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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
AN ANNUAL MEETING
ssAeoAao STOCKHOLDERS ADJOURN
WITHOUT TAKING ACTION.
The Company Extensive improvements
In Portsmouth-A Big Cotton Trade
Precautions Against Electricity.
.,,.,.,,. ., me RIchmona pispa,chJ

tcoyrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I
NORFOLK, October 7, 1890.
The animal meeting of the stockholders
az the Seaboard Air Line took place at the
commands Office in Portsmouth to-day,
bpt Colonel John NJ. Robinson. the presi-
dent beiue still in Europe. the meeting
transacted no business ald adjourned un-
iii the 2lst instant. This railroad COM
pany continues the important improve
ments commenced in Portsmouth some
time ago in getting ready for the opening
of the Atlanta division. except the douoie
trucks through Crawford street, tne WORK
on which is suspended pending the decl-
sion of the Court OF Appears IN lhe III
goIng mn and the branch tracks leading to
fine Union depot are being laid, az wei "a
the foundation for the new market-h0use
which the company j. to buld Tor the Guy
az Portsmouth for the right Of way through
Crawford street.
THE LAST DEMOCRAT REMOVED.
Mr.. Il. J. Dodd. United states pay clerEs
for five years in the general storehOuse ol
the nayy-yard, has been removed Dy thS
new paymaster, VINO is Republican, ana
Mr.. James Van Yrankin, OF New YORK APP
pointed. This removal clears the yard Oh
the Democratic clerks.
Nearly 5000 bales Of cotton reached mere
Yesterday and the congresses now have all
fbev can do filling the ships of the cotton
feet now ia port. The cotton ships mere
| this season are the largest ever brought 10
| this port and attract great attention.
Mayor Morris has issued an order pro,
hibiting cotton from beng plled around
electric-light poles, as the cotton district
| barely ESCAPED conilagration from thl5
cause last night. nj
Bishop Van de Vyyer returned TO hlch-
mond this morning, but VIII De mere on
Friday next for confirmation at d. Mary 5
on Sunday.
THE BEyIyALs.
The several religious reyiyals in progress
| in this CITY lust now are accomplish
inc much good. The two leading meet
| ings are under the direction of prominent
| Baltimore divines-Rev. DR.. Johnston ut
| Centenary Methodist Episcopal church and
Rev. DR.. Wharton at the Peoples laDerna-
| Gle.
The ministers and laymen of the Bap-
| fist churches here have organized work
| ing UNION. The anon has representatives
| from the churches III Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Berkley.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
The body of the negro man found
| drowned at the mouth OF Mason's creek
| has been identified as that of Samuel
Whiting. and the coroner's jury deter
mined that he was accidentally drowned.
He lived III the county.
Rev. Mr.. SAWYER, a presiding elder OF
the Kentucky Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference. is visiting this section.
The annual State inspection of the Ports
mouth Fire Department (volunteer) took
place last night.
Actual summer weather prevails here to-
dav. and II is uncomfortably warm. There
was heavy rain-squall this afternoon.
"''' 1862 q II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1896
The Campaign in Virginia.


The action Of the Suffolk convention
yesterday in placing in the field as Their
nominee DR.. JOHN w. LAWSON, of Isle oil
Wight. completes the Democratic ticke'
in Virginia. Messrs. JoNrs, WISE, EPKs'
IEsrfn. FpMusps. O'FEBRALL, LIE, b.
cHANAN. and TUCKER had been previously
presented TO the people and we are now
almost ready TO meet the enemy.
An odd condition of affairs. however,
sonfronts us. Except in three districts
we seem 10 have no opposition from our
old foes. In all the Others the Republi-
cans have made no appearance, but have
practically withdrawn in favor of the In
dependents
The question is. Can we tr1st our eyes
can we rely upon the seeming inactivity
of the enemy, and are we not liable to be
caught nappingI
Its true. we suppose. that General Ma
HONE is taking no big part in political
Affairs and it Is certain that the whites are
deserving the Virginia Republicans in great
numbers, but cannot change occur on
the eve of election aud may We not fall
victims TO oyer-contdence
Yes, this is the danger. We know
our party officials give no countenance
10 the idea that we are bound TO have
n walk-over. What they advise and
insist upon is preparation and watchiul-
ness. We must remember that the negroes
are easily brought TO the polls. Theirs Is
an organization that never dies and rarely
sleeps. and il they find out that we have
been lulled into feeling of security, they
may steal march on US Just as they did
four wears ago. We therefore warn our
friends in each county and district to carry
out with precision and enthusiasm the
plans devised by the committees.
IL is not true that the people Of Virginia
devote more time to politics than do the
citizens of other States. The contrary be-
lief is founded on fiction, not fact. The
statistics show that even in a presidential
election the white vote is not cast in Viz
ginia near so solidly a. in Indiana, Ohio,
New York, Massachusetts,, or Pennsyl-
vania. Yet we have ten times more rea-
son than they for being interested IN poll
tics. We have TO fight an enemy who Is as
dangerous TO our society as flaming fields
and woods are TO farmhouse. At least
until our mastery of the situation is COM
plete we will have to MAINTAIN our oreani-
zation and activity, and every man mus
do his part. Indeed, we really ought
10 do better in the future than in The
past, because to be ruled 10y LASosTo'
is worse than to be ruled by MALONE.
LANGsroS states that the President au
thorizes him TO say that the Admnistra
ton supports him DANdsroN). Undoubt
edly il does. The President thinks a Negro
good enough leader for his party in Vir
GINA.
What we desire to see is white Re
publcaus flocking into our ranks and on
party enthusiastic, alert, and so well organ
lied that q surprise will be impossible AM
victory certain over both regulars and II
dependents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

President Harrison having exerted his
utmost efforts IN the successful attempt TO
rob Mr.. Venable of seat in Congress and
give il TO Langston said to the latter: " Go
back to your district and remember that
you have the support of this Adminlstrac
ton" Yes, Langston has the support of
the Harrison Administration, but he does
not have the support of any white men IN
the district from which he halls except
those holding offices under the Admins
tration. The Republican Administration
on one side and all the white people OF the
Petersburg district. Republicans es well as
Democrats, on the other But such con-
dtion is eminently conducive TO solld
Democrats delegation from Virginia in the
next Congress. ie1dad,ia Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
THE TOW ER,
2Ol AND 2O3 EAST BROAD.
CHILDREN's ENGRAVED RINGS solid gold
25c.;
SOLID GOLD FRIENDSHIP RINGS, ".
f: Chlldren'S Heavyweight Refers.

DON'T fail TO yisi. our Cloak Department. Our
stock ,s double that Of last season. Our styles
are the very latest novelties.
Ass RUG for $3.50;
FEATHER BOAs only f2jO;
MEDIJI COLLARS only IL:
HEAVY TRlPLE-PLATE TABLESPOONS 50 per
dozen;
SILVER. PLATED TEASPOONS, 75c. per dozen ;
TRIPLE-PLATED FORKS, sl.2o per dozen;
ROGERss BEST KNIVES only - per dozen;
SOLID LEATHER PURSE with memorandum
book only 25c.
DARK OUTING only Inc. yard;
dozen INITIAL LETTERS for &C.:
LADIES' wool SHIRTS, S7c.-regular price,
SILK TAPE MIXED CHENILLE FRINGE, o. to
sl.75 yard; .,.,-r, ,,n,,.
GENTLEMkN'S CANTON-FLA NNbL DRAW
Frs at SOC worth 15,.; ..,
GENTLEMEN'S CAMELs-HAlk UNDEh-
GESTLEMES's MEOICATED WOOL HOSE at
25c.:
NOTE PAPER only lie. a pound;
100 pieces Of 36-inch BLACK HENRIETTA only
All shades OF CHINA SILK, S3,. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Harrison and Cleveland.


The President has gone on starring
tour to the " est. where he will appear as
national exhibit at various veterans re-
unions and agricultural fairs,
He has no doubt come TO the conclusion
that it is time to let the people know he IL
"A candidate for reelection, and therefore
not willing to be set aside for either Mr..
REED or Mr.. BLAINE; but alas he seems to
be almost without support in his party.
The ablest South-haters prefer REED to
HARRISON, while more moderate and
thoughtful Republicans prefer BLAINE.
1t is the opinion of the country, not of
the South merely, that Mr.. HARRIsoN's Adj
ministration has been anything but bril-
liant. He has shown supreme indifference,
not to say contempt. for the welfare of Vir-
ginia and the South. He seems to have
little pride of ancestry certainly of pster-
nal ancestry. He cannot be ashamed of
his virginian grandfather, though that
worthy would not DO proud of him could
be step forth from his grave.
1t is gwen out that the President
intends coming TO Richmond to at
bration. II so he will meet with many
venerable hands who were reared on the
HARRIsoss' James-River plantations, and
who can tell him something about the
oourtesy dignity, and cordially belong
ing to those families.
Over-zealous correspondents have an
pounced that Mr.. CLEVELAND will follow
Mr.. HARRISON in his western trip and
speech making this fall, but it is not true.
Our ex-President has too much sense to
engage in any such enterprise. We fancy
that he would like 10 receive the Demo-
cratic nomination again, and we believe
that he will have many supporters, but
the sagaoious men of our party are not
going 10 commit themselves Just yet. A
year from now will do for that. We may
or may not want New York man. We
will wait and watch the Republicans
Vranpfingz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
At Clifton Forge President HARRISON

At Clifton Forge President HARRISON
made a speech of one minutes duration,
in which he SAID that il was the first time
he had been over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. What he had seen, he said, moved
him to offer his sincere congratulations on
what has been accomplished already and
"what is surely in store for you if you but
make use of your resources and opportuni-
ties"
Secretary Tracy also made brief speech
in which he declared that no State was
making more rapid strides in the de-
velopment Of her manufacturing and mine
raj resources than Virginia"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
The Mormon Church.

The recent utteranoe of President WooD-
RUIZ. head and spokesman of the Mormon
Church. puts these people on record
against plural marriages in the future.
He SAYS 1--WE are not teaching Ipolygamy
or plural marriages, or permitting any per-
son to enter its practice" And
now publicly declare that my advice to the
Latter-Day Saints is to refrain from con-
tracing any marriage forbidden 10y the
law Of the land"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
NATURAL BRIDGE.
New DEPARTURE.

Tho new owners Of the NATURAL-BRIDGE
HOTEL have determined % make tho Natural
Bridge a winter a. well a. a summer resort Ar
rangements have been completed 20 continue
the business the year round. FOXES I'm
HOTEL viii De hsate1, the porchcs cufio.e1
with glass. having ayory convenience Tor winter
travel. A full band OF music VIII DO rotsined Tor
the full season. Comfortable conyeyaucos VIII
meet al trains in tact, tho hotel VII be con-
dncted IN every respect upon q nrsi-class oasl =.
Quail and rabbiLshO0ting, togethe" With fox
hunting. will DO a prominent feature OF Held
sports. 49,,
Terms: Per day. S250 per week, sl'; per
month. sA. Special afrangements mAlo WIN
families and large partles who wish O. roman
any ie ,etb 81 time h. t.. PkirON,
- 9l-SuSWgt Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
CITY or y,llage-which I?

Richmond cannot be both city and a
village. II We desire the advantages OF
the former we must surrender those that
belong 10 the latter. We cannot bave
fspcsless yards. beautiful shrubbery, and
sieh-ersep lawns II we permit cows to
roam ri viii.
The Common Council hss resolutely
istsa this view. and Monday night. - far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

1t is much to the credit of Colonel JOHN
s. MosBY that be intends TO vote for the
Democratic nominee for Governor of Cali
fornia. He says also that if he were in Nir
ginia he would vote for General W. II. +
LEE for Congress. He does not like the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Administra
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
WINDOW FIXTURES

Poles, with brass trimmings complete,
for 10c.
All the new and finer grades as well.
All orders for work filed promptly
Just now.
Zephyr Worsted. and &c.
Ali kinds of materials for fancy work.
Stamping at shortest notice.
Ribbosene, lie. dozen.
Embroidery Silks, &c. a dozen.
Arrasine, lie a dozen.
All shades Of Embroidery Linen
Floss, &c.
Knitting-Silk, dc. a spool-only the
best sold here.
Fancy Ornaments, Fringes, etc.
A carload of '-'-' ar
shipped to us, BASKETS L e
fancy. ornament D'' al, or
useful. i-''--'''-''-'------'
I9c. for Satin-Lined Basket.
29c. for larger.
3Sc. for one that would be cheap
for Coo.
See the Lunch-Baskets for &c, or the
Palm for 43c.
Fancy shapes in Rush for 33c.
Scrap Baskets for 4sc.
Every conceivable Basket.
A special purchase in fine French
White China.
Imported Decorated Cups and Saucers,
81. As a dozen.
White Ironstone Bakers, 4c.
81 French China Cuspadores for 72c.
Lace Fruit Plates, l5c.
Imported Hop Whiskey GOblets, 69c.
O dozen.
Wines of the same, 49c.
Indurated Wood-Fibre Water-Buck-
cts, Acc.
Children's Card-Wagons, 10c.
20c. English Tooth-Brushes for l0c.
Dressing Combs. &c. for the SC. size.
Irish Linen Note-Paper, &c. quire.
Finer for Ice.
Twenty kinds of Writing-Paper.
See the soc. Paper-Back Books fol
15c, and the hundreds Of other thing:
on sale here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

The admirable behavior of all the people
who were participants in or spectators of
the German-day celebration here con-
tnues to be the subject of agreeable re-
mark by our own folks and many strangers
who were within our gates on that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
xAIInOAn LlNES.


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC kAiLkoAp --echeduis
commanding APRIL ~, ls-s-oss.era ssandAri
Time
ia A n. leaves Byrd-srss, station daily
stops only o. Ashland, Boutwell,, Mil
tord, and Trsdericssoarg, BROOKE ADD
widevatsr sisspS 10 WAshlngsoa
ana Nov York
,,.s, " 49,. BYRD street, stAuoa daily, Of
excsps sunday. BSneG Parior Car
hichmOna % washington.
Emp NJ ioayss Byrd-stcsst st4aol daily
sieeper kicn tn0nd - New YORK.
fnA. n. arrives al Byrd sxsss station daily
Sleeper from New York.
s0e n arrives at Byri-saesi station daily
ssops xs frotercksbar4. Milford
Both cell. and Ashland Sleeper fron
washiaxsoa aai Nos rork Does nos
s.np n sr,,yss :, Byra-susss s..saoa daily
except sunsay. bure, Parior Car
WaShlngtoa ~ Richmood.
ASHLAND rkAINA
tAnr xxosyr srspArA
eeA N. ieav.s EoA Arrives - AsAlsad n
.ooy n. sseommedsssoa leaves Byrd-Ssss,
station. arrives - Ashland . 7. ~
GAP. leaves Iih& arrives - AshiAsd ~
syA " an.s. aha Lssvss AsAissa AIN
eSA n accommodation arrivss ~. hsyk
street. ssasion; leaves Ashland ss':3
elsf. \ Arrives = nsA ssvss AsAiasa q
NY {. HrAYIoR rrsms xsssxsA
TT u 1rssA oeaeeaa Seesesnseeasss
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DsPAHrURE 0r srEAsEK~

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT R5l~syl,I
' COMPANY for tho sEAsnokE. A-l.a---~ :.
Cheapest ami most pleasant fout' o. DLD
POINT, VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN FlhW'
NORFOLK .PORTsAOu m. NEW PORT NEN55'
CLAREMONT. and JAMBs-h'L Tx lANb-
INGS By elegant saloon slcnm9t a nlEh
Leaving Klchn on1 EYEKY MONDAY, WkDNEo-
DAY, and FRIDAY 81 A. b. street, ars -
directly % steamers' wharf. Fare 10 Ola fpius
or Norfolk. Si.50, second ciIss. 81.
Connections al Uld Point AMI norfolk ciosalY
with al lines Tor northern cities, virginia beAch.
and Ocean View Same Afternoon. JAMES rive,
by daylight. Gres! tourist Ina Cheapest
route. 80 ,,, -,
through tickets on steamer and At Garear's
Agency, 1909 Main srseL baggage checasl
through. state-rooms engaged Tor lay or nighL
Freight received daily for NORFOLK PORT $
MOUTH, Old POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANYlLLE, aud FAkNFlLLk AID
POWHATAS II X STATIONS, and WASH
INGTOS, d. c., all points IA Eastern horin
Carolina, Rsstern Yirgiaia, aud ali regular laed-
ings on The james river, a. loSo3t rates an l
through bills issued
LJCIEN b. TATUM, Fice-Presiient.
No. III Main street and hOcksitA
IRWIN WEIsGrk Frolght and Passenger AgsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
NNHE OLD DOMINION
. BUILDING ANn LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND VA

This company invites the attention OF ths
people OF Richmond 10 IT, Simple AMI practical
plan for enabling persons OF snail means o Sc
cure homes Of thoir oFh.
The con p3ny will lend money on real estate
20 within y Der cent. 81 the appraised value, TO
be returned ia small monthly instsmruts
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rent
As sim Die inyestr7ont the shares OF The CONF
pany are very desirable because oi tho TACT that
they represent ne smallest possible rlsk with
the largest profit, tho security being always real
estate.
LADIES' or othor persons Of means not able or
willing % engage In active business pursuits
csn by an investment Ia the shares OF this COM
pauy become practically partners IN an extern
siye, active, and prom able business, under the
management OF men with the best business
qualities aud OF large and varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring to invest or
10 borrow Will please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary aud Treasurer,
illj cas-; Main street.
HoN. j. TAYLOR ELL TYSON, President
Directors;
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
NORMAN '. RANDOLPH,
FkANh T. SUTTON,
JOHN b. PURCELL,
JOHN $. ELLEIT. au Sits
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DINInENDs.
r,uE AMrRICAN rnRACCO COM.

VHE AMERICAN TOBACCO COM
4 PANY, g. BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Oc-
TOBER 3. fSgO.--ihe regular quarterly diViloui oi
2PER CENT. bias thls DAY been declared "a ne
preferred stock OF this company, payable Al tho
Farmers Loan aud Trust COMPANY 20 william,
.freet. New Yors. on the Isr DAY or NOFEM-
BIER, 1890, 20 tho holders ~ the preferred 81. 4
OF record on the ism dag Of October l,yL Tho
trausfer-b0Oks FOR fne preferred siDoN VIII be
closed IN October rs, 1872, ~ O'Clock J.. 81, hnd
reopen on November q $500, 20 l1 o'clock A. ~.
WILLIAM q. BUTLER.
o. T-22t Secretary
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100 Doses Ono Dollar
CARPETS. MAgTl~G. WALLPAPER, &c

CARPETS. MATING, WALLPAPER, &c.
+ HAVE RECEIVED MY FALL
l. STOCK Of Carpets. Oil-Cloths, Rugs. Mats
aud Draggsts, Sns1as OF ell oolors, Lace Cur
ts.ns. oornfces. spd PolsA Paper Hangings Of
the latest dosgus. which ! am Offering 81 the
lowest pricsA A. JENNINGS,
50 2s-im No. $40 Main street.
DARGAINS IN WALL PAPER
ID Tue LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK Of WALL rAPxRS In Philadslphia,
when We wheel 70 ths oonsunsr 81 Wholesale
price, samples sent to Ill parts OF the uuitsd
States FREE Send for samples and compare
our goods and prices viii olhssa CHARLES n.
n KILLEN. a. soath Twentieth street. philA-
delphis. Pa ssiS7S
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Y0RK-RIYER LINR,uA wssrpon'
THgFAYORITE ROUTE NOKrl
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN NJ. 81. H.l p. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, dailF q. e7. IS suAiaf ~
et ell stations a. Lottsr MAJOR eyalr-s -
stage for Wa.kertoa. VIII Baltimore steamer f"
West PoiRL
TRAIN No S. Al,P A.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. day oH-sgt 'ia .hl.
for WeI Point cCnuscUss -l- t.'t-N..
steamers Tor Baltimore. As Balm - 500 ~
s.nuect sitn Baltimore Eld Ol.9 ~ - .'
Warrington. Philadelphia. lli ses iit
Steamers leave Baltimore 4. 4 4aii' 'A-'''
bunlAN . a, -.t.. d,
Trains arrive a. Kichmoli 30 A D. a-I 80
TRAIN 10 D.. 40 A. ~
LOCAL Al1kO. ialT rEregt 1iaf 49,
TEenty-thir1 sreel 90 "esi feiA' go
fs , Al .,a,oa fo,l y 'iryisa ss'-
Opsas A. H. IO5E p. au4 isA D Do p. - ~
Ci,y ncsesomee-corlsr q Islh Aai s'i
susetA F.,f.R
Sol HAAS sA'' = go
Jos.PH :. POTTS ulVlsiJA fssss-5tf 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

HgC. FOR DIR. PIERCE'S MEDI-
- CAL DISCOVERY. .
&c. for DR. PlERcgs FAyoRfrE PRE-
SCRlPIION.
&c. for AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA-
no.. Tor ALLcocK POROUS PLASTER.
eOc. for TUFTS PILLS
15c. for POUND CASTLE SOAP.
75c. for SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
zoe. for HosrETTER,s BITIERA soo
s0c' for MRS WiNsLOWs sooTHlNG
SYRUP. ,,..r,,,s pt,rs
isc' for FRAYsE NERVE AND BONE LINZ
N All All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARTI-
CIEsat 10 10 % per cent less than regular
L Z. SALE. Apothecary,
.,srs,eWsn 20Oi yenabie street
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AND DANYILLE
Al RAILROAD

DICHMOND AND DANSILLE
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ BFfkCr JULY n. 1874
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, va
qsOA. i. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. fauy, 'o i-
Ian a, Aggufta. auf pJ.un south. ..-
ul.t. s. Greensboro fIr Durham ali
Raleigh. ~ salrblry fnr 49, "a
Nurtn Carolina fasselgers roo $3.50
sleeper ~ = D. N. llr.It. %
ff0n DanFiIe south.
s1AM ACCONaODAIlON falE srsri
sunday % rlogaE Va, as ..'r-
mcdi1te points. .....
100 A.. n. VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA
EXpKEss. GaIy, Enough Haa .
fGio.xn rtI heyHlIa lInt.rH rs
Burkrull1 nlih s.rlyik anl .si-ft
railroad f.r FkrmWIls. Ifu"
ana po.n-s West 90 nrIbN.n
tiarEsYlue, OEflfh hgui 'aJ4. i.i
Durham.
aooR N. F1of NAIL, daily. Tor Au'a.'. A..
gIsh, pIilts South. coon. a A.
5OseIeys Junction aifl fa-lf
and p0HLa.A1 failroal 100 H..faf
taro' f0r Durham All hh..fl A
sA.iabury Tor Nestora hl.a .Nr
Ina through Aeopsrs hl- ''-'
vile soulh-
COOP. 81. LOCAL, daily except ,-l.aH n.
Amou, Courthouse aui la,'fi a.
points. ..,
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND
s 81, 4 - - from Atlanta Aui A4ga'sA
sss A. NJ IRON Amelia Csu.holst
40 y. ". FROM ksioigh
5.35 T.. n. Al Manchester, ffgll l.lf9f
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RIcusoSD. Va, October Z, 1890

RICHMOND, Va, october Z, ltsO
TINE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THK CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY, for the pur-
pose Of electing directors ana for the uansac-
ton OF such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting, will be held al the
the city VI Richmond, on TUESDAY, October
q, 1880, al noon.
The transfer books OF all classes OF stock will
DO closed az p. N. on FRIDAY the 10Th day OF
October, 1890, and remain closed until 10 A. N.
WEDNESDAY, the ED day Of October, 1890.
90 It'd G. L. WEXFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
MEETINGS.
DROGRESSIyE ENDOWMEN

l. LEAGUR.-RlC HMOND LODGE, Mo- v, J.. T..
L.. will neet every SECOND and FOURTH FRI
FAY a. Central Hall, 3i4 north FIN street.
This lodge was organized on Monday. the 29ih OF
September, with thirty charter members The
following are the officers for The ensuing term
X. d. Rarwcoi, past president; II. Spear, pres-
dent; ID. Edwards, vice. president; William [.
Wilson, secretary; William L. Fitzgerald. trea-
surer: ". Is. Clary, chaplain; John W. Wilson,
marshal; 4. +. Walters, guard; 4. K. Maynard,
sentinel Trustees: \. +. Walters, ID. Elwards,
aud t. :. Harwood. The order pays a benefit OF
ten dollars a week and one hundred dollars each
year II. SPEAR. President
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary. &C s-W&t2t