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A Row.

Last Sunday afternoon, Lower Main
street was the scene OF most disgraceful
fight in front Of Henry Thomas saloon,
between soldier and one OF the women
called Pinkie Gray, who belongs to the es-
Enlistment. che succeeded, il Is reported,
in knock ing her antagonist down several
times with her fists snd with brick-bats,
while he put in the time as best he could,
in tearing the clothing from her person. 1t
is said BY those who Witnessed the affair
that he made good job OF it, and fel, sat
isfied that in sending her into the house al
most naked, he had received ample pay
ment for a sound thrashing. A moral
neighborhood, truly.
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Answers {, Correspondents.

IN answer 10 Alphabetical" in your
last issue, Tor remedy for ,ou-umP;ion in
first stages, / can recommend Dr.. Pierce's
sGolden Medical Discovery" 4 taken ac-
clrding to directions, for il has been thor
oushiy tried in my family, and the result
was glorious. Alphabetical" must not ex-
pect ore bottle to do the work my wife
TO < three bottles before che could discover
any change, but after the third bottle e.
cry dose seen d TO strengthen the lungs,
and now she = well and hearty. If al
-hsbe'ical" vii! write to me l will get W.T.
Ito the above Cincinnati Times, FEB
,.ss. HENRY II. ". PATTON,
1875 Marion county, Ind.
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Prom actus ex per ence in the use of this ned
icioe in my practice. Ia e cen, and am. satis-
he'd 10 scribe II pa gait medicine -
-DE ~ MASON
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Through which the human voice issues,
should never become rusty. To keep tine
teeth forever free from blemish, to render
their decay impossible, it is only necessary
to use the Fragrant SOZODONT. 1t is an
tiseptic and supremely wholesome. c&wt
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KICKED OUT.
He Went to See Her Once Too Otter, and
Now Don Think He Wants to 60 There
any More.

z e Went to See Her Once Too Otter, and
Now Don Think He Wants to go There
any More.
For some weeks past well known young
man in this city has been acquainted with
and has endeavored to pay attention to a
beautiful young lady Who resides with her
parents on west Shawnee street. She looks
favorably upon the young man, who ia not
i'll looking withai, and has in sundIy WAYS
encouraged his attentions, until lac had be-
gun TO look about him and think seriously
OF the cost of a marriage license. Some
days ago, however, his passion was, although
not subdued, seriously dampened, by re-
ceIving instructions from p0tey Jamiiias that
his visits TO the locality where has daughter
resides would, if not discontinued at once,
result in a trifie of a disturbance that
would he not at all agreeable to his eel
sngS. The wooer continued, however, 10
meet with his adored at divers times
and places when the eagle eve
OF the stern father was not on the tower OF
watchfulness, and emboldeEed by his sue
ccs-, walked last Sunday evening to the
house where she resides, and after short
conversation in the doorway, being in
yited, went up stairs into the parlor, and
was soon engaged in sweet converse with
the lady of his choice. One sentence, of
well-rounded portion of the conversation,
vet remaines TO greet the ears of his fair |
listener. Ii was begun all right enough, |
but pair OF brawny hands on bis shoulder,
a sudden feeling as OF being lifted up and
whirled around like spinning top, broke |
it off entirely, and the in no wise slight APP
plication of number nine newly half-soled |
boot TO the region OF his coat-taiI-, FASTENED |
his descent oil the stairway, and facilitated |
his advent on the sidewalk, in a manner, |
that for time, caused him to think of any,
thing in the world, but love speeches. He
picked himself up and sought the solitude
OF his own chamber, where he, after placing
a pillow on a chair, sat himself down, and |
sinking his head in his hands, recalled To |
his memory the many times he had heard |
that .'true love never did run smooth"
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WIsHART's Pine Tree Tar Cordial il the
natural enemy Of Consumption, distilled
from the life-sap of the evergreen forest,
emitting that mysterious aroma, and filling
the very air with joyful sensations Of
strength and vital motions OF perfect health
Infallible remedy for coughs and sore
throats! wit
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Corrected Dolly By the LeGrenrorh BAG NJ FsCo
,tIloN ELUIR sAIhs.
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POPULAR illustrated book (26O pages) on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE I'm
pediments to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, fer
so cents, b. DR.. C. Whittier, 6l7 St. Char
les street, ST. Louis, No., the great special
ist. Read his work dec 29-77d&w.
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A CURIOUS looking insect, for which the
oldes, inhabi ant has failed to find name,
came under our observation yesterday. Its
body in size and appearance much resem-
bles that of very large wasp. The sinsu-
lar part about il is = flexible, wire-ehaped
tail, about Eve inches in length, and Of .
dark brown color.
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Headache.

IL 10 an established fact that the EXTRACT
OF CRASBERRIES and HEMP, crIntiBef Dy
DR.. J. z. MILLER, 81 Spruce St.. Phila.,
Pa, permanently cures the most obstinate
cases OF Dyspeptic, Nervous or Sick Headache
and is an absolute specific Tor NeurAlgis and
Nervousness. Prepared in pills; 90 cents a
box. Sent by mail Robt- Psrnsm, Agent,
L.avenworfh. Kansas.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALN preserves and
restores the complexion; removes freckles,
tan and sail wness; makes the skin soit
white and deli-,,e. Its application cannot
be detected. mar.eodSw9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S. J. THOMPSON 6 CO.

2 NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-or ne purchase snf SaIe pf tirli, S.efis
fes, GF, Snt UTie.l Fruits Butter ~ -
- o. *, f@r'FG ar a 1engioa given TO ~ 81
49, South water Street, CHICAGO
- hEFEEENCE,-J Murehy, C.snIer Frs
S .,su n! Bank, WOoistyck, III German IA
r. t,o"1r Bans. Chicago, III; Had, Patterson &
u, Union Stock Yards, Chicago. 1 a. E1,S
zen, sinw2r,ee; In -Estri=l Age, Chicas.
mayls-eOdlSW-Gai
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The Liver, tie iI-ge,t or
gan IN tn Uody, L. generally
Ibe seat OF the dEet~e, AID f
not tegu sied n tim r a.
Hg1eriD- wrstChe ines and
DEalH si!i en-y-.
FNO'fr.I DULL DROw 4,
DEBILIr Tad fave Ir.q I-uL
Tie dAChe, Mo III - IL Ba.-
Iy pso APPETITE aBd iUs-
SUE oar-D, ga are Suffering
from IOrPID Ex.r ri 1.
oUssK,-, and nO' hing wild
cg'e y.usD 81 eedi!y a d per-
m ns-IfflV
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Hon. Her. III. S5erens.
G,ccFItDr OF .1iaUnnia

Il al n : Use, when my jitiOn requires
u, -'rTI mons Rs.u tor = tn gpud e;-
= HuN Ajax II. nrEyx ns
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HOUSE,
Corner Of Locust and kiath Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

NOSt ESIfSr TO all places of amusement
~ and car lin IN tie ci Y. No changes 10
and from the Centennial grounds.
Col Watson. proPrle or Of h HENRY HorsE.
Cincinnati for tue past twenty years and pres
ent proprietor Ia leased the house for o term
OF Years and ms new'y furnish. Il anu tilted il
throughout. lie vii keep a stricLly ii-st-cIass
house, and has accomm Jdaliol Tor so guests
Term on ySj ,erGay.
No bar has ever b. en- kept in tie HENRY
HoU,E, nor wall any be kept at he PzABUDY.
May 23-iG = dSg-IH!O
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d-Ssrsyed.

III 6s"s- ears old, with let
spotted COW seven y Any one re-
ter "W,n burned on left horn. .-eet. viii,
turning said COW to All Main s. -k.d.
be paid ten dollars and no questions a.
diNclw-wt2t u. X. ANTHONY.
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foiiortny are important reductions in Freight.
ties bsf1ee. 81 Louis and Learenrorth.
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Application for Pardon.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. tLat on
~ laufsda the gay OF June, 4. ID. is.6.
ioPeks' Kansas, petition for the pardon a.,
:: -. Sine will be presented to the Governor
u me STATE OF KANSAS Said j. tine ia now
connheu IN the Kansas State Peni,entizry on a
Soun y, sia'e of Kansas, for burglary. for a
,erni oi eishteen months. Said app icition will
oe made oy james ". English and $. r. NIch-
s. x,-Sv
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MtsCELLA Nkt u
cord spool cJitDn-67I2 CIrs,ts.---s&.0 Gl2 90
:" :. -3 Aipsca-....--.-...---.- 20
Ann grain baSs-..2sL. Knitting cotton.-.aSS'0
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Wanted.

We want to buy, immediately, so head Of
good gsldinas, from 5 TO s years old. Bring
them in and get your money, in silver or
greenbacks. .lNsLkY BRos.
may2d&Nlm
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Proposals fer Forage.

OFFICE CHIEF oCAzIzR~,sryR DIST. OF NJ,
-ASTE FE Apr.l y. ls75.
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''YoIr R'gulau'T has f.an IN "a ia my family
for t.pI- sLd l o, IsgIade,i il il yalu4rne
ADDITION o the Ine-IcAl SCH. ''-GUv. J. Jill
I'll IrTEK, Ala
81 have used the Re-, aior Ia ,hv fmiiy for
the psst s,v=Utaeu year L IeCO uInri.I ., q" the
NO Ia III . 81 In.-iiciSe haze eser. uB 4 OF
that class DISEASES L. p.JPoIts to ,ure.''H. r.
Im.PEs.
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DOCTORS BILLS.

Your Resu aror is one 0 be te-t "a oily rnedi-
cines ever .sa- have EO' sIe. 1 On- "a Lar q
Tor meiIrI.e "a he ye -, .nig fOr
your hegu'a or, aud mp ia, 4 d 81 al il Y. 70
will. gu also recommend IL IN ,o.lc tor
htOck II nayIng cGTsi a rue 4Is o mine worth
fis, lndred dJilafs. j a tfL4Os,
Nsc.sn, ia,
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EntiralY Saf1sfactorH.

The Charter Oak is az near perfection a.
We expect to find a st We. Entirely salts
factory in short, a perfect success as first
class cooking stove. Wit
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LYoN's KATHARios makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling
ont or turning gray. 1t has stood the tesi
Of 40 yeazs. L charmingiy pehumed, and
has no rival. mar3eod&W91
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H0 Send IS cents 70 DR.. Butts Dispen-
sary, St. Louis No, for his Mari age
Guide, his Medical Treatise, and Medical
Advice, 400 pages in all
l. apr2S-107
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AlDiCA.
TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

" al diseases i n Liver, StOmcSh ard spleen.
Aner For.s Yeas ri i It's
~ y Tec-ishg he mo- . uDqusl-
lf1e4 ST onIsIs Of Its VIZ uss
fr IN pc sOUs Ine h < est
cbarac er a'd -esI On-ibi. ty
Eanilent pHyhi ians r.,Inraend
IL as tie ulust b. q. ncla.
J. is eIniEenfly a Fsmiv
Medicine ana by re pg Eept
ready or ilnm--d tte .. sort W n
rave sy hour 81 fang
aud many do.iar in time a4u
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President Ogk.thOg ne Collage.

''Simmons' Liver Re .ulstor IL certainly spec-
life for III class - aints which l. claims TO
cure "-REv. iAvID WILLS.
maylSdlawaw
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Real ESnta.

The following transfers of real estate
was recorded in the office of Register OF
Deeds yesterday:
Richard E. Fitzgerald and wife, to
William Reed, lot 5, blk. :, Clark
& Rees addition ............ ..........S $40
Leavenworth Building & Saving As
sociation, No. ?, 10 Chas- Acken-
hau-en, lot =, blk. l6, Clark &
Rees addition ....... 800
Ms. Grace Houston and D. W.
Houston TO John Hitzeman the
n ". I Of n. ". I of section Is,
township 10, range 2l............... 400
JaS Graham and wife to Mary Ann
Smith, lots ) and in block Z,
Clark & Rees' addition, U. 5. gold
coin..... .......S 500
H..
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Ladies EnIOYse 10.
Professional

al have given y"ur " edicine q thorough trial,
aud Ia no ra- L. Jailed We fu isfatioD."
Ellen ME.Cz.M 'ba tan IOch,e Fls.
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VI. T.. Fiorida Conference.

81 hsvs used DIR. Sim Tons' L'vs- Reg -litor in
my iami Tor Dyspeis AZ ; OK II sadache, and
regard u an invaluable remedy 1t has Iai ed
To give relief in aay instance. '-REV. W. r.
kAsIERLING
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A YOUNG man by the name of Russell
stated TO us that the article kicked Out"
which appeared in the Times this morning,
bad diIect reference to him. lie also SAYS
that the article is untrue in many respects,
and that full particulars were not given
We told Ephriam Russell that it was best
not to say anything in regard to the matter,
but he insisted that he was the man referred
to, and that he was still paying his atIen-
tions TO the young lady referred 10. III the
Tunes man suppressed any OF the particulars
he deserves to be licked. Ii Mr.. Russell
had not insisted upon this retraction, only
about one-third of the people would have
known who the article had reference TO
Now everybody knows. The Times man
says he had reference to a fellow by the
name of Schultz, but as Russell has been in
similar bu.iness, he is also entitled TO a
benefit. shulrz, where are you? Let US
hear from you.
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BlALAE sACks,
/ unlDGr.

Common r"ugh boards, L.. Il, IL it's 90 90
c.,n mon IL OlaIs 90
CornmOa ere sd boar s, l., II IL It - 5Oc25 0
scsnt ing and joisI, II ieet anu und. % 10
ing ami jJist, 20 it..--....- 20 90 az. 90
JOisi and timber over 20 II SOC p II
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WINE.

3. or ply tow, IN bales OF IA lbs. = Id ..a5c
In packages OF Il rs, per n :}Uc
In lees qua Titles, r fb....-.. 49,. Sc
Extra "a Il 6ply fax Irvine, III l2 packages,
tI PC
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EOAsE MARKETS.

t1o<ASc-So DAILY Fos TIE TE6Es.I
TILES OFFICE,
LE.v<2WoErz, Hay 3, 1916
Produce Market,
Il }oliO.riEg I7iossS1!e Price l.! = .,--oc,s, s
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be pure no water need be added. When the
heat Of the weather Is great the milk may
be given quite cold. Be sure that the milk
is unskimmed. Have it rs fresh rs possible,
and brought very early in the morning.
Before using the pans into which it is to be
poured always scald them with boiling suds.
In very hot weather boil the milk as soon as
it comes, and at once put away the vessels
holding it in the coolest place in the house. II
the milk should disagree tablespoonful OF
lime-watcr may be added to each bottleful.
Ii milk in any shape cannot be. digested,
try, for few days, pure cream diluted with
three fourths or four fiiths OF water, return
ing to the milk rs soon as possible. The
nursing-bottle must be kept perfectly clean,
otherwise the milk will turn sour and the
child will be made i'll. Do not wean the
child Just before or during the hot weather,
nor, as rule, until after its second summer.
II sucking disagrees with the mother she
must not wcan the child, but feed it in part
out OF q nursing-bottle, on such food as has
been directed.
NEW YORK, July 12.-It was again very
hot to-day A number Of deaths and pros
trations are reported. ss,,,
DEATHS FROM sUNsTRoKE IN NORFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, July ia. J. Dugger,
tailor, and +. H. Sartorious, matchmaker,
were fatally injured by sunstroke to-day.
The mercury was 1860 in the shade, and
the weather was the hottest ever known.
A porter at Peters d Reeds named Madi-
SON was so injured by falling overheard
from q tug to-day that he died in few
hours.
Severe thunder and lightning pre-
vailing tonight with fine rain. The farmers
have been apprehending great loss from
drought, as it has been nearly five weeks
since rain fell in this section.
sam Orme, well-known negro minstrel,
fell dead tonight from the effects of heat
and whiskey.
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THURsDAY.............JULY 1s, 1916

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was very warm,
but il was not near so oppressive as on the
previous day. The mercury ran up to 9S
Mt 3 O'Clock. but from that hour until mid
night il fell steadily. In the evening about
8 O'clock 4 black, threatening cloud gather
ed in the West and stretched away to thc
norhward, and appeared wcll-nigh to en-
compass the city. y terrific storm seemed
imminent Indeed, the Tumbling OF distant
thunder was heard all around us, and anx-
io,ls ewes were cast heavcnward TO catch a
glimpse OF the first drop OF the hoped-for
rain. Alas, that welcome visitor did not
put in an appearance. The lightning con-
tinucd vivid until late hour !;
the whole atmosphere seemed charged
with it, and we were very forcibly'
reminded OF the terrific storm which visited
Richmond and vicinity on Saturday night
last July. Although the clouds were blac K
and rain promising, it did not come. Tnc
wind, however, and lightning cooled the
atmosphere considerably, and we may eX-
pee to-day to hear OF severe storms IN the
ncighborhood of the city.
II is the duty OF those who arc compelled
to be in the sun to any extent to avoid Vlo-
lent exercise as far as possible during the
heated term, especially that very dangerous
exercise attendant upon crookinS the
elbow"
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. ~, IS
Q A. NJ. 81: noon, 93; 7. NJ, 9S; L.
NJ. G5; midnight. rs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judge
Hughes transacted the following business in
this court yesterday:
In the matter OF N. w. Rose. Order re-
quiring the bankrupt, his wife, and Isaac
Bachrach to appear before the register, in
Petersburg, on the 9th instant for eXaIni-
nation.
In the cases OF George T. Bromley and
s. c. Bowers. Orders appointing assignees.
In the matters Of II. S. Guthrie, A. Fl.
Faulkner, S. s. Sammons, a. F. Anderson,
R. NJ. Booker, and Branch Godsey. Orders
discharging the asslgnees.
In the matter OF William NJ. jackson. Or
der calling meeting OF the creditors on the
22d day OF. July, 1876, to consider propo-
sition OF composition.
In the case OF Charles II. Brimmer. Or
der directing Register Forbes to make in
quiry and report what interest the bank.
rupt has in two hundred and thirty acres OF
land in Prince Edward county.
In the matter of r. B. w. Beattie. George
A. Ainslie was given permission to identity
certain property sold by him to the bank
rupt and not paid for.
In the matter of John B. Bell. The cred,
itors were ordered to show cause before the
register in Richmond on the 25th instant
why the real estate should not be sold free
Of liens, and the register was directed To
take an account of the liens.
In the case of Edward j. Stevens. The
assignee was ordered to show cause on the
18th instant why he should not be removed
In the matter OF B. D. Bradshaw. The
attorneys fee OF $125 heretofore allowed
was ordered to be paid.
In the matter of d. h. Ferguson. Inc
purchasers of the bankrupt's real estate
were ordered to pay the balances due by
them, or show cause on the 9TH OF Septem
Der next why the property should not bt
resold.
In the case OF William Fl. Judkins. The
order of 9th of April, 1876, was modified sc
as to require the assignee to pay +. L. Fer
guson Sl65 instead OF $135.S3.
In the case OF Fannie A. Hudson. 1t mp
pearing that the alleged bankrupt is tem
couert, all the proceedings were dismissed
In the matter Of John G. James. Ordel
removing case to Western district at Dan
vile. =,
In the case of W. S. Buchanan. James M
Matthews was appointed assignee, and Bos
well S. Fleming, trustee of Amanda NJ. Bu
chanan, was ordered to show cause on tn
5th September next why the sale to hin
should not be set aside.
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TIE EVILS OF BoRRowING-A, YoUNG
MAN CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS OFFENCE
In the Police Court yesterday morning the
case Of a. M. Newell, charged on warrant
with feIonfously obtaining 5000 in United
States currency and one check valued at
5000 from. Louis j. Bossieux, was called
up. Mr.. Bossieux testified that Newell
came to his store on the morning Of the
2Sth OF March last, and said be was in bad
fix again, and asked a-loan OF two hundred
dollars: He held in his hand an open letter
purporting to be from his partner, in Win
ston, N. c., stating that $500 had been sent.
Newell told him (Mr. BossieuX) that the
money had not arrived, and wanted to bor-
row $500, which he would return the next
day.
After talking awhile he BossieuX) finally
consented to let Newell have the money,
and drew check for the amount on the
Bank of Commerce and gave it to him. Not
seeing Newell the next day, he sent out to
look after him, but failed to find him, and
subsequently heard that he was in Washing
ton, afterwards hearing that he was in
Chicago. He was about to apply to the
Governor for requisition, when Newell
turned up in Richmond, and warrant for
his arrest was sued out.
Mr.. Henry Gunst testified that on the 31st
of March Newell came to him and stated
that lie had note due to Harvey d Jones
for $500, and Newell asked witness to loan
him the money. Witness told him he had
no money in bank. Drew q check, how
ever, upon the First National Rank for
S529.21, upon the statement OF Newell, who
said to him that he had the money at Wins
ton, n. c., and would give witness draft
on his partner there. A few days after
wards the draft was returned dishonored.
Went to Harvey & Jones, and found that
Newell had not paid the note. Upon New
ell's return asked him about the money,
when he said he had used the money to pay
q debt of honor.
A summons was issued for Mr.. Gibson,
the superintendent OF the Southern EX-
press, which was returned not executed.
He being an important witness, the case was
continued until next Tuesday.
Newell was bailed in the sum OF $1,000
for his appearance.
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Not Drotcaed.-The statement made in
this report yesterday that the son OF Mr..
James Craig was drowned while bathing in
the river near Mayo's island was mistake.
The little fellow was with some OF his COM
panions who were fishing near that point,
and being exposed to the sun for some time
fell from his seat on rock near the water,
and it was supposed that he was drowned.
The fact was, however, that he had an at
tack Of sunstroke and fell into the water.
His death was produced by congestion Of
the brain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

d Strong Incentiue-Last evening we'll
known gentleman Of this city caught ne
gro girl stealing apples from his orchard s;
fearing that If he lett to obtain the services
of policeman she would get beyond his
reach, he attempted to take her to the sta
tion-house himself. She resisted all Of his
efforts, however. Whereupon he took her
up in his arms and delivered her at the
station-house. The incentive for these ef.
forts, with the thermometer at 107 in the
shade, must have been strong.