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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
ClDEON,S BAND INDICTED.
This Secret Political Gang Wiii BE Brought
to Trial I'm the Person Of Ohio wilson
,p..st., ,ntoox.r -, n ,ba Dfsnatehl
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.

RALEIGH, n. c.. January 1.-THE sensa-
ton in this State growing out Of the dis
covery of the secret political organization
known rs "Gldeon's Baud will not soon
be forgotten. To-day there was added an
other chapter 10 this sensational history.
The Solicitor of this district sent 10 the
grand iury of the Superior Court. now In
session here. bill Of indictment against
S. Ohio Wilson, who is the chairman OF
the State Executive Committee OF the
Third party. and who is by all believed TO
have been the head of the order OF Gideon
ties. This promises to be the beginning OF
a most notable trial. There are various
counts in the bill of Indictment. These
charge that Wilson Was member OF q
secret political organization known as
Gideon's Band; that he used the organize:
ton for the promotion of the interests OF
the Peoples party; that he also used IT for
the purpose of shaping the actions OF the
Democratic conventions from time 70
time: that he communicated the signs OF
the order 10 other members IN political
conventions; that he was guilty OF adj
mlnisterIng extra judicial oaths 10 other
persons, aud that being member OF an
unlawful organization he falled to sever
his connection with It,. There were before
the grand Jury to-day as witnesses eX-
State Senator Bell aud MIR. Dunn, OF Hen
dersOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Governor Hollis Last Pardons.
fSpectal telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, n. c., January 1".-Governor
Holt to-day pardoned Alfred Gibson
(colored) Of Gullford county, convicted OF
burning mill In 1880 and sentenced TO
twenty years III the penitontiary. Cover
nor Holt says the punishment is excessive,
beng, IN fact. life.imprlsonment, as Glib
son was 4S when sentenced. Tho Governor
also pardoned George Brooks (colored). OF
Halifax county. convicted in 1887 Of lar
ceny and sentenced to ten years imprisOn-
ment.
The Legislature will be asked to create
three new counties one out Of Chatham,
with Siler City az the county-seat; one out
of Richmond, with Laurinburg a. the coun-
ty-seat; one out Of GuIlford, with High
Point az the cOunty-seat.
There are also movements for changes Of
county-seats "a follows: OF SurTy, from
DobsOn to Mt. Airy; of Stokes, from Dan
bury 10 Madison: Of Rockingham, from
Wentworth to Reidsvllle.
The temperature here this morning was
8 degrees below zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
YOUNG LADY KILLED.
MISS LENA MCDONALD RUN OVER BY A
TRAIN AT GREENSBORO.
Her Body Cut I'm Twain by n Train and
Frish.fuiIy Mutilated-A Convict Par"
doned-Other CaroIi-a Notes.
Especial telegram to tho Disp,tch.l

GREENSBORO, N. c.. January IA
horrible tragedy occurred yesterday
afternoon at 2;3O o'clock on tho
outskirts OF town. Miss Lena Nc
Donald. teacher IN the Norman
and Industrial School. was out walking as
is her daily habit, on the Cape-Fear and
Yadkin- Valley railroad. Hearing the
rumbling of the outgoing train she
stepped to one side of the track. and as
the place where she stood was near very
slippery precipice she stood too near the
track, the train striking her as 1t passed,
throwing her underneath the wheels ana
cutting her body in two. The unfortu-
nate woman was horribly mutilated. Her
heart-broken mother arrived to-day from
Winston TO take charge of the body.
OF RARE ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Miss Mcdonald is said to have been
Young lady of rare accomplishments. Her
death has plunged the college into, the
deepest gloom. She was % years old and
was neice of eX-Lieutenant-Governo
Charles NJ Stedman. of Ashevllle., She
graduated at Peace Institute, IN Raleigh,
and had taught at Shelby. Concord, and
Winston. She was vice.presldent OF the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 24J5J;sJ
:. ~ ! l. = D LL - --.--.a

VIRGINIA SEEAMBOAT2 ~ T5lsnJ
COMPANN'S JAMES-EIF ER Afs-szA&ebs
LINE Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport NoNs,
Clarcmont, ami James-ltlycr landings. ana Goa
Meeting at AvnpOrt New' ani N'ri, l. l'r OIL
Ioiu, .WaahmGt0n. Baltimore. and tho Nurth.
STEAMER ARIEL LEAVES lCllMOND ~ Llf
MONDAY, WEDN E,DAl, AND
FRIDAY AT \. 81.
Electricians direct II wharf only fL'O hi7t-
class, 500 round trip, aui 81 secoui-'lasS 10
Norfolk Portsmouth, ami NcFpnu news
Freight received daily for atovc-naned p.nre1
AMI all points Ia Eastern virginia nut North
Carolina.
j. W. MCJAKHICk. Eice-presidcn',
No. nv east Main street eu1 wharf.
IRWIN NFlsl6ER Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
NOT FROZEN TO DEATH.
How n Pilot He'd 10 Get Aboard OF n
British Steamship.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l


HAMPTON. Va, January 1.-THE cold
weather still prevails, but not so severe as
Sunday night. At 6 Z. NJ. yesterday the
mercury stood at above zero and de-
grees lower early to-day. There 10 very
little thawIug during the day. the snow
still covering the ground to a depth Of
several inches.
The report of the colored man near here
dying from exposure few days ago was a
mistake The man was IN precarous
condition when found, but is now much
improved.
ON Saturday afternoon the British tramp
steamer Sandfeld was anchored off Fort
Monroe awaiting orders. When the orders
came for her TO proceed to West Point and
the captain signalled for a pilot. the ice
was so dangerous that boat could not 60
from the shore to carry pilot. and neither
could the ship send a boat ashore. There
fore the pilot suggested that the steamer
steam alongside the dock tor him. The bow
Of the vessel touched the dock. a rope
ladder dropped over. and Captain Frank
Guy, the pilot. climbed aboard. This Is
said to be the first time that a pilot has
been forced by the ice 10 get on board a
vessel in that way at said place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
MANCHESTER ON A COLD DAY.
Cases In the Hastings Court-Tbe ORA
matte CIub-Personais and Briefs.

matte CIub-Pcrsonais and Briefs.
Tho Hastings Court was in session yes
terday. Judge Jonn H. Ingram on the
bench.
In The case of Charles Waldron (col-
ored), charged with stealing sheep from
". b. Reams, the prisoner plead guilty
aud was sent TO Jail for twenty days.
Luusford Wexford, negro. was charged
with feloniously assaulting John Wlkln-
son. Tie was acquitted.
Daniel Wilkinson had two charges Of
petit larceny 10 answer for. lie stole the
saddle-b blanket and bride OF Mr.. j. r.
Bradley, tor which offence he vas sent 10
Jail tor sixty days, and fifteen days more
were added for the theft of plgeon-hoie
bali from Mr.. Charles Keller.
MAYOR Maurice disposed of one case OF
ordinance violation. which was the only
thing upon his docket.
TIE DRAMATIC CLUB.
The Manchester Dramatic Club contem-
plates giving an operate performance some
time during the spring. II IS probable
that the Chimes OF Normandy" will be
selected, aud rehears.ug will begin at
once. There ia some excellent talent IN
the club aud a splendid entertainment
Will no doubt be given.
PERSONALS AND GRIFFs.
Miss Fannie Shotwell. who has been Mt
tending school at Waynesboro', Is quite
sick, and has returned to her home, N this
city.
Miss Minnie Fuqua, Of Swansboro' and
Mr.. Waiter A. WhttoD, OF Manchester,
will be married TINS morning at 1890
O'Clock at the Clopton-otreet Baptist
church.
The Gre.eneiEes End apparatus at the
big fire in Richmond yesterday blocked
Seventh street so that the cars OF the
Richmond aud Manchester Railway Com
panv could not run until after midday.
II was after 4 o'clock before the cars were
being run on schedule time.
At meeting of the Sewing Circle OF the
Bainbridge-Street church held Monday
evening II was decided that as the pro-
ceeds from the lecture recently delivered
by Rev. DR.. Wharton were SO small. owing
to the Indictment night, the whole amount
be given DR.. Wharton. The original idea
was 70 divide the profits.
The electric-cars on both the Hull and
Perry-street lines are now running to the
park. There IS no skating out there, how
ever.
Miss Lima Clark. of Halifax. who has been
visiting IN this city, returned home Mon
day afternoon.
CAPTAIN William Whitworth, who had the
misfortune 10 fall and break his arm 9lon-
day. IL getting along very well.
1t is reported that the quicksilver fell TO
q degrees below zero at Chesterfield Court
house Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
wa. $1,000 for two years privilege. a. the

wss ,sDO Tor TWO years privileges AZ the
lake.
The resolution Of the Council asking
for an explanation OF why the committee
awarded 90 Mr.. John Bowers the contract
TO furnish the thing for the new City Hall
when MIS- Did was $a43 higher than that OF
a nonresident was, after somo discussion,
tabled until the next meeting.
Colonel Cutshaw was requested 10 re-
ceive an estimate AZ 90 the cost of agranite
coping around the wickham monument.
On motion of Captain Curtis the CON-
mittee decided TO tender 20 the ladies who
are in charge Of the memorial bazaar the
use OF the Regimental Armory for that az
far in April.
Captain Curtis submitted the report OF
the Subcommittee which VISITED the
northern cities in the matter OF securing
desirable book presses or files for the new
CITY Hall. This paper favored metallic
presses. On motion Of Dir. Tanner tho
committee decided to advertise for bids Tor
this work IN both wood and metal.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Finance held n rcgu-
lar session In the Chancery-Court room
Yesterday afternoon. Chairman Tanner
presiding A considerable amount OF
routine business was disposed OF. Among
the resolutions acted fayoraoly upon was
one appropriating 100000 In city bonds.
the proceeds Of which are 10 90 to the
construction account Of tue new City Hall.
The matter of selecting an assistant clerk
10 the City Auditor was discussed and laid
upon the table on account OF the illness OF
MIR. Turpin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
SAD ACCIDENTS.

A young son of Mr.. George Winder, of
Pungoteague. while handling loaded gun
last week, accidentally shot himself in one
of his feet. tearing a hole through it as
large as a silver dollar, rendering 1t neces-
sary TO amputate a considerable portion OF
the little fellows foot. Several similar
accidents occurred in the same locality
last week. but fortunately none of them
proved 10 be serious.
The 2-year-old childof Mr.. John c. Down
ing near Bird's-Nest Station in Northamp-
ton county, fell out Of o rocking chalr and
broke ITS neck. living only few minutes
after the accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
No Tobacco Sales for Several Days.

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
Rocky NOUN, n. c., January 1.-THE
cold weather is such that handling leaf
tobacco would "suuf" 1t, consequently
there has been no sale at the warehouses
for several days.
Messrs George and Ed. Parker have pur-
chased the large printing outfit of the
Nor Company. Mr.. Parker, Jr., practi-
Joseph Darlington leaves the Moir Com
pany to 20 with the ArqonGW Office.
The Pb01nJ newspaper will next week
occupy the Battle store near the Atlantic
Coast Line depot.
Mrs. Edward G.. Muse and children are
visiting relatives IN Rockdsle. Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

]. v. NIVANKIIN,
Genera Southern Agent. Onice h0c,ett-
V. T. GLADE & co.
my % General Agents, fhltto'i Aia.
1hore will be so STEAMER FOB pHlLA-
DELPHIA NEXT SUNDAY. Next steamer %
app yinted 10 sat- TUESDAY tie 7th 10 uuou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

rCorrospondence Of The Richmond Dian

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatnh1
MARTrEsyILLE, VA, January 1.-THE
circuit Judge has denied writs Of error in
the cases Of Commonwealth against J. Z.
Barker, IN this county, and the same
against John Robinson. Of Franklin
county. Barker was convicted a short
time ago for an outrage upon deaf mute
and sentenced 10 two years IN the peniten-
tiary. Robinson was convicted Of murder
in the first degree and will hang unless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
The severes. Night Ever Known.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

WELDON. n. &. January IA regular
northwestern blizzard sat down upon the
thermometer here last night and forced
the mercury to 9 degrees below zero. The
night was the severest ever known here.
Fires were kept up IN many houses all
night, yet the inhabitants shivered. and
cold chills raced up and down their backs.
Fowls and birds are dying on account of
the remarkably cold weather The Roa-
noke is almost q solid cake of Ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
The Bird Season over.

The hunting season for cartridges.
pheesants, and deer expired on the 18th of
this month, and Major Poe has issued in-
structions To the police TO report all WI ole
sale and retail dealers who are found with
such game in their possession. This step
was taken az the suggestion of the Virginia
Held.SpOrts Association, who are de-
termined to bring about al enforcement of
. ha mama laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

light. only 275 bales coming in yesterday
against 2.0l7 tho same day last year.
The owners Of the Abemarle ground
fisheries are cutting ice from tho river and
storing II away for packing their hsh-ship-
ments in the spring. They are getting an
excellent article. seven inches thick in some
places. 10 has been many years since ice
was cut and stored in that section for the
fisheries, and it will save thousands OF
dollars TO the fishermen.
Mr.. G. G.. Ramsey has been reelected
president of the Norfolk National Bank
and Mr.. G. w. Grandy vice-president.
Judge Robert w. Hughes Is still con-
fined 10 his home by illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
N = = :: W horioIk;YastsIn


6sE&<2E6<lA09
sCnEDJLL o., EFFECT JANUARY /, 1898.
LEAVE klChMoAD, ~ ltD-STkEET STATION
300 A. NJ Enlightenment aui Norfolk ~
TlBULEO LlMIlED-Arriys NOr-
folk 1885 A. 81. stops only at
Petersburg, Wayoriy, and suffolk.
500 A. d. Daiiy for Lynchburg, R0snoke. and
intermediate stations No counoc-
ton beyond Roanoke.
LEU I. NJ. Daily FOR ROANOKE, kadfOrd, Pulas-
H. Bristol. and all points SOuIh
ara West ri1 East Tennessee, Wiz.
glnia and Georgia railroad; ais0
for binered OHIO EXTENSION
Leave Blueneld $40 4. n. daily Tor
hen0ya, Columbus, o., and tho
Vest Parlor-car Petersburg 70
Roanoke and Pullman sleeper ROa-
nOke % Memphis ria Knoxville and
Chattanooga, and through COach
from Richmond to Lynchburg.
$40 p VI. Daily Tor Norfolk. Suffolk, aud inter-
mediate stations Arrive Norfolk
0:lJ J.. NJ
5:35 p. VI. Daily. Arrive Norfolk 9e0P N.
1880 T.. N. Daily for Roanoke, RaifOrd, Palas-
XII aud Bristol Connects az Roa-
Doke 7;25 A. NJ. with Washington
aud Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
sleepers Roanoke 10 Nashville,
Memphis, and New Orleans. Dining
ear attached. Also ter Blueneit,
focahontss. Elshorr. and stations
Clinch-Nalley division; slsO Tor
Louisville and stations Louisville
and Nashville railroad rla Norton:
also for Rocky MOung and ali STA
tons Wlnston-ssle division.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPkk between
MCHMoND aud LfNCHBUkG ready Tor oScsi-
pancy ~ z. ~; Also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 10 Louisville ola Radford aud Norton
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchbars ana
the West daily $50 A. NJ. 2:l5 L. NJ, aud 500
+. N. From Norfolk and the Esst. 1880 A. A..
2;l5 p. NJ, and Vestibuled Limited d:t 4 VI.
Il. w. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
w. B- BkyiLL,
G.ussgl Passenger Agent.
General once. Roanoke. Va eess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Residence Destroyed by Fire.

Correspondence u luo NlNutilouu HiNbhttusi
WINDsoB. n. c., January lG.-The resi-
dence Of William DosSey Rice. a promi-
nent farmer living near Ebenezer church,
in this county, caught on FIRE Saturday
night and was burned completely up.
Mr. Rice lost all of his household effects
His house and contents were worth about
$500.
The thermometer registered 4 degrees
above zero this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Handsome Banktpg-House.


NORFOLK, Va. January 1.-THE directors
Of the PEOPLES Bank of Portsmouth have
purchased the Arcade building, on High
street, for $500 and will eXp3nd several
thousand more in altering the architec-
ture and making 1t handsome banking
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
ROMANCE OF A RUNAWAY.
An Irate Father Bombards His son-in-
Laws House-To Keep the Peace.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OyANoocK, Va. January l6.-John Mock.
aged IL years, residing at Assawaman Bills,
in the northern part OF Accomack, ran off
last week with the A-year-old daughter OF
HE ueighbor, William Ailworth. INTO
MARYLAND, where the young couple was
married. They returned home to find the
brides father in a towering rage. threaten
ING TO take the life of the man who had
run off with his daughter. Ailworth soon
opened fire on his son-ln-law's house with
a shotgun and pistol and perforated one
aide of tho house. The bombardment was
kept up for several hours. but fortunately
nobody was hurt. Mock swore out war
rant against his father-in-law and mad him
bound over 10 keep the peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Young Powell. Terrible Accident.

HrNDERsoN, n. c.. January 17.-Mr. Al
lie Powell. son of Mr.. Silks Powell. aged
about %. was caught in the machinery of
his fathers mill, three miles east Of here.
this evening, and had his right arm crushed
TO the shoulder. Drs. Tucker and Harris
have been called TO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
suprem,C our, of App.a,s

George against Bates. Further argued
by Hill Carter, ESQ, for appellee and Leigh
Robinson, Esq, for appellant and sub
mitted.
Supervisors OF Cumberland county
against Randolph. Argued by f. L. Bu-
ford for plaintiff IN error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
RAILROAD LINES.


EAkMNILLE AND POWHAIAN
L RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 20. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 p. n. rid Atlantic Coast Limo for Farmyillo
ana all p0in's west II Chester.
l2:4J r. N. D.G R.cumoni and banytile for
Fa,mYllle and al points vest Of
MOseley.
0:l5 A. NJ. ra Atlantic Coast Line for Ochrs
and Bermuda.
ARRIYE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. rlg Richmond AMI DanWll9 from
tarmyille AMI all points west II
hosoley.
1890 A. NJ. Uid Atlantic Coast Line from FARM
Vile ant All points vest OF Chester.
2:lJ z. u. rt1 Atlantic Coast Llns from Bsr-
muda and Ochre.
All trains daily except sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked through
az sol Main street, RlcnmOnd and DauVllo do
pOE, or Union Depot. II. I. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES Z. WCgrH. General Manager 30 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Tn, 8snksto Close Thursday.

Thursday. the 18th Of this month. being
General X. L. Lees birthday Is legal
holiday in Virginia, and all the banks will
be closed. Persons having paper matur-
ing on that day should attend 10 1t to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
THE MARY E. PeNNELL'S VOYAGE.
Hard Fight with nigh Winds and Ice
Cutting Ice in the Sounds.


NORFOLK, Vs.. January 17.-To-day the
brig Mary +. Pennell, Captain Frye.
bound from Port Amboy TO Richmond
with a cargo of fertilizers, arrived in port
after hard voyage. Captain Frye says he
encountered strong winds with snow and
heavy ice and had TO put back two or
three times. he arrived IN Hampton Roads.
but the ice came down upon HIM from the
westward, carrying him back 10 Cape
Henry. Early the next morning, seeing
the ice coming down the bay, he weighed
anchor and made sail. barely escaping 1t.
and again arrived in Hampton Roads that
evening. Finding TINT the Ice was begin
ming TO cut the vessel badly, he took tug
and came to this port.
WAITING FORA THkw.
A large number of oyster boats are
frozen hard 10 the wharyes in Atlantic
City, and their captains are contentedly
waiting for the weather 10 thaw sufficient
ly to enable them to get away and 90 home
TO the Rsppahsnnock, York, Mathews, and
other sections. Some or them have fami-
lies whom thew have not seen since the
Christmas holidays. They naturally are
very anxious in regard 10 them.
Shipkeeper Georges. HYATT, of the navy
yard, died at his home. in Portsmouth, yes
terday after a short illness.
DKPRKssINo INFLUENCE.
The cotton men here say the anticipation
bill IL exerting very depressing influence
on the market. The decline here yester-
day made holders very blue. Though the
holidays are over the receipts are very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
NEW But PROSPEROUS.

Il
"lou will see from the report ~ tho Score
sary and treasurer net profit OF S2l,6l1 so
being fraction over per cent. On the capital
OF 100000. You are all familiar With tho or
ganiZatiOn Of the company aud the prompiness
with which the stock Was subscribed. Uuder
the subscription we only called for 20 per cent,
and so per cont WAS paid in In cash on the let
Of January. The ease IN money for period OF
three months following tho payment OF this
large amount necessitated tho carrying Of "A
large amount OF idle money which, in no small
degree, detTactod from our ability &c make a
better showing for this period, anj further tho
business OF your company, as provided IN the
charter, was something OF new departure,
aud the public bRd 10 DO educated 10 the adVan-
tsges offered The appreciation OF such Is be-
coming manifest, and / look Tor a large Increase
growing ont OF fiduciary and other business We
have been retarded in our growth 10y the tom
porary location Of the ofice OF tho company, but
hope during the early spring 10 be In our new
quarters, whore, in addition TO many other ad-
vantages We will De prepared 20 offer 70 pa
irons the best equipped safety vaults
feel confident OF the success OF your COM
pany and predict a large growth ana Increase
Of business"
oFFICEBs ELECTED.
Mr.. Pace was reelected president and
Mr.. Mann s. Quarles vice-president. who,
with the following gentlemen, elected es
directors. will constitute the board for
the ensuing year: Lewis Glnter. Thomas
Potts, John y. Branch. w. 5. Forbes, +.
William Pembertop, Charles +. Whitlock,
A. l. Boulware. L. b. Addison, J. n. BOYD,
Charles Watkins, G. W. Branch, r. ID.
Christian, Joseph Bryan, Morton u. Ro-
senbaum, 4. q. Williams, Jr.. l.. n. Morris,
Philip Whitloek. j. j. Montague. Frank
h. Mcclure. Moses Millhiser. and b. Is.
huniord.
At "a meeting Of tho directors, held sub
sequent TO the Stockholders meeting. Mr..
John Morton was reelected secretary and
treasurer OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

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