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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

10 deepsetted conviction in the
minds OF The people Of the noon
shining districts that anything Is iusti-
fable that will enable them to evadc such an
unjust, tyrauneus, and undemocrstic system
OF taxation and espionage, and cheat the
revenue officers out OF their prey. To them
the deputy marshal 10 an oppressor and
robber. Asa consequence the moonshIner and
his friends will 20 TO lengths in dealing with
acknowledgements officials that would not have
been thought OF 10 dealing with other off,
GERS OF the law. 1t Is safe to say that II the
case OF HALE, the particular moonshiner in
question, had involved any other offence
than that Of violating the internaI-reye-
nue. laws there would have been no
rescue, and Franklin county would
not suffer the stigma OF having had her court
gathering virtually turned into mob by
sympstbizers with violations OF the United
states laws. As we have stated, neither the
offence OF HALE nor bis hundred or two
friends is TO be condoned. Nevertheless the
.l.lir shows a sentiment that Is ineradicabe,
and Is breeder OF law.breakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

Now Is your chance, ye hating Blaine'tes.
Nominate Blaine and Kill Mahone.- Rich
mond Dispatch.
Thanks. ever omuch. But Baineltes are
Republicans, and A. such are too polite 10
accept this tender invitation. Both these
Jobs have been for long time Appropriated
by the Dispatch and ITS many friends. Is
Malone about to get you, that you cry out
for help ~ Bristol Netcs.
BY no meaus. He has "a much as ne can
do already on hand. lie is devising plan
for keeping Captain JONI s. WISE and his
followers out OF the Petersburg Convention,
and at the same time misleading the northern
Republicans into the belief that he Is very
liberal TO the "bolters," as lie considers
them, aud will no doubt pronounce them in
the manifesto which be will send out from
the Petersburg Convention.
BY the way. we learn that Captain WISE
has the sympathy Of large number OF lie"
publicans IN the northern States. u Is pos
slble, therefore, that II he plays his game
well. be may get into the Chicago Conyen'
ton Notwithstanding his (expccted) failure
10 Get into the Petersburg Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
nnd New for Malone.

Washington special to Cincinnati Enquirer.l
The presidential bari" OF Senator John
sherman is no longer on tap. Even the
smallest creyice has closed. Two montbs
ago In homeopathic doses II was accessible.
To-day 1t Is newly coopered, bung tight, and
bomb-proof.
To not few this augurs that be has given
up bis presidential chase. Not openly, OF
course, but publicly lowering bis Dag aud
retreating to the solitude OF his tent. There
Is still the chance OF accident open 10 him.
But 10 the seductions OF sucn a. seek 10 be-
guile bin out OF wealth with honeyed pro.
misses OF votes be Is az marble--cold, stoical,
not responsive.
II would seem to be the spectre Of Blaine
on the horizon which drives sherman to re.
treat. So long as the Ohio nan can win The
plaudits OF hts countfymen solely through
toe grandeur OF bis sublime personal graces
Mr.. sherman will pay with the redundancy
OF smiles. This mueh-no more. Like the
weil-ordsred hotel tails legend be now openly
displays: "So money loaned-no checks
cssbed."
(iood news for John s. wIse.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

Mr. Fuller, who has been nominated for
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court, was
once legislative reporter ar the Name capt.
TIL. On one occasion he made a wager that
on the following day, In his report, he would
Put q Shakespearean phrase in the mouth OF
every member Of the House who spoke. He
did IL, even 70 the member who made The
motion to adjourn. On the day following
the House was 50 pleased with the work OF
the vOung reporter that 1t grew magnani-
nous and voted him an extra supply OF pen
ellis and rVbbers. He was called ont from
bis work, conplimented, and called upon for
A SDefch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

great uproar aud the child loudly crying, she
rushed TO where she had left II. and to her horror
found il surrounded by scoro Of large rats. VINO
che discovered zero hnawing and tearing away
fer0clously at what she had al ilrsi supposed was
her enid, but which she later discovered, 70 het
intense happiness, was large bottle OF ecoIeh
osts Essence which she was using for Neuralgia,
and which she had Inadvertently ien ny me
child's side.
One Of me rats Il afterwards said 20 have re-
marx cd that there we're moro oais 70 me square
inch In that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen. Whatever The rats opinion Is,
|, Il certainly well known by thousands OF people
that scotch Oa.B Essence will cure every form oI
Nervous, Mental, Neuraigic, aud HISTORICAL DIS
ease.
As certain reports have been In circulation for
some time past, culminstiDs 10 anonymous and
malicious lbels In several papers. the scotch
Oats Essenco Company, Tor the assurance OF
their customers. from the nrst moment they
heard Of these reports began 70 plsee upon each
bottle OF scotch Oats fssence $4,000 forfeit
guarantee that tbere was not particle cf any
oplats OF other narcotic IN H. swern 70 nnaer
oafh. ana eyefy bottle manufactured by the COM
pany afser April N, 1855, viii have this guafan-
tee on is Dasteboard sfspnez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
A.sauIt-AHeavy Weight

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May o, 1883.
H.J. Tucker, state mine inspector, residing
at Sewel Depot, was returning home the other
night by Chesapeake and Ohio train, and
on his arrival at the depot was struck on the
head with heavy stone as he stepped from
the car. He fell to the ground inseniOle,
and his assailant, who was unrecOgniZed,
ran away. Itls believed that be wss mis-
taken for some one else. His wound, though
painful. is mol now considered dangerous.
In Wayne county, at Whites Creek post
office, on the Big Sandy river, lives james
Davis, who has daughter aged SIX years
that weighs go pounds. This is the largest
child OF It's age known in the world is per-
fectly healthy, aud as intelligent as The ave-
rage child. The parents ore OF ayerage weight,
the mother weighing but l20 pounds ADD the
father 1870. TGORNHlLL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

The description gwen by our Rocky Mount
correspondent OF the rescue at that place
from United States deputy marshals OF a
moonshlner and bis ox.team contains a les.
son that should not be lost upon Congress.
A. we have frequently said, so long as the in.
ternal-reyenue laws are upon the ststute-book
they should be enforced. The moonshiner
violated ths law and should have been ar
rested. The mob who rescued him COM
mitted grave offence. and any Of those
engaged 10 the high-hsnded proceeding who
mag Be caught should be punished. Yet
the fact remains that The internsl,reyenuc
laws are 80 incentive 70 lawlsssness, draw
back 10 civilization 10 certain sections,
end eSeo promoter Of crime. There
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
For sale by the publishers.

Annals of A,QaSto County, Va. With Re-
miniscences Illustrative OF the Vicissitudes
Of is Pioneer settlers; Biographical
Sketches OF Citizens Locally Prominent,
and OF those who have founded Families
in the Southern aud Western States; A
Diary Of the War 1S6l-'G5, and Chapter
on Reconstruction, with Supplement, by
JOSEPH A. WADDELL, Member OF the Vir-
ginia Historical Society. Richmond, Va. :
!. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. 1883. Price
$3.50.
This is new edition Of an interesting
Virginia book. The supplement will be
mailed free to oil who have the first edition.
The chief object OF this supplement is to
preserve some account of many pioneer set.
lers Of Augusta county and their immediate
descendants.
For sale by RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

The Phllsdelphis North American says;
"Mr. FULLER Is no doubt gentleman sud
scholar, but it seems pity that JEFF. DAVIS
was not thought TO be sufficiently repre-
sented on the Supreme bench by Mr.. LAMAR
Won't some kind.hearted individual please
give the North american a dose Of soothing
cvrInf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA.l
RfCHNOSD. Nav q. lS3S,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA will meet
AT ~ o'clock ". JUNE 20. 1858, at the college
building. Ia this city, 10 elect professor 70 OIL
the vacancy in the chair Of Anatomy occasloned
Inv the re.ignatlon OF Professor George Ben.
Johnston.
Applicants for the position win please address
thrir letters 20 JOHN b. COOPER.
CLERK Medical College OF virginia
n fru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

ALLEN o. MYERS, the Cincinnati Enquirer
correspondent who has been sent to jail for
three months, writes: "Evcn IN jail shall
bear myself so sereuely and patiently and
thoughtiully that shall come forth better
man, hoping to find better world" ALLEN
evidently forgets that when he comes forth
Ohio will probably still be q part Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

"a woman has been arrested in Elizabeth,
n. j., for highway robbery. She knocked
down her victim and held his hands while a
confederate robbed him OF his watch aud
money" Aud yet there are persons who
contend that women cannot do mems work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" lK(IlNlA MILL An L lNoIlL IL.
The BOARD Of Visitors will meet in annual ses-
sion on the I9rH OF JUNE Mkt, at which time
State cadet appointments 10 supply existing va
cancios will be made.
state cadets are supplied with free board and
tuition. Vacancies will occur In the following
districts:
/. Washington and Smyth.
VI. Carroll, Grayson, and Floyd.
TX Augusta and stanton city,
XII Clarke. Frederick, aud Warren.
XIII. spotsylyanla, Fredericksburg, Stafford,
and Louisa
XXI. Halifax.
XXXVI. King George, Richmond county,
Wastmcreland, &c.
XXXVI Ac5omack and Northampton,
XXXVIU. Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City. &c.
OF Visitors through the undersigned before the
18Th Of June. FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
my 4-SA, Tu&ThtJe20 superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
Fatal Lightning.

IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatchl
CINCINNATI. o, May "a dispatch from
Dayton, OHIO, says; During the severe storm
Yesterday afternoon lightning struck the
Seventh district schoohhouse. The greatest
excitement prevailed, and panic among the
school-chIldren was only prevented by the
presence OF mind displayed by the teachers.
The shock was severe to many OF the chill
dren. and two little girls were fatally in
iufad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
0htfnnFV.


rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 0.-General
George Dihrell. for many years member Of
Congress from this district died at Sparta,
Tenn, .day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
mArrsNas. CAnPErn, &C.

NEW MATTINGs JUST RE-
IN CEfvKD oil-Cioths, Carpets, rugs, and
Hats, Hollands Hammock Lace and Datnass
Curtains. Large lotof choice Shades 81 00c. can.
promptly attended TO. A. JENNINGS, No. islI
Main street. ~ 2v-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

"Chicago Is bound to be ahead. 1t is get
ting up an fhte directory OF 1000 Names"
Where do the people live whose names are
in the directory?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

Our reputation for keeping the best-assorted
stock OF Black Dress Goods has long been eetAo-
lIshed, and this season Will prove no exception
70 the rule a. our stock IN both plain ana fancy
weaves ia absolutely without limit. We emu
merate few OF our bargains:
24-inch Woven Checks and Disgonsls at IN ana
IJc.;
3f-lnch yarn-dyed English Dingonals at 2oc.;
39inch All Wool Cashmere al 4Or.;
3B inch All-WOol Trcots at 42%c;
40-inch ATWOOD Imported Armures-nearly as
light a. Nesfing-at SOC;
49-inch Rage Fantaise. all wool at 66c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

"BouLAxGER's favorite flowers are carna-
tons" THAT'S the favorte color OF the
Radicals OF this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
CLEAN SWEEP.

a ALEAN ~ EEL.
At 7Lc-We have concluded 10 make clean
sweep OF every yard OF Fancy and solid-Col-
ored Satipea ia our store. and IN order to a.
complish our purpose at once we have re-
duced oar regulsr i0c Satines 10 re hysrd
Every piece Is Of the very latest style from
the Cocheco and Manchester Mills, and are
in light and dark assortment This IL clean
cut 81 % per cent, and are the best value oil
tho season.
AtIOc.-Eyery yard Of our 1890. goods Is reduced
80 iOc. You can have your choice OF lUO dli-
ferent styles. figured and solid colors. The
quality Of this lot il better than what Is usu-
ally sold az i2Ac., and arc nearly one yard
wide At this great reduction the entire lot
Will not last very long, and while the assort-
mfnt Is complete you should avail yourself OF
this opportunity.
16kc-kyery yard must go at once, and In or
der 20 force the sale we have determined to
close them out at q tremendous loss 70 our
selves. Our entire stock Of yard-wide French
Satlnes ~ l8hc: former price was pc. per
yard. At no time since the Introduction OF
Satinea has such q slaughter in prices been
named, but when we determine upon clean
ing out any line Of goods we name such low
figures that our aim Is accomplished ut once.
II Is our loss and your gain, yet we do 1t with
god QraFe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
Eaten by Rats.

The wife Of a farm
or named Hender-
son, living in Cas-
county, Ind, having
10 visit the
barn on her hus-
band's farm, took
her nine-mOnths-0ld
child with her aud
laid him down on a
bale Of hay while she
attended TO the feed
ing OF some cattle.
suddenly, hearing a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
New hooks.

The Doom Of MGmelOnS. A Legend OF the
Ssguenay, with Description and Map OF
the Lake st. John and SagueBay Region,
by W. II. III. MURRAY. Tourist Edition.
Quebec: Morning Chronicle" imprint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
HELD & CO.,
POPULAR DEALERS,
coz BROAD STREET.
[my 6-Su, Tu&Thl
LEVI HEXTER,
3O7 BROAD STREET.

IOnly advertise when am able 70 place before
the public goods that tell their own story In other
words goods that are 30 cheap that IL Is pam
fact 10 every one that takes the trouble 70 look Al
them. only advertise when have positive oar.
gains 10 show you. Notice carefully the lew OF
the many that await you
aOc a yard for SUMNER SILKS In checks and
stripes: they are worth SOC. .
SIC. a yard for combination DRESS HOODo'
they are worth Toe.
l0c. yard for CACHNkkES in all colorsi tney
are worth i2hc.
I2kc. yard for SATIN BbhBEhS In all coiorsi
they are worth l5c.
20c. yard for 38-inch CACHMkRESl IN all colors )
they are worth 25c. .-.-.....
35c. yard for 80 inch ALL~WOOL MIXTURES;
they arc worth S)c.
l5c. yard for CHALLI CLOTH In all colors {;
they are worth lie.
&c. yard for good GINGHAMS in all colors;
they are worth i0c.
usual Sc. quality sold horeabouts.
10c. for BUSTl.ES worth 25c.
&c. for LINEN HANDkEkCHIEFS worth from
i2H 70 2)c.
CSC. Tor your choice OF lot Of BLACK SILK
PARASOLs slightly damaged; they sold
from fl.50up.
~ for your choice OF a lot OF black and colored
PARAsOLS; they sold at 81, $3.50, s., and
$3.50.
e8c. for your choice Of a lot Of black and coored
PARASOLS; they are worth from ti25 70 S.
Ny establishment Is headquarters for chill
DRES'S MUSLIN CAPS and CACHNbRk
CLOAKS, and 1 have placed the prices on
them that will suit you.
Best selected stock OF HAMBURG EDGINGS,
SWISS aud VAL FLOUNClNGS In the city.
Don't fail 70 see our stock Of LACE CURTAINS (;
the low prices will sstOnish you.
All this and moro at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
my6-Su, Tu&Th SO7 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
DEsTrsrs.

nORSETS DENTAL PAR am
~ LoRs, No. 100 NORTH sEyENTH~nfiD
STREET. Insert sets OF teeth for s. IS aud $40
per set. Filliags from 81 up. Teeth extracted
FOR Soc. Gold WORK especially. All work guar
Antesd 10 give entire satisfaction.
nh N-3m W. L DORSET. d. d. 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

seroiula and nil humors are cured By
Hoods Sarsspsrilla, the great blood-purider.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

The tears that will be shed after the Capt.
tol building has burned down will not put
out the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNEMETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which we will sell at & great bargain. II
will fold an eight or four-page paper the size
Of The Dfspdteh or smaller. IL win also cut and
paste the elght-page paper. Ii can 10 readily
attached 10 any press.
We refer 10 tns petersburg Inder-Appedl as 70
the character OF its work. slnce that paper has
the counterpart Of this machine attached 70 its
press and now In successful operation. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY
my elm Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
EXCURSIONa.
UTARWICK-PARK TRANSPORTA-
w TIoN FONpANY

NARWICk-PAKk ThANOFUhIA-
w TON COMPANY.
Gondola CHIMBORAZO leaves her wharf tGil-
lies creel1 daily, including Sundays, al $50 A.
H.. 70 ", 800 and o'clock r. II. Returning
leaves Warwick Park at 1O45 A. NJ, lis S:45, and
6:l5 =. NJ. Fare. 80 cents each way; round trip,
80 cents; children under twelve years OF age.
half price; children under five years free. No
drunken or disreputable person allowed on the
premises Tho company reserves the right TO
hold portions Of tho grounds and pavilion for
private parties. special or cooperative rates
riyen 10 clubs, families pIc-nics, societies, etc
For further information apply 70
THOMAS ElLErT, Secretary,
No. % north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
ON MONDAY
AND
FOR THE BALANCE OF The WEEK
the most lovely. superb. and complete sIocK OF
WHITE GOODS ever displayed In any mouse
south Of Philadelphia. will be on exhibition ana
YOU arc cordially Invited TO come and inspect inc

WHITE GOODS ever displayed IN any house
south Of Philadelphia. will be on exhibition ana
Won are cordially Invited TO come and inspect the
same. IL consists Of
Linen Do Daccas from &c. yard 70 Soc''
Checked Musiius from 4Sc TO S1c.
Pique Wells from 1870. 10 CSC;
India Lawn from sc. 70 25c;
Hulls from iOc. 10 3Oc.;
lace Striped Muslin from Axe 70 1889.
1ufted Null at Skc.; 49, -.
Ta-o Uemstitched Nainsooks from i2 to 2lc.
In fact. any and every variety OF WHITE
GOODS to be seen. and amongst them some rare
styles which, owing to tho low prices, VIII not re-
man with us long. In addition to this complete
stock we show n pretty line OF CANVAS
CLOTHS, PRECILLA CHECKS, and EXAMINES,
ALI Of them in an endless variety OF styles and
al prices that will prove attractive and pleasing.
We desire to Impress upon you the fact that We
show over one hundred styles OF SWISS
FLOUNCISGs, ranging in price from 47c a YARD
I'D 10 $50 This line we assure you IS tho pref
test ever offered, and are such styles and pat
terms "a you will sec in no other store. we prlde
ourselves on this particular line OF Flouncings'
az we know thcn to be the cream OF anything
we have ever been able to secure heretofore.
Amongst the late arrivals just opened are hfty
nleces OF our Celebrated Popular Styles OF
sATINEs at I9Nc. a yard Some Of tho patterns
are amongst tho choicest we have had this
season.
Also. twenty-three pieces OF HENRIETTA
CLOTH al IS. 40. and 7Jc yard-the shades
being the leading ones, Gobeln Serpent, Apple
Green, Terra Gotta, Mahogany, and others.
Ask to see the best and largest DAMAsK
TOWEL ever sold in Richmond for l9Hc. and We
will show II to you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
THB FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS,

soc. will buy a bunch OF the choicest FRENCH
FLOWERS thai are really worth 81, so. and
g. Remember that you get your choice for
SOC. LEVY & DAYIf
We sell the cheapest BABY-CAkRIAGEs, and
you have afty-seVen styles 10 select from. my )
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

AtlGs.c-l case s3-lnch all-wool nlling Satin
stripe Dress Goods. Every conceivable shade
Of this season embraced In this lot, strictly
nov, and will make n very pretty ana ser
Viceabe dress. We have never SOLO theln
this season for less than 2jc In with our
sale this morning they 90 Al the astonishing
low price Of 1876. Bargain seekers should
mi ftfa CHI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

At i0Kc-57 pieces doube-fold Cashmeres, all
wool nlling. embracing the very latest
sbades-gobelin blue. terracotta. serpent ana
pishtash green, and drab. These goods are
worry desirable, and IRE regular lbhc. per yard
To-days sale you can take your cholce
IOhc. Now don't walt until they are an
sold, then come ten dsys after reading ms
advertisomont ami lose your temper al ind
ing our they are all sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
NEETINGs.

A STATED COMMUNICATION a.
"A OF METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. II. w
A r and A. MASONS will be held at their
lodce-roorn, ia - Adams Hall corner Third aud
Main streets), THIS Ohursiny EVENING, May
10Th. at ~ O'Clock. All Master Masons in good
standing nre fraternally invited % auOnd.
Nv order of the W.. b. ). b. JACOBS,
nv 1n-rt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

At i2Kc.-i5O patterns Of regular Csc. Debeige.
double fold, 80 inches wide. this seasons
styles, embracing full line stripe Complna-
tion Suiiine. with plain Serge aud Plaids 70
match. These are tho styles that boat any
fhine oyor shown before at the price. Don't
fail 10 see them-regular 2jc. goods every.
where else. To-Day's sale az STkAUSb
BROTHERS. only i2kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We. the undersigned, stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
WARFUOTIsF COMPANY.


WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
holding together one tenth and more OF the capl-'
tol stock OF the said company. hereby call gem
eral meeting OF the stockholders OF said com
pany. 10 be held at Ballard-House Han. In tho
City OF Richmond. on the 3lsT DAY OF MAY, a.
3o'clOck I'm the afternoon OF mat day.
TIT. call IL made for the purpose OF requiring
tho record Of the proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors and the transfer books and stock
ledger 10 be produced % tho stockholders al said
meeting: Of examining generally into the affairs
Of the company: Of considering the adyisabllity
Of electing q new president and now board 81
directors In place Of the present board, and OF
electlng n new president aud a now board Ot IL
rectors il 81 ahall be determined that IL is 10 the
Interest Of the company 60 10 do.
II. b. HOlLINS E CO.,
WILLIAM LIBBgY.
PJ. GOODHART CO.,
BLUM & ST. GOAR,
HALLGARTEN & CO.,
FRED. TAYLOR s. CO.,
X ". CLARK,
H. l. NICHOLAS,
ISAAC l.. RICE,
KOHN, PEPPER & CO..
II. DURAND.
J. L. CARROLL.
LB. NEWCOMBE & CO.,
H. r. GOLDSCuMIDT & CO.,
DE MELVILLE & CO.,
JAMES NJ. LEOPOLD h CO.,
ROLLSrON & BASS.
&. SCHUMACHER g. CO.,
RUDOLPH KEPPLER
CAIN & CO.,
apl7td GEORGE g. WILDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.

Il must be evident 10 the thousands who win
read this advertisement that the object OF the
above fearful sacrifices ln prices OF New, Desira-
bic. and seasonablo goods Is 70 move them at
once and 10 encourage the presence OF every
purchaser at the GREAT MAlN.STREET BA-
"a IL nNarY daY this week.