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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
No Delay.

Our report ithe proceedings before the At.
torney. General last saturday suggested that
il would require two weeks time for him to
make up his mind whether or not to apply
for writ OF quo to1rrdRt0 against the Rich
moud and West Point Terminal RSlws~
aud Warehouse Company. But this 10 the
very thing which the Interests OF Virginia
demand that the Attorney General shall not
do. Time is money much money in this
case. An irfemedisble wrong might be done
20 the defendant compsDy by any unneces-
ssry delay 10 deciding this important matter.
IL can be plsusibly u not conclnsively
argued that the Law really does not clothe
the Auorney-General with the power TO APP
ply for writ OF quo toarTdnto for the rea-
fon assigned in this case-to wit that the
object Of the law chartering the Richmond
aud West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company is not fully stated in
the law. Anyhow the Commonwealth Of
Virgins ought not to DO srrayed on either
side. The Code provides that others Than
the Attorney General may take the steps
asked Tor in this case; sad 1t would be much
better 10 allow some one else 10 do 1t. a. II
the Attorney. GeneTsl." says the Code,
"upon being requested" .reiuse or fall 10
apply for the writ tie person so Interested
may present his petition TO such court or
Judge asking for the ssme.s
.sThe person SO Interested" says the Code.
How fnters.tedi why, The Attorney Gene
raj Il sutAorizsd 10 proceed at tue relation
Of any person interested; but he may refuse
70 proceed and then the person Interested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1889.
Delivering Letters.

We can recollect when the rates OF postage
were, Upon letters passing from one state
into auotber, % cents; on letters delivered
10 the county wherein mailed, l6 cents; ana
other rates varying according 10 the distance
the letters were transported. The single rate
OF postage WAS upon a single sheet OF paper.
Any strip OF paper added doubled the rate.
OF course no envelopes were used, and 1t
was not necessary to ascertain the weight OF
q letter.
IL has been only few years since the law
was passed requiring the postage upon
newspapers, &C., TO be prepaid at the once
OF mailing 1t is hardly credible that 1t
should have taken IN experience OF hum
dred years 10 teach our congressman the in
excusable folly OF making ten thousand or a
hundred thousand subscribers pay postage
upon papers instead OF making one editor
pay It. We sdvocated the new law jealous
"; and the late J. II. ST. ANDREW used to
give us the credit, which we never claimed
nor merited, OF having had It passed.
The postal system still has at least one
sntiqusted festure-one feature out OF date.
II is q survival, not OF the fittest OF regu-
lslions. but OF one OF the least iustifsble.
Whoever will read ANTHONY TRoLLoPEs
autobiography will learn that letters are de-
liyered 10 England by carriers appoiniedfor
every village, aud, we Judge, even in many
country neighborhoods. Why should not
letters be delivered by letter carriers In every
town in this country Why should not
the delivery system be extended to
FsrmviIle. Wytheylle. Abingdon, Fin
castle, Harrisouburg. aud every town
and village ia Virginia, or 10 everv
ssteY Every po,tofice delivering one
hundred letters day should have letter.
carrier. 1t IS waste Of time and reflec-
ton upon any community TO compel hum
bred men to do what could bs so much bet
ter done by one man. OF course one carrier
Tor yillsgo could deliver not only all the
letters but newspapers, periodicals, and all
other mallsble matter. II would be an edu-
eating process. II would cause numerous
persons to write letters who now seldom or
never do such thing. There are good
many persons in every town who never 90
10 the post-otlice TO inquire for letters. Let
ters and papers addressed to such persons
fall 10 many instances to reach their destina.
ton.
II may be objected that the cost OF deliver
Eng mailable matter IN small towns would be
IN excess OF the net receipts Of the post
offices. That objection was made against
carrying letters across the continent for
three cents. or for two cents, as Is now done.
The Government has m abundance Of money
which cannot be used in a more profitable
manner. "The blessings OF government,
like the dews Of Heaven, should fall alike
upon the rich aud the poor "-or, in this
case, upon the inhabitants OF villages as
well as upon the inhabitants Of cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Bismarck's ADVICE.

BISMARCK sdvises England TO put her mill
tary household in order as safeguard
against war between France and Russia on
the one side aud the little Island on the other,
and says he IA willing TO conclude an alliance
with England. 10 this the shrewd ola
Chancellor spoke one word for England aud
several for Germany. Doubtless he would
like TO see 10 The shape Of formal and from
clad agreement what appears to be an under'
standing between England and The signatory
Powers 10 the triple alliance. He wouid
doubtless like France aud Russia to know
that there would be no mistake about where
England with her great navy would be iounu
should the peace OF Europe he broken. There
IL NJ mistake regarding the friendly feeling OF
the English Government towards Austria
and Italy. SALISBURY Is on record IN pre"y
plain terms touching that matter. As re-
CARDS the Austro-Englsh understanding
especially, the Balkan problem places Aus
tria in q position almost TO command Engilsh
support. BISMARCK understands that
formal Anglo German alliance or the formal
entrance OF England into the triple sllance
would upset the calculations OF those who
imagine that the Governments OF Germany
and England care anything concerning the
alleged quarrel between the royal families
OF those two countries. lie knows that an
alliance in either shape mentioned would be
a potent factor in preserving the peace oil
Europe. but that should this be broken by
Russia and France EngliRd's navy would
be invaluable 10 aiding in protecting the
Italian coast while the Italian army marched
into France. Both the moral support OF
England aud the support OF British guns are
what the Iron Chancellor is maneuvrlng
for, and it seems more than probable that he
will get them, particularly as all the adVan'
tagcs Of alliance would not be on Germany's
side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

tits not surprising that Professor Daniel
c. Eaton protests vehcmently against the
granting OF a charter to company whicn
proposes TO run street.cars in New Hiyen by
electricity carried through overhead wires
Aelo iOYc Tribune.
And vet we must own that ire feel "sur-
prised." The Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company has carried millions OF
passengers during the lost twelve months,
and their wires are overhead, and yet not
one passenger has been hurt 10y wire. To
see the crowded condition OF these cars in
Richmond would "surprise" the Tribune.
On Sunday afternoon last, after years eX'
perience. the people crowded the ears
standing In the aslos and on the rear plat
form, and also filing every seat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Don't take that seat, Mr.. Brecknrdgei
there is the stain u human blood upon i'll
Ne,o York Tribune.
What ought TO be done with tbs wretch
the cold. blooded hypocrite- who could iind
it in his malignant heart TO address such a
paragraph as the above to CLIFTON K. BRICK
IsmDGE-A pure, bigb-toned gentleman, who
was elected weeks or months before CLAYTON
was murdered.
The next House OF Representatives will be
Republican. Surely the monster OF the Tri-
bune can trust it TO decide whether or not
there is the stain Of human blood upon Sir.
BRECEINRIDGE's seat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

IMPURE ICE.-Aiter stating that 1t was
formerly believed that the process OF freezing
purified the wSter or the ice, and that that
belief was now known 10 be uniouuded, the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette adds:
"The worst poisons which we encounter
In our water supplies are preserved 10y
freezing, aud turned looee INTO tbe goDlet
from which We are expected to quSn our
most refreshing beverage. There is nothing
that needs inspection more than ice-nOt
even milk. There are ponds about The city.
that some Of our ice men regard as lakes, tnat
are impure. and this lake ice holds In soiid
state the poi,ons that have been contributed
70 The pooIs.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. z c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for hys-s-
ria Dizziness. COnYlis.Oul. fits, Nervous Ns1-
ralKla HeGiache, Nervous Pro5trsti0n cSussd y
he use u slconOl or tobacco, Wakefuluess. Non
tai Depression. oOftening of the Brain resulting
10 lHsapiy and leading 70 misery, decay, aat
death. Premature Old Ago. L0ss o. Power 10
Ether sex caused by oYer-eIerton " the oraln
or oyer-indIlgence. Each box contains Ons
month sireatmenL 81 box. or six boxes Tor -
ksp' W mail prepaid On receipt Of proc
GUAnASrb4 rlN BOXES
ocurs any c4so Win esch Orlol 's"'' vA' ~
US for ak boxes accompanied with g. Ne WA
sspd the purchaser our written guarantee % 60
fund he money II tho treatment does not e10I
scura Guarantees issued only BY
4. ROBEhrS BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
SO east Main street. KlchmOud. II
myl-dkWly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

A WISE MAYOR. Mayor FITLER. OF Phil
adelphia, and many other persons Inspected
last Saturday the new water-gas works.
MAYOR filler in his speech took occasion to
ssy that during bis administration he would
not allow the business to pass from the con-
troll OF the city.
There were 3 good many speeches made
but none better than that. For city &c sur
render lis ess-works Is criminal folly. ln
England The tendency is for the cities to buy
back at much higher prices gas.works which
they sold years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

can proceed m directed. There IL no good
reason why the state should be brought Into
this contention. The persons interested have
q clear rish, TO apply for the writ aud the
courts full power to grant Il. The policy OF
the Commonwealth Il evidenced by several
laws bearing upon tbisvery case. The inte-
rests OF the Common are with the de-
iendant company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

"Hang the murderer OF John NJ. Clayton
first investigate his politics siteTward !"
That is what all decent people say 10 toe
Radical. who are attempting 10 make politics
OF murder.-St. LOuIS htpa5lc.
The very fact that nobody knows who the
murderer was or is should suffice to close
the mouths Of all those who are not "decent
nennla y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
The Terminal

We said q week ago that even II the Rich
mord and West Point Terminal had been
guilty Of acts doubtfully authorized, or OF
an unimpOrtant and thouEbtlees disregard OF
its chartered limitations, we should still be
opposed to Furnishing the company, unless
indeed the alleged violations were serious
sud such a. the Legislature would not be
willing to cure.
The counsel OF the company IN their srgu-
ments before the Altorney.General last
Saturday set forth facts 10 the case which
show clearly thai the Legislature has already
passed in effect upon the fact, il 1t be a fact,
that the objects Of the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Company are not fully men,
toned in the title OF the act incorporating
that company. Can writ OF quo tcdrrdnto
be properly awarded under these circum-
stancesf Or rather. for what purposes may
writ OF quo todrrdnto be awarded in such
acsse as the one under cousiderationS
First, for the misuse or nonuse by the cor
porstion OF its corporate privileges and
franchises. What arc its corporate priyi-
Ieges and frauchisesY Those that are &C.
corded to II IN ITS charter. 10 would be diff.
fcult 10 make II appear that the Richmond
and West Point Terminal Company has
exceeded its corporate privileges in any re-
tpect.
Second, for the exercise Of privilege or
franchise not conferred upon ii by law. II
the oompan, has violated this law it is be-
cause the law chsrterlug it is no ia law at
oil.
Therefore, we think 1t may be maintained
that the Richmond and West Point Termi.
nal Company has done nothing that brings
II under the operation OF the law we have
lust referred 20. But even II 1t had, the
Legislature has decided by its action that
there has been no misuse or non.use OF cor
poTate privileges, aud no exercise OF priyi'
leges or franchises not conferred by law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Caroline AneAkN.
MILFORD, February s, 1889

MILFUhU, T eUTuaIy . IooV'
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The ptople OF this part OF the State are
greatly pleased at the acton OF Governor
Lee, Mayor EIlyson, aud your paper,
together with the cordial response OF the
people OF Richmond, IN relation 10 tue use Of
coupons. Persistence 'n ibls patriotic course
will settls this question in favor OF the state.
No court can compel ,he people 10 pay
taxes 10 coupons, aud II not so used they
are worthless. 90 on with the good work /;
the people OF the State are with you, re-
joIcing that by your efforts the good old
State will be firmly placed on both OF her
feet. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

A Virginia state senator has written to
member OF the Michigan Legislature for in-
formation regarding our state liquor law.
The reply should be: cit got away soon
after 1t was passed, aud We have not been
Able to recspture it."-Defrou Free Press.
Was this Senator STUBS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

"The fact that the people Of this country
spend about slO0,OO0,O00 year for tobacco
has not escaped the notice OF the reiormers."
The notice OF the internalreyenue re-
former" 10 meant, ii is hoped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Professor PAsTEUR, the great French
scientist, expresses his opinion that in the
future disease will be unknown" Every
sunday-school scholar knows that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
FARnrnLLE. February 9. 1885

To the Editor OF the Di'pstch:
VIII you please tell me Ia the next num-
Der OF the Semi Weekly Dispatch where tois
quotation 10 taken from, " The Lord tempers
the wind 10 the shofn lAmb"f Don't know
that Is quoted correctly. Respectfully,
SUBSCRIBER.
In STERNE's Sentimental Journey
"GOd tempers." Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
RRIkF COMMkNE.

"Don't let's ne in hurry about annexing
Canada" Well no. seeing that Canada
might object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
WILLIAM II. LYONS.
EDUCATtONAL.
BUSINESS oPPORrUNirIE..

NOR SALE, A BROWN-STONE
Il QUARRY AT BRENrsviLLE. VA. Nun
with Two gangs Of saws. Improved pattern.
Tnenty-horse power engine. Blacksmith chop.
ONCE huildiage. steam derrick, irons, aEd seyon
years quarry right, with option ~ purchase Zee.
Improvements. exclusive 81 lease, cost $1,000 10
sii,00l VIII be sold al low price II purchaser
Is found al once. Address QUARRY, Post Of1ce
Box 1893. Philadelphia, ps. fesist
NOR SALE, ONE TEN-H0RSE-
II POWER BOILER AND ENGINE.
For sale cheap. Apply 10
HBCnLEK 4 BROTHER,
10 10-3t 1706 aud 1910 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

"The New ORLEANS Picayune wants a
sugar school in that city" Is there no female
academy in New Orleans?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
shooting Array Se.r Liberty.

I5pocIEI tsleEfHW 70 tuv DIsHtFu.I
LIBEeTY, Va, February 1I.-Wiiliam
Quarles shot Eddie Walker last Saturday
night at feas. mile or so above this place.
Walker IL not expected 10 live til night aud
Qusrlcs is in TAIL. Both are colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
OUR LEADERS.


1000 yards newest designs OF the Oest yaFI-"Ius
Satines al SIC yard; r-.,.
100 pieces choice styles OF the best Doinesllc
Sstlnss in French designs at l2hc yarl;
80 pieces Gnghsms, new patterns uress s'S'o7'
BtSNc. a yard
70 piece. beautiful Dress Ginghams, worth l2Fc.,
which We 0ffer At l0c. yard.
30 pieces Foils ia Nor1 Fabrics In loVely tJles'
worth 1890. az l2&c. yard
One lot Of Jerseys assorted styles, al reducen
10 one price. fl.25 apiece;
Oil-Cloth Tablet overs-anOther lot iustfecelNed
St 49, apiece;
Lace stripe Muslin. 2]<c. yard
Check Muslins at ~. tA, IS, III, ana l2Hc-
yard-a large variety.
Orr sprlng in uortaiion Of TorchOn Laces Just
oDeued The patterns are richer aud the prices
lower Than heretofore.
our special sale OF Smyrna Rugs, begun last
Thursday. will be continued.
Rugs At 55c SOC, tLlO. $l.'a, g. t2A5. ", i4.5
and g. that sold At &c. Sl25. fl.5c 81 80, g. $780,
81 80 So. and $50 As our stock IA limited and
We are determined 20 sell every Rug, you will 10
well 10 call early.
The long-oxpected cold spell Is upon us, and
You who have not prepared for 1t by buying
your cloak before now VIII save money by cail
ing on US and securing one at our midsummer
prices
Children's ClOaks at silly apiece;
aides Malsing- Jackets at ki.sJ;
Cur S. Walking-Jackets az -
All Cloaks al a sacrifice rather tAan carry them
over 20 next season.
80 dozen ladies' and Gentlemens Fun Regular
Made Hose add Hall-liOse at l2Hc. pair for
your choice. THIS lot Is a special bargain.
We are daily adding new goods to our already
complete stock and invite you 70 call.
HELD 4 CO.,
l2-Tu&Th Goa Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
THE SOUTH In THE LEAD.
EUREKA COMPANY. MACON. GEORGIA,
MANUFACTURERS or
CONCENTRATED LYE, BALL And C4N
POTASH.

The goods manufactured by this company
have met with hearty eodOrsement from ths
trade from Richmond % the hIo Grando and are
sold upon an absolute warranty 10 give sa.isigc-
ton alike b. dealer and consumer. order goods
made by this company aud you Will be suited.
All grades made, from chemically pure 70 COM
mon scrubbing I've, and the vans Of any CLASS
Of trade can be nllsd
THE PHOENIX FIVE-CENT LYE
manufactured Dy this company is tho lArges.
package and best value for the money offered 10
the trade.
For sale in Richmond at wholesale by the toll
loving firms, who will maintain the warranty:
PURCELL .ADD 6 CO.,
ONENs& MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
&. r. SAUER & CO.,
BOWIE & WEST,
SPOTS & GIBSON,
POWERS, BLAIR & CO.,
T. e. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
MINOR & BLASTOS,
ThIBBETf 4 TAYLOR,
THOMAS POTTS q CO.,
c. W. ANTRIM & SONS
W. j. JOHNSON 3 Co,
CRINGAN& TKANT,
GATES & BROWN.
WATKINS a DAVENPORT,
JONES. POINDEXrER a CO.
MHtTfLE. SELDEN 4 Co,
AUGUSTINE A GLOVER,
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
A southern industry deserving your patron.
ege. EUkhhA COMPANY.
THOMAS w. TH0Y, General agent
WILLIAM HALL CREw 4 Co.. brokers. 1914 Cary
street. Richmond. Va IA l5am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

"The GRANT Monument cannot be called
put-up job" Don't know. New York is
trying to make it putup job on other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Salvation OIL. the great psin-ersdicstor, 10
kept on hand BY all good housskeepers. rs
centA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Taa OLIVER CHILLED PLO@.
HAVING ACCEPTED
THE GENERAL AGENCY
for the sale Of
THE OLIVER
PLOW.
| solicit orders from farmers aud the trade.
have received atull and complete supply OF
pTOWS AND EXTRAS

j solicit orders from farmers hul kAo daHo
have received atun and complete supply OF
PLOWS AND EXTRAS,
and can MI ell orders promptly. Tho SPLEEN
DID REPUTATION achieved and sustained
By these celebrated PLOWs renders tho
control OF their sale VALUABLE ACQUlsl-
TloN to any merchant who handles as-icul-
tural implements. Ipropose to sell those goods
50 far as possible through local agents, who will
be assigned certain territory. in tho EXCLUSIVE
CONTROL Of which they will DO fully protected.
In the raarran cement Of ssencies for the sale Of
these good, those merchants who have hereto
fore handed them through II. VI. Smith & Co.
the former general agents. viii have the pre-
ference II they have done n satisfactory bust
ness. This is a perfect piog with faultless re-
cord.
LIVE AND RESPONSIBLE AGENTS ARE
WANTED ~ ALL UNOCCUPIED
TERRITORY
Iheve rented the store 40. 1923 Main street,
where iho retail and local trade will ind always
a complete stock. Patrons outside Of the city
will address Poet-Onice Box 2l9
Tn, territory under my control includes
TWeNTY-ElGHT counties IN Virginia and
FIFTY-TwO counties in North Carolina. \ fall
supply Of printed N sitter will be furnished 70 all
agents. and eleotro.ypes for local Advertising If
1oefraf
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MzE TING n.

MASONIC NOTICE. - THE ~
wi members Of ST. JOHNS LODGE. ~
No. 8G. A r. aud a. NJ. are requested TO
attend a regular communication OF their Lodge
al St Adams Hall TUESDAY EVENING, Feoru-
AIRY 18TH. at O'Clock. Tho Senior Deacon hsv
Ing resigned, the Lodge will proceed 10 MI the
vacancy. Members Of sister lodges are frster-
naliy invited 10 attend.
JUNIUs A. COSBY.
fai9-1t Secretary.
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vn
VI COT rIet y y.. . . 600. .. -
hich I'd f1 w. . " 30 - .
us
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l21t

NOTICF.-THE BURIAL ,.zssssz.
~ COMMITTEE OF FRIEND Ss*sS$sTsSz
SHIP LODGE. No. IN, !. O. o. T.. Will -s73sStks-
meot 81 their lOdge-room TUESDAY
EVENING, February ~, 1883, at O'Clock,
% attend tho funeral Of Past-Grsnd JoHs
PsARCE. COMMITTEES: Jsmos Fulton, nooIe
grand (: Charles j. Bluups, Vice grand W, !.
sydnor. chnplsin c. II. Page. past grand W.
{. Davis. past grand W. l. Glenn, past grand :
John y. Burch. aud II. l.. Carter.
BY order OF tho Noble Grand.
fefl1t JOHN PITT. Secretary.
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CLOAKS.

wehsve few garments Left at prices so low
az are bound TO please.
IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, sizes 81, 30,
and 30, reduced from SIS 70 SIS;
IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, sizes "a and
80. reduced from SIS TO tll.7j and from $40 10
SO:
IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, sizes 90. "a,
and 20. reduced from f12 70 So:
IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, sizes 30 and
30, reduced from $40 70 $3.50;
sKAI-PLUsH COAT, size 80, reduced from s45 70
$50;
sEAI-PLUsH MODJEsKA. sizo 80, reduced from
f3j - s24:
sFAI~PLUsH MODJEsKA, size 80, reduced from
so 10 $50;
reduced from s2s 10 tl7.
Big reductions in prices also Of CLOTH
JACKETS. DOLMANS, NEWMARKETs, and
MODJEsKAS. They are marked at prices 70
sell it is too late IN the season Tor US 70 consider
the cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12


CAPITOL BUILDING AND LOAN AssocIAuoS,l
hIcHyoSD, January II. 1889 !
H1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS
1 Association will be held In the HenIico-
county courthouse TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruAry lcih, al 5:3O o'clock Every shareholder Is
expected 10 be- present for election OF officers
and directors for the ensuing year ana other I'm
pOrtant business.
C. NJ. WALLACE. President
A. L. MAsURTER, Secretary to FIT.
TALL OF CONTINENTAL LODGE,
1 L No. 894. KNIGHTS OF HONOR. CORNER
SEVENTEENTH AND MAIN sIREE1S.-J. T.
NORRIS Grand Dictator, will Officially visit this
Loigo THIS Tuesday EVENING, February -,
1879 at 7:30 o'clock. All members Of tho order
ere cordially invited 70 sttond.
r. i2-lt }. X LAMhIt, Reporter.
HEADQUARTERS H. /. l. BLUES AssOcGATIoSl
RICHMOND, February u, 1883 J
A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
"A Association will 10 held at tho Arm)ry Of
the company. Eleventh street, THIS EVkNlNG
at $50 o'clock. -. ...
President
T. HILL MONTAGUE, Secretary. fe is-lr
OFFICE Va. AND NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL COL
RICHMOND, VA, February II. 1883. !
VlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders Of this company will be held In
the Presidents room, Planters National Bank,
WEDNESDAY, March IS, 1889. at ~ N.
" v RANDOLPH.
fel2-tMi3 Secretary and Treasurer.