Saginaw, June l, 2, 3; July
%. "a. 25; August a. 20, 20; Jackson
June 4, 5. 6; July 27, IS, 30; August r.
2S. %: Washington, May IA, 10, 10;
July 4, 4. 6; September IS, 10, p; New
Castle May IS, 10, 20; July s, 3, 10;
September %, 90, "a; Youngstown
May 21, %, %; July II, 13, IA; Septem-
bsr. - o6 %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE,
A Law Compelling the Labelling OF All
Shoddy Goods-Other Measures Acted

Law Compelling the Labelling OF All
Shoddy Goods-Other Measures Acted
Upon.
Special to the Register.
Columbus, O., April 16.-The House
to-day passed the Russler bill requir-
ing all goods sold in this State that are
made wholly or in part OF shoddy, 10
bear a label showing the per cent. OF
shoddy.
Senator Welday's bill to continue the
present school book law indefinitely
was defeated in the House, but the vote
was reconsidered.
The Senate defeated Lanning's bill
providing for State inspection of State
banks.
The Senate passed the six million dol
lar water works bill for Cincinnati. IL
is a Foraker measure.
The Avery bill providing for local
option by municipalities and the Hy-
sell bill making eight hours a days
work on public works, were defeated in
the Senate
The Dayton ripper bill was also de-
feated in that branch this afternoon.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the matter reported that
the Valley Railway Company is not oc-
supying illegally State canal land in.the
city of Cleveland.
The House this afternoon passed the
Dodge bill appropriating 100000 for
enlarging and improving the State
house, and defeated the Bell bill, in
creasing the salary of the State school
commissioner from $4,000 to $4,000, and
the Ludwick bill. abolishing spring
elections.
Van Pelt's resolution for State COM
mission to take steps to stop wasteful
methods in mining coal and drawing oil
and gas from the ground was defeated
in the House.
The Howard BILL providing that
small claims may be collected through
squires' courts without going to the ex-
penlse first to get a judgment, and the
Swingle bill, making it misdemeanor
to harbor about house Of i'll fame a
child between the ages of four and six
teen, passed the House this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
MKINLEY WINS IN KENTUCKY.
Delegates Instructed to Vote for Him
When Bradley Shall Have Disappeared
Gold Platform Adopted.

Louisville. Ky, April 16.-It was
nearly 10 O'Clock when the Republican
safe convention was called to order.
The committee was not ready and nom
mating speeches were reported. The
rules were suspended and Judge o. S.
Deming. of Laurel county, and Samuel
Cash. Of Clay. were chosen as electors
at large for the StaJe.
The four delegates at large chosen
are: \. r. Burnam of Richmond, one
Of the original Mckinley men; Col.
Lew p. TarltOn. CT LeXing on. one Of
Governor Bradley's right hand men;
Senaotr W. J. Deboe. also a Bradley
supporter: :. z. Smith. cOlOred.
The election Of the latter was the
most exciting incident Of the cOnven-
ZION. A proposition was made 10 sus-
rend the rules and elect by acclama-
tion Rev. :. F. Smith. colOred. who has
made an active campaign in the Brad
ley interest. Before the chairman had
fully announced the question, there
was a chorus OF ayes, but il was sue
ceeded by equally noisy demons -raticns
in opposition. Half the convention was
on its fee and Yelling for recognition.
On the second ballot, he was elected
unanimously.
The platform opposes the free and
unlimited coinage CT silver, declares
for the gold dollar and favors it as the
standard money OF The United States;
maintaining on a parity with it every
Cher dollar, whether Of paper or sil-
Yer.
1t favors a tariff: regulated as 70
protecs the Interests Of all classes; be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
ALL FOR REED AND REED ONLY.
The Republican State Convention of Maine
Wildly Enthusiastic for the Favorite Son.

The Republican State Convention of Maine
Wildly Enthusiastic for the Favorite Son.
Portland. Maine, April 16.-With en-
thusiasm almost mequalled in the his
tory OF Republican politics in the State,
the convention for the nomination OF
delegates TO the national convention
at 81. Louis was held here to-day. The
enthusiasm was centered about the
name of Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed,
the unanimous choice of tine convention
as candidate for President of the
United States. The convention was the
largest that has ever assembled in this
city, every delegation being filled.
Hon. Joseph H. Manley called it to
order and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin was
chosen chairman. The committee on
resolutions reported the platform un-
animously adopted. IL stands out by
recommending Reed for the Presi-
dency. adding:
Then. with confidence and pros
perity restored. revenue will be made
adequate to the support of the govern
ment and the issuing cf bonds csten-
sibly fer the maintenance of the re-
demption fund, but really to meet de-
ficiency, will cease. He is opposed 20
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer: believes the present gold standard
should be maintained. He has always
been uncompromisingly for the main
tenance of the highest national credit.
Our candidate favors measures for the
. f.,
just administration of all pension
legislation, and is an earnest friend OF
AmEican shipping and its restoration
10 its former rank in the world. He
sands for the preservation of national
honor at home and abroad
Governor Cleves, Hon. Lleweliyn
Powers and Herbert N. Heath all made
brief speeches endorsing Reed and mis-
policy. The convention, after selecting
delegates, adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
NINE WORKERS OFFICERS
Elected at Yesterdays Session at Colum-
bus-Debs Not Favored for President.

Elected at Yesterdays session at COium-
bus-Debs Not Favored for President.
Columbus, Ohio, April 1.-THE
national miners to-day reelected Phil.
H. Penna, Linton, Indiana, president;
Cameron Miller Massillon, Ohio, vice
president; w. C. Pearce. Corning, Ohio,
secreaary-treasurer. The executive
board is w. C. Webb Kentucky; John
Fa,hy, Pennsylvania; Fred. Dilcher,
Ohio; James O'Connor, Illinois; Henry
Stephenson, West Virginia; R. L. Davis,
Ohio.
Patrick McBryde, retiring secretary,
was elected honorary member and
thanked in resolutions worded in the
strongest language.
Governor Altgeld was thanked for
pardons to certain Illinois miners.
Censure was passed upon the New York
and Cleveland Gas Coal Company for
conduct alleged to have been contrary
to professions of interest in the min
ers.
A resolution in favor of Debs for
Presidential candidate raised an awful
howl. A substitute that a wage-earner
or friend Of the wage-earners be ad-
vocated for this Office was adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
A HANDSOME NEW CAR
Being Built In the Parkersburg Shops for
the Officers of the Ohio River Railroad.

Being Built In the Parkersburg Shops for
the Officers of the Ohio River Railroad.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va. April 16.-The
private car OF Vice-President Burt, OF
the O. R. r. R. buiH at the COM
pany's shops here, is one OF the finest
ever seen hereabouts. The outside ap-
pearance is very pleasing and the color
is the same as other coaches on the
read. The trucks used are the latest
improved design. The length Of the
body is 30 feet. The interior Is finish
ed in natural oak. Al each end is a
room II by S1a feet. In one are two
couohes designed for use as beds when
necessary. In the other room is sim
liar couch. These rooms are the par
lors in day time. In the centre Is a
sleeping room. A ccmmodious kitchen
has been arranged. The car is fitted
with electric bells. The furniture Is
finished in rattan and leather. Mr..
Burt has named the car "PooZ," that
being his wife's name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Harry Pritchard, of this city, who
signed to play first on Billy Whites Dali
las, Texas, team, was on the sick list
for short time, but is now on the team,
and putting up a good article OF base
ball.
Uncle Dan Crotty who is playing
captain and second base for San An
tonic, is setting the fans" on fire with
his terrific hitting.
A special from Dubuque, Iowa, where
the Saint Paul team has been practlclng,
states that Jack Glasscock has filled
hole in the team and has injected much
needed ginger into the club. He is IN
excellent form.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-17
GAVE NO ENDORSEMENTS.
New Jersey Republicans Send an Unin-
structed Delegation to st Louis.


structed Delegation to st Louis.
Trenton, n. j., April 16.-When the
Republican State Committee was called
to order, Edward C. Stokes was named
for temporary chairman and later was
made permanent chairman. After the
temporary organization had been effect
ed the convention took a recess until .
o'clock. The temporary organization
was made permanent after the reas-
sembling of the convention. The fol-
lowing delegates at large were chosen:
Senator William J. Sewell, Of Camden !;
Garrett A. Hobart, of Passaic; John
Kean, Jr., of Elizabeth, and Franklin
Murphy. of Newark. after which the
platform was presented and adopted.
The platform declared for tariff.
Following is the money plank;
The standard Of value in this coun-
try and in the other principal CONNER
cial nations of the world is gold. Wages
and prices have been made and fixed in
accordance with this standard, and the
welfare OF the people demands that it
shall be maintained.
we regard the agitation for the free
coinage of silver as a serious obstacle
TO our country's prosperity
The McKinleyites began their fight as
soon as the resolutions had been read.
Congressman McEWan spoke against
the plank, declaring against the non
instruction of delegates and offered a
resolution inStructing for Mckinley.
He WAS ruled Out oT order
Delegate Edgar, of Railway, offered a
substitute requesting the delegates 10
support Mckinley. The resolutions
laid on the table and the convention
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lieves in an American policy and SYM

lieves in an American policy and SYM
pathizes with the Cubans.
Governor Bradley is endorsed as
Presidential candidate, but in the event
of his name being withdrawn, the del
egates are instructed 10 vote for Nc
Kinley.
The resolutions We're adopted with
great enthusiasm and without oppo-
sition, but it is an empty victory for
the Bradley men. whose plan has been
10 give the delegates straight instruc-
lions. The Mckinley men are jubilant
over their success in forcing recogni-
ton from the faction which has con-
trolIed the convention from the out
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