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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
PERSoNfL AvD GENER1L
Interesting Facts AboVt Richmond's
Il izeus and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts AboVt Richmond's
q izens and Other Matters.
Rev. Dr. w.. g. Starr preached az the
Almshouso Chapel last night TO an at
tentve audience.
AR W. u. Chesterman. after two weeks
illness from por.tonitis. is now able 10
$50 about his room little.
Mrs Bette Barlow fen down O fight Of
steps al her residence. 40. S21 west Main
street Wednesday evening about $3.50
O'Clock. and sustained painful injuries.
There will DE- q musical entertainment
ut the s. H. O.. A. Hall This eyen-
ue by Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer. ass
S. s,cd by Miss Rose NJ. Sweeney Mr.
Chas. H. Rab0ld and Miss Jessie "
Kerr
Tonight M S.g1 o'clock Dr John w
BroinaN will continue his lectures before
The Art Club on the subject of Artistic
Anatomy. ln this lecture DE viii take up
thc subject OF the muscles.
Cards are ont FOR the marriage Of Miss
Lille Dorsam 90 Mr. Robert H. Smith
Thursday evening. February 4,h at $3.50
10. 49,. at ST. Johns German church, Or-
ucr of Eighth and Marshall streets.
The regular meeting OF the Central
Union Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was neld Wednesday at tne FRIENDS
Westinghouse. Mrs. o. Il. Russell pre-
siding ARRANGEMENTS We're made fo en-
tertan the district convention which VIII
meet here 600 annual session March Sd.
Miss ada Jarvis. a charming and popu-
ar y0uns lady of Zine and China streets.
entertained "a number of her friends at a
birthday party at her home Wednesday
night.
The Rector's Aid Society Of the Eris-
c1gal church at Parton Heights VIII give
"a silver tea next Monday night the 2lst
at MIss Saunders on Barton avenue. The
programme VIII include music by me
best talent. also an art cXh biton.
Rev Jere Wetherspoon. d. D.. pastor
of Grace-Sucet Presbyterian church. viii
go 90 Lynchhurg q is morning 90 de-
liver au address before the state Conven-
ton of the y NJ. c. A. this evening. lie
VIII return TO the city Saturday morning
and viii occupy his pulpit on sabbath
morning.
Eitrch Chc1tham (colorcd was found
on Tonth and Cary streets yesterday
suffering from paralysis. lie is "a COOP
or bv trade and is well-kn0wn 90 all
commission merchants. He is about
seycuty-lve years old.
Richmond is we'll represented no the
State Convention now in session 40
Lyuchburg. In addition to- the delegates
mentioned yesterday morning. M-ssrs
g.. y. Richardson and r.. j. NMingh nm
Jr., are in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
Saw The Jnkr.

Mr. WI was guest az the Gridiron
Club dinner Saturday night and was at
first somewhat puzzled regarding the fun
that always goes with a Gridiron dinner
when one OF tho members stopped the
dinner to complain Of the soup and the
President demanded that the soup rot
be brought IN. 10 see what gave the pecu-
liar taste complained CT, Mr.. Wa looked
serious and inquired of his neienhor u
the trouble could not be adjusted without
breaking up the dinner. re saw .he MOTEL
proprietor brought In. and then the soup
Dot. and ne expected 20 see trouble over
the dirner before u was served. But when
the President OF the ciuD nshed out civil
service reform bill from the pot az the
source OF the complaint against the SOUP
ia Chinese minister saw the humor ~
the affair ana from that moment mere
was no guest who caught on quicker or
enjoyed more the jokes Of the Gridiron
than did he.-Cnicago Inter Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

The German-Amcrlcan Choral Associa-
zion held "a largely attended NEE Ing az
Iimmermann's Han last night he ng-
VA F.ne1feh elc.s were rchcarscd under
prof ssor Charles r. Muttcr's diIec m.
besides ,hc Kyre from Mozart s Iweut
Mass. 20 BE Gracious" from NJ noels-
sohns st Paul and Handles halle
lnfah n we're beautifully "a dcred Tn
Nfnec Committee rccomms nded the pur-
cresin.. of Two new choruses Professor
Rf,-t.er was instructed by Mr Charlie
Gasser. prosiI. M OF the organisation 10
get lhc songs. ...,
c.vefal new members were proposed.
and mis- cforal union is in tht' ing.
e,ierdia condition. IL BIDS far 20 elevate
fhe musicale fasfe and life OF the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
DR.. WURTH S OPINION
OF the NV Discovery In Med
iCine
A Remarkably successful Remedy For
Dyspepsia, Indigestion aud stomach
Iroub e,

DR.. wurth in commenting on recent
discoveries in medicine said. There is none
which Is certain TO be so valuable and
far reaching IN benefit as Stuart Dys-
pepsla Tablets. the new stomach remedy;
1 say far reaching. because people htue
reaule how important SOUND s.omach
ana vigorous digestion is u every man,
woman ana chud.
Iaaieesu0n ~ the starting point OF con-
SUMPTION, heart disease, bright disease,
d.abete.. nervous pioatrauon' hNer Uou-
b. es. why is mis- So? Simply because every
nerve. muscle. and tissue IN our bodies
Is created and nour.sned from the food
we cat. II that food De-. by reason or
weak stomach. compelled 10 lie for hours
a sour. fermcnting mass OF hait dieested
food. 10 poisons the blood and nervous
system. creates gas which distends the
stomach and bowels. causing pressure on
the heart. lungs and other organs and
seriously impeding their action
Tie says further. the point TO direct at
tention is not the nerves. nor heart nor
lungs nor kidneys. hut the stomach. the
first cause of all tie mischief.
The remedy 90 use for Indigestion and
weak stomachs IS not some cathartic. but
a remedy which will digest tho food. I'M
crease the flow Of gastric juice. absorb
tho gases. and Stuart s. Dyspepsia facets
viii accomplish exactly this result in any
case Of stomach trouble, because these
tablets gre composed OF the digestive
acids. asepuc pepsin. Golden Seal and
bismuth. pleasant 20 taste. and not being
n patent medicine can be used by anyone
witch perfect safety. believe Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure amy form Of
indigestion and stomach trouble except
cancer OF stomach
Full size packages Of Stuart's Dyspcn-
STA Tablets arc sold by druggists at 50
cents a boob on stomach diseases to-
gcthor with thousands ~ testimonials viii
be- sent by addressing Stuart Co., Mar
uhqU Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
CHURCH HILL ATHLETICS
ENTERTAINTNG LXLRCISES or THE
JEEFERSON CLUB.
Exciting Boxing 10 q. Between Clever
Bar and Other Spor.ys lIicks.

The Jefferson Athletic Club gave a largo
number OF their friends q reception ana
entertainment at their club-room. In
rowc.rs Han Church Hm last night.
This club. like ono or two others IA
The city is composed OF number OF
weii-known young men Who believe more
Oh spending their tine $50 their neat gym
ras.um Than Oh ,ho streets and question
able resorts.
lhe gathering at the club-room last
might embraced some OF Church Hills
most prominent youug men. and so far
as oroer was concerned, no,hins could
have been batter.
IhE EXERCISES.
The exercises opened with some clever
exercises on the horizontal bar by Floyd
hiackourn whose part oi thc programme
was heartily applarocd.
Hc was followed by an interesting sotto
between Mcssrs. ChudIey and Bebuut.
Tho bout was limited 60 four three-minute
rounds. and was declared draw by
President Evans. but Betout bad the
best of it on ponis. Cn.ldre5s lungos
were hcrce but wild. and he was some-
what su0 on his legs
Following This part Of Che blu little
Clarence Malone gave neat exhibition
OF lndian-ciub swinging dolre part ~
Dis act from the shoulders of Mr.. Be-
bout.
FOUR-ROUND BOUT.
The last feature of The programme was
quite amusing as well as interesting To
was "a f0ur-round bout between TWO good
lcosing young fellows named respectively
Courtney and Garrison. THOR method was
entirely original and while they go, in "a
few telling blows upon each other tlolr
antics and comical movements kept tine
audience In a roar of laughter The poilts
in This bout were equally divided. hut
had thc match lasted more Cham four
rounds Courtney would probably have
gotten the worst of 30. as he was breaking
when time was called.
THE OFFICERS.
The officers of this CLUB are. President.
a. y. Evans. Secretary and Treasurer.
r.. j. Joseph Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer. T. blackburn. Physical Dircc-
tor George Betout.
THE cluh-room Us open 90 members and
fue.r guests every evening ulul l0.3)
O'clock so swearing smoking or drink
me can bo INDUCED in. and the gfmnas-
lum .s always kept clean and ia order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
PoLlcE BENEyoLENrAssOcTATTo
Omccrs chosen and Constitution Adopted
alta Meeting Yesterday.

The Board OF Directors Of The Police
Zen vclD Association or Ric-mond, a
newly chart red association, ne u lhe on
ce of the chi If of police sterGay aiter-
noon az clock and elected oniceis anu
adopted "a constitution.
he object al this association IS 90 pfo-
vide by assessments ul on its active In-Ih-
beers a fund for dcfraying The FUNERAL
expenses of deceased members OF tne po-
lice department Of Richmond ana tne
wives of such members. and 10 accumu-
late a fund 10 provide for the mainlen-
ance and SUPPORT Of members OF the po-
lice department who shall be retired by
reason Of sickness old age. wounds ana
other iuhrmires.
The dnferort grades OF membership are
llfe contributing and active. The active
members are the members OF the ponce
department and only those members
shall receive the pccuniary benefits Of
tho association. The Mayor police sur
geon. mcmi eGs and cl rk of tho Fond
Of Police Commissioners are eX-oilcio
members and may vote and hold Office
in the association but they cannot be as
sesscd or share in any OF its benefits.
The association may hold one acre or
real estate in Richmond, or 100 acres
elsewhere in the state.
The Board of Directors are as follows.
First Distyict-Cnrt. w. l. Thomas. Ser
geant c. H. Matthews Louis Werner
and James n. Krouss. Second District
Captain J. r. Angle. Sergeant J A.
Cosby. r. j. Wren. K. b. Sowell, ~. J
Griffin. Third District Sergeant a. II.
c0uars. q. a. Pillow H. a. Amos. j.
H. Thomas. j. a. Sale. and Chief of Po-
lice p r. Howard.
At the me ting yesterday az ernoon the
folowin Officers We're cleo ed 10 serve
FOR one year: President. n. II. Howard !:
Presil emit a. II. Cousi 5. Secretary.
J. .. ANGLE: Treasurer. w. l.. Thomas
The constitution as adopted. among
other thin~s, prov des tina no pensions
shall be paid before the year 1902. unl 81
the funds on band may prove suuicl nj.
The officers Of The Association were Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
The luxury of
d breakfast is in its
Nice Hot Biscuit
rolls and mullins.
Royal Baking Powder
makes them light,
sweet and delicious.

been a Republican always lie did espcc-
Tally effective work FOR his party IN The
Presidential campaign and his services
have ,hus been rewarded.
Mti.e 90 is not known positively who
The chief deputy will De. the general i'm
precision is that Capt Asa Rogers Of
Petersburg VIII be appointed o. the posi-
ton. Capt Rogers was an active asprant
f1r the position Of Marshal
The position now held hy Nr. Janney
p'oaerrts win re filed bv Nr Bend't
and Mr. Peasants viii hold the position
" district deputy temporarily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

BALTIMORE. Feb l7-Mayor VIM. l..
Master aud Mrs. Annie l.. Hardcastle
were married az noon yesterday al the
residence OF the bride. IN Chesapeake
civ. Ma. Rev William Schouler rector
OF Trinity church. Elkion. was the oiiic-
iatine clergyman.
'rhe wedding was n quiet anair at
tended only by a rev relatives and fr'e-ds.
ahere was no best man or bridesmaids.
After the wedding a breakfast was sorv-
ed and IN the evening the bridal party
took the special car "Iolanthe' for q
trip 20 TAMPA Fla.
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Observation-Disclosures

WAITER n. DOYLE. Cashier Citizens
Bank Norfolk
ROBERT b. COOK. General Freight and
Passenger Agent New York. Philadel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad
]. +. ANRDE-MOTTU. OF Mottu. Dewitt
& CO., Norfolk.
J WILLIAM MtDDENDORF OF hidden
dorf oliver q Co. Baltimore.
c r.. SPENCE Third Vice-President
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company.
Baltimore.
ROBERT @. DAVIDSON. President Bal
tmore Trust and Guarantee Company.
baltimore.
FRANK O BRIGGS. Of John A. aoeb-
ling's Sons Company. Trenton. y j.
WILLIAM NJ HABLfSTON President
Citizens ENchanre Bank Richmond
r. LANCASTER WILLIAMS OF John l..
Williams Il Sons Richmond
r. LANCASTER WILLIAMS Pres
FRANK q. BRIGGS president.
WALTER II. DOYLE Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
liiO EAST MAIN STREET.

and a half she moved out of the district,
and the scholars moved also. Now we
will not have any scholars OF school age
until the last Of March. with the exception
of one. but he Is teacher. Are we COM
peled to have the school the other two
and a half months TO hold the disirlctY
we do not want the district broken up.
as II will be several miles tor the children
TO 90 70 school II such Is the case. We
will have another scholar OF school age
In July Please answer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

The residents OF Otis. Colo. are troub-
led with the problem OF whether or not
they will be compelled 10 give up their
school district because OF the fact tnat
there Is but one pupil In the district Of
school age. and this one IL a teacher.
j W. Holt. secretary OF the district
has written 10 State superintendent Pat
ton asking what shall be done, in the
following letter:
otis Colo. Feb. g.
Dear Miss Patton: Last fall We hired
n teacher 10 teach our children two
months In the fall and two months in the
spring After she had taught month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
NJ. irlr, ,lnrr.ed.

Or. ". S. stubbs Oh Dentreviiie. Nd
ana Miss Juna Leo Berry, ui Richmond,
we're married az the residence OF heF'
Dr. w. g. starr. tle ofioa-ne clersyman'
at ll.3O clock yesterday morning.
MISS Berry 81, ,no cnafni'ns daughter
Of the late James II. Berry. and IS most
popular In large circle OF friends.
The happy couple lett on Inc noon train
for "a northern trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
Oh an.ik..

The trail OF the Jubilee-or rather or
the Jubilee failures-is over the sales
Some Of our lealing West End houses
lal in an extra supply or rich and ex-
pensive materials FOR the numerous coun-
frv and foreign customers expected Tor
thai occasion. and who. alas! were con-
snl ,uous by their absence. In CONSEQUENCE
slrSs. satlns. valveis. and brocades are
offered for less than half their original
price. and genuine bargains are TO be
had.-Drapcrs Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

known The Germans say the variable
ness In color indicates a capricious nature
In the owner. The great Italian physie-
ian. Cardau declared that turquoise ses
in a ring would prove talisman against
disaster 20 any horseman wearing tho
iewel. but AZ the same time be said that
though be possessed such a rirg he never
tested its value I'm preserving his lie.
Shakespeare makes ShylocK say he would
not have given MS turquoise Tor = WILDER
ness OF MONKEYS. New York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
MY Nor ArrHoyE or IT.

n Is said The Governor T. linking OF YES
tning the Noiary Bin.
The bin 20 allow women 90 qualify and
serve ass notaries has nor been signed by
The Governor lie has. as far as is
known given no intimation as 60 what
bis action win be- but 90 is said he is
undecided ass 10 whether or not this IS
% wise measure
10 was sent TO him Wednesday with
batch OF bills. au of which he signed
yesterday except this one.
Apulica lions for commits s'ons as no.
tarlrs were received to-day from Miss q.
B Hunter of Richmond and Miss jose
ph.ue $. Ycatman off Christiansburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

The Committee on Grounds ard Buid-
f,,.,e mos of & O'Clock last night Chairman
Marx Grnst presiding, end present
Nfesers. King. Brock Neale. Briggs.
Rlanfs. ..,..-,, 49,
toc. fhe coal vault az The "ifv i1N -e-
,,-tra1 and also 10 secure BIDS for other
i.surorcments az THAI structure 10 be
Submitted 90 the committee az iis neAt
Affcr transaciiug great deal OF busi-
moss of "a routine nature the committee
ad iQurncd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

Baltimo~c Travelling Man Relieved IN tho
IoVfu.fon Hotel ~unposcd ThicfCaurht

Baltmo"c Travelling MIN Relieved in tho
I"V'n.fon Hotel ~upposod rhicfC aucht
Whcr Mr. =. p. Hin q Baltimore COM
mercigl tourist. went 90 bus room in the
Lexington last evening about $50 % clock
Doc m sscd bis ovcrc0at and reported the
CirCuUs uuce 90 the iOtrl authori'i s..
q roughly dressed man hal tc. scrn
about the rotol just before The ov-rcO0t
ves -isscd and suspicion was directed
t0 him
THE suspected individual was again seen
bv I've '0ung US in The lobby THIS time
about % o'clock going up the steps fo-
ward fho lafi e. parl0r s chase was ifn-
mod ateiy Instituted and She man cape
turld
At Tho Second station The man Fav" lis
ra~ro ae ra"-rrd Fob.ck. and claimed 90
live 'r Tenrico County
N0linr was found on bis person to in-
dirate tis pu.t. hut IFS c"eo wiz DE
placed before fref ce Tohn this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
u, .ren- Tn.Nlehf.

A ten for the Leneht Of ne charity fund
~ Old dominion Hospital vii be given
n the residence OF Mr. w. H. Gusts. cor
ner Twenty-ninth and Franklin streets,
this evening.
BESIDES a supper Of salads. olives.
cheese straWs crackers ana chocolate.
theIo win D. furnished an attractive mt
sica. programme. arranged by Capt. r..
". Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

A bright light in the county west OF the
city last night led those who saw II 10
believe that some suburban residence was
bcinC DESTROYED hv fire.
I'm vestgation developed however. that
the blaze was in body of woodland on
The Broad street road about three miles
beyond The Soldiers Home. near the r.,
F and Z. railroad. The damage was very
cful n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

The JOIN w. Doniei Club WIZ have a
hio naraao to-nipht. There will be fire
works and two bonds Of T"sic. Tee no
rafe viii 20 no town as far as Seventh
ard Broad streets.
Tho epoatinc viii take pace in on
MARKET FaU President Sam stern viii
'coU the reeting 20 order AMI Non. }.
TAYLOR FifvsOn wiz act as cha'~ran.
q banquet ~ Thon's nan will follow.
senator Barksdale will DE the tOast-mas-
90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

NJ Morgan Treat the newly appointed
Marshal FOR ibis district. VIII take c"@iso
Of IFS ONCE tomorrow morning.
SIR Samuel Bendl. welrkroWn re
publican worker OF Jchefson Ware. N.'s
L.er Amounted Office deputy Mr Bendit
- a.ru and raised in RlcAmond and has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
BRANCH r. ALLEN DEAD.
THE ESTINdBLE CITIZEN PASSES
AWAY ~ SOUTH CAROLINA,
Had Been in Feeble Health for a Long
Time-Seryed the City Faithfully a. "A
Member of the Common Council.

\ private telegram received In this
city last night announced the death IN
Summeryilo S. c., at clock yester-
Gay morning OF Mr.. branch X. Allen.
AIR Alien nao been N feeble health FOR
many montns past and had travelled
from place 10 place IN the hope that his
ncaltn might be restored. he was So
journing IN summerviile with ihat object
IN view when the end came.
Mr.. Allen spent large portion Of his
life In this city. and II can truthfully be
SAID mat no man ever stood higher or
as more beloved than he by the people
OF richmond. Though OF a quiet. retiring
disposition. he made friends readily. and
diG not seem 20 have an eremy in the
world.
SUCCESSFUL CAREER.
About eight years ago Mr. Allen en-
gagged m the retail tobacco business at
the corner OF Fourteenth and Main
streets. and by strict attention 10 his
own affairs. and upright dealing soon
built Up a large trade. He also establish
a branch store at the corner OF Ninth
ana Main streets. renting a portion Of
the store occupied by the Polk Miller
Drug company. Ills trade Increased TO
sucn proportions that he found u neces-
sary 10 open "a large store half square
lower down on Main street His two
stores nave been conducted during Mr..
Aliens sickness by his brother, Mr..
ienry c. Allen.
such a fine reputation did Mr. Allen
lear tor conservatism and uprightness
nat when the Good Government League
two wears ago was casting about for
candidates for the Council 10 get the city
out of It's financial distress Mr.. Allen
was put forward. and elected by o large
majority. Up TO the time Of his death
he reureeented Marshall Ward in the
Common Council although his feeble
health has prevented him from attending
any meeting OF mat body FOR some time
past.
A MASON.
Mr. Allen was "a member ~ Richmond
Lodge No. 10. 4 r and 4 ~. re had
long heor connected with Ie'"h-S'reet
gaptist church. and was sunerint endent
OF inc Sunday school OF that church
TIe IS ~r,rvived by his mother. who lives
~ 40 21o6 east Broad street, two
brother Ncssre. Henry and Lewis Al
len. and two sisfers-Mrs. r.. c. Suther-
lard and Mise Sarah Allen.
The deceased was "a man or the most
courteous. semitic manners. and his ami
able eisnoeition endc1red him 10 every
one with whom he came I'm contact. Fe
alwavs qtrove I'm the Common Council
% bring about LEGISLATION for the good
or his ward and tho citv at lar~e.
No information was received last nieht
MS 10 what funeral arrangements would
be made.
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lee. ed as d. committee TO solicit member
sip. aDu IL % Dch-Neu 1na. iaise nen-
Dl4 o4 lyn.uou..B L.el..o~4s "Ai d. So
cafeu.
Il.e meetings OF the association viii
he ield uual...ly N January, .apiIl, July
AID DClO.tr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

Co Make e. nepos
II was thoupht chat two new electric
companies would shortly engage in busi-
ness ln Richmond. but 10 seems that
there VIII only bc one.
on January ltu Iast two ordinances
" enc approved by the Mayor. ono grant
ing % FRANCHISE 10 the Southern Electric
Compsny and the other to The Home
Electric COMPANY The thirteenth sec-
tion of each ordinance provided that un-
less. wtain thirty days after the ap-
Drovai of The franchise the sum OF s'VVl
,,.,s fl,...it01 vitb the cllg The said franc
chisc sholid Pc null AND void
Tho thirty days expired ast nIshI lHe
Southern Eiactric Company has ceposlled
with the Treasurer tuo necessary sum.
900 in United States bonds and Sle0 ~
bonds ri ihe city of Richmond
Nothine has been heard from the Home
r.ectric Company ana Gao Treasurer c'N-
not row resolve zoe money f u is 'eh-
derel. Consequently the franchise granted
that company is nuii ans void.
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IT. VI POYKIN
General Agent
S3i east Main street.

ron c,OrrcUe AND TrfpONT DrsOR-
rrpc nee Rrau-n's Bronchial Troches
.srFqva novcr rhqnved NY mind resnecf-
inc them exoe~t 7 think h'.ter n that
Eerry Ward Beecher. Sold only IN
boxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

NEW PORT NEWS. VA. Feb. i7.-Spe-
ciai.-tlre destroyed a stable on Thirty
sixth street at o'clock this morning.
and burning 20 death a horse valued at
SO me nre spread TO an adjacent build
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18

PRICE, 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The new management have only HAD
charge OF the properly for very brlet
period but are actively engaged IN exc
cutting their plans and perfectine their
system. and the above figures are believed
20 be conservative.
Taking. therefore the net earnings for
1897 for "A basis and adding he above es-
timated Increases. We obtain the follow
ing results:
Actual net earnings year end
ing December 81. lNl.......... SIo.Ooo 10
Estimated increase from sum-
mer-car business 10000 90
Estimated natural increase
from development OF bust
ness. ...s..t .............. iO'ooo w
Estimated increase and new
business from Ocean View
road 5000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -'ooo oo
inc plant ana switch -. $500 90
--------s
Net earnings for 1898 (estmat-
eNls.. tsstfsttstt tts.sssttstssss F'ofVco 80
Ta~os State, city end
country 900. ..........S 5000
Fixed charge interest
on entire bonded
- -. 800 90
Estimated net surplus anpiCa-
ole TO dividend on Stock. T'i"'oo5 ~