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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
LYNCHBURG.
Preparing to Entertain New inglanderS-
Burial of Professor Miles.

LNNCHBURG, Va. May D. Special -
The Midland Land and Improvement Com
pany is the name of new organization
formed in this city last saturday by some
leading business citizens. their object hcn.
tO help the other similar enterprises in de-
Ycloping and building np the suburbs Of the
city. Their land is Immediately adjoining
thcland- of the South Lynchburg Land on-
pany and near the Durham railroad depot
and the new cotton mills. The stock ls
taken in $40 shares each, and James !. Lee
is president of the company
4 new baukng-house was also or-
gauilCd saturday IN this city under
tine name of krisc Banking Conn
panv. 1t will Doe u chartered ln-ti-
tuition. and viii have part of the largest
capital of any bank iu tine city. with officers
of the best character and ability. Mr.. hilsc
has heretofore conducted q private bank
ng house of long standing.
The committee appointed hy the several
business organizations in the city 10 ar
range for the reception and the proper en-
terftinmcmf of the Nas-acnu-ctt It's Press As
sociati0n 10 visit oar city in few days.
had their meeting. and are expected I'D
formulate their plan at called meelihs
this evening and make the necessary ar
raneements. The visitors VIII be
met tl lttt NfliNl Ht lARi'N' '''
mittees Of reception and escorted 10
all the leading and attractive places
I'm the city and lis suburbs and VIII Doe Dam
quoted at the Opera House in the evening.
Atmight the young men of the city VIII give
them a brilliant BAH, and music from the
Richmond hrass-band. All the railroads
here will tender them free ride over lheli
lines. and the Chesapeake and ONO VIII
extend their invitation to the Natural
Bridge. only FORTY miles distance. No ci-
forts will bc spared 10 make the editors
visit here "a most pleasant one.
Among the new industrial enterprises TO
Dee introduced by the West lynchburg Lana
Company ON their property is large man
ufaciory Of automatic engines ANA ma
cninerv of all kinds. To- which the company
has subscribed Slo0.UO. and the other is
large furniture factory 30 which liberal
-ub-cription has also been made. These are
to come from Pennsylvania. and the parties
Interested in them, with their wives, Wlll
arrive in the city some time TINS Meek'
when the contemplated removal ot ihen
plant, will be finally agreed upon, espec-
ially if the lady visitors shall like our cltN'
Professor =. T.. Miles, of Blacksburg Col
lcge. died Saturday evening, ana Mds
buried Yesterday. His father and mother
and his brother, Professor Miles, of Emory
aud Henry College, were present win the
tpcpu-pf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.
The Committee to Reduce This in ses
sion-pIan.of the work.

The Committee to Reduce his in ses-
sion-PIan.of the work.
The House committee appointed by the
late session u the General Assembly to eN-
anime into the criminal expenses Of the
state with "A view of reducing them, held a
brief session in the Auditors office yester-
day afternoon. This committee consists Of
Messrs. James Hay, Of Madison; III. ID.
Flood. Of AppOmattOX. aud ii. III. Downing,
OF Warren. Messrs. Hay and Flood were
present. Mr.. Downing reached the city
last night. and Will attend the meeting to-
day. :.
The session yesterday was devoted to dis
cussing matters preparatory 10 beginning
the work, and deciding upon plans on
which to base the work OF reducing the
enormous expense with which the prosecu-
tions OF criminals throughout the state have
been conducted.
The committee will begin its labors TINS
morning at 10 o'clock. The first work to be
done Will be to find out what the crimina! eN-
penses are at present, and how they are diyi-
ded among Judges. juries, attorneys, clerks,
and witnesses, and ascertain which can DC
mdicously curtailed, and to what extent.
The committee has before II herculean
task, but as il is composed Of three OF the
ablcst member OF the House OF Delegates,
il is safe 10 predict that the action OF lessen-
ing the criminal expenses in the state VIII
be reached. The session VIII cOrtinue
several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

TwO-basc bits: Smith (COllegel, Moore.
Base on balls: buchanan ?. Cnddock trcn-
shaw. I.eff on base: Ashlands. >: College. q
struck out: BY Craddock, II; by Crenshaw.
/: Ellis, /. Umpires: Peterson and Rad
clne. scorer: lambeth
The other programme was as follows:
Mile Prize. gold medal. from the
Enterprise Barnes, Long, Noise, Newbern.
Winner. Newborn j.30.
Throwing ball.-Prize, ball and bat.
CraddOck. Henry. KEYS, Peck, Warren.
Winner. KEYS, distance 9S yds. and - in.
sack race.-Prize. pair OF pants-Bain,
Henry, lrby, Laurens. /. ". Eason. Noise,
Peck, Ragland. :. Ray, Starke. Winner.
Ragland 81 seconds.
Running Long Jump.-Prize. cabinet
photograph album Keys and Suickler.
Winner. ~tricklar Il feet inches.
one hundred yard dash. Prize, suit of
clothes Eason. Hail. Henry. Keys, Peck.
Richardson and Strckler. Winner, strick-
Ter T. i0ur-1ith seconds.
Putting shot Prize, 4 banner nickel
plated lamp Balm. Dyer, Jollih. Monroe,
Rlgland. stevens, Whitesell. Winner. Rag
land. ;2 feet.
30 yard dash Prize, gold medal Keys,
Richardson, strickler. Winner, >trickler,
y u seconds.
Potatoe racc-Prize, fine hat-Amold.
CraddOck, |. ". Eason, :. ". Eason. Fer
gusOn, Hall. Henry, lrby. j. u. johnson.
Keys. Monroe. Peck, PEBBLES, starke, War
ren, J. &. Williams. J. {. Williams. Win
ner, stark. BIZ seconds.
Hurdle race Prize, pair of American
club-skates Henry Keys, Peck. Ray.
Strickler. j. b. Williams. Winner, S.rick-
Ter. l6 - seconds.
Hitch kick Chambers and >tricklor.
Winner. Chambers, minutes, o7- seconds.
Threc-legged race-priZe, five hundred
envelopes and one rcam of writing paper
:. W. Eason and Fultz. Long and stump.
Smith and Williams, Bowen and Ferguson.
Hail and /immc man. Keys and Cradhpck,
Eason and sherman, Peck and \. &. Ray,
>tarke and Keeling, Arnold and Dice. MOlse
and NcWhern. Winner, KEYS, IL seconds.
Running high jump-Prize, pair OF silver
napkin rings-keys, Ray, Stricklcr. VIM
ner, >trickler, feet inches.
senior tug OF war Prize, gallon Of Ice
cream-Ragland (captain), Dice, Eason
! Futz, Hawk, Jollih. Stevens (captain)
DYER, Keys, Monroe, Richardson, White
sell.
Junior tug Of war Prize, box Of orange,
Noise (captan) Melton. Pitcher, ~hoT
man, A. ". smith. W. G.. Williams (cap
tain), j. +. Blackwell, Newbern, Turner
| Warren.
Shoe race Prize. pair Of fine shoes
! Twenty-Five to thirty contestants. Winner
stump. 81 seconds.
\ beautiful bouquet TO the Young gentle
man who brings TO witness these sports th'
prettiest young lady. Winner. Ncltles.
The managers OF the sports were >. Il
| Crenshaw, chief and director of the depart
ment Of physical culture; W. 6. Williams
assistant: property man, x. Sheppe; judges
Prof. William \. shepard. Prof. Il. 4
Blackwell. MIR. l.. be. scott: time-keepers
T.. l.. {. Scott, A. T.. sinclair: marshals: II
B. Adams. VI. r. Petersons, l.. c. heys. &
c. Cunningham, c. H. Melton, A. X. Dudde
rer. j. u. johnson, G.. W. Warren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
PETERSBURG
Church News of Interest In I hat City and
Elsewhere.

PETERSBURG, VA, May special.
Rev. Il. r. Acree. pastor of the First Bap-
tst Church, and Mr.. Simon Seward, Of the
same church. viii leave tomorrow morning
for Fort Worth. Texas, 10 attend the South
orn Baptist Convention, which meets there
ON Friday noNi. The convention viii Doe in
session until the following Tuesday.
Bishop 4. VI. Randolph. Of Richmond.
preached at Grace Episcopal Church last
night tO an immense congregation. lie Sc
lcclcd bis text from the 2ith chapter Of ST..
Luke. and the 18th verse: "Then he said un-
90 them, q fools and slow Of heart 10 believe
all that the prophets have spoken subject,
The Resurrection OF Christ The sermon
was heard with marked attention by the
large congregation. At the close Of the SER
mon. Bishop Randolph confirmed class of
thirty persons from the different Episcopal
churches in the city.
The Third Baptist Church (COlored) had
baptiIing in the lake at the Wcst-End Park,
on sunday afternoon. which was attended
by several thousand persons white and
col0rrd. Nine persons were immersed.
AT thc close of the services at the First
Baptist Church last night. the pastor, Rev
r. II. Acree administered the ordinance Of
baptism 10 five persons. THIS makes fity-
two persons who made Il profession Of faith
at the meetings recently held at thi. church,
and who have been baptl~cd.
During Tine revival at the Etirick McthO-
dist church. in Chesterfield county, held for
thr past TWO cor three weeks. there have been
niuety-four conversions. The pastor Rev.
f. .. Edwards was called 90 Borkloy. to-
day. by telegram. announcing the critical
illness of his brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Democrats Victorious Where There Were
Contests-NarIous Towns.

RALEIGH, y. C., May j.-.Special.
Municipal elections were held in a number
Of towns throughout the State to-day. At
IIenderson-T. T. Hicks (dem.). was re-
elected Mayor. At GreensbOr0--J. W. For
bis (dem.) was elected Mayor. At High
Point Z. -. steele was elected Mayor. At
Rocky Mount Thomas II. Battle (dem.)
was elected Mayor. \ Democratic Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen were also elected
at Plymouth.
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. May O. Special. f.
The municipal election Of Rutherford to-
day result d in The election of Joseph 4.
Erwin, former editor of the Rutherford
Banner. mayor; ". {. Hardin. marshal.
and :. o. smith, j. G. COWen, II. .. Logan
and James \. Miller, commissioners. All
are Democrats except Logan, who was
elected on personal grounds. ln shelby, j.
T. Gardner defeated the present mayor by
l67 TO lOi. The following aldermen were
erected: J. W. Gidney, ". j. Roberts, j. j.
McMmry. and +. Y. Hendricks. In Lex
ington. : T.. Williams was elected mayor,
aud i. W. Boring, l.. {. ilanes, j. ID.
Grimes, J. f. Ward. and James smith. M
politics in the election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
NORFOLK
The strawberry CrOi-i Peculiar Fun
neI-~hapcd Cioud-A New Chapel,

nc NtihMbftiN iol ''h'i'i Nh-
nell shaped Cioud-A New Chapel,
NORFOLK. Va. May j.-'Spccial. The
present weather is putting the strawberry
crop forward at rapid pitch, and prices
aie Keeping up. although the shipments are
large. and quantity will go through to-
night. & trucker i'm Norfolk county few
days since shipped eighty crates 10 New
York, and his returns. after paying freight
and commissions, was check for $500.
More are needed from where those berries
went. and the truckers heart is gladencd.
Yesterday afternoon a peculiar dark
looking, funncl-shaped cloud was seen TO the
northeast Of the city. its lower end being
apparently in the tree tops, which were
very much agitated, and occasionally small
cloud, were seen % rise from the woods 10
unite with the larger one. No report, oi
amy damage have been received. the cloud
passing % the eastward Cf the city. Those
who SAW it supposed il t0 have been e
Whirlwnd.
The new chapel at rhe hospital OF St. Vim
cent dc Paul viii be cOnsccr1tcd the 18th
instant. when Bishop Van dc Nyyer. Of Rich
m0nd. VIII be present TO conduct the ser
Vices. The choir Of st. May's Catholic
Church Will render the music ON The occa-
sion.
The schooner Annie &. Reynolds. Captain
North. from smiths Island, arrived here toe
day for repairs. having been ashore.
The cruiser Baltimore left the yard al q
o'clock today for Baltim lre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
RANDOLPH-MACoN SPORTS.
FieldDa, Of the College Enjoyed by
Many Persons.

ASHLAND, VA, May Especial. The
day just closed has been rcd-btter day in
Ashland, it being Randolph-Macon College
field-day. The rain Of yesterday made the
grounds very muddy. but nothing daunied
Ashland's fair turned ont en- masse
to witness the sports of the day
The programme was one Of much
interest, and goes to show that Randolph
Macon, in cultiyatng the minds Of her stu
dents. does not 9llow their physical
bodies to go 10 rack. but rather makes the
muscle keep pace with the mind. Consid-
ering the wretched condition Of the campus,
the records made deserve credit. The col
lege colOrs-coats and caps of black and
orange--were in full blast, and added
greatly to the beauty Of the scene.
The game of ball between the College nine
and the Ashland nine resulted in the utter
defeat OF the town boys.
The College boys had their batting clothes
ON. and Knocked Crenshaw out Of the box.
He was succeeded 10y Ellis. who Jared no
better. The only feature OF the game was
the fine battery work Of fCraddock and Noise.
They struck out twelve men the other bat
teries only two. Following is the score in
full:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
BASEBALL.
Reports of the Variou, Games Played ies-
teTftay.

Reports of the Narion- Games flated Aes-
terGay.
National League-At Brooklyn: New
York, 3; brooklyn, $. At Philadelphia; Bos-
ton. .: Philadelphia, g. At Chicago: Gin
cinnati. ,: Chicago. .; game called at ninth
inning ON account Ji weather. Al CleNe-
land: Cleyeland-Pitt,burg game postponed
ON account of rain.
Pllvcrs' Ieague-At Brooklyn: Brook
lyn. ~: H0st0n. I. 4 Philadelphia: Phil
adelphla, =; Ncw York. I. At Chicago
Chicago. .: Pitt,burs. ~. At Cleveland
Cleteland-ButfalO game postponed on ac-
count Of rain.
American Association - At Syracuse
syracuse. Il; Brooklyn. %. At Rochester:
Rochester. >; Athletic, I.
Atlantic Associaion-Nt New Haven
Hartford. =: New Haven, T.. At Newark
Newark. :: Baltimore, S Al wilmington
Wilmington, 4; Washington. :.
ATTENDANCE AT THE GAMES.
The attendance al the Players and Ma
tionol League games to-day was as follows
PLAYERS League lhiladalpha. 2.,2); Brook
lyn. I.llG: Chicago. 2.G,3: total. 6.l6J. Ma
tional League: fhiladeiphia, i'6>s; BrooS-
lyn. L3.3: Chicago, 30; total. 3.2Ol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
BLACKSTONE
sudden Death of TIA. E,v. Dr. r. ". >Yd-
nor, Of the Baptist Church.

BLACKSTONE. Va May .. special. f.
The community was startled yesterday ON
hearing of the sudden death Of the Rev. D:.
+. W. ~ydnor Of the Baptist Church. al his
home. about three miles distant from this
place. The Doctor was here Yesterday
morning. and filled his regular appoint
mcut at the Baptist Church, and preached
his last sermon 90 the people be loved so
Well. His wife accompanied him. ON his
return. Just before reaching home. he COM
planned go his wife of feeling badly. She
took the reins and carried him home. Attcr
reaching his house he was assisted 90 his
room. and succeeded in getting 10
his bed, and in i've minutes more
was a corpse. His physician was sum-
m0ncd. hul too late 90 render any aid. lie
gave ID as bis opinion that his death Was
caused by hcart trouble.
DIR. ~ydnor il well known throughout the
state, having been preaching in NottoWay
for about l2 years. He was also superlnien-
dent OF public schools for the county. lie
WAS about - year, Of age. ana leave. a
large family Of children and grandchildren.
The burial will take place at his home, 40 4
T. ~ I'M, evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
Cutting al a Baptism.

PErEERBURG. VA. May g.. special. r.
A difficulty OccurrC Yesterday afternoon at
West.End Park during the c0lored baptz-
ng there, between tW0 colOred boys, named
William Matthews and James Brown,
which resulted IN tbe former cutting the
latter quite severely on the arm with a
knife. The ease came up for investigation
before the MAYOR this morning, and Mat
the,vs wa, sent on for trial at the next term
Of the llusting5 Court.
William Mason (colored) was also sent
on TO ausyer at The same court the charge
Of resisting police officer while in the dis
charge OF his duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

PETERSBURG. A.. May D. special. f.
4 well-known citizen o. Chesterfield county
informed The TIMES correspondent today
that all kinds OF vegetable, are growing
luXuriangly in that county. In speaking ot
the fruit crop he said that mere would be no
peaches. but an abundance Of apples and
pears. The pcaches were nearly all killed
by frost He also stated that the Hesslan
nv had done great damage 10 wheat and
oats. and that lice had been very destructive
10 cabbage. The adjacent counties were
visited on yesterday afternoon by a very
beneficial rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

/, in attempting TO jump of. fell 10 the pave
mcnf and sustained very painful, and per-
haps serious. injuries. Her head was gashcd
and the skull injured. She was uncon-
scious for twenty-lour hours, but is now re-
ported better.
In the Hastings Court today. the will of
the late ". W. Worsham was probaicd
with Rev. Poatross as administrator who
was required 10 give bond in the sum Of $780,
NW.
The excise board has ABOUT completed its
labor. and not a coupon hN been offered in
payment Of license.
\ pretty lively temperance paper called
the Anti-Liquor 10 be published monthly,
made Us appearance to-day. Rev. J. K.
Moilett i- The editor. Professor W. W.
smith. Of Randolph-Macon College. and
Colonel J. Il. Miller. Of Pulaski. are named
as associate editors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
4 BRAKEMAN BEHEADED.
shocking Accident on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road in Iynchburg.

LNNCHBuRG, VA, May D. Special a
most shocking accident occurred last night
about - O'Clock, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. within tine corporate limits.
BY some mishap of brakeman L. II.
>warj-e. norcNpaincd. lac fell 10 the track
under the passing cars. with his lamp in
hand, and had his head and one arm en-
tircly severed from his body. The cars were
moving ON high plain and the
head Of the unfortunate man rolled
down the thirty foot cmbankment
TO near the riverside. While the
body and severed arm remained ON the
track. lhe jury Of inquest This morning
rendeIed "a verdict corresponding with tine
above facts. oWartsc, twcniy-iour years
old. had only been married three wecA~ 10 a
Young lady at clifton Forge, and was highly
esteemed by his employers and all who
knew him. His body was taken 10 his home
al % O'Clock this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
Rough and Tumble Fight.

4 slugging match in which very little
science was DISPLAYED took place yesterday
afternoon between Thomas Bridge and Z.
ii. severe. During "A conversation 1t is al
legged that Bridge insulted Severe, and q
rough and tumble fight ensued. The match
was pretty close, but the latter succeeded
in knocking him ont with a telling punch IN
the eve. Policeman Foster came up about
this time and arrested Severe, and took MIN
10 the ,econd-station where be was bailed
for his appearance in court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
DANVILLE.
Lady Injured by Jumping From an Eleo-
tric Car-W. W. WOrsham's VIII.


tric Car-W. ". WOrsham's Will
DANyuLE, VA, May o. Special. Dan
Vile is oyerlowing with people from the
country and from points along the lines Of
the different railways centering here. who
came in 10 attend the sam. Jones meetings,
aud at all the services to-day the great tab
ernaclc was packed. Rev. George W..
stewart conducted services yesterday.
preaching in the afternoon and at night TO
immense congregations. Mr.. Jones arrived
from Georgia on the $3.50 train this morning
aud preached at II O'Clock. His sermon
was addressed 10 church members, and the
ministers urged them 10 90 to work ear
nestly in the business Of helping 10 save
souls. Speaking of the tabernacle which
has just been completed, he said he had
never seen building Of It's kind better
adapted % the purpose for which il was in-
tended. Tue discourse was eloquent, hu-
mOrous, and earnest.
just after church services an electric car
coming down Nam street became unman-
ageable. brake rod having broken, and II
came down The street at lightning speed.
There were about twenty passengers
aboard, mos, Of whom succeeded IN Jump
ing OF without injury. Mrs. Peter Y, Penn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
The NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Its second -Four Weeks Session to Begin
in juno.


LYNCHBUEG. Va, May o.. Special.
The second annual session of the Lynch
burg Normal Institute will begin in this
city June -, and Will continue four weeks.
The institute j. Il three years course, de-
stoned especially for the training OF teach
crs for the public schools Of our state. The
first session had here last year was very
largely attended. and very successful, CON
sidqring the immense difficulties that had
Ia be surmounled in the organization and
preliminary work, but under the ef-
licient management Of superintendent
T.. G. Glass. order was evolved out Of chaos,
an admirable system perfected, and much
work accomplished. The instituee promises
even greater results this year, since the de-
fecls and disadvantages Of last year have
been seen and Will be remedied. There
were too many pupils last year, but the
number for the coming session has been Inn
itcd in order To accomplish the best results.
The entire corps Of instructors has not yet
been selected but it will be completed IN
feW weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
Mexican Veterans.

The Mexican Veterans. or those who
fought in the war OF lst5, met at Major
John Poe's office yesterday afternoon 10
take some action in regard 10 the Lee un'
yelling ceremonies. Mr.. Robert q. scott
was elected chairman, and among those
present were Generals Weisiger and Fry
br. Goddin, Messrs. John Boucher and L.
krouse. They decided TO parade with the
Veterans ON the roth, place being assigned
t,cm in line, and II was agreed that al
Mexicars Veterans OF Virginia aud ths
rniped states should be invited 10 pasliei'
pato with them,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
Rro,hsrhood Of BoiIermaksrs.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF th'
RrotherI.ood of Boilermakers OF the cit,
Was held last night at Thon's Hall. Brother
William Holloway presided. and Secretary
p A. williams acted as such.
Brothers W. Doyle and j. Mountcasil'
were elected delegates TO the annual meet
ing Of The supreme body OF the order, whicl
N, cts in Birmingham on the lslh Of 'hi'
month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
SENATOR BECK'S FUNERAL.
Preparations All Completed for the sad
Event.

Event.
WASHINGTON. MAY AT a meeting Of
the Kentucky delegation. held in the room
Of the Committee on Ways and Means, this
afternoon, it was determined 20 place the
remains of senator Beck in the marble
room. directly behind ihe senate Chamber.
40 lO O'Clock tomorrow morning 10 remain
there in state until / o'clock. when the
funeral services are held. The following
named Gentlemen viii act as pall-bearers
from Washington: W. II. smith. J.. q.
Washington. +. Il. Thompson. o. .. Stcaiel ,
). Fletcher Johnston. Blair Lee. General j.
&. BRECKENRIDGE, Colonel Il. {. Winter
smith and Jud-c J.. -. rrimbe. At Lex
inetou these gentlemen will be relieve ed by
the following named Gentlemen, who viii
act a. pali-bearcr,: Governor :. Il. Buck
ner Of Frankfort: Colonel +. +. Clay, Of
Paris. and the follow ing from Lexington
Alex. Jeffrey. Judge 4. \. Buckner, Beriail
Magofiin. Dr. II. >ki.man. jude Jere Nor
ton. Judge J. VI. Wbilu'y ami Major II. {.
Mcdowell. The remains viii be taken
West ON "a special train Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. leaving Washington at
.3 L. VI.
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DHurN BAY, VA. MAY o.. special. F.
Nr Nlulam D. Price, ot this place, died
suddenly lH-t Friday morning. He was
standing ODD hl- yard and was taken with
paralysis oi ihc bruln. aud died instantly.
lic taught school Tor number Of years, but
oi iai. has been assisting bis son here in
business. lie wa, Mind hearted man, a
friend 90 the irignilcs-, and devoted 70 his
family. lie leaves q wife and five children
iu mourn his loss.