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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
WILL VISIT NORFOLK.
THE HOUSE RIyIH JND HdRBOE
COMMITTEE 50 ~ CTDES.
The Mayor ofNorfoIk Notified-WilI Leav
Washington Next Friday Evening.
General Walkers WORK.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2O-speclal-
Mayor Mayo to-day received a telegram
from Congressman Tyler stating that the
River and Harhor Committee Of Congress
viii visit this port next week.
TIL PROGRAMME.
WASHING ron. ID. g.. Feb. 2o-Spe-
clal-The House Committee on Rivers
and Harbors to-day agreed 70 accept the
invitation to visit ana inspect the Nor
folk harbor. which was extended them
some time ago Dy the city Councils and
other public organizations OF norfolk and
Portsmouth.
The programme may. as forecasted
in this correspondence yesterday. be
for the committee to leave here on next
Friday evening. via. the Norfolk and
Washington steamers 10 spend Saturday
I'm viewing and inspecting the Norfolk
harbor and return here Sunday morning.
Ten members Of the committee. inciud-
ing Chairman Hooker. have signed the
resolution TO accept the invitation. and
several others, who are absent from the
CITY to-day are expected 70 do 50 on their
return.
The members Of the committee viii be
accompanied by their wives and families
and other invited guests. The party VIII
COMPRISE about fifty people and the trip
VIII be doubtless enjoyed.
Tho meeting Of the COMMITTEES to-day
was the last chance. and II the invita-
ton had not been acted upon there
would not have been the shadow OF a
probability Of tho visit 70 Norfolk' as IL
,s generally admitted here that the com
mittee would not have considered any
proposition whatever looking to~srd
visit during the early days Of the next
Congress. or even before the preparation
Of tho next river and harbor' bill.
GENERAL WALKER WotN.
Too much credit cannot be given 10
General Walker for the interest he has
taken I'm this matter. and it IS mainly
dro 10 his efforts that the invitation was
accepted. Ho not only strongly advocated
It before the committee in session but
after adjournment saw each member per
sonally and secured his Signature 70 the
resolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Max Pohie. q Young Married Man, Has
Narrow Esclpr fiom Death.

NIX poble "a Young married man. OF
aL5uf f,,.utv-fbf.,. Wears of age. uving
al s6 RandG.nn -iree,. and employed At
the Allen & Omier Hfancn of tne Amer-
Gam .5Dlcco COMPANY. seventh ana Cary
sfr.-'e. fo@l ", ou'.ntitr OF lauoauum yes
tcrlsy ogen.ne
d IS taousbt that he repented OF his
RASH purpose of quitting tue world, for
~"oal ~, In. i...-I.r ct',rias n Al.
po,ie Who ule. at The corner Of Norton
D-'.' ...'.-. --a foId him what he
Sad done
M 49, l....., for. SOM, tiii1s
in inc employ oi Tic late Air. Edward L..
IIt.a.y. IIeldent ol tno Virginia NaNls'-
lion company, being now eng ated al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
On THE RApPAHANN0CK
tIFTY THOUSAND DOILARs OTFEE.
M ron An ORANGf co.'s ~ FARM.
An Epidemic of MeasIo--SpoLe Factory
for Orangc-Now County Bridge
Personal Notes.

fNEpElslI kSBUkG, VA. Feb. 90
SneoM.-Iho farmers OF this section zen
efali5 are busy piowlng. icbelng ana do
Ing other fam worA, preparatory Tor the
crops OF the coming season. Inc wheat
crop is more promising IMAM usual al thin,
season.
Ino Washington Guards, Captain NJ.
j.. Rove. wlA GA Monday next engage
in "a shooting contest for the sener CUP
after which Aey vial have q public pa
ra4c
Iono d. Co.. havo sold TO Mr.. H. s
Iatcs. % handsome building lot on Lee
avenue. on which ho VIII erect a modern
dHeilinB.
a srOkE FACTORY.
Mr NJ. A.. Waite has purchased a site
ON Tie *. IL. d l.. railroad near Orange
ana Will at once build and operate d
large spoke factory.
hev. ". IA. Clark. OF Richmond Is In
the city. inc guest OF ar. a. -. Tapscott
and family ana Will nn The pulpit at
81. Georges church on Sunday Rev.
W. II. smith. rector OF ST. George s
church VIII preach 900 Richmond. lac and
Mr. Clark having arranged 10 exchange
pulpits
Measles are prevalent m some sections
OF the surrounding counties. Ia one
ncighborh0od there are said 10 be over
ono hundred cases.
Gcrmanua bridge on the Rapidan river.
which recently feu iu has cen replaced
by nret-ciass iron structure and travel
over 10 bias been resumed.
Mrs. Andrew Murray has contracted
for new modern residence on her lot
on Winchester street near the Mary
Nasaiuaton monument
FOR SWEET CHARITY S SAKE.
a committee Of ladies is engaged in
benefit of Tho hospital Co Doe given no the
Opera House. Friday evening. February
10Th. There VIII Doe two performances.
one "Jack Frost in which forty persons
viii take part and the other "rho Car
uival OF Nations 300 which thirty chill
dron viii participate.
There has been another mad-dog scare
in the county recently The rabid dogs
otter "a general fusIlado. were finally kill
81 and excitement has subsidized.
Ex-Shoun T. W. Coll3wu. of Caroline.
who died recently failed 10 leave n will.
Tho estate IS valued 40 5000 There are
eight lceafccs
Dr. T. vs. Row. O. prominent physician
Of Orange county who has been suffer-
ing from q severe attack Of pneumonia
has sufficiently rocovere- 10 leave for
Florida for bis health.
u IS said that northern parties interest
81 IN gold mining have offered Mr. Stape
Moore. of Orange county. fifty thousand
dollars for his farm.
Miss Lizzie Carroll Of Baltimore, is tho
guest Of Miss jamie j.. Wallace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. -Special.-Tn
the Corporation Court to-day a manda-
mus TO compel the school trustees TO
permit n little girl named Ollyett Louise
Peters to attend the white schools was
heard. 10 will De- remembered that she
was refused admission. the claim being
that she had previously gone % O negro
school and had mixed blood IN her. At
toruev Peterson represented the planting
and Mr.. J. T.. Duncan. the school trustees.
The case was taken uhder ud'lseiienl
by Judge HanckcL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

with Faulkner for Captain and Good Nc"
All Around.

LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. D.-Special. -
rb., team which VIII represent the w ASH
iugton and Lee University on the base
hall field dun NJ tie season - s' promises
10 be stronger than any team Which mas
PLAYED under her cOiOIs since ~ "hI'
team was The champion Of the south
that season.
In addition 10 having most OF her last
years PLAYERS back, there are a cOusid-
cradle number OF freshmen, 10 whom
the diamond IS not a. stranger, ana VINO
have occupied position on the teams OF
the leading cOAeges OK the South.
The candidates. who VIII number about
thirty. have been training in the gymna-
SUM ever since the arst OF January, up 10
a few days ago. when tho good weather
permitted them to practice on the regular
grounds.
The team viii be captancd by Faux
ner. a son Of Hon. Charles J. Faulkner,
United States senator from West Virginia.
Mr.. Faulkner VIII occupy his GA posilon
at second. which be has covered SO credl'
tably for the past two years. lie IS not
only a safe man zoo the inncld. but rarely
lets the ball pass him without hitting IL
when he is az the bat.
The greater part of pitching viii fan
TO the lot Of Pratt. who has held this
position for several years. ln add tion 10
great speed. deceptive curves. and pa
feet control. he can be counted on for
sure and heavy hitting when needed. lie
Will have for his assistant Griffin, Of
Georgia. who has hadsome experience
i'm that Inc. having pitched Tor the
ShcindOah Academy for tho past two
years. >Il1- applicants for the liver pad
are numerous. the most promising being
Burr OF Alabama. Cameron OF California,
White Of South Carolns, and Weber or
Louisiana. Campbell. '06. and MeXweA,
OF Flor ga. are the two most likely ape
plicants for short. The former has play
ed for two years on the team. cid IS
noted for his good fielding and heavy
batting
First wiz most probably Dc covered by
Snyder G. f---yct TO one Aas appc red
TO contest his right MycIs. who has play
cd for the last three seasons. Will prob
ably cover his oId place 90 third. though
several contestants worthy or tie honor
vs. ID give him O. hard fight
Roscbro and webb. who well merit the
honor OF being called two Of the pretucet
ana best heldors in the South, wl meet
with very little opposition for left and
centre felds. respectively. Right field IS
a bone Of contention. the most probable
aspirants being Conner Of '95. Barclay 81
'06 Michler of Pennsylvania. Bryan OF
Tennessee. and Bundige. Of Arkansas
The manager Of the team Mr MoBraar
Moore. OF Kentucky. has been IN cor
respondence with the managers Of teams
North and South. ana os q result Wash
inEion and Lee hopes 90 meet many Of
her OLD friends again on the diamond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
Young nrhntrr..

The first meeting q the Randolph Lit.
erary Society I'm their new quarters az
Zee Camp Hall took place last night. AZ
was INDUCED in upon the question:
Resolved, That the election or Mcl>in-
ley was detrimental 10 the best interests
OF the country
Several new names were added 70 the
roll and a disposition 20 place the so
ciety upon u nrmer basis In every re-
spect was manifest All young men are
cordially invited 20 be present at these
meeting and take part In the debates,
which commence at T. NJ. Inc question:
for next Saturday night VIII be-
',Resolved. That the proposed aroitra-
ton treaty between England and the
United States should be condemned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

A meeting OF the Blues Association has
been called for tomorrow evening al 6
o'clock at the KmOry. corner Ninth and
Cary streets. The object Of the meeting
is 10 ratify the election TO be held prior
10 IL by b Company OF the Blues. battalion
when Captain j. q. Shafer viii no doubt
be asked to again take charge Of the
company.
, Second Lieutenant W. s p Mayo Will
then he appointed adiutant Ct The battal-
ion. and some one will be elected TO The
place 90 be vacated by him. The candl-
dates for second Lieutenant are. as about
a week ago. First Sergeant George G..
Bdgood. Second Sergeant George ".
Warren. and Private w. l.. Daugheriy,
Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Bell Telephone subscribers are request.
ed TO add the following names TO their
lists:
Rates for Richmond and Manchester;
Business. $3.50 per month:
Residences. Sf5o per molth.
AUCTIONEERS
1919 Oliver. c. n.
BAZAARS.
1915 ArmOry Bazaar.
COAL.
2Oi Gay & Lorraine Company, Broad
and Laurel streets.
COFFEE MILLS.
92l Richmond Coffee and Spice Mills.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
isl Taliaferro & co.
s49 Luck & Bro. T. A.
DRUGGISTS.
s55 Farriss. J.. NJ.
DRY GOODS.
5o2 Miller & Rhodes.
GRAIN AND FEED.
1865 Mayo, George ID.
374 Alvey Brothers.
GRAIN AND TOBACCO.
ssi Frazer & Tompkins.
GROCERS. WHOLESALE.
2si Gates. +. w. Son co.
100 Cary. J. r.
GROCERS. RETAIL.
i27l Thomas. 4. III.
1919 Gates. NJ. +.
1911 Hlerholzor. Alex.
1859 King Brothers.
JUNK DEALERS.
26s Smith, j. G..
PLUMBERS.
10 Mills, Morgan II.
PROVISIONS.
l25 Patrick. =. T.. co.
REAL ESTATE.
55i Elan q Co, j. i.
RESIDENCES.
go Fensom. W. r.,
1895 Bialkowski. Charles.
5a Keller. w. V.
1923 Pacinl. A. l..
1927 O'Reilly. Rev. ]. II.
1ii4 Morrlssett. Mrs. S. II.
1892 Ryan. p. J.
1853 Woodfn $. p.
1895 Straus. Charles.
80 Campbell G.. s.
1874 Stacy. q. y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lf-0 81 Paurs Church Home.
r. b. ROOD.
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

His Plea Of seIf-Defence Sustained and n
Verdict of Not Guilty Given.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. 20.-Spe-
cial--Af r o'clock this afternoon the jury
brought in a verdict Of not guilty In the
case of Mr. j. Harry bocock formerly
OF Lynchburg. who was on trial here for
shooting and killing Lewis Cheek fcol-
ored1 The defence made out a strong
case Of self-defoncc. The accused was
defended bv Messrs r. G.. Bickford and
r. NJ Lett OF this city. and j. l.. Lee.
Of Lynchburg.
Bocock was employed rs n Waterman
and Ohio Railwav Company and while
ON duty became involved in p difficulty
with Cheek. one Of the truckers who
threatened to Kin linn with knife. Boz
cock drew a pistol and shot the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

county was totally destroyed. II is said
that the mill contained large quantity
OF wheat. -four and corn belonging 20 the
farmers n that immediate section. Loss
over $4,000 The fire is believed to be OF
incendary origin. No Insurance.
The case OF the Commonwealth VS.. Nor
veil Edwards. Ca young white mani, on
indictment for forgery was tried to-day
In the Corporation Court. The case was
submitted to the jury without argument
and a verdict not guilty was promptly re-
turned M. Dan. Hartman was his
counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
INSFEcrINo rnE rosroFrIcr.
Uncle EiilS" is All Right, Says Inspector
johnP Cium.

Mr.. John =. Cluin. one of the poston-e
inspectors OF Washington. Who has been
iu this city for the past three days 10
inspect the affairs of the postonce de-
par,mcut OF this city. completed his work
last evening and left for the Federal Cap
itaL lie expressed himself as highly
pleased with the management Of the main
Office as well as the two substations. ana
said that tie condition Of the finances
WAS most creditable to the administra-
ton.
This IS the first time That the postofice
has been inspected since Colonel Cullng-
worth has been in charge OF It during
his second term. and he. as well as his
assistant. Captain Lewis j. Crenshaw.
are highly pleased with the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

CANTON, O., Feb. 2o.-Major Mckinley
has recovered his health and In the
course Of week will be better 9nd
stronger than ever. lie put the finishing
touches I'm his inaugural address to-day
and did a good deal OF work OF public
and personal nature.
He had one caller. Senator J. G. Pritch-
ard. OF North Carolina, who came TO
suggest Colonel James T.. Boyd. OF his
State. for n Cabinet portfolio. senator
Pritchard said he had a friendly talk with
the Presldent-eloc and that the select D
OF Mr. Gary would doubtless deprive
North Carolina Of representation IN the
Cahlnei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Bishop Mcnamara completes his lee
lures I'M Corcoran Hall, rwenty-hfth
near Brood street. to-day. Afternoon,
2.s0 o'clock. subject. His Personal Ok
psrfence." Tonight. $ o'clock. High Mass
for Hieh Money Low Mass. Low Money
No Mass. No Money lIe viii publicly
dress I'm mis- former rrlestly robes. Ills wife
will sing Latin "Responses.' and other
.occomnanimonts Ladies and gentlemen
welcome To meet EXPENSES silver Offer
lng taken ~ entrance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

The Earth walls Of a sewer Cave In and
Crush 10 Death Plumber.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. %
special-This evening while connecting
pipes in deep sewer. which had Just
been dug on Hanover street. Ira J.. Tur-
ner. a plumber lost his life. Tho sewer
was about fifteen feet deep and boards
had been placed on the sides Of the ditch
10 support tho sandy soil. these boards
gave way and caught Mr. Turner be-
tween them crushing MN TO death. a
larre crowd OF excited people quickly
Gathered al the scene OF tho fatal acci-
dent and the work Of digging out tho
body was commenced. This required
nearly an hour and the remains Of young
Turner were taken 10 the home OF his
mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

pow Entered INTO lfe February
On fsgT PIKE POW Frs. d. D.. aged
.ienfv-tbrce years ana eleven months.
I'uuoral services IN ST. Andrews
church At 4 p. VI. MONDAY. February
%. 1897.
E.- .tl.Fs. Entered into rest no the rosi-
dence or rcr hrother-in-l4w. DR. j. Hail
Moore Saturday. February 10 1857. al
no o'cl1.. 10. ST.. Mrs. KATE Y. BUR-
RUSS. widow Of G.. u. Burruss and
daughter OF The late Charles Comet,
in the sixty-sfcond year q her axe.
Funeral notice later.
HFRNDON Died. OF pneumonia. no VIII
Uarfsburg Va. 40 II. a. YESTERDAY. Or.
H. B. HERNDON. Of Ashland va. In
the slxty-ilrst gear OF Dis axe. WHO was
until lss7 a practlcins physician ia Rlch-
mond.
Inrernlent at his section 10 Hollywood
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
ONE WEEK MORE
or Free Framed Picturos-Engrsvings' hss
prints, OIiographs, Etc.

The distribution OF framed pictures
FREQ to patrons of Meyers. Sixth ana
Broad. which has been going on for the
last three weeks. has one more week 10
run. Parties who aIs saving up tneir
tickets with the idea OF getting pictures
for either five or ten dollars worth OF
purchases must conclude their purchases
this week, as after Saturday, February
Nth. no moro tickets will DO given out,
though you may select any picture up 10
April lst
MEYERS BIG DRY-GOoDs STORE.
Sixth and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

The rain yesterday caused a small cave
~ immediately below the Western rail Of
me tracks OK fhe Richmond Railway aud
Electric Company, on Seventh street. be-
tween Grace and Franklin The mole -
about three feet in diameter and quite
deem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. Feb. 2o.-The
Senate Yesterday passed bill appro-
printing 81 800 for the purpose OF erecting
"A monument at the grave OF Daniel Boone
end wife. who are buried in Warren coun-
tv. this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

A'Ntf sst.'s's... ..-..fl, $50
Messrs. \. Saks & Co. have generously
contributed nice lot OF clothing for
the poor and the same Will be sent 10
the city Mission for distribution.
In future the weekly meetings OF Cie
Association will be held on Monday after
moons at 400 o'clock az the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

You viii on Monday. honor the birth
OF George Washington. Make it a real
holiday Celebrate the day by having
your PHOTOGRAPH taken an Fosters.
You could not select "a better time OF
have more satisfactory souvenir OF tbs
day Fosters photographs are a joy for
ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21


ION the Ola Camp-Ground,' medley
Oarnhouse).
"The Rolling Drums" Patrol, (Bcebe).
March. Oriental webb.
Tho performance given at the matihee
ON Friday will be repeated to-morro"
afternoon at o'clock, and John jasper
will al night deliver bis sermon on 'ine
Sun DO Move" Tickets Of admission VIII
Doe sosd for % cents.
on Tuesday evening an exhibition oiln
viii be given by thl-ty httle sirls' unue'
the auspices OF the Walker ldsht 'uai"'
The Little girls will drill with gums, ana 80
through the manual of arms Ike soiuleis
OF the regular United states army co'h-
mandod 10y Captain Graves member
OF the Walker Light Guard
The following letter shows how the GOOD
work done az the different hospitals rs
appreciated among the Fcsidcnts or hlch-
"'O"0'' 1914 Park Avenue.
Richmond Va. Feb. is. 1891
Mr.. +. y. Taylor. Richmond. Va:
Ny Dear Mr.. Tayior.-About six weeks
ago you admitted. at my request. SER
want Of ours into the Virginia Hospital,
as "A charity patient. She had severe
case Of typhoid fever. but has now re-
turned here entirely cured. 7 write 10 ex-
press my own gratitude. and hers 10 You
and your associates for the truly great
and noble benefactlon that you have con-
forrcd.
Her treatment AZ tho hospital was.
without exception most kind and excellent.
desire sincerely 10 commend Won and
al others 10 whom We are Indebted for
this great act OF kindness. The spirit ~
such humanity as this cannot he So f,on
OF In too great terms Of praise. ] am. SIR.
YOURS very sincerely
3. VI BECKTAN.
Pastor Asbury Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Editor Of The Times
Sir-I'he question Of tho economic con
duct OF the city gas works. IS one or vital
importance 10 every citizen ana partlcu-
larly Is II so at this time. The question
OF the lease or sale OF these works mas
been agitated within the last two months
and is worth the mature and deliberate
consideration of every tax payer.
Statements and reports have been made
az various times but IL il evident that
clear comprehension has not been reach
ed By those who are most deeply Interest
ed. For instance a report was published
some time since where IN II appeared that
tha city had made $46.S52.42 for the year
1886. but from that amount was not de-
Quoted tho cost of extensions, when
amounted 70 sl5.73AS. which leaves the
city only S30.Gl9 30 net receipts over ne
cessary disbursements Against this last
amount should DO charged not less than
$50 go for interest on the money expended
by the city in the gas works. TINS gives
a deficit OF some $4,000 which the city
has 10 bear this year and viii probably
have TO bear every year hereafter The
payment Of interest on the money invest
cd on any Of the city5 works can not
be overlooked I'm the calculation of the
general results 10 her tax payers. We
believe that the cost Of construction and
extension has averaged more than $4,000
per year since the gas works were es-
tablished Below IS n statement hereto
fore published of the receipts and dis
bursments Of the gas works deducting,
however therefrOm the amounts properly
chargeable To that account:
Receipts OF gas from consumers Sll 100 CD
Receipts from sales OF coke, tar.
etc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SV)o vi
peooints from incaslne pipes. sc 90
Total receipts ...................'lfN N 81
Discussed for pay-roll............ SlGi2 rs
Discussed for coal................. lj.'31 81
Disburssd FOR .oil..........-......... 80 Nii Is
Disburscd for expense............. 13-s ~
Total disbursements ...........Sl2s53 1916 %
Excess Of receipts over expendi-
lures ...............-.. .....-....... Nn'''- ~
Deduct the cost Of extensions. $ij.l3i q
Interest on amount invested In
the works 01Q)..................S' 7.'f y
Dencit 10 the tY...............-.- ~ II
The foregoing statement az least lusti-
fos on the part of the city authorities a
thorough investigation OF tie whole mat
X Y. 2.
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t'''HH
HAMPTON. VA, F.. 20-speciaL-
Lfs. Nary Howard died % her residence.
ou south King street. yesterday. AGED
eighty-oue years. She had been an Invalid
FOR months and ar times was perfectly
helpless. and her death was n0t un-z-
pecteI. she leaves four chldren-tu)
cons end two daughter. Her funeral wUl
take place tomorrow afternoon from tie
Baptist church, cf which She has been a
member for sixty-ave years.
ralort . BrlsaL
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. o.
spocial.-NaIar s.. j. Dlrdsau formerly
superinteudent OF the National Cemetery
at this clty and ately occupying the same
position "a Hampton. del this morning
40 His residence at tAo latter place af,er
"a long sickness. Ills remains were
broueht here tonight % the residence of
DIS daughter Mrs. e.. O.. Holm and the
funeral services Will be held oa Mon
dag.
Iae mtermert VIII De in tie National
Cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

ALarge Tiour- aud Ggisi-MHi Burned-A

Forgery Case DisIn sssd.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. 20
Special-Another OF the incondiary fires
which have aroused the people OF Abe
marie almost 10 "a frenzy and caused the
organization OF vigilance Organization
occurred 20 o'clock this morning. when
the large flour and grist mills OF Captain
r. j. Hancock. situated near Carriers
Rrtdsa on Hardware river. In Aihsmarle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

The Labor Exchange f. national or-
oanizatiOn. and has 1I9 branches. Zach
branch is a depository for goods manu-
rrrmred by ITS members and due-bilis.
or checks. are issued 10 the rep9si,7rs TO
the amount of the value OF the goods de-
r0slel. The due-biils or checks cirCu-
late among the members Of The brancn
and are finally redeemed by IL in OK
change for goods deposited. The system
Is founded on q demand and supply basis.
reversing the Old supply and demand fall
lacv. which is expensive and Intellectual
I'M that great quantities OF goods are
manufactured ana a. demand sought for
eftoryrard The exchange always las a
demand for all goods deposited, as there
ar. due-bils out for the sum total OF the
amount deposited, and these must be
redeemed IN products
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

All. HrNIORs or THE BLOOD, from
me small pimple 20 the dreadful scrofnla
sore. are cured by Hood Safsapariila;
vrilh thoroughly purines. yltai.zes. and
eurichcs the blood.