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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
THE CUP DEFENDERS.
VICTORY FOR THE cOlONlA OVER
THE VlGlLANT.
Pilgrim and Jubilee Disabled Early ana
"Sot In It'-Bail and Racing-other
Sports.
fBr r,nlsrrana TO tn. Dispatch !

SANDY HOOK, Sept. THE first of
the trial races between the ''Cup de-
tenders was sailed In a stin wind and
heavy sea of Sandy Hook to-day and
resulted in n victory for the Colonia OF
six seconds over the Vigilant; the Pill
grim and Jubilee both having been dis
abled and going down at the start.
The day was an Ideal one for yachting
and no better conditions could have been
asked than those which were presented
this morning. Commodore Morgan's 3
flagship May took her position on the
north Of Scotland light at IL o'clock ana
signalled ID. c. W" which meant that
the course would be from line drawn
from her to the lghtship, south by east
fifteen miles TO windward. and return.
The steamboats, and yachts not In the
race clustered around her. and their pas
sengers watched the maneuVers or the
four big soops
The boats had heavy sea TO contend
WITH In addition to n wind when kept
them we'll heeled over. even with only
plain lower sails. The Pilgrim, which was
the last to arrive. plunged into heaVy
sea, and the shock. added TO the strain
on the canvass, carried away the jaws Oh
her gaff. She was towed back 70 the
city incapacitated for the race. The
Vlgilant housed her topmast in readiness
FOR strong blow, and the Colonia TOOK
IN her big top-sail. but ran working
top-san and kept 1t there. The sea was
a magnificent one.
The smoke OF the gun on board the May
had not arisen above her deck before the
Vigilant tore across the line, with the
Jubilee close up, and the sea dashinS IN
clouds over each boat. Half dozen
lengths astern came the Colonla' bendihs
low, with top-san still in place ana every
inch drawing well. Everybody was
happy at the prospect OF a great race
between the three boats. when suddeh'y
the Jubilee parted peak halyards anu W%aS %
out OF the race in five minutes from the
gfp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
VIRGINIA on REPEAL.
The Sentiment OF the State PoIied by The
.sNew York World"

Within the past day or two the New
York World" sent the following telegram
to its correspondents throughout this
state: what is the prevailing sentiment
OF people In your vicinity as 10 repeating
Sherman law? Absolutely impartial
The result of the poll, Gays the World
is a conclusive refutation OF the assertion
that the people Of Virginia oppose the
Repeal bill; It IS in fact, an absolute
proof that the people Of Virginia desire
and demand the immediate passage OF
that bill
out of about seyenty-hve county seats
and other principal towns covered by
the poll. the prevailing sentiment IN
over fifty Is for immediate and uncondi-
tional repeal. In only half dozen towns
Is a sentiment OF decided opposition to
the repeal reported, and the remainder OF
the reports are too indefinite to be fairly
classed on. either side.
Editorially the "World" says: Judging
from this showing and by the tone Of
the Southern press we believe that.
wholly irrespective OF their views as to
silver coInage-which Is entirely a sepa-
rate question-the majority OF the South
orn people are in favor Of repeating the
Sherman act This judgment Is sustained
bv the affirmative vote OF fifty-six South
ern representatives. in the House and by
the patriotic attitude OF Senator'S Gordon,
Cafery and Mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
House Ellis Galore.

Oy telegraph to the Dspatch)
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. AT the
close of the session Of the House yester-
dav about 400 general bills 1900 private
bills and fifteen Joint resolutions were pre-
scntcd for reference to the proper COM
rnittees. The measures emDody PROPOSE
tions Of all characters Among the most
important arc the following:
Rv Mr. Wheeler, OF Alabama. placing
cctton-baccing. or other materials suit
able for baling cotton, on the free list'
10 establish q marine hospital at Florence.
Ev Mr. Tucker. Of Virginia, placing
binding-twine on the free list.
Rv Mr.. Picker. Of South Dakota pro
Vidlng that no pensions shall be stopped
or suspended until after a fun hearing ana
final determination by the Secretary or
the Interior: providing that no pensloner
upon the rolls shall receive less than 30
uel month.
Bv Mr. Simpson. Of Kansas. repeating
the act Of 1873, which made the gold DOL
lar the unit Of value.
BY Mr.. Robbins. of Alabama for the
rcpeal OF the internal revenue laws.
BY Mr.. Clarke of Alabama, To provide
for the free delivery and collection OF
rails IN rural districts.
Bv Mr.. McLaurin. of South Carolina a
{oipt resolution authorizing the issue OF
sos. .OOO. coo of treasury notes un"Nr the
acts Of 1926.
by Mr. Martin. OF Indiana, 70 repeal the
sugar bounty law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
Railway nItn 10 Council.

O3y telegraph TO the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. Sept. THE Southern
Railroad and Steamship Association met
I'm joint sss'on at IL \. VI. this morning
az the Marlborough Hotel The follow
ing general passenger agents were pres
ent:
G. p. Atwood. OF the l.. and n.
B W. Wrenn. OF the +. T., V. and e.
W. NJ. Davidson. o. In Plant system.
J. c. Halle. of the Central Railroad OF
Georgia.
w. A. Turk. of the r. and D., and his
assistant. T. T.. Hariwick-
C. T. Harman. OF the Western and At
lanta.
II. 81. Emerson. of the Atlantic Coast
division.
A. Madison. compiler OF tho Associated
Railways.
NJ. Slaughter. Assistont Commissioners
OF the Southern Passenger Association.
was chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
THE RAprAuANooK'sTRrp OVER.
She showed Herself to he u Vessel of Fine
.a--- Speed--Her Firs. Cargol

By telegraph to the Dlspatch)
NEWPORT NEWS. Sept. The Rap
pahannock. the first ship OF the lire OF
new Chesapeake and Ohio steamers to
ply between this point and Liverpool,
London and Glasgow, arrived at IL
o'clock this morning. In charge ~ Cap
tain James Penwin formerly Of the Brit
ish steamship Bavarlan well known here,
The Rappahannock was literally decor
ated with bunting. She carried the Brit
.sh flag at her stern. but from the top
OF her mainmast noated the American
cOlOrs
She left Glasgow at s o'clock on the
evening OF August oath. Not mishap OF
any kind occurred on the voyage. Tho
Rappahannock is expected 10 make the
run from port 10 port IN about eleven
days. thus giving her n speed of something
Ike i2 knots an hour. During the voy-
age over she did much better than this,
however. registering in four runs i3s
knots an hour. Mr. A. r. Berner. Messrs.
Furness Witty & Co.'S. agent here. IL
very proud OF the record OF the new
shin The other vessels OF the line, he
saws. will be equal 10 her IN every respect.
The Rappahannoek will take on her
first trip to Liverpool n misc ,lllnco ~
cargo together with 800 head OF cattle
on one deck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
GOOD NEWS IL TRUE.
A BaItiInorean Reported to Want $50, 600
Worth OF Baby Bonds.

II ia reported that party from Balh-
more has written here to know II he
can get $4,000 worth Of the new bonds
and requesting that a copy Of the reso-
lutlon under which they were issued be
sent him. a Dispatch reporter called at
the Office Of Mr. T.. ]. Warren yester-
dav afternoon and asked II he knew
anything about such a communication. y
very uncertain and unsatisfactory reply
was received. The news gatherer said
he would state that the auditor knew
nothing about the matter. Mr.. Warren
reuled that he cared TO say nothing
about IT, and here the subject was drop
ped.
1t would be quite a source of relief TO
some of the weaker of the working classes
II the CITY could sell the bonds for cash
and pay them their wages in currency
Already about $GS.0OO or $4,000 of the
baby bonds have been sold and but little
trouble IS being experienced In exchang-
ing them for food and merchandise
where none or but little change is to be
given.
The Treasurer does not accept the bonds
for gas and water bills and taxes be-
cause the Finance Committee has said
they were only TO be used for this piIr-
pose at maturity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
VIII Not Emhrnce Their Beds.

Judge s. Il. Witt. Of the Hastings Court,
yesterday awarded an injunction. which
was directed to Clerk Charles W. Cod
din. of the Chancery Court. restraining the
Board Of the Chesapeake and its Tributa-
ries from including in It's survey OF the
natural oyster beds. rocks and shoals OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia Sill acres,
9 acres. S1-4 acres and l6 acres lying in
Mathews county, Virginia, alleged to be
the property Of the plaintiffs, William VI.
Dixon. r. L. Landon and Isaiah Baker
and James Hudglns, respectively. Messrs.
Beverly and Bristow are counsel for the
plaintiffs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
MIST STAND TO THEIR CONTRACT.
The Light Committee VIII Have OIL 90 W
72--Its Meeting Last Night.

rho Councu Committee on light held
regular meeting at the upper gas "olNs
last evening. Those presnt were Char-
man Gum and Messrs. Davis, Grimes
Mann and Taylor. The monthly report OF
the superintendent was read. II sho"eu
that 1203ODO cubic feet of gas had been
made during the month Of August ana
;TT5T IN the same time 11,79S,43O cubic feet
had been sent out. Receipts for COKE
and other articles sold amounted to Sl'4oS'
The amount of gas made ana consume"
exceeded that in August lSs2 oy Ihole
than q million cubic feet. The probable
sum needed for next months pay-roh as
indicated in the report was sL,2OO.
On motion the Council was asked 10
furnish gas free TO the Rosemary Liorary'
The bills were approved. resolution
referred from the Council. providing 10, ,,
the cessation of the sale OF coke tih
April lst. 1854. was, after some discussioh
laid upon the table indefinitely.
The Superintendent reported uhat
Charles H. Nicol, who was awarded tie
contract TO supply the department win n
nantha Oil. was not complying with ms
ae-rocrnent on motion of Mr.. George Il.
Davis. Mr.. Nicol was notified that the
committee would hold him strictly 10
the terms Of his contract as to the quai-
ity OF the oil. Z,
Nr. Taylor moved that hereafter
the oil did not come up to contract ,he
Superlntendent should 'reject H. MT
Grimes offered as substitute that the
superintendent be directed 10 telegraph
Mr.. Nicoli that II he does not SEND the
naptha oil G8 10 72 gravity according TO
the agreement. he will purchase 1t else
where. the difference 10 be chargeaole 10
MIR Nicoii. The substitute was adopted.
The bill for oil furnished by the con-
tractor was approved with the under
standing that Superintendent ADAMS
should make proper deductions.
A bin OF Mr.. Thomas Barry Tor extra
compensation on account OF extra ex-
cayatlon In laying the large 2i-inch main
between the upper and lower gas works
vas considered and tabled, until Mr..
harry can be present and make certain
ordinations In connection with the work
Mr.. Grimes moved that resolution 20
sent 10 the City Auditor instructing him
10 nay the hands Of the gas department
their wages half or all In currency. In
stoad OF all In bonds. 1t was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
ON THE TURF.
Results and Entries at sheepshead bay
Point Breeze Trots.

NEW YORK. Sheepshead Bay-Sept. T.
First race. seven furlongs-Sir Matthew
won. Alona second, Tigress third. Tine
40 As. 1:l3.
Second race. mile and furlong-Cande-
labra won. Diablo second, Count third.
Time 1:56.
Third race. one mile-Evanatus won,
Aloha second. Tigress third. Time, 1;iO
Fourth race the September stakes, mile
and three furlongs--Bassetlaw won, Cad
mus second. Sir Francis third. Ilme'
2:2L
Fifth race the Great Eastern handl-
can futurlty course-.Iack OF Spades won,
Filtration second. Gallilee third. Ilme'
1:l2.
Sixth race. mile and a quarter on turf
Victorious won. Cleaning second, Lizzie
third Time 2I0.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. Point
Breeze summary:
First race. 2:2o class. trottns; purse,
$1,000
Sleepy Ned. .. !. 1. 1.
Grey Dawn. /. l, 2 2 4.
Jennie Bell 1. .. (, 3, ?.
DESPAIR >. 3. 3. T. 3.
Walter x. 5. L. .. drawn.
Willis. dis.
Time. 2:22 IA. 2:231-l, 2:25 a. 2:25 II,
2.22
Second race. 219 class. trottins; purse,
$1,000
ORC Wilkes. 1. ;. .. l. l.
Myrtle r. ). l. |, 4. >.
William Penn. 2. 6. g. ?, 5.
Martin *. g. ;. /. .. /.
{. +. Isemenger G. 4. ). B. 8.
Alcone. Jr.. T. >. dis.
Tine. 2.i5 Il. 2HSl IA, 2'o H. z'I9'
217 L.
Third race. free for all. trjttIng; purse
$500: unfinished.
Muta Wilkes. 1.
Harrie c. ..
Martha Wilkes. :.
Grace Napoleon. =
Time. 2:li.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race. seven-eighths OF a
mile. sclling-Rosa H., 1O9; Key
West. los: Tom Tough, 10S May
Win. lc7: Madrid. iO7: K.rkovet, lei; Per-
uvian. lO2. Speculation. 1o2. Treasure, ioO;
Reward. lOO: Low Rhot', S3.
Second race. futurity course-LadY
Bess. ll9: Red Banner, ilo; Midnight IL;
Don Alonzo. ll2: Simmons. ll2; Uncle
Jess. III: Herald. IL: Lustre, l09; Mask,
109; Annie Bishop. 1O9: Lady Violet, lo9;
Hugh Pendlet.u. l09.
Third race. five-eigaths Of n Ih,le; Tell
ing--Ontario. loS: Patrician. l07, Clark,
105: Pecksniff. l0i: Bandit. l0l; Little Matt,
10}: st. Patrick. lO3 Ilghtmore, p,;
Factotum. l0l: Tenacious. l0l; Equation,
100: My Lady. 100: Li..le Pirate. ~; Con-
nors. 80: Busiris. IS: Belle Swift 3D.
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Reck-
on. l2i: Aloha. III: Rudolph, III; Prince
George, los: RamapO. los: Soundmore. lOl;
Lizzie. lO3; Count. 100; Daily America, 100.
Fifth race. futurity course-Stonell
100: Correction. 1l9; Tom Harding, III;
Lady Bcss. 1Oj; Roslyn. l05; VIII Elliott,
9G
Sixth race. one mile on turf selling
Watterson. 121: Best Brand ll6 Nero
49, Void. los: Iifeboat. 1Oi; Clio. (colO
lOo: WarmseI. 100: Marshall, 100; Tiny Tim,
/ 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08

The boiler at the power-house Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company,
on Johnson's Island, sprang a leak about
o'clock yesterday morning, and several
Of the tubes were blown out. The acci-
dent nut out all the fire and caused all
the electric lights in the city to go out.
For about an hour the entire city was in
darkness. but after that time the boiler
was patched up and about two-thrds OF
the lights put in operation. No one was
hurt and the damage to the plant was
trIfiing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
Eostonians' Concert.

Mr.. James r. Branch is just in receipt
OF a letter from Mr.. Edwin w. Holf. say
ing that in view OF the splendid outlook
for a successful concert, he and Mrs.
Hoff and the principals Of the Boston
ians." will greet tEeir friends at The Mo-
zart Academy Thursday. the 2lst. Mr..
Henry Clay E:rnabce, who is so we'll
known In RichlD9H1. has signifed his in
tention Of lsA-.s S..Ii in the concert.
The list of vocalist will include the
great baritone. Mr. Elliaia f. Rowland.
and Miss Ulmar, wh1 has q beautifully
cultivated voice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
Chnctaw Enecutions Postponed.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 7.-Secre-
retary Hoke Smith has received the ioi-
lowing telegram from Inspector talsoh'
Of Caddo. Indian Territory;
"Covernor Jones proposes that the
a agreement of the 28ih be annulled, ana
that an nine OF the condemned Choctaws
lie retired separately. letting the evil
dence show who were the leaders. or let
ting them all, If it can legally be DONE
be tried by the United States Court. IN
structions have been sent by messenger
to fudge and sheriff to suspend the execu-
tion OF lewis and Wade until the NoFeth-
Der court. The council will convene IN the
meantime. and can take action answer
requested" In answer 70 this ioeis,iH e.,.,1.
the secretary replied as follows; set
element of matter as stated IS entirely
satisfaetory. Details arranged later"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
po,Sov,es "Wednesday Night.

Some time during wednesday night,
thieves broke into the store o. y. Ullman's
Sors. No. 1saO Main street. ana carried on
about SIS WORTH OF groceries. An en-
trance was effected through a rear WIN
dow on the second story. Officer Han is
az work on the case
During ths same night. the Office OF
Joseph Anard. Jr.'s planning mll. No. 10
north Twentieth street. was broken into.
but the thieves must have been frightened
on. asm,thing In the Office was disturbed
except a small clock that was taken away.
THE police lave bean notified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
THE STATE CAMPAIGN
rs,irnsn EllysOn COnferS With Viz
gin.a's Con greSsmen-
n1rDlL ELECTION Law REPEAL.
,,..er rfobabiy TO Come Up IN
a., House NeSt Week-""'h'1S''h
news notes.
~, porniar Correspondent.l

.....<sroN. sept. Hon. J. Tay-
.....r chairman OF the Virginia
.... state Committee. was In the
..,. ana 40 O'Clock he had a con-
.. ..1.utmcnt with the Virginia
... q, .t. room OF the House Com
Foreign Affairs They OF course
.. campaign which will open
...- .r
.t.t,c Tucker. who is n mem
.... Hons. Committee on the cleo
I-.tIsrt. Nice-President and
... o, Congress. says that 1t is
... o.. House viii next week take
... repeating the present Federal
... The Speaker has had
... Tucker on the subject, and
.- thinks that Mr.. Tucker viii
... ,... to manage the bin on the
.- I.tch. OF New York, the
.t tne committee, is sick, and
... ABB. TO attend the sessions
introduced IN the House by
<.tth Carolina, are the fol-
.-...I. f0rthe construction or
o.. national cemetery near
... I.uE the amount appro-
-..r. To- the state OF North
.. ..t proceeds paid into the
r. United states arising
~ "a bales OF cotton
.Hras,iIe. Ga. during the
..r ths city OF Raleigh
gu.aut paid for paving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
M r.x.r or ercsu.na. :, Q Q .,

GREENSBORO. ~. O.. Sept 7.-Ysur
corrss1endert announced last week that
ti,s tie bstween Greensboro ard Ssysite-
vale would hs Eiaysd or Iast Moacay.
spt Ior some rsssen this was not done
aad they cecxAd =, play tfis whole &C.
viss s-ssn ssgsassns shss stsarneon, May
iaS ur<s s<yp. nA game this afternoon
rssuitsd In = s0sss y Q 70 IN fasar Of
Cssenshoro,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
whose Carrier Pigeone

Mr.. Hobson, OF the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works. found a carrier pigeon in the
back yard of that establishment yester-
day morning. \ silver band on the right
leg Of the bird bore the inscription. "E.
j. b., o." and directly under this
is the number "92" The bird had been
shot at by some one. and wounded III the
breast so that IL cannot hy very well.
This doubtless accounts Tor It's being found
where 1t was The owner Of the pigeon
can secure It by 'phoning to the Locomo-
ti.e works
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
He sncs for AhsnInte Divorce.

Henry Passamaneck. who was united in
marriage about three months ago to
Miss Miriam Goldstein. the ceremony be-
INK performed in this city, brought suit
in the ChanceTy Court here yesterday for
absolute divorce from his wife. The plain
tims ground for divorce Is that his wife.
from whom he separated on the night Of
the marriage, was not, according TO her
own confession. what she should have
been when the marriage occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
CAPTAIN HUDGINs Is ELECTED.
lie is Put at the Head of NirGiDia's oyster
Nayy--CapitoI Notes.

Navy--Capitol Notes.
Tho Board OF the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries have elected Captain w. f.
Hudgins. of Norfolk. commander of the
Virginia oyster Navy for the uneN-
pired term of Captain Seth Foster, deceas-
ed. Captain Hudgins was an officer in
the United States Navy. but resigned at
the breaking out of the war TO enter
the Confederate navy. He was very
strongly endorsed.
The Lee Monument Board yesterday ap-
pointed George w. Moore. a one-armed
Confederate soldier residing on Church
Hill. guard at the Lee Monument.
Governor Mckinney has granted per-
mission TO the Butler Guard, Of Wash
ington. to enter the State with arms
on the 22d instant. the occasion Of the
30th anniversary Of the Emancipation
proclamation.
Mr.. l.. Il. Lewis. treasurer Of Bruns-
wick. visited the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08

spreads the infectious air poison Of chills
and fever. a complaint 10 the eradication
and prevention OF which Hostettar's
Stomach Bitters is especially adapted. Vast
and fertile districts are periodically Wis
tied by this relentless nslady. Fortify
with the Bitters and preyentit 1t. Rheums-
tisn. constipation, biliousness. kidney
trouble and nervousness are conquerable
In any stage by this comprehensive medi-
cine, endorsed and commended by iptelli-
gent physicians everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
IIrnnn.fx Transfers.

RICHMOND-M. A. and a. Hefiebower
10 J. Brash-dr. 30 feet on North Side
sNorth street near Twcnty-seyenth; $3.50.
Leonard J. Roster and wife and Louis
II. Roster TO Louis a. Fox, 10 feet on
West Side 'Randolph street near Clai-
borne: $l.i25.
HENRICO-Coriden y. WOODS, trustee.
to Il. w. Darlington, 20 feet on West
side Meadow street near Pennsylvania
avenue; $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08

There was a meeting In the Richmond
and Danville offices here, at noon yesser-
Say ~ the Richmond and West Point Ter
,oi,al Railway and Warehouse Company.
MI j. c. Munson called those present TO
order. and Mr.. u. X. Lynch. OF New YORK.
was made permanent chairman. ana Mr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
EnrInnh,s if1el rnminr.

LONDON. Sept. 7.--Thc Manchester and
Sheffield Railway Company has given
notice that on account Of the scarcity OF
fuel caused by the miners strike, II has
suspended ffly-five trains. The Midland
Railway Company has taken OF fourteen
Irains for the same reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
Tents for Caroiina's Homeless.

WASHINGTON. Sept. by direction
Of the Secretary of War. 600 hospital tents
have been sent from the Quarterhas-
ters Department depot at st. LOUIS 70
the people left homeless through the raw
ages OF the great hurricane In south Car
oIiaa. Secretary Lamont was ANXIOUS 70
send subsistence as well, but found ,hers
was neither money, nor any supply VI
stores available for this purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08

C. NJ. cump, secretary. A proxy com
mlttec, consisting OF Mes5rs. II. 5. Rose
J. /. Boswell Jr.. and G. NJ. CruIhp,
soon reported 54s:1ss shares OF stock
represented by proxies. This was far more
than quorum. There was no business ~
shane 10 bo considered. and the meeting
adjourned until October 18th, at noon. at
the same place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08
The c. and o. Puts on Through Pullman

Commencing this date, September stb.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Worlds Fair
Special" leaving Richmond Mt 2 p. NJ.
daiIv. will have Pullman sleeper 10 Chica-
90 without change. Tho same service
beIng established FROM Chicago 10 Rich
mond. Space in this Chicago car can DO
reserved at the Richmond Transfer office,
Ninth and Main. or g. and D. Office. sO3east
Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-08

In calling attention to our celebrated
EolIer-T Tray. which ~ tho most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which -
made in every way superior 70 ail other
trunks, we beg 10 say that we warrant ~
the best and that We will do any necessary
repairs TO them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
II. W. RousTREE X BRorHER.
Richmond. Va