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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
THE RICHMOND DIspATcH-FRIDAy JANUARY II, 1885,.

| Captain r. II. Bransford Ia now superin-
tendent. The latter gentleman will be
transferred 10 another position, which has
not yet been mnde public.
In the Hastings Court to-day I'm the case
OF the Commorw ealth vs. The Mechanics
Club for violating It's charter the jury
brought In "A verdict for 500.
7. B. Scyererce pleaded guilty OF selling
liquor without license and vas fined 500.
William Compert wos fired 500 for a
Ike offence. and 80 for selling liquor to
minors.
In the cases Of Severance and Com
pert Judge Woods informed the defend
ants that the law allowed him to add i'm
prisonnent TO the verdict. and he would
FOR the present withhold the sentence In
order to ascertain whether or not they
again entered into the same or any other
disrcpu'abie business.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany has issued orders requiring it, pas
senger traSazcTews to 90 armed TO pre-
vent any attack by robbers. Each man ~
required to carry a 3s-calibre Colt re-
%volver, which Is provided by the COM
pany.
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RAILROAD IINES
CONDENSED TIMETABLE

thESNPEAkE AND OniO-s.S0 ,..-
tr norfolk ami Oi Pom. I y q r1
ioint, Nof,oiS ari iocel e~,s,jeas l0I
". except >iaisy,. Washinsty, ana "a.
10 LYssr, ~ /. ~, t.ac,aEsu Aai -
LOUIS Limited. Win IA. nan. L.s9 N
local teNcep; sunday rost a., sa.
thaiottcsvtIc 1920 Z. ". \ C,r-
c'nnau snt Chirs-o SRI uf ,pr,nsI
from sisnth-str~s ss:.ca ssS A. ",
daity. Tor LvnehOGrg acd Cli.tsn rorv.
Connects ~ B.oHtn, excep: suaiav Gor
kosney, ~ tiv aours. is.f-. sish Nor.
ios ana NeA'fa tor the soa,hSes,, ana
WIN southern kalss, Ger North saf
south: As bshcny, da.y tsr L.rtnsrn,
aud ~ ". Clifton Forga with main l,ns ~.
CINCINNATI. 4:f0 2. NJ. except snnt,v,.
local Accommodation ior Columbia. "
NORFOLK AND WSSrERN.ZsA N. Soysol.
Sesabule Limitei. AMI s:O5 A. ". "Ins
Chicago Express (Sce full ~,hefulr1 5.Io
Pm. for Norfolk li:s0 p. ". RoNno.a.
bristol. Memphis Nes otlosDs, ana points
South AMI West
SOUTHERN RAILWAY rP,eimon, A,r-Line.-
!2;35 \. ~. southern express. Atlanta,
Augueta, val points south. 1890 p. NJ
Atlanta, augusta. and points south. q y.
u. except sunday, hcal Tor heys,tlls AMI
intermediate points
fORk-RIvER LINE.-E2O 4. NJ, lo~.i etp,e.s
daily; also c~onnccts With steamer Tor BaS.
umofr' W. n. ". ter'ept sunday. hs.i
mixed, leaving TwengJ-ihird+slgee, st,.
ton.
ATLANrlC-COASr IINE.-a A. ". Norfolk
special. e:Oo A. NJ, tnrouxa trim s,utt.
700 L. NJ. accommodation. $40 Y. NJ.
Norfolk train. 7:I3 2. W., fast express
south. 1888 4. ", Atlanta spertal, Il..p
L. NJ. Petersburg accommodation.
SEABOARD AIRLINE Union s,a,ou..-oo,
An. makes AL lo,si stops. daily, for A..
lanta and points bsyonJ. with tenough
Pullman service 1898 A. ". co.Nbuiei
limited train, Buffet rleeper-. Rt.nmort
To Atlanta NtOap snunessffoa NJ A.F...
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Yrokcr Bier Perjury Case.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, January O-I'
viii le remembered that certain persOn'
cured the street-railway fr~anch!se~ y
ttts 90, q few months GgO, ost"nsihly
p1r.ng $4,000 Tor the same, but T. was
developed In the proceedings against tnt
Doodle councilmcn that SsJl0iO was
actually paid Henry Beer, the broker
VINO managed the deal. was indicted Ior
perjury.
Judge Noise was seen this morning re-
latiye 10 The status Of the case. The At
tofrrys for the defence. at the arIaign-
meut Of Bier. cCricndcG hat the de-
PENDANT could be tricd 10y the judge, rs
hn preferred that he should be tried by
Gee Court aud not by Il jlry. The Court
denied this, and the defence then asked
I.r time in which 10 Took up authorities.
ans show that the defendant could be-
u..d as requested. The Court took the
natter under adyisement. pending the
Presentation Of authorities.
Julst Noise stated that the attorneys
hHi rot as yct submitted any authority
ir f~lb-tnutatiOn Of their claim, and he
"Dpli have the Gaze tried 10y a jury. He
stated that the laws Of the State Of
loAl lana gave 10 the judges Of It's courts
the rg-t o. 1T IN judgment I'm certain
case. bDt Tho case OF Henry Bier. Tor
perjury. would be a~dJudged by u jury Of
twelve mon.
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WAS SHE M~URCERED2
Three Negroes Arrested for the killing OF
Laura Walker.

NORFOLK. VA, January l~0-CSpecialJ
The white woman killed on the railroad
last night was named Laura Ward, from
Elonton. X. G.. who lived with q negro
named james Fercbee in a howell on
Princess Anne road. The woman was
kIill on tho Norfolk and Western road.
ut the ocean View crossing. instead Of on
the Virginia Beach road. County-Coron-r
Truitt hold an inquest to-day.
Thor" is a suspicion now that she waS
murdered. The cJunty authorities have
caused tie arrest Of the negro ferehee
and two other NEGROES named Mary VII
son and Henry Newly. on suspicion Of
having been connected with the death Of
the woman. The dead woman had re-
,...cI d blow ON the sile Of thu head.
back # the ear. making a cash about two
inches long. which Dr. Wright. who OK
am.ued the body to-day. decided was suih-
cl.nt to cause death. 1t j. believed the
woman was placed bctwccn the tracks OF
the railroad. where she was found.
Mr. Massey ANA his counsel have not
concluded the preparation of the papers
in the proposed Massey-pil0t libel suit.
bat VIII have thom ready for filing as
soon as they are physicilly able to pre-
TGTc tlfm. Ny. Massey = N'uHStI ar
Tunstan. ana Thorn u Nicely. and sr!den
O. Waronton.
The American Book Company have Sc
cured - counsel Messrs. White and Gar
nett TO conduct their Libel suit against
tho Pilot. Both suits VIII be pressed
- vigorously as possible.
4 heavy bow continued all night on
the coast last uight from the eastward,
and very high seas. Hard rains fairly
delugel this section al night. AMI show
,rs continue with warm temperature.
F0rty-seyon vessels were cleared from
this port for Europe last month, Il only
four entered this port.
MIR. William a. Young, manager Of the
Mcdowell Cpkc-Norke. IN est Virginia,
ana Ne Sarah y. Howe. OF Portsmouth.
were unitei in marriage at The residence
% thc bride this afternoon by kev. Dr.
s.. T. owen. ami soon after LETT for their
homo. in N'os, Virginia.
Joshua Erwin ,coloreD. who was as
s7ul'ol 10y his wife. julia. with a haichet.
is expected - DE Of his wounds. the blow
having penetrated the brain. The woman
has been committed I. jail.
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win enable the puhlic schools 20 be kept
opon . u months yearly. An Increase H.
the appropriations for The three insane
oSNiums lie recommended.
The State white orphan asylum at OK
ford received during the past two years
&l.6i2. OF which $4,000 was from the
State: tho coiorcd asylum there 1851. OF
which 1900 was from the state.
The Atlanta exposition Is heartily en-
dorsed. and an appropriation for an ex-
hibit there II specially recommended.
PARTICIPATION In the Baltimore exposition
OF 1871 g. also recommended.
STATE FARMS.
Mighty per cent OF the convicts has
been employed az farming. There are
SEQ acres under cultivation The utiliza-
flon % some Ct the conyicts IN making
clothing. shoes. &C. for the inmates Of
o.. varioua Institutions IS recommended.
The cost TO The state OF the pcnitentiary
lJs hcon only Sl2.500 FOR each Of the past
two years. This money was expended hv
reason Of l1ssos by the floods of 1922 10
purchase horses and mules. and 20 eouip
tIe farms. With this exception. the peni-
tertiary has been self-sustaiuinc. The
purchase 81 the farms rpw leased Is re
commended. y roformatory for youthful
criminals ~ urgently recommended.
URGES REPEAL.
Tho Governor urge ,a1t tho Leglsla-
tufc repeal The act giving ~. North Caro-
inS railway immunity FROM taxation. 20
IL "Hl bear IL portion %, the public bur
ders.
The work o. the Geological Survey Is
declared a. have been exec lently done.
IL VIII publish i..1i PAGES Of reports this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

DU VAL.-Died. January 10. 1885, at 2a
=. NJ, on Riverview road, Chesterfield
county. HUNTER. beloved son Of Frank
G. and Ada Morris DuNal. In the ith yeai
of his age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence FRIDAY. January nth. at 3 O'Clock
J.. NJ. Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
HARTON.-Died. January 10. 1895, al
GO a. NJ. In his city, JULIA EVELYN,
beloved wife of Charles W. Harton. OF
this city. and daughter OF Erasmus q.
and Julia a. Waring. Of Baltimore, Nd
IN the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from Nenable-
Stree; Baptist church FRIDAY, January
18th. at 3 o'clock +. VI. Friends OF the
family anil those OF his brothers are re-
spectfully invited to attend. No flowers.
Washington. Baltimore. AMI Phlladel-
phia papers please copy.
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SLAUGHTER of small Game.

cial)-The de p Snow has rendered the
time propitious for the slaughter Of small
game and not a few rabbits. pheasants.
wildcats. turkeys. and foxes hav been
made 20 bit the snow" During the
week ending Monday last the merchants
OF this town took IN and shipped 20
northern markets more than 100 rabbits.
as shown by actual data 10 which your
correspondent had access. One hunter,
while digging after game which he had
tracked to a hole in the ground, found
a skunk AMI q rabbit nestled together,
apparently contented. This Is regarded as
4 singular cas-. since all animals are
supposed 20 abhor the skunk. and give
him all the latitude he Is looking for.
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N. & W. OFFICIAL CHANCES.
fines for Selling Liquor without License
Railroad Crews TO 60 Armed.

ROANOKE. VA. January 10-tSpecial)
-. ". Fhckwir, superintendent Of the
Eastern General Division OF the Norfolk
ana Western railroad. has sent in his
resignation % take effect February 1si,
when he viii go 20 Shenandoah to take
charge Of Ia Shenandoah Furnace. Of
which he & precedent.
The jurisdiction Of Mr.. y. G. Hippcy.
now general superintendent OF the West
-rn Genera! Division. win be extended 50
AZ g. include NJ. Tllckwir's division.
!. ". Cook. 81 Shenandoah. now Givis-
vision. viii have his jurisdiction extended
20 include the Roanoke Division, OF which
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RICUMOND TOBACcO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. January lo.-No auc.
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Smokers. -. cutters. .
filters. 80; scrap. 81. Total. III hogs.
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars ana ciga-
rettes. $i.s0405; tobacco. $l.2i9.1i. Total
S6,tS}.7s.
Sh-iburns's warehouse was the only one
selling bright loose to-day. and It had only
Il small sale. No dark loose sales. TIL
bad weather prevented larger sales.
Low-grade smokers and flllers were IN
fairly good demand.
The weather permitting. there will be
large bright loose sales tomorrow.
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Tii-i,its from farewell.

TAZEWELL. VA. January I0.-tSpe-
c~laip-Judge :. &. Graham left for his
annual outing in Florida. and Major X. II.
Henry left for Richmond
Messrs. \. j. and :. -. May left yester-
day for Parkersburg. ". Va. whore they
Judge Jackson. OF the Federal Court.
Mr.. Watkins, Of the firm % witt q
Watkins. Of Lynchburg. was AT TazeWeli
yesterday.
81 the last statement made by the Bank
OF Cliuch Valley, which has a capital Of
$3.50 -. II had 4 deposit Of s735.O0 and dis
counts exclusively at G per cent.
A good indication Of the financial con-
dltiOn Of this county is found in the fact
that there ar no farms for sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

NNLINA, NONE, Junuary i0.-The
Republican caucus last night nominated
i.ec Mantle. ~ Butte. FOR the untitled term
Ia tho United STATE, senate. Mr.. Mantle
was appointed Two years ago, bat was not
seated by the Senate.
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MARRIAGES.

last
Tuesday, at the residence OF the bride
groom. No. 1jOs east Main street. Miss
MAMIE MOORE. ~ I~yuchburg. TO MI
CHAEL FERNANDEZ, Of this city. N
cards
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GkAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. InnuarY 10. lh9I

OFPERISGs.-Oats. 300 bushels.
S~.Lts-Jsfs, 900 bushels.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. osa6,tsc
mixed. 51a02ts.: sno-tbeiry. oda52isc.
No . red. SIC. Corn - White virginia. fsc.
No. . whits. 4Sc. Ma : nlNed. 46st7c. Oats
No 2 mixed. 3js3' lec. No. D mixed. 3Js
3Jis,.; winter, ijaiSc. Rye, 5Oa5Sc
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BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTiMDRE. MD. January lO.-Vir
hinia IS. neN. -; 10. century bonds, 59l,fi
Oh. Eaitim0r- and Ohio. 6ls. QGi: Bait.
more and ohio Southwestern hrsts. i07
incomes, Il, llj; Consolidated Gas stock
g. rICJ.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKsBuRG

III AND POTOMAC RAlLROAp.
Schedule commencing JANUARY s l&5.
Eastern standard time:
leo A. NJ. Leaves Byrd Street station
daily. stops az Eliza AMI -
cal statiOns. Arrives Al Wash
ington n 1873 \. VI. RATA.
more, l. noon: Philadelnhfa.
go L. NJ: New YORK.. a. H.
NJ Putlman-Car u Washing.
ton.
$50 A. II. New York and Florida spe-
cial. leavs Byrl-Strest Sit-
tlon daily except Monday. Ar
rlVes Washington liD i. ~.
Baltimore T. - T. Nj, Phnad
pha 10 L. NJ, New lofA
5.9 L. ". No extra lar.
other than regular Pullman
Charg -.
ECO VI. Leaves Byrl 10 street station
daily, except sunday. Stops &.
Elba, Ashland. boswell. All-
ford. Fredericksburg. Brook.
anu Whitewater. Arrives Il
Mashlngt0n at $40 T. NJ.
Baltimore. so p. NJ: Phlll-
delphIa, - p. NJ Nv Nork.
l0:3> r. NJ. Also. corn-,t,
with Congressional Limited.
arriving Baltimore 80 4. N.
and New York 9Ns = ST. Bli-
let ParlOr-car To W~ashingtun.
'lo H. ii. caves Byrl 70 Street station
daily. sleeper Richmond 10
New York and WASHINGTON -
Philadelphia. stops az flhr.
Ashland. boswell. Milford.
Erei"ricksburg, BROOKE, aul
NldtWatc~. stops at otr,i
stations on Sundays. Arrive,
az Washington At llIg u. 81.
EaItnmore. LIB \. NJ. Pnilt.
deiphia, 80 \. ": New York
$40 y. VI. Arrives ~ Ryri-Stroe, station
daily. Sleeper from New YORK.
stops ~ Whitewater Broose,
Fredericksburg. Milford. Dos.
wei. Ashland. and Eib1. stops
81 other stations On rILiiy-.
Leaves Washington at ~ \.
NJ.
2:j T.. NJ. Arrives Byrd - street Station
daily. except sunday. Stol5
At local stations AM EIha.
Leaves Washington az mSi 4.
" Bunet Parlor 70 ear fron,
Washington.
6S3 +. VI. Arrives a. Byri-S,reot station
| daily. Stops only n Frrier-
i~cksburz. D0swoil and Ash
| land. P~uilmAn-c1rs from New
York and Washington. Leaves
Washington At 80 \. 81.
Does not stop az Elha.
l2;.1 "A. NJ. Arrives at Byrd Street station
| daily. This Is The famous con-
gressional Limited from New
York 70 Washington. leaving
New York AZ 80 Z u daily.
Leaves Washington Sb Z. NJ
S'ops 1T Elbl and principal
local stations.
FREDERICKSRCRG ACCONODA.
TfGN
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 +. VI. Leaves Byrd Street station.
Arrives at fredericksburg 80
60 r II
$50 4. ". Arrives A. Byrt-Sircet station
leaves r.l"ricksburg 40 4.
VI
ASIfLASD TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
6i2 A. VI. Leaves alba. Arrives AZ Asi e
land AT - 4. NJ.
GO 2. NJ. Leaves Fi0d. Arrives at Ash.
land at 1l2.P. 81.
go a. VI. Arrives az Eiba Leaves ASH
land az b - \. VI.
| COi Z. ". Arrives - Elba. Leaves Ash
land at SIS +. y.
&. 4. TAYLOR. Tr1fhc Manager.
+. r. ID. MYERS. GenI Supt ~
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. MA
NoND. AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing dayI; siS. saa syssy
DAY and FRlDAf
.amsrs received IN sailipS lsy'
Trrisht received daily mn
Fare. u. ,to, amply to
For fur'hsf ~ MscAKhlSh
General Southern Agent: o,aSs; Co
tax Geusrai Agents. fni~'
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
ff'ces OF Money, Bonds. Stocks, Grain. To-
hHcco, Cotton, &c. and the Vsa.
thcr Indications.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. January TO-
RAIN Forecast for Virginia: Showers;
Slightly cooler weather: westerly
winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather
slightly cooler: westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

Eurerai Notice.

The funeral Of Mr.. PETERFIELD
EVERETT will take place TO-DAY Fr-
day AT II 4. NJ, from the First Presby-
terrain church.
Friends ana acquaintlnces are invited
70 attend.
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PERFECT FITS

Pick out what YOU want .
There aren't any dead
leaves" III this sale. It's Nc
news to you to know that you
can have your money back
here if not satisfied. It's no
news to YOU to know that all
our cuts are sincere-and our
offers genuine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK sTOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. January lO.-Speculation
NJ III. stock Exchange was quiet aglin
to-day. the sales amounting to only ~. -,
shares. NJ the opening the market was
Fory regular. the railroads being weak
AMI the lnjustrials strong. The heaviness
Of tn railroad ISSUES was due o. the poor
statement Of tn St. Paul for the first
week OF January and thu BELIEF that there
is very little prospect for any improve
ment in traffic receipts in the Immediate
iutur". The decline IN the stock at this
time ranged from = to q, Per cent.
In the mean time the Industrials were
gradually moving MP. under the leader
nip Of Sugar and Chicago Gas. The
.as.-namel rose T., to -. on western
rumors that representatives. u the Stand
arI OH and some important western In
~tr.ests will b. elected directors at the
coming lection. Benedict it 10 retire,
and Rob n 7. Lincoln, 50 II Is asserted,
VIII De- mad president. Sugar. on good
buying. rose Is. 10 H',, and General Elec-
tric IS, 30 ~.
In TIE art rnoon prices declined i3N2
Pr c Mt, Sugar. Chicago Gas. Corddse
referred. the Changers, Missouri Pacific,
Jrrs-v Central. and Della ware ami Hudson
OTIS $40 hNH w.
movement was du- to q belief that about
90 - in gold will be shipped to Paris
"a SUNDAY. Already N,0OV0yj has been
withdrawn from the local Sub-Treasury.
In tn final DEALINGS thu Changers. chi
ci-O Gas. and Sugar were taken In hand.
and advanced TO about the b-st figures Of
tin day.
The marie, closed firm. Mt changes
show losses = /. to = Per cent, Missouri
IIciilc leading. Baltimore ami ohio rose
d. Canada Southern. /: Bi- -Four. =; Chi
clgO Gas. =. and Rock Island. IS.
IN the inactive list. Hooking Valley rose
-. Hooking valley preferred y, 10
3D.. and LIcl-dc Cos /, to 81. The bond
market VS. higher.
The sales 81 listed stocks aggregated ST.
- shares. ~ unlisted. 300.
Treasury balances. Coin. S,iOt'.VD; cur
rcncy. '7I.9-S. 80.
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
Money on cali easy AZ Inlit per cent.
last loan - ~. ami closing offered at Ia
ser cent: prime mercantile payer. 3pi PER
cent.
Hsr silver. JJla. Silver at the board sold
AT -.
sterling .xchange firm. with actual bust
r..s I'm bankers bills AT AN1t 1lS for
sixty DAYS. and HSS7!rL& for demand:
posted rates. ASSistiiS9t2; commercial
bills. nsGi n4.S1la.
Government bonds higher. St0te bonds
U.ak.r. Railroad bonds irregular.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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old DOMINION
- " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
W~ TII.wEEgLY LINE FOR NEW
AthlTs~ YORK.
steamers lesvs Rich m nd
EVERY TUESDAY.

VI steamers leaFs klcn INV
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDSEs
nav and FRIDAY at . o'clock r. 81.
Manifest closed one hour De4Ots Si4""s
srsamers leave New York from per p
Nortb river. for Richmond every ~
bay. WEDNESDAY, ana sA'|"DN'
3 4. NJ. ,.,a ,nsurnassed.
CABIN fare 10 New YORK une'ldin5
meals and BERTH VIA J1hlr. 49,
Richmond and petersburg ch
road and Chesapeake anu ohD A,
80
pnunI. trio tickets, good for th1fv ,m
Ssys -
c,ssy,ge fare. with subsistence '..'" ~
Storage fare. without suOsl5te,V er
ricEs,s on sale al Richmond irihslst
ronon,nv's asf east Main sU ..
nsake and Ohio, and RlcnmohI (" a.
;ersburg depo,s. and al COMPANY , o"''
iSi east Main street, where ucnsty
many popular northern watefHls -
and summer resorts can Dc Vo's"'
Baggage checked through III, a,
FreIght forwarded and through u"4S
ladlng ISSUED for points bryo"a wv"
'I Trsigh, received daily until 81 M,oy.
ngsrs leaving Richmond on ION-
TTEsDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
TTnaiiRsDAYs' and SATURDAYS DS th'
and Ohio railway wa g.
~, Nsws) al SO 4. NJ, and by we 49,
nnni and Petersburg Railway C9ihI-'rs
1aams daysl al . A. NJ. VIII max IN
su SAL AZ Norfolk with steamer ira''He
tnoss GEo! Is. ALLEN 4 CO. Agents,
No. 1871 Main stree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

HE WEATHER IN RTcHNoSD YESTERDAY
was rainy and disagreelble. The skies
at midnight were clear.
State of tbaru,,n.
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RAILROAD STOCKS

RAILROAD STOCKS PAR.
Atlasta ami Charlotte. ....l0O p2 %
Petsrsourg... ............i00 % 10I
kich Fredericksburg &
POioniac tiv'd obligation O.. 100 1881 Ito
Rich md Petersburg. 100 t0Zie o..
southern Railway. NJ .. lota &c.
eoutnern Railway. preierrcd.... 35ls -.
BANK STOCKS
Citizens Bank............ - 26H ..
FIRST National. ..............lo O 100 %.
Metropolitan BAN .......... rs 20 20
Petersburg savings & lns. Co. 20 ." 2Jh
state Bank OF Virginia. 100 131 -.
Tnicn Bans Of kichmond.... 30 lilo -.
Virginia Trust Company 49, 100 ITO Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Tobaco Co. CON-
mon. ~ St%a 10
American Tobacco Co, pre-
ferred los ITO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
NORTHERN NECK R. R.
A COMPANY ORGANIZED AND CAPT.
tai STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
icct Backed by IA Wealthy Syndicate
Construction and Equipment.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, January 10.
and Transportation Company was organ
i2ed here last night at the law Office OF
Little Il Little. There were seven in
c~orporators present. as follows: i'on. Will
Ham a. Little, Jr, Captain NJ. -. Rowe.
y. X. Phillips. and ". $. White. OF this
city; Colonel Robert j. Washington. OF
Westmorciand; Colonel f.. :. Ruggles. Of
King George, and {. a. Bryant, OF Stat
ford.
STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
Captain Rowe was made chairman. and
Hon. william \. Little secretary. After
the organization Of meeting was perfected
Messrs. Frank l.. Rodgers and William
&. Height. Of Connecticut. were intro
duced, and they made n proposition as
to subscriptions TO the capital stock and
the building Of the road. The proposition
was accepted. and $4,000 IN shares Of
the capital stock was subscribed ~ the
members.
THE OFFICERS.
After agreements had been duly signed
the following officers were then elected:
william 9. Haisht, president: Frank l.
Rodgers, secretary and treasurer; Hon.
William \. Little. Jr.. Captain NJ. Il.
Rowe. Frank l.. Rodgers, and c. u.
Jones. directors.
This road will open u section OF the
state which has long been in need Of a
good railroad outlet
GREATLY BENEFITED.
Fredericksburg ana the lower counties
viii be greatly benefited by this proposed
railroad.
Messrs. Iiaight and Rodgers represent
two large and wealthy syndicates. wh1
are backing the scheme TO the amount ~
several millions Of dollars.
The road. whom constructed. viii b.
equipped in a frst-class manner. AMI a
nrst-class passenger ana freight service
viii be- given the people Of the Northern
Neck.
\ GUARANTEE.
Besides subscribing the $1,000 the
northern capitalists gave a guarantee sub
scripiion Of $4,000. 1t is the purpose Of
tAcs. Interested TO Immediately have the
route surveyed and the construction o:
the road rapidly pushc! forward.