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BURKE'S CASE SETTLED.
lie wnlbc Returned to Chicago

". VIII De Returned 10 'hi'hg"s
WINNIPEG. Man, July 3O.-BuIke Is
application for writ of hdbeds corpus
was dismissed to-day by the unanimous
decision Of the full court, and the
prisoner again remanded for oxtradi.
ton. This settles the case here. and
Burke will be- taken back to Chicago as
soon rs the formalities with the Fed.
eral authorities &C Ottawa are cont
pleted, which will take about eight or
fott diva
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far North. He was also interested IN
the storehouse of Wells Harper. and |
think had branch house in Richmond.
This was previous to the war. Wien
the war broke out he went to Rich
mond. where he had much at stake.
Ills property here was accordingly
seized and cOnhscated, and then
sold at delinquent tax sale. United
: .ates Judge Underwood was an I'M
portant factor in this. After the war
he sought to reclaim this. and succeed
ed. and. although he received back all
his property. it cost him something
like fortune 10 do il, and the value OF
the same had fallen of to about one
fifth Its former value. He was presi-
dent of the Bank Of the Old Dominion.
and was defendant in a score of suits
growing out OF its troubles, all OK
which he won.
NcNeigh married a Mrs. Chamber
lain. of the upper country Culpeper or
Fauquier- relatives Of John Hampden
Chamberlain. BY her he had four chill
dren. who survive him. They are rs
follows: Mrs. Chas. 4. Baldwin lwho
recently lost her husband. a big shoe
merchant of Richmoudl. Of Richmond
Mrs. Y. Powell Hill, Mr.. Willie Nc
Weigh. Jr.. Of this city, and J. Harvey
McVeigh. Of Culpeper.
Mr.. McVeigh was connected with Or.
Hoge's congregational Richmond years
ago. and has been such warm friend
OF that venerable divine that he never
would Withdraw, preferrlng TO retain
his membership while he attended the
Second Church here, and gave literally.
helping 1t in every way. lie was
good citizen and will be missed. Few
of the old merchants are left. His death
was unexpected Neither his grand
daughter. of Richmond Miss =. Nc
Neighl. TO whom he was 30 greatly at
tached, nor his daughters were with
him when the end came. Several of
them LEFT Yesterday morning for the
country and returned last night only TO
lind him no more.
Mr.. McNeigh will be laid away IN
Ivy Hill to morrow afternoon.
About fifty delegates of the State
Dental Association met TO day Dr.
Rust. Of this city, presided. with DR..
Keesee. OF Richmond. as secretary. \
number Of new members were admitted
and numerous reports were read. l'r.
Thaxton, of Farmville. addressed the
convention. They will continue three
days.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
General Payne passed through here
to-day for Warrcnton. lie looks hale
and hearty. aud much benefited 10y ms
tour
Mr.. James Loose. missing his three
year.old daughter Lena. sought and
found her in ditch filled with water,
apparently lfeless. Physicians this
evening resuscitated the child, who
ill ....InI.It. tn.ANar
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ATLANTA. GA, July 3O.--When Henry
Beavers, who lives near Rutleige. left
home last night. he gave bis wife a
loaded shotgun and told her TO shoot
anybody who bothered her. lie re-
returned at 10 o clock. and thinking to
have some fun refused TO tell Mrs. Bea-
vers who he was. She shot him in the
neck, and he will probably die.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG
Charter Cranted--Accidcntall >hot-Dis-
a~tr0u~ Flood.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 30.-The
charter for the Iron Cross and Gold
and Silver Mining Company WA.
granted here to-day with a capital Of
$500 600. Its officers are composed of
prominent Virginia and New York capi-
talists. 10 will develop the mineral
properties OF the surrounding country.
The head offices will be in this city.
Thomas Glasgow accidentally shot
himself to-day in the abdomen with an
old army pistol which he found on the
battle field. There are no hopes tor his
recovery.
The flood of the past two days car
risd away about forty feet Of the ex-
tension dam now being constructed. 1t
will cause a delay IN filling the city
reservoir.
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DISASTER TO 4 VIRGINIA FARMER
His Entire Crop of Wheat Destroyed.
Special % the Times

IT1T u TTTTT T TITI''l-
LYNCHBURG. Va. July 30-Yester-
day j. T. Sperry. living five miles from
Liberty. lost his whole crop Of wheat.
While engaged in threshing it a spark
from the steam engine set il all on fire
and the flames could not be stopped be-
fore the wheat. the barn. and the
threshcr were all consumed. His loss
is very serious. aud there was no insur-
anCe.
The Republicans give notice Of am
aui-Mah0ne meeting here Thursday
night. but it Is not expected to amount
90 much
luceseant rains still continue in all
this section 90 the serious damage of
crops and business generally.
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THE SEASIDE CITY.

s.....aF ffnlu4rsd- Democratic lO-tOfuef
OnitiIl- Removed.
NORFOLK. Va. July 30.-The whal-
ing bug Eunice III. Adams arrived here
Tins afternoon from st. Domingo with
1853 barrels of sperm oil as cargo. On
the voyage the vessel had her sails bad
ly damaged.
Three Democratic letter carriers were
removed from the postoiiice to. day and
Republicans appointed in their places.
Instructions were also received from
Washington to abolish two Of the
clerkships in the Office, and Postmaster
s'ade has hurried Oft to try aud have
the order cOunterman anded.
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a SEAN OF COAL ON FIRE.


'F"I '''I'- '''''III II VI y IITI'-I-f
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 30.-A fire
which started Sunday night in shaft
No. , of the Pratt coal mine. six miles
from this city, is still burning. IL Is
supposed that "a seam of coal De- burning
and there seems 10 be no way Of putting
mules were in the mine when the fire
broke out and must have suffered hor-
rible deaths. as they were cut Oft from
air and the burning shaft was the only
means OF escape.
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MARSHALL, Mo-. July 3O.-lnforma-
ton has Just been received that the es-
tate of a man named Fisher. who died
in Germany some years ago, is about
to be divided among the American
heirs. of whom there are seventy-;wo.
twenty-five of them being in this
county and several in Illinois. The
estate is valued at Sjl 100000
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years ago he was proprietor and editor
Of the New York Dental Jonrndl and
established national reputation
throughout the country. In 1867
be was elected to the Common Coun-
ell in New York city, and in 1865
removed 10 Titusvillc, where he has
since resided. lie was delegate to the
Republican national convention in Chi
cago last year, and a strong supporter
Of Harrison and Morton. He was
prominent in State politics and served
several terms in the State Legislature.
He leaves an estate valued at S3, 600. .00o.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. July 30.-Charles
Delger. one Of the condemned murder
ers. who is 10 hang tomorrow. attempt
ed 10 commit suicide during the night
Dy drawing handkerchief tightly
around his neck, and was found uncon-
scious in his cell this morning. lie
was, however, resuscilated. and will be
constantly guarded to prevent the sec
Ond attempt until executed.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 80" Rube
Burrows. "a noted train robber. muir
dercr. and outlaw. was arrested at Yer
non. Lamon county, yesterday. The
sheriff. fearing an attempt TO rescue the
prisoner or % lynch him. IL Is not
known which. appealed to Governor
Seay for troops The Governor ordered
the birmingham Rifles to 90 TO Vernon
at once. and the company left the city
at 2 clock this morning.
OLD MAN BURROWS DEFIANT.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 30.-The
news from Lamar county up to Z
O'Clock tonight is very meagre. The
Sheriff has old man Burrows, John
Burrows. and the old man S son-in-law.
Cash. i'm jail at Vernon, charged with
being accessory after the fact TO the
murder of Postmaster Grave at Jewell.
bv Rube Burrows Their preliminary
trial comes of tomorrow, and Sheiu
Metcalf is uneasy. as he fears RuOe and
hs gang may attempt a rescue. There
is also danger that the people may
lynch the prisoner. In response to the
sheriff B request the Governor to-day
ordered the Birmingham Rifles to Yer
non. and they are now guarding the
iai. Rube Burrows has gang with
him i'm the mountains, and deiies the
authorities TO capture him. The re-
wards for his arrest aggregate $4,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July jO.-lt is
said that a ship-building syndicate is
being formed with the Cramps at its
head. for the purpose Of pooling the IN
terests Of all Of the prominent ship
building interests of the country, and
that the purchase of the British ship
yard on Vancouver Island is contem-
plated.
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A BURGLAR LET LOOSE
0n Promising to Leave West Point.

On Promising to Leave West Point.
Especial 90 the Times
WEST POINT. Va. July 3O.-A cool
attempt az burglarzing was made here
last night at midnight. 4 negro man
made an attempt To rob the residence Of
Thomas b. Henly. on Main street. He
climbed up on the porch by means of a
ladder which had been LETT near by by
a painter the previous day. lie was
overheard in his progress TO gain en-
trance by a daughter Of Mr. llenly. who
gave ;he alarm. which frightened him
off a short distance. lie md behind a
tree just across the street and after
wards made an attempt to escape, but
was run down by Mr.. Henly and
several neighbOrs who. at the muzzle
of the gun, compelled him to halt. He
gave his name as William Grela, and
was a dock hand here. He promised to
leave town if let off. and after some
consideration II was agreed TO.
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THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM
AND MARY

AND STATE MALE NORMAL SCHOOL
having just closed a most successful session.
beains its 10Th year on OCTOBER 3, iSs9-
one hundred md twonty-c eight state scholar
ships free of tuition and 40 cost Tor h,'i'
iignts. ard washing not 90 exceed $40 per
month. Provides thorough NORMAL and
ACADEMIC training Historic surround
ings. Healthy climate. Fort, -eieht miles
from Richmond. ON the Chesapeake md ohio
Ka.lroad send for catalogue.
LYON a.. TYLER. President.
t,oc. .ootom Williamsburg. Va.
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SOUTHERN WHITE BEPuBLICANS.

Thirty--iN Protective Tarim Leagues
Formed.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, July 30.-Secre-
tary Barber, of the White Republican
Protective Tariff League reports that
thirty-six clubs have been chartered.
and many other applications for char
ters are awaiting action by the eXecu-
tive committee. A meeting of the
league IL to be held in Birmingham
about the middle of August, at which
Efforts will be made to introduce the
organization into every Southern State.
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CHICAGO. July 3O.-ll,rman Cannon,
Polish Jew, sixty-fiye years Of age,
shot himself in the mouth with suicidal
intention at o'clock tins afternoon.
lie will die. He 10 supposed to be worth
$3.50. 600 in real estate. lie has wife
and grown-up family.
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For Uif. Iu fIf address amin
DFNINAI FRANCIS n. SMITH.
lV1O-lN\AGl ~nptiihfhh'i''
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
pINIIMONn w.

nv IT w u ' =
The next sess ON opens -IfifNbtls lNfh.
and continues nine months. The college,
comprises eight INDEPENDENT schools. con-
aufteu hv the same number Of Professors.
and Il fhOrOughly equipped for dispensli
fhn~.flJh and extensive course ~ lnstfuc-
finn and for securing the comfort, conN"-
nicnce and health 81 It's students.
fNrcnsns Of "a uou-rl sldcnt >tnient 10, tls
session. So 80. OF a resident student ABOUT
r,r catalogues diving detailed Information.
d. .itr.ss B PIRlEAR.
Chairman OF the Faculty.
catalogues may also be obtained az the
hook store.
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rhou.aud- of Acre, OF Cotton submerged

Ihou,tud- Of Acre, OF Cotton Submerged.
New ORLEANS. Ia. July 3O.-The
Times Democrat, Duck Hill. Miss, .ays:
The rainfall last night and to-day was
the hardest FOR years in this
section. All the large streams
have overflowed their banks. Thou
ands of acres of cotton and corn are
submerged. Many fences and bridges
have beenswept away. The indications
are fore more rain.
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THE ANNUAL MEErING OF TIE
SICK DOGS

SEHgEANIs CONDITION PILLS are a
sure thing. Invaluable iu thc treatment ~
DI-rEMpEu. NANGE.Iu-S pf ArrflllE.
IENEHS And GENERAL btbIi ~.
Oipiatiue Coated and easily administered.
send fOr circular. Price y per box.
Address. lnE POLK MILLER DRUG toy
iy3l-u liriinoh'' W.
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PATTERSON. y. j.. July 3O.-Ihe ar
Is thick with rumors about syndicates.
English capital is said to De maxim.
efforts TO obtain control of the various
locomotives works and silk factories
here. i'm addition TO the brewing interests
ALREADY secured.
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sensation af the g.. 4. u. incnmpment.
MILw AUKEE, WIS. july 50.-A fash
of lightning ont OF clear sky can cause
no greater sensation than that which
prevailed at the headquarters Of the
national O. \. r. encampment IN
this city tonight when the
action OF the eight department
commander. at Chicago became
known. Commander A. G.. Weissert was
taken fully by surprise. as were Colonel
Watrous and Secretary Pierce. No
body knew that such meeting had been
contemplated. and the result of
the same was decided news To head
quarters. Commander Weissert de
Clared most emphatically that the
encampmcnt would not be re-
moved from Milwaukee at this
late date. and that the great
parade would take place. notwiths,and-
ing the action Of the Commanders of
the eight States who were assembled at
Chicago.
A special meeting of the Executive
Committee will be called Tor to.mor-
row night. in which the matter will be
thoroughly discussed
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The President to Leave Deer rarh

DEER PARK. MD. July 5D.-Prt sident
Harrison will leave here at 1919 A. NJ.
Thursday for Washington. Mrs. Har-
rison will. not accompany him
10 Bar HarbOr next week.
The President to-day cOmmuied TO
life Imprisonment the sentence Of
Joseph Martin. one of the Fort Smith,
Ark, murderers. The President and
Cardinal Gibbons dined together this
evening at GenatOr Davis cottage.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Death Of Mr. VI Iiliau y. h'N rilh- hfi"i
sketch Of HI, Iifc-1hc Virginia Dental
t>-ociatiou.
Special 10 the Times.
ALEXANDRIA. July 3O.-The death Of
Mr.. William y. McNeigh. removes one
Of the few surviving merchants of the
ante bellim days wLsn Alexandria
rivalled Baltimore, bidding fair TO equal
the present, both As to pros 9eriIy and
population, and one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed citizens.
Mr.. McVeigh was born in Loudoun
county, August Is, is0s; coming here
when a boy he entered the merchantile
house, and later chose this as his future
calling. He did we'll and the house Of
William n. McVeigh. and later j. Ii. *
William y. McVeigh. his brother Handy
being the senior member, becoming
well-known throughout the State and
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II ~lIlIfir. Troy. NY The oidea >chooi
M FDgInnrng n me- Initd Nfifrs. Next
term b,sns sept. ~. Ihc hcglster tor 1851.
contains ust of graduates Tor 30 yeais' WIN
their positions, also course oi study. teHult.
menfs for admission, expenses. "it. 'nhui
tiafos living at di tancf mnv he eHlnlneu
af tnelr homes. Addre,s DAVID NJ.
GREENE. director. u bl-lNN -ih
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VOL, III-NUMBER 1882.

vI,lutE INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
WA1uNeIoN. n g.. July sO.-Tor
Boz, Virginia showers. followed Thurs
- iar ny m'r ucafly stationary tom-
.....ra. westerly winds.
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University
Of Virginia.

Session begins Ocf. Isl. and continues nine
months. rncultv of twcntN-onc Professors
aud eirnf Instructors Mcli-cuuinpsd
laboratories and museums. Necc> nfN tN-
ponseS ola Nirgiuiln lu the Acttcmlcal n'-
nqrtmcrf only $50 For cntnlogus~ ~. apply To-
Mv a. N.ffinKNION Chairman of fhc Faculty
p O University of Na ie2N-eodi2t
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,rur rIGuTTENTH SESSION OF

l IHE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MD
MECHANICAL tHllfDE VIII conmen'"
.nn THURSDAY September -. lN~v. ~"
location of the Virginia Agricn turai fNpet-
mcnf station. nn the college inrm, eiN', SUI
pprfnr Advantages 60 the students in hsi'ul-
.tlsra.l and new machine added. Offering
srcruI Inducements to the students ln me.
el.nIfs Tuition irse Board ltum = Z" 81
rDr month. Dor clfnlosuc nnd inilhti ~
,,r,,l,fion arpftfn l.. I.IDMAN. PRESIDENT,
ul,.i. .i.rrr Nn WIG nlwNMlm
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AGAIN An INTERESTING SIBJECT IN
WASHINGTON.

Nhaicr,- Washington kilograms.
WASHINGTON. %. c.. July s0.-Ex-
Representative Brady. General Groner
and cN-kepnsoniativo John S. Wise
are in tie uty, and Virginia affairs
promise 20 be uppcfmost again before
tfc President on hI. return. They deny
That there Dis trouble over the cOmpro-
mise adopted by Mn Brady and the
Malone mon. through the Intervention
of The National Executive Committee.
What they are looking after now. the
thing chat Mr. Wise especially is inter
esied iu. Us 90 get the appointment of
postmaster at Richmond They spent
some time with Mr.. Ciaik.On. a. the
fostoiiice Department this morning.
THE PRESIDENTS BOSTON TRIP.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 3O.-The
programme fer the PRESIDENT trip to
Boston BIAS been finally arranged. lie
Viii leave Washington at @ o. clock Tues
day morning August 9Th. ON "a special
car attached to the regular limited train
over the Pennsylvania road. arriving in
New York lhat afternoon. After dinner
In New York the FAN River steamer for
Boston viii bee taken. The 9Th will be
spent in Boston. where Mr.. Walker
Blaine viii take charge of the Presi-
dental party. leaving with them the
next morning for Bar larbor on
pecial train.
TWO WHhLERs WRECKED.
secretary Tracy received the follow
Ing dispatch from Lieutenant Com
90. ,f,.l..,'i. p'l...,.-. ~.
sI .,.i ..., .-.. tc''7 3", "" ou'l
tolnrrarh Theirs arrived m 81 Mi.
@i,..i. p.i,r;,,., 49,, fr,,., ti,'. ,,-ti,
O..,n with a ror,i,n If The sn,,'ivors
,f tbo hank iffle Ohio - ~ Now ROD
f.rd wrecked at p.int Homo Arctic
Ocean O.fohor 9i 1sSe Ont of 99
men ON board fhero were buf ei0ht snr-
viv0rs. The names of the survivors are
Edward Maison. vs.. T.. TAFT. Anton
R0dridguo-. James Eav. Frederick ".
Swartz Enos Naco, Peas Perez and
Samuel Rrown.
Whaling bark "OhiO Second. of
Sew Bedford, wrecked on Morivick
island about June l-t. 1889. The ves-
-el is total loss. but the officers and
men were saved. The rheti, will re-
turn ODD Jew dal IS I'D lhe Aicllc ocean
eciel"i y li"cl 'e,uIneu ''l' altei-
i' IT'D ii.'l '.'' i'H- DO Is Mne.o h' ia'
.... ...........,... ,...,~.,.
CONVICTED ol MlRpti'iN" AN UNITED
STATES CONSULAR A"iNl'
The State Department has received
cable dispatch reporting The conviction
hy the Consular Court at Iamatave,
Madaea-car of Captain J.. De r. Du-
verge. French adveniurer,ol killing
Victor f. w. oienwood. the United
o.'.e' consular agent Hi Nu'"h"De'
VI iua5t-''. ne '"O.'5''nl S'S'o.
''. ....'i..7, .'5 .on,.9..l tn ten
.',.... 81. ,....', .,.i t,'n,y. f,c IT,
.I, .... l--.nl -..,...-l
serve out the sentence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'' .t.t t'''
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Now i. the time to send in Your ads"r-
tisement> for thc 10000 extra DAiif
TINES edition, August i-t.
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Death of the Inventor Of Niiro-Clycerine
Torped"ss.

TTUsynLE, PA July 3O.-Dr. w. b..
Roberts, the originator OF nitro-glyce.
rine tori does for blasting in oil wells,
died at O'Clock this afternoon. Ten
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s. VIE NEED THE ROOM tCCD-
u lllU lr flr follow ue second hani see
.0s. HfH HIl srll fIrW Nfft rnenp
HtI W-IiN IlNll-Q IAklLl.
NNhfI IIIl.. Cost urw 500.
NhI GA ANDl1 1-lOf lli.EIuN.
NhI iIAIlliH-lOP fHIlDN|
1850 llAIulN-IOr tOAL-DOA hl1-
lII-
NhI ND-Ilp rfDf-iAN.
NAE Top JERSEY WAGON.
NNi SPRING UHtls
ihD GtNllNI lElMrIIk IOf BUG
I|ir
nNt rlN SEAT fNIINSlON-IOp CAR
lIhlI
lAu BREWSTER THREE QUARTER
4.I lDi-bAh blOslir.
Alb ~ these Vehicles have been thoroughly
paired Hld ieIaluisI. MlIl be- sold f0f less
'.Nu iNtii value io make quick sale.
DAVID A. AIN1ilE a BRO,
llXl.su.NeGsu 80 Richmond. Va.
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The POST in an editorial to morrow
commenting on Civil Service Oomii's- Oon, ;
.iooer Roosevelt. viii say. lhe ! oNt ~
onits wiling that this young Daps'u
fsnJ sf0 10 bee BANGED discipie oi
!. c@onnfelfe.t reform should make cno'CP
If associatss best fitted 90 ms pei7Via' N,..'
sn5 intellectual tastes. Da'hlnS new
Vork snorts of high degree ,,'..,s 9lM.ys e
.sbnr n fondue-s for the followers s
~ ' Richard X. Fox. We have s,i n.' Ia q
Ja.bt that the great cause OF ciN' ,,.a, se'
yo@'' y,ee reform, ,' which ,'Theo is an',oc wet,
,.,,|sinc r,,o was neglected entirely qulins i,i'
nu'''pS ,,.a rg6errss Of the recent sullivan. .,,
Tarsin mill. while the fiitn Ii'i'. aN'nuo
,n,s :, was degoting his time to realms ,
H. ,ho ysnorts of the same 10 ,' 20"
'nS 'i", fnow NJ. Theodore ho1so {,
,'cl, ~o1 that the civil se1S'.S .S law w
:. te''' heinc repeatedly violated. violated, ,d,' as
the Pssi charged, by IT. the 1eppp,,oen,, p'pnos,T
Of of men ard women ir the uefn' .,n'n '"''"e an'
o. Srom ,''o positions to which lhey were ,be sp
noinied without having p"s''" '"N
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kATANrED.-CONSUMERS IOCAlL
W anal r.t u supply Of DNl1ON RID
ASH COAL formerly called carbon hlll
-or Coke. 700 50 and s3 pr ton of 1000
-f1.. Invest c,.ii. l.fIc,s. t,o0i PINE WOOD.
.sp Den hall cord. BEST lINE. s2.25 per hait
cord. Oak WOOD. -1.2J and 800 PER h"lt
cord Broad street above Freight Depot
lg5 CHARLES n. PAGE.
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RfDnNoND. Va. July pa. l-eD.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF TIE
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,nlreDf Nr. JOSEPH Blti AZ. BOO this city.
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1850. f. Is MOORE, secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
-IocKuOLDl RS sol IHEHANALL-'ttNr
SHAW COMPANY wni De- icld 90 tle oiiics
of fhe company on
WEDNESDAY. AUGr-r sTH, 1889.
at ID ori.c'S VI.
LEWIS D. CREN~HAW, JR,
h,.-faau- secretary.
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WAsmNoTos, d. c.. July 3d.
The treasury department hos received
information by telegraph Of the seizure
by the revenue steamer Rush of the
British sealing vessel Black Diamond,
on July llth, for violating the sealing
laws. The telegram stated that partic-
ulars would follow by mail.
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GALESMEN. We WANT A FEW
y r.Ulnit mon fu trsel and slll our goods.
$50 ur.l lnIl. experience necessary. lrfnn-
uens position. -nlif5 -t.lO prr cay. Wss-s
and tfatrIIng expenses iu advance. 'p'hs
staple nud sHii on az o. bnslnfe- lshl, .ssy'
arutecl Address. with slnmp ''Nll-
NTNIAL M.l.l lO Cincinnati 3D.
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I nv TIl0T |ITIVTIll
50. if2 north EIGHTH street. The twenty
fourth session ltrlns MONpA y. ~tii lNhiN
slr THOMAS A. NORWOOD,
ga o,. Principal.