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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-15
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NOVEMBER 81. 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILYO, BYRl
STREET STATION.


900 4. M.-.-oRFOLk LIMITED. Ar
rive at Norfolk 1f:20 a. NJ. Stops only
a. Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk
9:05 y. M--THE CHICAGO EMPRESS.
For LynchburS. Roanoke. Columbus and
Chicago. Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg
to Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper Roanoxe
to Columbus; also for Bristol, Knoxville
and Chattanooga Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke to Knoxville.
300 P. M.-OCEAN- SHORE LIMITED
Arrive Norfolk $40 P. VI. Sto,s only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk Con-
meets at Norfolk with steamers to Bos-
ton. Providence. New York, Baltimore
and Washington.
7;:3 P. M.-For Suffolk. Norfolk and
intermediate stations. Arrives at Nor
$40 P. M-For Lynchburg and Roam
oke. Connects at LynchburE with
Washington and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg TO Memphis
and New Orleans. Cafe. Parlor and OBJ
servation Car Radford to Alfalfa Ala
Pullman Sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg Berths ready for occupancy
al $50 P. NJ Also. Pullman Sleeper Pc
tersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at 7:3J \. NJ and
S:.5ti P NJ: from Norfolk and the East at
1I:to A. NJ: II 40 A. NJ. and Csc ?. NJ.
Office-No. s3s Main Street.
JNO E. WAGNER.
City Pass. and Ticket Agt.
c. H. BOSLEY. Dis. Pass. Agt.
w E. BEvTLL. Gen. Pass. Ag--.
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IsAIIa;OADS
SBA bClA RD
Air Iine naIIMAy.
CAPITAL CITY ..oUTE."

f- 80
South and Southwest, FLORIDA, Cuba,
Texas California and Mexico. reaching
scHE itiiI IN sl EF ssasez DEC. l. 1901,
z ltstA1NS LEANl kICHMOND--hl1Al
1o..,s sL = - TSTATIoN-DA1LY.
r.i,oi,s.,.!. ~ Florida and metropolitan
Raleigh, Southern Pines. pinehurst. Cos
IumoIa, savannah. Jacksonville, tampa.
NAN Mai an points South and Southwest.
CuDa aHd the west : loies.
1913. p. NJ. Atlanta Special" for Pc
isrs5urg, Henderson. Raleigh. Southern
Pines Pines, Finehurst. Camden. Athens. At
phts and All points South and Southwest.
: 90 =. M Seaboard Fast Mail FOR
Petersburs, Henderson, Raleigh, South
era Sst po!nts Pinehurst. Athens. Atlanta,
sNtashviiie, Memphis, and points So,s.h ;si-d
$40 A. NJ. '.seaboard Express oaily
ior petsirsburs. Norlina. n. c.. and ali
Koruna. N c.. with train arriving at
Henderson 200 P. NJ. Raleigh, $50 Z. NJ.
sma durham, 3:53 P. NJ. DAILY except
800 I. A.. "Richmond and Petersburg
Local daily for Petersburg and all in
teTmediate stations.
dda ;43 +. NJ Richmond and Peter;nur
burg anu all intermediate stations
,cd! rams ieave Richmond for Washington.
t MGw York ana the East daily. No. 81 at
- .D.l L. W.
connections at Jacksonville and Tampa
for all Florida East Coast points and
euoa and Porto Rico. At New orleans
rornia. "-.o'
TRAINS ARRIVE An RICHMOND
1AILY.
6:S2 q. NJ. and sos P NJ, from all
pe. i4G south and Southwest.
ourg and local points.
2 S:3o a. NJ. daily from Petersburg.
Petersburg
CAFE CAR SERVICE.
r, LIE 9!ning Cars will be operated in
IIroPoiitan Limited between Hamlet. y
e, savannah. Ga. and in Trains Nos 81
On, ,tito ,'.'' ATLANTA Special" between Ham
E re-, ~ e. and Atlanta, Ga Service Il la
meats. meats. vegetables and staples served
i1 .re 20 an innovation and viii De found
great convenience TO travellers, as
Dining Cars.
SLEEP-NG-CAR SERVICE.
~, NOS. 81 and 81 Florida ana Metropoli-
Ing Cars and Through Day Coaches be
Draw Dra Wlng-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars be
Tween WeG Ne wv York and Atlanta.
Mail Through aGd D DtnfS ssdsoona But If.
1eu Sleeping Cars between New Yock and
ia, ,aiiipa. connecting at Hamlet with Slcel
ing .Hs car to and from Atlanta, in connec-
ton with which Through Pullman Tick
cts are sold. Finest Dav Coaches
COO T. z. SMITH. District Pass. Agent,
$50 East \ Main Il Street. Phone 4o5.
R. les e /. BUNCH,
Genl Pass. Agent.
Portsmouth, Va
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WAITED SEVEN YEARS.
Mrs. Ashley Has Lost Hope aud Will Apply
Tor Divorce.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
SUFFOLK, VA. Jan. 14.-After waiting.
seven years for the return of her young
husband, Mrs. Mary T.. Ashley has fin
ally lost faith in his affection, and to-day
decided to institute divorce proceedings.
Having no marriage certificate, and
having been told SO. she said that the
leaf recording the event had been torn
from the clerks office register. Mrs.
Ashley appeared there to-day in a state
of great anxiety, but was soon rcas-
sured.
Then she declared her intention. Mrs
Ashley, formerly Mary Parker, daughter
of Isaac a. Parker. was; on August IS,
1894. married to Charles Ashley. She was
nineteen and he was tilree years older.
Ashley deserted his bride after five
months, and has not been heard from
since.
Because of her love, Mrs. Ashley has
wept and prayed for his homecoming.
and her loyalty was great. Now she is
hopeless.
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NORFOLK COUNTY EXPENSES.
The Taxpayers Cal! q Halt or the super>
yisors.
(specis, Disnaich TO The Times.)

tspecis, Disnaich TO The Times)
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 1.-THE peren-
NAL quarrel between the straightout
Democrats and the Fusion. or allied:
Democrats and Republicans of Norfolk
county bloomed again to-day at a meet
ing at Portsmouth of the Board of SUI
pervisors.
When, in accordance with an act. which
was slipped through the Legislature re-
Gently, under which the county was au-
thorized to issue bonds TO the extent of
100000 to pay current expenses and re-
deem outstanding warrants. Supervisor
w. B. Johnson. for county boss and
clerk, Alvah II. Martin. moved to take
advantage of tie act, anG The motion was
adopted, trouble arose.
Attorney John B. jenkins. represent
ing various large Taxpayers said he
had looked into the enormous expenses
of the county government, and for his
clients called hait. He said that one of
the supervisors drew 81 500 for his services
last year and others drew large sums.
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FREIGHT RATES.
Southeastern Freight Association Will Dis
cuss 1GCm
NV .associatcu Prnss J


TAMPA, FLA,, Jan. li,-1ibout one hun
dred and fifty delegates 10 the conven-
ton of the Southeastern Freight -Associa-
ton arrived at the Tampa Bay Hotel to-
day. Every railroad south of the Poto-
mac and Ohio. and east Of the Mississippi
Rivers was represented.
The convention was called 10 discuss
freight rates in the above territory, anG
meetings will loc, held daily for the bal
ance of the week. s T. Parritt. of At
lanta. presides as chairman. and William
nlagill, OF Atlanta, is secretary.
The Southern Railway is represented by
j. NJ. CUP: Atlantic Coast Line by T. NJ
Emerson; Central of Georgia by w. "A
Winburn: Seaboard Air Line by c. r.
Caps: Louisville and Nashville by c. b
Compton; Plant System by ID. L. Jacks;
Associated Railways by w. H. Fitzger-
aid commissioner.
Many other smaller roads throughout
the South are also represented.
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D ally A n a P soFo1h s:5 ll H.
norfolk 11:2u a NJ: stops only at Peters
burg, Waverly and Suffolk.
0:O5 4. NJ, Daily Arrives Petersburg
vile AIS E. NJ, Charleston 1O:55 z. NJ .
Savannah 200 A NJ, Jacksonyille $50 ~.
Wilson with NO. AZ, arriving Goldsboro
1925 P. NJ, Wilmington 600 2. NJ Pail
man Sleeper New York to Jacksonville.
11:2o A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday. Ar
chester, Drewry's Bluff. Centralia and
Chester on signal.
800 P. NJ, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Daly. AEriye teteisbuig o:4o s: NJ Nor Nor,
Waverly and Suffolk.
rives Petersburg sis p. NJ, Weldon 7:35
P. NJ. and Rocky Mount 900 Z. M. Makes
al! intermediate steps,
lerspurg 7:uv 7: NJ. Makes al stops:
7..:; +. M. FLORIDA AND EST IN
OLA LIMITED, Daily Arrives Peters
and Western for Norfolk and interme-
diate poin,s) Emporise sos P. NJ. Connects
with A ana d. for stations between FIJI
M. Fayetteville ITO a. NJ, Charleston
GOO A. NJ, Savannah $40 a NJ, Jackson
vile 12:45 p. NJ. Port Tampa 1880 P. NJ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
POINTS-.ArrivinS Au t;us.a 13o9- a NJ
homasville 2:25 p. NJ. Pullman Sleepers
New York to Wilmington. Charleston.
Jacksonville, Port Tampa, Augusta and
Macon.
s.55 p M, connect at Petersburg with
.Sorfolk ard Western Railway, arriving
K kzaehbq5 20 40 n Run snn Sleeper Rica
mond to Lyncnourg.
1880 p. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg
1910 A. NJ.
1850 P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. The
New York and Florida Special: . arrives
Charleston $50 a NJ saya ~ h, 100 "a
400 p M, Tampa 1O:4O 2 M
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1857 A. NJ; Daily. from Jacksonville.
Augusta and all points South
6:4o a. NJ, Daily: except Monday, from
vGnnah and Charleston
7:35 A. NJ. Daily. from Petersburg.
Lynchhur and the West
S:4S A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. Pc
i 1DIos A. M. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. from
Goldsboro and intermediate stations, Nor
folk and Suffolk.
Ii:10 4. Nj, sunday only. from Nor
Hap A. NJ, Daily, from Norfolk, Suf-
folk and Petersburg.
-2:15 P. NJ, Daily, except Sunday. from
ESQ ?. n. Daily. from. Norfolk, Suffolk
:45 P. NJ, Daily. from Miami, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville Savannah. Charles
ton. Wilmington. Goidsboro and all points
South.
S:56 P NJ. Daily. from Petersburg.
Lynchburg and the West.
T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager
J. r. KENNY. General Manager.
H NJ EMERSON GENT. Pass Act
C. S. CAMPBELL. Div Pass. Agent.
SIS East Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-15
ABANDON DEMONSTRATION.
schIey's Time in Chicago Does Not Admit
OF It,
lBr Associated Prcss.l


CHICAGO, ILL. Jan ia monster
demonstration by the German population
of Chicago, embracing a torch-light pa
rate of four thousand veterans of the
Germany army and a chorus OF thou
sand voices. was slated for the coming
celebration in honor of Admiral Schley.
rrlrat it is not to be is only due TO the
fact that the events already arranged
for his entertainment more than occupy
The time which the Admiral can spend
in this city.
Late this evening the committee held
a meeting at which it was decided to
abandon all OF the plans for the enter
tainment and instead to formulate an
address of welcome. TO be masnificently
engrossed and adorned with a cut of the
Admiral's flagship. the Brooklyn. and to
present it TO Admirol Schley during his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-15
FROM NEW YORK

Ika,A:troln cOmpanys pier tsAcept
NnrIh tiver. at $ Z, M. for Old poi1a
Comfort and Norfolk. connecting : Win i,ts
SSNesIt.rn trains 1or Richmond s1!io
FREIGHT received and forwarded
daily except Sunday. 3 :
Ticket on sale at com .,any's office NJ.
1e1.E East Lain Street: Richmond Trans.
fer Company. No 9133 East Main StreeI.
Mu-phy's Hotel, Chesapeake and c1t,fn
and Richmond and Petersburg depots'
Richmo.u. Baggage checked through to
Ftr 4lrther information apply to
OH n, :. r. MAYER. a gent
No. 1912 e. Main Street. Richmond. Va
General offices No, 81 neach Str.ef
corner West Street New York. u. :.
]. 3. BROWN Cen. Pas
!HB. WALKER. Ira tic nj ana ger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-15
JEFFERSON CLUB OFFICERS.
Annual Election Held Last Night-hlr. Pa
phaeI Levy President.

The jefferson Club held its annual meet
ing for the. election of officers last night.
The following were chosen:
Mr.. Raphael Levy. president; Mr.. Leon
Dettelbach. vice-president; Mr. Isaac
Held, secretary; Sol. L. Bloomberg, treas
urer.
Board of Governor-Josep L. Levy,
Moses May, NJ. s. Rosenbaum, l. II.
Kaufman. a. NJ. Marcuse. I. j. Mar
cuse, l. j. BinsWanger. Aaron Jacobs,
Myer Frank ano Samuel L. Eichel
Library COMMUNICATION Wallerstein,
NJ. ]. Straus, II. S. Bnswanger.
Trustees-S. w. Stratus. Israel Stern and
Henry Flegenheimer
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H. Old Dominion
Steamship Co
Daily Line for New York. tIle Mort.
and East
FROM RlCHmOMD

PASsENGnt>s can leave DAILY, except
Sunday, by Chesapeake. ana ono EfiilW..,
ato A. M via y orlOii OF y a. M ana $40,
y, AZ by n. and w. kaIlWay via Norfolk
both lines connecting With direct steam
crs sailing same day.
Steerage passengers can leave by auxn-
larry steamer 4 qsa.a aa Wednesday ana
ana Changing to main-ltne ship at Nor.
Up TR EIGHT for all northern, eastern and
forairr ports received and forwarTad
da;lv except Sunday. at companvss
wharf. Rockets.
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while none of them might legally receive

while none of them might legally receive
over $50 per annu1n.
CONSERVATION ensued, and the matter
was referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Jenkins said he represented Messrs.
w 3. Carney, Foster Black, Deal NJ
Minor. Tillotson, Bilisoly and a score of
others. Largo taxpayers are among
these.
1t is understood that the battle has
just begun, and will be continued at d
future meeting, at which Mr.. Jenkins
will be, present.
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Bay Line
60 Baltimore
Via C. & O. Railway and Old
Point.
II S. MAIL ROUTE

1.eave Richmond via chesapeake and
chia RAILWAY daily. except Sunday. al
G t.IS y. NJ. connecting at Old Point with
fJs superb steamers of the Old Bay Line.
wing l.sg ut 7d5 P. A.. arriving Baltimore
80, A. A. in time to make connection
With all trains North. East and West.
snort rail ride. and all night on one OF
fha finest steamers in southern waters
For tickets and general information APP
-ir at general offices Chesapeake and
Ohio RAILWAY Richmond Transfer cons
pany, and S36 East Main Street
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TWO SHOTS FIXED.
0ne OF Them Crashed Through Window
Co nciIu1an Stems store.

Twice on yesterday was Councilman
Herman STEMS place of business on
Brook Avenue, struck with rifle balls.
The first time, about > o'clock in the
afternoon, the home was struck by Il
small bullet, about a 22-caiibre size
Shortly after o'clock q bullet crashed
through the window glass, and narrowly
escaped striking a negro man, who
was sitting on his safe, in the head. \
small hole was made in the window and
the bullet embedded itself in the opposite:
wall,
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Guarantee Company.

The stockholders of the Guarantee,
Building. Loan and Trust Company yes
terday elected the following officers: Viii
liam c.. Camp, president; George G. JEFF
ferson, secretary. Directors-William c.
Camp, Fritz Sitterding, James Lewis An
derson, James d. Crump. ]. w. Rothert,
a. J. Chewing. Robert Whittet, Sol
Cutchins and j. IS. Hill.
The affairs of the company We're found
In most satisfactory condition.
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Dwelling Turned.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LEESBURG, VA, Jan. 14:-About noon
on Sunday the dwelling of Mr.. w. c.
StahI, between -Ashburn and Ryan, was
destroyed by fire from a defective fuc
The greater part Of the furniture was
saved. There was about $3.50 insurance.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. "a. 1901

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. "a, 1SoI-
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA
$50 A. NJ. No !. 0aily for Durham. y.
c.. Danville. and all local stations South.
connecting at Burkeville for Farmvtlte
and Lynchburg: at Jeffreys for local sta
tons on Norfolk Division to Danville; az
Oxford for Henderson: at Durham for
Raleigh. Goldsboro and all North Carolina
go P. NJ, No. %, limited train
daily for Jacksonville ana all Florida
points. Havana, Nassau, etc. Connects at
TdoSeiey with Earnville and Fowhatah
na!road: at Greensboro for Durham
hS 5igh and Wlnston-Salem: at Charlotte
with No 50. United States fast mail. solio
Tram daily for New Orleans and points
south, which carries sleepers to New Or
i Sans DraWlns-room sleeper Richmond 20
tttanta and Birmingham. Through tram
ing car service
II 30 P. NJ, No IL. Southern Express,
aaaS. 1or Atlanta, Augusta, Jacksonville
greensboro. SALISBURY AND Charlotte. o"en
az Richmond $50 P. NJ Connections with
New York and Florida Express and
SSouthWestern Limited. which carries
IHFQugh sieepers to Augusta. Savannah
JaGkSonVllle. Tampa. Nashville, Memphis.
iatlanta. New Orleans. etc. Complete DIN
l lIS service Also Pullman tourlSI
sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
Gay w ashInston to San Francisco, WITH
our change with connection FOR all points
- Cox s1aS, Mexico and California ,.
: IL, NJ IL. local ts<iliS. - ~
points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
Goo NJ. and 5:43 P. NJ. From Allan
"a Augusta. AsheviTIe and all points
$40 A. N. From KeysvilIe and local
$50 P. NJ From Durham. Charlotte.
Danville and intermediate stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and g., between Manchester and
Nea polls
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The Biiou Musical Comedy Company
has never done anything more thoroughly
pleasing than this weeks production OF
8 "a Milk White Flag. The theatres
goers like the show SO we'll that ca
pacity has been sold at all of the per-
forrllances and there is a demand for
seats for tie remaining performances.
The scenery and costumes are in keep
ing with the play and perfect, and the
music and the work or the attractive
chorus members is a feature Of the bill.
The performance Of lillian Sponsors
great comedy opera, Mis- Bob White, Z
which is announced for tonight "a the
Academy, will he one of the most com
plete and perfect offered III this city.
Every detail as to cast, scenery, cos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-15
WALKED NINETEEN MILES.
A Boy Who Ran Away INN Home to Return
To-Day.

A nine-year-old son of Mr.. *. C. Bar
rett, of Rocky Mount, n. c.. left home
yesterday and his parents became greatly
alarmed.
He walked to Enfield, nineteen miles
away, and being broken down and nearly
exhausted, he made his identity KNOWN
He will be sent home to-day.
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REWARD FOR NEWHOUSE.
His Disappearance Remains Profound A,ys-
49,. terY -.
Especial Dispatch 10 Tic 1.Imes

Especial Dispatch TO The rimes,
CUIPEPER, VA, Jan. 1.-THE. mys-
FERROUS disappearance Of Charles II. New
house is still the allSabsorbing topic
here. There is no tangible clue as yet
while theories widely differ The pre-
vailing, opinion is that he has been foully
dealt with. His mother. though, still
clings firmly 10 the belief that he is alive
and that she Will see him again:
The Phoenix Lodge of Odd-Fellows
here. OF which Mr. Newhouse was an
active member, at its meeting tonight
passed resolutions in regard to his dis
appearance and offered q, reward for in
formation concerning his whereabouts
and this makes it certain that a sub
scription reward Will also be offered for
Iii
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PROSPECTS FOR
RICHMOND HARBOR.
Delegates Pleased With Reception
Accorded Them Yesterday.
THINK BILL WILL BE PASSED
Representatives from This City coniidsn
That Richmond WILDE Given Liberal
Appropriation for Improvement
oil Her Harbor.
THINK BILL WILL BE PASSED
Representatives from This City couiidsl
fspecta, Dispatch to The Tines.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1.-The
Senate Committee on Commerce to-oay
heard representatives from the Naiioadi
Rivers and iIarbors Congress, which met
in convention in Baltimore last autumn.
John w. Gambler, Of Massachusetts,
Chairman of the committee appointed
to present the resolution of tie congress,
said that never before had the sentiment
for the Improvement of the rivers ana
llarbors been so strong as 1T IS TO-DAY.
William H Lincoln president OF the
Boston Chamber of Commerce, and ROD
crit Ramsay, of Baltimore, addressed Inc
committee. Mr.. Ramsay SAID that most
of the vessels engaged in the foreign
trade draw 50 feet of water, and tlilt
some of them arc of greater depth lie
said that within twenty years the freight
charge on grain. had been reduced from
is cents to 1-9 cents per bushei, winch
was due to the Increased carrying 5capacl-
ty of ocean going vessels
{ A delegation from the same congress
appeared before the House Committee
on Rivers and 1arbo:s.
MR.. CURTIS PLEASED.
Captain Curtis in an interview with
The Times representative tonight, eN.
pressed himself as more than satisfied
with the reception given the National
hlNC1 ana ny tiit iiiu'-G
Committee on Rivers and Harbors and
the Senate Committee on Commerce.
Il feel y said Captain Gurus, that the
congress mace an exceptionally favor
able impression on the two committees,
ard ] am more than encouraged at the
prospects OF the passage of Eoo6.t river
and harbor bill. The fact that the Ma
tionaI River and Harbor Congress repre-
sents the powerful business interests Of
ALI the States thai will be benefited by
the passage of Il river and harbor bill,
will have great weight with the commit
tees.
WILL MEET AGAIN.
Owe have lald before them written
evidence OF the backing we have, but we
do not intend to stop there. we adj
journed to-day to meet again at the call
of the president which, L think, Will be
in a short while. and we propose to as
sembie here IL Washington from time 10
time during the present session OF Con-
gress and do all in our power for the
Turtherance OF the aims for which We or
ganiZeG and to follow closely any ad'ant-
age we may gain.
IF / may be permitted. l should like to
saw that the press throughout those
parts of the country which will be bene-
fitted by river and harbor Improvement
can do an immense amount OF good by
taking up this question and urging the
people to get behind their Congressman
and Senators and press them for the pas
sage of the river and harbor bill
Captain Curtis and Mr.. t. 6 Ebel, WEo
accompanied him to Washington. both
saw they are confident that Richmond
will get what she wants for her river and
larbor Improvement when the bin goes
through.
Captain Curtis will return to Richmond
Tomorrow Mr.. Ebel left for Baltimore
tonight.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.sTllo Evil Eye" was again seen in
Richmond last night. The first act pro-
vided some very clcye. acropatic WORK
by the Ilennard Brothers That was all
that could possibly interest. The second
act was even worse, except Tor the
speciality OF Mayme Mays. The third act
was very good. The electric ballet is
very pleasing and it is really the featu
of the evenings entertainment. Charles
A. Loder has a good German dialect, but
there is little fun in his lines. Mayme
Mays looks we'll and keeps things lively
when she has a chance. The Evil Eye
is a tritle out of date for Richmond
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tunes, and effects are of the highest
order and with the reputation of the
opera itself a great entertainment may
be confidently looked forward 10.
& Messrs.s Nixon and Zimmerman nave s
fairly layIshed money on the scenic and
costume environment. In casting 1t, they
have been no less generous. Seats or
.dered and not called for by o CLOCK this
evening will be placed on sale.
Beginning again last August at the
Academy of Music, New York. arizona
wiped out all competing records by adj
ding Is weeks more remunerativc busi-.
ness to its profit schedule Now direct
FROM these metropolitan successes. to
which Philadelphia. Baltimore, and
Washington also contributed. the entire
original company comes to the Academy
of Music next Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings, January 18th, 18th, and
18th. 1t will be given with all the clabo-
rate investiture which made the pro-
duction in New York notable In the
opinion of eminent critics.
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rrYpE STEAMSHIP cos g
Z - PHILADELPHIA. saes--aasa
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM
-@@1 SHIP line.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY FRIDAY and SUNDAY ut day.
tight Freight received daily till ?. IS
For further information apply to
Gen. Southern Agt-. Office. Rocket,