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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
SPRING
GOODS.

Elegant Embroidered Dress Patterns
in Black and Colors
Bourottes aud Plain Effects to match.
Striped and Plaid Dress Goods oi
every description.
Cray and Black Striped Mohairs.
Colored and Black Mohairs.
Everything new and desirable as soon
az it appears We show you.
PRIESTLEYS MOURNING GOODS
rank above all others. We carry fall
assortment at all times.
PLUSH CAPS arc 10 be closed on;
at less than cost. Only Il few left.
Our low prices are moving our stock
Of CLOAKS. because CLOAhS never
were sold as low as We are now selling
them. You can well Afford to buy one,
use it for month or two, and then lay
il aside for next season.
CARPETS must be- sold, and If low
prices will do it aud you want a Carpet
We can sell you one or more.
Our stock IS always well assorted.
Just the weather TO sell BLANKETS,
isntit? All the sIme, We must sell and
have made the prices low enough to do 1t.
MATING All grades represented.
A real good MATING at the Lowest
price you ever saw.
For good goods at lowest prices call at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Have you seen those TAPE-ROR-
DERED LACE CURTAINS, % yards
LONG, which We are selling at Sl.25 q
pair-just one hall Their value
Cur assortment OF NOIIiNdHAN.
CLUNY. ANTIQUE, and TAMBOUK
LACE CURTAINS 10 far ahead OF any
YOU will find elsewhere and the yalu 8
arr the lowest.
GENTLENFN'S OUTING OF NEG
TIGEE SHIRTS are TO lie q large tca-
turo in our spring trade.
The regular SIC. SHIRT wo sell of 3Sc.
The regular C5c. SHIRT We sell at 49,.
hUtL styles axe good AMI the sizes
are u1troken. In better goods we show
equally as COOL value.
GENTLEMEN'5 NIGHT SHIRTS,
81 grade at i5c.
DO you know We have . fu'l line Of
the celebrated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Some DAYS ago we asked the Richmond
Dispach 10 say candidly If the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce in fact desired the
enactment Of railroGd-law which VIII Sc
cure to all towns and cities IN the state
the same advantages of freight rates which
the city of Richmond now enjoys. Thus
far. however. our contemporary las fauod
t. answer that simple question. -DdnUte
Eey.S',r.
If the copy of the Ragis'y containing the
above query ever reached IL, tic query It.
self escaped our attention.
We do not doubt that the question
should he answered in the affirmative.
The people Of Richmond are among the
fairest in the world. They are remarkably
cousiderate as to the rights Of others, and
exceedingly liberal in their views. SO con-
fding are they and 50 httle selfish or mar
row-minded or provincial that It has come
to be a saying here that 1t 10 a qualification
for Office to have been residing II this city
only year or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
SMITH & ANGEL
SMITH & ANGEL
HOSIERY
FOR
Ladies, BoTA anil Misses?

These goods IRE SO vel known II is
useless for us To Tell Yo1 ~ their merit
IT'S of the prize we sel chem yo0 will
be more Interested do
Our CASHMERE OMnRG or HEN
RIETTA-FiNI5U StIiNE5 VIII pl.asa
you. rs the atyl,s aro very t.aty.
The FRENCH CHALLIS ara now
loc. yarl-their Value Is Goc.. and We
may have to ask moro after this 10 Is
sold ont
Some new designs IN HAMBURG
TDGIEG, also hEMSIuCliED HAM
BURG IDGJNN
HENSIITCHCD FLOUNCING in
the latest designs,
We have it-PPINTHD SCRAH a;
2Jc. d yarl-its value is Soc.
59c. o yard tor quite d lotot SPRING
SUuING- former price was r., 81, and
81. We have too many SD tighten up
by selling some far below COST They
measure sd inches In width.
Our stock of SATCHtLS is very
complete. There has been o big al-
vance. bu. rs We bad q large took We
still sen at tho old prices. Its % your
interest to bny now.
Yon viii do yourself aniyour baby en-
Injustice if you buy any other chan a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
NJ. IIIGU IIlIoN,
Medalhst of the Franklin Institute,

New England Is supposed to be the
paradise of public schools, but what says
the Superintendent Of Public instruction
of New Hampshire? See;
In few sections the accommodations
provided for the education Of children in
dictate an intellectual and moral sense, bat
llttlo above the level Of barthrism. in
these localities. 20 save the paltry plttance
of a sch0ol-tax. the pupils arc driven INTO
a hoycl Of learning in which. for several
hours day. they are boxed into an atmos-
sphere rcekiug with invisible filth and
loaded with disease, or compelled % SIT IA
a chilling draft that drives out one devil TO
make room for seven others. and loads the
church-yard with innocent victims OF pa
rental mc1nnc-s."
Before giving further vent TO illusions
regarding southern barlarism and be-
niehtcdncss, wouldn't it be well for our
New England friends to look upon the
New Hampshire picture, and on the picture
OF the schools the southern whites are pro-
vidng for the negroes!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

TaE Moon AND THE WEATHTR.--In his
book entitled Familiar Talks on As
tronomy," Professor WILLIAM HARwAR
PARKEs endeayors TO correct some Of the
prevalent oid-wives' tales about the moon
and its influence upon the affairs Of this
planet. For instance, ho says:
Every nineteen years the phases Of
che moon VIII recur IN precisely the same
order and on the same days"
This fact ought 70 put an end to all the
mistaken notions Of the hu,d-ics as to the
jnfuence Of the moon upon tho weather /;
for IL is clear case that it the phases of
The moon will recur IN precisely the same
order and on the same days in 1890 as IN
1871. all We have 10 do 10 ascertain the
weather this year is 10 look back nineteen
years and find out what the weather was
in 1871. The files Of tho Dispatch would
tell the whole story.
Again:
The theory Of wet moons and dry moons,
90 indicated in advance by the horns Of the
crescent, IL disposed Of in a few words.
We quote Professor PAEKER:
- Ii is hardly necessary 10 say that the
position OF the crescent depends upon the
declinati0n of the InOon."
Once more;
'lt is p0DulsTly believed that the moon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
222cs1eu3- or 6>Z2Eo0M
TIE OPENING or ORR
NEW LINEN
DEPARTMENT

49, - AZ 100. q, ., ,,.,i,,,i,..,. aul On cot
occurs 'o-inorr'" 'N'U'H5 '1.' ~
our t.''i' 2" i..tl..t . Ca, r..'., -.f. ar
the Linens f' vii have i ..'rn ~" III a,
one "t.h' one WAy'' a,t ..-s
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a. o., 'al gains W N' -'. ID" A' "
81 hLl Kiss -I-'iel -iI''. ,, ,-.,,.. I,,
patterns az i-' rNHiliY.A q, .
mask, oS inches "li'' A' % V"'i-' 0' ID
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your ..g,,- OF .,ly p"'r.,' .@, E. i.,r..nf
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

DON'T think ou- cutting OF prices Is confined to
,us, . few aTticcs. You would Do surprised %
know how we really cat aad slash into tho prices
q all desirable goods, for ", mus. keep busy at
my cost a1d so are busy not only scnlas tho
tail end Of this winters stock. bus nov spring
stuGs that knowing people bay because pdco5
are cut 40 deeply.
There's Mating. for an example. 4 whole
carload WAS received i4s' wooF, enough 3" Inst
ony other Richmond merchant Two year,. yet
hy cuttine prices We viii sell 10 out within thirty
day. You ought 10 bs ono q lho ucsy pun
chassr9.
an rolls " Rcd and white Check Mating viii
be sold for 20 q yArd-J'her stores sell for
0rlIlt 81 Fancy CHECK. No I, Perfect Mating
VIII De sold Tor lJc. yGri-otlcr sio.o ell
for 2lr,:
III rolls Of tho best FlRt-Ron Naulugs, giving
you 70 cl0.ro - ten different Flucy tl.cS
Patterns VIII Poe s0llror lj 20 yarl-o-Aer
stores sell f1r 2-...
For 2-r. a yari We have probably tw'nty difer-
emf patti including PLAIN White, ram
Check, Fancy Checks, small Checks, Largo
IgalIs. and stripe, comprising the pfci.e-t
assortment eyer shown 500 Richmond THO
0uglitv is what IA called NV, being one NJ
Inc best grades imported Seamless Ma'iins''
comprising qualities with -"nm3 every hfn
and tcn Yards 10 ~, %, ol. t0, anl j'r. yeri.
Brrnuvau-nfs can no made w.h she Jr'Ait
clerk Tor buying Ml'lngs, Lnce Cur.ain-, ETC.,
on the lustnlment plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
pANvILLe's DONATION.
rhc Death OF Dir. schoolfield-A Disap-
pearance.
Especial telegram 10 the pIspH'chI

Especial telegram To wv "'7pH'1'
D,yvrLrE. VA. February % antici-
noted in my telegram last night Eugene II.
SchoolGeld. who bad been sick Tor some
DAYS past. died early tins morning; He
vos a son IF Hir. John II. Scheduled, ono
! ~ the moot prominent citizens OF Dnuviile.
and was tweury-s years OK age. re went
49, Rar1,lnh- Macon College Ia 1879 and r.
NAMED thero three ycnrs. Two years AGO
h" brran manufacturing tobacco as senior
partncr If tine firm OF Schoolh"ld d Wat
Son and had built zap q tne business. lie
was upright aud honest III al hls ways,
wa n sincere Chu,;Ian, and no Young
incr stood higher in thls conmunlty Fu-
colorod man named john knight.
whose mind was unhllanred' sirayed away
rom home last SUNDAY uight and nas not
since been heard from. rs friends fear be
wandered into the woods, lost ms way and
died FROM exposure.
The Danyillc capitalist who are interest
cd I'm The Iron Mountain aua Coal Mountain
propertv iu Southwest Virginia h4Fo r.
iurnod from Lguoh1ur9 where the took
nert in organizing tine two compan'a. for
dev.opiu- their property, a7 was stated 10
t,-Gar's Is1fei. They are all Juoi1ut
over thc fine pro poets ahead OF tnon, and
VIII no doubt realize handsomely on their
iuYa Imeut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

affects the weather. the crops, meat, and
FISH. II Is even said that persons sleeping
In It's full light will have their features
drawn away. None Of these things are a1'e;
Araro. a French astronomer who examined
the records for many years back, says there
ia no evidence TO show that the moon
nTecta the weather. and | have seen holt
The crow OF a line-of-hattle fhip asleep I'M
der full moon. not once but many times,
and not n man OF them ever made a face"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Prrrnsnuno, VA, February q, 1890.

To ne Ed,0r Of he Dispatch,
When Is the now Court of Appeals elect
ed and when seated Also, does the term
Of all the present judges of that court OK
pire at the same timeI If not please state
particulars, and oblige, A SUBscEDER.
The regular term begins January 1, 1895,
the Judges. or some of them. 10 be elected
by the Legislature 10 be chosen in 1898.
All Of the Judges Of tho court are not to
bo elected at the same time, We think,
owing to a decision of ITS own that its
members are all elected for full terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
New Book.

Staaly's Emin Pasta Expedition. by A. j.
WAUrRHs. Chief Editor of the Mmncem0,t
GeopGptt3ue. Brussels. With Map. 80
Portraits and Illustrations. Philadelphia
j. Is. Lppincott Company. 1850. Price
81.
If such book as the one before Us had
come down 10 u from our ancestors ofthrce
or four hundred years ago, we would place
10 faith whatever in its statements. STAN
LEY's history is almost incredible. There
are few such men as he--not one in hun
bred thousand. This book is interesting Of
course.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSON & Go.
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FIre in ITaiifax.
Aift III halitAts
Especial talegram u tho Disnhtch.l

IoPUVI0E I03osT0IU % IIIo WIsphICLJ
Souri, BosToN. Va, February 22.-Lasi
night about II O'clock the residence Of Mr.
Andrew Ii. Moon, few miles from South
Boston, was destroyed by fire. All the
furniture, ETC., were also lost. Insurance
81 800.
The residence Of Mr.. Glen. II. Jordan,
at Republican Grove, was also burned up
O. few nights ago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
DOWN BY THE SEA.
Matters at the Navy-Yard-Tho Matter Of
Beef approximations
Nofos.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispntch.l
NORFOLK, February %. 1890.
The GLORIOUS Iwcuty-7ccOnd was OBJ
served i'm Norfolk today rs partial holl-
day. All the cottou-L0usrs gave their eIn-
uioycs tho day OF. The uaVy-vard, Cotton
Exchange. Chamber Of Commerce. banks,
custom-house. courts. and post-othces of
tho two cities were an closed and the war
ships at the yard and the shipping in the
larbor were g0ily decorated with bunt-
ing, while the national ensign tlOated
from "a numherOf buildings. At sunrise the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues fred a salute
Of sXty-twO guns and ut meridian the
receiving ship Franklin fred national
salute At the nayy-yard the day was cele-
hrated by parade Of tho marine
battalion, followed by display OF
athletic games and boat races bv the
crews Of the various war-shlps, and an
opcu-air concert by the Naval Post Band.
Great crowds Of spectators thronged the
yard % witness the exercises. Big dinners
in honor of the day among officers and
men took place on the cruiser Baltimore.
friEate Franklin, gUnboat Petrol. and at
the Morine Barracks. On Monday the five
military companies Of the two cities will
unite in a street parade IN celebration Of
the Iwenty-secOnd.
To-day being tho siXty-second anniversa-
~ Of the organization of the Blues" o
collation. was served at the armOrv in honor
OF the event. Colonel II. &. Hudgins, OF
the Fourth Virginia regiment Will be IN
command Of the parade on Monday, with
full staff.
TO SOUTH AMERICA,
The United States steamer Alliance now
in Hampton Roads, viii be ordered 20
South America, in connection with the
trip 90 Nicaragua, TO do several months
surveying on the OrlnOcO river. The most
OF the surveying ever done on the OrinOcO
has been carried on from time TO time by
our Government.
The new gunboat Petrol. fitting out at
the yard. has been ordered 20 take run
out Of the capes 10 try her guns.
There was "a dropping of of coal ship
ments at Lambert Point this week, only a
little over 1900 tons being shipped.
BEEF INSPECTORS.
So far Judge Brooke, of the Corporation
Court, has received ten applications for the
beef inspectorshIp OF this CITY, and more
are expected. There is considerable op-
position TO the bill expressed among the
people Of this city, who believe the compa-
MES will raise the price of meat
MOTIFS.
A number Of prominent citizens of Neck.
lenburg aud Brunswick counties are in
Portsmouth to-day in consultation with
Commodore Bateman on matters OF busl-
ness.
The telegraph line between Portsmouth
and Danville along the Atlantic and Dan
yille road will DO COMPLETED by the last OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
RuTHER GLEN BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Killed and Number Wounded.

INT''W- V'I0E '-I- " ~ ~ ''---'I
RrTHra GLEN. Va, February 2'.-Ihe
explosion OK the boiler of iiuntcr Brothers
4 co., .ag-mi.l atG o'clock this morning
was caused bv too much steam. The resu-
lar fireman being absent another hand uu-
dertook to fire. The killed are Willie
James aud Henry johnson. Sam j TX
was seriously hurt and Is not expected 70
live. Ben. johnson had an arm broken.
Jaf. Washington. John Jackson, Philip
Courtney. and Wesley Foo. are injured,
but NOT seriously. All aye colorcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
nov, woo,, a, which time night trains

VIZ Rev W. R Re- Estlll, Of Lexington. Ky,
will probably be called 10 the rectorahip
Of Trinitv church, in Portsmouth, ms Rev.
r + Reese. the present rector goes to
Macon. Ga. next month. .-..., r.
Payrnaster J. A. Ring reported Tor duty
nj the navy-yar1 to-day. If,
A colored woman named Miranda Andcr;;
son. living at ~ Bank siItr,e,' W's uurhed
led md srarks 81 fire from Fireplace ig-
nitcd the bed.clOth,ng. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
WHITNEY
ABY-CARRIAGE.

They are better made. ride easier, look
nicer, aye far more stylish, and, and are
sold ut lower prices tAan goods in every
way inferior We show about ninety
styles for you to choose from. aud il you
live ont Of the city suggest you send for
catalogue. We are selling moro Whit
noy Carriages than all the others COM
ltr.1
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PATENT
MEDICINES,
prRruvrHIE,. SOAPS, POWDERS, PUFFs,
BOXES, TOOTH, CLOTHES AND
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AT CUT PRICES


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Fray -cr'-' JOE. b.lli.
bair's tnlofal lnyh"l' ,s'''
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Lemon hot prom -.' WIN, ~-..
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fr.1.f D
We take pressure III Pu'''''ii'''H u"
loving interesting communication H"''
Or. ". Leigh Burton. We call 20 IL the
at4ortiop of the PHILADELPHIA I4y,nrer:
.n. ,,.r.o,,,. . ,urcTsu
-,
10 M LH.W ~ .' '''''"' :..
In an elltorlI pti'sI tpL J." W. ..'-.,
OF yesterday WIN the a."Ne O'E lio" y"
make reference t. an eieclil,S, ht',,I IN
vented by q gentleman OF mimi, yo iI
for which very sreal til'irncy Is CIi'li.V. 4.
propose 10 7Ho" on 'nv u. ~
authority th4I IL Is aIiauO i.n -. .,' w.,
any inventor TO claim having produced. an
eloctrlc-hcaicr al - per ctH'. Hnio III -, .
ency than any other ana tAAt "l,.I an an
electrc-ht"l 10 n.y. ".',..'.-,,,.t,,.,,
value should be simple IN construction
Inexpensive, dufHnc nh'i'l .s."il' f-
vice, easily managed ana aua'I"ley s''lo
/ from clectrc sho, ~ Li'' 't $3.50 .t.
These points are WHAT are cilIin-u i9I 'l.o
Burton elertuc-A ,i'tr' ana t''.y .' ....e
are suust~ht-alcu 10y '"o i""''
tests. ...i.,.4.~.
As 20 the eiiciencV or eIc9l 'c-l',e' =. -
Franklin institute. IN its report On ln'
merits ol The Bur'on cIccD Ie-Hv"'cl' say %
the italics bong nine; L.,
1t ls well known th"l UNI, 81 ~
t!lcai on 'I-t NuVH J"i- 4, ;,
% CERTAIN drniIl' anu WI Hl'"" p. u '4''.'''''
othcat, lndeprud"fiy 81 no" IL Is con
vcried. provided only that mere is 30 IL
ductIOu. counter ciecUo'uDiNc lpicc' 4.4h-
agc. or clectrolytc action. conditions
which are worry easily fulfilled IN many
way. n such cases, Therefore. h. 50 u
H, ,tc51ral yoir1 aetna y consumed nrd Do
dr. s7n.. Gru- occ4jcn hto0-sJ0r haanJ Ha
SURF ,njug oa. Your committee, tnerc-
fore. need mot consider tins point nor the
actual cost of hcltlug a.r electrically. az
iIat must evidently BE- he sun, for all gDD4
electrical heo'rs.'
tee lox. proceeds 10 consider the peculiar
construction of tho Burton heater. II
SAYS:
The points about which your commit
foe I4 to report are. therefore whether the
rowdrrol 'Gre-clly Of the Burton heater
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
OUR
J0W9Iry Department

has put on q fresh face. We show ever
so many novelties and our prices are
lower than what is considered proper 10
ask for cool goods
OUTING CLOTHS at So, I'D, and
1870. yarl-all fresh patterns.
C2c. buys o pair Of TUCKED md
RUrFLED PILLOWSnAMS worth
81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23


aforesaid
BooigooL
forth
heunto ser my my ONCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Protection.

The Norfolk Landmark says omphaiically
that public opinion fatty condemns tho
hirh-protcc.ivc tariff on meat imposed by
tho bill Just passed at Richmond; that the
burden must be borne by the consumer
and chat IL is a case OF shooting at Chicago
and hitting Norfolk and Richmond.
The landmark very properly calls the
tax on beef q high protective tariff" If,
however, it is wise to exempt new plants
or new industriee from taxation for mum
Der Of years whilst compelling old plants
and old industries 20 pay taxes, It must be
allowable 20 tax beef brought TO this city
from points more than q hundred miles
distant. However. we suppose tho new
Virginia Inv will hardly stand the test OF
the courts. 1t is obnoxious 10 the obJec-
ton that il is, or seems 10 be, an attempt
TO cvado the constitutional provision
giving 10 the Federal Government entire
control over interstate commerce.
Customs duties levied for the purpose Of
protecting American Industries, the tax on
fresh meats. and the oxempting OF new
factories from taxation are kindred mea-
surcs Whoever objects - the first ought
TO object to the other two. On the other
hand. whoever fayors the last two, or either
Of them. ought not to rail against a tarih
intended to protect American Industries
theoretically all such measures arc wrong
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

ono II tho most sensible q fashions folly IS
the present craze for
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You can't find such an assortment
elsewhere rs we show
We call particular attention 70 the
Yanlyko Points in gold, silver, steel,
AMI black silk. Also, nice variety Of
STYLES IN Gimps, various widths.
Fringes in tho widths now worn.
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fs& 3-Ir secretary.
BICmosp, VA, February %, 1897
~ II T OFFICE r s AND "a,
4 Burial Committee OF NAKsHALLE = y
LODGE. NO. j., KNIGHTS OF PI HAS, ~
are hereby summoned o. appear 90 WV
iAeir Castle Hen ais ,euniAD EVE W.
tlNG 1T 1880 o'clock o. pey flo last sqi tribute
o. respect 80 cur deceased brother Iast-t hau-
ceilor T. II. lOchHArL
By order OK IL. \. HAWKINS chancellor Com
mGudcr. ". =. NODDeUN,
f. [3-lt' Keeper Of Records and Seal.
CtARPENTFKS' AND JOINERS'
< UNION. No. 1872, are hcrohy roquetted 20
meet az Con o-lla Hal THIS sunday EVE
MING nt2 O'Clock o. pay tho lasl tribute OF TO-
spoct 90 oar deceased brother j.. LOcLHAkr.
fo.3-It' j. u. BAIsEy, Secretary.
V1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
2 STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHlNE-WOhkS VIII
Doc hold 30 .le WORKS OF the company on " kDAEc-
DAY, Marcn ., l,aJ, a. j. o'c.ott H..
hla2T se-ioa,y.
A GENERAL MEETING or THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS ANO LIFE MEMBERS
a. the VIRGINIA eTATEAGRICU LTUItAL AND
rooms Of tho chamber ~ Commerce, in tho city
q ~ .hmold, 20 WEDNESDAY. March 1871, al ~
Il. Every member Il urFoi - a'toli either IL
person or by proxy. ASHTON s. IAtht,
10 IL President
A MEETING OF THE STOCK-
- Z HOLDERS OF THE HCHMOND STAND
ARD sPlNS COMPANY VIII ue hold NJ their
Office, 10 Manchester, Va, 90 noon on MONDAY,
March ., lsgJ y. .. ANDERSON,
ia23-td Secreiary and treasurer
OFFCg VIRGINIA AID NORTH CLRoLNA)
WHEEL CONTAIN.
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