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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
VIRGINIA VS.. VERMONT.
gur r.rrrx WINS IN BAsF-pALL
~, s,o,c of Ten 90 One-a Prohibition War
,n North Danyiiic-Dcath OF He"oe"
Burnett-Nireinia Nows.

f-xryrRsfry or VIRGINIA April o-Special'l-
Tho University OF Vermont baseball team ar
rives today in fine shape. and beat our boys hy
.r,cr,or hitting. Woll-buncbed hits. combined
r,th nntimely errors on our part enabled them
% score ten rams 10 our ono. The N,rginians
u.nt first to the bat. and Shcltons long hy 10
centre. followed by two safe hits by Mcclure
and Ienner. gave great hopes. for the Doy'
seemod TO 10 feeling for tho ball Mc"""
IN ruu ming home was called out. which o"U I,'
some discussion. but the decision stood W.. VI"
then etrnck ont. which retired the sine VII
Ntrn.onts ihcu cam IA. aud Dy thtcc no non
suptlt fnentod hy errors by ihc 49, II In
scored tuur runs before McNuiIc h'Il r L"c.r.r
,ffIkina ont two Of the mon i'i.' 49, iva
csupLt the other on lY. ia tn. nIfi. tl0
innings the Nirginias failed 20 1c' sovenfh
Vermont lovs got 100 slA more. ;" t''D ..,1f
Ilerner rof his base on balls ana S'.4' ',,','rt,
VeIsn Marshall made weil-u,neu NJ alf,ifs
-, ,t or.Iv nm lot his side. ia 'he I''''''i,.."
-. neither siao again scored 10y. 20
.nr.s ~ fne gamo were the laliei5 ""1 So,
tnie4 mi -t'ynrt for the VISITOR, "nn ''fF
49, NO throwing and tho base Iuhu.nr ~.
N.r-ra1 and tho playing o. SmllA ".i 4-Ioic,oi
. 90" oioe team. The following IS 'Ao ol"0'~i
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Pefer.hnrc Points.

prrrnsBuR0. Va. April Special The
marriage Of Miss Hinton, daughter OF judge
Hinton. and Rev. J.. N. Doggett. Of lhiladei-
Illa. Will take place at Grace EUscogol church
here on the Pat instant. Miss hinton is one O
Ietrr-lurgs most attractive AMI accomplished
young ladies and IS a great belle III fashionable
Inc knights Templar of Petersburg will have
grand banquet early next month.
Tho Junior order United American Mechanics
rre RAPIDLY increasing their membership IN
pefersfurg C0ckade Council No 49, have or
gaf.l cd drum cops and the drums arc OK
pected 10 arrive here IN q few days.
Three hundred shade trees have recently Deen
ret ont on the different streets OF petersburg
undcr the supervision Of the city engineer.
PERHAPS tie oldest Odd Fellow III the United
States is Mir. : II. Marks. Of this place. who Is
native OF Prince George county, and has teen
engaged in the confectionery business IN Pc
ter burg since lS21
The Ladies Auxiliary Association OF Peters
burg have decided moi 20 have booth al the
Masonic Far in Richmond. but instead 10 have
three entertainments al Masonic Hall IN TINS
city. Inc proceeds Of the entertainments VIII
80 TO the Masonic Home of Virginia.
There was q fairly large sale Of loose tobacco
TODAY, and prices for all grades were well sus-
tanned. Prices for high grade leaf are very
Alr l. NJ. Sutherland at $50 uer hundred
g. Both gentlemen reside in Dinwiddie county.
Common Tugs are quoted at 80 81 TO $3.50; short
leaf from 81 90 5000; medium leaf from e. to
s. 50 good leaf from 80 o Sl1, and fine leaf from
$3.50 10 $3.50 These quotations are for red
and lgT. tobacco.
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CLIFTON F0RGr. Va. April Cuisines Of all
kinds Is in great connection IN thlton / orge
and vicinity From present prospect, lNl' VIII
bo by FAR the most prosperous year this place
has ever experienced. DalIy now buildings OF
all kinds and classes are being contracted Tor
and already numbers arc IN course OF consiruc-
ton. Houses are i'm great demand, and no
sooner are the foundations land than numbers
OF applications are Inadc Tor Tie house
The ice plant. under the direction and super
vision OF Mr. f. NJ Jones, is being vigorously
pushed ahead. and am informed that tho
Liant would certainly be in operation ny May
18th. This Ice plant viii supply want that has
been long felt
movement is on foot to establish Demo
cratic weekly newspaper in Clifton Forge a
Joint stock company Will most likely be organ
lied for the purpose. At present there Is 10
Democratic journal published here.
As the days roll by the Cleveland sentiment
throughout this entire section IS Immensely
OF the Democratic masses Of this portion OF
VIRGINIA
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Death Of a CoIored Politician.

CuAmorrEsvuIr. VA, April Specialize.
b. Parker .coloredl died suddenly last night
Some years ago he tool, very active part ~
Yohtics and ,8rly III the seventies he polled
more votes than Mr.. Massey for the Legislature.
Some of parkers ballots were printed Oh col
ored paper These were thrown out and Mr.
Massey was returned.
Mrs jeanette Baber died near Batesyille yes
terday. at seventy-eight years Of aye.
Treasurer Il. W. COyingtOn. in charge OF the
fund subscribed for a Young Men s Christian
Association building. was authorized 90 return
10 the subscribers the amounts each contri-
buted. The total fund was So l.31
The Methodist ministers Of the Charloftes-
vile district are in session here as sort on
wavs and means committee looking over the
field The Rev Oscar Littleton. the elder for
tins district. Is presiding. AbOut seventeen
ministers are in attendance
Albert Watson c0lorcdI. charged with burn
ing the barn of Mr. g. Walker Gilmer. near
Warren. was tried i'm the county court yester-
DAY and given ten years IN the pemtentaly.
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NoRrorr. Va, April Special Tho Demo
cratic voters Of Norfolk iu M $50 ilt cuhs nave
decided uuon ward meetings which vii ue
held Tomorrow night 10 nominate candidates
for thc city council
I'm tho police cour, this morning about q
dozen hus-ian Jcws were fined iof giving q
dance l.st s.. DIat night. $50 d.e1td pos was inc
crowd chat theIDIte broke uu fue iiair.
Application ior nluor Incense, sail le he .il
in ihe corporation couIf ou tIe -th Cd. rms
month 10 is .alI meeting vl4 ic held ln DE
near mrre. and ihat aH orENula Uon "lu ne
formed tO resist ihe application 81 aI licenses
of aII Der. ous who cannot prove good cAarac-
ter.
During the month of NJ rch the export trade
from this city was valued a. Stills. his was
Thought 90 uo a dull month. bag u every month
700 the year viii DO as vel the figures viii show
g. 213.1u. Qmtc handsome business.
,ir. Harry Lee Walton. secretary or the Dung
Mems hrlstIan Association al Wilmington y.
c. and Miss Miriam A, daughter of 'ir. a. {.
Iriedlin of portsmouth, were married al We
Court street Presbyterian church last night.
The ceremony WAS performed by tho HeN. pr.
McNurren. after which invited guest "ti.
given reception az Park View, the residence u
the brides parents.
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Brpfonn CRY. April Especial. The series
Of meetings. conducted by Rev Mr. llutson at
,Ie Bapfist church. closed last sunday nigh Z.
Some dfy protested conversion during tho
meeting thirty of whom joined tho baptist
church
BOARD of Public Works of Virginia al Rich
mond the question an to whether or not suit
shonld be entered by the Commonwealth
through General HILL her railroad commits
sioner. against the Norfolk and Western lso u
road Company with a view of compelling them
10 stop the passenger trains, or Yortlou OF
Them. az the old depot IN this city a. formerly.
According 10 the present arrangement all pas
sengcrs bound for Bedford City are put OF AZ
their new passenger depot one mile from the
cOurt-Aou-c.
There H. quite n division Of sentiment as TO
this question. strong delegation 81 resideh1
citizens. representing both sides OF the quc.-
ton. VII appear before The board. some nave
already left. Others Will leave tonight.
Judge Brown court has Teen Do session NiNce
the 2sth o. Narch Quite number Oh Ga -
have been disposed OIL There were four lhDl. o.
mcnts resulting IN ono arluIttai and ihr.' c'i-
yctions-fil.. Iurrnugh coIorei.. ono , '"i i',
tic ucutcutiary. llcAcrs0n, two years. AN
burrOuLh .cO.oredl sx years.
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senator colqui.. WIN Address The Union

UNIVERSITY OF Virginia. April Especial e.
Senator COlQritt. of Georgia. has accepted the
invitations ct the University TEMPERANCE mon
10 address them Tuesday evening ln the public
hall OF the University. lie VIII be the guest OF
Professor \. Is. Davis.
j. f. Heath. Norman kerng00l, and j. Vi.
Pierce have been appointed committee OF the
Jefferson Society SO msl.e senator Roger q.
Mills To address the society April Eth.
Manager j. b. Robertson has secured l. u.
Reuner. who was here last year, 10 play short
stop.
Ii Is a Quarter-mlle track
The vacancy on the stan OF College Topics oc-
casiOn by the resignation OF Mr. L.. j. Miles, has
lott. jr.
The University Gun Club'sscore Yesterday was
the poorest made for long ume-Nat-On. l4:
Brafey. l1; Harvey. l3, Anderson. I4: Williams.
4: clifton E. Some OF the best shots VIII attend
the trap-shoOting tournament 40 Staun' on next
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STANTON. Va. April O. SpeciaLl-Mi,s Mag
gle Splitter and Mr. Ihoma, s. Helm were
brides father. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Samuel Rodgers. ID. H.. presiding elder
of the altmore circuit. Miss Spiiler is the
daughter of >. W. Splitter OF Splitter, Powell ~
Coz and MIR. Helm lSa young attorney from ST.
YER City. \. M. where the neW-y married
couple will make their home. Miss Annie
Eakel. pupil of Miss TutNiler school Mount
present
Mr. Hcuben Burnett the oldest resident of
Augusta county. died az tie residence OF has
nnety-fye years lie had only TWO children
living here Mr. ". a. Burnett. clerk of Augusta
county and drs. j. H. harman His grand
children and great grandchildren number
nearly 100.
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PULASKI. Va. April 5.-fSpocial.l Yesterday
was county court day Tor this county and
though this IS busy season with the farmers
Of this section there was quite crowd in New
bern. The proceedings in court we're strikingly
in contrast with the closing scenes incident TO
the Feagles trial. one of the most conspicuous
figures on the court green was teagles HIM
self.
bishop Randolph visited the Episcopal church
al this place on last evening. Nineteen persons
were confirmed and lac delivered fine sermon.
ahe audience filed the church 10 overlooking
and many stood ont doors at open windows 10
hear the distinguished divine During his
stay here the Bishop was the guest of 1r. Pey-
ton. Rev. Mr.. Logan, OF NytheyIlle, was also
present
Cashier Lyons OF the Loan and Trust Com
psny, having resigned, has been succeeded by
Dir O. T.. Jordan
Work on the Christian church has been re-
fumed. The new Episcopal church Is under
roof.
lie Commemorative Attorney has entered
nolIe prosequl in a number Of liquor cases on ac-
count OF defective indictments and this will ne
cessitate another grand jury, winch Will be had
al the MAY term OF the county court.
Rev. G.. Taylor Martin. who had been conduct
lng series OF services az the Presbyterian
church. leit OIL last Friday, but they are being
continued by tie pastor Of the church.
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Alarm ocFire Lancaster Notes.

MHITT Sr0NF Va, April Especial Last
saturday morning the people Oi.this.vil age were
startled by The cry Of fire. II was soon dlscoy-
cred that the kitchen near the dwelling Of Mr..
q. VI. Sanders and owned by HIM WAS on IRE.
IL a very short time large crowd had gathered
and soon had the flames under control 1t seei-s
that the fire caught in some old clothing IN a
barrel in room where there had been no ire
for several months. Its origin Is q source of
mystery. Fortunately there was not much
damage done.
Mr. H. h. Dunawsy, ST.. one Of our enterpris-
ing merchants. lost horse few days ago
which was "a years old. The cause OF its death
is supposed to have been old age.
Fred Holland. from near Crsheld. Nd,
met with a very painful and perhaps fatal acct
dent few days ago. He working on the
roof of a large fish factory, being built 10y Cap
tain Gunby. when he slipped on and rolled
several feet striking with his feet a scaflold
about thirty feet from the ground When he
struck this he bounced up and fell 10 the
ground on a pile OF lumber. lie had his knee
cap knocked of and his head split open in
several places. There Is very little hope OF his
Mr. Theodore Miller the popular artist. was
called very suddenly few days $50 10 Spottsyl-
vania county 10 his fathers bedside. who Is very
i'll
Mrs William X. Lee formerly Miss Mamie
Mundy, Of Essex. died this morning after
short illness. She Will be greasly missed in this
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g.. nnnm. Ncopenea -Boyd Reenp ured.

Cr,niorIr. y. G.. April o. SPECIAL VI. p.
Caldwell weil-hnoWn citizen OF huhl'r''iIe'
died to-day. r...,...
The whisky business and the su sequent
granting OF license hy tho unity comm SON
crs can el the resignation OF 'omnil ,slohci
klrtustrIck. who refused To- vote Tor ltenae'
pr.ferring ~ resign his Office which DE dld.
John B0yd The negro charged Win WfecEihs
n tram. ald who escaped from Jali last Ntd-
jnv and brought hack here go night All OF the
cscapcd prisoners have cen rccaptEred
HE first bar room IN operation IN TINS CITY
since January lst opened Its doors this e'cnIu-.
N e ouenine was the Occasio of grand rally
for the har-r1Om hahifucs. The building AMI
street Was blocked with people with al. sizes ~
bottles and tin buckets 10 get whisky. Ous
man was Kept busy receiving money while ALL
other dealt ont the lIuUr.
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prohlhItion rIrht-Rnnnohe pro.hrtorr

DANvIILE. Va. April Especial The Pro-
bibitionists OF North Danyillo are making hard
cation Of auti-sal0On people from North Dan
vile, headed 10y Rev. J. H. Motiett appeared be-
fore the excise board OF the two cities and
strongly opposed the granting OF license to T.
{. White * 90, who keeps a grocery and liquor
store on Nam street in North Danville
near the entrance to tho IRON bridge. Ibev
claim that Whites place is not "a suit
able place IN the meaning of tho law
10 sell whisky, being on the only thor0ughfaro
connecting the two cities through which the
women aud children have TO pass daily i'm
coming 10 and gong from Danyille The board
heard large number of witnesses and took
time 70 consider IT'S decision A similar apple
license of Richard Wills OF North Danyille
9omespp There are only two saloons in North
Danyine.
The Roanoke Presbytery commenced it's semi
annual session at Snring Hill church, Halifax
county, tonight. Rev. DR.. Martin and Mr.
r. +. Nlllslnson are the delegates from the First
1resbyteran church OF this city and Rev ~
l. Doggett from the North Danyille church.
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WINSTON " C.. April 6-.Speciall-The
parties who set fire and thereby de-
strosed the barn of iir. George sink, near
Maughtown. Monday night atteml tel to burn
his residence last night Sir. sink brought all
his valuable papers 10 Winston to-day ana de-
posted them il the county clerk Office Tor SAFE
keeping
Especial from Columbia, $. G.. receive hero
TO day SAYS the South Atlantic Bi-e. II ID
League was organized there. compose5 OF VIM
stou. Charlotte. Charleston and columbia.
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pRIDDY.-Died 40 theresidonce Of his grand
mother. 81 south Pine street, April 3. 1872. ai e.
O'Clock; WILL b., infant son Of Andrew L..
and Eulia ,. lriddy.
SEAL.-Died az the residence of her son. W.
T. Johnson gig lWeuty-nith street. Tuesday.
April oh. as A. 81. ilrs. JUlIAA. SEAL.
SMIrH.-pied. April 5'h. az his residence in
Hrnuco counts. 20 the elghtieth year OF hisage,
ROBERT j. 4. SM III.
ills funeral Will take place from his late resi-
dencc at2 T. NJ. TO-DAY. April e. ls92
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n,,co 70 morrow At stanton. conducted by the

p,sco TO morrow at stanton. conducted by tho
Odd Fellows pr;doe acc
so ,hD nrn' diod Yesterday; aged ninet-
NO ve"rs uo va. the Oldest man IN All I'M, ,s
section it was b. resesi aesI yea TO '0 o''
Ass ne na sn,nerintcndcnt IL ring. Of Washing
ton Is completing i's srfnngenentt g cb a@ne
Sn"I1o oi Ubio Nav ist. This will give Lcxing-
ton competing lines
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An Alliance Meeting In Buckingham.

PowHArAN COURTHOUSE. Va, April 4.-'Spe-
ciaL The main attraction nj court to-day was
the presence 81 several prominent representa-
tlNes Of the Alliance organization. There being
but little business 20 transact in court the
speakers occupied the courthouse and spoke
for several hours. Among them were. Mr.. "
Brad. Beverly, u MIR. Harris and our county
man, Mr.. j. Haskins iohson. There was nothing
new in what they said. All classes seemed 10
pay attention. bnt mainly from curiosity
The Malone committee had q meeting. II
was supposed 90 be In reference 10 the proposed
Malone conventions.
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CLIFTON FoRGE Va April Special "A
hg slide occurred on The Chesapeake and OHIO
here, yesterday evening. No trans have YET
bf ell able TO pass on account of the track not
being clear, and II will be late tonight before
gage. express. etc The slide was caused il is
thought, by the loosing of the earth and rocks
hy blast OF contractors double tracking work
and was probably brought down by the jar of
train. No persOns were hurt
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A Meeting Of Masonic Representatives.

ScoTTsyILLE. "a, April Especial District
Lecturer Right Worshlpful George ". Caring
ton will be at Scottsylle on April 18th. Goth AMI
2lst for the purpose OF lnsiructing the lodges Of
the Third Masonic district III the work of the
Grand Lodge OF Virginia. All the lodges of the
district are expected 10 be represented. SCOTS
VILE Lodge. No. 10, will tonier = banquet on the
evening of April 10Th 70 the Masonic brethren
attending the district meeting here.
j. W. Butler, OF this place. made an assign
meQt.
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SUFFOLK, Va. April Go Special Mayor Ben
jamn Mddick died at o'clock tonight after
pro'racted illness. IN his elgh,y-third year He
has been mayor several different times and was
highly esteemed by all classes.
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DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
state Executive Committee TO Meet To- Day
North Carolina News

RALEioH. \. G.. lSpeciall-A meeting
OF tho State Democratic Executive Committee
having ieen called 10 DO held here tomorrow
the members OF the executive commit are
pouring into the city th,s evening. Several
ne OBJECT OF the meeting Is 10 save the
otaie 10 the Democrats 1t is apprehended that
az the APPROACHING State Convention the ALI
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Farmers Rejoicing in Good woatho,

Sal uDA, Va. April 6-lSpecisl For four or
i've da's the weather has been all the bolated
iatiner could desire, and those OF this county
nave not been slow TO make use of IT,
O., 9hao ana herring are plentiful at prices that
ioiiy femunerato the fishermen
,hNrs"s comes from the Eappahanaock that
,noiJ - 3Mlsnnderstaldng with oystermen "a
, mna' tin1e the new law operates, and thai
usual ~" luo IOchs as
preech ., n. isulkner has accepted a call TO
ri hoeon once month At Ebenezer Ram,
eAuIch Ia upper Gloucester 0~'' D"p''s'
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


fI'IT III " lffI
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arising from teething because u corrects
acidity. IL removes pimples and blotches
from tho skin OF otherwise handsome young
ladies' for 10 cures dyspepsia. 1t is an anti-
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and drinking end cures c0ut and rhcuma-
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else fails Polk MuHsR a. Co.
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Faruei runs-Nermout G: Virginia, 1.
Passed balls Stewart. I: Marshall. 2
Bases on hslls-By Pond, g.
Hit by balls-By Pond !.
struck out-By Pond, T.; by McGuire' ..
Double PLAYS Smith and shelton. b
lmpirs Hilton. t
The teams play again tomorrow. md much
more evenly contested game Is expected.
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Two Deaths In Koelebr,do.

CacLr.soFos VA. April 6.-lspecisl. l-J.us. 7
tive ons!ne ssass e. ard instructor q occmo
S2aa, oied al Broad Creek. mi. co,, Oaao Is'lc
"''o'V 'his morning. The interneat win az !
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nor Over Iifty Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been usei
Tor children teething 10 soothes tho child,
softeps the gums allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for disrrhps-
Nenfy -lNo cenlsa LOlllo
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


BEILAM- Married at the residence
of the Officiating minister. lev. j.. a. Cutler. ou
Tuesday evening. April 5fh Mr.. CHARLES ".
HenucO county.
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w. L. w
KIMOv AIs.

DEYTON r. CARRINGTONS ABSTRACT
/ TITLE OFFICE has been removed 20 next
floor over Sands. Pollard sands, atf0rueys-at-
law 90 Room .. i0ll Iank street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. with George ID. Carter
attOruey-at-laW.
a SPECIALITY.
By permission refers t0 Sands. Pollard T.
Sands ID. c. Richardson Mcssrs. Leake 81 artor
and other ATTORNEYS. lati-.m
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NAsHINGToN. ID. c.. April 6.-For Virginia and
North Carolina: showers; cooler except sta-
uonary temperature ia the extreme west, winds
becoming sOutherly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

An ADJOTRNED ANNUAL MEETING OF
y THE CLIFTON FORGE WATER COW
PAM Yi.. De held az Merchant, No,i nal AanA
az clock j.. VI. on Friday april s.. i,l-
EDWARD W. oCOlI.Jn.
au,-gt Secretary.
Az ADJOURNED MEETING or THE
y STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
STEEL. IRON AND SLATE COMpANl viii te
heli at tho BlchanEe H0frl. in tho cltr oi ltch-
moni Va. on WEDNESDAY, April 18th. 90 u
business 81 importance must Dee transacted.
and stockholders arc urgent, eiuc'' OF 70 al-
tend j. l.. GAINES, Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TUE sI0Ck-
TEkN,pOKIATlO COMPANY viii Doe he.d az
theirogica. $50. $40 east Main s'rce.. ON Mon
DAY, April u. lsa2. az l43.oclocA ". ,..,.r
ap5si0 Secretary and Treasurer.
THE BOARD or glANAGEHs OF. THE
wiz meet ON WEDNESDAY. fhe Wh OF
Aru1. 40 3.a p ~. in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Han AID contributing meme
hcrs are most cordially invited fo attend and
take part 900 fhr election ~ officers AMI board
OF msuagefs for fhe ensuing year, lr. Kerr
Will deliver short address, ap 3--t
Orrcr or rHF AiHguAuE pAlm NASrrAo-l
TURING COMPANY.
EIcHVoNp. Va. A.arch t7 i-.2.
fTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF InE oiOlh-
HOLDkIo of ibis Company w.l Doe heli at
mond. Na.. Ola THURSDAY. the lltA day of
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