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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

\ Lisbon cablcgram s3ys 1t rs reported
that the dispute between England and
Portugal touching their Southeast African
possessions is % be submitted TO Duke
TrNIsr of SaNe-Cohurg and GorHA for
arbitration. 10 is hard. however. 20 uu-
der~taud what such course vail result ia
bcyond enabling Portugal 10 back grace
fully out of very awkward position.
Lord SAIJurR's demaud that the por.u-
ruese Government rcpudiate the 'tiou "
Major SrEpA PNro. the throatenu.- me of
the English press, and the charter of the
South Afucau Company whichWas garcttcd
u few days ago all so ID show that 1t
l. Euelaud's determination TO contue tho
Portuguese 10 the cOast, and carry out the
great scheme Of uniting the English Cen.
tral and South African possessions. Aside
from other considerations that consumma-
ton is demanded by Eueland's South
African colouists. who have IN view great
Anglo-African cmple and 1t seems clear
that the homo Government cannot resist
the demand. Moreover. there is another
thing that initiates against the suggestion
that the proposed arbitration VIII sustain
any of Portugals territorial claims that are
disputed by England. The Iron Chancel-
Tor and Count iIgEBEeT BISMARCK have
both announced that Germany Is aligned
90 be pursued IN Afuca, and 1t cannot be
doubted that the influence Of Berlin will
be felt by Duke ERNIsI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
FRIDAY DECEMBER p, 1889.


The prophet DANIEL forcsaw n time when
"uany shouldruu 10 and fro and knowledge
should beincrcased" We shall not say that
these words were intended TO describe the
world rs it exists at present, but We Will
tay that they are applicable TO the existing
condition Of things. SO some men argue
that the postal system cannot cOnstitu-
fiona'ly be improved by having grated
upon II at,lcgraphic system. because there
was no such thing rs telegraph when the
FEDERAL Constitution was framed and Con
rrcss was empowered 70 establish post
Offices nul pOst-roads. These men would
&C. course areuc that tho words first above
quoted could not apply T. the time that
now is. though never before since the
dawn Of creation did 50 many run 10 and
fro. and never before was knowledge SO
increased.
In spite Of the constitutional objection,
CONGRESS lons ago Incorporated railroads
and steamboat limos into the NATIONAL
postal system. though neither railroads
nor steamboat lines were known at the
time of the adoption Of the Federal Con
tttution That fact ought to be the end
- argument On Ills point, for the tcle-
graph vas certnnlyas well known 70 the
foundors Of tine Government as were
sicamboat- and rniroad-cars.
4 Washington telegram in the New YORK
Vr0m of "Wednesday last states that Rep
tesouta'ivc BNGHiM, Of Philadelphia, who
has had long service on the Post-Ohice
Committee. If winch he is now chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

GOODS. Take mono unless stamped. nor BE- dseely
dealers AXE moro prOr but sond direct 20 factory
state inhibition, Congress, % Lace vide or Marrow
Close price With order Prompt delivery and satisisci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Not possible but some
6I1MderS Sh0uId hare 0c-
cltryedW such 6yeatruSh
Of HaNc, TOR all u
7Chich the managers beg
q J0r6ir1H6 eye. THE en-
cOlty0GeDlcnt trhich it
has pleased UoW to. in
trust upon the house
ShaU brine y0u II future
ye"ard, as nothing WlIi
he Icjt HHdone Hot can
prore Of general dcneft
md adj 10 your comfort,
convenience, and cont
deHce.
Great rcduciioRS are
Dladc IN ra55ous dcpart-
Dents pertaining 10
stuDs that d'WW@ He
ercat hustle of Hadc
hare been orerloohed or
.jUD16led into an UHde-
Slyo6Ie condition.
Ill the Fancy HoIidoy
Wares left orer are soId
/oy about one halt their
raIue. GRd maHy other
points Of 1ntereSt are
ht1Win6 the tide Of TRUE
in your Juror in Oydey 10
dispose Of our ericRSlrc
stock.
Il. Is, b. aaII7 l. Broad stree,
n.rMrrN ELN.r AND Eur.MEE erLrrr.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Richard Watkins, the murderer of Jesse
Lemon. was caught Tuesday night near
Bristol by Deputy Sheriff Powell. Lemon
WIS stabbed to death hy Watkins last
week. Watkins waived examination and
was sent TO jail AZ BlountYile, Tenn.
The vestry ofSt. Pauls Episcopal church
AZ Warsaw. Richmond county, have called
Rev. Carter Pace, of Loudoun county. 10
fin The vacancy caused bv the resignation
Of Rev. A. Is. Kinsolyng. who has accepted
q cnli 10 Brooklyn n. Y. The yestry have
not us vet learned whether Mr. Page VIII
accept.
Tuesday night at Bc Spring NJ. J. Haley
committed suicide by shooting. Haley
was about thirty years old. He had been
drinking some during the day and was ap-
pareutly enjoying himself up 10 the time
of the shooting. lie was single and II Is
thought a love affair caused HIM 10 COM
NIT the rash net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
An Unsatisfactory Argument.

One Of our exchanges argues that as the
fathers OF the republic, in adopting the
FEDERAL Constitution. declared that they
were entering into perpetual union"
they could not have held tho doctrine Of
the right Of State TO socede from the
Union. A conclusive answer TO this areu-
ment is that the Articles Of Confederation
which were adopted in 1913 also declared
that the Confederation thereby formed
was 20 be perpetual Union" "The
style Of this Confederacy," it further de-
elsred, shall los the United States of
America Yet this perpetual Union "
lasted hardly ten years. In 1857 new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Congress and Christmas.
M Ncw York Norld says

The New YORK Word says:
"The custom Of taking q holiday recess
s utterly seusclcss, and il is mischievons
"a VOL. II results in the practical wasting
Of whole months time during the very
best season for work, and crowds the
necessary business so heavily upon the
closing days OF tho session that delihcra-
ton is impossible and mischievous flibus-
toring easy. The recess ought 10 be aboi-
ished.'
II is u custom that is not without its adj
yantages. The members learn great deal
from one another during the few weeks
which they spend together before Christ
mas. They eau therefore use this know
ledge at home in consulting with their con-
stituents These viii always be able and
ready 20 throw ont hints 10y which wise
congressman can profit. In some boards
of trustees and other such meetings, tho
members. when an election OF officials j.
about TO occur, take what is called an " in
formal ballot" Each member votes as he
chooses without the fear that he ought 70
vote for somebody else or, in other words,
without the fear that he is throwing away
hs vote. This informal ballot enables him
II place his ballot where 1t will do the
most good. The December session Of Com
gress operates as an informal ballot, 50 TO
speak.
Again: The Woodworking, moneyloying
people Of this country need to beremindcd
Of the annual return Of Christmas and
what that holiday means. It is a day which
should be- emphasized in the public mind
and kept fresh in the public memory.
Until Congress is empOw, red to sit longer
than the fth Of March in the odd years no
law VIII be passed postponing the annual
meeting Of that body 10 the 1st Of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

DfSsoL,usoNs & YAmsylHani.>.


T'HIS IS TO CERTIFY I'D WHOM
4 90 may rOrrera f.lL Hr. b.. n-N....
The city ~ Richmond, A., -ul d 's- ''. '-- -'.
% no ely OF IieIr.l', Va. Itfr rt....-
p special partnership u-icr Hri il
tho sta.ulos .l nal c.t., t.
upon she tarms. colIi'l. ns. a.4 ..-.i Ice
matter sal fortn ana tros8 iu ,al. s.Ai- aa It.-
scribe thai a. ta -1y-
First. Ilr sad par lership b.. 'n i'
under ile isWe ANA Hru "i B. B.. at .'',
which T. =. Bic. i. rn--lIlg .u 'N.' ..
mons, IS genera Itrt-tl aa- b. d .f.it ',
residing Ia tAo eng of Richmond. .- 5pef.Ai
partner
second. The general nature % f-. nl-ioees 10
bs thnsaciri hY fl- 5Hii o -m .- It' ...f. iig lt
tho " WuOLt~A ALE GROCERY Dt -I ft-0.
Third. q he rs. cla partner %, r.ntfo- 80 b
the common stock ~ no sa't 1ru 'ao anll4rt
now herein set f1rtG-t3 Wiz. tas s-n u @ be-
thousand dollars $50.
Fourth. Inc pace IL business 70 1e said Isft-
nershtp Is 20 be- 10 No. I3IJ e.l tarY efrnct .H
,he ciiy u Richmond. Tho I4r aHfs-ip 's I.
commence on TIE asa day o' u'-rmftf .,'i
eighteen hlndrfd ana rig1ty-u.lei. 41t is %
terminate on tho nra. Day II uc-oM.. D.. l-sJ
eighteen hundred aud ninety.
Witness our Lsl1s fh,t fourth DAY n ID cen.
Ter, 1889 eighteen hundred sui eight. r'Dr,
J. n. VAUGHAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

IN black. These goods are very fash
ionablc and are sold very low.
Also. another lot Of FIVE FRENCH
HEAD BLACK OSTRICH TIPS, three
to bunch, which We shall sell for soc.
What remains Of our stock Of Holt
day Goods will DO kept on sale till Jan
nary 1st. The prices on these goods
now are what they actually cost us, w
preferring to sell them at cost than 20
pack them away.
Hence We say if You wish anything in
our lire, either in Millinery or Holt
day Goods, yoa will 30 well to see cur
stock before purchasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
KAUFMANN&C0.,
4Ol EAST BROAD STREET.
A REDUC7l

We still have an extensive stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of
Unframed HATS and BONNETS,
TRIMMED BATS and BONNETS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, TIPS, and
PLUMES. As We take inventory IN a
few days we wisil TO dispose OF as much
Of this stock rs possible, consequently
We will sell this week below actual cost.
These goods are all new, OF this WIN
ters styles, and you will be surprised to
find what low figures nave been placed
on them. They are not odds and ends
that have been picked out, but the en-
tire stool, in tine store has been reduced,
consequently you can readily see that if
You need anything in the Millinery line
or anticipate needing anything that to
purchase OF rs novwlll be Q great saving
for you.
We have just opened 4 new lot Of
those
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

4 Chri.tmas-E,o AGray-rhrea Negroes
Drowned.

Especial telegram 70 tie Dlsp9'ehl
WAn,Aw. Va, December 26.-On Chi =
ma--cye night. "a tAe bouee oi a. negro
named Brown. about four miles from this
place, two NEGRO mcu Alexander johnson
and Austin Jackson became involved ia q
fght. jackson struck Johnson over the
hend with % rail, INJECTING very serious
wounds johnson is i'm avery critical con-
ditiOn. The fight grew out Oi an old uu5re
that began at one oi those church fairs $50
popular among the colored people oi ths
section. Although thcre wa- ia~g" crowd
present ii was impossible to get the iuI
particulars of the sight. jackson ha- not
yet been arrested.
Particulars have iust heou received here
of The drowning Of three c9lorcd mon
jim Davis. Su1s Noalcr. and Sllae Wight
on Sunday morning last ia Coan uver.
Northumberland county. They were cross
Ing ihcIlycr from Louis Point to Wallet
Point When near the now famous Hog
Island or,frr-bcd- the small boat DID which
thov were grabbing cap-iIed, THROWING ,ha
men overheard and drowning thcm, 81 is
supposed, instantly. j. was very early ~
tho morning when thc accid mt occurred
and the river 1T that point whore the men
were drowned is one mile WIDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
UnproVOked Murder.

Macon. Ga, December 26-rhs report
Of n rot at GAINESVILLE is erroneous. 1t
arose from the unproyoked murder of a
negro man OF excellent character 10y four
drunken white men, who met him on the
railroad track. The authorities are doing
their best 10 arrest the murderers, who
were strangers III the community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Jo>iua. 4 RHteq' Pcnre. BY the author
of "Narda. Only Authorized Edition.
(GfoEGr EprEs) New York: John W..
Lowell Company. 1859. Price III paper
% cents.
This IS one of LovrIL's Series Of Foreign
Literature, edited 10y EDWND GrssE.
For by J. W. RANpoLru d ENGLIsH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Union was provided for. A partnership
not limited by tho articles of agreement
between the parties TO the contract can he
dissolved st any time by the withdrawal OF
either party. II is not necessary 20 claim
this right in the articles Of agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

"GrrlT FxPEcrAT1oSs." The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Alexandra Ga
z,He says:
Among the Strangers in She city yestcr-
dav wcro Mr. Cooper, the representative
of the foreign holG@s of Virginia bonds.
and Mr Royal. the Virginia counsel Of
those bondhOider-. From those with
whom they talked on the subject n is
learned that they seemed 10 think that the
cases now before the United States Su-
irene Court IN which they are Interested
viii be decided in their favor, and that tho
sentiment in favor of the settlement OF the
state debt is growing in Virginia, and the
chances of such q settlement improving
every day
Itislikely that the cases connected with
tie Virginia debt viii be heard next
month. possiblc-we trust not proba-
blo-that these cases may be decided
against Virginia. But if they are so dc
cded. tire Legislature VIII, we doubt not,
feel called upon to provide ut once new
means OF keeping "thc coupon cut
worms" out Of the Treasury. The poverty
Of the people OF Virginia is such that IL
would bc pTcpostorous 10 expect them TO
paw in full such q debt If il were owing
here at home. 70 talk OF sending q mil
lion or more Of dollars annually 10 Eng
land ont Of our small store is TO talk Wild
ly. The debt must be settled, If at all,
upon the basis Of the real condition of the
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
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srATgos ylsGNIA. CITY or RlcHsosD-ss;

y 4 : U ' IHII7I1l ~ 7 - ~ VI -
THIS day 7. B.. MlNoR vhy.s name IS fnen-
toned as g general partner 800 t certain .iuiiai
partu ar-ntr. tns articles whereof 1ce heretN Al.
neIet, aopeared before uIr. Charles n. Nlllls.
Il notary publ, Tor tle o.,y Aforesaid, 10 the
state p Virgins, aad made Cain thst J. \.
VAUGHAN, tho special narast named ir SAID
articles u 'mitet partnership. taa contributed
% the common STOCK tholeoi. ami has actually
pali 10 cssn, tho sum oil i've Thousand do.isss
600.
Given Under ny hand thls iIh day Of Decem.
oeE. lsss CAAhAsS Il. WILLS,
Notary Pubic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

Tue DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered TO sub.
scrihers At FIrrxxS csSrs per week. payable 9,
The carrier weekly. Mailed at 90 per annnm;
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for one month.
The sKkI-wKEKLY DISPATCH a,sa per an
hum, or ii for six months
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The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per annum.
a &c. for elk months
Subscriptions in AL eases payable In sdvancs.
and no paper continued after the expiration Of
the time paid Tor Send post-orico money
order. chock, or registered letter. Currency
cent by mall will be st the risk OF the sender.
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must give thoir oii As we'll As their new post
onace Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

srArE or yiSGiNia, CRY OF RIcmoSp-ss.
l. Charles K. Wills. . notary pablie Tor tho
city aforesaid, Ia tho state 81 Virginia DO hereby
certify that 4. =. MINOR and I. \. VAUGHAN.
whose names are signed 20 th@ foregoing wiring,
dated tho 4tn day OF December. letJ. have a.
knowioCgai the same before NE IA my city
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this i,h day 81 Deem
Der, 1880 lHAkl.6S h. VILLA
dse-tit Aossfy fulile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

TIE New York Tr,jrme protests against
holding the Gulf Stream responsible for
thcpresent warm weather, and gives eS-
cclcnt reasons for IFS protest. 1t was
Isaac !. HAYES. we think. who once said
that the Gulf Stream had about IS much
influence upon the tempcraiuro Of this
country as a half-inch pipe of hot water
running down Broadway would have on
the weather in New York when the Their
mometcr was near zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

The New York Press SAYS: Did You
hear the chimes yesterday morning? Peace
on earth, good viii 10 men, was what they
sang. 4 good motto. Why not adopt it
and live mp to it," The Trfss would do
well - remember that paragraph when It
takes notion 10 abuse the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
PROPOSALS.
Sl5O,00O.

ssslei bids addressed 20 the undersigned viii
b received at ths Office - The CITY Auditor until
o'clock MONDAY, January &, $780, FOR all or
any portion Of $4,000 FOUR PER CENrUM
REGISTERED BONDS OF faE CITY OF RICH
MOND. payable ihirty-iour years after tho lst
day q January, i-s9.
Tho bids will DO opened at tho time above
named IN the presence OF The Finance Commit
tee OF the City Council.
These bonds viii be issued under authority Of
sresoiuaon Of the City Council, approved De-
cember IS, 1889, 20 provide funds Tor the compile
ton Of the new City Hall
y. d. HARGROYE,
de gs-;JaS Chairman Committee on Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
EGG-N0GG'S WORK.
1T CAUSES SOME LITTLE TROUBLE IN
DANVILlE.
The Knife and the R,zor-A Serious shoot
ing Afair-Sensational story
Exploded.
rsnoclaI telegram to the Dl.r.t,s.l

DANvrLLr. Va. December 26.-Christmas
was very quiet in Danvillc. barring q few
rows among people who had INDUCED TOO
freely in the festive cgg-nogg. Newton
Overcast got drunk and severely cut Two
Of his colorcd brethren with a knife and ~
now doing pcnaucc in jail. 4 negro row
occurred on Craghcad street among ne,
groes and stephen Reed drew his razor and
slashed Phillip Price. Several cases OF TINS
kind ere reported 10y the police. but the
most serious was n shooting scrape on
upper Union atoCet at small bar
room. Henry Browning, q cotton-iac'ory
employc. got iutoarow with negro named
Perkins aud beat him with stick. Not
long thereafter q brother of the negro
who had been struck camc along, and
Browning began TO bclabor HIM IN the
same manner, when the negro drew pis-
toll and fired I'VE shots 30 ms assailnnt.
Three Of them took effect. one strlIng
Browning in the arm. another IN thcshou!-
der. AID the third IN Che leg. His condi-
ton j. not critical Br0wnng's friends
were highly inccnsed, and if they had
found Perkins they would have handled
him roughly. Perkins managed 90 make
his escape and mas not been captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

DICHMOND
III LOgoNolIgE MkthlNE-M OhAA
hiCaHONp. A..
STEAM ENGlNAs AID bpt-hA> ...
Our facilities Tor che mlA0lse.1.e ~ n-f'
81 kSS UACulNkRY ars 4nsagg asssL rs $50
need steam power .yr any puip1ss "a" .
taroash telephone. AMI - ~, ssnl VI a. '.
r4rs ~ faake estimAsrs ant nano pricea
Richmond LOCOMOTIVE AND AAthi J.
NVhAA ~ ltig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

The good Deacon SMITH writes from
Washington 90 lis paper Che is Mr.. Hal
sTEAD's partner in the C0DD0cid- GazdtO
that lit may bc set down a sure that to-
bacco will soon he free" from the present
outrageous tax. This isGood ncys, for the
Deacon is reliable nan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

"Iibcl-Suit-Lawyer TAYLOR threatens
tho press for exposing the gas conspi-
racy." lie evidently thinks the press has
no rlch, 10 attnck the bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

"Boston'spohcemcnhaye La Grippe So
have Kichmoud's policemen, Int they
never communicate ia without exercising
gentlemanly discretion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

"That wa when the republic was in the
suds." Or, in other words. we suppose,
when STEVE EIAINs was soaping things for
BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

a merry Christmas to all, That Is the
order of the day. Bur alas! IL is too fire.
quouilv the disorder of the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
OFFICE COLLECTOR or CITY TAKss)
CITY HALL.
RICHMOND, Decem oer /. 1889.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES Tor 1879 are
due aud payable az this once during tnis month.
A penalty o. per cent will De added 20 ali tIls
Remaining unpaid December 3lst and the same
returned delinquent ant puDlished according %
Law. Every male ;weuty-one years OF age ani
every person keeping house or doing business
ia the city Is assessed for persona! tax, and
those who have not paid any city iaxes during
tho year will please call and settle, 20 ss 10 avoid
being Jos.ed Is delinquent
There have been put In my hands during the
year n very large amount OF paving. pipe,
and sswer-connection bills which are due az once
and will have % DO declared delinquent II not
paid before DECEMBER 3lsr. Please ask II there
are any such bills against you when paying Jour
taxes Of.ies open until q Y. n.
Y. w. CUNNINGHAM.
do Him CollccIor of Cir TzxsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Yesterday December changed plaeeswith
Mach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

4 sensational stor, has been going the
rounds hat Mr. 4. G. Robertson, ot Dan
Vile. had been seized with fit of insanity
in NV York city and seriously injured lus
brother and other of his attendants. lhe
simple fact il. Mr. Robert ON hGl some
mental trouble end was taken 90 N'w ork
for treatment he at mptcd to leave lhe
hotel and ms brother intercepted him and
took him 10 a hospital but they bad little
trouble in managing him and nobody was
hurt. Alr. Eoherl.0n's troulle D. moro
physical than otherwise. and u is believed
BE- will soon recover.
hr. Henry j. Ra-uo an Old citizen rt
this city. died Yesterday and WAS buried TO-
day. Ilr had been ia declining health Tor
n lnnn flmr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

TLAFIFHs NirfOEAl BRSEl
HCIV0sn, Va. december D.. l,,1.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I STOCKHOLDERS or THIS BANK VII be-
held az The bangiug-h0uso on TUESDAY, Jagu-
Gry u, isaJ, a. ~ o'clock ID.
MANN S. QUARLFs,
DC 1874 Cashier.
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS or THE NATIONAL
BANK or VIRGINIA VII he held o. q Or
banking house Ola 4 L ESD \, January %, lsgO, ~
! 0'c.o-s, j. ". LOChWuDD,
oe IU-tI Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
TAX NOTICE.

FOOTBALLS. FOOTBALLS. FOOTBALLS,
oil sizes in stock to-day. de "A