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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21
HusTlNGs COURT.
sohonbcrger GIFTS Five Years in the Peni-

schonbcrger GIFTS Five Years in the Peni-
Tertiary.
The case 81 sch0nberger. charged with
hofr8ying Miss McDonough. came TO q close
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. z. /. Montague opened for the de-
tense. and he was followed by the Hon.
Geor-o y. Wise. in q lengthy and earnest
aDuoai in behalf0fthe defendant. Mr.. Wise'-
Congressional lne has not impaired bis
force as @ ploader in criminal cases. and
some IF his old friends said be made the
best speech ~ the Kind be ever made before.
Colonel n. l. Spot,wood closed for the
Commonwealth. dealing directly with facts
and tnmmin. she bulk oi evidence Of ali re-
dundamcc. lli. inri,ye speech was lis
feuc3 80 earnestly hy the jury. who, after n
brief retirement. found the accused guilty
ani ascertainei his term 0f confinement IN
the state pon.tentiay 40 five years.
The courtroom was densely crowded dur
ing the speaking. The case occupied one
nieht Hrt nearly an OF TWO days-the jury
assembling Yesterday morning az inO'ciock.
4 motion fDr new trial WAS submitted
hv counsel for defense. and viii De heard Dy
fhr Court this morning when the court reas-
-cmHlD.
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Tircnit Court.

Yesterday WIS the second day ~ the trial
Of the suit of On lrles ". Clemmitt against
the Richmond Union PASSENGER Railway
COMPANY flr $4,000 f1F physical injuries
ALLEGED % have heen received no the c0m-
pant's hands The suit ended bF the with
driwal Of one OF the Jurors. and the plain
tif was non suited.
james NJ. Thompson against Hess * Bro
Their. judgment Tor the defendants.
l.. H. Ammeli & Go. against Mark Davis.
suit dismissed. Argued.
Henry {. Jones against +. J.. Wright
judgment tor plaintiff for 49,.
Virginia Paper Company against tue
Western Union Telegraph Company. suing
for $3.50. Evidence partly heart and adj
j0urned over until to-day az lN a. ".
one suit was Instituted. Eiierson < iiar-
yey against Bohbitt & SpiVey; action for
1888. Attachment ISSUED and served GA
Virginia Fire and Marue Insurance COM
pany. whore the defendant l. supposed "a
have property.
J. +. BiOmmen. a native ~ switzerland.
declared his intention Of hecomin. citizen
OF the United states.
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Alden Benedicts romantic meiodrama
-Falio Bnmtni. a story ST fhe Dead. ~iI
be given 40 the Theatre Friday and catur-
dav uiguts. November 2-d and I'd. with "a
matinee on saturday. Is scenery includes
an earthquake. with the eruption Of MI
Ne-uyius and the illumination ~ the Bay
of Naples. Which are hota realistic and
ma efficient.
slr. ReGcdict Is well supported by the
talented actress Miss Francis Field.
sale az seats 90 tle box office commences
This morning 40 :. VI.
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The case Of Mary :. Martin against c. r.
Henley was decided in this court Yesterday
afternoon. after a trial Of two days. The
Jury rendered a verdict IN favor Of the
plaintiff for sl.j20.fO. Dir. Meade Haskins
represented the plaintiff and Major Ii. III.
Nash the defendant.
There viii be no more Jury eases tried I'M
III Monday. bu Judge Hancock will hear
ehaucery causes on Friday and Saturday.
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Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup sbou IA al.
wavs be used wnen chTdreu arc cutting
teeth. N relieves The littlr sufferer az once.
20 produces natural, QUlef sleep hi relieving
the child from uniu aud the iiiiie cheuf
,whk,sns BRIGHT ms % iutfOn.' n is very
pleasant tO fnsfe 10 sOOthes the chl Il cot.
ems ihe gums allavs all pain. relieves wind
~ .uintes NE i0wei~, and H. me hest known
remedy Tor dlarrno-d, whether arising from
toefhins or other csCsf>. twenty-five cents
= bottle. to- b az -
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Cruelty to Animals


The amount OF suffering endured by horses
and mules in this cts from Overlooking.
ili-feailng, sore shoulders and backs. can
hardly be estimated. The cruel conduct II
the average dray and wag0n-driyer can BE-
Witnessed any day on Cary 0r Main streets,
where haii-i.d beasts are made o. pull loads
Of merchandise lar in excess OF the pre-
scrilet weights.
one OF TWO proper officers appointed 10
look into such cases would % 4 good work
and save the poor beasts of burden from
cruel drivers. II lew examples were
made OF heartiess men and boys. n would
have powerful influence on others, and
save the dumb animals.
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In the Interest of SIR. blair Morris

A large and influential delegation OF
sable bretheren left yesterday for Washing
ton 10 advocate the claims OF Blair Morris
for the posimasiership. Joseph T. Wilson,
"Captaln'' Paul, late Of the srmory saloon,
Edward Thompson and 'Jinkinsv con.
prised the leadership Of the gang. What
effect their arguments will have on the
President and Mr.. Wansmaker remains 10
be seen.
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j. B. WINSTON. Treasurer.
ISSUE OF BONDS AID DOUBLE TRACK.

ISSUE OF BONDS AND A Dot BILE TRACK.
The board Of directors. through The presi-
dent pro tcm.. submitted the following.
S9.5UO0l0 or BONDS.
The board recommends the adoption n
the following resolution by tie stockhold.
ers;
RcS0irsd by the stockholders al the Rich.
mond. FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Rail-
way Company In general meeting assem-
bied; That the president and Board If d.
rectors be and they are hereby authorized
ana empowered 10 prepare and ISSUE 40 their
discretion. for the purpose OF providing fsr
all the obligations and Indebtedness. of TIL.
company ana tor the purchase of additional
equipment Tor d0ub.e-tracking the road: tor
construction Of such branches and extern
si0ns As may be deemed necessary and ben.
ehcial, aud for It's other lawful purposes.
bonds 20 the amount Of Sa50O.G0. n
be Of such denominations and II
such form and date and time and
rate Of interest rs the board Of directors
may determine; and the said president i.
further authorized and empowered, for and
on behalf Of the company. % execute and
cause TO be recorded a deed AZ trust or r,ori.
gage in which shall be conveyed all the
railroad and works of the company. tbe
franchises and corporate rights together
with such other Of is properly
now held. or which may hereafter
he acquired, as the president aud hoard OF
directors may deem IL proper TO convey and
also the net revenues OF the company. 10 Sc
cure the full and nnal payment q The prin-
cipai and interest Of The bonds heretofore
aulloTized 10 be Issued, and that the terms,
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Tho ~helteriu- Arms Donation Instiiu.
ton Will be- open % the public u
day az II north Fourteenth street,
from 9 A. NJ. until ID i. NJ. whore
any douation will be thankfully r..
ceiyed. Supplies OF any and every de.crip-
ton Is solicited. and viii be- furnished f0g
the suppOrt and comfort Of those who are
both deserving and ueedy. This j. certainly
q noble charity. and should engage this at
tept.oa Of the PEOPLE Of Richmond.
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4 PERFECT LIGHr

Pure, Odor'ess. Son-eKn'0. the ran
&C." OH is the very highest grsae of Refined
P,tr letm. rewafe oi tl- product ofun-
scfupulou. imliaiofs. Cet thc genuine and
take no othsr.
Sold by rCDIkER BROTHERS.
I1it am stree
g. HLfIN. els Last Broad ,frxsl
no 1h-fI
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The ambulance was called out twice yes.
teriay.
First. 10 iii east Cary street 10 see q
eolofed man who had been run over bv !
wagon. lie was badly bruised and va.
taken TO his home, PA Baker street.
Next. az $3.50 Z. NJ, 10 the Vulcan Iron
Works, 10 man whose head and hand mad
been badly cut by hammer falling on him.
The hurt in the hand was quite severe. but
fortunately that on the head was not So
bad. His wounds we're dressed and be was
len az the works, as be did not wish TO be
taken elsewhere.
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1.-THE Great Metropolis. ("

Another good-sized audience witnessed
the third presentation Of The Great Ne
fropolis" al the Aca-emy Of Music last
night. The engagement Of 4. The Great Ne
.rorolisv slosss With to-nighrs performance.
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Tickets f0r tho comedy skit ~ " We. L.
and Co." ~ 0u sale no the Academy 10
Music this morning. This farcial ab-urdity
opens an engagement 0f ESQ nights 40 the
Academy. commencing tomorrow night.
The company includes fho popular -0uhnite
md dancer. GILLIAN Hamilton. and -uch
names "a, IA. thri~.i-. walter ZONES. Eddie
Roadway. John ifrnniok. &. Jaw Williams.
stella MlrIo. Lillian keeDe. llaT.eite shell
den. and Nirzinil Conway.
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Pro. erty Tran.fer..
The following deeds Of bargain Ind sal'
were recorded yesterday

tAe tNinN lu- oef is ol bargain <ha sait
were recorded yesterday;
- CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Charles II. Corey % james r. Toast. G,
feet 0n the east side Of lwenty-uinfh street
between q and Z. s5n5: Emma {. Gordon,
trustee 90 Charles and solomon G0ldenbur-
lG0.denhur- & Br0iherl 2ls feet ou th.
south -ideOf Broad street between jefferson
and Madison. si32j; susan II. Waddilf-
trustee 10 t1meiiu- O'Dwyrr. - feet Oh tht
north s.deO Orleans street near Third. So.
AZ HESRICO COUNTY COURT-HOusE.
Y. s.. B0we 10 Lena. wife Of Moses Rose.
lot fronting as feet on tle street which
bound. ile0. frick's property on The north
$50. Charles Davis Oh y. 4. Ll-ley. a. acre.
nn fle south side Of Osborne turnpike. three
miles south 81 Richmond. Sl-lp: X. IL.
Duncau-1us trustees % Manning 4. ~ra-
DIE. t.is feet on the north side of Brook
land -Ir-ef 10 William Marshall. jr.. ga
feef on the north side ~ Br0uhlaul street
ana r0J0hn II. Dlnneeu iUl fleton Tue north
side ri Br0okiaud street. 81 I: j. Z. Lasiel
b tl iFlcs Davis. 90 ioet 0u -la north side
~ AFlnder street near Washington, SI.py.
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VIRGINIA. IN VACATION IN
ne g. f.Lh'~ OS[uf r -fuF q.
PRl Nj COURl or NPpt Ais Al Eii-if-
NOND, OCIUbER n, Ie>e.
against
+. Mabete rs I'D .... rneilcs
Upon n sppeoi r. N . decree pronounced
BY the Circtu tCuTt - the county = Or
themoeiian on he - o. october. iS>~ in a
s1it ln which he appellee was plalntlu and
ne al'peila Nas defendant.
Ine "b.-ct OF the - ltsuu uled Ia THIS cause
IS y have the aid decree @; the circuit tDuft
% No thus DeriAno counfy. Of the "a % o.
lob lass. reviewed and reversed ~ tAa
supreme Court OF Appeals o. Virginia.
AMI 4 ap caring by tn MUM Of the
,her = OF tue count. 81 northumberland OF
he > ocess issued 10 answer aid appeal inat
Q he appellee. ]. Maoelle palm. IL rot a resi-
4 snt Of the state oil N.rSiuia. she Is required
~ appear here on the h day OF November.
1883. sft-r due pubg csiti "a % this order y,
DE DAILY IIMs. newspa.'er psonshvd m
hs city Of hichmOnd. unce q week for tVur
weeks and answer said APPEAL. and ~ whaa
: necsssasy 10 prot Ct her interes, llerrin.
a copy Ieste;
tsE'a G. X IsvLox. &C.
joys CArrcnSs, Ior sppsiaua ss3.rhav
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HENRlcO COUNTY FARMERS Al
LANCE.

Election ~ oh'cers Growing Member
ship.
A meeting n Henrieo County Farmer
Alliance - organized Nv Colonel g.. +.
Barbee. 0ur state president October Both.
$50. elected the following officers. viz: n.
p. Goddin. president: l.. n. Kemp vice
president. q. " Chiidrey. secretary: I'll.
Jeier. treasurer; J. *. RUSSELL. lecturer; J..
=. Graves. assistant lecturer. :. =. Turner.
chaplain; Charles King. business agent.
Tie membership of this alliance j. now
between $50 and rs. and IL il still groWing.
Il il destined o. become very stsOu. or
ggniI4fiOn
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lOthsr Local on FIRST Page


on other mineral poisons in Or. Dsyid's
Liver Pills. Best known. Price twenty
Ii Ae cents a box every here.-ady.
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CABBAGE AT AUCTION 1 WILL
~. ilutfhs Richmond suI lanyiIie u.p.f.
Ht o'cincs 90 iAh one tlf aPgAGE.
Without hri or reserve. l.. PlNLI.~
UULl-Is
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LONG FELT WANT.
RAILWAY CONNECTION RE.ssr.o.
LlSHEO BURkEvILtr
n. and ID. and y. and W. settle thsi.n,,
fersnces- The New schedule A..
tsge. Of the Restored csnneetion .,,,,
Trains In Norfolk.

Trains Ia %orfoik.
For the past two Or three yfar- ftat-..
nes- men of Richmond have been .fr.e--.
hard to restore fhe route 30 Lynentrrf IS
the Richmond and DIusiiie and tne MIN
and Western Railroads ~ ~ ~ .frlrs IL.
very desirable additional connection -.
the southwest thereby Attended Iaelt.-
Der of Commerce ~ every mesfIns D. IL.
held has always laid great sfre.- utan Ill.
connection and brought an IT, inf I.nra z.
bear 20 accomplish b.. tuf brrft0f RI. af..
out results. The Norfolk and Weston ~
-idered that it, Interests did n0t fn0r az
such connection. and refused Oh e..na.-.,.
with the Richmond and Diniiilc .n f,r -.
tnrltiOn. ~ the .NO ~ al. became sf I.r,..
heads. and no agreement could hs rlra.i
between them.
THE SEw SCHEDULE 10 TuE sOrfHTE.r.
The TrNE- is glad 10 announce flfl.naA
lie this morning that The mgeh-d.s -.i ,r.
rangoment his 10 Last been of..nf. ana
that the route over that line Wil D.. nltr.f
regular on Monday next. ihe -tt .r.ftrt
Trains will leave Richmond over fI. R IS.
m1nd and Dniille Railroad 40 iN.ifA N.
arrive 40 Hurkeyliie al i-.3O J.. ". and AZ
Isuchburg 40 I. VI. Tbs train aIil ri..a
connection af al local stations 900 OBJ. N.r.
fox and Western road % Southwest K.r.
yinia.
HOW fT WAS BRorGHT ABOUT.
Ibis arrangement was brought ai,.t
largely through Tho medium orb. Chan. .-
u Commerce oi mis- city. ilaf HodT'- n0-.
sover.ncr in demanding fhn restoration &
the old route and ihe c1n-ef len' rn...ur.
brought % bear On i1e RAILROADS fnaIg
made IT, influence i,lf. and tle ESQ mad.
AZ length approaching tbe importance n
another connection decided i0 stff'. ile.r
q differences and agree o. tle r-.-faIIl-l.
ment Of the schedule above stated.
ADVANTAGE.
The advantage NJ fhf ntw. fr rfn.r ra.
stored. route arr tou a0rlrfui fo nr.l .e.
IN di.afei 90. Certain Do }, oIr m.r'h lrt.
will ali feel and appreciate them. ine main
benefit gained is tle yr.it saving NJ tne D
me southwest. Toe tIme between hln. trf
LsurhhurZ Viii Dr. shortened fo flr bun,
and nfrs-nv. minutes. and tlero HIl Ne a
pr1p0rfI0nate reduction 2. 100 points H1Uf
me Dufe f0 southwest Virginia. What fls
viii - worth i0 0lr business men ani 'l.ll
commerce is nealcu'ahIf.
SOLID TRAINS 70 NORFOLK.
The Richmond ani Petersburg and N.r.
f8ik ana Western Railroads Hli aI-. uu
solid fr.fius between Richmond lnl soy. III.
on and afrr Monday. November ~ 1850.
rt0f Petersburg. i.ttinr Richmond Hf ~
4. NJ. arriving $50 N.ri.k af 1850 d. 49,
refuuin- leaving A.rf.A at 1.H b. d..
arriving at Richmond ~ $3.50 j. n. Tbs
will ha IT. comfort which Richmond pre-. '.r-
needed if being d is-f. solid through Train.
aud ihe tIme hein- 0n1 $50 hour, lrl Sos
minutes p. tween Int fHJ cities If tFIIf Poi
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conditions and cOyesant ~ ssid deed OF
trust OF mortgage 10 be In other rt-Itc.s
such n the board Of directors snail approve
and ADOPT.
signed By order Of the board. =,
VI. X. RoBfSsoS, JR.,
President pro feH'
The resolution was discussed for quite
while, and wac finally adopted.
MAJOR MYERS PRESIDENT.
Going iuto the election Of officers. MAJOR
Ell. ID. MYERS, who for many years has been
the general superintendent. was unani-
mouely elected president. All the otner
officers were reelected. After THANKSGIVING
routine business. and returning vote 81
thanks 10 Mr.. Cannon for the able manner
in which he had presided over the meeting
sbe stockholders adjourned.
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~ Augustine Royal Co..
f+-i fsiatr AgeA ani AuciiOneers.
Drltc. NJ. - Tenth s.fstf. sare. lul.d.u.
Aaucll steT. -.
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RUslEkS SALE.
GRQCLRiis. Ll4lui.S. CEQCKERy,
GLAs WARE. &C.. a..
A ArCIION.
oN TUESDAY. NOMINEES eorn

o. IILrUAl NOTENr2R .fTIf
AZ 1880 o'clock viii sell a. public aret.rr
40 The rtoIr under the 4rer. House. llf-
teeuth and hui streets Narehe-t.r. "a.
~ i0fmsr stock or sus'.s of Jamts D.. Gnu.
& BRO ctn.lstlnk .. the usual line of O. ialI
~ cerif~. lQuur, tobacco. allI ti.a.- -
serher -l;h lot " Siil w-Ware. isnl-,.. .ia.s.
wafr. crock. ~. >h0Scise,. Sc &c also oae
nails Comb uatlOu = g. hut nltIr u-s,l
ALLL> q. COLLINS.
nc2i-5t Irrsts.
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lEEAsuRER's REPoHr.

From the treasurer's report 70 appears
that the capital stock. including dividend
Obligation. j. S2,7y,,gj0, aud The funded
debt. S7lo.e1l.93.
statement Of current operating erDcners
of Richmond, FrfdefictsJnrg 0ld Pr
t0mec RQNro0f T0mp0nV f1r The nine
months ending son Jane. i,s9.
M,frtararna 81 mos. arI rt--..
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COMMISSIONERS AVID TRUSTEES
- rAitfI
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ~ THE CilY
OF MANCfIt~ rEI. "A.
KNOWN A. IrE tHALHLEY TANNERr.
SITUATED oNH ttNBRIGEsIHE.r
MAX iHe RADON
MONDAY rHE4-Tu DlgoE SovEAnse.l.s~
.IuD---l .--L- n ..---.-- $1,000.
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The rolling stock az the COMPANY q.
present consists OF passenger c1r,. sixteen:
postal cars. two; baggage aud expires. eats.
seven: cabo0-e and camp cars. twelve: box
cars, lOrty-seten; Hats. lty-dse; coal-hoa.
per. one; material cars, eighteen; loco
mnfLLn-- IMrnfl-fLre..
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PREACHERS RELIEF SOCIETY.

Mr.. W. ". Vicar. Of Norfolk. the sccre.
tsry and treasurer Of the Preachers Relief
society. presented his annual report Tor me
hscal year, which was adopted.
The following receipts were reported
Balance In hand. $500; subscriptions and
donations >ioi; interest, Si,o0s.sl. Total re-
eeipis. <i.655.55.
The disbursements amounted TO $3.50
Balance in bank. <i,0iSo5.
The assets OF the society are a. follows
Cash In bank. Si.ei5.65: notes and bonds Sc
cured BY real estate, Si70U0; certificates Of
exchange, National Bank receiver, $lj2.55.
Total assets. sis i6s.o2.
The net increase Of the assets Of The So
ciety OF this year over last year is S52l,4l.
SOCIETY FOR RELlEF or PREACHERS.
The following preamble and resolution
was adopted by the Society for the Relief
OF the Preachers OF the Virginia Conference
N. L. Church, south:
Whereas the ali-wise Providence has ne-
moved from labor 10 reward our beloved
brother and co-iaborer; Joseph II. Dawson;
therefore. be II
Resoired, That we place upon record our
high appreciation OF bic character as de-
voted Christian. an untiring worker for the
cause OF his Heavenly Master, aud one 10
whom the Preachers Relief Society especial
" owes debt Of gratitude which cannot DO
oppressed in words.
H<sofyed. That this society would express
hearty sympathy with the berca,ed widow
end children o. our dearly beloved brother, |
and would commend them Ia prayer 10 Him 1
Vbo tsmpers the wind 10 the shorn lamb. !
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DIR. ELLETrTAIEs PLAINLY.


Mr.. Elicit spoke very plainly. lie said
that the railroad authorities were the biz.
gest fools ia the world. OF else be Wa one.
II seemed 10 him that everything grown 10
our state fared badly Al the hands q %.
railroads. Their policy seemed % him q
b. 90 crush OUT our state. To show the lack
Of common sense displayed by them. BE-
called attention 70 the fact that h eO>i min,
cents per hundred pounds 20 haul Sec
wheat from Richmond to Glen Allen. aud
YET you could send chicken feed Csheai
taiingsi for i've cents. 4 return might q,
expected from the seed wheat. bat none
from the tailings. lie thought that thes,
facts. and matters Of this sort. came pro-
perlv under the supervision Of tue Railroad
Commissioner.
The whole business, said Mr.. Elicit, wore
"a cut-throat appearance These alway.
receive moro than they give. To get 20 ths
Union depot now you would have 10 starr
IN hour ahead Of time II sou didn't want to
get left. They shin where they please and
when they please. All the freight, except
local freight. this side Of Clifton Forge was
hauled now by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway over the Richmond and Allegheny
Division.
Nr. Elicit said III thank the Lord that
during the eight years was in the tounc
the railroads received no privileges with the
sanction OF nv vote
On his motion committee Of three, con-
slsting Of the chairman. Mr.. Campbell. and
Aessrs. Ellett and Taylor, were appointed
n confer with City Attorney Meredith as %
the chartered rights Of the Petersburg Rail-
road Company and report 10 tue Council.
On motion of Nr. hargroye the same CON-
mittee were requested 70 confer with the
Chamber Of Commerce, In devising redress
from the railroad, In regard 10 discrimina-
lion 10 freight chargss,i
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Mount Vernon and sunny Side Missfon-L.
u. Betty.
North Dsnyille (calyay)-P. A. Peterson.
tharlotte--lsascon Dey.
East fIalifax-E. ;. Gum.
Halifsx--J. ID. Iorkuer.
South Hoeion--J. {. Watson.
south Of Dan--t. {. Rosser.
Chafham--E. V. Carson.
Cascade--H. J. Brown.
PittsylYania--T. y. Duke.
North PittsyIyania-R. 7. Clarke.
Frankln--J. ". Carroll.
West Franklin Mission-To be supplied
East Franklin. l.. Pribble.
Maffinssille ". Howell.
Hcnry-W. J. Hubbard.
Patrick Circuii-D. J. Traynham; &. II.
BOwies. sup.
Patrick Mission-To j. supplied.
Professor in Vanderbilt LniyersitY--N. }.
Tiliett.