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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

II was predicted four years ago by such
Democratic leaders as Henry Watterson
that the nomination and election OF MT.
Cleveland meant the dislntegration OF the
marty and that. with the end Of his term
we should see a demoralized and an IN
coherent organiza tion where once we mad
one compact. enthusiastic. and indomita-
ble. The result has yindicated that
mournful prophecy Notwithstanding the
fire and the fervor OF Mr.. Bryan's per-
sonaI oampaign-a campaign unequalled
in the history OF American pohtics-it
now appears that the Democracy was
hopelessly undermined and that nothing
could restore it's pristine morale. Against
the splendid organization Of the Republi-
can forces, the scattered strength. the
exhausted energies. and the dispirted
and spasmodic efforts Of the Democracy
availed no more than the htful haring OF
a tallow cende compared with the sus-
tanned and steady flame of the midday
sun.-Washington Post.
Watterson's prophecy was prophetic.
Cleveland aspired 10 a third term, and he
occupied the field to the exclusion OF all
other candidates until those who might
have controlled the convention lost the
opportunity to do so. Therein the Presi-
dent was greatly to blame. But, though
he has fioored his party for time
il will rise again-but not to call him
blessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
rs M'KINLEY ELECTED.

Chairman Jones and Mr.. Bryan are not
disposed to concede the election OF Mr..
Mckinley until the votes indispensable
20 that result have been actually count
cd. Doubtless they have in mind the
fact that the newspapers and telegraph
companies, which are the great agencies
through which news is collected and dis
tributed. are, for the most part enemies
OF our party. and partisans of the Repub-
lcans And then. too, they no doubt
remember that in 1884 there was much
trafficking in election news, and the cleo
ton Of Cleveland was not conceded I'M
i'll further concealment Of 1t became i'm
possible.
on Tuesday night. as is well known.
claims that Mckinley had carried this.
that. or the other doubtful State were
nut forth almost before the counting of
the votes had commenced. The anti
Bryanites have from the beginning claim
ed everything. They may or may
not be right in claiming the election of
Mckinley, but certain it is they have
been doing so upon guess-work, rather
than upon careful calculation. based
upon well ascertained facts. All that
Messrs Bryan and Jones wish to do is
TO put the people upon their guard against
the preparation OF any such frauds
as those that made the Tilden-Hayes cleo
ton shamefully memorable. But the
Bryan and Jones kilograms had quite an
unexpected result in some localities. in
Richmond. for instance, where last night
many men came to the conclusion that
Bryan's election was sure. This set
them wild with delight, and In the midst
OF rain a great crowd stood in front
Of the Dispatch Office for hours de-
manding more news. hurrahing for Bryan.
discharging fireworks, beating drums,
etc. Other bands Of men paraded the
streets and awakened sound sleepers with
their cheers for Bryan. And the like
of that which took place here took place
in several other cities last night
All that we know at this writing is
that the Republicans have not yet made
incontestable their claim that Mckinley
is elected President And until Bryan
and Jones are satisfied on this point. a
large portion of the public will not be
satisfied. Our enemies have used so much
money in this election, and have in their
service so many noted corruptionists,
and expert election fixers, we must be
hardened for watching all their proceed
tngs suspiciously and requiring of them
clear proof Of any assertion of theirs,
when our interests are involved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

-.
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50x6O Mantel Mirrors, worth Sl0O at $50.
/ 50x6O Alante Mirror, worth 1925. at $e).
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1 Walnut Pier Mirror worth $40 at $l5.
Pier Mirrors. worth $50, nc 80
800 Assorted Mirrors at half the usual
price
1000 Pictures from 75c. TO $50, worth
from $50 to so.
16x2O Frames from cheapest to the best,
at soc on the dollar.
1900 Sxl0 Frames from l0c. TO 50c., worth
from 25c to $50
50 Cartoon Pictures. copies Of master
pieces, from The art galleries at
Vienna. Dresden. and Berlin. at $3.50
each, worth from s. TO S66I
Easels from pc. 10 81, worth at least
double the money.
Photo Albums from 25c. to $50, worth
from soc. 10 $3.50.
20 dozen Cabinet Velvet Frames worth
&c, at Y l-2c. eacn.
. dozen Cabinet Plush Frames, worth
50c., at 25c. each
All 81. $50. and 81 Plush Frames at zoe.
20c Metal Frames at Sc.
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Frames made TO order at short notice at
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10 Dozen Wall Pockets paper Racks,
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prevent keeping them any longer.
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q q n x

President Isaac Lewis Of Sabina, Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. He has lived in Clinton Co.
IS years, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 90 years. He gladly
testifies to the merit Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what he says is worthy
attention. All brain workers find
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to their needs. 1t makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
al am glad to say that Hoods Sarsapa-
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as blood purifier. 1t has done me good
many times. For several years suffered
greatly with pains OF
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The Lad Tint Is Conc.

Sing me n song OF lad that Is gone.
Say. could that lad be II
Merry of soul he sailed on day
over the sea 10 Skye.
Null was astern. rum on the port,
Egg on the starbOard bow;
Glory Of youth glowed in his soul
Where is that glory now?
Sing me n song OF lad that Is gone.
Say. could that lad be II
Merry OF soul he sailed on day
over the sea 10 Skye.
Give me again all that was there:
Give me the sun that shone.
Give me the eyes, give me the soul,
Give me the lad that is gOnel
Sing me n song OF lad that Is gone.
Saw, could that lad be II
Merry Of soul he sailed on day
over the sea to Skye.
Billow and breeze. island and seas,
Mountains Of rain and sun;
All that was good. all that was fair,
All that was me is gone.
II. J. STEVENSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
GOLD RESERVE. s1I5.113,s0s.
Treasury officials Expect n Large
Gain I'm Yellow Metal

WASHINGTON. November 4.-Trea'
sury officials express the opinion that
there will be from now on for some time
large gain in gold. Nearly all the
gold recently imported. it is expected.
will be deposited IN the Treasury In ex-
change for Sherman notes and United
States notes. The deposits began to-day.
s2,3s2, 800 having been deposited at New
York and currency taken for IL. The
Treasury has on hand siO0OO,oC0 Sherman
notes. and $5S.OOO000 United States notes,
which can be utilized for exchange for
gold.
Assistant-Secretary Curtis says In adj
ition TO the Treasury's gaining gold by
exchanging legal-tender notes for gold
he expects large influx OF foreign gold.
The days Withdrawals of gold at New
York were ssi,700. The gold reserve at
the close OF business to-day is SIS, li5S9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

Sir Arthur Arnold, chairman OF the
London County Council. in an address
room few days ago. took strong stand
for the reading OF newspapers. He said
that ''it is high privilege to read news
papers. for the public journals are con-
Quoted by men deeply imbued with the
literature Of their own country. and not
seldom well acquainted with the litera-
fure OF other countries" Sir Arthur also
advised his hearers mot to trust people
who say the reading OF newspapers is
frivolous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
ruu CERTIFIED VOTE.

County and City Commissioners OF hiec-
ton will meet to-day TO canvass the re-
turns and certify the same to the state
Canvassing Board.
Let the commissioners be sure 10 MAN"
out their certificates according to the
forms furnished them by the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth.
The presidential vote should De at
tached to the names OF the electors. not
TO the names Of the candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice-President. Let this re-
auirement be conformed to strictly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
RICHMOND.

The capital OF the Old Dominion Is
still the citadel Of the Virginia Democ'
racy.
Some weeks ago warnings were uttered
from more than one quarter that Il
Richmond did not look sharp" she
would lose the political and business
prestige that she has so long held ia
this Commonwealth. The buster and
brag OF the Boilers and Republicans had
aroused the fear that We would be I'M
true TO the State and national Democ-
racy. and would adopt a new faith-Re-
publIcanism, sugarcoated with Palmer
ism.
The Dispatch always told these doubt
ing souls that our city would stand by
the old flag, and would be true TO that
organization 10 which she plighted her
love and faith in the dark days Of re-
construction And Richmond has not
only done well, but very much better
than we had. supposed It would be in her
power TO do. And nobly have Manches-
ter and Henrlco and others OF our near
ne'ghbors. stood by us. However disap-
pointing may be the news from other
States OF other cities, the general Demo
cratic voice must accord to Richmond and
the Third District the praise Of well
done"
Our party here, scantily provided with
funds. had TO fight against an enemy that
had almost unlimited means. and
which was backed by influences that
we're very powerful In estranging voters
from our party. But the masses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

The Virginia Law Register for NO
vember contains a sketch with por-
traiO Of Judge Spencer Roane by CIR
cuit-Judge T. r.. b. Wright. Judge Roanf
was born in Essex, April 4, 1867
and on April -, 1925, was elect
Cd a member Of the Virginia Court
of Appeals TO fiji a vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge TazewelD' being
then but 80 years old. Judge Wright has
made his sketch very interesting, and
very valuable. too. as a historical con-
tribution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
A Rowling Swell.


Drummer Din Posyyillc): Where Is young
Jason Hawgee. who rcjoices In the sobri-
quet of the Beau Drummer or the
village? He IL usually very much in evil
dence. but haven't seen him to-day.
jay Green: Poor Jase is laid up with
terrible burnt neck. His celluloid collar
caught fire ut the party the other night
an blamed near burnt his head on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05


We learn from the Milwaukee Sentinel
that the Italian Government is giving
the weight Of its power and influence TO
aid in the accomplishment of the reform
which will eventually bring about con-
sistent notation Of the hours of the day
by making the numbers run from one to
twenty-four. All government timepieces,
schedules, and announcements will here
aster run upon that system. ana there
will be no more trouble about duplica-
ton Of figures and the consequent neces-
sity for distinguishing terms 10 show
which portion of the day is meant. The
new system will only affect the hours OF
the day from noon TO midnight. and the
success attending the Italian system
shows that it can be readily and easily
applied.
The Sentinel says:
The schools open at 9 o'clock, as be-
fore. hut they close at l6 o'clock. instead
of =. NJ The government theatres an
nounce that their curtains rise at q
o'clock and the railroad timetables are
at last ineligible to all who can read
figures. That the reform is making its
way with the people Is evidenced by the
fact that the theatres not under govern
ment control have generally accepted the
system by announcing their entertain
ments as: beginning at q O'clock @
p. NJ" II is easy to carry the new sys-
tenn into private business. and it must
eventually be done TO avoid confusion of
terms. The school children alone will
be a power i'm this respect for the new
notation of the hours of the day will be-
come natural TO them. Perhaps the pres
ent generation will not come TO the
full use of the new system TO the eXclu-
sion OF the other, but as II passes away
the one which takes It's place will have
no stubborn conservatism TO unlearn.
We have succeeded easily in this coun-
try In accomplishing a kindred reforma-
ton in the adoption of standard time
over the old system. which gave correct
solar time everywhere but kept the rail-
road traveller always in trouble. That
reform had TO combat strong local pre-
JUDGES. but IL has succeeded simply be-
cause II showed its advantages over the
old method. II the Italian method Of
time notation should be adopted I'm this
country as the public system. the people
would naturally accept II and use IT, 1t
will come. for the American people only
need 10 comprehend the advantages Of
fered by an innovation to graft 1t upon
their own system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
THE TOWER,
Corner Second and Broad.
C1o1sG00
Bargains for To-Day.

Heavy Gray Twill Flannel. u l-2c. yard.
Very Heavy Gray Twill flannel. nc
yard
Fine All-wool Blue. Gray, Twill Elan
mel DC. yard.
Atwood Blue Twill Flannel lie.
Heavy An-Wool Blue Twill Flannel
25c.
The best Atwood Scarlet Medicated
Twill Flannel. PC. yard.
Red Twill Flannel l7c. yard. all WOOL
| regular price. CSC.
Plain White Wool Flannel. Y l-2c.
| Plain White Flannel. l7c. worth z)c.
Atwood White Flannel, &c, regular
| price. 81 &c.
White Shaker Flannel. l-2c. yard
! Wool Shaker Flannel. 2jc. yard.
White Embroidered Flannel. soc.
Very Deep White Embroidered Flannel
| 75c. yard.
Extra Deep Embroidered Flannel, 81
yard.
Dark Outing Flannel. SC. yard.
Dark Flanneliettes, for wrappers, 6l-lc'
| yard.
Heavy Plaid Domestic SC. yard.
| Zoe. Dress Ginghams. sc.
Cretonnes. for furniture covering, l-'c'
| New Styles Silkolnes, delft and clover
leaf pattern. u lie. yard.
Tinsel Drapery, 1oc.-Roman stripe.
Tlnsel Drapery. u lie. yard.
Heavy Linen Finish Shifting, for work
( ing shirts, S l-3c. yard.
New Style Gray and Brown Mixed
| Winter Ducks. for skirts. 1Oc yard.
Colored Canton Flannel. Sc. yard.
Unbleached Canton Flannel. lie. yard.
10c. Unbleached Canton Flannel. Sc
u 1-2c Cnble8ched Canton Flannel, loc.
Solid Color Teazle Downs, l0c. yard.
Real Good Apron Bingham. &c.
Fair Apron Bingham, lie.
Solid Color Denim, for sofa cushions
| &c. yard.
! Bed-Tick, So. yard. worth i0c.
Bed-Tick. guaranteed to hold feathers
| u &c
Blue Denim, for overalls, good quality,
| lOc.
Extra-Quality o'ro Denim, 70 l-2c.
| Unbleached Shceung. u 1-2c.
Utica 1914 Bleached Sheeting, 22c.
! Androscoggin 1O-4 Bleached Sheeting,
| 10c.
Good Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, &c.
| yard.
Heavy and Fine Unbleached Cotton, Sc.
| yard.
| Special sale to-day Of Pocket-Books and
| Sde-Bags. DC, 90 7jc. and 81
! Everybody should get one Of our Csc.
! Side Pocket Books. a novelty.
our low prices on Cloaks and Carpets
! continued
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Views of nm Expert.

His Wife: Johnny's teacher sends word
that he Is very slow I'm arithmetic.
The Iceman: on. you can't learn much
arithmetic from books. anyhow Wait till
Johnny is old enough TO go into business
with NE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1896.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
nrSEp TELEGRAPHIC-NEw SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN Asso-
GATED PRESS AND THE UNITED
PRESS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

The New York Evening Post says that
Now York shared with Massachusetts
Tuesday the credit Of being the first
state to use voting-machines in presi-
Dental election. This is mistake. The
Republicans have been using the negro
as a voting-machine ever since the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-sTRfEEiTII
PHARMACY, $40 EAST BfOAD
STREET. .cr-
WEsT-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. BELVIDERE AND MAIN
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
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The Advertising Band.

Bonneville Journal)
She: Isn't that band playing Sousa's
king Cotton" now?
He: Well. II thinks II Is.
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Neuralgia

in one eye and about my temples, es-
pecially at night when had been having
n hard day OF physical and mental labor.
Itook many remedies, but found help only
in Hoods Sarsaparilla which cured me Of
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved itself true
friend. / also take Hoods Pills TO keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much" ISAAC LEWIS, Sabina, Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

All letters and telegrams must DC av-
srcssed 10 THE DISPATCH CONF Al l.
Rejected communications will not DC IT,
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A. HutZler'S Sons,
3I5 East Broad Street.
Ladies' Wraps.

We exhibit this week a complete as
sortment of
MEDIUM-PRICEDC OATSAND CAPES
made only of the best and most reliable
materials in the latest shapes. Superior
value, handsome finish, popular prices
Ladies' Black Cloth Cape, velvet collar.
special value s..
Ladies' Black Beaver Cape. strap trim
med. at $780,
Seal Plush Cape, fur trimmed, fun rip
pie. best I.ondon-hnish plush. AT s..
Beaver and Astrachan Coats, from 81
TO $40
These represent only few OF the many
numbers we use as leaders.
Carpets, Rugs, and Mettinns.
This department has been rapidly NOV
ing to the front as one OF the best Of our
many well-kept stocks.
Art Squares of latest designs, in full
variety. at bottom prices:
2x3 IL yards ATWOOD Squares NJ $3.50.
2x3 - yards Cotton and Wool Squares
at $3.50.
2x3 yards cotton Squares at $780,
Other sizes In same proportion.
All-Wool Ingram Carpets reduced TO zoc.
Heavy Cotton Ingram Carpets reduced
to 2jc.
Lght-Weight Ingrains reduced from pc.
TO 1870.
Hall and Stairs in Best Velvets Body
Brussels. and Tapestry.
Smyrna Rugs, In all the popular sizez.
in three different grades.
Black Dress Goods
lHrIsfa,s -
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ADVERTISING RATES.
x,.rn INCH Or LESS.

Wanted situation, payaoie III Ok
vance C95 words or leesl..''''..'....',. "a,
vertisements running consecut.vely.
Reading notices IL recdlng-matter type
1--WE lines or less. 81; in\nonpariel. leaoeu'
five lines or less, 10 cents -,
Card Of rates for more space furnishes
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

The careful mother always keeps Saliva
ZION Oil handy for cuts and bruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
The FOurqurean.price On
occccccccs
Houseware Department
The GREAT CHALLENGE
SALE continues. Wonderfa'
s ,llinp

RyiAih X.
Toilet Paper, 4 packages euarar,,.,
1909 sheets Irregular Zoe. package, =.
25c .i
75c. Decorated China Crackor-Tar. 81.
l2c Real White Tea-P.atos. g. -
&c. Tooth-Picks. 200 ln o. box. l,
At VfsS-So Dinner-sets. well decor,,.,
very handsome. cheap at $3.50
At Ac.-Decorate1 China Cgsrsf,..
importers value 81.
AZ A9j-Mexcan Onyx Table, cal,
plated frames. good so value.
American Onyx Lamp, sold aU ovs-
&c. at s29S
800 pairs After-Dinner Fancy Cr,. .-.
Saucers. Challenge sale. per pair. E.
Turkey-Feathcr Busters. bost o..n..
split feathers. regular i0c. article r-.
g. $3.50 and So Banquet Globes t.-
decorations 20 select from. cholc. t.o.
Granite Oblong Bread Pans b.s.
value. FOR ioc.
81 Royal English Vases. to-day. 800
Handsomely Decorated Rorf c.l.
Fern Dishes, regularly N5-Cha'Ir,.
CSC
Real Imported Nasos-Cfauerea %.
Waffle Irons. latest improved. 70,
Aarge-size Gas Stoves. s. yaIue-c,.,
lenge. 1928.
Real Cut-G'ass Mustard or Ho-ss.p.t
dish Jars, value CSC. each-Chauere. E.
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Mite LDORFER'S
Ply EAST BROAD.
LADIES' AID CHILDRENS WRiPS.

lhDllO hVD OuluUNDN u UNt u.
at prices one third less than
elsewhere.
Ladies' Melton or Cheviot Cloth Jackets,
worth s.. TO-DAY, S2sS c.. ,.o,,o.s
new style sleeves prettily trimmed. with
buttons. nothing more jaunty, worth -.
Ladies' Pretty Cloth Capes. full sweep.
Ladies' Imported Kersey Cloth Capes,
tons. worth 81. TO-DAY. $39s.
Ladies' Handsome Seal Plush Capes.
lined with fine quality satin. stylshly
trimmed with Thlbet a regular so gar
ment. TO-DAY. S.9S
DRESS GOODS.
Dress Goods 20 suit every purse.
Here are goods which cannot be nad
again this season al any such prices as
q pieces Dress Goods IN Two-Toned.
Raised. Fancy Tufted Bourettes. You can
not match these goods for less than 2lc.
20 pieces Fancy Novelty Mixture and
Tailor-Aiade Checks. worth 50c., at 2jc.
An immense variety of Novelty suit
ings. I'm All-WoOl. silk and Wool. Tufted
Bourettes, regular price Zoe. at 4Sc.
CLOAI<INGs.
An elegant assortment Of Illuminated
Bourettes. with knots Of Black and Bright
ColOrs, 81 quality, at 79c
CARPETS. CARPETS.
AT ONE-HALF OFF THEIR FORMER
PRICES.
No such bargains ever offered at this
season Of the year.
Best Union Carpets. worth 81 1-2c.. at zoe.
Best All-Wool Ingram, worth 7jc., at
zoe.
Al Carpets. worth 2Oc.. Mt lOc.
rIITTELDOREER'S,
217 east Broad.
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The FOurqurGan-PriCG Co.
MEETINGS.


ALL ROYAL-ARCH MAsONs,....-
are cordially invited 20 attend .E2
stated convocation OF RlCu- vdt
MOND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER 551s
No g. nc the MasOns' Hall on rr.r. 4.
street. THIS EVENING az 7.30 O'Clock
BY order of the NJ ~ n. =.
GEORGE Il. kEESEE.
no SECRETARY
MASONIC NOTICE.-A STATED a
communication of JOpPA LODGE w
No. 40, \. +. and A. NJ. viii Doe held ~
al the Masonic Temple THURS
DAY. 9th instant at 115 O'Clock p a.
Members Of sister lodges aud tranet'-
brethren are fraternally invited o. b.
present
By order Of the Worshlpf1I Master
GEORGE G.. JEFFERSUN
no 2-lt' Secretary
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND FRED
ERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be heli at n.
Office Of the company. IN Richmond IN
WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF Noyeub.r
1896, at y o'clock NJ.
no 5-td j. b. WINSTON, Secretary
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO1PANT
The annual meeting or the STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE PETERs8rRg
RAILROAD COMPANY win Doe faN 4,
the Office of the company. IN RIchmu
Va. on MONDAY, November l5, ls6 j,
- no Ltd ". r. JONES. Secretary
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF tho STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THb RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMpANr
will be held at the office Of the clu. .F.
I'm Richmond Va, on MONDAY. Noy...
Der l6 1895, al u o'clock ~.
no Ltd ". II. JONES. Secretary