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The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

w. Cummings ct al VS.. John b. Proctor
was continued until todays sitting. In
the first case G. s. Hayden appeared
for the plaintiff and T. 3. Dunn for the
defendant. In the second case for the
plaintiffs We're Baker and Han, and
S. w, Miller was for the defendant
A number of minor cases were de
fauIted
Today's docket has the case of Har-
riette F. Nevins VS.. the inhabitants of
Fitchburg. G.. e. Ware and w. S. Il.
Hopkins for the plaintiff, and q. p.
Pierce for the defendant All non-con-
tested divorce cases will be tried to-
day.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
NEW OFFICERS FOR A. A. U.
An Unexpectedly Large Number of Dele
gates Attended.

New York, Nov. 21--The annual meet
ing of the Amateur Athletic Union was
held today. There was a large number
of delegates present from the various
associations affiliated with the A. A.
u, including the Central Association.
which takes in Chicago and vicinity.
the Atlantic Association, which includes
Pennsylvania and the southeastern
state, the New England Association
ana the metropolitan Association. Ii
was found after the delegates got in
session that various associations which
We're not expected to have delegates
actually had delegates, either in person
or by proxy. Among these were the
western, the Pacific and the Southern
Associations, and the Pacific and
Northwestern. Three organizations
however, We're denied representation.
the L. A. w, the Southern Association
and the Pacific and Northwestern AS
sociation on a technical point, the pa.
pers presented not being made out in
the proI u form.
The following board of governors
We're elected Metropolitan. Barlow S.
Weeks, James e. Sullivan and James
j. Frawley; Atlantic. Harry Mcmillan.
w. McDermott and G. Fl. Bates; New
England, James e. Morse, James b.
Maccabe and f. II. Babb; Central, f.
w, wentworth, w. NJ. Bell. w. H.
Thompson: Southern. b. p. Sullivan,
Leigh Conall and NJ. J. Condor: West
ern, Daniel G. Taylor, p c. Fisher w.
G. Wilderman; Y NJ. c. A., Albert
Mott; North American Gymnastic
Union. J. f. Hawler; Canadian Asso-
citation, Henry Brophy; intercollegiate
Association, Oliver Shiras (CornelD :
Western Collegiate Association, Charles
G. smith, Military Athletic League.
John J. Dixon; Pacific Northwest, Geo.
r. Willett.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
COMMERCIAL STREET DAMAGES

The Commercial street extension
damages still appear against the city.
and yesterday in the superior court an
other petition against the city of W0r-
cester for the extension and widening
of Commercial street was filed The
petitioner is Rolla ~ Start, the we'll
known owner of the Waldo House. ard
the petition covers land taken by the
city below the Waldo House. the area
being 5000 square feet. Blackmer &,
Vaughan appear for Mr. Start and the
peutlon is returnable in the superior
court the first Monday in January
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
vERDIcTs AGAINST LEoM1NsrsR

At the opening of court the sealed
Terdicts IN the two vases of Charles r..
Boyden and Francis w. Buss aeainst
the town of Leominster, We're read The
jury assessing damages in the sum Of
$4,000 and interest at S7O3. so in tbe
Boyden case and $2500 and interest At
$4OO in the Buss case. The cases were
petitions for damages for the takins,
of land for the town water systaI5
Herbert Parker appeared for the peti-
tioners; III. Mayo for the town
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
MORE SPEEDWAY SUITS.

Suits against the city of Worcester
as a result of the extension of the
speedway, still go merrily on. and yes
terday another petition was filed in the
superior court for an assessment of
damages by the taking OF 1850 square
feet of land on Mill street. The petit
toner in the case is Cornelius Maher.
me Well known real estate dealer for
the benefit of Mrs Maude A. plum
mer, to whom Mr.. Maher recently sold
the property. Henry f. Harris ap-
pears for the petitioner, and the case
is made returnable in the superior
court the first Monday in January.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
INFORMATION WANTED.

In the $4,000 suit which John Hea
ley, a former employee of the Walker
Ice Company, recently brought against
the company to recover for injuries re-
ceived while in the service of the lat
ter, Thayer & Perry, as counsel for
Mr.. Healey, have filed interrogatories
with the clerk Of the courts, to ascer-
tain If. at the time of the accident, Mr..
Lewis G. White was doing business as
the Walker Ice Company, and if he is
ana has been the proprietor of the
Walker Ice Company. Frank p GouId-
ing, William c, Mellish appear for Mr..
White
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

terday. If the lieutenant had been at
the armory the men whom Major Sher-
man could not pay would have received
their money. Lieutenant Edwards IS
expected to come to Worcester today.
A representative of a Buffalo, n Y"
concern was at the armory yesterday
selling an engraved memorial, contain
ing the names of the officers and m an
Of A, c and II ompanies Nearly two
thirds of the soldiers purchased the me-
MORALS.
Last evening Captain Edwin G. Bar
rett's clearance papers arrived from
Washington, and this morning he Will
exchange them with Major sherman
for over $500 which is his pay in full
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
FITcHBURG JEwELER ASSIGNS

Charles +. Mcclure, one of the hest
known and popular jewelers. in Fitch
burg. yesterday made an assiennetit
for the benefit of his creditors NJ
estimate of the liabilities or assets be 9
yet been made, the assignees who have
been selected being Lawyer Walter
Perley Hall and c. Percival. Jr. Fitch
burg and New York and Boston parties
are Interested g
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

AT the meeting of the KNIGHTS Of Eo+bou
Mathew, held last evening. delegatsS fa
the county convention to be held in BIocILo
stone, Thanksgiving day, We're chosen 9s
follows j. j. O'Hara, Bernard j GRAY - Is
j. Shea; alternates, Daniel Movneho,,
Norris Terry Dennis Cahill. -Four ne,,, me- ",
members We're admitted, ana d basket hoii
as captain, 'i y
tion" at Plymouth Church. Tuesdav e,.e,, te,, .
ing at 1880 o'clock instead Of Thursdat,,
evening. 9i"S
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

The St. Annes pool tournament is fast
drawing to close. Two games were
played last night, Thomas Clark Is balIs1
defeated John Malone (scratch), GO-57:
Thomas Misset 6 balls) defeated John
Salmon Us balls. Co.'S
Thomas Mlsset and Thomas Clark will
play tonight and the deciding game will
be played tomorrow.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
THE FITcHRuRG COURT

At the Fitchburg sitting of the su-
perior civil court held yesterday, the
case Of Wilson w. Fay VS. the town Of
Ashburnham was taken up. and the
decision withheld; and that Of Leander
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
FOOT BALL COMMENTS.

The Harvard-Yale meeting Of last Sat
urday, with its accompanying victory for
the Crimson, has furnished and is fur
nishng plenty of material for the para
graphers. Every conceivable sort Of a
lesson has been drawn from the game.
Some of the points have been well taken
and are well worthy of serious consider
alton. Others are decidedly amusing to
the many who have even a passing know
ledge of the game
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY

44S Main St, opp C,itv Han
SuTniIIe $I0o $I0O'n00 o0o Trarsacte a gen
@ioO'VVV eral banking bust
ness.
- interest nt allowed on deposit snbioc.
~ ~ Gneck at sight. accepts trusts creat
S ea by win or otherwise. safes ~ Sre%.. raa.
r,,,. ~ burglar and fre-proof vaults At ~
eei,,o5 Isl yesr and upward Valuables rSS ~
SAMUEL H. CT,APTe PestSeht gent
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

Ely, the quarterback, is YaIe's hero of
the game. No one man gained so many
yards for the Blue as did he. No one-not
even Trainer Hull-knew that for 80
rib, and for the last five or ten minutes
played with broken shoulder blade. His
run of twenty-five yards eXceled in bril-
iancy the one of Dibblee's when he skirt
ed the end for a still greater distance.
Considering Ely's condition his work was
q marvel and one of the pluckiest eXhibi-
tions of grit ever seen upon a foot ball
field. Lamar, Poe, Amos, Brooks. Thorne,
DeSaulles and many others have gone
down to history as experts in the game
and brilliant grOund- gamers but little
Ely, with two weeks practice. has won
the name of the gr1ttiest player that has
ever represented Yale
Harvard's clever quarterback, little
Daily was not far behind his opposite
upon the Yale side. 1t is to him that the
Harvard team owes considerable for its
successful record In the game of Satur-
day he won the name of being the great
est quarterback in the country. He is vet
young in college foot ball. being now in
his sophomore year, and so Harvard will
have the consolation of feeling sure of a
man in next years eleven who will know
how to general team better than any
other man known at the present time.
He possess both the qualities of coolness
and good judgment, which are so requisite
for a teams S success. His power of inspir-
ing the men was something wonderful.
There remains but one more important
game to be decided before the present foot
ball season is terminated. Reference is
made to the eCornell-PennsylVania contest.
The Quakers have been undergoing care
full preparation in the anticipation OF not
only defeating the boys from Ithaca, but
Of running up d big score as well. for a
4 big score will strengthen Coach Wood
ruf's now not altogether plausible claim
to second place. Although PENNSYLVANIA
b nnEgihln n
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
GONE HOME TO GAIN STRENGTH.
Fullback Powers Of the Holy Cross Team
Went to Lonsdale, r. L., Yesterday.

Fullback Powers of the Holy Cross foot
ball team. who was discharged from St
Nincents hospital. Sunday after having
been i'll there with pneumonia. went yes
terday to his home in Lousdale, where he
will remain for several weeks. Fullback
Powers. after being discharged from the
hospital. went up TO the college and spent
the remainder of the day with his
friends.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
GOOD NEWS.
Emmets VIII Be Mustered Out at the
Local ArmoY

EIlllU6IS WIN DC NiQS 'CtSh WI a. e''N
Local ArmoY.
The Emmett Guards will muster out
at their home armory Nov. 26, and if
the rolls are ready the company viii
receive their pay on that date.
Capt. Moynihan was in Boston yes
terday, and he received the above or
ders in regard to mastering out Lieut..
! Weaver will probably come to Wor-
cester to assist company G to get out
of the service of the United States
government The news was joyfully
received by the men They Will save
! their railroad fares from Boston to
! Worcester, and that is quite an item
at the present time. Sergt Corliss
accompanied Captain Moynihan to
| Boston.
| Major Deering, surgeon First Mas
sachusetts regiment, and lieut.. Hitch
cock Second Massachusetts regiment,
! visited the armory yesterday and gave
! pany was examined. two weeks ago,
| u men who were sick when the com
a thorough physical examination The
| surgeons took dinner with the COM
pany and left for Boston at O'Clock.
Lieut.. Hurley was officer of the day,
| Corporal Hearn, Privates Barrett,
Barker and Allen
The general committee of the ma
tional memorial monument fund has
requested many Worcester churches to
observe Sunday as soldiers me-
mortal day. Many local sanctuaries
will grant the request and special ser
mons will be preached and appropriate
music given. The committee wishes to
get sufficient money before 1899 to
build monument that will be a credit
to the American people.
Worcester military men laugh at the
articles which appear in the Spring
field papers from day to day which
charge the commanders and the men
of A, C and H companies with every
thing on the calendar The latest article
called men of the third battalion of
the Second regiment towards, but the
writer of that article did not sign his
name. Anonymous articles are never
worth noticing, the soldiers say and
they never can injure Lieut.. Col
Shumway. Major Fairbanks or their
brave men who fought by the side of
the Springfield boys under a Spring
field man, who was colonel of the regi-
ment.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

81 sta+o +CI,IIIENS, ,Il.1lNS NATIONAL, BANK .
THterest 2tere M uiuai lii Building. Worcester
subject to check. va special deposits
. to 'S' except Saturday,
6I4NRY 6HENRY s. PRATT. Presider+
EP iSS5b ~, A. SMITH, CashieP
FRANK RICHARDSON,
Assistant Cashier.
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22
GOOD BOOKBINDING, the result OF ex.
perience. facilities and care.
Wesby's Bindery,
s8z Main st......................5o 50 Foster St
BANKS.

BAY STATE SAVINGS BANK
476 NJ a in S It.
Deposits put on interest the first da
of March. June, September and Decem
Der.
Bank hours: to l. Saturdays, 9 t,
1. to p. m
RICHARD FIEALY. President.
GEORGE McALEER. Treasurer
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

Paymaster Sherman said that it is
customary for a mastering officer or
his assistants to go with a paymaster
in order to muster out men VINO have
been missed on muster-out day. He
seemed to think that It was the duty Of
Lieutenant Edwards to be present yes
The Worcester spy., 1898-11-22

After Company A had been paid. Pri-
vate Quincy e. Fortier presented Cap
tain Barrett with handsome sword Of
the regular army pattern 1t was very
much admired by all who saw it. Pri-
vate Fortier said. in presenting the
sword. that he could never repay the
captains Kindness but offered il TO
show that the captains acts were thor
oughly appreciated
Sergeant Hill Of Company c collected
$3.50 for the memorial tablet which is
to be placed in the companys rooms,
The boys gave freely, and the sergeant
was elated at his success as a collector
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ron RENT.

no I.ET.-THEY MUST CO. THEY
must go. In view OF the non-protcc-
ton OF houses. IL Is deemed best to get
something, and at the same time prevent
che houses from being carried away by
Chilly Coons and itinerant vendors or
lead pipe. CRATES. etc. Hence wholse-
sale slaughter has been agreed upon by
the owners.
No 1870 Park avenue can now be rent
cd for $3.50 per annum..
$3.50 will rent No. 400 North Eleventh
street. II used to fetch 5000 per annum
500 per annum will take 400 East Leigh
street.
$3.50 per annum will take 1871 West Main
street.
$40 per annum will take l2i Yves, Clay
street.
$40 per anuum will take ZZ2f Peasants
street
slsS per annum will take 726 north
Fourth street.
500 per annum win take $40 north
Fourth street
Also. many other houses I'm various
sections Of the city at cut rates. Call
and see. CHEWING & ROSE.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. 20. 1905
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT

TRAINS LEAVE tslCtMOND-CNlON
DEPOT.
goo A. NJ. Daily, arrives Petersburg 9:3l
a. NJ. Norfolk u:27 a. n.
S WaSerl SH and s. Suffolk hIS'S Va.
'''' a. A. a., Weldon ii:l5 A. A.,
Fayetteville 4:l5 l.. M.
Charleston 1920 p. NJ, Savsn-
nah 1850 a. NJ. Jacksonville
1880 A. NJ. Port Tampa 6;28
L. NJ. Connects al Wilson
with No. AZ, arriving Colds
boFo $40 4. NJ, Wilmington
6:45 Z. ". Pullman Sleeper
New York to Jacksonvhle.
1870 A. NJ. Daily except sunday, arrives
Peters5urg 1901 r. 81. stops
Manch ,stcr DreWry's Blum
Centialla and Chester on Sig
s:ss p. NJ Daily. local, arrives Peters
burg 4:15 Z. NJ. Makes all
$50 p. NJ. Da ERS arrives Petersburg ego
+. NJ. Makes local stops 4.
and z. railroad.
7:30 p. n. Daily, arrives Petersburg 500
r. NJ. connects with \. and
w. for Norfolk and interme-
date points. Emporia $40
connects with \. and y. 70!
stations between EmpQria and
Lawrencevileb. Weldon 93Z
y. NJ, Fayetteville 1901 \.
N. Charleston COZ Il, n. Sa-
vannah 500 4. NJ, Jackson
vile 100, p. NJ, Port Tampa
N NEw LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS-Arrivng
Aiken 7:2s 4. NJ, Augusta $40
A. NJ, Macon u a. NJ, Al
lanta 1915 Z. NJ. pullman
Sieepers New York 70 wa
mington, Jacksonville, Port
Tampa, Aiken. Augusta, and
900 p. M. Daily, arrives Petersburg
9:39 Z. NJ, Weldon 1:@O p. NJ.
Makes focal stops between
Petersburg and Weldon.
ll:4O p. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
12:2o A. NJ, Lypchburg 5.l5 4
M. Roanoke l15 A. NJ, Brls-
toll 1855 p. NJ. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond TO Lynch
DUrg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:23 A. NJ. Daily. From Jacksonville
Savannah, Charleston, Allan
ia. Macon, Augusta, and al
Sis A NJ baily except Sunday. Allan
ia. Athens, and Raicigh. Hen
derson, Lynchburg and the
s:s7 4. n Daily. petersburg local
'''' ~ Athens. Raleigh and HendeF-
son Lynchburg and the West.
HOS A. NJ. Daily. Norfolk, SUFFOLK and
1871 p. NJ. DAILY except Sunday From
Petersburg Stops Chester,
Centraiia Drewry's Bluff and
Manchester on signal
s.ss p. NJ. Daily, Norfolk, suffolk, Wav-
eriy and Petersburg.
7.oo y NJ Daily. Jacksonville, Savan-
nan. Charleston, wilmington.
Goldsboro and all points
South.
s.ss p NJ. DailS Petersburg. Lynch
WV burg md West
T. NJ EMERSON.
]. R. KENLY, Trafnc Manager
General Manager.
f. NJ EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
{. s. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
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h s & w NaItoIks1sWsstem
Snkshnla n EEacs

aAINA@ ~ -lea.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYRD
STREET STATION.
800 4. II. HfCHMCND AND NORFOLK
NESIIBULE LIMITED. Al
rive Norfolk h.-o \. ri. stops
only al Petersburg. WaVerly,
and suffolk Second class
tickets not accepted on lnla
train.
e.8S A. N. The CHICAGO EXPREsS,
for Lynchbur6 Roanoke. CO.
lumbus and Chicago. pullman
Sleeper Roanoke TO COlumnusi
also for Bristol. Knoxville,
and Chattanooga.
7:sO p. n. For suffolk Norfolk, and in,
teraedlate stations, arrives at
Norfolk al 1880 T. VI
lao L. N. For LynChburA and Roanoke.
Connects al NOanQke win
Washington and Chattanooga
Limited. pullman Slecnara
Roanoke TO Memphis and New
orleans. Pullman sleeper Dee
tween Richmond ana Lyncn-
burg. and berfns ready l1r
occupancy az 800 l.. NJ also
Pullman sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyme.
burg and the West daily ar o,lo A. ~.
and $50 =. NJ. from Norfolk aud inc roc
at 1f.O5 A. N. and NESTiBbbED LINZ
TIED C.55 y. NJ.
Once: S3S Main street. ~-
District Passenger Agent.
W y. BEVILL.
Genera Passenger agent
General Once Roanoke. Va.
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DESIRABLE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Improved Brick Property,
No. SIT North 1st ST.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust TO
the undersigned. trustee, dated Dectm-
Der 10, 1855. duly recorded in clerk oitiIe
OF the Richmond Chancery Court, ~. n.
IJ3 &C." page 23s default having been
made in payment OF the debt thereby Sc
cured, and beJDg required so TO DO by
the beneficiary under said deed. l snah
proceed to sell. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 70, ISIS,
at l.. n the aboVe-S ne tiY1ed properly
improvements consist OF a comparatively
new. detached. well-bUit brick DWELLING
containing o rooms, with modern i'm
provements. such as latrobe, range, city
gas and water Good frame stable ana
carriage-h0use on the premises. The en-
tire property Is IN Hfst-c'ass condition,
and the location is excellent being well
adapted for d business mans home. Inc
LOT fronts on the east line of First street,
between Clay and Leigh streets, com
meucing IT q point on the east line Of
First street. 30 feet south OF Leigh
street. and fronting on said east line Of
First street - FEET, extending back be-
tween parallel lines 100 FEET 10 an
alley ~ feet wide in the rear.
TERMS: Cash as % COSTS ana expenses
Of executing this trust. all past-due ely
and State taxes, with note Of 81, I2oJo
due December 20 jsDs. with interest
thereon 20 dav Of sale. More liberal
terms may be offered ~ sale.
CHARLES \. ROSE.
delft Trustee.
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MEETINGS.

.~-~-N0~N--~~~~~~~~~~~ -0-@-~~~-0~N-~-NNO0O"~~
Hichmond and Meckienburg r. r. Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF A
GENERAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS of the Richmond and Meek
lenburg Railroad Company, to be held
at the office OF the company In the
town Of ClarksvilIe. Va, on the 2sth
day of December 1893, at IL o'clock A
n, TO consider such matters as may be
brought before the meeting.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. s. TOWNSEND.
Secretary
Dated this. 2ist day Of November. 1898
no23
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

sCHEDLLE a., 80 a 49, 49, - 80
LLAsE DfhD SihEEk S4A44OA,
49,. A. Al DAuy lO4 81 asAthstpn ana
points North. otOpa ouis a-
MAloru and trc0erlcAsoAfs.
fua44aa s4eepcla 10 Ne"
500 A. M. sunday only TOR Washington
ana points Norm. stops A-
Eloa, Glen Aiien, Ashland,
Iaglor5yIllc, boswell, kulllr
Glen, PenOla. Milford, rs Jo4s-
fane, Guiuee, S0mMit, fTf4ef~
icksDuls, Brooke and u l4--
water. Pullman car-
e''' ~ "' Wasnlnslon ana points Nog,l.
Stops az ElDa, Ashland, lay
lOrsvNe. boswell. ttuit e
Glen, Benola, Milford. WOCtis-
lane, Guinea. Summit. FFeaer-
icksburs, Brooke ana Vice
water. Pullman car.
t1.n0 81 Bahy except sunday Ter
'-'V' Washington and points Nor,a.
stops az Eloa, Glen Alien,
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
frederlC ksburg, BROOKE. end
Whitewater Par.0r Car. also,
connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
-.so T. NJ Daily. Tor Washington and
points North stops AZ E.oa.
Ashland. boswell. MIfocd,
FredeFi ehsburs, Brooke and
Whitewater ana other stations
sundays, sleeper Richmond 10
ARRIVE BfRb Street station
$50 A. M. Daily. stops AZ Widc~aler.
brooke, fredericksburg, AZ.
ford, boswell, Ashland. and
Eiba, and other stations sun
Gays. Sleeper New YORK 10
Richmond.
WV at whitewater. Brooke, FRED.
ertckshurg Summit Guinea
Woodsiane. Milford. PenOl,
Rtfutr Glen. b1fWei, Ash-
land. Glen Allen and Eha.
prrfor car from Washington
TN y M Dailv. stops only AT Fred.
ericksburg. boswell Ashland
and Elha, pullman cars from
New York.
GU Brooke. fredericksburg surrr.
nit Guinea. WoOdsla ie Nil
ford Penola. Ruther Glen
boswell Tayiorsviile Ashland
Glen Allen. and Eiba. Sleeping
car.
FRrpERrCESR'RG ACCOMMODATIONS
tDafiv EXCEPT Sun1av>
400 p. NJ. Leave Byrd street station.
s:a0 A. 81. Arrive Byrd Street station
ASHLAND TRAINS
uaily Except Sunday)
s.I1 A. Nj Leaves Elba.
s.90 p NJ Leaves Elba.
S:l0 A. NJ Arrives Elba.
500 p NJ. Arrives Elba.
w. p. TAYLOR.
TraHc Manager
H. T. y. MYERS
President.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the MER
CHANTS NATIONAL BANK, OF Rich
mond. Va. viii be held a their banking
house on TUESDAY. the 10th day OF
January. 1899 at II NJ.
JNO. T.. GLENN.
0e9 Cashier.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

office virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond, Va Dec. 1O, 1898
dividend. THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared a SEMI
ANNUAL, DfVlDEN OF 1 PER CENT,
payable On and after January "a next.
transfer books closed Checks will be
mailed. Changes Of address should be
W. H. MCCARTHY,
def1 Secretary.
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