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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

C6O-ACTUAL VALUE S75-IS A
.DCO lady's 14-carat gold hunting case
watch, with fine Waltham ll-jeweled
movement, stem winder ana setter; one case
is plain and the other has a representation of
a butterfly made of eight small diamonds,
four rubies and sapphire: it is rich and
novel, and the only one of the kind in the
city; has been used few weeks. No. ia ;.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

GO0-THIS LADY'S RING, CONSISTING
.DJO of one very finely cut and perfect
emerald: on each side is diamond weighing
about one-half carat of dazzling brilliancy
and perfect In every way would cost to du-
plicale SloO No. 371S.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

N ELEGANT RUBY AND SAPPHIRE
n ring surrounded by twenty white and
very perfect stones, evenly matched and
very brilliant; made to order for 5275; can
be bought OF us for S! Go. No. 343l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

cE6O-A PAIR OF DIAMOND DROPS
DCCU Each stone weighs about 8
carats; pure white; both finely matched; not
a blemish of any kind. and shine ike stars
ANY one conversant with the value of da-
monds would say they are worth $500. No.
22AJ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

EOR S125-A DIAMOND BRACELET
L Seven stones of great brilliancy; QUE
large stone in the center and three on each
side: all perfect and very white; cannot be
bought anywhere for less than $500. No
3,l.2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09
HARRISON
& BEARE,
II East Third Street.
Spring Garments

Tomorrow we open for inspection
a beautiful assortment Of new
Spring Garments, many of the lead.
ing and select styles being confined
to US. We offer the entire lot at q
very small margin over cost, SO
that you can procure well-made,
stylish garment at the same price
some houses offer sh0ddy goods.
Do you anticipate purchasing y
Spring Wraps If so, come and ex-
anime our
NEW SPRING CAPES.
New Spring Short Wraps.
NEW SPRING JACKETS.
New Spring Peasant Wraps
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

G.O IA PAIR OF DIAMOND LINK
.DCC buttons; two white and dazzling
stones, fair size, finely matched and very per.
feet: mounted in star of Roman gold OF the
latest design; we'll worth $50 to any one.
No 3705
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

600 FOR THIS GEM OF A DIAMOND
,DC% ring; suitable for a ladys wear: one
stone. fair size, good color, finely. cut. brill
liant and absolutely perfect; would cost 500
to duplicate. No 1919.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

Sold by all druggists, 81 {; six for IS. Prepared
only by C. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

SL0 watch, made by Dueber and viii
wear for twenty years; Elgin jeweled move
ment stem winder and setter; Louis XIV.
style of case; nearly new; worn by an engi-
neer, and cost $40. No. 53l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

C7D-A CENTS HUNTING CASE IA
.D ~ carat gold watch, containing full
jeweled Elgin movement, acknowledgement
cases. extra weight; actually cost SllO; war
ranted for time. No. 256.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

200 watch; it has the celebrated Ii. H.
Taylor Elgin movement. with patent regulat
or, and adjusted to heat and cold; a key
winder, but a grand timepiece; only used a
short time and cost the owner SO. No. 3O2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09
TAKE THE HIN I !
IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN =!
An accumulation S2o Unclaimed Diamonds and

cR6 FOR A DIAMOND LACE P1N-oNE
.DJJ stone, very white; will weigh about
"a of carat; finely cut and brilliant; would
cost at least 500. No. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30

like 10 have something in Mr.. Macon's
handwriting. so ] send YOU the letter Gin
which ne refers 10 Mr.. (John) Raudolph) rs
a giii 10 the College.
Nathaniel Macon, Of Warren county, y.
G.. was Speaker of the House of Represent
atiNe- from 1901 tO 1896.
My recollection of my grandfather is,
that be- WAS "a man of very digniicd pres
cnco. and that his whole makeup indicated
man of more solid wisdom than show.
The best sketch have seen Of HIM was
written 10y senator Thomas II. Benton in his
thirty wears I'm the Senate
Following is am extract from the letter
sent hy Mr Martin. II bears date Wash
ugtou 22d Deer, 1893 and was addressed
to Goretuor Iuyu,r. Waucuton, y. c.:
.Ihe tari1 and internal Improvement men
are in high spirits. Let the last have
money and they Uc satisfied, and the first
Cil. uo doubt. Doe content 10 prohibit tine
importation Of articles which they manu-
nciurc. or wish t0 manufacture. let the
government give one money and prohibit
importation foI tlo other, then they will
col-e io complain; Ncu, f,o. Nr fWcrs ot
M. rrr't UtH he Gfbcorif,s fo i.sut; pro-
r.1,f M. Lrufs rH surrc4fcr H"tr
cir.m> fl, H,w." ] pUt italics i'm the last
lines as 30 reads like the past was being IT,
rDafnd Af tao present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
CITY COLLECTOR.
LYNCHBURG.
rroiracisd Eapti-t Meeting -1ho Ap-
proaching Fair.

Profracisd Eapti-t Meeting Iho Ap-
proaching Fair.
LYNcHBuRG. VA, july - special -
Ten clr load, of cotton goods manufactured
I'm southern mills. were shipped through
This cit, Yesterday to New York, over the
virginia Midland. More or less cargOcs of
such good, pass through here almost every
das t0 Northern markets.
The proracted Baptist meeting which
has been conducted for some time across
he river iu Madison boy tIe Rev. Joseph j..
Felix. -. d.. Of this city, will close tonight
with Huy-Gye new conversions and much
increased spiritual enthusiasm in thr
church. ihcv have decided tO erect new
Baptist chapel in the town an AN early day
The Rev. Father +. y. Mccarthy, former
ly assistant rector of the Church Of thc Holy
Cross. Zoo This city, but now in charge Of the
Catholic churches in the Danyiilc mission,
is on visit to his numerous friends here.
The first steps toward having military
demonstration at the approaching fair was
taken last night by thc Industrial Society
subscribing $500 and the appointment OF a
committee of citizens 10 procure the neccs-
sary remainder. which Will no doubt De
speedily secured.
Among the unusually large number Of
deaths occurring in this city within the last
few DAYS was that Of l.. II. Robinson, "a
grocery merchant an Twelfth street, who
died last night after only few hours sick
ness. lie was native of P0whatan coun-
v and most respectable citizen; aged
dfy-iYc Years.
The Democrats of Washington county
sent solid delegation yesterday 10 the
Congressional District Convention, which
meets at Pulaski city August 18Th, in favor
of the denomination of John \. Buchanan,
present Representative.
General Roger \. Pryor, Of New York,
spent last night in this city on his way to
attend his venerable fathers funeral at Not
tOway Courthouse to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
KING AND QUEEN.
status OF the Congressional Contest
baptist Association.

status OF the Congressional Contest
baptist Association.
CNINoE. VA, july 29.- Special The
.istus boo ihc First district regarding the
nomination, ON either side for Congress
seem, 90 be 20. follows: f. Bailey Brown,
Republican, present Representative, Is a
candidate for denomination. d. y. >tuhh~,
rrprc-pntin Gloucester county in the House
of DELEGATES. is also an asprlnt. On the
Democratic side, the Eastern shore, So far
as is known at this writing, oilers
no candidate. Tho same is true oi
the remaining counties, with the following
exceptions: Caroline proposes her i1yorilc
son. Hon. Robert lludgn; Richmond coun-
~ ana Lancaster prefer William A. Jones
While Westmorcland offers her son, Robert
j. Washington. It is impossible 10 say as
vet who the coming man may be. The con
vcnton meets in Tappahannock August
mn. The district has been Democratic,
and if harmony and wisdom prevail, we
ought 10 elect man this Time.
The Rappahannock Baptist Association
meets at Hound Hill church, King George
county. july ~.
The continued rains OF the several days
iust past are great benefit TO growing
corn. The prospect is for fine crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
FREDERICKSBURG.
Well Equipped Club from Columbia. IA.
Ia Camp.

FREDERICKsBURG, VA, july % Spc-
cial. A special car on the Richmond.
fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad
brought 10 this city to-day the Lark Camp
ing Club Of Columbia. Lancaster county,
Pa, composed Of thirty odd members, in
full regala. and presented fine personnel.
The club Is fully equipped with camping
utensils Of every description, catdhlcs
drinkablcs. etc, sporting guns, fishing
tackle, musical Instruments. base drums.
etc, etc. They took mp camp about mile
Bonn the city limits ON SIR Yes ChancelOr'-
Erm at his invitation. where they will re-
main for ten or fifteen DAYS. sporting i'm the
waters Of the Rapplhannock and Potomac
rivers. fishing and iOWin-, and mixing
generally and socially with the boys OF the
oid burr. bent on e good time ia every in
nOccnt way.
The club was organized IN Columbia. Pa.
IN 1887, and about this season OF each year
since has spent from ten to twenty days
in camp life i'm different States of c0ngcnial
climates. II ls composed as follows: Colo
mel Milton Wike. i'm charge of the club:
.lohn Tyler, president; Henry llippy. sccre-
tary; Robert Hail. spending secretary:
Benjamin Eichory, treasurer. and William
BOOiman, quarlemdster. Members Al
fred Lily, Joseph HOUgent0gicr. J..
Maryc Carter Daniel Gohn, Andrew.
Wise, " illiam ~tricklcr, Jerry McCr5cken.
John Nclnu", Harry llaneley, Alfred
Grove. tlaud Hartman. William strauss.
Andy ~locker John Howard. john Piuke--
ton. Benjamin D.uri-. andy lot. Frank
lOiZ. Couey iiltuci. simon Watson, ~y-
villa Friizhv and Joe SNitIpr.
About tine first of the present month of
july. youug ~ruhcn Connolly. of tii. CITY.
LEFT here to seek omp,o,meuf i'm Kentucky.
ON reaching Clifton Forse on ths Che,a-
pcake and Ohio railroad Inc was detained
Tor several dlys ON account of sudden sick
ness. When he f.lf well enough to go far
ther on hi- Journey be purchased
ticket from The ticket agent of the
Chesapeake and OhiojRa lr0ad Company
tor Linton, ". a.. winch nc alleged hc
purchased a. stated above. aad wa. taken
mp by the conductor 0r some one else on
thc train ON which h. was travelling. in au-
ihOritv tO do -o, un. formed as De- always the
case on railroads. Before hc reached Hin
ton. Mr. Connolly says. tine official
again demanded of him ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
GORDONSVILLE.
Thrown 10y An tnmanageabIe Colt-Nr
Coiler Mayhugh Dead.

GORpONsyILLE, Va, July o. Special.
The rains Of last week were light, but con-
tnuei for two DAYS, that with heavy mist
Monday and a fine rain Tuesday Of this
week have given new lease Of life 10 yege-
tatiou, and the corn crop promises a good
yield.
Henry Nahancs, Young man about five
miles from this place, was riding a colt on
sunday morning. and from some cause it
became unmanagcalic and threw him.
breaking his Lex and niuriug him other
wise.
Mr. Golfer Mayhueh died last Friday of
paralysis. re would have been sixty years
of nea 40 his next birthday. His remains
were buried from tbc Catholic Church. in
thi, place. in MapeW0od Cemetery. ON
sunday cNcniu.. 4 Adclegatiou Of engineers
from Richmond attended the funeral
Elder -. spencer Will be-ina protractcd
meeting in the Disciples Church. in this
city. ou thc lllh Of August
Colonel 4. l.. Re.ycs, who returned re-
Gently from Paris. was iu town on Monday
looking the picture Of health.
Miss Annie Bell Leigh, of Norfolk. Va. L.
ou visit t0 Mrs. W. +. Jacobs and MIR.
~trJtt0n's family.
Nr,. Samucls and her little son. Of Balti-
more. are ON "A summer visit 10 MIR Bears
family.
Mrs. r. \. Gentry and two sons, Of Chat
tau0o-3, Tenn. arrived Monday evening
and will remain few weeks visiting friends
and relatives in this place.
THE district cooperation OF the Disciples
church will Dee in session with Rochelle
church n Madison county. " ednesday.
Thursday and Fridayof this week. \ good
attendance is expected.
The Sunday schools were well attended
in town sunday.
The Rev. DR.. Bergman preached in the
Methodist church I'm the morning 10 a large
congregation. and the Rev. Mr.. Baker at
uisll, in tle same house.
The Res. Mr. Brooking, young divine Of
much promise. filed thcpulpit ia the Episco-
pal Church. The pastor, of the other con-
-rc-dtiou- being engaged elsewhere, there
were no other services in town ON that day.
The street committee were we'll pleased
with o. road ,crapcr. OF the Western patent.
which Wa, ou lrlal ou the streets Monday,
and 30 i, probable the town will purchase
ono.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
The Troubles of MIInn.

Ex-king Milan's stay at Belgrade seems
likely 10 bring about u change in the state
Of affairs in -eryia. About three months
ago one Of the best known diplomatists in
Europe told me he looked upon coup detat
or prOnunciamcnto ia favor Of Queen Ma
thalie as not Improbable. 10 may Dc that
King Milan entertained similar appre-
heusiou. In any case, he is much mortified
at the turn things have taken since he all-
dicstcd, nor Is il certain whether the Ser
yian regency have been able to fulfill their
financial engagement to the ex-sOyereign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
mn ArNu1TlcE pROLONGID.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
\ Charge that the Latter city l. Mis-
represented by the Former.

CHICAGO, ILL. July 29.-Ihe Herald this
morning says: The attitude Of the average
New York newspaper on the subject Of the
Worlds Fair IN Chicago is offensive to the
last decree. It's correspondents are evident
N under instructions 90 misrcpresent Chi.
ca-o and it- people. and they lose no Oppor-
Wuity to circulate tdlschOods that are cal
cuiatcd TO give the country the idea that
ibis city is untitled IN ail respects for the
Fair, and that it, people are destitute Of the
commouC,t qualifications for The successful
management 0t such an exhibition. The
contemplate mcanncs- of this position can
not Doe a-cribod to pcisiilage. IL has deeper
foundation and graYer significance. No
friend of Chicago and no true American
should be deceived or Influenced by such
manifest Misrepresentation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
PRICE TWO CENTS

Mr.. Struble's remarks were vigorously
applauded by the Democrats.
Mr.. Cannon. OF Illinois. Mr.. Peters Of
Kansas, and Mr. Cogswell of Massachu-
setts, defended the Speaker.
The House disposed Of all the Senate
amendments except that relating to irrIga-
uon, which IL was agreed there should be-
four hours debate tomorrow.
The House passed a joint resolution eX-
tesding current appropriations 10 August
18th, and at 1850 adjourned.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The preliminary annual report Of Internal
Revenue commissioner Mason shows that
tine total collections for the past fiscal year,
ended June 80. l>gO, aggregated i'm round
numbers Sll2,jOO,00O. against Sl3l .0oo.O
during the preceding year. Revenue r.
ceipt, from distilled spirits during the past
year aggregated nearly SN2.OOo,OOO. against
nearly S,lmO,O0o during the preceding
year. Rcceint5 from tobacco taxes amount
ed to Sjf.O0o.0O0, against about Sj2.WO,OO0
during the preceding year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30

The sixth District Democratic Congros-
sional Convention met at laurinburg to-
day, and lasted only eighteen minutes.
Captain :. Il. Alexander, Of Mecklenburg
county, was nominated tor Congress by ac-
rlamati0n. senator Vance was indOr,ed.
The State and National Democratic plat
forms were indOrsod.
In the county convention Of Catawba
county, at Newton today Seventh Con
gressiOnal DISTRICT, henderson. the present
incumbent, received eighteen votes and
ioazcr twenty.nine. Vance for the nited
states senate, and Merriman aud Clarke for
the state supreme Court, were endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday,

National Leaguc-At rittsburg: New
lorh's game postponed; rain. At Cincin-
natl: Cucinnat-, o.; Bostons, 3. At In
diauapoi-: CleyciJnds B; Brooklyns, T..
At Chicago. Chiea-o-. IS; philadelphias. T..
pla.or.' Lcaue-M piu5burg: New
York. came postponed; rain. At Buffalo:
BuhlIos. 3; phil1dclphias, %. Al Clcye-
land: tlcycland~. n; Bo~tons, T.. AT Chi
cae0. Chica-o,, s.. Br00hiyu,. 3.
American Association At Philadelphia:
Athletics. =; Volodos. O. At Rochester:
Eochr,tcr-, %: Loui-,ille-,3. 3. At syracuse:
Syracuse. 3: 81. Louis D..
Atlantic League. -At WASHINGTON: Game
forfeited tD Baltimore, 10y Wa~hngtons.
OWN. to disputed decision. At Whining
ton: MISUNDERSTANDING game post
poned: rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
Curious Wedding Present,

Among the curious presents received by
MIR. stanley were bottle Of water from
Lake Nyassa, and tea service ofold china re-
covered from the wreck of tire ship Cote.
borg East mdiaman. sunk near Elf~borg in
lfia. This tea service was part OF u con-
signment on board for Frederick, King Of
sweden. Ii ha been at the tott0m OF the
sea l3l years, II is extremely beautiful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
NATHANIEL MACON.


(aroiiuidus
ASHLAND. Vs.. Juy ~. Special "A
tv DAYS ago tbc architect vt iuc United
States Capital wrote 20 tuc authorities oi
E.udolth-MaC0n COLLEGE for "a picture OF
Nathaniel Macon. oi Nuliu Carolina. ~Ui-
mi,Iue mat a- Randolph Coi.r'c
was partly named for him. o. would h- in'
DI1cr tO mud the picture Or learn where ir
could get one. fhCy had NOT the picture,
nor did any OF them know where one could
Doe found. But knowing tAat thc di-lln-
.,li-nt,l Car0liuiau had "a grandson Inn Peters
bury Va. Caitlin lrby wrote t0 him inr ln-
formation. lie (Rohcu A. Martin. L~q)
very kindly wrote lu reply, ana captain
frb. furnishes some extracts from the icl-
trr. because 10 is very pleasant t3nd may h'
prohtaDlcJ 20 bring nap the sterling chdac'
ters of the early part Of the century "s a
pattern for the public men of thi7 d2y.
NJ Martin writes. IL have 90 say tu1i
ma nicture or Likeness of my undfaiber
y,.. over taken. tie would not permit u 20
Le done. This YOU may rely upon as strict
ly t,,e Ui. life by Gotten VIII sustain
the facts stated by me. OF course regret
that mo- picture was taken of him during Gls
lifetime but his actions 10 prevent IL were
hut ia KEEPING with the manner oi ms buiial,
and his resiqniHg his seat in the senate OF
the nitcd states, simply because me nag
reached the age Of seventy years ills VIII
was also evidence Of his character lie never
sought any position, and hence his election
10 Office was purely an act 0l me Wopio'
Ite would accept no Office not conferred bt
The peOple. and so declined 10 accept po-
siti6n Of a Cabinet officer under any adj
minlsira ion. Take him all in all lac was a
man OF wonderful wisdom, Of tho most eN-
allied patriotism aud Of the purcst honesty.
The latter was shown by the fact tntt Dc
never sought any position himself and
would never recommend for oillce any OF
his kiudred, Possibly your College would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
The Force Brl a Hard Nat for Them to
Crack.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 29.-ihe lepub-
lican State Convention meets in this city at
noon tomorrow, and will be largely attend
ed. The two questions of greatest interest
will be the endorsement Of the National
Administration and the Force bill. The
probabilities are there will be mild en-
dorsement by the convention vi Mr. Hari-
sons administration and this will bo So
cured by compromise between the con-
tending factions.
With the Force hill il is hard 10 foretell
the result. The best element Of the party
favor the condemnation outright while the
extreme element, led by Representative
Iouk, want an unqualified endorsement ot
the measure. IL is generally conceded that
Lewis r. Baxter, of this city, will be no.
minated for Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
STAUNTON.
walker Convicted of Horse-stealing~An
Agent Closes His Ofice.

SrAUNToN, Va, July 29.-lspecial.l =
Arch Walker was tried and convicted in
the County Court to-day for horse-stealing,
and sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary. The prisoner. who put in plea of
guilty, seemed satisfied with the sentence,
which is the shortest term under the law.
The crime for which be was convicted was
for stealing horse from a. II. IOuber-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
WOULD-es MAIL ROBBERS
Attempt 10 Hold Up a Train on the Elk
horn BaiIrosd.

OMAHA, NEB., July 29.-Passengers ON
the Black Hills express ON the Elkhorn
Railroad which left Omaha yesterday morn
inQ encountered brace of train robbers at
$50 O'Clock al Arabia, water-tamk and
sde-track between Long Pincsand \aleII-
tine. Two men boarded the train at that
place. and went into tho two day
coaches, where they began TO hold up
the passengers. The passengers evidently
concluded the robbers were green hands at
the business, ana treated their call as di-
version. Out Of tie two cars the robbers
got only Sl7. They did not enter the Wag-
ner sleeper. They had hight with the rear
brakeman and shot AT bin, but missed
him. The sheriff Of Cherry county has gone
after the train robbers with posse Of men.
The robbers rode only mile ON the train,
and jumped OF as it was moving. They did
not attack the express or mail cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
LOTTERY LEGISLATION
Message to Congress from the President
on the Subject

WAsHINGTON, u. g., July 29.-The Pres-
dent sent TO Congress to-day message, ac-
companied by II letter OF the Postmaster
General, on the subject Of legislation IN op-
pu.ition to the lottery companies. The
President endorses the hill recently reported
10 the House TO prevent the Use of the mails
by lottery companies, and also Suggests that
it may be necessary Tor Congress 10 take
s0mo step 90 limit the Use ~ the
express companies for the purpnsc Of trans
mittng letters, SO that the lott, companies
may not lind partial refuge in them. In
cidcntally, the President speaks OF the fact
that the Louisiana Lottery Company hat
made "A "sub-headquarters' of the national
capital, and that il has approached cor
ruptly postal clerks and members Of the
police force Ot Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
senler. En.lIY had Mork.

VICTORIA, b. c., July 29.-Reports from
the sealing fleet received yesterday show
that the boats have taken lj,iSj skins.
None Of the schooners was molested or even
sighted by any OF the American cutters.
They had good hunting weather, and judg-
ing by their half seasons catch, the full
s,; sons catch will be very successful
one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY, $780,

man in May last, which he sold in Peters
burg.
Mr.. Stone, who purchased the horse. and
Captain Eanes. chief Of police. who made
the arrest, were witnesses IN the case.
I. &. killian, Of salem, Va. who was
the agent Of saving. building and loan
society, closed his Office today and re-
turned TO his home. He found the concern
10 be a fraud and closed his office. our
people had not subscribed. killian was an
innocent party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30

ORLEANS. July ~. 4 special
faamr. Mississippi. 10 the Pic
al-. Henry Dudley (cOloredD
g.. .+ll here today. The crime
OIL Doe Was hanged was the viii
,1.r " Henry fleigge, white
...... '.l ile hrst OF last April. Dudley
a... ll- scanOid without eXhibitng
Tear. There was large crowd
D ss. ..l .'o ''e seemed 10 enjoy the interest