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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
BUSINESS WORLD
IS PROSPERlNG.
Severe Storms the Only Unfa.
vorab|e Factor.
FAMINE IN PIG IRON MARKET
Never In History Vas This Metal so
Scarce, Yet Rates are Maintained
at Same LeveI- Produce
Markets Quiet.
FAMINE in PIG IRON MARKET
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-R-. G. Dun and
Company's weekly Review Of Trade to-
morrow will say:
interruption to every traffic and OUT
door work by severe storms was the only
unfavorable factor in the business STU
alton during the past week, while manu-
featuring activity increased and distribu-
ton though retail channels was unolmin-
ished. Reports from the West are espe-
cially encouraging, but Il few Southern
points are slow to exhibit Improvement.
Railway earnings continue their monoto-
nous record increase for January, gaining
10 per cent over last year. and 24.2 per
cent. over 1900. The fourth weeks earn
ings were somewhat reduced by bad
weather.
Famine conditions exist in the market
for pig iron. tits doubtful whether there
was ever a time in history that this metal
was so scarce Considering the fact that
production during 1901 was far beyond all
previous records. the present shortage
gives indisputable evidence Of the unpre-
cedente6 rate at which the mills have
been consuming. Controlling interests
deprecate all tendencies to initiate prices.
recognizing the fact that the continued
heavy consumption is dependent upon
quotations held at reasonable point.
Nevertheless, If deliveries are wanted De-
fore July 1st, 1t is often necessary TO pay
a premium, and consumers nave peen
compelled in some instances to place or
ders abroad. Efforts are being maze 10
repurohase iron sent abroad last year,
since that may cvade the duty.
PRODUCE MARKETS QUIET.
Compared with the cratic course OF the
cereals during the preceding month or
two, produce markets have been quiet THIS
week Dizziness and lack of special IN
huences were not productive OF weakness,
however, former quotations ne'ns sS"o-
bornlv maintained In the case OF corn
there are many explanations OF faith IN
lower prices without aggressive specula-
ZION on the short side Among tho other
staples, cotton received little support
notwithstanding liberal port receipts.
Final returns Of commercial failures
during January exhibit an exceptionally
large number OF insClvenCicS and also an
unusual number OF defaultcd liabilities.
In manufacturing lines there We're o5l fail
ures, involving S6,30S,9tS, an Increase OF
81, Go7. GOA over the liabilities Of last year.
iDefaulting traders numbered Ito, with
liabilities Of $7.116,973. an increase OF LIZ
in number and 81, 500. 16S in amount. Mis-
celaneous failures wero fifty in number
and sSS6.51 in liabilities, exceeding jan
ua1-y, 1901. by ten in number, but show
ing decrease OF s321, 442 IN defaulted la
bilities.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Atlantic Coast Line.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. "a. 1902
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
e:eo i. ~, NoRBoLk LIMITED, daily. Az.
Stops only at Pctersbrrs wavcrly md Suffolk.
sos A. NJ. daily. Arrives Petersburg o:is AZ
ehsr MsidSn I lo f. ~ f ssssnnsa 2
Jacksonville $50 A. ~. Port Tampa 40 + NJ
S Sor az Wi'se' w mnh aS Goo 2 IT. eni
man Sleeper New York to JacLsonvilie.
1i:ss 81 daily except sgnday Ariss.
DrewrS's Bluff, cen,ralla and Chester signal
500 p. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED: daily
Arrive Petersburg 3:45 T. ~, SortS.s 80 -, =
folk.
4:3o r. NJ. daily. except sunday. Arrives rs
tersburg Sis Z. n, Weldon s:32 I: 81, ana
Rocky Mount 300 T. " Makes all Intermediate
stops.
coo r. NJ daily local. Arrives PETERSBURG
200 2. VI. Makes all stops. 10000
LlMfrE6. DAILY: Arfiys Petsfsnars 80 2. M
connects with Nortoi! aud Western for Norsols
Ssa With e. ana l.
Enporia and I.awrencevilIel. Weldon o;;s Z. ~
sssystteS5is ne y NJ .s ShaFsf5Sn s NJ
Port Tampa 1890 Z. NJ
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta Ta3 A. u, Macon III ll:is Il 4.
NJ. Atlanta 1885 Z. NJ, Thonasvilio -, z. a.
Pullman Sleepers New York 10 Wiimihston,
Charisston. Jacksonville. Port Tampa. Augusta
9:l0 =. NJ, daily. Arriving Petersburg $50 /;
NJ connect at Petersburg, with Sorfotk ara
Western Railway, arriving Lypchburs 80 ~.
NJ: Roanoke 500 \. ", Bristol 1910 u Nt
Pullman Sleeper Richmond TO Lynchours
1880 7. ~. daily. Arrive Petersburg l.; 10 Nj.
York and Florida Special. Arrive Charleston 9: S3
4. ", savannah 10:5o \. M., Jacksonville 2'1
Z. NJ. st. Augustine 400 L. NJ, Tampa, lV'iV
2. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1857 \. AZ. daily. from Jacksonville ssvsn:.
nah, Charleston, Atlanta Macon, Augusta ana
s:4o 4. n. daily. except Monday. from Tam.
pa Sc. Augustine. Jacksonville, savannah ana
7:a5 i: ". daily. from Petersburg. Lyneh1uF4
s:4s y. NJ. daily. except Sunday. retersbnrs
lilo A. NJ. daily. except Sunday: FROM, Goil';;
horo and intermediate stations, NofIoiS a"'
Suffolk.
ll:lO n. NJ. Sunday only, from Norfolk. SUI
1872 & ", daily, from Sorfolk. Suffolk and
Petersburg.
els P. M. daily, except Sunday. from Peters
ESQ T. ~ daily, from Norfolk. safOlk and
7:4s r NJ. daily from Miami, Port Tampa.
| GoIdsboro and all points South
! 1855 z. n. daily. from Petersburg Lyneh
| burg and the West.
J. r.. kENLY. General Manager.
H. VI. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. ACt
| G.. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. ACT.
S2S East Main Street.
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not be long before the 1nnuences there
would reach into tho homes Of the peo-
pie. He was against bribery, rascallty,
and corruption, and he declared that it
was the duty of the voters to turn out
the man who was afraid of ward heelers
There were cases where officers would
tremble and listen to drunken politicians
before they would to the most decent
people.
NO CHARMS FOR HIM.
The office or Mayor, as 1t had been
filled recently, mad no charms for him.
He wanted 1t, not for what was in it,
hut for the best interests OF the people.
The Mayors office needed, above all
ether things, a man, and all of his time
and attention If elected Mayor, at the
end of his term he would have the con-
ISOLATION of duty faithfully performed.
The greatest possible comfort in life
came from plenty Of work and clear
conscience He had worked sixteen hours
per day for the past month, and nad
never had half so much fun In ms NE.
Here the audience broke into a spasm Oh
laughter and applause WNlch AaSleu LUZ
several Moments
The CAPTAIN said he had put the fellow
who bleeds the candidates completely out
OF business The other candidates were
saying: "Hurrall for Mccarthy; keep 1t
up" THE bummers did not know what to
do-whether to go for him or Honest
Dick'
Another curious thing had happened in
the canvass Not. a single city official
OF Councilman had yet had the courage
to come out and say he was Tor Mayor
Taylor for reelection, although III LOT
mer fights they had not hesitated to de-
clare their positions. He had the whole
shooting-match guessing as,to what to 40
WOULD KEEP IL OPEN. CO.
Mayor Taylor had said the campaign
would not open before spring. He asked
amid applause ii his hearers did not
think it was open. He promised. amir
great laughter, to keep it open until the
primary was over.
The speaker appealed for union pc
tween capital and labor. and declared
that one was dependent upon the other.
AIRY man who declared that lie was
catering to any class Tor votes was
guilty of a falsehood.
The Captain had been charged with
having in him the destructive clement
He would continue to fight for what ne
believed was right as long as God gave
him power. He asked if he was to De
called a devil because he fought the
evil he found in his way, and his audi
ence responded again with much en-
thusiasm. He had had a hard time IN
his life. He started working on a 1arnl
| at sl1 per month. and did not get tho Sll.
He knew much about the practical ar
fairs of life and even what was known
| as '.ingrowins ambition
| 1,ha sneaker closed his address by re-
| turning his thanks for the close atten-
| lion with which he was listened to, ana
| was accorded a remarkable denonstra-
| tion as he resumed his seat, which was
| continued for several moments.
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To Cure Piileg

All sorts Of misery is inflicted. But why?
MASoN'S CREAM OF OLIVES Is q direct
means to cure this distressing condition with
perfect ease. All the hurt soothed at once,
the inflammation alIayed. that hot raw sur
face cooled and healed, that strain relaxed,
that exasperatins sense OF uneasiness ended.
You can exchange suffering Tor peace.
Here's the remedy, it Will not fail you.
MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES cures Ca
TARRH. Group, Pitnples, Neuralgia.
Eczema. Burns and Piles. safe and Sure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
MIR. TREAT NOT BACK.
The hinrshsl is St:I In Washington OF Blu

United States Marshal Morgan Treat
Who has been before the Civil Service
Commission. in Washington, TO answer
charges brought against him by the Will
iiams faction as to the handling OF cam
paisn funds. did not return yesterday as
was expected.
This turn In tho fight being made
against Mr. Treat for reappointment to
the marshaiship has aroused considera-
ele Interest in local Repuphcan circles
ana various results have been predicted.
some say it will assure Mr.. Treats re
appointment. while others consider it his
death kneil Friends or Mr.. Treat say
the charges were not OF q serious ma
tare. and seem confident the boards eS-
animation will result in his rindica-
ton.
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H. Old Dominion
Steamship Go.
DajIy Line for New York. fine Mort.
ard East
FROM RICHMOND.

,ort sunday, by Chesapeake &: Ohio Rail-
nav at x NJ. via Norfolk or A NJ.
and P NJ. by n. 6 W. Railway via
nor; sailing same day, or by com
1unv,s new steamer Brandon, leaving
T pt,,S wednesday and Friday at r
NJ. arriving Norfolk at : \. n, then
. I ElEf;'EfIC;HT for all northern. eastern and
foreign, ports received and forwarded daily
nTceot SUNDAY. ar Company's wharf,
Rockets.
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IN CLAY WARD TONIGHT.
Captain Mccarthy Will Have a Great
Crowd


The mayoralty contest Is still the all
absorbing topic in political circles SO
far as the speaking end OF it is con-
cerned. it is still altogether one-sided as
CAPTAIN Mccarthy is UP to this time the
only speaker on the stump for the Office
He is still defying others to meet him.
His challenge is still open to Mayor Tay-
Tor, ana he says that II another candidate
comes on the scene lie will brand him as
a coward on the stump. He appears to-
night before The Clay Ward Actives, and
it is evident that great crowd VIII greet
him Mayor Taylor has been cordially
invited, but he says he Will not De pres
ent. The Captains next engagement viii
1,o in Jackson Ward on Monday night,
and the coming week promises to be a
busy one for him.
A prominent Clay Ward Democrat said
last night that a petition had been pre-
sented to him for his signature yesterday
afternoon, asking Colonel A. S. Buforo to
become a candidate for Mayor. According
to the gentleman seen, the nanlo Of Coun-
Gilman James Caskie was the tlrst on the
paper The contest in all its bearings IS
becoming very interesting. Mr.. Caskie Is
not Vet ready to give out his rcrly to
Cantain Mccarthy. He said last night
tha he had a statement in the course of
preparation, but that it was not yet
completed
Interesting developments are expected
almost daily in the contest, as Captain
Mccarthy promises to Spring some new
feature every time he appears on the
stump.
Political Notes.
Alderman John b Minor, of Clay Ward,
will tender his resignation as a member
of the City Central Committee at the
meeting on the 24th instant. The rules
of the committee require such action on
the mart Of a member who is candi-
date for an elective office. Mr.. Minor is
candidate for reelection to the Board
from Clay Ward.
Policeman Bryant. who is member Of
the committee from Jefferson Ward, will
not resign at the next meeting. as the
niles do not affect him. He will resign
later on, however
Mr. sam Stern said last night that he
had been requested to announce himself
for the Common Council from Monroe
Ward. but that he had. not fully decided
vet what he would do.
~ think" said Mr.. Stern, that II some
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Y0RK-2IyER LINE, wzsT " POM
THE FAyoE1TE ROUTE NORTH.

TIE EAgOElIE ECD 4 ~'S-.AA1'
LEAVE RICHMOND.
a.,n p NJ. Nc Is Baltimore Limited. DALI
,,e"nt Surdays for West Point connecting
- poi-Y with stea mers for Baltimore an
SnrS River landings. Mondays Wednesdays ap
sooIs . NJ. 40 TO- .tondays. Wednesdays
49, 40 heal express for West Point and tntci
mediate stations. Connects With stage at Lests
as a0n NJ No. 81. local mixed. leaves DAHL
%" Sunday for West Point and Intermediate
OK tfons connecting with stage at Lester Mand
s $50 W. iterton and Tappahanncck.
ZOE TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ok NJ daily. from West Point, with cor
,oS,iop from Baltimore. Wednesdays. Friday
and Sunday ,,,
sis p. ". daily. except SUNDAYS, from Wes
rotnt a-tI intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point MONDAYS. Wr,ines
days and Fridays at $3.50 p VI. arriving haiit
US? steamers call at Almonds. ciasbsns and Clog
Gee C. ". wEsrBrKY.
District Passenger Agent.
go T.. Main Street. Richmond Va.
=. II. UARDwIch.
General Passenger Agent
- s. CANNON.
Third yies-Prestaent aad General Manages
3 81 Warrington. y. Z.
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Bay Line
20 Baltimore
Via C. g. O. Railway and Old
Point.
u. S. MAIL ROUTE,

Leave Richmond Via Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway daily. except Sunday. at 4:45 p Al
connecting at Old Point with the superb stea M
ers OF the Old Bay Line, leaving at 7:l5 T. NJ.
connection with all trains North, East and West
Short rail RI le. and all night OF the finest
steamers In Southern waters. NAS-s .
s. For tickets and general information apply a T
general offices Chesapeake and Ohio RaiIwnv
Richmond Transfer Company, and $50 East Main
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SBEsABOARD
Air Line Railway.
CAPITAL cITY ROUTE"
CAPITAL CITY QUITE

Short Line Principal Cities Il tho Souta
and Southwest Fl9rida cuba dfSas ala rS nv
SCHEDULE IN REJECT DEC. l. 1901,
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATIOS-DAlLE
1887 L. a.. Florida ard Metropolitan Lin; i'm
Southern Pines. Pinehurst. Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville. Tampa, Miami, ali points Sout'
and s9athwe caSq na ss see Gs! for reer
burg Henderson. Raleigh, southern Pines. Fina
Chs ttanoosa. Memphis and all points south ans
sO s!ss E ~ .senDosra Fast Mar FOR rese,.
burg Henderson Raleigh Southern foimts Ping
points south and s9nthwss All points b IN EloFi "
Petersburg. NofliHa, " G.. and all lnternedlat,
stations. Connections at Nor1a, y :, q; WI,
$3.50 p. NJ. and Durham 800 T. 81 DAILY s2
90 D 2. " ..Eichmond aud Petersburg Local'
daily for Petersburg aud all Intermediate stu
Local. tas daily ". except sunday. for fetersb9r
ana all intermediate stations.
Trains leave fichm2nd for W9shtngtan Ne,
York aud the East daily; No. III at $40 \ "
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa tor Al
Florida East Coast points and Cuba and fortt
Rico. At New Orleans FOR all points iu Texas
'lS Trains !t!sH ARRIvE At RICHMOND DAILY.
6!$5 \: u. and sos p ~. from all point
o 5:45 p" T. &. from Sorlina. n. C.. PETERSBURG
s:45 4. 81. daily from Petersburg.
800 z. NJ, daily. except Sunday. from II
tcrsburG-
CAFE CAR SERVICE.
Cafe Dining Cars will be operated In Trnin
Nos. 81 and 81, '.EnrIia and Metropolitan l-im
ted between Hamlet, y. c.. Savannah tiI
and in Trains Nos. 80 ana 81. Atlanta Special
between Hamlet. y. O., and Atlanta, Gu Sci
vice Ia Carte: prices moderate mo; no ca Ia..
Vegetables and staples served This Is IN inna
walton and Will be found a great convenience 8
ira yelars. as against neal stations or Iabi
SLEEpINC;-CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 ard 81. Florida and Metropolitan Liz
tied. Drawing Room and Sleeping ears alN
Through Day Coaches between New York ar
Tampa. Through Drawing Room Bures Sleep
ing Cars between New YORK and htlHuti-
Nos - and G6. Seuboard Fast Mal. ThrpuG
Duing-R Room Buffet Sleeping Cars between Ne,
YORK and Tampa, connecting at Hamlet VIII
Sleeping Car to and from Atlanta. In connectioi
with which Through Pullman Tickets arc so!3
Finest Day Conches.
q. r. SMITH, District Pass, Agent
SAG Fast Main Street Phone i03.
]. ii. BhRR, Isl V. r & Cent SiaHs'r.
Il. E. L. BUNCH. Gent Pass. Agent
Portsmouth. Va.
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The Virginia Tested.
h to The .rimcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The rimcs.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Feb. THE
inspection Of the Virginia was completed
today, and oaiciais say 1t was entirely
successful. The ship will not be placed
ON the route until Tuesday.
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Pas'ng'r Trains
a|lsss = J, L.eaVe and Arrive
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 90. 1862
NEW MAIN-STREET STATION.
LEAVE RICliIOND

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 90, 1862.
NEW MAIN-STREET- STATION.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 4. NJ. daily. local to Old Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Farlor Car.
1910 A. NJ, except Sunday. local to Clifton
Forge. Connects for Orange, Culpepcr, Calycrton
and Manassas.
1920 a. NJ, daily. for Lynchbnrs;. Lexington
Rosuey, Albercne ana New Castle.
Lmisea Dining Car train pullman 11 nf for cnSin
natl Louisville and St. Louis. Five to eight
hours quickest line West. Connects for Virginia
Hot Springs. Local train follows st. Louis Lin.
tied from Gordonsyillc to Stanton except Sun.
$:.5 p NJ. daily, local to Old Point. Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Pullman TO Old Point.
ed'' to Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth. Par
lor Car. Connects at Old Point with Baltimore.
Washington and Cape Charles steamers.
Sis p. NJ. except Sunday, to Breno.
5:30 r. NJ. except Sunday to boswell
1880 P. NJ. daily. +. f.. V. Dining Car train.
Connects at Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman to
and Pullman to Cincinnati, Louisville and the
ARRIVE NEW MAIN-sTREET STATION.
500 4. NJ except Sunday. from boswell.
$3.50 A. NJ, daily. from Cincinnati.
1000 1000 4. NJ, daily. from Norfolk and Ports
1870 P. NJ. except Sunday, from Norfolk aud
$50 P: NJ, daily. from CINCINNATI.
es5 r. M d sxsept spnaa y ram He and
Lexington and buckingham Branch:
1920 2. NJ, daily. from Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Apply at 500 East Main Street oos East Main
Street Musphys Hotel To- or New Nain-stFse'
81. ". FULLER. JNo. D. POTTS
G. p. a. a. e. 2. A.
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The New college Fraternity.
Richmond College. February I, i

Richmond College, February Z, l90z.
To the Editor of The Times:
Having read in the issue of your paper
OF to-day an article which misrepresentei
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity of Rich
mond College, and feeling that you desire
that nothing may appear in the highly
esteemed columns of your most excellent
paper which would misiead the pubic.
we respectfully ask that you publish the
following corrections and facts:
The statement that "the ministerial
students of Richmond College have been
driven to the last extremity with refer
ence to obtaining honors at the college
is incorrect and ridiculous.
The intimation that there has been and
is existing a bitter rivalry between the
ministerial students and the traterplties
Of the college is also misleading. and no
loyal fraternity man in the college would
have conceived such, because other ira
ternities in college are composed IN part
of ministerial students.
No reader could justly have concluded
from the editorial in the Messenger that
the averred object of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity is to control the poll
tics of the college.
The idea that the Offices here have beer
held and the honors have been won chiy
by fraternity men. and that the purpose
Of the new fraternity is to Wrest the
offices and pIums Of the college from tiie
fraternity men" is groundless. on the
contrary, many of the highest honors OF
the college had been won by the mem
t,ars of the Sigma Phi Epsilon FRATERNITY
prior to the conception of its organlza-
ton. Some of these honors thus won are
Two Literary Society presidents preSl-
dent OF the Y NJ. C. A.. editor-in-chief OF
the Messenger '01-'02, four associate eot-
tors, business manager OF the messenger
'o1-'02, Improvement medal In DEBATE ~
hest debate,'s medal 'o1, joint writers
medal of MI Sigma Rho and Philologtan
literary Societies 'Ol. winner OF JUNIOR
law prize 'o1 president Of Tennis Asso-
ciatinn 'el-02, captain Of base-oais tear
'01-'O2.
Does the foregoing show that such men
are compelled to join any orsarilZatloi'
i'm order to obtain college honors?
The statement that all the offices al
the recent election in the Phiiolos,h" o.
ciety were filed by members of the new
fraternity is incorrect. Only two out OF
the ten regular officers elected are mem
berg of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternit
Tn reference to the statement that the
new fraternity is composed soieiy vi
ministerial students. who are ali mem
tyers Of tho Philologian Society, we peg
to say that more than two-thlrds - tile
members of tie new fraternity are son
ministerial students and six are men:ocrs
If neither of the Literary Societies.
C. A. JENKENS, JR.,
r. V. MCAUL,,
E. I. ALLEN.
r. r. NF'ARLAND,
L. 3. COX,
Committee.
f-he Times takes pleasure in printing
The above letter. 1t is needless 10 say
We had no intention Of placing our toul's
J;c1,f
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\ S s M |loTfqIhm@n|esIerIl
NOVEMBER "a. 1901.

LEAVE RICHMOND tDAILYl. BIRD-STREET
STATION
500 A. NJ. NoRFoLK LIMITED; ArEiye at
Norfolk 20 A.. NJ Stops only ar Petersburg.
e:05 \. ". THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
LynchburG. Roanoke; Columbus and ChicagG-
man Sleeper Roanoke, to, Columbus: also for
Bristol. knoxville and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville:
$500 p. NJ. OCEAN-SHORE LIMITED. Arrive
Norfolk 500 2. NJ Stops only at Petersburg.
Wayeriy and suffolk Connects at Norfolk svith
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York. Bal
timorc and Washington.
7:23 ?. NJ. fof Suffolk. NorfolI and fntecnle-
diatt. stations. Arrives atNorf0lk at 1910 z. VI.
o:1o 2. NJ, for Lynchburs and Roanoke. Con
meets at Lynchburg with Washington and Cha
tauoocn Limited. Pullman SIe.pers LynchburE
TO Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe. .Paror aud
Observation Car Kadford TO Alfalfa. Ala Putt
man Sleeper between Richmond and Lynchhurg.
Rprths ready for occupancy Mt $50 p II. Also.
Pullman, Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchhur- and
the West daily 1T 1886 \. hf. and 5:56 r. NJ.
from Norfolk and the East at I1:10 A. VI, II AZ
4 NJ and $50 p. NJ.
:, Ofice--No. $50 Main Street.
LSO. e WAGNER
City Pass. and Ticket AGt.
c. II. BoSLEY, Dis, Pass. Aet.
". e. BEYfLL. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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met,odist Suudav.scIocl Society.

The FEBRUARY meeting Of the Metho-
dist Suuday-school Society will be held
at Denny-Street Church. Fulton, to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
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Crhe Times takes pleasure in printing
Tho above letter 1t is needless to say
wo had no intention OF placing our EouhS
friends, in q false light There was ever
reason to believe our lhiori!latioh va
correct, and since it appears not 20 nav.
80 y, como matters of detail the new
erota-,,i+v is given full hearing. 1t
,,as oIIr hest wishes Ed. TinesJ
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y. zrs,A: CURE NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money
if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, PIN
pies and Blackhea6s on the face, and
all skin disease. soc.
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All Hz7a0rs

are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
,ot take care of without help, there IL
such an accumulation OF them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimplcs, boils, eczema and Other
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tree
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges
ion, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.