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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
The Blair Bill.
GKH1

Governor SEAY, OF Alabama, who was
inaugurated day before yesterday, belongs
TO the "New South" lie comes out in an
unmistakabe manner for Federal aid to
education. In thus committing himself to
what Mr.. wATTERsoN regards as a bill to
"promote mendicancy," he knows OF
course that he has at his back the most dis
tipguished Democrats who were in the
United states Senate when the BLAIR bill
passed-namely, BROWN, LAMAR, GEORGE,
RANSOM, VANCE, HAMPTON, HARRIS, GAR
LAND, JONAS, JONES, and others. Governor
sEAY thus points out the way to victory
TO the Democrats OF the whole
Union. The people do not desire longer
TO know the Federal Government only by
its cxactions. They have no patience with
those who tell them that the Federal Gov
eminent has no power to foster schools I'm
the States, but may tax their tobacco, their
wine, their brandy, their whiskey, their
medicines-may enter their stores and make
ipquisition as to whether they arc selling
any article that has not paid tax-may
send supervisors Of elections and deputy
mai shals to conduct their elections for
,hem-may indict State officers for perform,
ing their duty as such, and mulct them in
heavy damages, or even send them to pri.
son-we say that the people are not ready
TO concede that the Government which does
all these things and many Others equally
Objectionable, has no power to appropriate
money in aid OF education IN the seyers
States,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
Mr.. Morrison.

Mr.. MORRISON Il chairman Of the Commit.
tee % Ways and Means OF the present House
II Representatives, and as such has much
Ipfusnce. Il "A deeply TO be regretted thai
he should 90 persisiently oppose the sboli-
iiop q The internal taxes. In the interview
which he bad on Wednesday last With a
Washington reporter. and which was print
cd 10 the Dispatch o. yesterday, be com
planned of the congressman who would no,
agree ~ q REDUCTION Of the tasfi unless they
were permitted 10 reduce also iniernal
iases. Mr.. MokRIsoS thus shows that he Is
no, the "rigbt man In the right place"
20 Gar ~ the ipternsl taxes are con
eernsd. LIE, by necessary implication, tells
rs Inst be would rather have the tax on
tobacco. spple-brsudy, Ae., &c, stand as u
Il thas 10 have both the tsfid and the inter-
ssI taxes reduced al once. Why cannot
NJ. Norxfssx coeseut TO . compromise In
thn nsissrs Why not reduce the revenue
lssa ialssns' txSss by taking ali the tax Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
southern Progress.

The rapid development Of the sou.~ mas
recently been the subject oil articles IN
nearly all the leading northern aud western
papers. Even those journals that are loath
TO admit that anything GOOD can come out
Of the South are compelled 10 acknowledge
that the picture Of southern progress drawn
by southern papers is not exaggerated. An
illustration Of this Is afforded by the II.
Louis Globe. Democrat, which Is South
hating or nothing. Recently an Atlanta
(Ga.) correspondent presented figures
to show tba, In Alabama "cxtraordi'
nary industrial expansion Is going
on" According 10 that correspondent,
"new coal fields are being opened up, new
railroads built, or old ones enlarged and
extended, and inexbaustible beds OF iron
orc developed and made productive. Fac
tories and workshops are going up on
every hand, great business-centres formed,
and the number and importance oil the in-
dustries multiplied. New towns are spring
ing out Of the wilderness, and older towns
are Dtlng Hhue HiVTe PVPu''"'' NN" ~'''
tai Is steadily pouring in, and the evidences
Of business prosperity and material and
moral progress are visible throughout Ala
bama, from the Tennessee line to the G''li
OF Mexico
The Globe Democrat, in commenting on
this, says:
"Tbis Is reflex OF the industrial changes
which have been brought about, 10 some
degree, In nearly every one OF the ola slave
states within the past five years"
True. And again
Gas a consequence, the people OF the
South are beginning TO inquire into the re.
lation which the two great parties sustain
TO this magnificent growth in material
wealth and Importance
True, also. And what do the people oil
the South find as the result OF this inquiry !
They find that industrial expansion in the
South has been Just In proportion as this
section has been enabled TO emancipatc
itself from Radical misrule. This fact alone
is sufficient to dispose Of the theory OF the
organs that the South is again ready to TALL
a prey to the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

nj the next and succeeding elections, and
low they will prevent It's bring kept there
I'm the last dollar Is wiped out
The unwise counsel Of Mr. Royal and
the folly Of his clients, the foreign bond
holders, will force the debt question before
the people In tie next canvass unless the
pres, Mt Legislatme not only scofches, but
kills the snake; and u MIR. Royal under
stsnds The temper OF the people aud con-
.uIts his cl,ents' interests, he will inform
them that he people are ready for the issue
and eager for the fray. The real issue on
this question has been and will be, me ri9at
Of NE State 10 control her internal aguirs,
and especially her revenues. in her orn ray.
This right the people will maintain at all
hazards, and to the last extremity. and In
her effort to maintain this sacred right the
State will expect the sympathy and moral
support Of all her sister States.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

Sketches from Nv Life. by the late Al.
m,rai IlOHART PAsnA. With Portrait
New York; ID. APPLETON q Co. lSs'.
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The subjects are; !. Babyhood. II
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". Grandparents. V. Looking Back
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roems selected from Newspapers and mlga'
zines.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

At least tobacco and truIt-brandiesf II our
Virginia Democratic members Of Congress
could secure this winter either The passage
Of the BLAIR bill or the abolition Of al
taxes upon tobacco and fruit brandles, the
Democrats Of this State would be greatly
strengthened for the campaign for members
Of the Legislature which they will have TO
30 through next year. Better than oil else,
MAmoSs would have 10 abandon all hope OF
being returned 10 the United states Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

CARTER Died, at the residence ~ his
father. No. $40 AlbemsTle street, Too rsday.
december 1850 nj $40 A. ". EDWARD
ter: aged two months aud tot. dsSs
Funeral nj residence THUS MORN At
IL O'Clock. Relatives ami frlends IN
vited 10 attend.
GRESHAM Died. suddenly. uecemter
"a. at ~ NJ wa GkhshhN; aged sevea-
ty-one years.
To- DAY At 3 clock. Friends % his Sous ].
n and X. h. Grosham, sre invited 10 a.
tend
O'NEAi.--pied. December !. 1853 a. .
clock = NJ. Atthe residence % his motto
in-iaV NlIs 80 hgt -. &Enl " "a .ns.'' -
aVCuse. Wtitf'M - .
49, .-udn ear OF hi-ssa
Bs leaves awife aud three chlldion o
mourn their loss
His funeral will take place nom -. Pat.
ricks chuich THIS (frday) EVENING at
soclock Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 90 attend.
Quincy and Boston Mass paper please
copy.
PRINCE DIED A. Green Plain. Va Ne
cember lst. MRS. ELlLABEEH .. PRINCE.
wife ~ the late Captain Joseph n. Prince
OF Sonthsmpton. In the sixty ann year Of
herags
FunSral TO-DAY atlH NJ. Friends
~ her Children. J. B. Prince. ]. y. Prince,
Mrs. I b. Powell, and Mrs George A. Minor
invited 10 attend.
IULLiNG Oiled, at the residence of her
parcEis Thursday, December ~ III 8 r. NJ .
JOSH, eidesi sud beloved daughter OF J. r.
sud h. p. Pulling.
Funeral from Grace-Street Presbyterian
church SATURDAY at IL 4. VI. Fnends
spd scqualntancts VI the family invited TO
attend.
RlCKER Died. wednesday, December
I 1855, Al ass y. NJ, ALMA h.. Youngest
daughter Of n. II. aud Mary r.. Rlcker, la
the fourth ear ~ her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS Friday
MORNiNG, December 50. a. 10 O'Clock
ffem 81. Mays Catholic church.
WiLIIANsON.-Died Wednesday. De-
cember I, 1858. ~ = 4. NJ. ut the residence
~ her brother. J. A. williamson Mau-
chester. Va. Miss MARY y. WILLIAMSON,
M the twenty -ninIh year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place To DAY FRI
day December 50. at Al A. NJ. from the
Belnbfidge. street Baptist church Friends
snd acqusiDisnces are invited to attend.
Philadelphis aud baltimore papers please
copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
a Leading Member Of the Legislature
tniIs for Gne Harbour BiIi.

10 Nf fuNT " Nf TtNfhttff
Have the people not had tan enough on
,he debt question, and ha- not thc tune
cone for vlgorOu. sctio2f
Without the eNtr ,ett "arY action OF onr
Atioynty-f .TA' .... Co. 80 ~ open
wide the tloodga0- ."d deiugc the state
with coupons, tn bondhOlders had the
rover. unless restrained, and were fully
bent on bsnkruptlng the state Treasury.
Now, what shall be done to ave the Com
monwealth! shall the state assert her
sovereign power, or will the policy % handy
ing words with Royal, Cooper & Co. ana
shooting daily paper. pellets a. our foreign
masters from the hssemert be continued
Itisa shame, but nevertheless true, that
there are many Democrats-and some Of
them leaders-whO would rather see the
enemies 81 the Stitc triumph and the state
forced TO pay the last dollar Of the bond
holdei's unjust demand than % adopt any
| plan. however effective, proposed by an
| original Readiusier. Unable or unwilling
tn devise plan Of settlement, they are too
spiie'ul and too highly preiudiced to adopt
The Sugg' stions Of Others capable OF solving
the problem.
In view 81 the proposition OF the bond
holders 20 aloe a sufficient amount % the
revenue 10 he set apart ~ mliniain the pub
lac schools and support the government
and take the residue IN payment Of their
current interest. l. not the BlrbOuI bill
now IN order again'
That bill simply proposed 10 assert the
ielt and duty of the Legislature to set
spsrt In money 80 much Of the revenue ~
the Constitution, w express terms, dedl.
Gated TO free school purposes, and the right
Of the state 10 perpctuaie II, existence 10y
applying % much Of The revenue as wa.
necessary for ~ suryort. The balance Of
the revenue il spT rorriaicd exclusively 10
The payment Of the Interest on tbs public
delt.
Now, " the Constitution l. constitutional,
and the state has the right % nainizln IT,
existence, that bi will pass muster before
all the courts, Bonds not excepted aud
thai bill, II enacted into Law. WIZ be per-
iectly satisfactory 10 the b0ndholders, II
their proposition through Royal aud
Cooper Is inside In good faith, for Il allows
the bondhOldfrs 10 bold their bonds or fund
them A. they NAV prefer.
Now, viii not the bondholders permit
The State 10 CONTROLLER own revenues 30 far
rs 10 enable Der to educate her children aud
rerpeiuate her existence a. a state by col.
lrciing . sufficient amount Of her taxes IA
money for both purposes.
II they are 50 unjust, 50 arrogant. so
cruel, and 50 unw,se Us TO deny the State 80
reasonable a request, will .thes be Kind
enough To state how they will prevent the
direct Issue 81 liquidation OF the principal
Of their debt from going before the people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
nUmAx TENANTS.
IRE Millions or Animals mat Live II
Nsnrlx Every Human Body.

Have you ever looked through micro.
scope nj drop OF stagnaut water. aud u SO
did you rot notice an army OF animals mat
were swimming around 10 IL: And didyou
know that the blood that circulates Ia hu-
man veins is com posed OF infinite numbers
of small corpuscles that resemble animSls'
And did you also know that when anything
po,sopous gets into the blood Il becomesJu st
like stagnant water. full OF hvins animals
that feed upon each other and upon the
blood itself. And OF not one person In ntty
is free from blood poisoning In some form or
other. Every moment of the life, whether
awake or asleep. . million poisonous anil
mails, invisisIe to the naked eye. are feed
ing upon the very elements that make ana
sustain life. This terrible fact not only &C.
counts for many diseases. but shows the
ABSOLUTE necessity OF driving this army oil,
animals out OF the body by some gentle yet
pewerful agent that will awaken the enersJ
OF the system and put pure. rich, health
giving blood In their place.
A well-known gentleman In Washington
was for years troubled with loss Of appetite.
fsintness at the pit OF the stomach nervous
pess, sleeplessness, dull headscuss and va
rjous other symptoms which interlered
with his important duties. and III de life q
burden. Physicians could not tell him what
the trouble was, but through the urgent So
ucitation OF q friend he at last tried new
coupe OF treatment, discovered that his
blood was impure. and he Is well to-day
wholly through the use Of volina Cordial,
the remedy which IL becoming so popular
and is attracting such widespread attention
nom scientific people and physicians. The
chemists who have anslvzed Volina Cor
dial md that II not only contains the purest
elementS but Is such that II will drive Inn
puritles from the system and place the body
In condition where 1t can be thoroughly
cured and etsin health.
When we consider the terrible amount OF
poison that Ia In the blood. that IL dragging
down so many thousands OF people to un-
timely graves; when We see the losses which
Il brings TO busipess-m mel n. professional men.
and heads OF families because they are uu'
able 10 attend TO their duties and when We
reflect upon the inuumerabie numbers oil
mothers and children On whom IL has cast
It's faint, we are not only con PEELED 10 feel
a sense OF sa Ines. but 10 hail with rejoicing
anything which comes unheralded. lac
Volipa Cordial, to purify the blood. drive
out disease. and bring visor and health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
Eonors to n Retiring Judge.
LIBERTY. November 81, Il

10 the Editor of the Dispatch
The members of the Liberty Blr Asso-
citation gave Judge g.. 4. Wingiield BAN
Guct last night, and also presented him
with handsome gOld.neadcd cane.
Judge Wineield has just held the last
term Of bis court. and Will be superseded IN
January by Judge lIcrsely. who was elected
at the last session OF the Legislature.
judge Wingiield has served A. Judge for
twenty-five years continuously. with the
exception OF short time during "scila-
wag" rule. He was elected IN 1861, was
removed by the military IN 1861, elected
by the Legislature in 1870, and again IN
1873. 4 part Of the time he served a,
president Of the special Court OF Appeals.
The presentation speech was made by
eX-.udge +. G. Burks. CLECK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
nrMAYosTREET SYNAGOGUE

Mayo street near Broad .-By special re-
quest. Master ARg RuBKSsTKIS, aged ten
years, assisted by his brother. aged thirteen
yesIs. will conduct divine services at this
synagogue on FRIDAY. December 81. a, s
O'Clock sharp. On SATURDAY MORNING
Rev. o. RuBrSsrsfs viii of,ielate. and will
he assisted by hls two sons. services CON-
mencing at . O'Clock. Tickets Of al mission
con be had OF HARRIS JACOBS president,
it47 Main street. ana nj los east broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

"Now LooAN take. Sian % p.a:s,1- ."d
ssAsA usffoS, Mr.. hRrHrgS Postmaster
General makes free TO say that he regards
the Maine statesman As . base ''ypoCrte.' "
MIR. HArioS's estimate Of BLAINE Is not
original, bu, the public will be inclined TO
regard Il a. somewhat Just.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

"The county treasures are to be elected
next May, ana the people ought and VIII
bounce every one Of them who dares dis
obey the instructions OF the state auihorl-
ties. "--SC0ttSUii courier.
We venture to assert tha, our conteifpo-
rary calculations will be verified by or
before the iowery month Of May shall have
passed. The people are determined that
The Riddeberger settlement shall stand,
and they are gong to have only those in
Office who will carry out their will and the
laws Of this state. They will stand no dick
crng or BARGAINING with the bondhol3cTs.
charlottesville JCGerSOai1n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
pICnMOND THEATRE.

Three Eightss one Matinee. commencing
THURSDAY. DTCsMRER 20.
For goodness sake don't say tod you DID
Engagement 81 the
IDOL OF THE N-LOViNG PUBLIC,
Miss KATE CASTLErON,
and her famous COMPANY OF comedians, 10
the latest cOnyulsive success.
CRAZY PATCH
PRICES: OrchestTG (reseryed), 81 adinis-
sion, 7sc: Dress Circle (reseryedl, 75c.
admission. Soc; Family Circle, z5c.; Cat
lery l5c. de 2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

"serator GoRNAS's oyerseer has named
bis baby GROVER CLEVELAND lluEB." II
that baby lives long enough he will I'M
doubtedly catch the Democratic aud Boston
Murtxstu,p yote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
BRIEF com NEN1.

The gas.bil is rapidly tending towards
Al, Rfeal,,t annual velopmcnt. " "
be in full, bloom IN the course OF a ics
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
HrARRIAi.IA

PACE-LEWIE.-M Thursday, No
vember 25th. at the Grace street Baptist
C ufch. by Rev. william h. Hatcher d..
H.. ANNIE BENTLEY daughter OF George
X. Pace 10 JAMES THOMAS LEWIS; al
Of 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

The New York Sun asks: "Must We
throw Humbug orerboardi" II would
seem that the SUMS Office cat is out with
Ronny RENgY Butler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

We have received the first No. OF Prac
flee. monthly medical Journal. J. r.
WYNN. NJ. D., editor and proprietor, Rich
mond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
Ray INSTALLATION SERVICES,

The Rev. A. II. HcLDxRBr. formerly pastor
Of the Fourth Presby terrain church OF Rich
moud. will be installed pastor OF the church
at Ashland on MKT SABBATH MoRsISa ct
IA o'clock. Rev. Dr. W. r. RtUnARpsoS
ana Bsv. w. y. q. GareokY. OF Richmond.
viii conduct the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

The Comier.Jomndl gives thirty-two
solid columns OF small type to the argu'
ments in the celebrated CONVERSE case.
WheWi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

Heinrich Hcine's brother, Baron Gus.
taye Hnne, Just dead at Vienna, let a tor
tune OF many million llorins to his four chill
dfen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
Total for November, 1856. .sl7,9l6 81

Last year, in November, little over
s34, 900 worth Of coupons were rendered
fer identification.
Il not that good showing for Richmond !?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
LIZ III IiG.

.,OI tRT A.....+"i - MUHtU.
~ irgzsamen - th6 dstingu sle
artist Miss Relle Gilbert. four years leading
lady ~ the Madison uare Theatre TON.
pany, supported rs tbs talented actor. J h
Huntley, snd the Huat'ey Gilbert Comedy
Company. friday matinee, Frou FIOn (:
Friday night. Esmsralds Satnriay
matiHee kOSedale, by request saturday
night. HaTel Kirk: Next week. Tuesday
aud " edf esdiy nights with Weines lay
matinee only, n 4. Miner's only and origi.
nal production The silver KING: Thursday,
fritsy. and saturday nights with Friday
end saturday mRtinees Ben. MagiAley, in
u. BE sser great play. Nav blossom.
Prices OF admission. Is, rs, IS, and SOC.
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
AIN AsAts.
.DyraTisING AGENCY.
NEWsPAPER ADVERTISING

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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ment will appear In but aslngie lssne Q, any
Vaper, and consequently will 10 placed b..
fnre one million different Newspaper pur.
chasers--or TIyR MILLION knAnsss tftt IL
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80 cent ar book OF l76 pssea
GEORGE y. HOWELL a co.
10 spruce street. New York.
no 2s.d.swAwtpesJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
FANCY DRILL OF FORTY GIRLS.

The Home Guards will give a delight
ful entertainment FRIDAY tn 81 instant.
They will be assisted by the Grays. under
Captain Spence. Vocal and Instrumental
music and supper from 10 IL Y. "a. viii
lie among the attractions. The Hon
George - Wise aud his Excellency
Governor fitEhugh Lee nave been Invited
10 review this lovely beyy OF girls who
viii he commanded by Lieutenant j. II.
neTbystlfe. de AT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

Fer wounds, whether incised or con-
t,sed. salvation oil 10 the best remedy. ,,
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
tEfgNs-S.
NrOTJCE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOllOh 10 II IL ~ - -
~ that the annual meeting ofthe STOCK
HOLDEkS OF the RICHMOND AND Al r.
GBANY RAILROAD COMPANY VIII De
held at the company's office, Richmond.
Va, ON TUESDAY following the second
Monday, being the lirH DAY OF DECEM-
nEk NEXT, 1885, at IL VI for the purpose
OF electing Hoaid OF Directors To serve
ore year, and for the transaction OF auy
other business that may be brought before
the meeting. f.. K LELAND.
secretary Richmond and Allegheny Rail
road Comuanv no 30-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICH A,jl
IL NOND DWI1/ERS. FIRST irst,l
BATTALION VIRGINIA NOLUN- sasst2
TEtR RrlLLERN, RIcHMoSD, VA, De-
&c 1 Der 3. 1883 Assemble at your Armory
THIS friday EVENING At q O'Clock. In
fol dress uniform. with helmet. fOranDua
inspeciiOn by Colonel stern II Is expected
that every mem Der be present.
by order Il. !. q sHER. Captain.
de S.lts Z. G.. BOSHER, First Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
RICHMOND, VA, November 1e, 1885.

NOTICE.-A general meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICH
MOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAlLKOAD COMPANY VIII De
held al the Office OF the company, corner OF
Tenth and Bank streets, IN the city OF Rich.
nopd, Va on THU kSDAi the 9th day OF
I,pcember. 1885 at IL O'c. ock A. NJ.
The transfer books viii be closed at the
end OF business hours November 80 1925.
W.P. CLYDE,
NO a.dtdi Vice President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DASNILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Will be held at the office
OF the Company, in the city OF Richmond,
Va on the sTH DAY or DECEM BER
1855. at IL o'clock NJ. The transfer BOOKS
viii he closed at 3 r. ". November eth and
reopened December 9, 1888. e
X. BROOKE
ocSI-td Secretary.