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, 1888-07-21

YANKToN, Oak, July 2O.-Marshall
Maratta brought here last night Il. II
and S. w. Jacobs, president and cashier
of the National bank of Madison, Lake
county, arrested for classifying accounts
with intent to defraud the depositors.
Their bank was closed some time ago by
the public examiner.
, 1888-07-21

Boston, July 2O.-John A. Leavitt of
Newton and Henry Simpson of England
swan a half mile at Ocean pier this after
1901 for the championship of America
and a diamond badge valued at 5000. The
American won by one minute and twenty
seconds.
, 1888-07-21

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July gov. E.
Ellsworth. for fifteen years a popular con-
ductor on the New York & New Haven
railway, is under arrest for and has con-
fessed to having pilfered the company of
hundreds of dollars by selling %unpunched
tickets to scalpers.
, 1888-07-21
Hanged.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2O.-Hicks
Carmichael, colored, who murdered Dep
uty Sheriff Shipe on May 20 last, was
executed to-day BY Sheriff Jones, inside
A. AL
, 1888-07-21

NoNoUITr, July 2O.-Gen. Sheridan's
mental faculties show slight and constant
increase in activity. Otherwise his con
ditionis not materially altered in the last
three DAYS.
, 1888-07-21

bridges crossing the creeks to be repaired,
and the Office in this city estimates the
number of land slides to be cleared at
twenty,
, 1888-07-21
Died..

CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Gen. Thomas
Young, ,ex lieutenant governor and ex-
congressman, died to-day.
, 1888-07-21

Draper, Organ y Co. sell
GreeN Wire Cloth 3 cents
per foot; Bird Cages so
cents each,
, 1888-07-21

Strawberries with cream at the Saddle
Rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
MOSQUITO CANOPIES

$50 havo any number Of bargains. You will
o.. mole than repaid by calling on Us for every
VII ID or AnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
AFTERNOON WEDDING
NUPTIALs or Mr.. WALKER AND MISS
COLEMAN YESTERDAY.
List OF Bridesmaids. Groomsmen. and Ush-
ers-Dinner After the Cere-
mony, Etc.

Ate O'Clock yesterday afternoon, In 81 James
church, by Rev. DR.. Joshua Peterkin, Mr.. W. j.
Walker aud Miss Josephine Irwin Coleman wero
married. There was not tho usual crowd pres
ent, admission being only by card. OF which but
one hundred and fifty were sent
HOW THE BRIDAL. PANTY ENTERED.
The bridal party consisted OF ushers, grooms-
men, bridesmaids, and maids OF honor, who en-
tered the church in pairs In the order named,
except the two maids OF honor, who walked one
on each side OF the bride. THIS trio Was preceded
by little Willie Roulhac, who carried and handed
TO the minister the prayer-bo0k out OF which the
marriage service was read.
On reaching the chancei the groom met tho
bride. All the bridesmaids wore white crepe de
ehins gowns, with hats TO match. The maids OF
honor, like the bride, were dressed Ia silk, and
carried large rose bouquets. The grooms-
men snd ushers wore cut-away coats and white
vests end were without gloves.
MARRIAGE FEAST.
After the marriage a wedding dinner was given
at the brides home. l07 east Grace street. Only
the bridal party aud relatives we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker took the evening train
for the North. The tour will last over month.
Mr. Walker Is prominent insurance-man, and
the bride is daughter OF the late DR.. X. T. Cole
man.
ATTENDANTS.
The following we're the attendants at the mar
riage: Misses Walker "a sister OF the grooml.
Yirgie and Fannie Archer (malds OF honor,
Anna Boykin, RosaDe Winston, Anne workman,
the Misses Lemoyne, Of Baltimore; Miss Norton,
Of Alexandria: Miss Southall. Of Charlottesville,
and Miss Elise Williams
Groomsmen: Messrs. G. A. Walker (best
man, John G. Walker, w. Frederick peasants,
Rutherford Rose, John Harrison. William Mar
shall, stuart Stringfellow, Williamson Tslley,
DR.. w. I. 0pponhimer, Robert Archer, Eugene
Massey. and Strauchan LortOn.
Ushers: Messrs. Clarence Dearborn, James
Patterson, and Charles BONNER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
Personals and Briefs.

Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Emmerson, OF Baltimore
are stopping at the American.
The incandescent lights were not up to the
usual standard Of excellence last night
A mad dog" was shot by Policeman Joyner
on south Fourth street yesterday morning.
\ young heifer. seemingly homeless and
ownerless. exercised herself around and near the
Dfspdtch Office last night.
Nj. Peter Stumpf will leave on the Cd OF July
for New York, and on tho attn he will sail for
Bremenhayen on the steamer Laou.
Governor Lee yesterday accepted the resigna-
tion OF K r. Huosrd, member OF the Board Of
Visitors Of the Medical College OF Virginia
Asix-year-old son OF Mr. Cary, on Pine street,
climbed hghtning-rod yesterday afternoon
aud the rod broke and he fell. receiving severe
bruises.
Invitations are out to tho marriage, July 80 at
p. NJ. at Beth Ahaba temple. OF Ar. Herbert
7. EZekiel. city editor Of the Wig. and Miss ka-
chel Flegenhemer.
3ir. Samuel s. Elan is spoken OF az successor
70 Mr. Bufori Grymes az member of the Coun-
ell from Madison Ward, Mr.. Grymes having been
nominated for election 10 the position Of clerk
10 the Treasurer.
AT recent meeting OF the Grant Guards tcol-
ored) the following officers were elected Cap
tain. A. Foster: First Lieutenant II. n. Williams:
Second Lieutenant Robert Banks; First Ser
geant W. p Msdgin.
Colonel White made the annual inspection OF
the Soldiers Home yesterday evening, on which
occasion ladies' auxiliary society vas formed
with temporary organization, OF which Mrs
Alonzo Phillips was chosen president and Miss
Burroughs secretary.
The city ambulance was called 70 the Rich
mond Locomotive Works about9 O'Clock yester-
day morning % one Of the white operatives who
had one OF his hands slightly hurt IN some ma
chinery. His hand was dressed and he was left
at the works.
A live snake enclosed in paper box was re-
Gently received at the Richmond post-office The
officials instituted inquiries 20 the sender with
the view Of enforcing the penalty OF the law. out
finding that the sender was little girl. and that
no harm was intended. the matter was dropped.
Governor Lee has accepted the invitation os
the delegates from Richmond 70 accompany
them to the Convention Of the National League
OF Democratic Clubs 10 be held In Baltimore on
July 4th. Mayor-elec Taylor Eilyson sGd Colo
mel Tazewell Elicit, chairman OF The Cits Com
mittee, will also go.
Mr.. William c. Mayo. who some time ago
stood very creditahle civil-seryice exsmina-
ton. including modern languages. has hosn ap-
pointed 1rstclass clerk In the state Depart
ment az Washipg Mr.. Mayo Il a staunch
Democrat q willing and earnest worker In what
ever he undertakes. and his character and ca
pacity will make him valuable 70 the Govern
ment In the position he goes 20 al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
MANCHESTER HAPPENINGS.
Personal and Otber Items from Our
sister CITY.

Professor Charles S. Maurice has returned to
the city.
The Druids' lawn party at the corner of Tenth
and Bainoridge streets continues to be largely
attended.
Mr. NJ. A. Cogbill, clerk Of the County Court,
was In the city yesterday.
Tho streets Of Manchester are all several
inches deep 10 dust
Among the visitors from Richmond yesterday
were Messrs. Samuel II. Pulilm. Jackson Guy,
and G. =. Johnston.
The Hastings Court. which Is engaged in the
trial OF cNi cases. viii probably adjourn Tor tho
term to- morrow or Monday.
Miss Clay Wills, of Chesterfield, who was one
OF the young ladies present mt the bandanl ger
man Wednesday night. is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. ID. l.. Puliam.
The old story that lot OF stolen gold is buried
near the Petersburg turnpike is being resur-
rected. and much Of the swamp earth theren-
bouts Is being uplified.
The Sunday school OF the Eleventh-Street
synagogue, Richmond. held their annual picnic
at Drewry's Mansion yesterday. The excursion
lists. who nllsd seven or more large wagons. re-
turned late IN the afternoon, having spent An
enjoyable day at one Of the most pleasant places
in virginia.
Iudianola Tribe Of Red Men gave an excursion
20 Bon Air yesterday, and carried with them six
coaches full of visitors
A number of gentlemen from this city went up
20 Boshers Dam Wednesday night for noon
light Ash, and caught shad and twenty German
carp
Messrs. Sampson * Adamson, OF this city, ana
y. ". Bowo, Of Richmond. sold considerable
Manchester property at public auction yesterday
afternoon. The lots on Maury, Eleventh, Eve
rett, and Clay streets were bought by Messrs.
James F. Bradley and Samuel II. Pulliam. The
price ranged from 81 70 $3.50 per foot The pro-
perty ON Bainbrdge street was knocked out at
81 300, but this sale is not certain.
The water mains for HUH street will soon
arrive. 1hey are being manufactured In the
North and will be sent here when completed.
The idea is TO lay the water mains on nun
street flrst, 80 that the work OF repaving that
street can be pushed ahead.
The e, 100000 deed Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad which WAS recorded at Roanoke last
week was also recorded In Chesterfield this
week Somo OF the shops Of the Company are
IN Chesterfield. and this Is why the deed was
placed on record in that county. The tax on the
deed was paid In Roanoke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
PronerfY Trnnafers.

Richmond Elisha +. Carter AMI wife 10
JCsaph 8 OF. - ftet on q ery TT, OF between
Ho " Rnd Ctina. $50: Matte =. Harris to Ma-a
Harris, enc haf interest III 27al feet ca ha'n
suess between Second anl Third, s., 80; w. ii.
Hooper, aud wife to Leila g. Ysger, 2s feet 4 Mar
shal street reIr Harrison, sl,6O0: Z. Q. iinsley
Ald vile 10 Godfrey Davis and j. Il. stowe, Jr.
3j feet on Twenty-sixth street nea- U, 500; VIII
liam TreIlsr, and Il. 4. ilmo-o AMI lh.ir wives
70 Buckner G. Baylor, ~ feet on tIftR street
between Duyal and Eaker. 5000: Charles
Waishis trustee to william Ferglson. 30 feet on
JACKSON street between ST James aud Price,
S1,4e0.
henrico: William A. Cantrell aud wife 10 John
ii. Miller. 100 acres, s>e5; Charles ii. Corey and
wife TO John VI. Garrant 30 feet on Dance street
between Carter and Ritchie, $500: John H. Din
neen and wife TO p. A. Csson, l40 feet on Heprlco
street, se, 100; same to Henry ". Dupay, 100 feet
on Henrico street. 500: sSms 20 X L, Van
Deventer 50 feet on Henrico street AMI 20 feet on
Brookland street, $50; ssme 70 Miss Sslio Hitter.
40 feet on Henrico su cot $3.50; same 10 Edmund
l. Powell, 100 feet on henrico street. 400. same
70 Waiter sydEor. 90 feet on Henrico street.
$40; James Fox snd wife TO Sarah L.. wife OF
William +. Woodson, "a feet on Scott street near
CarfingtOu. 81 25O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE.
Some OF the Cases Before the Police
Court Yesterday.

FLOYD Tyler, n pleasant looking young man,
apparently not moro than n nsieen years old,
was before the POli' Court yesterday morning
charged with assaultng and woundinR Harvey
l.. Ford. with rock, with intent % Kill. Thsro
were nearly dozen witnesses In tho case, which
Of course made The examination protracted
one.
II appeared that Tyler and Ford, who had been
paying their deyotOns 10 the same young lady and
between whom not the kindest OF feelings existed,
met Wednesday night on Hancock street be-
tween Clsy and Leigh and engaged In n contro-
ycrsy which resulted In blows. Tyler got in
some good work and pummelled his antagonist
quito severely as was shown ny swollen aud
almost closed eye and boeom that had been
bathed In his own blood. After patie.t hear
Ing Justice Rich ardson concluded that there was
no felony, and fined the accused s. and costs.
Being assured by both parties that there would
De no removal Of the trouble, they were not re-
quired 10 give bond.
PLAYING POLICY.
Marshall Brown and Julia Edmonds tboth
cOlOredl were charged with exhibiting a certain
came called policy or jug" This was
reported ia yesterdays Dispatch. Brown rented
q room from Julia in Horse alley, and when tho
officers went there on Wednesday TO make q
raid Julia told them that Brown was dead, but no
was subsequently, found about the promises, and
tho officers seized policy book and some tickets
OF the Confederate Veteran Distribution Com
psny, but no jug was found. Brown was sent on
10 the grand Jury and balled for his appearance,
with G. NJ. Henley as his surety. Julia was dis
charged
Brown admitted that the books. &c, were his
property; that he had been working for the
Southern Distribution Company, but when the
wheel was taken by the officers he suspended
operations lie kept the room. expecting that
the game would open up this week.
OTHER CASES.
The continued case Of Charles II. Harris tco-
lored,, charged with assaulting and shooting
Richard Bagey on the 18th Of May, with intent TO
Kill, was called, aud as none OF the witnesses
could be found was dismissed.
John Preston (colored). ch lrged with being
suspicious character, was required 20 give So
curlty for bis good behavior for twelve months In
the sum Of fl00
Lucy Evans lcolored) was fined s. and costs for
being disorderly on the street
Charles Thompson (colOred) was fined 50 and
costs for cursng and abusing Alexander For
rester
Andrew Winston, small boy. charged with
shooting grAyels on the street. and Charles ARM
istead, charged with assaulting and beating
James Green on the street, were both whipped
In court by their fathers.
John Jones was charged with allowing vicious
dog to run az large and bite the child OF Edward
Williams Ordered that the dog be killed
wherever found.
John W. Johnson, n negro boy nine years old,
was charged with stealing two CRATES, which were
found in his possession. but which he said were
given him by n colOred girl. Justice Richardson
said the boy might be guilty, but he could not
send an irresponsible child Ike this to jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
saint Patrick's Male school.

The exercises incident 20 the closing Of this
school were held at Corcoran Hall last night
Father Van do vyyer delivered the medals and
premiums. and in so doing gave the young men
some good, sound advice The following is
list OF The medalists:
First Glass: Gold medal for general pro-
nciency awarded William j. Doran. Gold medal
(presented by ST. Vincent de Pauls Conferencej
Tor arithmetic awarded 70 john j. Finnerty.
silver modal gift of ST. Vincent dc Pauls Con-
iorence) for Christian dJclrlne awarded to James
II. Clarke.
Second Class: Gold medal for general pro-
ficiency awarded William Murphy. Silver medal
for arithmetic awarded James Mccarthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
The Coupon Gases.

Judgments in the coupon cases decided at
this term OF the Hastings Court where the
bonds from which coupons were cut had been
funded we're yesterday set aside.
This action puts the cases on the docket again
for further hearing.
In these cases parties paid money for their
taxes and nt the same time rendered coupons
which they wanted verified. Tho law says that
In proving coupons the proof shall be the BOND
from which the coupons were cut, but the bonds
were not produced, though oath was made by
witnesses that they had seen the coupons cut
of, and the evidence was thought sufficient for
the jury 10 render judgment. But the state re-
fused to pay the coupons. syerring that the
bonds were in the States custody.
Hence the action of Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

First Class: Medals FOR diligence. obedience,
! and excelleuce IN conduct were given 10 \. Matt
! aud K. HulClsr. Premums-ih. NdrDriuk and
I Fr Newhelser: Charles Meyer first premium
| In arithmetic: George SchraudL first premium
/ in geography; Louis NOlte, FIRST premium IN
/ German and English peDmanshp; sylvester
Ross, premium IN grammar; Frank Hulcher,
premium IN arithmetic: Charles Fischer, pre-
MUM Ia German Translation; August BucGer,
premium IN history: Charles Hoschen, premium
| In spelling and reading: William holzbach, pro-
MUM IN spelling and reading; Frank Oyerman,
premium in Catecnisms Baulamin hOccKelWan,
premium in German readiug and translation
Mic Hanky. second premium in German aud
English penn anship; John schwarz. second
premium In reading and spelling; Andrew Gun
Ger, second premium Ia German reading aud
translation; kd. klsu. premium H. geography.
Secoud Class; Frank Iarbees, premium in
catechism; Benjamin bucker. preMium in
arithmetic: u. hex. premium IN spelling; VIII
liam kcmke, premium IN reading; a. lhol,
premium Ia punctualiy: u. FelthauS. premium
in English roading and spelling; \. august, pre-
nilum IA German translation. Premiums Tor
general Improvement: A. Hartken, 4. }. VIM
ter. Mniam nulcher, Chrs. Gerring, j.
Cowardin, Alcpzo Cowsrdia. Cparles Cewardin.
Premium for more than five distinctions: Syl-
vester Ross, George SchtGndi, ana benjamin
Buckor.
good conduct II. RomAc, promium IA reading
and German translation; j. T0oi, premium 10
Arithmetic and spelling: g. Fischer, premium
Ia spelling: j. Matt, premium Ia readlBgi ..
Becker premium IN arithmetic,
Premiums ia Arithmetic, Sp0iipe aud Pen
mau,hIp; A. Keller j. Hensler, b. holzgrete, j.
Eck, J. farlsy. aud l. Farley
Joseph llatse, premium Ia Second Reader.
l. RdelbluG and j. fckert premium IA German
aud English translation. and spelling
EdWard Angst and =. brameyeI, premiums Ia
FRS reader ana spelling.
Premiums for General Improvement: y.
Hulcher, j. Boschcn, James schwarz. and H.
Miller
Premiums for Reading and Spelling Ia Lowest
Class: William Matt j. Hrppert, a. Mckenny,
j. Aafltz, william feitheus, II. spereisen, j. !
Kusterer, n. Fisher. and benjamin Taeiker
Rreniiuns for Regular Attendance at school |
and Divine Service: \. H0ss. A. Malt. ). Aatt, |
William Matt. G. Meyer, aud Louis Nolto.
girls SCHOOL.
For highest scholarship. application TO studies,
and amiabie depoltment--nsdais wore awarded
First Class Rosa Schepsrs aud Agnes HUI
cher Premium 10 Mary Amshein,
socond Glass: Medal. Anpse Heeke. frcinl- |
ums, Louisa kdelblui and kaiie orscheL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

is mo reduced price Of Lace-Striped Lawn-con-
.ll.rcl very cheap when sold al SC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
Uenrfco County Notes.

The County Court was 10 have been in session
yesterday, but Judge Minor was kept away by
the sudden death at the residence OF the Judges
mother OF Mr.. John B. Warren. The court will
be in session to-day, when Judge kedd, OF Han
over. will decide the Hanover road case, In
which Judge Minor ls interested. and which has
caused 20 much litigation.
a cOOrcd man named Johnson was before q
magistrate yesterday afternoon charged with
keeping disOrderly house near the Brook
turnpike, but tho evidence did not sustain the
charge and he was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
In MnkR klacfric Gnra.

Messrs. Thornton N. Motley & Co., OF Now
YORK, have given the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine-Work u contract for building nifty eec-
trio cars to be fitted with the Sprsgue motor. Ten
OF these cars go TO Connellsyille, o., and Il Is
thought the others will DO used on the City rail-
way here. Messrs. Flynn and Motley while here
this week stated that their wants will be not less
than $50 cars per annum. These shops are
thoroughly equipped for work OF this kind and
can turn out the cars in as good shape as those
made at the North
II ia understood that the Union Passenger
Company IL about 10 rent the large Richmond
and Danyille building corner Tenth and Bank.
IL Is understood that the general Offices OF both
strect-car lines aud the Eectric-Light aud Power
Company Will all be in the samo building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
Cnesapeake and Ohio.
SUMNER SEASON OF 1888.
THREE TRAINS IN EACH DIRECTION.
ADDrrroSAL TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO srRmGs.

In the Chesapeake and Ohio schedule. which
TOOK effect June l7th. a third through train over
the entire road has been added for the conye-
nience OF passengers 10 mountain resorts on the
limo Of the Chesapeake ana Ohio railway.
Passengers may now leave Richmond at lO3O
p. NJ. arriving at tho springs stations the follow
lug morning.
This train IA of special convenience 20 passen-
gers 10 the Warm. Hot, and Healing Springs lt
reaches MilbOro' az 9. 30 A. NJ, giving an early
morning drive over the mountains 10 the Valley.
Chesapeake and ohio sleepers are now run
ming, but PullmRn's will be substituted In few
days. our schedule for this summer gives three
trains I'm each direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
for a New Election on
Juno 2Sth.

The City Democratic Committee met last
night There were present quorum exactly.
Chairman Elicit stated that the object Of tho
meeting was 10 make arrangements for the elec-
tion OF new committee, the present one ex-
prlng ON June 3oth.
IL was decided that the resolution passed a. n
former meeting, introduced by SIR. Peter j. Bur
ton. naming Thursday Juno 2sth. az the night
on whicn the people OF each ward are 20 meet for
the purpose OF electng the members OF the city
Committee 70 take on.ce July lst, was re-
aflismed.
The committee left II 70 the ward superin-
tendents 20 call the meeting and Dame the places
In each ward.
Mr. Grymes resigned his position as superin-
tendent 0 Madison Ward and Mr. Ned Cummins
was elected Temporary ward superintendent
The committee then adjourned subject 10 the
call OF the chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22
COMMON COUNCIL MEETING.
Electric Cars on Main and Broad


A called meeting Of the Common Council was
held last night ut 7:30 O'Clock ia the Council
chamber. Prescott Messrs. Bethel (presidenp,
I'm, GUY, Hudnall, Jones, Kaufman. Keniler,
LAnge, Mann. Moiloy, Murphy. Owen, Parrater.
Parrish, Pizzini. Splitter. and starke.
The object Of the meeting was TO consider the
ordinance allowing the City hailway Company
20 run its cars by electricity. The ordnance was
read and without discussion passed.
IL now goes 70 the acting mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

ars many difficulties In the way, has they are
well understood by the able New YORK nnanei'fs
who ars taxing an interest 10 the matter.
1t will 30 good thing for the city Oh klch-
rnond ana a good thing for both roais for ne
Allegheny Line 70 be made sharer OF tne
Chesapeake and ohio through-freignt business
the track ~ the latter now being greatly crowded
with both passenger and freight trains.
In other words II the Allegheny ROAD - sc-
quired the Chesapeake and ohio viii have whst
Is practically double track for through-frcignt
business from Richmond 10 Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

You WHO LEAD sEDEsrARY LIVES will ind
great relief from constipation, hoadache, and
nervousness, by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lator. II Is simple. harmless, vegetable COM
pound. sure to relieve you. Persons Of seden-
tary habits often suffer with kidney affections.
II they would maintain tho strength OF the
digestive organs and improve the quality OF the
blood by taxing tho Regulator 1t would restore
the kidneys TO health ana yigor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

Day before yesterday +. B. Anderson, q white
man forty-nine years old. shot John Todd In
Newport News. After the shooting he escaped.
but telegraphed back when about ten miles away
on the railroad that he would return and sur
render himself. Just at this point however. be
was arrested By a detective and brought TO Rich
mond aud locSed up In the First station: Ihe
Newport News sheriff is Ia tho city and will take
tho man back to-day.