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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
REMENTT'S DEFT BON.
The Great yiolinist Given an Enthusiastic
Greeting Last Night.

Edouard RemenY. the great Hungarian
violinist. played with his usual strength
and finish at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall last
night. and there was no doubt of the APP
preciati OF those who heard him.
IL was the first OF the Y. Nj. G. A. Star
Course Of 1897 9S. The hall was packed
to the limit, not a seat being vacant.
Among the audience were many of the
musical people OF Richmond.
The celebrated violinist appeared to
play better than ever before. He has
been heard I'm Richmond several times,
but he never threw so much spirit and
force into his work Some OF his num-
bers were inspiring. fascinating irresisti-
BILE. His rendition Of Memberships
"Audate and Finale" was artistic. deli
cately expressive, and full OF tenderness.
lie had played IL I'm Richmond when here
before. IL is a favOrite Of his. Chopin's
gestive composition, with peculiar soft
effect, as was also Hungarian Melodies
an original work.
The great violnist was given the closest
hearing. and was forced 10 respond to
several encOres.
He was assisted by Miss Louise NJ.
Brahany, who has "a sympathetic mezzo-
soprano voice of fine quality, and who
sang "A Summer Night" (Goring-
Thomasl, and the intermeZzO from Caval-
leria Rusticana. with much expression
and sweetness. and Mr. William Sauvlet.
pianist Re PLAYED. among other MUM
bcrs, Paderewskis ''Minuet" i'm fine style.
and a dainty Gavotte of his own, which
was delghtfuHy rendered
The programmes were gotten up In at
tTactiYe style. and standing-room only
was for sale at the ticket office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

The Blues battalion will hold full
dress drill and parade 1t their Wmory IN
Ninth and Cary streets thIs evening MN.ll
fhn Fues, Band will also Doe present 20
render some sweet music during the ih-
termissIons. ,,.
on that occasion Major Sol Dutchin7
Will no doubt announce hls appointment
of 4n adiufanf of the battalion to Sic
coed Captain j. Clements shafer. who had
To- resign his position on account OF I'll
health.
Do connection with this Office the names
of Captain Henry T.. vaughan. lLeuiehAnl
Frank II Steel nd Sergeant Major T..
\ Hazen have been mentioned, bur DO l4
thought hy those who are familiar win
tine recent events boo thr battalion tuHt
Sergeant Major Hazcn VIII Doe The choito
of lffIlr tffIirniu~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

pose Of ascertaining whether repairs were
more needed there than In other sections.
The inspection resulted IN the convic-
ton that this place can well affcrd TO
walt until there IL more money In hand,
and until the business thoroughfares are
put IN good order.
AS matter OF fact. this square Is in
comparatively good condition. While there
are some depressons in the bed OF the
street. It's northern side is sufficiently
level 10 AFFORD very good driveway, and
yesterday afternoon number OF buggies.
carts and bicycles were seen to pass over
II without difficulty.
II would seem that a much better plan
nj this time would be to expend the $500
ON some OF the worn-out sidewalks or
road beds I'm the sections OF the city con-
stantly frequented by pedestrians and We
hf~icq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
MAJOR KIRKPATRICK DEAD.
(Conlnued from First Pagel.


Washington and Lee University Profess
sor G. 4. Graves, of the Law school, fro-
fessor Addison Hogue, Of the academic
departments. and Mr.. Barclay. ar the
Board OF Trustees; II. X. Parrish, W. IL.
Parrish. Jr.. Chester Scott and }. scott
Parrish and wife, OF Richmond. were also
present.
Garland Rhodes Camp. Confederate
Veterans. of Lynchburg was represented
by John IA. Lewis. Hon. c. w smith
Rev. T. NJ. Carson, Captain n. 9. la.
than. General r. r. Munford, colonel
NJ. $. Langhorne W. 5. Gregory Ioionei
j. w. Watts j. l.. Thompson. Colonel l..
s. Marye G.. b. Fleet Dr. G.. X. Lewis
W. l.. Mcdaniel and John II. kinnier.
ACTION OF THE BAR.
At noon to-day. when the Corporation
Court had adjourned, there was run
attendance of the bar. and on motion or
Captain Blackford. Judge Christian was
asked 10 preside and the clerk. Mr. wing
field. TO act as secretary.
on motion. the Judge appointed captain
Blackford. and Messrs. Il. G. IA. hean' c.
p. Caskie. y. G. Manson. Jr, and j. \.
Faulkner committee TO take action
upon the death of Major Kirkpasick
The committee withdrew. ana later re-
turned with a suitable memorial ana reso-
Mtions commemorative Of and I'm respect
% the death Of Major Kirpatrick
These were adopted and Captain BLACK
ford was appointed 10 present them 20 the
County Court on Monday next and Mr..
xe4n 10 present them to the Circuit
Court on the hrst day of the next term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
More Bows at the Asylum.

At a late meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Male Orphan Asylum II
was decided to add the legacy Of $4,000
from the late Major Lewis 5inter to the
endowment fund of the asylum.
This will enable the superintendent.
Mrs. j. II. Gill. TO take and care for
several more boys, and she IS greatly
pleased at this prospect.
She has long been DESTROYS Of heating
the home with steam and introducing gas
into the building. and is now working
theoretically 10 get the city authorities
TO give gas to the institution free OF
charge.
Mrs Gill realized enough money from
the excursions which she ran To the sea
shore last summer to put gas pipes into
the whole house.
Mr.. Edward Whitlock and Charles
Straus have recently had "A bathroom
fitted I'D at their expense At the home,
and Mrs. Gill desires to thank them Tor
IL publicly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

The last week Of the Vaudeville began
I'm happy fashion at the Auditorium last
evening. when a large audience was
present. Clayton. the strong man. whose
physical development g. wonderful and
phose fonts of strength are moro Won
dcrful still. was the feature pi Che show
lie breaks horscsE0cs villa lis hands
sustains and fossCs heavy weights, anf
does almost incredible thlnef in me waf
of manifestations OF muscular power, me
chief of all being tine sustaining OBJ ali'th
men upon % board lcros7 hls rpesl
All the other members Ot fle fomplnf
were we'll received Miss Bennington. inc
Orvilles clayton and SMITH. in t'aiuarl
and posina and Ward and Dempsey in a
sparfinc match. besides the Niiascop' 3
views
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

The thirteenth annual meeting Of the
State Council Jr O. u. a. NJ, will be call
ed 10 order i'm Lynchburg this morning at
9 o'clock. The following delegates and
visitors from Richmond left for Lynch
burg yesterday afternoon at o'clock on
the Chesapeake and Ohio to attend the
meeting:
Past state Councillor Rev. L. w. Guyer,
State Vice-Councillor +. r. Keeton and
Messrs. Minor, Jewell Bradley. Tyson,
Reams, Adams and others. Mr.. j. G. VIII
liams, representative from Grove, No. 40,
left yesterday morning Mr.. John c.
Weckert, the other representative from
Grove. left at 80 o'clock last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

NORFOLK. VA, oct. h-Speciai.-
Osborne A. Groncr. attorneys Tor Thomas
f.. RYAN. This morning MED in the Circuit
Court of Portsmouth u.ci N ile Jufla-
,n,u0n OF chat court boa glHvpG an in-
junction restraining Mr. Ryan ana hi5
associates from voting at ihe annual
meeting ol the SuI1o9fl au9 lodnokH
railroad. thc stock of said company
standing Doc their names on ihe books
thereof The ground of me plea is that
they are uon-iesiGcnts aud NOT within
the jurisdiction of the court ana rs pur-
posc is 10 prevent the lcrpeuation OF mo
Injunction when thc matter again comes
uy iu November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
THE TOWER,
The Corner Bargain Store.
2OI and 200 East Broad St.

We have bought large stock of
Ladies' Night Robes from manu-
facturer, which, we are going to sell
for nearly one-third of the origi-
nal price.
See these great bargains in
Gowns, Skirts, and Pants.
Soc. Gowns, made Of muslin,
trimmed in Hamburg. and zoo
yoke back and yoke 'front.'. OOS
45c. Gowns a bargain.
SIPS Gown, trimmed in Torchon
lace and tucks, strip insert --C
ing and yoke, for............- /CS
$3.50 Gown, trimmed in Tor
chon lace and tucks, two -OC
strips inserting and yoke. /SS
SI.5o Gown, Empire eff S-C
feet, trimmed i'll Hamburg, ON
SI.co Underskirt, neatly <,C
trimmed.................... Wv
SIPS Underskirt, wide rut- QOC
fles, trimmed in Hamburg. OvS
soc. Cambria Skirt. ...." OOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
JULIUS SYCIB Sc SON.

is called the practical closure system for
hotties lars and glassware at the Jener-
son during The late session thtr. OF the
National Wholesale Druggists Assocla-
ton. is "a nephew OF the famous MAJOR
John NJ Burke. general manager OF hNi-
falo Bits Wild West Show.
MIR FIRST is an old newspaper man, ana
"a chip of the old block. fascinating tuo
druggists with his demonstration or il'
utility and security Of the practical c'o-
sure system. which Is destined 90 40 "a" iF
with the use of corks and shoppers. iie
was once with the Wild WDst Show. ani
stll feels warnings fer that daring arl
interesting style Of life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond: Allen. Cooke. Munford ana
Waddfl. special commissioners, to h. II.
Spcnce. 80 feet on Broad street. northwest
cornef Eighth Cords Opera House,
Sl2 COO
George c. Booker's trustee to +. c. De-
noon, Is feet on north side Creek street,
Sis. ,,-
j. s. d. Cullen's trustee to Virginia
Trust Company, 80 IA feet on north side
Of Grace street, GA ID feet west of Firth,
$500.
Henrico: Farquhar FinlaYson's trustee
70 Henry Briel 80 feet on south side Main
street, 147 7-12 feet east Of Meadow. $500.
w. T. Ryan and wife to J. Samuel
Brauer. - feet on southwest side of FAIR
field street. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
DEMOCRATTo ADVOCATEs.
Appointment of Speakers by the state
Committee.


Democratic State Committee.
Room 46. Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
Speakers and times and places of speak
ing are announced as follows;
J HOGE TYLER
Accomac Court, October 18th
Eastyille. October 18th (nghu
Mathews. October 18th.
Middlesex Court. October Z'th.
Gloucester. October 18th.
Norfolk city. October 18th.
Isle Of Wight. October Both.
Stafford Court. october 10Th.
\. j. MONTAGUE.
Independence. Grays0n, October 18th.
Radford. October Goth (nighO.
RadfOrd. October 2lst might.
Bedford Court. october 2d.
Blackstone. October sd.
Augusta Court. October 18th.
Basic CITY. October 18th might.
Rockbrldge Court. November LIST.
THOMAS 5. MARTIN.
Orange Court, October 18th.
JOHN ". DANIEL
Lvnchburg. October 23d.
Halifax Court. October 9th.
Big Stone Gap, Wednesday october
10Th
Gate CITY. Thursday. October 2lst.
JOHN LAMB
Wesley Chapel october 10Th % o'clock.
MatOaca. October 18th might.
Hanover Court, October GOTH
Charles city Court October list
skinquarter October 22d @ o'clock.
u. y. FLOOD.
Gainesville. October 23d.
Nelson Court. October 9th.
cumberland Court, October 26th.
JAMES HAY.
Page Court. October 18th.
Shenandoah October 10Th might.
Albcmarle Court. November lst.
PETER j. OTEY.
Mt. Carmel October ODD q O'clock.
South Boston. October 23d might.
GEORGE w MORRIS.
Stanardsville, October 9th q o'clock.
Ruckersville, October 9th (nighO.
5 II. SETTLE.
Flctchers, October 26th might.
Quinque. Greene county October 18th
I.ydlce. Greene county, October 3oth.
(nighO.
w \. JONES
Perr,vilo. October 20th.
Mathews. October 18th.
Gloucester, October 18th.
:. n. LETCHER
Highland Court October 18th.
W T. BIBB.
Stafford Court, October GOTH
Orange Court. October 25th.
Prince William Court November lst
j. n. STUBBS.
Eastvile. October 18th (nighO.
AccOmac Court. October 9th.
Mathews. October 2bth.
MiddleseS Court. October 9th.
Gloucester. October 18th.
Norfolk city. October 18th.
". +. REA.
Newport. Giles county. October 25d.
Buchanan Court, October 26th.
:. Il. JONES.
Iithia. October 10Th might.
GUSTAVUS ALMOND.
Rochelle. October 18th might.
Fleichers. October 10Th might.
Volftown October 9th might.
Ouinque. October 18th might.
Lydice, October Both might.
b. w. l.. BLANTON.
Gainesville. October 23d
c. NJ. WALLACE. JR.
Hanover Court. October 10Th.
GEORGE J. HUNDLEY.
Orange Court. October 18th.
JOSEPH +. WILLARD.
Orange Court October 18th.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsON,
Chairman.
JOSEPH BUTTON. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

CULPEPER. VA, o.. l>- spsiai.-
William Jackson. colored. formerly ~
Crooked Run. this county but who has
lately resided in Pittburg. was arrested
here to-day by Sergeant Rosson aud place
ed in ian 20 await the authorities ffom
that city where hc is wanted on "a charge
or larceny. Jackson refuses 20 r'si'h
without a redustlon
County Court here today liift, 'ep
quite "a large crowd % town iion. Jonn
+. Jeffries r. c. Pitcher and w. p. Sloo
addressed the Democratic voters I 10y
nan. The Republicans bad no speaker"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Excursionists at the Jefferson.

An excursion party of sixty ladies and
gentlemen from New York. Philadelphia
and the East arrived at The jefferson last
evening, under the auspices of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
They came by way OF Washington.
thence over the Chesapeake and Ohio
route to the Hot Springs of Virginia. and
the Natural Bridge, reaching Richmond
over the James River division OF the G.
and o. about $40 =. NJ.
siOnists in Richmond, and trips TO the
battlehelds around the city. and 10 all the
points of interest here have been arrang-
ed for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Davis Shoe Company Meets.

The stockholders of the Davis Boot and
shoe Company. which has the contract
for prison labor i'm the manufacture OF
boots and shoes at Virginia Penitentiary,
held their annual meeting yesterday at
that prison.
the corning year. as follows:
Messrs. II. G.. Thacker, l.. h. Thacker,
and r. w. Thacker-all OF Boston, and
Messrs. j. f. Davis and A. G.. Shepherd,
of Lynn. Mass.
pany was deferred until a future meet
Ing of the Board of Directors. To be held
In Boston.
Mr. IT, w. Thacker was reelected sec
rotary and treasurer Of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
The Yisitnrs From Camden.

The Camden Republican Club Of Cam
den, " j., who came 70 Richmond as
guests at The Jefferson, on Saturday
evening. spent Sunday az church, and IN
driving and walking about the city. many
OF them going to hear the Rev. John Jas
per OF Sun Do Move fame, preach in
the afternoon al his church.
4 visit TO the Commonwealth Club was
also made and the visitors were loud In
their praise OF the comfortable and home
Ike appointing nts, and service Of the
club.
The party left for home by an carly
train yesterday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19

To Be started for the Benefit Of Sunday
School Pupils at 81. Andrews Church.

To Be SIartcd Tor The Bencilt OF Sunday
School Pupils at 81. Andrews Church.
Quite a number OF improvements have
been made recently by the members Of
st. Andrews Episcopal church. which
will no doubt largely benefit ,..e future
prosperity OF that thriving congregation.
An adjoining building has been secured.
where within a week or ten days parish
school Will be opened. Children OF all de-
nominations viii be admitted free Of
charge.
There will be also an Industrial and
manual school. 10 be conducted during
the coming winter. where boys belonging
20 the Sunday school Of that church may
receive instructions IN various professions
free Of charge. Both institutions will be
supported by the contributions OF a
wealthy lady member Of the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
MARSHALL STREET REPlTR.
The work Much More Necessary In Other
Quarters.

Some time ago a resolution passed the
Common Council. appropriating 500 for
the grading and paving OF Marshall stree.
hesween Seventh and Eighth. When the
measure came up IN the Board OF Alder
men. however. that body refused 70 con-
eur In the absence OF any testimony 20
show that the money was more needed
In that section than In others.
The Board having failed 10 concur, the
matter was referred TO the Street Com
mitiee. and that body decided to again
send Il 20 the Board with the recon-
nendation that Il be adopted
In view OF the fact that so many OF the
sldewalks OF Richmond are In terrible
condition. with no money 10 repair them.
a Times reporter yesterday afternoon Wis
ttas the square In question for the pur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Sunday-SchOol Rally.

The Sunday school OF Leigh Street Bap-
fist church held q rally Sunday morning.
at which GOO officers. teachers and schol-
ars were present. Addresses were made
by Mr.. John Garland Pollard and Mr..
Gary. president OF the Methodist Sunday
School Society. who was present There
was one baptism at the church al the
night service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
New Life Insurance Agent.

MIR. Louis n. Geldert, the Superinten-
dent of Agencies of the Washington
Life Insurance Company, OF New York.
is at the jefferson Hotel.
To-day he appointed Mr. T.. II. Easley,
formerly agent of the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company. as general agent at
Richmond for the Washington Life lnsur-
ance Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
nr. Onnenlimer Here.

Or. 4. Cary Oppenhimer has come from
Knoxville. Tennessee. TO make his homo
and practice dentistry in Richmond, at
1902 west Main street.
DR.. Oppenhimer. who is brother Of
Doctors w. +. and ST. Julian Oppenhimer.
is considered an able practitioner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Musical Entertainment.

A delightful musical entertainment was
given last night at the residence Of TkeO
BOshen. No. 1918 south Laurel street. for
the benefit of Rescue Lodge, |. o. G.. T.
The programme was very well rendered
by some good city talent All seemed To
be pleased and enjoyed The entertain
mcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Returned From New York.

Mrs. NJ j. Cease. who lately accom-
named Miss Myrtle Redford to New York,
where she will study music with DR..
Mason. at Steinway Hall. returned home
on Sunday evening.
DIR. Mason is reported as being well
pleased with the musical talent OF Miss
BEDFORD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Mr. Lee schwarzchIld Here

Mr.. Leo Schwarzschiid long time resi-
dent and we'll known I'm Richmond now
a citizen Of PHILADELPHIA Is In the city on
A visit 10 his nephew. Mr. w H. Schwarz-
schild OF No. fo5 north Seventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Gen. Lee Goes Away.

General Fitzhugh Lee left the city yes
terday TO visit his aged mother who re-
sides In Stafford county near f'reder-
icksburg. lie will return 10 Richmond
the latter part Of the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
his Relatives in Thi, Cit,

side i'm this city. Mrs. James +. scout
and Mrs W. II. Parrish The later mas
been at the bedside Of her brother FOR
several days and was with him when me-
died.
Nessrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick Parrish.
Scott Parrish. william Parrish. Waller
Scott. and Chester Scott. nephews of Ma
ior Kirkpatrick. left Sunday night ar II 800
o'clock for Lynchburg 90 attend the iu-
neal
Other neices and nephews residing in
this CITY are Mrs Jells Rawlings. MIS-.
W r.. Chalmers Miss Mary Deanc Scott
and Mr.. James Scott. Two other noices
are Mrs. A. A. Little. Of North Carolina,
and Mrs Bessie CLARK. Of Lynchburs
His Christian Character
TuIge Il. II. Wexford Dr.. expressed
himself as follows yesterday on She death
of Major Kirkpatrick.
.Afv association with Major Kirkpatrick
was never as frequent as ! could nave
wished. our paths in life rarely threw
us together. and I knew him much better
by reputation than boy personal ace
guantance. but there were few men in
the Commonwealth whom / more hl-nit
esteemed. He was a man of nteilectI'l
force and great natural Intelligence To
which .ere super-added the acquisitions
of fIlLnlnI ana lduplip nA"Nff 80 W.
"a learned and successful lawyer. and en-
loved the confidence and warm esteem
of the courts and his brethren OF the bar.
No man was truer patriot or more loyAi
10 his mother state. aud in the late Mht
there was no Drawer or better soldier.
"Aiaior Kirkpatricks Christian charee-
Ter was always of the most pronounced
type. Among the eldership OF me Pres
byterlan Church In Virginia, be- was Sec
ond TO none In his hish tone OF piety' ana
his efficient labors for AN the aggressive
work of the Church His presence ana ass
sistance will be sadly missed IN ms
Church courts. where he always Wielneu
n great influence and was most lovingly
esteemed. A GOOD man has passed away.
and rests. We doubt not, In the run lrul-
ton of the reward of the righteous
ellis Learning Profound"
Mr. s. s. p. Patteson. when informed Of
the death OF Major Kirkpatrick. said.
Mai. Thomas j. Kirkpatrick was q gem
tlcman of the old school and type ol law
yer now unhappily rapidly passing away.
Tie was known an over the Common ,
wealth. but better in the Southwest ana
Piedmont Virginia than in other les'oUss
Of tho state As "a member ol tne niin "'
tyir<n,triclx & Blackford. at Lynchhurs,
he made a great reputation Hs D''., W.
ability and integrity Of the highest oru,.,
and he was one of the most 's-le7alFo
opponents iu the state. His eti'lu-
,rofound and his tenacity boo AN SORTS OF
,t.t.,tion especially Jury cases. was some
.i,,,., yer, one who met him bad 90 keep
a. ,,frd His success at thc bar, as II
.honld have been was extraordinary.
Along with Judge h. 4 Burks. Judge
u..Pio- p STABLES and Aubin l. BOul-
49, H., his loss will long be felt hy
~ par of the state. The ranks Of the
oder and more distinguished LAWYERS are
f,sf thinning. and none Of the departed
vii he more missed than Major kirk
natr!ck whose war record was as orlllant
as that which he so well earned at the
bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
4 Rnrninc Chimney

The alarm OF fire. turned In from Box
20 Monroe and Main streets. at 1904 p. NJ.
was caused by a burning chimney at the
house No. 300 west Franklin street, &C.
cupied by Mr. A Osterloh.
There was no damage dona
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
Rand NJ New Collsc,or.

Mr. John s. Bethel. the newly-appoint-
ed Collector OF Customs. has not as yet
sent his bond TO Washington for approval
He has the papers nearly. ready.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-19
RHEUMATISM

II HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders OF the Richmond Trac-
ton Company will be held, as required by
the bylaws OF the Company, at the Com
pany's Office, Richmond Va, at II NJ. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ?. 1897
EVERETT WADDEY.
Sec. Richmond Traction Company.
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