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THE REYNOLDS CASE
contlnur. to b- bitterly Fought III III ,

Continues tn h- Bitterly Fought IL III .
Criminal Court.
The trial OF +. W. Reynolds. late sec
retary OF the Guarantee Loan & Trust
Company on the charge OF embezzle-
ment. continues to be bitterly fought
In the criminal court. Yesterday after
noon che most important witness was
Mr.. Faulkner. non secretary OF the
company, and who audited the books
While Reynolds was secretary. The. wit
ness had prepared q synopsis OF his re-
port OF the eXamlnatio1-o Reynolds
accounts. which he offered to submit.
but the nape: was not admitted as EVIL
dence when the defense objected. He
could only testify to matters that were
brought out by the books themselves.
He said there were practically no ac-
counts after October 81. lie found that
the secretary had paid his own salary to
October II, aud by a check stub next
month he paid himself SECS. which the
witness believed was for salary.
The defense in the cross examination.
~endeavored 10 prove that this check
was for the salaries OF su~bordinates
under REYNOLDS. and produced the
check on which 1t was stated the mo-
ncy was drawn for Salaries" The
witness testified that his. examination
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YOUR WEAK SPOT.
u YEN do not Know whtrs u 10 VOW
should Find Dat and Strengthen u.
uyb,ra a. tha n.e.t tnntN In ,o,,r avs.


si,oaii find Dat and Strengthen II.
Where is the weak spot In our sys-
tenn?
Is II a wenkness Of the stomach which
causes Indigestion, dyspepsia. bilious
ness. construction, hcads cbes and bact-
aches, or In II n general weakness which
makes you suffer from tired, languld
fcellnEs2
Wherever or whatever your particu-
lar weakness may be. you can. II You
will. get rid OF Il and replace It with
health. strength and vlgor. Do vol,
know-how2 II not, YOU can probably
read the following opinions on the sub
ject and get some valuable Information.
Mrs, NJ. McMahon, OF l Sumpter street,
Brooklyn, says: 81 vas formerly much
troubled with indigestion but have been
entirely cured by using Dnny's Pure
Malt Whiskcy, which I can sincerely
recommend 1t gave me relief when all
other remedies failed"
Mrs. j. W. Conner, OF Fitchburg,
Mass. sayas'I was IN bad health and
feeling very miserable and low spirited
when a friend advised me TO try Duffy's
Pure Malt Whisky. I did 20, and am
now feeling stronger. happier and
healthier than | have felt In years. II
has worked wonders in my case"
Hundreds OF similar opinions could be
furnished, but the above are quite sur
ncicnt TO prove that Duny's Pure Malt
Whiskey II %uncaualed for Its stimulate
Ing, STRENGTHENING effects. It purlfics
and qulckcns the blood. promotes dlgcs-
ton and makes sound. healthy flesh. 1t
should be remembered. however. that It
Is moi an ordinary whiskcy. but Is 'un-
like any other. On this account be sure
and get only the genuine and accept no
inferior imitation.
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12oe MAIN srRuEr.

and their records ensure Increased ID.
Joritles. For council splendid men a. y,
out. The First ward Will be rspteseay
cd next term by William seabrlsht ~ n
Charles Holderlran; the becond ~ W "
! &. Leach and Capt Paul Rieda:' " Y,
Third by John 4, Mnniey ana -,
Bartlett. For the Fourth ward. IhoaI ,
Garrett and Joseph Davis Will ca'
large figure. 4,
Yesterdays Register contalnea y J
usual stock OF campaign lies, a sea :
death wall before defeat, and psN'
Gratis felt gloomy after reading H.
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Naval
Portfolios.
Most Popular
Offer Ever Made.*s
To the Public.

Tho second large consignment OF
: portfolios containing pictures OF
: vessels Of the United States Navy
: received by the Intelilgencer yes
: terday at noon was exhausted in a
: very short time. The publishers
: + doing their best to supply the
: unexpected demand. and a third
. order placed by thu lntelligencer
: is expected to arrive to-day II moth.
: ing goes wrong.
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Fatal Figh, Between Min-r..
Special Dispatch to the In,ellIrcncer,

FAlRMoNT, W. Va. April 4.-The
liunSarians at the Monogah mines, this
county' got on n regular spree Saturday
nisht ana Sunday. Fighting took place.
ana dnring a quarrel between Dan black
ana steve Soboc. the former shot Soboe
twice. inN'ctirS wounds from which
he cannot rccovcr. Black left immcdI-
ately for Pennsylvania. and has not been
n~pprchenGcd.
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RENWooD ELECTION TO-DAY
republicans Confident OF Electlnc rhcI,
Ticket by Big MaiorItIcs

EaEI "hoJoiilieS.
me BSnwood city election occurs IL.
oay, ana It promises to be very intrr-
eS,,ns. The Republicans nre certain
mn,ne.s' so far rs the offices are con.
III H Ihey expect to defeat, ono Of
WV I'd Ieahoctatic candidates in the Third
m "a,u, u ward which Is known as Tam.
many, so strongly Is II Drn,oora,ir
Naturally. the greatest 6cbt cans r,s a',c,
me city sergeant, md tho nrcsnuI ~ Nh
run. frank W. Porterfleld, is uLnI,. 70
" rewarded with a handsome maior,tv
,ie a upheld his office to the admir-,
FOR him. ""o "hi 'ote
ING rest OF the ticket also insn,rcs
s~9nHasnce. for the matcrIa! represent.
~, seeking reelection are Mavor
Inomas Shepard, Recorder c, Fl. Mnr.
san ana Street Commissioner Martin
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Special Dispatch to the Inteilisencer.
sTEuBENVILLE. April 4.-The Re-
puoficans here to-day elected water
works trustee and township ticket by
small majn-itles. Also five councilmen.
with members OF school board and four
assessors. The Democrats elect one mem
oer OF the school board and two asscss-
ors, Two women were defeated for the
school board. In the Sixth ward VIII
Campbell. Republican, and Jacob Rch-
ringer. Democrat, are tied for council.
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showed disbursements from April 1 to
October l.. amounting to s3,i6S sc. FOR
which he had found vouchers for only
$500; this evidence. however. was ruled
out. The state offered checks given for
salaries OF subordinates 10 show that
this particular check was not for the
salary OF anybody but Reynolds; this.
too. was objected 10, and ruled out for
the time,
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R.1. s67: Il. P. Rodcwls, (D.). so2;Nel-

sons majority. 1865.
Councslmen were elected ms follows:
j. r. Seabrook. (R.). August Bahra.
lR.), William d. Klnscy, CR,). Abe
STAN, Cd, Fred Wasseman, (D.)
Assessors were elected as follows.
Ihornas Holt. (R.), W. D. Manse!, (R.).
w. Leach, (R.), Thomas Murphy, D.5'
William Campbell. ID
In The township the vote. including
me city of Bellaire, was very close
George Kern. (D.). was rc-elected trns.
ice ny 10 majority. Amos Roscoe, Cry,
was elected clerk. 2l5 majority; viii
nam braiaard. CR.). constable, as ma
Jori'E; George McKclvcy, (D.), asses.
sSE o. Shc. township outside the civ.
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Special Dispatch TO the I%ntclllscnccr.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 4.-Pen-
sions have been issued to West Virgin
ians ds follows:
Observation-Disclosures johnson. Mounds
Vile. s6 to SO: Andrew j. willie. Letart,
~ TO SIG: lsaac Wagner. Hebron, IS TO
Slo; ANDREW Gillespie. Wheeling, Sc TO
$40: Richard Springer. Colfax. Sc 10 IS.
y Widows pcnsIo:i has been granted.
also. 70 Sarah Cnmberledsc. Greene
county, Pa,
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A MIXED RESULT.
Both pniti.. Shared In tho Fraits or Vic
tory at Bridcep ,rt.

tory at Bridgep ,rt.
Over In Bridgeport, both parties
shared In the fruits OF victory yester-
day, the occasion being the annual mu-
nlcipal election. Fred NeinInger, the
Democratic candidate for mayor show
ed surprising strength, defeating C. ".
Howell by las majority. Thomas
Thompson. however, beat out Henri
HINES. the Democratic aspirant for
marshal to the tuae OF 100. j. a. Faw-
cctt. Republican. for town clerk, had
the largest majority OF all. 1853. Mr.. Nc
Conaughey. Republican. won from Lyle
on a close margin for cemetery trustee.
and the Democrat 70" city treasurer
defeated Fox by n majority OF Il.
Tho tabulated result Is as follows.
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Woman aud Habe Burned to Doati,.
Special Dispatch to tho Inlclljprncc

SISTERSFILLE. W. Va. April A.
The home OF Mrs. James Miahe!s burned
last night. The woman ana he: baby
perishcd. The husband was not Mt home,
and has not returned since the fire. The
six-Fear-old son says n man came 20 tho
and his mother sent HIN to the
neighbours. Before he returned tho IRE
was burning, and the man had disap-
peared. The matter is 10 be investigated.
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a GLORIOUS Vl.T0RY

Achieved Yestordry ny Mariin's Ferry
Repubi,can.-Thsy Elected = OR Em.
tire Ticket With the Exception OF one
Councilman aud one Assessor.
Yesterday the Ohio towns eel the
river, had their annual municipal cleo
tons. and OF all the victories achieved
by the Republicans. that at Martins
Ferry was most notable. The Democrats
succeeded In getting only assessor
and one councilman, those In the Fifth
ward. Elsewhere all along the line the
Republicans won handsomely. Mar
tin's Ferry Is deserving OF the congrat-
ulations OF the party. The count In the
Third ward was not finished until .
o'clock this morning. The result:
Mayor-Shipman. (R.I. 1876: Terrell,
(D.). 6S5.
Marshal-Lindemuth. (R.), $780, Bruins.
Cd. COL.
city treasurer-Coss. (R.). sl4: Hill
debrand. 3D.. 6Si.
City Solicitor-Smith. (R.). sis: Fran-
els. CD. sos.
City Commissioner-Howeil. (R.).7s3;
Meskell. CD, 72S.
Water works t,ustee-Moore, (R).9s0;
Jones. (D.), $50.
Electric light trustee. F. Moore,
(R.). SIT; Spence. CD. 57l.
Cemetery trustec-Hodsell. (R.). 936:
Pennington. (D.). 506.
Board OF education two to elect)-
Tweedy, (R.), 1853; Rothermund. (D.).
ISL; Vickers. (R.). el9; McGlenn, CD.
45I.
Council--First ward, Robbins, (R.);
Second, Charles Downey. (R.); Third.
C. II. Carpenter, (R.); Fourth. J.. G.
Hayne. (R.): Fifth. Anon Paxton. Cd
Assessors-F1rst ward. Harry Rom
lex. (R.); Second, Frank Brook, (R.);
Third. Walter Duff. (R.): Fourth. Pier
Coleman, (R.): Fitch, Edward Schrodes.
(D.)
The Martins Ferry bond Issue Of
5000 carried, S67 to III.
Justices OF Peace 1.-TWO to eiect)-Kel-
Ter. (R.), $50: Clemens. (R.). S97; Kidd,
(D.). So; Ring. (D.). 401.
Township trustee-Pitner, (R.), 914;
Leatherwood, 3D.. sic.
Township clerk-Morgan. (R.). 80:
He'll, 3D.. 4Sl.
The vote In the Martins Ferry Conn
try) precinct. was as follows:
Justice OF the Peace-Keller, (R.), IS;
Clemens. (R.). IS; Kidd, CD. 90; King.
(D.), 81.
Trustee-Pitner. (R.). 81; Leather
wood, Cd. los.
clerk-Morsan, tR.). So; Hell, CD.
80.
Assessor-Cope. (R.). g.; Gor, (D.),9e.
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WE offer this week a slightly uSn
Stulz & Bauer plano. taken IN eScna..,
for a Ludwig. for SIS cash. II ~" ~,
OF their largest styles. and Is ID ~"
class condition.
+. W. BANNER Co.
1910 Market s.rts-
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE d.,
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine IaV.n y,
All druggists refund the money u n'n'
10 cure. &c. Tho genuine has L ~
on each tablet,
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SNOW IN APRIL

Late last night there was a drop In
temperature. and a. . o'clock the ground
was covered with a slight coating OF
snow. And It's April!
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CONS or riiI REVOLUTION,

Tho annual meeting OF tho Society mt!
West Virginia viii bc held In tho p al /
Of tho Hotel Windsor. Tuesday. ap,Tli
1SS. at : o'clock p. n. AL mSmsF,
requested TO DO on hand prompsE',rr.
APPS se:rta'S
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VELVET CARPET SALE.
so Ho,i. wilton ve,vst Carpet, nsMru,
siSiis, Tuesday and wrdmt,IaI "a,
crnts per yard. SIS 6mkaDEbA~~
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a LAZY liver makes n lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters Is the natural.
never failing remedy for n lazy liver. /
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ECZEMA. scald head. hives. Itchl-
ness OF the skin Of any sort. instantly
relieved. permanently curod. Doan's
Ointment. At any drpG store,
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considerably Inadequate had bean tap-
propriatedt Il
The committee adjourned at 10
O'Clock. ttftt Iat
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FELvErCARPETsAI
30 Rolls wilton Velvet Carpets, new lie.
sigma, .Tnesdny ANA Wrdnosdny at ~
ssnfa per rnrd. G. MENDOZA co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-24
REV. MR.. HURTCALLED
$40 LARGE COUNTRY FIELDS
WANTS MANCHESTER DIVINE.
Vg WILL ACCEPT ONE OR THE OTHER
2, Is strongly believed He WIN
Leave Stockson-Street Church-nis
Mind Not Made Up--Body of DIR.
RronauRh Arrives This Morning.

Row William +. Hurt. pastor OF the
s,ockton-Stroet Baptist church. Manches-
yer. win very probably leave his field in
this city TO accept ono or the other Of tho
iao country charges which are now be-
.rc urged upon his consideration with
adj tho zeal that the most influential
members Of these churches possess. Tho
fs.ds 90 which he has received calls. the
one coming Tuesday evening and the
other close upon Its heels yesterday morn
nr. are Beulah and Hebron. in King
william county. about thirty-miles from
Richmond. and the influential Bovdton
lharrc Of Meeklenburg county. Rev. Mr.
Hort has not indicated to either 81 the
churches seeking his services what courso
p, win pursue. nor has ne yet brought
Che matter 90 the attention Of the
doacons OF the Stockton-Street church
bat members OF both committees. from
their respective churches, have expressed
themselves as being hopeful that he will
accept 1t may be stated, though not
upon his authority. as very certain no
u.i resign his charge here for one or the
other OF the pastorates rendered him.
Nr Hurt, during his pastorate of FIVE
years at the Manchester church. has been
absent from his pulpit so rarely on Sun
day. that when q few Sabbaths ago he
Was absent twice in close succession sus-
rc.on was aroused that he had gone Ia
preach at other churches by invitation.
Ila young divine was seen about IL yes
teraa}, ana candidly admitted that he
Dad received the calls indicated above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-24
CALIFORNIA FHc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. REV YORK, KE
(fe 1-Tu. 1y&weow-tcnr)

damages for defamation Of character was
called yesterday and dismissed the at
torneys stating that a compromise had
been reached between the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT. The ground Of agreement was
that the defendant should pay the plain
tiff 500 in money and retract any state
ment or report he may have circulated
rejecting upon her. In turn the paintift
releases all claims for damages. and pays
the costs of suit in the court.
FUNERAL OF ESTIAIABLE LADY.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Gratznowsky,
an account of whose death has appeared
in these columns. took place yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ffth-Street
Methodist church. Rev S. II. McFaden,
the pastor conducted the service. and
the interment was made in Maury Gene
terry. Mr.. William J. Morrissette, who
has a very sweet and effective tenor
voice, sank during the services.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Simon
Peter Jones. A. ID. Jackson f. c. Tins
ley. f. Jurgens. J. II. Busby, j. y. Hack,
Major " Donati and w. G. Tyler, Jr.
The following are the members of the
family from a distance who came here
to attend the obseques: Mrs. i. A. Att
kisson. Of Peoria. H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Borman. of Seymour, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs William Borman. of Indianapolis,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Borman. In
dianapOlis; A. +. BOrman, of Washington,
ID. c.. Mrs. NJ G. Gratznowsky of Phila-
dephia; Miss Lou Gratznowsky, Of Phila-
dephia; Mrs Charles Myers, of Philadel-
phia: Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Whippey, Of
Chicago, H. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Borman. of Chicago, were the only mem
bers of the immediate family who could
not reach here in time for the funeral
The telegram was received too late.
Deceased was a lady of estimable and
lovable character and her many friends
feel the sense deeply Of personal loss.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. John n. German has gone to Win
ston, n. c.. on a business trip.
Captain A. c. -Attkisson, who has been
detained at home by sickness for several
days, was able 10 attend court yesterday.
DR. Merchant. formerly Of this city. but
now a physician of Dumfries, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Charles r. Craig is in New Orleans,
attending the Mardi Gras.
The three children of Mr.. ]. o. Mann
are quite sick at his home, on Tenth and
Semmes streets.
The meetings being conducted at the
Central Methodist church are still grow
ing i'm interest, and are well attended.
The silver tea - Buck Hill Tuesday
evening. given by the ladies' Aid Society
of de-Memorial church, was sue
cess in every particular.
Or. William Dunn, of the Johns Hop
kins Hospital. in Baltimore, is the guest
Of his uncle. City-Treasurer J. w. Bro
naugh. on Tenth and Porter streets.
MIR. w. d. Wake is kept at his home
on Twelfth and cambridge streets, by
sickness. He is improving slowly.
Mr.. W. l.. Robinson, Of Petersburg
formerly superintendent Of the Old Do
minion mills, of Manchester was in the
CITY Yesterday He says his mills a-o
night and day, and are doing a
good business. He is with the cotton
mills of Powhatan.
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OBSERVANCE OF AsH-wEDNEsDAy.
Services I'm the Churches and for
Business-Men.

The Blessing of Ashes took place in all
the Catholic churches yesterday, ana
masses were said as on Sunday. Ash-Wed-
nesday. the first day Of Lent is holy
dav of obligation, and all the services
were largely attended.
AT the Episcopal churches the beginning
Of the penitential season was marked
with services morning and evening ana
special Lenten services were held at the
Lutheran churches at night.
The services for businessmen openeu
favorably al 1905 east Main street. kew
William Meade Clark delivered very IN
teresting and practical business tax on
why a man should stop both IN his Dusl-
ness and his religious life and careiully
take stock" and see what growth or pro-
gross he was making. The meeulns "as
well attended. and the hearty congrega-
tional singing. under the dictatorship Oh
Mr.. Lorrimer Jones, was marked ana
pleasant feature. ~, oo,,,
REV. William Alexander Barr VIII coii-
nence a series Of sermons on the froui-
cal SON, AT Monumental church TINS eve
nine These services will be held on eaeh
Thursday night during Lent and Will D"
made very attractive.
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Justice John Holds Forth.

Bette Winston was a worshipper al
the White Temple, presided over by jus
tice John. yesterday morning on the
charge Of being dsorderly i'm the street,
and was fined $3.50 and costs.
Mary Hinder, Mary Tom, Tyler Tom
and Lena Judge. three Syrian women.
were charged with stealing a lot Of coal
from the Richmond Ice Company, and
were required to give security in $50 for
sixty days.
In the case of Benjamin Timberl- xe.
charged with assaulting and cutting VIII
liam A. Smith, the accused was fined $
and the costs
The attention Of Justice John was then
taken up in considering a number of
penitent DRINKS. and Sergeant Thomas
announced that services had concluded
until this morning. and that he would
like to see as many of his friends out
as POSSIBLE.
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Good TempIars in session.

District Lodge. Independent order o.. Oh
Good Templars, held meeting dr5,, III lodge
vas renresented. Quite number OF can,
Sid9tes FOR admission were received. ana ana
o :. ,,os3 interesting address was delivered
Nv Rev a. ]. Wheeler. delegate to the
Supreme Lodge from Maine L tbe ni mhf
Session Mr. Wheeler gave an illustrated
taik on Switzerland. Banners were awa ware,
ed as follows: First. for largest numnS S
~ limitations. to Fulton Lodge; second;
TO Surprise Lodge (Wiiii,amnlsouIs3i sepot 10
II.i H. Lodge, for highest ave-
raee per cent. in attendance.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
~ OLD DO MON
N&A STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FsAASTs%A DAILY LINE
FOR
NEW YORK.

Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake end Ohio railway at $50
A. Nj. or Richmond and Petersburg rail-
rUad Norfolk and western route) A.
Nj, connecting at Norfolk with Old Do
minion Line steamer sailing same eve
ming for New York.
ALL-WA1ER ROUTE.
Steamship Ola Dominion leaves Rich.
mond every Monday at p. NJ. Tor New
York via James river.
Tickets on se!e at Richmond Transfer
company's coz east Main street: Chesa
neake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots. and al
company's office. 1912 east Main street
Richnbnd. BAGGAGE checked through
FREIGHT
FOR New YORK points beyond can
hs shipped by direct steamers, sailing
rom Richmond every MONDAY AMI
EPIDAY at Z. NJ; also, by steamer
LEAVING Richmond WEDNESDAY s II.
Nj. for Norfolk, connecting with steamer
iY Manifest closed one hour before sailing
''I Freisht received and forwarded. and
VI, cae'e~n o~d fnrei9, ports
"0' FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers ~ais leave caisy. eAceps sen.
day. 10 Norfolk o. Old Pol.lt Comfort
connecting with Norfolk and Western
railroad o.. chesapeake and ohio railway.
leave every SATURDAY passenger land ana
freighD. and MONDAY freight only.
Sailing from eompan5s lier, No. "a
North river, foot OF Beach street. at 3 +.
FREIGHT received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
FOR further Information apply 70
JOHN ", MAYER, Agent.
l2i2 east Main street,
Richmond Va
W. L. -ouIllaudeu. yies--Presldsnt srd
'>'a no Manager. New YORK ~ ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-24
nA.,.. uas aone 10 the AsyIum.

] G. Bailey. the Henrico lunatic. who
ferrorized Varina District some time ago
and has since been IN the county jan,
was removed to the state Hos s..ua,, ~ ~
~ ne Uospstai. came here for Bailey yes
serdav morning. and left on the afternoon
trasn BAILEY was delighted 20 see the
agent ia whom he re2osAixea 40 ela
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-24
mr.. ca,isch Gone 10 savannah.

Rev. Dr. r. ~ Calisch' rappl OF SEN IN
savannab whittier ne goes TO deliver a
lecture tonight before the savannah ~
ne,,,n The Ivceum has been served with
the leading orators and lecturers OF me
country. and the invitation 70 Dr. CAiisch
is a decided compliment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-24

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and trs,y beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and Observation-Disclosures. It's
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL