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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
AN EXCITING ACCIDENT.
A Buggy Upsets and Nan and Two
Children Arc Thrown Out.

Considerable excitement was created on
west Cary street Yesterday afternoon about
half-past 5 o'clock by what appeared Mt
fir.t TO be runaway accident.
4 BUGGY containing a man and two niue
children about four years Old dashed up
the street. and az II turned the c0 Ther oi
Foushee unset. throwing the man out upon
the children aud knocking him senseless.
Several spectators rushed up, tearln.
that a horrible calamity mad happened, Out
the children were unhurt with the eXcep-
tion of a few slight scratches and bruises.
They were completely terrified and no
thing definite could be ascertained fr)m
their answers. -.
The horse was being driven rapidly, and II
was thought that the man was sOmewhat u :
derthe influence fliquorand had taken The
children in 10 ride with him. As soon as
the little ones recovered their wits tnty
darted up the street to Their homes WIN
fearful ewes. forming q rather comlcai
slpht with their faces besmcarel with Dirt.
At first 4 was thought that the man had
been killed. as he was unconscious Tor
fuily ten minutes. HIS face WAS pad,F
bruised and scratched, but he apparently
received no serious II iurles.
Tire ambulance was phOned Tor, buJ
upOn its arrival be hal recovered con-
sci0usnass. and stated that he preferred u
be carried home IN carriage. as he did mol
wish TO alarm his mother. The maa :
name could not be definitely learned,
although from a letter in his pocket he aj-
peared 10 be connected with one of the
railroad companies Oi this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE cLAY-wARD PRECINCTS.
The Committee Opposed to the Repeating
Ordip,pce-DistrictC Conference.

The subcommittee appointed tuesday
night 10y the City Democratic committee
to consider the matter of repeating the or
dinance creating an additional yo'ing pre-
cinct in Clay Ward met Yesterday evening
in the Office of Chairman Lamb. ;,
The whole subject was thoroushiy dls-
cussed. and as there are some lesal ques-
tions involved in the repeal OF tne orli-
nance il was decided to recommeh1 10 the
City Committee that the Common Councn
be urged not to concur in the action ofthe
Board of Aldermen.
The City Committee will meet tonight
to consider the report, and IT Is understood
that any Democrats of Clay Warn VINO ,2
wish to be heard upon the question VIII
be gwen the opportunity.
1t Is very likely that the report WIZ De m
adopted and committee appolnteu 10
appear before the Common Council.
Democratic Managers Hold Conference.
The Democratic managers Of the third
district held a conference with state
Chairman j. Taylor Ellyson yesterday NJ
noon, at tho partys headquarters, NO. 10
north Ninth street. The meeting Was IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE NEW SEASON.

You begin to get foretaste o! whst
Won get in Clothing this fall. Goods
aye being whirled in and out oil tne
stores It's exhilarating. Our fah
Goods are ready, too. The best goods
we ever had. Not every and snybodys
make. but from the best manufacturers
in the country. We arc going 10
add TO our business this fail. We had
plenty last season. We are going to
have more. Not going to swoop 1t and
Won in by hurr,.a and rush. We sre
going to do it by selling you the best
Clothing
No, tao best pured, but thebest made.
and quality tha, has its name Oh it.
Good enough TO put that on. Not every
quality stands that. Wen have none IN
our store We can't
We are doing good. large, and salts
factory business, and giving every buyer
clear reason ior spending his money
with US. We can do no more. We have
the goods and you know ocr rule about
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
A Colored Barkeeoer Plned.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Walter : jackson. the colored proprietor
Of a barroom on north Seventh street. was
charged with sell NJ liquor on SUNDAY:
Henry Christian testified that he obtained
a drink there on Sunday. Fined S25 and
costs.
John Hopes (colored). cattle-driver in
the employ Of Frederick Brauer, was
charged with cruelty beating an OK. The
evidence showed that the animal. which
had been shipped here on the train. was
sick. and on being driven up Clay street
fell down and was unable TO go further.
HOPES and several other cattle-drivers in
their attempts TO make the poor animal
get up beat it numerically and twisted its
tail till they broke 1t. Justice Crutchfield
after hearing the evidence fined Hopes
$40.
The other cases disposed Of were of a tri-
fing character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

pursuance of call issued by the Chair
man 10 the District Committee and the
county and city chairmen. The ses-
sion wa3 harmonious. and lasted about
one hour. The following were present; !;
Hon. J. Taylor Eliyson presiding; Hon
George ID. Wise. Charles V. Meredith. ESQ.,;
Of the Executive Committee; Colonei,
Meade Haskins, chairman of the Ihrd
district: james G. Lamb. ESQ.,. chairman
Central Committee Of Richmond; ). IL.
Perdue. Esq, chairman Central Committee
Of Manchester; =. Y. Cogbill. Esq. county
chairman of Chesteriield T.. l.. G. Scott,
Fs1.. county chairman of Hanover: j. H..
O'Dell, Esq, county chairman OF Ne"
Kent: Mr. Yoegler, of the Henrico Com
mittee: A. X. Monteiro. Esq. county chair
man OF Goochlard; Mr.. William Ryan.
member Of the S.ate Committee from
Richmond; Mr. c. y. d. Farmer, memooer
of the State Committee from Chesterheiu'
THE REPORTS ENCOURAGING.
Tho chairman Of the STATE Committee
called the meeting to order and briehv
stated his purpose IN coll them together
Before proceeding he called upon the
county chairmen TO state the condition oi
the party IN their respective localities. ~
ter receiving the most encouraging report 5
from each Chairman Ellys0n proceeded "a
D
spoke at some length in regard 90 the I'M
por'ance of personal appeal. house-'o-
/ house canyassing. urging each whom ne re-
! turned 10 his county 10 at once address
/ himself 70 the earnest work OF enrOilihS
every voter.
Colonel Meade IIaskins. the newly-elect-
90 chairman of the District Committee
was present. and urged upon all to com
mence the work Oi crganlzaiion.
Alter the transaction Of much business
including the dIstriOuti0nOi OF the onrOillhg-
books and arranging for mass-meetings III
/ October the conference adjourned.
cavyassgrs APPOINTED.
Tho following caHvassers vere
1 aupoin;cd bv the District Committee:
New k at county Iichmonl I, Lacy
| DR.. Junius T.. Gregory. and 81. 81. Barnes
/ King william county: Isaac Dlgc-
Hanover county. Hon: II. /. MicShain-
Chesterfield county: ". ". Baker. y.
b. WinTee. and Thomas Davis.
Richmond: !. Aston Cabell. George
I Wavre Anderson, end Edmund Peudloton
Other Political Notcs.
The committee from the Broo6lanl and
/ Fairfield Democratic Clubs of Henuco az.
/ poiuted to confer upOl the subject oi
( having q barbecue mt Seven Pines some
/ time In October met at the county head
/ ounrters in For3is Law Building yesterdag
et - " aud organized 10y the election oi
| =. Frischk0rn az chairman. 1t was unani-
mously determined that the barbecue
| should De held, end the various commit
/ ices were instructed 90 proceed at once in
/ The performance OF the duties assigned
/ them.
4 Atthe meeting Of the Clay-Word Repub.
/ Hcan Club Tuesday !. III. Taylor was elected
president and j. +. Blunt, ii. W. Tyler
| tute tho Finance Committee. The com
mittec previously appointed for the pur
pose presented long preamble and reso
/ iutions severely condemning and crltt
cising the action of the Republicans of th'
/ city who have recently withdrawn froii
| the party. These were unanlinousl.
! adOuted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

4 n
For over nfy years MRS wlNsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used BY mo1hsn
for their children while teesLing- Are you as
turbed at n sht and broken ofyolr res' ~ as'ck
child suffering aud crYias With palm Of cutting
eesh, II 30 send at once and ee'a oo'ie"
"srs Winslow's Soothing syrup for Chilirsn
Teethiuz iis value is incaIeIlsbio. II viii rs-
uovo the poor little sufferer Immediately. De-
mend upon IL, mothors there IL 40 mis'ass
sbou. Il. I, cures Dyson,ery aai Disfrhra,
regulates tho stomach aud Bowels, cures VIVA
Collc. softsus the Gums, reduces Inflammation
and give. tone aud energy 10 tho whole system
Mr.. Winslo~'s Soothing syrup" for childro1
,eething IS pleasant 20 she taste and Is the pre-
scriptlon Of one oi tho Oldest aud Test 'efns's
physictsns ana uurses In the United States. sni
1, for .alo by all druggists throushoos ,hs world
yriee 25 cents a bottle BE saro and asa Toe
MRS. WIssLoW's SOOTHING sYRUP"
sp i0-soitJsH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Person ais AMI Brief.

Mr.. W. ". Roach. Of Hampton. IS in the
city.
Mr. Byrd Jordan, of Caroline county,
was IN the city yesterday.
Pay-Director WASHINGTON IS in the city
on business visit 20 the monitors
Miss Lortie james, of IA north Fourth
street. returned yesterday from an eX-
tended European tour.
Professor n. Bowditch Clapp arrived IN
the city yesterday after vacation oi TWO
months. He has been summerng IN Bos-
ton aud vicinity and returns III nne heaith.
Rev. DIR. Charles II. Corey, president OF
the Richmond Theological SEMINARY, an,l
Rev. George r. Hovey another member or
the faculty, and bride have returned to the
city.
Mr. Carl Ruhrmund. the architect, lett
Yesterday morning for Roanoke, to =! super ! 7!
intendehd the construction OF the risl iucIa'S
Trust Companys building and the Ensiisn
Lutheran church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25


OF Judge Mann. and so aiso did Nottovsy
county' which further promised its re-
demption from Republican rule.
Sir. Andrew Venablc, of Prince Edward.
urged the nomination of Major Mann
Page as the man who would poll the largest
vote OF sny candidate and would carry toe
district by large majority.
Mccklenburg county seconded MAJOR
Pages nomination as that OF tho most
available man for tho reason that ho is a.
the head of the State Alliance:
Lunenburg favored Judge Mann.
Mr.. Powell. Of Greenesyille, said there
was only one way Of getting out OF this
difficulty and that was 20 INSIST on IN,
nomination Of Mr. T.. G.. Nenable. iGreat
applause
JUDGE M.Sy NOMINATED BY AccLAa,rIos.
Mr.. ysnable again positively declined.
the name of Major Page was WITHDRAWN,
and at il:25 Judge Mann. of Nottoway. Was
nominated by acclsmatiOn, and commit
tee was appointed 20 notify hin'-
CHAIRMAN ELLYs0S w,gEs A sriHRis" AD-
DRESS.
| During their absence Hon. j. TAYLOR r.
/ Tyson. State chairman. Ia anawer 10 car :.
| made stirring addro ~. predicting glo-
rious victory IN the district. He came her"
/ to cooperate IN the work Of the district
Democracy. lniS district mas the hiNan-
! tage over every other district in the state
/ Of hearty union of the Democrats and tho
| cooperation OF all nOn-partsan mou.
NO MISTAKE IN THE SoNINArioS.
No mistake has been made IN the norni'
! nation of Judge Mann. Young, active.
vigorous. and possessing high order oS
intelligence. he wall lead 10 victory. The
white men of this district. singing under
the insult that has been gwen them, VIII
constitute the "Stonewall brigade OF the
| Democracy OF the State. There should bc
no discouragement. but with an enthuslas-
tic fight you are bound 70 secure success
JUDGE MANN DECLINES.
At II o'clock Judge Mann came IN ani
after ringing speech declared tnat ms m
terests and engagements were such a. u
compel him 20 decline the nomination.
The convention then adjourned unhi To-
| morrow at 9 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

and whereas we desire to place upon re-
cord our hearty condemnation, Oh the un-
scrupulous dictatorship which has as oesn sn
bate in Mr.. Flliott;s case: and whereas
We further desire to make known our un; !;
diminished confidence in his distinguished
ability. fidelity. and consclentlous us
charge Of duty in the interest OF his consti-
tuents:
Resoircd. That the Democrats OF the
Seventh district. in convention assem- bleu,
90 unqualifiedly denounce the unfair anu
unlawful methods of the Republican party
IN Congress as contrary to the spirit Oh
free American institutions ana suoNer-
sion OF government oy the people,
Res0lred further. That we cordiaiiy en-
dorse Mr.. Flliott's entire course in Con-
gress and call upon the Democrats OF the
Seventh district to make sure his election
10 the next Congress and thereby vindl-
cate his title to the seat OF which he mas
been deprived by au unprecedented anu
shameful usurpatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
MIR. FUNSTEN RESIGNS
TIE RECTOR OF CHRIST CHURCH TO
BECOME AN EVANGELIST.
lie Accepts tho bishops appointment and
VII Labor I'm Southwest
Virginia.

Richmond is soon TO lose one of It's most
sc,vo and popular pastors.
Tho Rev James B. Funston has accepted
from Bishop Whittle the appointment Of
diocesan evangelist. position OF high
trust and honor. and has therefore re-
signed CHRIST Episcopal church to take ef-
feet November ist next.
There are three ovangclists in the D1o-
re-c Of Virginia. who work solely under
ile direction Of the Bishop and whose Of
iro II is 20 assist him in building up the
waste places. establishing tho Protestant
Episcopal Church in fields hitherto unoc-
clpcd los it. hut especially. a. the name
,uphes. IN preaching the Gospel Of Christ
wherever there is an opportunity.
HIs INV FIELD.
ar Funstcn's territory will be SO much
q the diocese as beginning with IoNng
i.n. 1vuchhurg. and Dapville, runs south
,-..f 90 the state boundaries. 10 embraces
oil that section which is experiencing so
fhpgomounl development and in which u
I. 0f the utmost importance that the cause
.f Christ should be ably. faithfully. and
y.-orously represented. IN the cstima-
non oi his bishops and brethren of the
G.rrv Mr. Funsten has by nature ana
training o peculiar aptitude and fitness ior
't. work of an evangelist ~ this critical
f,.d.
Will IF GREATLY MISSED.
rrt mean while Mr.. Fuustcn VIII be sore
= missed from Christ church and as citi-
of Richmond.
ir. genial manners and quick sym
thy. m~ faithful pastorshlp. his sound,
f.pnt. forccful and winning, preaching
lsle msdc his own people devoted TO
r and secured the respect and esteem
49, aU the nurhb0rhOod of whatever
domination. He has had remarkable
.r.re>s in building up Christ church,
having erected o commodlous sunday
.r.aol Iuildlug in the rear, furnished
tf. church with ToWs. established TWO
Il lrishing missions. building % chapel FOR
o-. of them. and. besides removing pre-
,Inus indebtedness. lee now leaves the con
...cati0n free from every such burden, IN
I'D of which he has had che cordial and
unanimous support aud help OF las Yestry
al lay- workers.
HIS GOOD WORKS.
Tn addition. Alr. Iuusteu mas found tlme
@. and lu pushing effectively the interests
,. fr. Richmond Episcopal Missionary so
l.,tv. tlassist his brethren IN missions
and pastoral services, and % contribute
tlt ltproiurts of his versatile and graphic
r.n 20 tho S9at0u Ci0Wc'b,aH and the
s ular press.
Ee.h1iug an this. his yostrv have urged
l.m 10 reconsider his resignation. but ne
n.. finally decided ID % be- his duty 10 ex-
,.ute the task which the Bishop has iald
luou him. The prayers and hopes ol many
friends will accompany mm. and they truSt
shat his mantle as rector oi Chflsj chuIcn
Will fall Oh worthy shoulders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
! sermons on the studies of Exodus-Per-
sonnI and Other Items.

sermons ON the studies of Exodus-Per-
sonaI and Oiher Items.
Rev. John J. Clopton, rector of Meade
Memorial church. will on Sunday next
preach the first Of a series of sermons on
Studies IN hxodus." They will all be de-
llvercd at morning service. These are the
subjects: September 2Sth. The Furnace OF
Affection; October 18th. The Can of
Moses: October 18TH The Trial OF Pha-
roah. the Type of o Sinner; October 26th,
The First Sacrament. or the Passover and
It's Lessons November I'd. The Power OF
ola Influences: November sth, Universal
Conservation the Ideal Service.
The Hustings Court, after ten-days
session. completed the business OF tue
form Yesterday and will adjourn to-day or
Tomorrow. The orders and DEGREES, which
are quite voluminous are being wrlttenup
bv the clork. The Judge announced from
the bench that he would hear no more mo-
tions and take no more papers NJ this term
OF the court.
The Manchester Railway and Improve
ment Company have suspended track-lay-
inc IN the county. IL Is expected that the
work will be resumed after the company
and the city of Manchester come 10 somo
final agreement IN regard 20 the Twelfth
street line.
Mr. William II. Owens. msster-mechanic
Of the Georgia-Pacifc shops at Blrning,
nam. Ala.. who has been here for several
dovs. left for Birmingham yesterday.
Sir. Henry Harnish store. on Hull street
between Tenth and Twelfth, Is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and IS quite an
attractive building.
Mrs. Frederick Rolin and Mrs. s; j.
Brooks. Of this city, are visiting friends IN
Brooklyn. n. Y. and Will remain away
several weeks.
Mrs. V. +. Snellings continues quite SICK
AZ her home on Porter street. Her brother
Dr. l.. Il. Childs, OF Charles City county
is here.
Miss Lena Morrissett, who has beer
spending her vacation here, has returned
to school at Hollins institute.
A concert will begiven at Leader Hall to-
morrow night for the benefit OF the Man
chester Christian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
va,-Kpown Residents Dead.

Mr.. stephen n. Davis. who died Tuesday
at the residence of his daughter, NO oz7
north Fourth street. was formerly prom
inent citizen of Richmond and henrico.
Ho at one time represented the county oi
Henrico in the House of Delegates; and
was well known in the city. lie had Deen
in declining health for long time. :.
Mrs. Rcbecca Carter, an aged lady; uieu
Tnesdav nigbt ut the residence of heI
daughter. Mrs. S. s. Burch. No. $40 NORTH
Twenty-ffth street. Deceased was aise
the mother OF Mrs. r. w. Tignor,. ana Wa
eighty-four years of age. She had lived IL
this city for many wears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Churches and Their Pastor.

II is expected that the auditorium of the
venable-Street Baptist church. which will
be q beautiful room finished in native pine.
will be ready for occupancy about the 1st
OF November. The basement of the church
has been used for worship for about eigh-
teen months.
Rev. w. +. Hines will beinstalled as pas
tor of the West-Niew Baptist church next
sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. Landrum has been requested to
read a sermon at the Baptist Ministers
Conference on Homiletic day, and Rev. DR..
Goodwin will address it next Monday on
the salvation Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
PROPERTY CHANGES Hands.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded in the City
and County.

In the Clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court Yesterday the following deeds OF
bargain and sale were recorded:
Jennie J.. and a. l.. Fuqua 10 Jennie L.,
wife Of n. W. Ware. 3lsi ieet ON twenty
seventh street southeast corner VI, cZ'3OO;
William Grays executors 20 Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company 4OO ieet on
the canal and James river. 5000.
Charles T.. Nhit'ock and vile TO Edward
u. Chris'inu 50 feet On west side Twenty
first tstrect between Main and Cary, $500.
COUNTY COURT oF HENRIco.
Matthew Glmour and wife TO the LIS
burn Land Company, 20 acres bounded by
Grove and Roseneath roads and lands OF
Max Guef and R. \. Patterson, known as
"Lisburn." Vendors lien reserved for
SCI. 100. $50 100.
Roger Gregory and wife to Warner
Moore. 20 feet on north side Monument
avenue between Lombardy street and Al
len avenue, $500.
A. B. Lipscomb and wife TO George W.
Parsons. 93 feet on Main street. SJ,25j.
Deed Of Marriage Settlement: Thomas
n. jackson and Amanda G. Maxwell to
Amanda &. MaXwells trustee, 100 acres on
Groad road known as Erin Shades. 70 acres
adjoining Henley and Others and person.
IIfv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Some for Damages and Some for Debt.

The following suits were instituted yes
terday in the City Circuit Court:
A. Miller rs G.. Kenn for $4,000 damages
for alleged malicious prosecution. The
declaration sets forth the fact that on the
4th of August the defendant swore out a
warrant charging the plaintiff with steal
inc suit Of clothes worth -. and that the
trial before Justice Crutchheld resulted IN
hls discharge.
Mrs. Fannie BottIgheimer rs. Warner
Moore, proprietor Of the dome Ice Com
panv. for Il 900. Plaintiff claims that
some weeks ago when she was driving on
broad street near Sixth one OF the d.
fendant's wagons ran into her buggy,
causing painful injuries to her and damage
TO the vehicle.
Veaable a Hayman rs. James Botto for
SlM.57.
Same cs James Kane for S74.21.
Robert Wendenburg Is. Leopold Spies
for <sI91 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
ABAO RAILROAD WRECK.
Three Freight Engines Piled Up in Heap.
oOae Injured.


CHARLESTON. w. Va. September "a
About 1 O'Clock this morning bad wreck
occurred on the Kanawha and Michigan
railway at Sattes. twelve miles from here.
No one was hurt. but three locomotives
were thrown from the track and piled up
in heap. one Of them going over side
track into big stone-quarry. A relief en-
zine was sent out from Charleston. In go-
ing ON the side-track from the main:
line this engine left the switch open aud
soon a heavy freight train came along.
The night was foggy and the freight tram
dashed into the open switch before the
engineer could see where he was going.
lie reversed the lever and iumed with the
other trainmen, but the engine ran into
the other two. and all were badly torn up;
The loss will be quite heavy. 1t is said
that the freight train had orders 70 pass Al
this place and should have been running
slow. whereas it ran on the switch at full
sppoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Fiournoy Convicted.

1T. Flournoy was tired in the Hastings
Court Yesterday on three charges Of steal
inc articles from passenger coaches at the
Richmond and Dauyilie depot.
lie was given four months in jail IN each
case.
Flournoy and Harry Summeryllle were
tried for escaping from iail, and each was
given six months additional imprlsonmentI.
Eleanor Heights (colored), charged with
stealing one lot of ladies' wearing apparel.
the pronerty of james Nelson, was sent to
igil for thirty DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
TIL. Capt.,n c,m,,,.-,,

City-Collector Frank W. Cunningham
has been commissioned by Governor
Mckinney as ordnance officer Of the First
reeiment Virginia volunteers with the
ra1k of captain. He will now become a
member of the staff of Colonel Henry c.
Homes The duties of this position com
menced September 10th. CAPTAIN Gun
nineham was at one time first lieutenant
| in Company "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
4 Company to Publish Two Papers.

The Leader-Democrat Publishing Com
pany was chartered yesterday by Judge
Beverley r. Wexford, Jr., of the City Cir
cult Court. sitting in vacation.
The purposes Of the company are 20 pub
lish newspaper in Richmond and one IN
Manchester and TO conduct the book and
iob-prinung business in all its branches.
II rs authorized 20 buy ont other papers
and 10 procure the necessary outfit.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $4,000, divided INTO
into shares Of $25 each. The amount OF
real estate to be held shall NOT exceed one
half acre in Richmond and the same
quantity IN Manchester.
The following are the officers for the
first year Page McCarty, president; Ben
p. owen. Jr.. vice-president; William p.
Marshall. secretary and treasurer. Direc-
tors-The above and Messrs. A. II. Gum
and G.. A. Walker.