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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-21
TWO NORFOLK WEDDINGS
no r1cI1rrArs the corroS TRADE.
ror..mouth Wins q Victory In tho Location
of tho Piant--wiii Of Colonel
Ward Probated.

Norrorx. Va. April 2o.--iSpecial.l-Miss
r,nilv Marie Lucetta Lefaucheur. grand
daughter of Il. A. Leo. Esq. OF lynchourg
and connection Of General Il. l.. lee, was
united in marriage this evening TO Thomas b.
Coleman. of Surry, by the Rev. William J..
Evans. d. d.. pastor of Granby-street Mstho-
dist Episcopal church. at the residence OF
ber father. The couple left on the Norfolk
and Western railroad at o'clock for Rich
mond, where they will spend the balance OF
the week and then go to Washington ana
Philadelphia. Miss Icfauchcur is Wen
known in Richmond. having resldea "heh "
child with Mrs. Susan Duval.
Miss Mamie Y. Noteworthy. daughter OF ..
y Norsworthv a promineDt merchant OF this
city and bir. - Vernon Crosby. OF the cheS'a-
peako and Ohio railroad at Newport No"S'
were married here tonight -, p....., e
deed OF assignment from !. W. Patton OF
the Business College Tor NV. Shuiuce 1o'
the benefit Of creditors, was recorded I'-u'y'
The assets and liabilities are not stated.
The will of Colonel William H. Ward WAS
admitted 10 probate this evening. lie lett an
estate valued at about 10000. lie leaves ms
estate 10 his nieces and among other property
$4,000 IN Egyptian bonds.
A meeting of the Cotton Exchange was held
this evening and representatives OF the nor
folk and Western and SeabOard and Roanoke
and Norfolk and Carolina railroads appeared
before the body and submitted plans
for the organization If stock com
pany TO erect large piers. congresses
and cotton sheds tor the handling OF
the cotton trade of this port. The Norfolk
and Western advocated locating the plant
near Lam bert's FONT the other roads near
Primers Point on the Portsmouth SIDE. The
exchange selected the Primers Point loca-
ton. and appointed committee to raise
800. 600 Tor u stock company. $4,000 Will
he subscribed by the railroad. This is a
victory for the Portsmouth people and the
Seaboard and Roanoke.
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and some lumber were consumed. entailinE /"
serious loss TO the owners. lie hrs ueP.ia
ment. after some little delay. arrived on .na
scene and rendered efficient service ID sa'ihk
other houses. lh-
4 stable adjoining this property. owned by
Mrs Tuv Herndon. was also destroyed. bu,
the loss is covered by insurance. severa'
other buildings. among them the large ware,
house of Charles Wallace < Bro. caught on
fire. but tho flames were promptly eA''n-
quished by the efforts of the iireinen.
A. II. Thomas of Madison county. was
tried today before United States Commas
sioner James Roach on charge OF selling
apple brandy without the proper stamp ~
violation of law. but tho case was dismissed
for lack of proper evidence.
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Total deposits, !. SSS,f32, oC
The deposit Of other stocks and
securities to the amount OF about
100000 has been advised by
letter and cable.
The time for the deposit Of all
Terminal securities and all classes
of stocks is hereby extended until
and including Monday, May 2, 1892.
The time for the deposit Of all
underlying bonds is hereby ex-
tended until and including Friday,
May 6, 1882.
After the dates above named
stocks and securities will only be
received upon such terms as the
committee may then elect.
The right Of subscription to the
cash fund offered under the plan
to the depositaries Of stock and 5
per cent. bonds will be extended to
such date as may be hereafter adj
vertlsed by the committee. Inc
holders Of the securities Of the
auxiliary corporations are invited
to cooperate and become parties
to the plan to preserve the integ-
rity Of this large system OF rail-
roads, the dIsintegration Of which
would prove disastrous to such Sc
curities. Copies of the plan Of re-
organization may be had at the
office of the Central Trust Com
pany Of New York.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLC0TT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN.
WILLIAM II. PERKINS,
HENRY Bi'DGE,
II. c. FAIlNESTOCK,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GEORGE ). ELLIS. Secretary,
81 VAL street, New York.
ap2O-tmyGin
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Contribution Box fer Masonic Fair.

BEDFORD Cry, April 2O.-ISpecial The
wives and daughters of the members of
Liberty Lodge No 80. A. F. q A. NJ, at this
place have prepared contribution box tor
the Masonic fair now in progress at Rch-
mond
The letter OF Mr. Meredith in the Sunday
TIMES in reply TO Judge Staples has been ex-
tensively read. 1t is regarded as a complete
reply.
Cleyeland's cause is advancing rapidly in
this community.
Invitations are ont for the annual competi-
tive debate at K. Nj. Academy to take place
next Saturday night
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With crumbling foundation and shaky. bulging
walls is no: more certainly 10 be looked TOT
than the sudden giving way Of constitution
sauped by oyerwork. unremttng anxiety or
exposure to hardship and msign climatic III
fuences Against the disastrous effects of each
and all OF these Hostetters stomach Btters IA
an effectual safeguard. 1t fortifes the system
AGAINST than bv infnsing into Il fresh vigor be-
gotten OF renewed ana complete digestion snd
assimilation oil the food. and its consequent re;
paretive action upon the exhausted tissues aud
Impoverished circulation. No preparatlye Ior
The undergoing. without injury. OF ali unusual
amount Of bodily or mental work. no means OF
avertinR Jralarisl infection or diseases born OF
lad diet and impure water equals ihis superia
tiyelv fno defensive inyigOrsn. Take II Tor
dvspepsia. consti patiOn. biliousness. rheuma-
tis1n kidney trouble Ia grippe.
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STARKE.-pied. at his residence. 70. 1e)si6
st. John street, on Tuesday Anril ~, 1872. at
3 o clock =. M, THOMAS SIARhE; AGED sixty
six years.
DINAN.-Died. at the residence Of her hus-
band. April 81. 1892. az 3:2l clock A. H. SARAH
A. OMAN in the twent eighth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place rom Christ
church. corner ienable and iwenty-seconi
streets, THIS UhursdaV ENENiNG. tho 2lst
instant a ( o cloca. Friend, ami sc nain,ances
OF tho family invited b attend without further
notice.
SMITH.-Died. yesterday at S:2o 2. NJ, Cap
tain WESLEY NJ SMITH, IN the ffty-seyenth
year Of his ago.
Funeral will take place from the Pine street
Baptist church ~ o clock j.. NJ. FRIDAY.
Friend and acquaintance are invited 70 at
tend
Washington d. c.. Baltimore Nid.) and Pc
tersburg paper please COPY
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wrsr-ESD LAND AID ImrRoyrmeSr ComrASY,l

WEsr-END LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY1
1il3 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. W. April 49, 1892.
ATTHE MEETING on TIE STOCkHOLD-
y Frs of this company held April = 1892.
"the directors were authorized to purchase
from each stockhoier Of record on the lst day
OF Nav. l02 five per cent. or his respective
holdings of the stock OF this company NJ s30
Der share. payable in cash In accordance
herewith the transfer books will be closed on
APRIL 80 and reOpened on MAY ;. lsg2
See that your stock stands registered in your
own name by April 80, 1892.
ap lg-2w GEORGE }. ROGERS Secretary.
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No PRIMARY WIN he Held in siaupton.

churches Easter Sunday weIe filled to oyer.
lowing, hut there were no floral decorations
except at the Lutheran church.
The Pythian ball came of Monday. The
crowd WIS not large. owing to tho bad
weather. The Staunton Orchestra made O
very credl,able debut on the occasion
The Nirginia Hotel is undergoing many re-
pairs.
The business manager of the Stanton
Military Academy left for Washington Mon
dav night with twenty five of the cadets.
They Will spend several days at the Capitol.
The city Democratic committee held a
meeting Tuesday night and by vote of
eleven to one directed against a primary.
This action voices the almost unanimous senti-
ment of the community.
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ConJItiop OF Garden Crops.

WINDSOR. Va. April 20. Especial. Irish
potatoes, peas and tomatoes have been very
much injured by the recent frosts.
Mr.. =. G.. Webb. prominent citizen living
near Chuckatuck is very III.
Tho large saw-mill of W. Il. FERGUSON, To-
Gated some miles from here. took ire yester-
day and would have burned down but Tor the
timely services OF several colorel men.
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Did From Injuries Innicted by an Engine.

FARNvu1r. Va. April 20.-lSpecial. MIR.
Milton W. Wright, who was struck by train
near Crewe yesterday. died from his injuries
in a fow hours after the accident. The Ell
g.neer sounded his whistle aud rang the
bell and as the engine neared him he heard
the warning and sprang up. but instead OF
getting out of the way he fell back over the
rail, where he was knocked OF and killed
He was single man ana leaves a widowed
mother. lie was about twenty-four years OF
age His remains were brought TO Farm
vile for interment.
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a Large Lumber Plant Removed.

ADAMS GROVE. Va. April 20. Especial. j
Mrs. y. 4. Rawlings died at her home in
Sussex county near hero. a few days ago.
Sine leaves husband and four children
Messrs. III. Powell X Co.. who have been
doing large business in lumber manufac-
curing at this place. have moved this week to
their new location at Garysburs n. @.
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A Damaging Fire.

FREDERICKSBURG Va. April 2O.-lSpecial. !
This evening about o'clock ERE broke ont
in the carpenter shop OF Hancock d Stearns.
on A street near the corner of Tenth and the
building was burned TO the ground. There
was No insurance. and besides the building q
large lot Of tools. d0or and window frames
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-21
Mr.H. l.. Carter Dead-Land Suit.

DANvUIE, Va. April Especial. The
great land case OF Heusens against Staples.
involving five thousand acres of Patrick
county land. is still occupying the attention
OF the United States Circuit Court Judge
Paul presiding. The testimony was conclud-
ed to-day and argument OF counsel will take
up all of tomorrow. No matter how the case
may go here it will in the end find It's way to
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Hutchlns l.. Carter, q prominent citizen OF
Chatham died at his home In that town at 8
o'clock this morning. For more than halt q
century Carter's Hotel at Chatham has been
one of the famous inns OF Virginia and the
big dinners given there on court days and
public occasions have formed the ground York
for many old Virginia stories. The Carriers
have kept this house for several generations.
and none have made 10 more noted than the
genial Hutch Carter who died tins morn
ing He had friends ali over Virginia. who
will hear OF his death with sincere regret lie
was about ffty-fve years of age and died OF
cancer OF the stomach. The funeral will take
place at Chatham tomorrow.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of Danville
commenced a bazaar and trade exposition at
the City Hall tonight to last three days and
nights. The enterprise is 10 raise money for
the benefit of the Home for the Sick
A notorious colored individual, Thomas
Randolph by name. who has frequently been
imprisoned for various violations of the law.
created something OF IA sensation few days
ago by appearing on the streets arrayed IN
the regulation police summer unitorm-gray
coat. pants and white vest and brass buttons.
Randolph bought the uniform from dis
charged policeman. The city ordinance re-
quires policemen TO buy their uniforms
from their own cash. aud then provides
that no citizen shall wear clothes like the po-
Ice uniform. Under this latter clause of the
ordinance Randolph W s arrested and fined
aud. according TO the cay aw, will have to be
fined every day be wears the gray suit. IL is
understood that Randolph will appear and
test the legality of the council's right TO say
10y ordinance what sort of clothes man shall
or shall not wear
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B.NpANA z. O.. HAEoyrR COUNTY. Va.
April SPECIAL Colonel William Nelson
who died on last SUNDAY. was buried yester-
day at the Fork church. After brief service
at bis home, Oakland. his remains were taken
to the church. followed by number of his
relatives and friends The pall-bearers were
number OF vestrymen aud the Hon. II. L.
Wickham. The service was read by the cyan
gelist of the Episcopal church. After the
service the vestry met 10 pass resolutions III
reference t. the death of Colonel Nelson.
The annual meeting for the election Of a
vestry and a delegate 10 the next Episcopal
Council will take place next Tuesday, April
10Th. Mt the Fork church at 10 A. Nj. bis
meeting will also take steps towards getting
a minister for this parish. which IS now va
cant. their last rector. Rev. Mr.. Buchanan,
having removed to Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
If you are Bilious. take BEEcHAM's Pills.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
MARRIED.

FISHER-COBB-M on the 10Th Of
April. 1892. 10y Rev. Father O'Reilly at hog
fathers residence. No. w west Main street AZ 9
L. NJ. Miss ELIZA PAGE FISHER 70 Dir. LAW
RENEE COBB; both OF this c.ty. No cards.
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4 Handsome Gavoi-s.le of a Railroad.

PErxRsBuRo. Va, April 20. Especial J. Miss
Annie Myrtle Mallory and Captain Wade n.
Niece. of the Atlantic Coast Line. were mar
ried this afternoon.
Mr. Oscar bowman came near being drown
I'd in the river yesterday afternoon. lie was
fishing with dip-net back OF the island, when
le slipped and fell into the water He vas
rescued by two colored men.
The Assembly Club gave a german at the
Petersburg Gray's armory last night;
The young ladies will give "a grand eap-year
german on Friday night next
Rev. &. h. Hams. rector OF ST. Pauls Eps-
copal church. has made a very handsome
eavel, which be Is 10 present to the Masonic
fraternity OF Petersburg Or. Hams IS him
self Mason The gavel is beautiful piece
OF workmanship, and is made OF leather and
wood.
The members of the Petersburg ladies'
Auxiliarg Association OF the Masonic
Home OF Virginia had Intended
going over to Richmond tomorrow 10 attend
the Masonic fair. but IL consequence OF the
inclement weather they have postponed their
trip until Friday next.
Under deed OF trust from the Virginia and
Carolina Railroad Company to J. r. Y. Dan
lei and i. Rand. Wexford, trustees. Of the
date of July /. 1884 the said road will
be sold at public auction on "Wednesday
the 9th day of April. az u o'clock III.
in front OF the clerks Office of the Clancery
court OF ElchmO1O. Inc IOhQ Will Do SOlu b
d whole with all the rights OF way. works and
other property of every kind OF the road in
the States of Virginia and North Carolina. in
clnding its charter rights and franchises The
line Of the road as chartered runs from Rich
mond. Va. TO point on the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad at or near kidgeway. y. G.
Petersburg is interested III this road to the
amount OF $4,000.
The Excise Board to-day allowed liquor
license to Mr. Alexander Wilson and Alr. CT.
+. Short. They have given promise that they
would not sell liquor on sunday. The board
will not grant license TO any one who Will not
make this promise.
Mr. d. Clay Talbot, of Kentucky. and Miss
Kent Ii. Lhnghorne. of LynchUurg, were
married at roon to-day al the residence of the
brides sister. Mr Thomas y. Bond.
1Jle common council held special meeting
tonight to consider matters IL references &c
the sale of the Virginia and Carolina railroad
After some discussion o. the subject q reso
luton prepared by the city attorney wal
adopted. The resolution provides Tor The
appointment OF tue city finance committee tC
act MS agents of the council at the sale oil the
road and to do whatever IN their judgment
they think best for the protection of tie city :
interest IN the road The finance committee
is composed of :. W. Nenable chairman;
William X. Mckinney. Charles Watson. v
Is. Mcilwane and George Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-21

Constipation and oil troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver are cured 10y
Hoops PMS. Unequaled as a dinner pill.
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FINANCIAL.
VIRGINIA DEBT.

The undersigned Bondholders Commit.
hereby give notice that SECURITIES Will
NOT BE RECEIVED BY THE DFPOSIrApIro
UNDER THE BONDHOLDERS AGRRFNFvr
OF MAY i2. 1890. AND THE PROPOSITION on
NOVEMBER 20. 1890, AFTER APRIL %. 1892
The Commission OF Distribution will take n.
ton after the books Of the Committee are closed
in accordance with tho terms OF the plan and
Proposition OF November ~, 1890.
NEW York, April 10. 1892
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
CHARLES ID. DICKEY. JR..
WILLIAM l.. BULL.
HUGH r. GARDEN.
HENRY BULGE,
JOHN GILL.
Bondholdcrs Committee.
@. s. ELLIS. Secretary.
"a Wall street. New York
NH i3-susthH
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InSureS againStFire &LiShtning
LICENSE TAXES.

.
OFFICE or THE Coll ECToR or CRY TAxEs,l
CITY HALL.
richmond Va, April /, 1892.
I ICENSF TAX.-CiTY LICENSES FOR THE
IL Year 1892 have been placed in my hands for
collection and are now cue. as follows:
AGYNrs:- city scavengor.
baggage and express Commission merchants
Tertilllsrs Dentists,
Insurance, Detectives,
Labor, Electricians.
Land Express companies,
Manufacturing srti- Fish and oysters
cles. Fruit stands, DC,
Renting houses. Hotels
! Railroad tickets, impoundlng lot,
y Sfesmships lines. Intelligence Office,
1'vpe-writers; junk dealers,
Architects. LIQUOR DZALERs:-
Atiorneys-at-lar, Wholesale.
hrcrIoNERRs:- Retail
General. Wholesale malt.
Zeal Estate. Botling:
Tobacco Livery stables
Common crier: Loan Oihces,
Psr-room lumber measurers.
billiard tables. Mercantile agencies.
Boarding houses photographers
BEoErRs:- Inyslclans
Cattle. lriVaie iahkers,
Commercial, Private entertainment,
Insurance, lublc rooms
Merchandise Restaurants.
Pawn Snacks.
railroad ticket, atorage. 49,
ship. Ieiegrai n ana tele-
STOCK phone companies,
tobacco: Veterinary surgeons.
Chemists. &c. &c.
Parties falling 10 pay this tax on or before
APRI!. 30 1892. will be subject 20 the penalty
prescribed by he city ordinances.
+. W. UNAINGHAM,
an lin Collector of City Taxes.
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF DELINQUENT IAxEs.l
RICHMOND. Va. April !. 1892.
By an ordinance of the city II Is required that
notice shall ie gwen IN all tho daily newspa-
pers under the direction OF the Committeee, on
finance. that the LIST or DELlNQUENr
TAXES ON REAL ESTATE for tho preceding
year will be published IN ono or more OF the
daily papcrs. and also the time and place OF
sale Of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice Is hereby
given that said list will be published IN The
Times on SUNDAY. the 18th day OF AprlL ana
SUNDAY. the Isl OF May. 1882 the sale Will take
place in front OF the City Hall on broad street
between Ninth and Tenth streets. between the
bonrs OF IL O'Clock VI. and : o'clock T. NJ. on
MONDAY the I'd day OF May, l,J!.
All partie, who do not want their rrolerty
JOHN A. AiEhNIEf,
spl-tmyl Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where
other preparations fail. lt possesses medic
ical merit PECULIAR 10 lTsFLf.
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WAsBrNGrox, d. C.. April 2l-Forecast for
Virginia: Rain: southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina: Rain; colder on the
coast; northeas erly winds.
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a ciexclnnl,-IIiil eight.

IYxcHnurc. Va. April Especial. j
Tho Democratic primary for the nomination
OF the candidates for the city offices will be
held tomorrow There are five candidates
Tor mayor. one each tor city sergeant ana
Commemorative attorney, and two for high
constable The city Democratic executive
committee and delegates to the State Con
vention will also be elected. For the latter
there are two sets of candidates and much IN
ierest "a felt in tho result For week past
the papers have been waging good
natured war on the subject Of Hill
sad Cleveland and instructed and IN
instructed delegates. The News espouses
the cOuse of the Senator. while the Advance
and Virginian are warmly advocating the
cause Of tho er-Presdent
The Cleveland Club AZ meeting last r.
day night named q set Of delegates Favorable
to Cleveland. but uninstructed. This morn
ings issue of the News contains another SGT
IN big display OF delegates. VINO clam 70 Do
unpledged to any man, ell OF whom are
known TO be in favor OF lIill.
The result OF to-mOlrow's election Is awaited
with much interest Indications are that the
delegation will be divided.
Mrs. John :. Lewis entertained number
OF her friends this afternoon from TO
O'Clock. The entertainment Is complimentary
10 Mrs. Hunter. of Richmond.
Dr. J0nn W. billiard lett this evening for
Richmond to attend meeting OF the Virginia
State Medical Examining Board.
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WANTS.

\XTANTED-kE DRUG CLERK.
w Must he sober. honest and thoroughly
competent Address. with reference. JOHN ID.
H. LUNI, Druggist. Alexandria. Va. apl5-lm
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

LAMBERTS POINT. APRIL 20. 1872
ARRIVED.
Schooner George H. Grant.
LOADED
Schooners Agnes u. Manson. Boston; John
PAUL. George ". Grant Providence; Lizzie H.
Brayton. fal. River.
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NouroLy. Va, April 20 Especial. Work
il progressing rapidly upon Rescue Union
Mission. Church street, and II is stated that
the first sermon will be preached next sunday
afternoon Within one hundred and fifty feet
Of the church there are nine bathrooms and
concert halls or dance-bOuses. On account OF
their proximity to THIS mission church
licenses will he refused all of them.
The special grand jury drawn by Judge
Portlock. Of Norfolk county, to investigate the
prize fight have failed 10 bring in any iudict-
ments. 1t is stated that no witnesses were
summoned.
St Thomas Protestant Episcopal church,
Berkeley, was dedicated this morning at ii
O'Clock very large congregation was pres
ent. The sermon was preached by DIR. Bar
ton. of CHRIST church. this city, The house
o. worship was dedicated 10y Bishop Ran
dOlph.
At several Of the churches Easter music
will be repeated next Sunday.
A large delegation Will go 10 Washington
tonight in the interest of the Naval Rendez-
vOus Association.
Judge Brook will grant liquor licenses on
the ID and 30tb. Of this month. Many appli-
cations will be- resisted by an organized effort
on the part of the better class OF citizens.
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RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
terminal
Railway and Warehouse Co.


NOTICE.
The following SECURITIES of
the RICHMOND AND WEST
POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
have been deposited under the
plan Of reorganization of March l,
1892, lodged with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK-viz:
Common stock, S56,33','oo
Preferred Stock, 3,471, 500
Six per cent. collateral trust
bonds. 1,766,OOO
Five per cent, gold collateral
trust bonds, 7,495,OOO
Total Termi. a securities, $69,01O,10O
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA.
Common siocl, .l0,foo,ooo
second preferred, 5,0S9,600
First nreferred. 63S,00O
ether stocks. 1926, 900
UNDERTAKING. BONDS.
Fast Tenne, Sc system, $4,000
RicLta md I'd DanyiIle r. r., $4,000
Virginia Midland, is2,O00
Georgia Pacific. 472,5OO
Georgia incomes, 23e,5OO
western North Carolina, $4,000
Columbia and Greenyille, o5,0O0
yarious branch roads. $500