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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-19

The MARYLAND Live Stock Sanitary
Board held "a meeting Tuesday says the
Baltimore sun and decided 20 confer with
Governor Lowndcs about adopting prompt
measures in stamping out tuberculosis
which is said 10 exist in cattle I'm parts
of Maryland
A member OF the board said:
Under the provisions of tho law We
ind that we are hampercd and are UNI
able 10 make a thorough Investigation OF
this disease. What We desire the Gov
crnOr TO do is 10 permit as to appoint
fifteen or twenty veterinary surgeons
who shall be paid about 500 for three
months service. These men shall make
q thorough inspection Of the cattle in The
State.
AS II now Is. we only make these inves-
legations when we are called upon and in
many cases tuberculosis is prevalent I'm
herds of which we have not been notified.
In Baltimore there are no less than
1000 or 1880 cattle slaughtered every year
and turned into pudding which is cat
en-. These cattle. in many instances are
infected. A farmer viii find q COW losing
flesh and then he sends her 10 "pud-
ding" factory. whore he receives from 81
10 s. for her. This COW is turned into
food product"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-19
KEY MONUMENT DESIGN.
The One Submitted by sculptor Doyle, OF
Now York Cifv il Adopteh,

The Committee on Design Of the Key
monument have submitted a report re-
commencing the selection Of the design
submitted by the sculptor Alex lnder
DOYLE. Of New York city. The report was
adopted unanimously oy the association
and the contract was awe rded 10 Mr..
Doyle. says a Frederick dispatch 10 the
Baltimore sun.
Tho accepted design f. to he completed
I'm time for unwilling June Il. 1895 and the
site selected is an elevated plat facing the
main entrance 10 Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The bodies Of Key and his wife will rest
bCIeath the monument.
Five thousand dollars was appropriated
Tor the monument fund by the Maryland
Legislature and the remaining sum need
ed WAS collected by the association from
persons in all parts of the country, many
penny ana nickel contributions being sent
by school children.
The design selected consists OF n Circu-
lar pedestal Of granite on series Of
unusually wide-spreading bases The
height OF This pedestal is about thirteen
feet and its breadth at the base is fifteen
feet. II IS simple I'm design. except for a
band OF carving around tho base of the
die and band Of stars under tho cornice.
the artist having devoted more study TO
TUIIlNiilN anu 1851 Ii'iAe VI ''tiiAltN' 'i''tt'
TO n0rid Celebrations.
Nevertheless tho whole effect Of tho
design is ono Of elaboration owing 10
the sculptures. These include "a bronze
statue OF Key, nine feet high. surmount-
ing the pedestal. lie is represented on
shipbcnrd by the dawns early light ass
lac discovers that "thc flag IS still there.
His attitude IS one of eXultatior and I'M
SEPARATION as with the right arm he points
his companions to the flag and with the
other waves alcft the paper on which
he is presumably writing the poem.
At the base Of the pedestal is bronze
group emblemat'cal of Patriotism The
figure of Liberty is seated. with lag
resting on her shoulder teaching the
lesson of patriotism 10 - youth stand
ing on her left. The youths right hand
rests on the flag. while his left IS cN-
tended. Iiberty's left hand extended
grasps the sword of defence, with the
point resting on the ground while fer
arm embraces the figure Of child.
Beneath tho 2roup ON the face OF ITS
base is carved the seal Of Maryland, rest
| ing on a palm branch that extends across
the face Of the stone. In the rear Of tie
monument. resting on its base is tablet
bearing the text Of 1.-THE star Spanglcd
| Banner
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lie is an engineer on the old Dominion
Steamship Line. Miss Brown was viHiilhs
her uncle. Mr.. -. II. Evans. on 'ha'io''o
street, here"
They LEFT for Manchester yesterday al
tcrnoon.
RRIEFs AND PERSONALS.
Miss jamie T.. Cobb OF Slate River Mlils'
Buckingham county, IS visiting her sister,
Mrs II. 4. Maurice on Perry street
While Mr.. J. =. Ford. the collector Tor
Mr.. \. j. Dadron was making his ioinos
IN Richmond on "wednesday ne Iouhu d i"-
dies handsome gold watch ana chain. ne
watch was studded with DIAMONDS. III,
found who the owner was and returned
to her the property.
uino her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reid
on Perry street.
MIR James 4. Parkinson Is visiting ms
nelcc. Mrs. j. =. Robinson. on Hull street
MIR Tom AshbrOok. who was 80 badly
hurt by Jumping from his engine fc"
weeks ago. Is able 10 be on the streets
Tho meeting ut Cowardin-AvenueC Chris
tan church was well attended wednesday
night. There were three baptisms
mis- was the best attended prayer meet
ing since Mr. Spencer has been % itor OF
this church.
nl. hCleit NfiHpu l'AA y ''t'AN"s '''~'+
ing FOR Petersburg.
There was quite a pleasant time spent
az the home Of Mr. Thomas Brown, on
Eleventh and McDonough streets Wednes-
day night. The young couple enjoyed the
evening with games until a late hour
Tho infant child Of Mr.. j. +. LOckctt
died I'm Chesterfield county Wednesday.
II was buried from Branchs church yes
torday afternoon.
Judge James NJ Gregory. who has been
very sick. is much improved.
There will be n sugar-stew at Mrs. ).
W. Simpsons 1919 cambridge street this
afternoon from TO o'clock, for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian church.
Tho Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the case Of Davis administrator
VS. W. Ben Davis. for rent Of land. The
court gave judgment I'm the sum Of $50
in favor of the plaintiff.
Willie Graham, the darkoy who was
shot Tuesday night, is still resting quiz
city. Nothing has been heard Of Hall
by the police.
The Street Committee expect 10 have
the work of paving Hull street commence
ed about the middle Of April
Mr.. L. Wells. who has been confined 10
his home ut Chesterfield Courthouse. was
well enough to visit the city on Wednos-
day.
Ina v Goodwin the little daughter Of
Mr. D. W Goodwin. has been the victim
Of scarlet-fever. but is now improving.
Mr. J. w. Gary's daughter. Eethel. IS
recovering from a recent spell CT siok-
ness
Master Leslie Thomas has been con-
fined TO his he'd by sickness.
Mrs s. +. Loyal remains IN the very
critical condition which she has been IN
for several weeks.
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The Southeastern Baseball League.
composed Of the cities of Atlanta. Angus
Ia Macon. Columbus. Savannah. Ca, and
Charleston. :. c., seems 10 be I'm very
shaky condition and II IS not unlikely
that when the National League clubs 20
South they may ind no clubs with which
20 play out the extensive schedule OF
games arranged by the former president.
Mr. Boschc
\ schedule was carefully arranged by
Mr.. Bosche and printed, by which the
Boston. Philadelphia. Brooklyn. Plttsburg
and Richmond clubs all swung around
the southeastern circuit, playing a series
OF games in each city. Manager HanlOn
could not agree with Boscbe. so he ar
ranged his own schedule. but II the league
falls through the Orioles cannot play the
games arranged I'm Macon, Columbus and
Atlanta.
At a meeting CT the Southeastern
League in Macon Saturday. President
Bosche resigned and only four cities were
represented. Nothing was done. but II Is
hoped 10 straighten up things at meet
ing In Charleston next Sunday.
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FACTS WITH POI>1s'
Everyone Of These Statements Absolutely
True.

Mr.. A. w Sharper. Ct Prospect street.
indianapolis, Ind. SAYS "'a''''''
prompts me to write that stuarts DSS-
pepsia Tablets completely cured me "a
Nervous Dyspepsia from when No.
suffered for the last four years. hiu ", ~
many remedies without results nul an
now cured and have gained IN hesh' SisIp
woll and have none but words oil pta'fs
for Stuarts Tablets"
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels. Lynnville. Iowa.
ut has been six months since tooA
Smarts Dyspepsia Tablets and am fuliy
cured Have not had a particle OF as
tress or difficulty since. This Is IN me
face Of the fact that had suffered from
stomach trouble for twenty-five years anu
was pronounced incurabie by the doc-
tors"
James Newmostes. Eau Claric. WIS
SAYS: Two 50-cent packages OF stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets did me more good than
any remedy ! had ever before tried. they
hit the spot with me and l once more
have an appetite and can eat what
please without fear Of distress and bloat-
ing afterwarG"
Or. Harlandson relates the case or MISS
Helen Sholes Of Nashville. who was
cured Of dyspepsia and gained eighteen
pounds in weight after suffering from
stomach trouble for eight years. me
doctor uses them I'm all stomach troubles
because they are not q secret patent II ed-
icine. but contain pure pcpsin. Dias'a7e'
fruit acids. and valuable digestive wiich
digest the food whether the stoma u
works or not. gives Il the needed rest ana
n cure IS the natural result.
DR. Jonnison says nine-tenths or isease
IS caused by INDIGESTION and Stuart
Dvspcpsia Tablets il the safest and best
cure. because they are not a secret patent
medicine but contain the valuable diees-
tive principles needed by every weak
stomach and a whole box would not hurt
a child. being absolutely harmless.
All druggists sell Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets at 30 cents per package.
Send 20 Stuart CO., Marshall Mich for
little book on symptoms and treatment *
stomach troubles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Take notice that the undersigned VIII
apply to the Richmond, FredeficksouIt
and Potomac Railroad Company Tor the
reissue OF the following certificates OF TIE
stock Of the taid company, standing IN
the names q VI. Robinson, Dr. Beverley
Robinson. of New York. and NJ. Robinson
Jr. i'm trust for Beverley X. Robinson,
son of Dr. Beverley Robinson. OF New
York. the original certificates having
been lest.
Certificates Of per cent. guaranteed
stock - .,
SO. 100. dated November 8, lS" for 80
10. iS2. dated December o. 1879, for 3
shares.
40 los dated May o. is,l FOR shares.
Certificate Of common stock
40. 1882 dated February rs. l>.3. Tor ll
shares. BEVERLEY hDbl NS'-''
fo5-frSt Surviving Trustee
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y - -0T-0-7l~---~-(-|-1l y
VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCERY
' ColIRT OF THE CITY OF llCli-
NfOND THE aTH DAY OF EEktJAh

-
VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY ~ ~, y
MOND THE aTH DAY OF FEBRUARY .
$. C.. Richardson IN her OWL right and
as cxocutrix Of me last will ana testa-
ment of ". r. Richardson. deceased
Morris Robinson and Fannie Robinson.
his wife. Howard Swineiord, trustee,
and ais
The object OF this suit is
/. To attach certain real estate or the
defendant. NJ. Robinson. for the purpose
of paying or satisfying debt due the
paintin amounting 10 s2t1O. SAID real
estate consisting of GAP lot LlpAigJ lctt
ca Louisiana street, between second hlu
Third streets. In the city OF hlchmohu, :
(bJ a lot 3lxS0 feet on BALDWIN street
near Seventeenth street. also IA said CITY >
and (c) forty lots at Leonard Heights,
IA HenricO county, about Two liiiles WtS1
of the city limits-all which property was
conveyed TO said ". Re binson by anne
Robinson NV decd dated December =,
1894 (D. y. lE b. page ~, hlchihoHu
Chancery CourD, ana 800,
2. 10 set up a certain lost note OF said
Fannie Robinson. given as coiateidi So
curity for the plainlln $ eiaiin salu n.y.
being dated October 20, 1894 made pay a.
.llc o. .he order OF said Fannie EObinsol.
six months after date at the city BANK OF
Richmond, AND secured by trust-oceo
on said Louisiaua-street property.
And affidavit having been made ana
fled that Morris Robinson ana fonnie
Robinson are not residents OF the state
OF Virginia. ana that the names ana resi-
dences of the holders CT certain not -
usdc bv said ~. Robinson and Fannie
Robinson. pupcriing TO be secured oy
trust-deods. TO II. Swineford. trustee, and
j. =. Word trustee. on one OF more
of said pieces OF property are unknown
n Is ordered that thcy appear here within
ffteen DAYS after the due publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary 10
urotoct their interests IN this suit
4 c0py-Teste. ,..,
a. W. Patterson. p. q. Ie'-lf'
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IOIT FULLER HERE TO NIGHT.
How the Clever Little American girl
Learned Her Wonderful Art.

Learned Her Wonderful Art.
Tho little. saucy-faced American Girl.
that is known to-day the length Of the
Paris boulevards as la Lole, and who is
10 appear at tho Academy tonight and
at matinee tomorrow. must have some
thing of the poet in her When she de-
cidcd 10 dance for a living, just as she
might have decided 10 20 on the trapele
or jump from high bridges, 10 being neces-
sgry for her 10 do something truly start
lin. she did not seek q ballet master and
get him TO teach her how 10 point her
toes. Had she taken tho course when
would have suggested Itself 10 almost any
other woman IN the world she would not
now be LA LOie' on the Pari5 boulevards
and great star IN the armament OF art.
She chose to study the accidental gTaceS
Of nature as they are expressed IN curl,
ing ocean waves. plumes OF smoke, ana
whrlng flames. IL was very large uh-
dertaking 10 capture and command THESE
curls and plumes and Whirls. but MISS
Fuller set herself to the task. and, strange
as IL may seem. she had soon mace tneiH
her stock in trade, and Us now cna.ltlt
to produce them whenever hne VISITS
~ 90 TO the trouble. She can be section
90 ~ c,c1one or a house anre 10y merely
touching an electric button. Again she
will transform herself into snoW-squalL
"Put She doesn't dance said an en-
vious premiere denseuse VINO was Nd'l"-
~" INV dear" put in some one who, was
sitting close by. edo get her TO ten you
how She learned not 10. .
Nn,, eeff-rceuocting bird would weep
with chagrin at seeing Lie Fuller spread
tLo wonderful wings Of her draperr and
90 90 sailing through the shafts Of light tnat
arc aimed at her by faithiul, calC ,i,eiiei
-To &c a epcctacle that As scarcely etualltu
~. ,ainbows torchlieht professions. Mag
~ ara Fans. or naval paradcs. She IS appa--
,r., 80 envoloped I'm weather First there
&c the broad sunshine of MONDAY tneil
n mist falls. then rain pcurs. men , tortb
,r,nds bloyy then the sun comes lot I'll
'cnt~ and gradually fades through va
rions bues until 81 disappears and pearlg
,,,oorliebt bafhcs tho dancer. Througn
a. All the young woman is as dlstint'y
,i.ihln ~ flnngh She wore ~ nDI U'lu,
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no FOR wAsHINGToN!


,,a,,rration of President Mckinney
The Richmond. Fredericksburg ana 10. TO
,oroac Railroad Company Will sell tickets
richmond TO Washington ana return
,rarcb 1st ID. and 3D. and for morning .s
' ..,i,,. March { 1897. for $3.50. good To-
return until March sth. inciuSiyy,g.; ,-rAp
I'm addition TO the. fODlt H. itIcc 80 ~
TRAINS PER DAY m cacn ON bo,,rs
specials Will be arrahseu lo' "'
To suit ,...,io,,
sbort line between Richmond and WASH
iugtOn. ~ .-..,,sf,re
p,cari2otious wishing special cars
sho,iid arrange for same at once.
sno"'" G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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General PASSENGER Agent.
General Ofice-ROanoke. Va.
n lCHMoNn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &

edmond, FREDERICKSBURG &
IN POTOMAC RAILROAD. ,e.-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECI. Eli, -. ta'''
LEAVE BYRD-STREEp STATIC .e,r
1880 A. NJ. Daily except Mondays !9r
Washington and points j. oIl
The New York ana loil0a ~
Special All pullman cars. no
extra charge other than res
MAR Pullman rates. -
$40 A. NJ. Sunday only tlr Ndehln5 'oil
and points North. oiops ~
Elha. Glen Allen. Ashlti 10
boswell. Ruthcr Gl,n fengia'
Milford. Guinea. tredcIlc Ns-
burg. Brooke. ana ~ lnt" ~.
s45 A. NJ Daily except sunday lVI
Washington and points .Noi ~.
stops nj Ei1a. Ashland, aS =
lofsville. boswell. tuli,eF
Glen. Pencla. Mlforit Noon7
Zane. Guinea. summit, fItd-
o,lckshurg Brooke AND lle-
water Pullman Gar. -
l2:OO NJ Daily. except sunday, Tor
Washington and points NOT .h'
Stops az ElOa. Glen aleu-
FrederlCkshurg. Brooke, ana
Whitewater. Parior-Oaf' al'o'
connects with Cou1iesslOAal
Limited az Washington.
7I5 L. NJ Daily. for Washington ana
points North. stops a. Ilu9'
Ashland. boswell. Mliola;
Tredericksburg. BROOKE ana
Whitewater. and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Richmond 10
New York ..
ARRIVE BYRD-STREEr STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily Stops mo Underwater
brooke. Fredericksburg, Mill
ford. boswell Ashland, ana
Elba. and ether stations sun
days. sleeper New York 10
Richmond.
PAS L. NJ. Daily. except sunday 2toB
at Whitewater, Brooke, tred-
ericksburg summit Guinea
WOOdslaue. Milford, Penola'
Ruther Glen. boswell layloi7,
vile. Ashland. Glen Allen. ana
Eliza. Parior-Car from WASH
lngtOn.
ITO Z. NJ. Daily. Stops only az Frede-
ricksburg. boswell, ana ASH
land. Pullmau-Cars from ne"
York and Washington.
1886 p. NJ. Daily Stops AZ Widewate
Brooke. Fredericksbuts' sum
NIT, Guinea. WOOdsiane Mii-
ford, Penola, Eutn-r Cen
boswell, Ashland. Glen Allen'
and Elbd. S.eepiutB ttl...
FREDERICkSB' ACCOMMODATIONS.
DAILY. except sunday
800 T. NJ. Leaves Byrd-stleet atation.
$50 A. NJ. Arrives Byrd-street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY. except Sunday)
642 a. NJ. Leaves Eloa.
$40 I. NJ, Leaves Elnd.
$40 a. NJ. Arrives Elbd.
500 T. NJ, Arrives Elta.
c. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
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RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
EFFECTIVE FEB. Z, ~ ~;
, I'1tINS IItAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 '''''' DEPOT. ...,
900 A. NJ. Daily arrives tetetaV'' ~
A. NJ. NCrielk ~, - -. o.
Stops only at refer anA'a'
Navcriy. sind SUFFOLK, va. -.
o.o- II D.ily. arrives icteisOuts -
wv a. ''''' a. IT,. Weldon HAD A. NJ,
r0yfleston 1920 T.. NJ. saFtn-
nan Il.yO a. 81, Jac~sonf ne
O A. ~. Port lamps NV
y NJ Connects az w ileon
with 80. o. arr.yinS SJ '., i,,
Iofo S.05 r.. NJ, Miimi.nsl,n
5.D H. VI. Pullman Sleeper
New YORK TO JacksonNlhr-
30 l.. n. Daily. local. arrives tel''F
bnr~ 5tz H.. 81. Makes all
$50 z. NJ bs.iy. arrives Petersburg o -
i. n Makes local stops H.
and H. railroad. c.,
100 2. ~. Daily, arrives Peteerssog.s e s.,,
D. NJ. connects with y. anu
". Tor Norfolk and Inferno,
diate points. Empet@ ~ ~
connects with 8. ana -. To-
stations between EmpoIl@ a "a. ~
baWrcnCcyllcl, Weluoh -
T. ~. Fayetteville. lg' - -.
NJ. Charleston COZ \. ~, "a
Nannah $40 a. ~. Jackson
vile .09J L.. 81. Port Tampa
NEW LINE rO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS -Arfivins
Aiken i.-l q. 81. Augusta , 80
A. ~, Macon ID s. g., At
lllta l-l3 II. NJ Pullman
S.ccpCrs Ncw York tO VIII
m.ngion Charleston. J1cks0n-
vile. Port Tampa. Aiken. Au-
Gee s., slstat and Macon.
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PIERRE. s. d. Feb. ls.-Mr Kyle was
to-day elected United States Senator By
the solid Republican vote, and the few
Populists who stayed by him, Nest of
the Populists deserted him, but enough
remained TO give him the required mum
her 10 elect.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR RENT, 4 GENERAL
i MERCHANDISE STORE. with u
good trade. and with or without small
farm attached The location IS within
fortv-nvo miles south Of Richmond. hay
ing "a daily mail and surrounded by "A
good farming district. VIII sell stock
cheap part cash and balance on good
terms This is rare opportunity FOR any
one desiring 10 do IL mercantile business
i'm the country Address COUNTRY
STORE caro- Times. feiS-D&Wl
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n S&7VN NortOIk51sWsstern
cchsdula IN Eject

TEBRUARY S. 1877.
LEAVE RICHMOND CDAILY. BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ, RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK VESTfBULE LIMIT
ED. Arrive Norfolk II - A.
NJ. Stops only al Petersburg
Waverly. and suffolk. Second
class tickets not accepted en-
this train.
so5 A M. THE CHICAGO EAfltES.s.
for LynChburg, ROANOKE, CO.
mmbua. and Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 20 Columbus.
also, for Bristol. Knoxville,
and Chattanooga.
1880 p. M. For Snnolk, Tsrfons and, ana In
Norfolk at 1910 Il. NJ.
1870 p. NJ. For Lyncnourf ana tSoan0hg Il
Washington and Chattanooga
Limited. Pullman Sieepers
Roanoke 90 Memphis and New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and LynCh-
burg. and ierths ready Tor
occupancy 10 $500 =. NJ. Also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Iynch-
burg and the West daily at $50 n. N.
and S.5B r. NJ. from norfolk and ne
East at ll.05 a. IL, and NLSIlBULED
LIMITED ZOO T. NJ.
once s3s Main street. ......-,.r
District Passene' Agent.
". b. BEVlLL,
General PASSENGER Agent
General Ofice-Roanoke. Va.
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The PIONEER TRANSFER COM
PANY. heretofore conducted by Captain
CYRUS BOSSlEIN, VIII be continued
under tho same management Mcssrs. r.
IL. and j. b.. WREN who have been as
sociated with Captain BossieuX for the
past twenty years. viii manage the buai-
ness for the receiver. ..
(SigrcD W. Is. IEN Nan 10
fefq-1ff Receiver.
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f;AII1.Ot ADS.
z0 q Chesapeake and
49, Chic Hallway.

4eyS3XE = "a VhooupVuho "H
Sss SNas Chic Hallway.
EfrEci1sh FEBRUARY 5. 1884.
TRAINS LEAh L. IslChMD%D.
BkOAD-SI STATION.
$50 A. NJ, Daiiy, with Chair Car Tor
local stations. Newport News.
Ola Point, norfolk, and PoTe-
mouth. Connects daily With
Old dominion steamships Tor
New York.
local stations. Newport News.
Old Point. Norfolk. and Ports
75o p. NJ. lucscay. Thursday and sat
urday Tor Ola Point No stops.
1000 A. NJ, Local train, except sunday.
fer W. Chiffon Forge Con-
meets at GordonsSiie tor
Orange. Culpegef Calyorton,
Manassas, Alexandria and
washington; al Union station.
Charlottesville. Tor t ~ men
burg; at Basic ior h"sefA-
900 noon. Monday. wednesday and Fu.
day. Washington Special
with parlOr. observation ana
dining car. Connects at WASH
ington with COngress ional
limited for an points North.
ais p. NJ, Daily, with Pulimans 20 en-
Cuuati, LOulsNltlc, anu -.
Louis. stops only al lmpor'a"e
stations Meals served olL b.l-
ins Cars. No T. Local Tram,
except Sunday, follows aDo.
train from GofdonsFilie ~
Stanton. go.
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation, except sun
day, for charlottesville. .
HOO p. NJ. Daily for Cincinnati WIN
Pullman 70 CoNnston' ~
and CordOneviuc Co tuclnnt,i
and Louisville. Meals ses'ee
on dining cars. CJnnt -.
stanton except sunday loi
Winchester. Va, ana aL
ington. va, daily for virginia
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
s.so NJ Daliy' Tor 'Ly,nchburg. Lexing-
''V ton. Va. and clifton tolse;;
Connects az 3romo' eheeP1
sunday for Rosneyi at L q
hurc. daily with y. u W. ~.
r.. and the Southern rRnW@g
for Southwest and Soutn. anu
M " clifton Forge Win no.
for Cincinnati. no,
Am y NJ tsvcout sunday. Local acc
SUI = VI, decentralization for Columbia.
TRAINS AREIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET SSIAIIO,S.
$40 A NJ Daily, from Clnclnnau. o,,
li:s0 A. NJ Daily. from Norfolk ana Olu
1l.55 A NJ. Tgc'Tndiay. Wednesday and FRI
DAY from Old Point.
3.90 p. NJ. Daily. frcm Cincinnati and
Louisville. ,,,
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
7:go p. NJ. Except Sunday from w elf
ton Forge. -..-,,, mn
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. M. Except Sunday from Co
$50 p. NJ. Daily, from Lynchburg. Lex
ington. Va. and CLIFTON Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-19

Office Of the Nireinia-Carolina
Chemical COmpHrv.

Richmond. Va, Feb. TO- 1897.
1XlDEND NOTICE.-THE DIREC-
- TORS Of tho NIRGINlA-CAROLlNA
CHEMICAL COMPANY have this day
declared ii DIVIDEND or l PER CENT.
ON the COMMON STOCK o. said COM
pany, payable Ola or after March /. 1877,
TO al, stockholders Of record OF February
~ lss. from which date o. March lst.
inclusive. tho books Of the company will
be closed for transfer Of common stock.
flf--ft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-19
CASToRIA.


It's ~ Dime Corn Salvc' guaranteed
10 cure Insist upon having 1t and take
no other. All druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-19

Cav & Lorraine co. announce new
prices. which must appeal TO coal con-
sluers. being I'm limo with present re-
duCtion in price Of all other commodities.