davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Oil Works Plant-Matters in the Courts
Personal. &c.

The plans for the large brick warehouse
to he erected of the corner OF Stockton and
Second streets have been very nearly CON-
Melted and the contract for the work VIII
soon be Ter. At one time the company
smoke OF having their Offices in Manchester,
but this has been decided TO be impracti-
cable. They viii remain III Richmond, but
will probably be moved down III the neigh-
borhood of Fourteenth street. This loea-
tion for the oil-plant Is a most admirable
one and the company will have plenty OF
room, whereas the space at the point
where their warehouse novis Is quite lin
tied.
will commence tomorrow. There are a
few criminal cases TO be tried. The fol,
lowing persons were drawn for grand
Jurors. and all Of them have been sum-
moned except the last one on the LIST, VINO
is reported dead: George b. Ely, A. Roy
all, j. W. jenkins, w. ID. Craig. James a.
Puckett. Joseph w. Mccain. a; q; Gipos,
Robert b. Jewett, and Elisha Bailey (col-
oredl.
Judge Hancock has Just returned from
Nottoway and Brunswick counties, where
he held terms OF the Circuit Court. and IN
the two counties 100 chancery DEGREES o.; ana
30 common law orders We're entered. lne
Judge goes to Greenesville Monday.
In Nottoway county the court was en-.
gagged eight days IN the trial OF the case OF
John Joues c. the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company, which resulted in Q
hung Jury. The plaintiff wss represented
by 2. A. l.. Smith, of Danyille, the hus-
baud Of Mrs. Annie L. Smith, who made
application to the last Legislature tor
special law to allow her 10 practice law.
About fifty witnesses were examined IN the
case. The railroad company had for rs
counsel Judge w. Fl. Mann and MAJOR L.
]. Kirkpatrick. i.
The first application for the granting Oh
l,ouor-hcense has been made to the Com
missioner of IKE Revenue by Jordan Mann
Il Co., who conduc. bar on Hull street
near the Petersburg railroad. The appii,
cation will be referred To the Excise BOARD
for their consideration before license IL
granted. =, ct, ~
the Bainbridee-Strest Baptist church WIZ
be held ut I O'Clock this afternoon. M
address viii be delivered BY Rev. w. ":
Iandrum d. d., Of the Second Baptist
church. Richmond. =,
Mr.. u. p. Voolfolk, formerly o well
known citizen OF swansboro', was IN tue
CITY yesterday. ~
The adjourned meeting OF the City
Council to be held Thursday night will 0e
a busy one: There are several important
matters to be considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
TRIED FOR MURDER.
ANNIE TAYLOR CONVICTED OF KILL
ING JAMES BRADLEY.
Her Punishment Eighteen Years In the
Pcnitentinry-Bistory OF the
Crime.

At ll;9o O'Clock last night Annie Taylor
was found guilty of murder In the second
degree for killing James Bradley. and her
punishment was fixed at eighteen years In
the penitentiary.
The jury were out only fifteen minutes.
When they rendered their verdict the
counsel for the prisoner said he desired to
make no motion, and the Court passed
sentence.
The crime for which Annie Taylor must
suffer was committed about2 O'CLOCK on
sunday afternoon, February I'D.
The neighborhood of the occurrence was
Union or Sixteenth street near Franklin.
1t IS the old story of high-tempered
woman and faithless lover.
james Bradley was q mulatto OF twenty
two years of age, and Tor two or tnree
years had been paying attention 10 annie
Taylor. who is woman OF gingerbread
color and about the same age as Bradley.
THE SECOND WOMAN.
On the 23d of February Bradley walked
out with Polly White and accompanied her
back TO her home at No. lO9 north Six
tenth street.
II seems that Annie Taylor saw them to-
gether, and when they went into Folly's
house she (Annie) walked 20 the window
and called Bradley out. The latter went
to the door, and Annie caught him by the
collar and pulled him down the steps. 9,
The eye-~itnesses agree that Annie had
in her hand an open knife and Bradley
made no resistance as he was pulled along
the sidewalk.
SIT STABBED HIM.
When Annie had gotten her lover short
distance from Polly Whites house IL Is al
legged that she stabbed him twice.
Bradley staggered, but did not fall, and
Annie pulled him up the street TO the
house Of Rachel Coleman, where the
wounded man was placed upon couch
and soon died.
When a police officer reached the place
Annie Taylor was bending over the form OF
Bradley and was calling him her darling"
and pretended to he much distressed. She
denied that she had stabbed Bradley, and
at first told the officer that she saw Q
woman commit the deed and that she had
run away.
Afterwards she claimed that Polly White
was the guilty party. :.
The latter was arrested, but soon dis
charged.
THE TRIAL.
The Court was engaged in the trial of the
case all day yesterday.
The Jury was composed as follows: Will
liam +. GersdOrf, William Glasgow, Os-
valid Gasser, A. p. Routt, Benjamin
Thompson. Gabriel Workman, Henry lane,
james Z. Gatewood. II. W. Hicks, John b.
Kidd, james Hoofnagle. and Z. A. Catlin.
Edgar Allan. Esq. was the counsel for
| the prisoner, and Colonel Spotswood rep
resented the Commonwealth.
LINZ or DEFENCE.
The defence tried to make it appear that
| Polly White and some other women of the
neighborhood where the killing took
place had formed a conspiracy against the
prisoner, and that IN all probability it was
one OF them who used the knife.
Ewas also claimed By the defence that
| the prisoner was person subject to hts
and that her mind had often shown signs
| OF weakness.
The case was argued at considerable
! length by each side.
| The courtroom was crowded the entire
day, mostly with colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

WgstERs NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO...
OFFfCg o. fHE Ps1SDEfT, Z
RALsisa, y. G., April H. 1870 J
'NO TuE nOLDERs on wEsTEEN

w vi W Ata'A Attrt-
4 NORTH cABoLisA RAILROAD COMPANY
FlkST MOkTSACk z PAX CEST. BONDS
MAIURING MAY I. 1870;
This company has sold M firs' Cen.olidsisf
Mortgage bonds rnseTyed ~ tho trustee Of that
mortgage 10 reiife ths 5000 VI mo above
bJads.
II has reserved from re purchasers the righs
Tor the holders OF no flrst Mortgage per cent.
bonds ~ receive IN exchange tor oeir oonis
Fifst Mortgage per crnL n0nds b. mo extent "a
s.0OOO0, ia fhs order ln whici NE maturing
blods are presented. SAID exchange 70 b. made
al the ratio o. par and acrricd intcresi TOO mo
Fin, Mortgage per cetL bones. . ...,... -
EXCHANGES MAY ~ MADE At ONCE. upon
preseDtsiton OF The cd bsnis aud coupons ~ 10
once OF tho CENTRAL ThNSI COMPANY, 10.
"a WALL STREET, NEW YORK. bat 10 -
CHANGE CAN RE MADE AFTER APRIL 81. ihn
Ths Citizens National Sank Of kalsish, \. =,
will receive tts OLD bonds Tor exchange fofHafi-
~ Inc sane 20 Nos 1ofk and delivering no
new bonds without cost 10 he holders OF 40 ma
turing bonds
In,orest wlIl be adjusted on both classes u ths
bonds a. OF May Isi. whether ex haIFes arc
male previous 10 that date az not
An Of tho first Mortgage 7 pei cent tonds nos
sxehan aed ~ atfvs al D. paid ~ ilo CITIZEN.
NATIONAL BANK, RALEIGH. y. C., GA ead
mo bond hereby offered In erchsnEe Cor the
maturing bonds nf5f mOriraee GA ~ 30
lines OF the company. Issue hmliei - sis-ao
per mile Dated september !. 1884. mature jag
]. 1914 Both principal and Interest payanla ia
eold, and guaranteed ~ cndcrsemtnt on eacn
bond By tue Redmond and bangtiis hsiifoAd
Company. inierssto per cent, psJ able January
ani Jrly. ceatrM Trust lomBsst. 81 Nes
York, trustee. A. n ASDSsWc,
40 sl.lt Ftcs1che
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
serle. Of MeetIpg. a. ths Second churrh,

Rev. A. G. Dixon, q distinguished preach
er from Baltimore, begins series Of meet
ings with Or. Landrum at the Second Ran.
tist church tomorrow night. Mr.. Dixon,
according to the testimony of his brethren'
Is rapidly becoming one Of the prominent
leaders OF the Baptist denomination In tie
South. He comes of a famous family Of
preachers. his father being an IGNORED mas
tor in North Carolina. One of his brotbers
is bright light in the pulpit OF New Work.
citv and another brother is CLIMBING mn Ia
eminence in California. Mr.. Dixon e a
man of commanding appearance be;no
over six feet in height. His voira rinrs
ont clear as a bell. His sermons arc w., w.
found in thought but simple In Statement ,t'
He is not so much an emotional as an argn. !.
mentative speaker. while his kindiinc ave
and significant gesture attest the swav ri
uotent earnestness. His stvle bas Iasr
called .loglc set on fre.n III eloousrea hs
moving pratory" thea Mr.. Dixon i el To-
quent.
Wharton as one of the editors Of TIA psi1'
more Boptis, and, besides his ardnon. ma
toral duties has found time 10 may -. pn,-
able contributions to the literature 81 n" his
denomination. US
Richmond people viii remember . ma,
ing OF great power led by the Balt;r,or,
preacher few years ago IN eonn.et;er
With the Baptist churches Of the city. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
Charged with Playing Policy.

The police last night arrested eight per-
sons charged with engaging in the game
of policy.
The scene of their alleged operations is
T22 east Cary street, the same house IN
fence We're made on Maroh 7th.
Among those arrested are William Jack
son. Robert Brown. BENJAMIN Wright.
Robert Lee. and Nicholas Morris, all col
ored, and w. j. Trice. white.
The officers also found some gambling
paraphernalia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
snn1cA.IRlsH IN AMERICA.
DIR. Macintosh TO Lecture T'-'i"rro"
Si~lt Al DIR. Hoge's Church.

last year It was determined TO form a
cossch- trish Association for the preserya-
tion al tie history OF the race n AnieriG y,
snd set;,ng forth Of its influence N
, nnu mo American institutions. The nrss
meeting was held at Columbia, senn ..t anu
was gre9s sSec :. Fi,t aSs sso0 Penn MAY
o % ~ nd oraet preparations are being
mad made Tor i Il. il viii doubtless be grand
affair. ,,tt,ax, ,,eopla
IN =, he es ass.scietion and to form State asso-
Citations auxiliary TO the national ono nr
distinguished Presbyteflan, a das,,h;, vii
g Soi,~a, = nd FEDERATED lecture, John
' srn4 in independence Hall, 81 various
,aln re wIll be IN Richmond Mqnu isl' !,
r md viii deliver the address u "; uoSes
nns WI v,,,,,n - ssD =. M. The public are
invited to attend and enjoy . tfes''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
THE JEFF. DAVIS MANSION.
Council Committees to Consider the Mu-
scum Proposition.

At the last meeting of the Common Conn.,
Gil petition was submitted from the La
dies Hollywood Memorial Association re-
questing that the city turn over TO them
the President Davis Mansion TO be used for
the purposes of memorial hall and mu-
scum of Confederate relics.
The application. with q number of petit
tons from citizens and various organiza-
tons approving the scheme, was referred
to the Committees on Schools, Finance,
James IL. Capers, the chairman, has called
a joint meeting of these committees for
next "Wednesday evening at 5,o'clock at the
Council Chamber.
A cordial invitation TO be present is ex-
tended 70 all persons and committees an.
pointed by organizations interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
A General Reunion to BE Held at Chatta-
nooga- attIe-Field of Chickamauga-
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.J

CHArrANoosA, TESS., April 19.-By order
Of Governor john b. Gordon, Of Georgia.
general commander of the United Coniede-
rate Veterans, there will be held in Chatta-
nooga general reunion Of all ey-Contede.-
rstes on July Sd, 4th. and 9Th next. A
local committee appointed for the purpose
l,f locating the Confederate lines and COM
mand on the battlefield Of Chickamauga
invites all Confederate soldiers who par
tieipated in the battle 10 cooperate with
them on the Cd OF May next and succeed
ing DAYS in the proposed work, the object
being that visiting comrades at the re-
union may easily find aud recognize the
ground where they fought.
[Signedl s. J. A. FRAZIER. Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
A God.send to This CITY,

II was very interesting last night to listen
10 the argument of the many people who
came ont OF the s. o. P. O. Hall, corner OF
Broad and Third streets. Every one. OF
them uttered words Of praise. The prices
are SO much different TO those OF the high
priced, loud-spreading clothes that they
satistied Us that there must be saving Of
fully % per cent.
A word to the wise beng sufficient, we
win say. Use good discretion and go there
when in need Of clothing. and you Will b
pleased you have been put on the track To
an honorable clothing dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

serve the highest praise. I an more con-
Ga great many Of whom know are equal
II not superior TO any in the world. have
seen good deal Of policemen in nearly all
OF the large cities OF the United States,
and think 1 can with great safety make
the above declarations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
A Small Fire.

An alarm of fire was turned in at f1;i5
O'clock last night from Box 40, corner of
Ninth and Leigh streets.
The occasion was O small fire in the
house at No. 900 Abigail street, occupied
by Mary Carter (colored).
II originated in some wood which had
been placed near the stove.
The damage was very slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
Exports and Imports of Specie.
nv felagranh 10 the Qispatch.l

NEW YoRx. April i9.--The exports Of
snecie from the port OF New York during
Tie week amounted to S2i4,234, Of which
sis. 500 was in gold and S200,fS4 in silver.
Of the total exports 600. 900 IL silver went
to Europe, all the gold and S725 in silver
went to South America
The imports of specie during the week
Amounted to siGo. go. Of which $l2e. 1853
was in gold and $37. 94S in silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
sTREET-RAllwAY CHANGES.
Major seiden Back Again in His Old Pe-
ALLAN.

sition.
Major Charles Seiden. under whose su-
perintendency the City Railway Line
achieved Its greatest success, has been
made general manager of the line vice Mr.
e. t. DaNney, transferred to the like posi-
ton in the Electric Line.
The Offices Of the City Railway Company
Will be at the Leigh-strees stables. :.
Mr. Trsylor, who has been superintend-
ent of the Electric Line and whose position
Dir. Dabuey takes, has been offered the
foremanship of their car-shops.
The Office Of this company will remain in
Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS TO CHOOSE FROM.
"Jim the Penman "-Y. NJ. G. A. Bazaar
Other Attractions.

MIR. A. NJ. Palmer sends a company to tho
Mozart academy of Music this week 70
produce Jim the PenmaD." who with
very few exceptions are entirely new TO
Richmond theatre-goers III this play. me
engagement commences next Wednesday.
and is for four nights with Saturday
matinee.
There is no piece ON the American stage
today that is more familiar than tins.
which tells Of forger's misdeeds, aud no
OF her has probably received such neWspa-
per comment, and its hold upon theatre
going people seems TO be as strong rs ever:
Joseph Whiting, who PLAYS the part OF
Ralston, the jim of the play, has never
been seen mere in the part, and his acting
has come in tor much favorable comment
elsewhere The Nina Is also q new one
here. Ellio Wilton, who was MIS-.
Cornela 0pdyke in The Henrietta
all last year and played that gen
will this year be Nina, the forger's wife.
She has done well thus far, so say the
newspaper critics. and hepace that Agnes
Booth set hos not been too fast for her.
The Captain Redwood of the company
Edward Iravers--is @ regular veteran IN
the part, though new here in the play.
Francis Reinau plays Baron liartfeidt.
Mr. Reinau has been doing excellent worH
during the past two years-at nrst WIN
Robson and Crane in The Henrietta, when
be succeeded in pushing that exceedingly
disagreeable character, Nicholas van Al
styne. into prominence by his strong act
ing, and moro recently with Sol. smith
Russell in Poor Relation. His inter-
probation Of his part IN jim the Penman
ought 70 add to his reputation, tor It's re-
quirements are exactly in his line.
The other characters ID the drama are III
capable hands. John Flood plays Louis
Percival, Hardy Vernon Lord DrelincoWt
and jack Ralston. Lysander Thompson
DR.. Pettywise, w. II. Pope Mr.. Chapstone,
Lin Hurst Mr.. Netherby, Eveline Hardy
| Agnes Rslston, Nellie Whiting Lady Duns-
come, and Josephine Shepherd Mrs. Chap
| stone
Tickets will be put on sale at the box
| Office tomorrow morning.
| The Penman will be presented FRIDAY
night for the benefit OF the Richmond Or.
! der Of EikS The order obtains beneni
I only OF the tickets disposed Of by the
members. Joseph w. Laube, William
Loyenstein, and Juan A. Piznni form the
4 committee, and tickets can be had of them,
and viii be exchangable for reserved seats
without extra cost.
MOZART MUSICALE.
| Tomorrow evenings Mozart brings the
best company OF the season--Bernhard
Listemann. the .well-inown y1olinist, and
! Fritz Giese, the 'eellist, who has no peer,
! in this country. With them Is Lillian Carl
smith, contralto, who has had great sue,
cess IN oraiorio and concert for several
! seasons.
The company is ~ fouovs; Bernhasd
and Paul Listemnnn, violin; Fritz Lirte'
| mann. viola: Fritz GiGsa cello; sigpoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

Mr.. Spencer 4. Hancock. of Manchester,
yesterday wrote o letter to Sergean.
brooks and Private Enrtght, OF the Second
d;strict, in which be thanked them for
the;r promptDess In axrestirg 9 colored
man charged with tbs larceny Of his cow
~ such vigilance and promptness do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
NrOTIcE-THE CONSOLIDATED

~ MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE RICHMOND
And DANvlLLE RAILROAD COMPANY ma
turing May l. 1850. viii bc paid On preseuiaison
oo and after inst dats al ths Offices Of tke COM
pany, corner Bank and Tenth streets. In ne clJ
I'd Ficnnous. Va. and No. ~ Broadway, IN be
civ OF New YORK. lns6rpes on said boods VIII
ceaso At maturity H. BhDohhs
40 s1-eoftNyl Assistant Treasurer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
Miserable Postal Card

Postmaster Russell is daily forwarding
to the department ut Washington COM
plants about the mean quality of paper
upon which tho present supply of postal
cards is printed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
DRlPERY NEIS AND TLOUNCINGS.

We have in stock and 20 arrive this vs>k
most superb line OF Fish Nets ana fiouncines ~
popular pr,css We requos, call and inspes
ti.r ,ftll Ka.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
GOOD SMOKES.
Exciting Capture of Struggled Cigars al
Key West.
lBy telegraph to tbs D;spa,ch.I

JAcZsoSyrLLr. FLA, April ia hey
West srecial says Customs Inspector Nor
cross made raid to-day on smiths saloon
and seized the biggest lot OF smuggied
cigars ever captured here. There were
over Is. coo, valued ut fs,5oo or more. Some
az them were OF tbs frest grades. worth
$50 DER thousand. smith had taken them
on the United States war-steamer Galcns
the day before Ia bum-boats, concealed 10
bags. packages, aud barrels and labelled
W. Popple. niaster-at-arms: There is
great excitement here over this seizure and
more are expected TO follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
SWISS FLOUNCINGS.

Our stock has nsver bsen 90 compls,e. - beam
ti'ui, aud so remarkably loo In price as now
Our designs arr said % DO mo richest ever des
played. The choice things are those rrst cold.
II Il Is alitie early you viii hs best pleased ~
s.t.a fr.trte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
DISABILITIES REMOVED.

The Governor removed the political dis
abilities OF Albert Smith, convicted in the
Hastings Court of Richmond last Septem-
berfor a felonious assault aud given sixty
DAYS in jail.
The Governor has received an invitation
to the reiinion of the Blue and the Gray at
Vicksburg from May 25th to S0th. lie was
forced 10 decline, as 20 accept would pre-
The IIee monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
LACE CURTAINS.

This stock Is one va now pride ourselves on
and NO are Offering some exceptional oargainA
Tapped Kdgo Three \ ard--Long tcru Curtains ~
s5c a pair, sud fr3m this up 10 . pair. IL WI
AFFORD US pleasure 70 show you through nus
stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
RECEPTION TO STANLEY

The Governor has been officially in
formed that the American residents in
London viii give the great African
traveller, Henry ". Stanley, a grand testi-
monial banquet on his arrival in London,
at which Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln, the
American Minister. will preside.
Mr.. Stanley will be presented with q silk
American aag and silver shield bearing
suitable American and African emblems.
The committee in charge Of this affair re-
quests Governor Mckinney TO send some
trophy distinctly emblematical of the State
of Virginia to London TO be exhibited with
trophies from other States of the United
States in the banquet hall on that occa-
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
OFFICE o. DosAS a WRIGHT Co. LisfTxp,l
~ Wall sTnssf, ,
Nav York, April II, issa
no INVESTORS.

BIDS vii, b received by tho undersigned upfsl
WEDNESDAY. April 3)ti, fer 81 or hsy portion
Of s50.y)o i.kGIsfkkED - BpSDs, ~ dsa otn.-
nation Of xl,Co0 each. 81 tho COUNTY " Ablsk-
GHENY, STATE or PsNssYLsAelA, bearing
three ana ono half 90 per cent Interest," psys-
bic in Nov York funds, ApEO ana vc,coct ist
These BONDS are issued n rotire oalanSe ~ ROE
roads Issued Ia 1891. Original Issue. SI.aN,vle.
TLsv ara Jrse from fazxfiou unfe< Hrs bsssci ~
~ aafs al Fsansgisanla. eiso ~ IA bssrf n
CeDsmlssioieys u Ai@shsng e0asfg
Total debt Of county January l, ls.sls S.6tl.sN y
Assessed vsscetion. .....-..-.sses...ssSss"v "
Population, 5c0Qn
Thty are recommended to sxe1u,osS trustees
Of estates, savings tesstuiisns. ead AZ others d.
string on absolute ssfo investment These 1e9fe
viii te awarded % The hiehoss p<dcsfA Inc
Laws of tho -.ate OF Pennsylvania proaiois t-eir
ssie Ter iess than par ak1 accrued interest," hon
date OF Issue, April I. l5tl
Please address corTespoafslcs IA rsfsrs1cs "
tbese oondA also bids FOR s4ma. 70
DoEAS Z WRIGHT Co, Lmiscds
I" Bond Department 10 dsii stfcs~
Parties desiring further inforn sticn can heys
direct comrpuniratscn with the Above ara over
our private wiro rnrcirz 70 thsif ecise " Nsu
YORK. Z. r. RAbzVnD y W..
a. lisa 6ssaia Iusifth ssrsek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE

~ STOCKHOLDERS or TIKI RICHMOND
UNION PAssh NGER-RsiLWAr COMPANY
viii DC held a. D.. o clock u. on the i1fH DAT OF
NAY, 1870, al tho ONCE % the COMPANY, No -
hank street. Ia ths city 81 Ricn m0nd, Tor the
purpose u authcriz ng q cOnvsyancs Of she pro-
perty aud Franchises - THIS company ~ ths
hlrhmond Railway ana hiectrlc Company ana %
actinF upon guch other business - may -
brought before tho meeting.
81 order Of the Board q pire,iO-A
a. ii-I GIBSON lUllkl- SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

Oid Folks at none, Yarint5ons, xac-s
at Sanders 4 6tayman'A l117 sast Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
ffErTINOS.

NO TIE SURVIVORS OF THE
l. NINTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY There viii
| b. a meeting OF tho survivors Of the Ainth sir-
! ginia Cavairy-GenerM W. "A. r. Lees division
~ Joseph ". Thomas shop, 90 north fifta
street. APRIL I'D Instant, at5 p. NJ. for tho pur-
pose Of organizing % participate Ia ibe csfomo~
mics Of tho s9ih ~ May. An Old comrades 10
the city cordially Invited % be present.
JOHN w. WARE,
CAptaia Company II.
40 90-it' MINI Virginia Cavalry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BEADED WRAPS.

We Fhali Offer ave Beaded Capes that sold a.
s. for $3.50. four tina, sold a. 81 Tor fiS and six
that sold for 60 20 a, is9 Prices ere cut on our
entire stock OF Besied Capes and you may et.
poet 90 see bargains Ia this stock " yoa'u Inc