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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
STAUNTON.
Death or Ex-Mayor COchrnn-IIis
career


Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
SrAUNToN, Va, November lj.-Mr. James
A. Cochran, promiaent citizen OF stauntou,
died this morning al g:3j, OF typhoid,feVer;
AGED forly.ive years. lie was confined 10
his room FOR two weeks. The deceased was
the youugc1t son OF the venerable George
NJ. Cochran, who survives bin. He WAS
brother OF Mr.. George ". Cochran, Jr.,
distinguished member % the Staunton legal
profession, An1 Of the late judge Alexander
B. Cochran. The death OF Mr.. Cochran IS
great loss to this city and county. lie had
served THIS city IS councilman several terms
aud also a. mayor. lie WAS forseyeral years
q leading merchant, engaged tn the grain
aud produce trade, and when the Cham Der
OF Commerce was organized 10 February,
1888, was made president Of that board. At
the time OF bis death he was a member Of the
firm OF Cochran q Lewis, a large hardware
house in this city, and also secretary and
treasurer OF the Valley Mutual Life Associa-
ton, Of which Hon. A. II. Ii. Stuart is presl-
dent.
The deceased was quite a youth at the
commencement OF the war between the
States. He volunteered, and served frs, in
an Augusta company Ia the Fourteenth Vir-
ginia cavalry, and was IN the command that
made the march into Ohio under General
jenkins. lie afterwards served IN the
Eighteenth cavalry. and was severely
wounded 10 the Valley campaign OF 1854.
Mr.. Cochran was distinguished member OF
the Masonic order, and bad attained to its
big best degree. He was never married. He
was successful Ia business. and enjoyed the
largest confidence ana popularity Among the
people. His mind was clear and quick, bis
convictions decided, and his action prompt.
A true, generous, noble man, who was ever
liberal, indulgent and retiring in his inter-
course, has fallen In tse time OF his manhood
and usefulness. He will be buried to-mOr-
row from the First Prcsby terrain church.
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American State ReDorts, Containing The
Cases OF General Value and Authority
Subsequent 10 those Contained in The
"Ameucan Decisions" and the "Amerl-
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Last Resort OF the Several States. Select
ed, Reported, and Annotated by A g..
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Francisco: Bancroft Whitney Company.
1855.
The "Amtrican Reports" Gre valuable,
hut they grew too fast. OF The series, the
second volume Of which we have Just re-
celycd. there win be oaly six volumes q
year. The Virginia Law journal says it will
include The best features Of both the pre-
cedng series. "The great feature OF the
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may Judge from thi' volume, they will be
even more copious and valuable in thi- So
rios. only reproduction II them here
could give an adequate idea Of their value"
Write 10 the publishers.
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neutrality-suspicious..

FORK UNION, VA, November II, 1SSS.
Editor OF the DispAtch l. Does the result
OF the late election demonstrate ThOmas JET
ierson's proposition that "no man will ever
bring out OF the presidency the reputation
which carries him into it"?
.. 81 wish" said jefferson, "that At the
end Of four years Congress had made the
President forever Ineligible second time"
Did that view Of the matter affect in!urlously
the vote for Cleyelaudl
3. Was General Harrison elected because
he endorsed more heartily than Cleveland
the following sentiment Of Jefferson: 4" 1t Is
fatal heresy to suppose that either our
State governments are superior to the Fed
eral or the Federal 10 The states }"
Having ali through the campaign regarded
the reelection OF Cleveland q foregone con-
elusiou, want 10 know what Knocked the
props from under him. w. Z. J.
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A Total Eclipse.
Springfield Republican,


The total eclipse Of the sun January lsti
attracting interest in scientific circles, and
preparations are being made to make careful
observations. The tOtality In Tue United
Ststes will be confined TO the Northwest, and
will be Longest continued In California.
Much disappointment is expressed that Con-
gress rejected q proposition TO appropriate
$1,000 for studying the eclipse, as European
Governments will send epreseutativessuere
10 make independent observations. Private
institutions are preparing, however, 70 send
parties to California. Harvard College will
conGpe her Efforts chiefly to Photographic
the corona, and II is asserted that her az
tempts in THIS line have beeu the most sue
cessiu in recent years. Professor Picker
ing. OF Harvard, Will also study the spectra
and gain what new information be can Of
the suns heat aud distance from the earth.
The delegation from the " sruef OBJ
seryatOry will attempt 10 discover planets
between the sun ana Mercury which may
eTploin some orbits that are not clearly de-
fined. But, alter all. the tOiahty Of the
eclipse lasts only two minutes, and comes
during the rainy season IN California, 30
that the labor OF months may end In disap-
Monument
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Hon. w. G. p. Rreclunrndce.

Although MIR. BREcKlSRlD0E came 10 Rich.
mond only 10 deliver an address 10 his Ma.
sonic brethren, he met many other persons.
and all Of them he AZ once drew 70 himself.
The State PAYS him the following we'll
merited compliment:
A 6RKAr GRAFTON. The address OF the
Hon. William &. 4. Breckinridge. delivered
yesterday at the laying OF the corner stone
OF the Masonic temple, WAS one OF the most
eioqueh, ever heard 10 this city. IL was A
marvel OF compact reasoning aud GLOWING
rhetoric In SPEECH Of rare power and
force, strong Ia Thought. Polished ia sen.
tence. Impressive Ia delivery. the orator
presented the great principals OF Love
for Ged. Love for our fellow-man.
lie seemed 10 sweep sway for the time
the idea OF locality, 10 rise abavs
ms temporal surrounding, and 10 lay bare
before bls aadieacs the whole track OF the
past; the whole track OF the fntme. on
which millions OF mankind have been up
holding for centuries gone aud millions OF
maeked will be upholaiDg Tor centuries TO
come the great priscsPle Of love for the
Father. love Tor our krstafen. TIE eloquent
speaker held bis hesrcrs, a. it we're. IA the
p>im oil bis bsae, swavinE them with every
emotion. every uiteraaee, every gesture OF.
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WEDDING BELLS.
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE AT HALIFAX
COURTHOUSE.
Yaulknsr-Edmondson-The Choicest DecO-
rstiOns-Ths Acknowledgment
Presents-The Supper.
ro-r,,oonaonco Of Tho Richmond DIspatch.l


soUrH BosToN. VA, Nov. 10, 1888
One Of the most brilliant society eVenls
,hst have occurred in tbIs county was the
marriage ct Halifax Courthouse lAst Iu '
Sav nigbt Of Mr. J. Vi. Faulkner and MISS
Fsrnv Nv. Edmondson. The ceremony TOOK
Mace I'm II. Johns church, the rector Dr'
! q 4. Kinsolyiug, officiating. The decora-
lions IN the church were very beautliul;
In each aisle near the chancel was nSra'
gate. while the chancel, pulpit, and columns
were proiusely adorned with roses, aster',
aud cbrvsapthemuma. The church was
crowded With very large audience.
The bridal party entered The churcn az
7.i5. II was preceded by two lovely hllle
misses Peschv Dorsey and Mary Lelgh;
they went forward and opened the noral
rates aud were followed by the others Oh tue
Marty. The attendants were
Mr.. \. X. Coles and Miss Lula Eutnohu-
Mr. G. E. Leach and Miss Matte Tired
SIr. W. II. Darlington and Miss Hattie
Wr.L II. Hankins and Miss salie Green
Ntr w. + johnson aud Miss Mary Pom
hr. V. L. Fowlkes and Miss Nellie Car
DR.. II. b. Melvin and Miss Rosa Booth.
Alr. |. G. Spragius and Miss bHuie Jor'
dan. .,t.-,,o-
Mr.. II. EdmondsOn and Miss Magrnder
Estes. 49,,
Then came the bride and groom, and
bandsomer couple has never stood before the
matrimonial altar OF Il. Johns.
The ceremony was sweet and solemn.
The surroundings we're bright and happy.
The entire scene was one Of exceeding
beauty.
The ceremonies AZ the church concluded,
the bridal party went to the residence OF the
yroom's parents, Or. and Mrs. LeaDder
Faulkner, where a reception was held.
After hearty congratulations had been ex-
tended tue young couple by 3 large number
Of relatives and friends present an inspection
Of the bridal pre'ent was M order They
were many, costly, and very handsome.
supper wss announced at 10 O'Clock, and the
bridal feast wss rich, b0unteous, and elegant
10 every particular.
The briGc is daughter 81 MaIor and
Ms. II. A. Ednosd'on. and i' noted Tor her
beauty and loyabe disposition, which al-
ways attracted TO her h)sts Of admirers aud
friends.
Tie groom ia the youngest son Of Or. and
Mrs. L1uder Fsu'GGor. and is deseryedly
popular virl q large circle 0f friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Faulkner lcft on the mid
night train for northern bridal trip. They
were followed by re prayers and blessings
Of an who know them Tor happy and JOY
III journey through lie. PHIL.
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brides narents, where a wedding supper wss
enioyed' after which the couple left by the
10P. NJ, Midland train for Nashville. Tenn.
The groom IL one OF IN. most prominent
members OF The Virginia Conference, ana
has been for several years past professor ~
Vanderbilt University under appointment
from this conference. he was formerly
pastor OF one Of the Meghodi't Episcopal
CHURCHES in this city. The bride Is charm
ing and highly-cuIlured Christian young
lady. ,.,.t,o,
Dauyille to-day voted by an Overwhelming
msioritv % extend the time to The Atlantic
and Danyille railroad TO fihisb the road mere
IN order 10 secure the ei50.000, tue ciiy's
sub-crlptlon. ThlssecBres the road. There
Is great rejoicing.
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THE RICHMOND DIspATCH--FRIDAY, NOVEMBER To- 800

,wsors that on or about the 9th OF March,
1ss5. while IN Paris, Nine. LegeBdre hired
her As a cook aud chsmbermsid, her compen-
sarion 10 be twenty dollars per monts, wltn
board and lodgings. From the day OF her and
Ing until the present the unfortunate woman
was not paid a cent, and during that Tune
her treatment By Nine. Legendre was most
barbarous. She was frequently beaten, was
deaied the uecessaries u hie, snd was Kep.
In ,lste OF affect .eryituds and terror. she
was never allowed 10 70 outside oftbe noues'
and when Madame made a change OF dowi-
Gle the domestic was escorted from one
bou.e 10 the other by Madame herself, or
else put In charge OF man whom sue ufu
not know. so
For the last six months she has mao
every EFFORT to escape from the house, out
was thwaried every time Dy Madame, VINO
kept 4 careful watch on all her movements.
She finally endeaVored to escape, ara meet
inc a waiter formerly employed by Madame
sbe told her story. He laid the facts before
Lawyer lie Barber, ard the prosecution OF
Madame Legendre Is toe result.
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~ teIegraph p - DL.palch.l

y NJ"
WATERLOO. y. Y, November lj.-Charles
johnson was banged al twenty minutes past
I'd O'Clock this morning FOR the murder 81
John Walters. TEo men, Johnson and
caldwell, were confined ia Waterloo jail
awaiting trial on The charge OF horse.stcal-
Ing on the DAY OF the crime, January ~,
1851. The guard, John Walters, wenG 10
the cell where the two MEN were aud uns
locked the door. johnson bit bin terrible
blow 90 the head. tracunug hl, -kuli, and
then made a dash ior liberty, but the sheriff,
fully armed, blocked the way, and they were
driven back 10 heir cell. walters fingered
come days and then died. Caldwell. was
tried aud sentenced 10 Auburn for life. The
trial OF johnson resulted ia the execution
In.llE.
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bis mastery grafton. He has Jeff an impres..
sion upon the minds OF those who heard
him that will not be elsced IN q lifetime.
Tkis Is not extravagsnt praise. III we
had not heard Mr.. BExoKISkTDoE say That
his address had not been written out In full
we should never have questioned that be bad
pored over It day after day, polished II,
omitted every irelsgAnt word or phrase, and
then committed the whole to memory. His
judgment as 10 the right word is infalible;
bis vocabulary IL unlimited; his fuency
phenomensl. 10 a word, be IL an orAtorical
son OF AJAX. His full bead OF gray or white
hair falls over his forehead, and, together
with the royal CLEAN Of bis eye, makes him
look like a real ION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
Hnmnfnn Ners.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspsfch.l
NOVEMBER 10, 1SSs.
The formal installation OF Rev. Nr. Price
rs pastor a. the Presbyterian church Will
take p',ce ON the night Of the 22d instead Of
tonight.
TIE union meetings under the auspices oi
the Young Mems Chr,tisn Association are
being well attended, and much interest Is
manifested. Mr. james Cunning, the
secretary, is much interested in the work
aud II an earnest aud energetic worker.
Mr.. Frank Ice was I'm smiihdsld on va
tcrIay attending the marriage Of Slr. Win
der Lane, o. williamsburg, to Miss LIZZIE
jordan.
The Masonic Temple is rapidly approach
Ing completion and VIII be an ornament to
TIE town.
The EendelNohn Club gives concert at
Newport News next week.
The Republicans are iubilant over the re-
suit Of tine election, aud nave broOms ho,ted
and 1lg- lyngu sl directions.
The salvation Army IS SSH holding forth
here, bat the Attendance upon their meet
ing. is small. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

tCorrssgonienee ot luo Richmond DisDAtchl
WET PUI>I. Va, November -. 1883.
Several citizens of West Point left here
d1y before yesterday 10 attend CO., marriage
~ Miss Loul ROne TO br. 81. G. G4ines. Of
Rock Hlll, $. G.. TIE marriage wa, csle-
bIa.ed Yesterday morning ~ The residence
OF the brides mother, near Centre Cross. Is
sex county. Rev. 81. Payne. Of the Mstho-
dist Church, ofiiciiied. assisted by Rev. T..
l.. Wc,i pastor u the Baptist church here
After the ceremony he happy couple took
the RappahannocS boat FOR Richmond via
Fredericksburg. The bridal presents were
numerous and handsome.
WILSON PILGRIM.
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nru.al Treatment OF a Preach Girl.

A New York special says: Madame Marie
Rose Lekendre, the proprietress Of q fash
ionable boarding house at 5 east Forty-irst
street, has got herself into trouble. Suit
has been brought against her by former
domestic In her employ, whose story, IL ouly
partially true, reveals a degree % cruelty
and outrageous abuse the lik, Of which has
been seldom known.
The plaintiff is French woman named
Augustine Lemore, and in her affidavit she
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Rumorea Lynehiusof Five witnesses.

I'| sV'NbI"VH y u 47I3FN''tsI
ST. LOUIs, November lJ.-A special 10 the
Post-Dispatch from Springfield, Mo-, says /:
A Iumor reached this city this morning from
Christian county, the home OF the famous
Bald.Knobber king, Dave Walker, to the ei.
feet that i've Of the witnesses who testified
against him 10 Ms trial for murder have been
lynched by ex-Bald Knoboers. 1t Is said the
friends Of Walker waited until the Supreme
Court had passed upon bis case, and when
it was announced that the ex-chief OF the
Bald-Knoobers must hang, they wreaked
vengeance on five leading witnesses who
brought him within the shsdOw OF the gal.
lows.
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The irish Bishops Receive Another


lBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN, November l5.-The Ifish bishops
have received asotber papal rescrlpt. It or.
ders them 70 actively execute the former re-
script, which instructs them TO denOunce the
plsn Of campaign aud boyeotnRg. II also
orders them TO direct priests TO preach against
agitation and 10 fOrbds them 10 take part in
boycotiing aud the plan Of campaign move
ments, which tbeV must oppose with all
means in their power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
Tostx Lzussanuus.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch-I
CHARLESTON. ". Va, November ID
William Hensley, miner at harunet Works,
Raymond City, took lsudauum last night,
dying this morning. He was highly respect
ed, and leaves large family OF grown-up
children. III health 10 the only cause as
signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

"Many people will be surprised to hear
that Professor WIGGINs, Of Canada, IA indig-
nant because he was elected member OF the
Ansnlas Club. Of Boston," Not at all. WIG
GINS doubtless considers he is entitled 10
membership IN the Warren Keller or tho Iii
Perkins Cluh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

Draw up resolution on the inject OF this
taril aud let us sec what position you would
have the Democratic party take In the ap-
preaching gubernstorial campaign. -Rlch-
m0ad piSpotcA.
That Is net hard to do. In fact, 1t has al
ready been dene. We would have the
Democratic parry take that position in the
gubernatorial campaign, respecting the
tarid, that the Dlspstch aud the Democratic
party stood on before they straysd after the
strange gods Get up by Carlisle sud waiter
soa. and on which Democracy tfiumphed--
the Roanoke platform. That platform spoke
the true sentiments Of Virginia on the taIin,
and Virginia Democrats abandoned IL with
reluctance for the sake Of other and greater
interests. vireinis aud yirgisiaRs need not
be ashamed 10 confess grieyous error and
~ go back 10 the truth. fadeT- appeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

Lord Sherbrooke, better known as Robert
Lowe, the English statesman, Is now worth
something like Sle,O0o, 900. although he be-
gan life As a college tutor, With no other
capital than brains. He made all his money
by iudieious investment In Australian lands.
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DANVILLE.
Marriage or a Observation-Disclosures
GRANTED Time.
Especial Telegram 70 tho Dispaach.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaach.l
DASyILLE. VA, November I5.-Rev. VIII
bur +. Tiliett, d. d., professor In Wander
Bit University, Nashville. Tenn., was marned
Of o'clock tonight to Miss Kate o. school,
field, eldest daughter Of John IL. Scheduled,
prominent businessman OF this city. The
ceremony took place at Mt. Vernon Aeteo-
dist Episcopal church and was performed
by Rev. John L, Edwards. ID. D., assisted
by Dr.. William G.. Starr. After tho eere-
mony the bridal party, with a few
friends, repaired 10 the residence OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

"The Marquis OF Queensberry, the grand
prince Of the prizc-rng, is visiting New
York" How does Boston, the town Of JoHN
l.. SULLIVAN, like thatY-"the grand prince
of the prize-ringv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

WE CAN SERVE YOU WE'LL
W AND SAW YOU MONEY IN ADYEK-
Using. Fsu!aatN trss.
ADVERTISERS GUIOE-BOOK,
the most complete sud original ever issued.
sent Ou receipt II 5Js 20 ray Tor packing and
Advertising writing AsDscialty
The JEFF. MIL8Dl kNf ADV XIX
Tf~Is9 AGENCT,
Us and 80 east Baltimore street,
Sc 30 -eOdE w.ui Baltimore M.
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V'ILL FAMILY CONCERT CON-
Il PANY, NOOK, BILL, aud Gf.AssPLAY FRS
and YOcALISlS-Biss fln. soprano; Miss
Annie III, cOntralto {; Dir. william Iin. bassO;
Mr.. u. TIL, teDor-Sili give one Of their Grand
Concerts az The Laurel-Strset Methodist Epsco-
pal church, corner Of Laurel aud Albemarls
streets,
TONIGHT. EovKxBEs isTu.
Admission - cenla Doors opsn At O'Clock.
Concert eommeaces at O'Clock. Tickess for sale
~ the door. no lt-M&F21
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

IT. Rider HaggArd now wears bis hair in
howiue locks, which reach almost 10 bis
shoulders. He has shaved OF his blonde
moustache, and smokes cigarettes continually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

The New York Tribune heads an edto-
rial "Don't Write Letters" Is the Tribune
ont with RIIINE2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

Hoods Sarsaparilla Is purely vegetable
preparation, being free from injurious ingre-
dieals. II Is peculiar In he curative power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

"The Michigan millcrs have resolved 10
organize a -four trust" That would un-
questiona1ly he a grinding monopoly.
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DUTCH BULns.

HYACINrHS, TULIPS, ETC., IN
a L PORTED direct from tAe growers IN Hol-
land aud France. Just rscstvod- BULBS are OF
extra hue qualify ssd prsces fsiiy a. low sad
lower taan usose Of northern dealers
Send for descriptive lisI. Mailed frsA
Parties reqair.ns large quaalines are request
ed 70 wTito Tor special prices.
i. ". WOOD q SONS, seeasnen,
corner Sixth end marsh all streets.
and ifll eask Frsak street.
- S@eods &satNoSl ksoaaiona. Va
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20 posos DC pollar
OFFICE RTCHNOND0
CREAM, BUTTER. AND MILK COMPANY,
No. WEST BROAD STREET,
EfrUWDSD VA.

RICHMOND. a.
no THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.:
4 Wo respectfully inform y0u that We have
established CREAMERI az No. Nh7l
BROAD STREET, aud would Ike 10 make con-
trectswl,h farmers Tor AlLk % DO delivered 30
our creamery Tor Cue year.
Hisa wcll-k. own 'act hat whore farmers on
gnge in the production of mix prosperity SUE
rounds fhem. and their families dress Well aud
their farms grow richer In value oach year,
while farmers who epgags In grow C rrf am aNl
tobacco impotcrish their farms ari thaii .aui-
lt.s are poorly supplied with conf re ot li'.
Correspondence respe fully so ir''od.
RICHMOND CREAM. 81 TIER AND MILK CO.,
No. wcet Broad street,
klchmoud, Va. 10 l5-t
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LECTUKss.

VlALKS ABOUT EUROPE, BY REV.
E u a.. UAsWLL, Ina tho sunday school
rom. ~ MARKS church, FRIDAY Nl0lit. So
,rmtcr ll'h, T.. ". subject. Brussels.
COLOGNE. tho shine, ami Switzerland. FRIDAY
NIGHT Noycmr 23l, 8 p. ~. subject. Lon
don ani 90 Tower. illustrated with sc.optcon
Vows. Admission ~ cents.
nJ1l-su.TuTh&rSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

RICHMOND AND PETsksBUFI RAILROAD Co. j
OFrICE oF ~ECEvrAFY.

TVHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 WCHNOND Asst PETERSEI RI NIL
ROAD COMPANY VIII Pc acid on MONDAY tha
I9th OF Novom her instant - 20 pciork b.. a. the
ONCE u the company in tni' clty.
"a. ~. WARRINGTON.
no ll-ff Secretary.
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BKIEF COMMENT.

Russia has put another CHIP on her Shout
der,
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UONNECTION CONpANY-THE
Y annual moetine of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THs RICHMOND. fRDFRCKsBCkG
AND POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND Pr
TFkSBIkG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
IANY Rill be held the once n tse Richmond,
Freder.clsburg anI Potomac Haliraai com psuy.
In tho city OF llcumoud. on WEDNESDAY tQ0
SS,n Of N0ycmter. lsss, a, y 0'clock ".
y. 4. MlNPTON,
no i4-ti >-cr'ta.y
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