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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Aged Minister Dead-A Nnrring e--A
JcnanfIess Jail.

ONANCOCK. VA, December &.-(Spe-
cial)-Rev. John Atkinson, one Of the
Oldest Episcopal ministers IN the State,
and for a number OF years rector Of st.
James church. in this county, died az
AIeadvine. his home. on Sunday morning
last The intermeut was ia Onancock
Cemetery to-day. lie had reached his 18Th
year. lie left personal estate Of con-
siderable value and having no near reia-
tives he distributed u, by viii, which went
10 probate to-day, among few OF ms
close friends Dr. T.. D. Finney, Mrs Bet
tie Gusts. Joseph Mills. Chauncey Lea
therbury. and Raymond X. Riley all oil
this town. are among the benenciaries
named. The Old gentleman was familiar
figure on our streets; was highly esteem
ed bv every one. and his death IS regret
ted by our people generally.
Professor CrOwder Mason. OK the faculty
OF Margaret Academy. in this town, ana
Miss Emma j.. Boggs, one q our most
accomplished young ladies', ana only
daughter of Captain Frank B0gss' re-
tired merchant and director OF lhe
First National Bank Of Onancock, were
married 40 the home OF the bride lnis
morning Rev. j. Ii. CrOwder of East
performed the simple ceremony that made
tbe connie man and wife. After an elegant
dinner. served in typical old Virginia
stvle. at which were a few intimate
friends. the happy couple took the Nor
folk express for am extended southern
tour There were many presents.
The landed estate of the late William
s Mills. except the old homestead was
sold at public auction here to-day me
prices received. considering location were
only moderate.
AS am illustration of the power ana ell-
cheney OF the great moral agencies Op1-
rating for good among the people or lns
co,,rtv note the fact that the windows
and doors of the county jail at Accomac
Courthouse were swinging to-day az the
snort OF the winds. indicating that the
building was tenantess, and, for the Time
feaInas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
QUEEN vIcToRIAs CHRISTMAS.
JOY for Her Grandchildren, Despite
Prevailing Sadness.

LONDON. December 25.-For the first
time in thirteen years Queen Victoria and
the Royal family passed Christmas-Day
ct Windsor. The Duke and Duchess Of
Connaught and the children Of Princess
Henry Of Battenberg were Of tho party.
Not only was there a baron OF beef ar
ranged, but there was also a magnificent
Christmas tree, with many COlored cam
dies for the children, IN which the Queen
ewnced the greatest interest. IL was, in
fact. her express desire that the grand
children who assembled about her to-day
should not have their Christmas married
by the events which have saddened her
own heart, and the festivities at Windsor
Castle, though tinged with sadness such
as ills all English hearts, carried 10 sug-
gestion OK sorrow 10 tho children who
gladdened the Queens presence With the
solace she is always able 70 find I'm the
companionship OF her youngest descend
ants.
The Keynote Of tho festivities az Wind
sor to-day was tho Queens unalterable
devotion 10 and faith in rhat empire
which she believes will ultimately achieve
the highest aims and ambitions OF her UNI
selfish reign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
SHENANDOAH
Christmas Services-First Rain Tor
Eiubt yVeeIss-AppIes shipped.

- ~
WOODSTOCK. VA, December D.-(Spe-
cia1)-Christmas was celebrated here
to-day with the usual festivities. The
ranl,s and post-ofiice closed and business
was generally suspended around the courL-
house. At o'clock in the morning Il
beautiful song service was held at the
Reformed church. and tonight the sun
dav school rendered IT'S Christmas service
before "a large crowd During the fore
noon the Christian Sunday school gave It's
children a Christmas treat.
The sunday school OF The Presbyterian
church rendered an interesting Christmas
service last night 10 a crowded congrega-
ton.
The Southern railway is pushing for
ward the work on the new passenger sta
tion at Edenburg. IN this county. That
town has long been I'm need OF n passenger
station and the Southern VIII give 10 q
neat building
ON Saturday night the first rain of any
consequence for eight weeks fell, but still
there was not enough To- give releI 10 the
many farms without water Tor STOCK
Mr. o. II. Fravel, Weil-knoWn me-
chanio Of this place. and Miss Bessie l..
Miller. OF Toms Brook. We're married az
the brides residence Sunday. Ihey VIII
mako their home in Woodstock.
Countv-Clerk H. ). walker issued eleven
marriage licenses on Saturday for we'd
dings 10 take place during the holidays.
Mr. r. p. Hoover. OF this place, shipped
soo barrels Of apples during the recent
eceson Most OF them went 20 Texas
markets.
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CASE OF TROOPER DAVIS.
He Duplicated Main Incident in Kip
tt...-.s 4sgofter Of n Private"

He Duplicated Main Incident I'm Kip
tfue,s "sIntter OF Private"
WASHINGTON, December 2j.-rhe case
of Nicholas Davis. Of Troop B. Third Cav
airy. having been reported to General
Merritt. commanding the Department Of
the East. at New York, he has authorized
the commitment Of the man TO the Cow
eminent Hospital for Che insane, near
this city.
Davis rs ON enlisted man from Ken
tucltv. who became insane over faucied
wrongs inflicted by members o. his troop
40 Fort Myer, Va, and who, inspired 10y
drink. duplicated 10 Fort Myer the main
incident in Rudyard Kiplng' story, I'm
the Matter Of "a Private
Obtaining Krag-Jorgensen rife and O.
supply Of ammunition, he barricaded NM
self i'm the trOoVs quarters and began
firing through the open windows Of every
person who came within range or MS
weapon. Fortunately, ha failed % hll
anybody.
The commandant at the FORT after exc
hausting an possible efforts 10 capture the
crazy trooper without sacrificing the lives
of any of his men, finally ordered MN
shot. and "a sergeant and squad were de-
tailed for that purpose.
Instead of ordering "a yoley nred How
ever. the sergeant who is a crack marks
man. took a. single shot at the crazed
colder only DaVis's head and the stock
and barrel OF his rife could be seen above
the wlud0w-sill The sereeanrs bullet
broke the ammuniuon-cha Of the
Krag-J0rgensen, driving tie pieces of
metal into Davis's face and head, Stun
ming but not Eilung him.
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r1vE.srocK NrAp1rre


BALTIMORE, December 23.-Calves-
We quote a. follows: Strictly choice veal
per pound 64Qlo.; good veal, per pound,
tA48i2c., rough 20 good, per head, SiQ $40
Lambs and Sheop-Wo quote as fol-
lows. Spring lambs good 20 choice g. "a
go. per pound; poor, small stock, ga
. &c. per pound. Sheep, per pound, choice
elzg4c; good. per head, 850uN; inferior
per head, 2l0 g}2; old bucks. per head
S2504 $3.50.
CHICAGO, December @.-Cattle-Good
10 choice fat cattle have advanced about
&c. during tho week; closing steady ~
strong Tor all classes, good 10 choice,
S5c0uB.75: poor 10 medium, 8&QS as
mixed stockers. D.lO1 $3.50; selected feed
ers. Sl5NA.@ good % choice
cows &.e0dN.6O; heiSers, S32oqg5,
Gamers. N&Q@@i bulls. S28Qt44oi
500. Hogs strong. active market; good
clearance. mixed and butchers, 1850
Si2O; good 10 choice heavy, S4C5UA2 20,
rough heavy, Ss.g0si; light, $3SJQ$tl2,
20 weak; native wethers, ga Ao9; lambs,
AZn$LS0. western wsthers. Al08A00,
western lambs. A.3)uG.50. Receipts-Cat-
tie. 800 head; hogs, 1000 head; sheep, 200
head.
PHILADELPHIA. December A-Re-
ceipts for the weak: Beeves, 1 ,9S2 head,
sheep 1881 head; hogs, 5.35i head. Beef
and advanced a fraction; extra, 6g6isc
good. 6ia4O&c.; medium, baJAc.i COM
mon. 4LQ84ic. Sheep IA light demand.
but firmly held; extra, 4is4fhc; good ~
&c; medium 3i213 &C.; common, 2Q3Ac.
lambs, 4in5etc. Hogs sold al eQ6isc for
best western and 81. use. for others. Eat
COWS On poor demand az 2ik03zo. Thin
cows duh at tsLflS. Veal calves active
at 4k0sc. Mich cows steady at t3J0N0.
Dressed beovss, 6izqssc.
NEW YORK, December 3.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts. AZ cars; half car OF cows sold
az t26J: no other trading. Feeling hrm
cables slow. Exports, 6gl cattle aud 6245
quarters VI beef. Calves-Reccipts Is. Ce
on sale; market almost nominal; feeling
weak; 90 calves unsold. Sheep and
Iambs-Rsceipts 1eS head, cars on sale.
Trade very limited, sheep not wanted and
ears unsOld. lambs steady; prime State
lambs sold ~ $575: no Canada lambs.
Hogs-Receipts. 1856 head; none for sale
alive. Nominaly hrna.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, December q
rsttie-Recsfpts. . cars sale mostly
Csnedas: market steady FOR good grades
others easy, veals. $500 N.50. Hogs
Heceipts. IS ears sale. market active and
stronEer' vita most advance for good
grades. Workers light 10 choice, $3.50
s. IS: pigs, S4.BaalO; mixed packers. 81 20
IS 40: medium and heavy. $40; roughs.
e. ss5{sso' Sheep and Lambs-Recsints'
IA cars. Market stronger; best lambs.
S5.G03s570. culls 70 good H25gS.50; mix
cd sheep, tops, BsJgH.l6; others. s2Q$S0;
CINCINNATI, December 23.--Hogs ac-
tive. strong. t360GSl20. Cattle strong
se75qS25 sheep duh. t2gs3s5. Lambs
steady. s3.754S.25.
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~rLAsrER or PARIS co. BREAKS.
Julia Morrison, Charged With MUIR
der, was Its Leading Lady.

SAVANNAH, GA. December 25.-The
"8lr. Plaster Of Paris" Theatrical Com
pany's box receipts and effects were at
tached here tonight. on a writ sworn
out by Gilbert Greene. tho advance agent
OF the organization. He claims an arrear-
age OF salary amounting to something
less than 800 The manager OF the COM
pany says he will contest the claim. IL Is
understood, however, that the company
will not IN its remaining dates, but VIII
probably disband here.
Julia Morrison was formerly leading
ladv I'm this company Some weeks ago. at
Chattanooga, she shot and killed the Lead
Inc man. Frank Leyden. behind the
scenes. she will be tried for his murder
ON January 4th.
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CUMBERLAND.
The Death of Well known nnd Re-
spected Man.


CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, VA
December z5-(speclaL)-Mr. Hugh A.
French. resident of sunny Side, in this
county. died Saturday about the middle
OF the day from stroke Of paralysis,
suffered ON Thursday while attending 10
his store He was alone when the stroke
came. and WAS found I'm an unconscious
state Ly some customers when they came
An. Drs. j. J.. Banks and Blair Burwell
were constantly in attendance. but he
never regained consciousness. His fune-
raj was attended by a large concourse Of
neople. who left their homes on Xmas
Dat 10 show their regard for their friend
and neighbor. for surely Mr.. French was
j frlcnd TO all He was about 90 years old
and had lived IN this county for the last
,r,entv-nve years. lie married Miss
Nonnie Whitlock, Of Powhatan county,
s,,d the interment was at the home Of
80 u,ife's father, Mr.. j. NJ. Whtiock, at
Tobacc0yille. -,
srno deceased was a most worthy citi-
non a deacon Ia the Presbyterian church
go man OF whom all spoke well. The
,,,.,,n,,nitv sympathizes greatly with his
widow and six children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
WRECK OF THE ARIosTo.
Names Of seven Men saved. Inclu'
ing the Captain.

Names Of seven Men saved, Inclui.
ing the Captain.
CAPE HENRY, VA, December o. Tie
Weather Bureau official at Hatteras fur
nishes the following list Of those saved
from the wreck of the steamship Arlosto'
captalu Baines. Warren. Reed, Petitioner
Anderson. Petersen, and Petit. The Mer-
rift a. Chapman wrecking steamer
Rescue passed out of the Capes last night
on her way 10 the AriOsto.
THE ARIOSTO A TOTAL WRECK.
NORFOLK. Va, December 25.-Captain
Baines. of the British steamer Arlosto,
which ran ashore three miles south OF
Cape Hatteras last evening. to-day rec
ports to the officials here that his snip
win prove "a total wreck. a tug which
reached the AuostO this morning has
been unable 20 do anything. The steamer
stm lies broadside on. and seems 10 De
making considerable water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
Ennorin Mention.

ENrPORIA. VA, December 25.-tSpecial)
cbrlstmas-Da passed of quietly IN En-
-" The merchants all closed their
p. and the town presented quite a
Soliday appearance Religious services
,.'5re conducted jointly az the Methodist
''nrch bv Rev VI. A. Davidson and Rev.
C. F. Ryland., ,,.,.. .,...
is,'yer OF suffolk, was ia EmpOria on
Aiisses Hattie Llfsey, Lille Powell. and
posa Raker, Of the Woman's College, OF
Richmond. are at home Tor me ho,idays E;
N win celebrate the festival or SO.
John the Evangelist. b. an elaborate sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
CnRIsTMAs-DAY RACING.
Results OF Equine Contests at the
Crescent CITY.

Results OF Equine Contests at the
Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5-Re-
suits:
First race selling. one mile and twenty
yards-Rushneld q to j. won. David even
and 2 TO o. second, Belle Ward % 10 j.
third. Time, lJL
Second receive and a hair furlongs-
Prince OF VERONA q 10 1O won. Dissolute
40 20 1 and to y second, Inlook DO TO
ID third. Time, ia
Third race-seliing, two miles-Pan-
charm @ TO / and 10 o won, Sunburst
O5 TO 1 and @ 10 j. second, Monk way
man III 10 lO) third. Time, SOL
Fourth race-tho Christmas Handicap,
one mlle-Alpen Is to and to lO won,
Nioroni a 10 ! and 8 20 Sd second. Imp.
Mint sauce @ 10 y third Time /: 20
Fifth racc-one mile and twenty yards
Trebor q 10 1 and 10 lO won, Refuge
90 TO / and 1 TO u second. Albert Vale
Is 20 ID third. Time, 1852.
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COLE WILL NOT RETURN.
lie Awaits in California the Com
plant Against Him.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. December o.
The attorney for Charles a. Cole. former
" the president Of the Globe National
Bank. OF Boston, and now being detained
here on a charge Of embezzlement. said
to-day that his client will remain here.
and that no move Is contemplated until
the complaint now on the way from Bos-
ton is received and the warrant issued and
served.
The character OF the complaint. he says.
will determine the action which he win
take though II is probable that habeas
CORPUS proceedings will be tried
Mr.. cole is living quietly, with his wife
and son. al the Van Ness. lie refuses 90
be interviewed. and refers all who call to
his attorneys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

HASTINGS, MINI. December 2j.-
Nearly three blocks Of buildings I'm the
business portion OF tho town were burned
early to-day. with a loss OF about 500 600
The fire broke out IN r.. G.. IAbbey g.
Co.'S saW-miil and was evidently tho
work OF an incendiary. The entire plant,
with storehouse, lumber, office. sheds,
etc, was consumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
THE LAwroN FUND.
II May Reach S5O,OO0-Thomas II.
Ryan Subscribes $1,000.

UFau subAcfiDeA Fl1VvO'
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The To-
tal subscription to the LaRton fund up 90
noon OF 1hustmas-Day was &432e5j. The
committee have determined to continue
the work az least until The "a " January.
IL is not at all improbable that the fund
VIII eventually reach the sum of 5000.
Ihe original intention was 90 raise only
"a fund sufficient to pay of the mortgage
Of about Sl5O0 on tho Lawton homestead
az Redlands. Cal. but the generous re-
Spouse 10 the appeal encourages the COM
mittee 20 believe that enough money Will
De subscribed beyond that sum TO place
AIrs. Lawton and her children above want
for the rest of their days.
Among those who have promised sub
scuprons are William j.. Vanderbilt, ST.
90. j. Pierpont Morgan, A,Oo9, O.. II Hunt
mgt0n. N0O, Thomas II. Ryan, OF New
York 81 900; Miss Helen Gould, $500.
The committee expects 10 receive al
least ten subscriptions OK $1,000 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

CONsTANTINOPLE. December 25.-The
preliminary convention for tho c0ustruc-
ton OF the railway between Koniah capt.
tai OK tho Vllayet OF the same name I'm
Asia Minor, and Bassorah. on the Shat
el-Arab, IN the Pashalio Of Bagdad. has
been signed, and DR.. Won Siemens. direc-
tor OF the Deutsche Bank, who obtained
the concession for the Anatollan Railway
Company left Constantinopie for Berlin
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Richmond, Va, December q, 1893 -.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANh-
have this day declared their usual SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Oh THREE AND
ONE-HAI.F PER CENT OF the net pro-
fits OF the last six months. payable Qree
JANUARY, 1900 JOHN Il. GLENN.
dc 2i-td Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
Gloucester Mention.

''D' CESTER COURTHOUSE. Va.
81 eemter Especially -Major White.
.h9 making tho preliminary survey OF
..f Richmond and Tidewater railway.
! ssec through here on Wednesday. He
Na' now reached Gloucester Point. IN
,iosr fo save time the line was run along
.e main road or IN neighboring fields.
iie Board u Supervisors met yesier-
Jay. u Was decided TO cooperate IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

matter OF purchasing machinery 20 sink
artesan wells Gloucester Point and
Gloucester Courthouse both need arteslan
wells very much
Mr.. ". NJ. Bridges was elected ianitor
Of the public buildings Tor tho ensuing
year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
nIuInnND NoTICIr

WHE BOARD Dt' DIIILIDKS OF THO
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY have
LARS PER SHARE on tho Common
stock and dividend obligations er the
company. payable on JANUARY the "a.
1900. 20 holders II tho same OF record on
December ~, 1889 from which date 10 ths
9th of January, 1860 the books OF trans
fer will be closed. J. 3. WINSTON.
do 1g-t Ia Urea surer
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ExPREss lLEN RElIEnERED.

Each Receives Five Dollars as u
Christmas Present.
CLEVELAND, O., December 25.-Evary
employee Of the American Express Com
pany throughout the country to-day re-
celved a check for s. as q Chrlstmas-glft
from the company. A circular accompa-
nying the checks states that the gift is
made for faithuiness in the performance
OF duty.
AS the company operates between Maine
and Oregon. there arc several thousand
employees. It is estimated that the aggre-
gate sum Of the grit Will reach $4,000 or
$4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
n.o,nea Dead uhiIe singing.

ctIapI 'ESTON. KANAWHA COUNTY,
-, Sil - December 25.-(Special.) -satul-
a. niebt Mrs. Park Chapman, aged 80,
o" ,s'o,,,iar church and society lady OF East
Ba M dropped dead while engaged IN
singing al church festival ~ he 9or nome me
town The entertainment was l0r Inc
benedt OF the Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON.
quiet Day at the White IIouse-,fc-
kinIeys Dine Alone.

hIniegs Dine Alohfs
WASHINGTON, December -5.-Christ-
mas-Day, always quiet az the Federal
capital. was unusually so this year. All
OF the executive departments were closed,
ana practically all the members OF both
branches of Congress arc out OF the city.
Services were held T. many of the
churches. and as the dinner hour ay-
proached the streets We're deserted. At
the White House a quiet day was spent.
About 10 O'Clock the President took a.
walk alone through the grounds at the
south OF the mansion, and then joined
Mrs. Mckinley in tho family lvng-room.
There were 10 callers and 10 guests.
Neither attended church, and at the usual
hour they dined alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

DETROIT. MICH. December 25.-A ma
tional association OF accountants and
b0ok-keepers has just been formed with
H. p. Sanger Of Detroit, as president.
and J. j. Sutton, or Richmond, VA, vice
president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
DTVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
THE ATLANTIC-COAST LINE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY or VIRGINIA have
declared dividend OF THREE DOLLARS
PER SPARE on tho capital stock oe the
company, payable on JANUARY 2 1890,
fo holders Of tho same Of record on De-
cember Goth, from which date 20 The "a
OF January. 1900 the books OF transfsr
win be closed. W. Il. JONES.
~ T4fJa1 lTea surer
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Security Bank,

December 10, 1899.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a SEMl-ANNUAB DIVE
DEND or THREE PER CENT gree OF
taXes). payable 10 the stockholders on
and after JANUARY >. 1890.
A. b. BLAIR.
de- 92-fIaginc Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
M nnd ms Cornpany.


Richmond, Va. December II, 1879.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
TIE TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
have this day declared a DIVIDEND OF
2i5 PER CENT. on its capital stock, free
OF tax, payable ON and after JANUARY
2 1900. JOHN TYLER,
de 22-td Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
FINANCIAL.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
city Bank Of Richmond,

city Bank OF hichnon"f
Richmond. Va. December ", ny.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANk
have declared tho usual SEMI-ANNt AL
DIVIDEND or THREE PER CENT,
out OF tho earnings FOR the past SIX
months, payable on and after JANUARY
=. 1900. J. w. SlNlON,
De 2i-ft Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
rAsr vs.. WEST ar roor-nALL.
Carlisle Indians Defeat Caiifornians,
But Not Easily.

But Not Easily.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, December %.
To-day tho East and the West lined mp
on the grldiron. the opposing teams being
Carlisle, OF Pennsylvania, and the Uni
versity Of California. Six thousand peo-
pie witnessed the game. Every one ex-
pected am easy walk-over for the Indians.
but I'm this their enticipations were not
realized. Berkeley put up a magnificent
game. and held the Indians down in fine
style. the score at the end OF the game
being 2 to I'm favor Of the Indians.
tumble by Berkeley, when the ball was on
her ten-yard line. lost her the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
1908 east Main street.
Richmond, Va. December ~ lSaa

I0nWONI1 Vi. IOCOWU'T ~ I377-
The BOARD or DIRECTORS or
THIS COMPANY have declared from the
net earnings Of the past six mOnths) a
DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE on the paid-up stock. and ratably
ON the running stock. payable az the
office OF the company on and after JAN
UARY .. 1900 HENRY $. HUTZIER,
de 2l-td Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
the VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY has
thi5 day declared the usual sEMI-AN.
CENT. @ per cent?, free of tax on its
paid-up capital stock OK 10000 payable
out OF the net earnings Of the past six
months, OK AND AFTER JANUARY ..
1860 JOHN MORTON,
de- 20-td Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
The Savings Bank o. Rlehmond.

THE DIRECTORS or THIs BANK
have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT. Gree OF tax, out OF the
earnings for the past six months. pay
able 10 the stockholders on and afteP
JANUARY 2, 1900.
de 22-td JAMES VI. BALL. Cashier.
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The state Bank Of yirs,nia.


Richmond. Va, December q. 1893.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANk
HAVE DECLARED A DIVIDEND OF
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT,
payable on and after JANUARY 2 1870.
WILLIAM H. HILL.
de 22tJai Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
The Planters National Bsnk.

Inc TIlnI0Te NaTIVWHI II'1II"'
Richmond. Va. December ~, 1879.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have to-day declared the regular SEMI.
ANNUAL, DIVIDEND or SIX PER
CENT. on the capital stock, payable on
and after TUESDAY, January 2. 1890.
RICHARD H. SMITH.
dc 23-tJa2 Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
Office Va. Fire and Marine ms. CO.,
Richmond, Va, December is, 1899.
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THE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAVE
DECLARED A SEMl-ANNUAL DlYl-
DEND OF -FOUR PER CENT free OF
taN), payable 20 stockholders on and after
JANUARY let next Checks for this div
idend will be mailed 10 stockholders.
Changes OF address should be promptly
notified TO the company.
WM. II. MCAKTHY.
de 19-2W Secretary