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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
TRIED BEFORE JUDGE MINOR.
Fined for Selling Liquor Without a
License-Other Notes

Tho July term Of the lienrco County Court
begun yesterday. There IS no grand jury at
this session, and there are few important cases
70 be tried.
James +. Lyme, who keeps restaurant at
Seven Pines, entered the plea % "e liltyn in
the two cases against him for selling liquor with
out n license, and was nned 800 Ia each
Judge Minor sustained the demurrer OF the de-
PENDANTS 20 the Indictment charging Mr. Her
man Meyers and the Mest-hnd Lana and I'M
prOgement COMPANY Jointly with nuisance. and
the case dismissed. The matter, IL is thought,
viii toe brought up again N another form.
Tho case Of James Johnson (colOred, charged
with assault, was fixed Tor trial to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
pr. Hore I'm Washington.

Rev. DIR. Moses d. Hoge returnsd 10 the city
yesterday from Washington. where he preached
Sunday morning aud night at the Church OF the
Coyeasnt The President and many others who
worship at this church have lett the capital for
he summer. but the congregations were large,
especially in the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Fsta,e of p.ter NcK.on.

The will OF Peter McKeon was probatei IN the
CbaDcery Court yesterday. Tho estate, which Is
valued al 800. IL to te divided among Richard
Mckeoa. u brother Ia Ireland, and two sons OF q
decessod sister after the following bequests are
made: Bishop Van do vsyer, ti00: ~ Peters
500; Little Sisters Of the Poor. SO.
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City Democratic Committee.

Tho City Democratic Commit ee meets to-
night a. the Circuit-COurt room. Tue Chairman
will announce the sub-c0m mittees, and the
manner OF eleciing delegates 20 the August con-
ventiOn will be discussed aud may probably De
decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Cou,d's Texas Headquarters Burned.
nv telegraph 10 tho D,sr.,.n,

DALLAS. tax. July 1.-The Gould headqusr-
ters' Merchants Exchange, and ths Henderson
buildings were aSsSr0yss co cy rs ~: mornins
ssmn Iss A Tho state Fair Associs,ion's once WAS
td hnsnsd Tns list OF appIicsilous Tor pisce % and
prosrsmmes Dr,u va. dsssroyea, and il vii bs No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
selling liquor on SUNDAY,

Jsmes Jones. who keeps a bar-roora In the
lower part of tho city, was reported by the po-
lice Of the First district yesterday for keeping
bis place open and selling liquor cn sunday.
Juslice Crutchtsld issued the usual saA0en&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
I1AD EGG OF AUrsDAgp.

d. W. Thomburg, a carpenter Of South Green's
boro', quarrelled with his vito saturday eve
ming and lott home about ~ O'Clock. lle wrote
her note telling her she would find his dead
body In rear OF n certain store az Il o'clock.
Frightened out OF her senses the woman appeal
cd 70 the police for mid In searching for him. He
was found az the place indicated with bottle OF
norpsias nearly emptied in his hand. After
cursing the policemen FOR their Interference be
fell over apparently dead, but when they at-
tempted 20 raise him he sprang 10, ms ieet win
an open knife In one hand ant rock IN tho
other and made n savage attack on tho o0icers,
cutting one Of them badly. He was jailed. but
released on bail this morning. lt was discover
ed that he had only taken small quantity OF
the drug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY. JULY Is, 1890.

by largo crowd, tho body OF W. u. Holt. tho
fireman who was killed ia the Gladstoue acct
dent. was taken la charge by a committee from
jamestown Tribe. No. 4, OF Red Men. and taken
20 Petersburg. The committee conslsted OF
Nessrs. o. y. Wise, Joseph Cot,rel. and J. II.
Sfeyart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
LEAPEp EOR LIBERTY.

A Colored Man OF Suspicious Character
Takes Jump.
Yesterday evening John Henderson, colored
man. was arrested In the Third district charged
with being a suspicious character.
AT the siation-house he iumped from the olfice
wlEdow To the pavement below, distance Of
twenty feet When he was reached by an officer
he WAS found to be in unconscious condition.
The ambulance was summoned. AS was also
DR.. Brock II was ascertained that the man was
badly hurt internally. lie was sent to the aims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

Some fifteen years ago. when tho now cele-
brated PRArT's ASTRAL OIL was nrsi introduced,
the re,ail price was sixty cents peg gallon. It
can now be procured at less than half this price,
and It still maintains its reputation as the very
safest and bost family oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
SAN SALVADOR EXCITED.
In State of siege-war Imminent with
Guatemala.

[By Telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Ia LIBEErAD, SALVADOR. ria GALVESTON. July
ia.-The Government to-day issued proclama-
ton declaring the country in state Of siege and
announcing that passports will De required In
order to travel from one town 10 anotner. war
with Guatemsln is Imminent Nearly 10000
men are stationed along this side OF the frontier.
Great enth husiasm prevails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
FARMERS ALLIANCE CONVENTION
What the President VIII DO When Con-
gress Adjourns.
fannciAl telcgrAm to lho DLspatch.l

INnoclAI ftIfkTAu 70 IUU Ui1tltF-II.I
GREENSBORO, y. c., July IA State conven-
ton of the Farmers Alliance will be held here
on Wednesday and Thursday Of next week.
The railroads have agreed 10 give exceptionally
low rates aad 10 l. estimated thet several thou
sand farmers and their families Will attend. A
number OF distinguished speakers have ac-
cepted Invitations 70 be present The gathering
has no political significance. IL Is simply kind
of alliance camp-raeetinR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

The alarm OF FIRE turned In about o'clock this
morning was caused by the burning of q csboOse-
car on the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac rairosl at Bolton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
NEW WALLPAPER HOUSE,
No. 10 NORTH NINTH STREET.

Having bought the Psper-H Hanging business
heretofore carried ON by ". X Aiien s. GO. and
tust received a full line Of all the new patterns
in Wall Paper and shades, | ask for a share of
the nublic patronage. Having had eight years
experience with George W. Anderson n sons. and
having tho best class OF worSmen Ia my employ
ton and invite an inspection OF my stock OF Wall
PRYOR DAVIS,
40 north Ninth street.
Next 70 Fosters Gallery. jy i5-eodsw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

I|If u fNuffislNhH anu SrNeN iaptlNfu~ Nfro
reported for tle month. After The benedictlOn
Was pronounced the association adjourned 10
meet again the second sunday in August Hith
tle hainifidec-Stroct church, Manchester.
Methodist Sunday-NChool Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
Suutay-schoOl society Of Richmond end Man
chester Wa held at FJfth. street church. Man
chester. sunday afternoon al U'clock--Nr. T.
+. Minor, president. A. J. cary, secretary pro
tsu.
The meeting was opened with singing by the
school an1 prayer by Rev. A. c. Borryman, of
GoTdOnsytle. Tue super'nlendont OF Filth
street school made an Interesting report OF the
condition Of the school.
The following programme WAS then introduced
by the President, aud the children acquiue:
themselves iu a manner highly Crodiiabe 10 the
Little lambs, hy Bessie Bradshaw; Almost Il
Man by Gurus Bailey: May Flowers, by Katie
@ones; Two Bears, by Marshall ani Carter
Jones: Love All, by sadie sampson, Keciia-
tiOn-, by Clarence Realms; am But a Little
one, by DelA Lancaster: Dialogue, by Minnie
Mar~ick, Della Lancaster. stanley Hegg, and
kufos Audrows; The Neat Little Clock, 10y
Grace sampson; a Little Girl, by Ruth hisii-
hsnshlp. Work for Josus, by julia sharp; Litue
Pilgrim, by Odio sampson.
ADpERssKs MADE.
Tho President introduced Rev. A. c. Berry
men, OF 6ofdOnsyille, who made most excel
lent sddfess-sublect Tho suncay-school a
Workshop"
Mr.. 4. l. d. wslford, OF Trinity sunday
school, wa also introduced. and made very
Interesting addrcss-sublect. "Ibe -Four SIS
Sin, sorfow. Saviour. salvation"
MONTHLY REPoRTs
The following IL summary OF superin-
bndenn reports Tor June:
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Look not thou upon tho wine when it is
red. For a tonic try A. b. c. The best.
When Baby WAS Ech. No gave her Castor'A
When she ~ax q Child. she sricd for Castoria
When shs became Miss. she clung TO CsstoriA
WHEN she had Children, shs gave them CassortA
a Pleasant Trip

in the summer either by sea or land is
something we all enjoy. and most of us
look about us TO see which way we shall 60.
Whichever wav you 60 you want Roller
Sold by dealers Made by II. W. Rouutree
& Brother. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

DID you ever notice a aock Of sheep. There
IA always leader, and no matter where that
leader goes the others are sure 10 follow. should
he decide In his sheeps-heGd hat LIFE II NOI
WORTH LIVING and commit suicide by leaplng
over a precipce. tho others are 81 kb TO fOIe-
LOW. Thu. lam Like spirit ~ not confined OK
cluslyely 70 sheep. but men sometimes possess
II, and the present age has few such men
HAVING no INDIVIDUALITY OF THEIR
OMN-they trsde upon thatO others. On the ist
DAY OF the present month July, We tMEfEkS
q sons INAUGUkAIED BONA-tlDr VI
CEssARY CLEARlNG-OIT SALE preparatory
20 EXTENSIVE alterations and additions % Que
present large building, ana wonderful 10 relate
Messrs. "FOllOW tho Leader" dlsc0yers be needs
a new stOye-ppe and Immediately r1shes toto
PRINT and aiyertises huge rebuilding sale. or
something akin with an army OF men hard al
work With shOUsis. tr0ueis hods, ana nheetDarT0rs
left over in toy department since last Christ
mas As FOX Us, thugs arc going on SWIM
miugly. There's no dirt or dust here yet not
plssterer, not carpenter, not nrlcklayer 70 Dc
seen AZ WORK in our stores, nor Will they be seen
until the proper time comes. anu that time i
when this sale will have become thing OF the
past This PHENOMENAL SALE OF ours has
been heralded East. West, North. and south. as
our INCREASED MAIL-ORDER DEPARTMENT
TEsTIFIEs-not by newspaper advertisements
atone but by ali who have called on usduring its
progress HALF The MONTH GONE AND
MORE THAN HALF OUR GOODS GONE WITH
IT. We'ro not buying q dollars worth. Our
halt-empty shelfes pear IN ute i fsu.1yiy u VIC
truth OF this statement WE MUST SELL, and
the balance has % 20 during the coming two
weeks by hook or by crook. There's lots Of desl-
rable goods hero yet-some as fresh "A the day
they were made, others look "a n they'd hai
REGULAR ROUGH AND TUMBLE. They're got
10 go and that means, in plain United states. at
any price. Come and see Us. Mtl Ehs,
Broad and Sixth streets.
PS. We had several threatening letters from
country cousins for keeping them outside during
the hours OF tO4. So as 20 prevent any hostile
action on their part We will keep open ALL DAY
until o'clock sharp. VI.
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COUNTY coIrHr OF HEXRIco.

W. w. Brauer TO W. II. Gathright, $50 feet on
Tweniy-second street. $50 feet on iwenty-third
between q and X. and l6j feet on 1wenty-se-
conl street between Darlington and q. si,5JA
Matte A. and X. A. Frayser 10 Julia ". Nor
ria and T. n. Antrim. % acres on Stsples-Mill
road near Broad-Street road. sl,SOl
same TO same, acres on Broad-Sreet ROAD
near above. 81 500.
Henry c. Jones and }. II. Derbyshire and their
wives 10 Lewis II. Blair, 800 feet on PARK avenue
southeast corner Elm street, subject 10 lien OF
an OF sIs Gel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
WINSTON AND SALeM'S JOY.
The Electric Cars Started with Bands
PInyine and Crowds Hurrahing.

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatcn.l
WINSTON, n. C., July 1.-THE Winston-salems
electric stree,-raiiway cars were started today
mid the playing of bands aud hurrahs OF crowds
IL IS the Sprague system, and the electric plant
u unerualled by any heretofore put down 10
city OF the same size in the Union. +. d. sprssue,
the Inventor, and other prominent New iorAers
ara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Taken I. Petersburg.

On tho arrival yesterday morning Of the Rich.
mend aud Allegheny uain, which was awaited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Changes.
Mr.. Y. Milford crutchneid. chief disbursiDg
rlefx " the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway,
hsFiDs seespsed tns position of accountant Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
SADLY AFFLICTED.
"EDUCATOR' COMPANY
Formed Mt Durham, y. C., on sunday
Officers and Directors Elected.

ODlftIs anu A+A''t'b'
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
RALsIGH, y. c.. July lL-An important event
IN southern educational matters occurred IN
Durham yesterday In tho organization OF the
school-Teacher Publishing Company under the
style and title OF the Educator Company. The
following officers we're elected: President, DR..
John +. Crowell. Of Trinity College; Fice-Presi-
dent. Hon. r. j. Jarvis Secretary and treasurer.
Professor W. 4. Blair The Board OF Directors
are DR.. Cr0well, Hon. T. j. Jarvis, colonel Julian
: carr, Professor L. w. Kennedy, of Durham
superintendent r. T.. ClarxtOn, Of Asheville, and
Nessrs b. y. Duke Of Duke cigarette fame, and
.. II. SOuthgate. The company Will publish at
Durham the southern EducIf0r 90 succeed ihe
school- Teacher, formerly published at winston.
Professor Z. :. keppe. a native Of virginia ana n
graduate OF the National Normal University, has
leen elected editor in-chief.
A FATAL FLASH.
Mr.. d. A. Reayes, Of Johnston county. was
struck by lightning yesterday evening at hts
home In Clayton aud Instantly killed. his littlo
daughter was standing near him when he was
struck, and his wife aud other children were IN
the house az tho time, but all escaped unhurt
except Mr.. keaYes. He ives standing IN the hall
with his little daughter near him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
REAL ESTATE IN NEW HANDS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded in the City and
Comfy.

Deeds of Sale Recorded in the City and
County.
The following deeds of bargain and sale were
we're recorded yesterday In the Chancery Court
Clerks Office:
W. W. Cosby, Jr.. and wife 10 william NJ. Tur-
pin, 60 feet on north side Hill street between
First and second, f3s5
Robert and Johanna Gays executors TO Id
ward Meredith, IL feet on east side Seventeenth
street between LOwnes and Accommodation,
500.
William II. Haxslls executors 70 Hollywood
Cemetery Company, 20 feet On north side Grace
street between Belvidcre and Pine, subject 10
lease and interest in annuity OF fSl. charged on
96 II zig feet on south side Franklin street Do
tween Eighth and Ninth, s2,O2t
Margreda K. Mattern's trustee and children 70
O. r. Gillian, % feet on east side second street
near BBSer, E,23.
Mrs. ;. NJ. Pollard 10 Matthias Noltz, % feet on
north side Ashland street near Randolph, t3f5.
Catherine PeyrOnnet 10 Thomas Nelson, 2l
feot on west side First street near jackson,
- G-0
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WILL Not BE coNsoLrpArED.

Love Harris. the well-snoWn Republican lend
er was here this morning on his return from
Washington Where be had beeu In the interest ot
Eayes, the collector OF the fifth internal reye-
nue district, whose appointment was recently
rejected by the Senate. Morris says the two dis
fricts in this State will not be consolidated, but
that the President will not appoint collector IN
Eaves place until twenty days after Congress ad-
journs and then he will appoint new man not
yet mentioned in that connection.
SADLY AFFLICTED.
o. T. Cox, of Cedar Falls. eK-sherif OF Ran
dolph and a leading citizen OF that county, has
been recently sadly bereayed. within the last
month a daughter, son, and his vile have died,
the latter being buried yesterday, and another
daughter is lying hopelessiy III ana ny. COX
himself Il in a critical condition. Tho disease
which has proven 20 fatal n this family and
from which SIR. Cox and his daughter are suffer-
ing Is thought to be typhus or malignant type
OF typhoid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

The next meeting win be held at Howard's-
Grove Methodist church second sunday In Au-
gust
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21
CHAPTER XVI.
ROXANNA BELLATRIX,

A lew oaN ALTER these Wtdding testify
ities Miss Elvira sent old Gilbert To carry
a basket Of cake 10 some friends four OF
five miles distant Gilbert could easily
have ridden mule and carried the bas.
ket, but the OK cart enabled him to con.
vey load Of Uirch broOms and shuck
mats, for which he hoped to find mar
ket by the way. The most of the day
was consumed in this jGunt, and it was
late In the wintry afternoon when he
journeyed homeward.
As he turned the corner of the brieI
field, where the innunerable denuded
stalks of many growths Were making q
mournful rustling in the evening wind,
he was surprised 10 see woman trudr.
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When Gilbert returned, some time af-
ter sundown, he found Missy seated at
his cabin door.
.Brer Nicholas is in Tallahassee" she
announced in triumph.
'Ds Laud! Wha' dat you tell me,
Missy? Nobody ter Eden, nur ter Sun
rise kin tell whicherway is Mawse Nick
gone. Is hit fur fac he is in Tallahas-
see:"
Missy nodded, with a comfortable sense
of superiority in the possession Of knowl
edge that this old man had missed,
though he had made journey Of thirty
miles. "At Cousin Myrtilla's," she ex-
planned further.
"You doan tell!''
"And he is Ill; dreadfully ill.," whim-
pered Missy. Sand know he wants to
see me-"
"Lawd! Lawd" calculated old Gil
bert
"You got to carry me up to town to-
morrow" said Missy authoritatively.
"You got nothin' else to do"
Old Gilbert shook his head. "IIit
mought be ketchin' complaint, chile"
81 hate hard hearted people!" Missy
declared, bringing her little fist down on
her knee with violence. "And every
body on this old hill has got hearts like
mile stones-'ceptin' me. You mean old
niger! l sha'n't give you any Christ
mas gif."
"You mus TAX patience, honey" coun-
seled old Gilbert. "Hit amt mon three
days sence Mawse Nicholas lef' US; things
gwan mend-paybo."
"And 1t might be a thousand years.
sighed Missy,
"Chillen mus obey" Gilbert reminded
her.
Missy was silent long time; then she
said, at last:
Daddy Gilbert, you've got religion,
amt your
"Bress de Lawd!' calculated the old
man; piously, ,,
seriousness, ''if you WAS to make, right
here, solemn vow to the Lord, like the
Bible says, you'd keep it, wouldn't you,
II it killed your
"Tubbe sho" the old man answered,
little dazed between the fatigue Of his
journey and the look Of strange resolve
on Missy's face.
AT this assent she stood up, on the step
above him, her hair tossing in the even
ing wind, her eyes burning, her slender
hands clasped against her breast; she
looked, in the dim twilight, like spirit,
and old Gilbert felt awed.
| "Kneel down." she said imperiously.
Old Gilbert obeyed as thaueh the com.
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80 you know your own Hesh and
S1ood better than thats" exclaimed Mrs.
Herry, impatiently. "Nick is a Thorne,
every inch Of him. He'll make no over
lures. He has married the girl he loves,
and he Is insanely happy, poor fool; but
he is desperately ILL.,"
Miss Elvira clasped her hands, but ut.
tered no sound.
HE is desperately ILL.," Mrs. Herry re-
peated. "He rode all night In the rain;
and exposure, fatigue and excitement
have told on him. Nicholas is very ILL.,
Missy burst out crying. 81 want to go
home with Cousin Myrtilla!' she walled.
Except for this there was dead 81
lence. The colonel thought his sons ill
ness a ruse. "That man, or that wo-
man." said he, after long pause, "who
harbors him is no friend OF mine"
"As you please" said Mrs. Herry, ris.
ing. "He Is your only son; you cannot
take away his name, nor his blood. And
rs for mel can get on without you, Col.
Thorne. My house Is my own, and I'll
entertain whom l see ft." She was
thoroughly angry now. "Ifyour brother
did but know 1t" turning to Miss Elvira,
"the only thing to do now is to forgive
Nick's marriage. Let him try the other
way, that's all! But he ought to remcm.
ber that he is not blameless himself. He
has always worked wrong with poor
Nick, keeping him at frowning distance,
when he ought to have grappled him
close; banishing him to that Sunrise
Plantation, when he ought to have had
him here at home. It isn't Nicholas that
is alone to blame"
But the colonel did not hear all this;
he had left the room in great wrath, and
Mrs. Herry, overcome by indignant sor.
row, and vexed at her defeat, declared
that she would not remain moment
longer.
Il am going back to that poor boy
she said. "You may call it weakness,
II you like, but thankful am that for.
gave my son. Two gotten more good out
Of that, Elvira, than ever you'll get out
Of Bishop Ken"
And Mrs. Herry departed.
Missy, at least, had derived some COM
fort from this VISIT to know that her
brother was at Cousin Myrtilla's was to
feel him near--within reach. Though he
was Ill, he need not die, and some day
she could go TO see Lottie and Bess-and,
once there, what could hinder her stay
ing forever with Brer Nicholas2
But, alas for this cheering hope! the
colonel returned to the parlor when Mrs
HerrY's carriage had disappeared, and
said, sternly:
"Elvira, you will oblige me by ceasinl
from this time forth to hold any com
munication whatever with Mrs. Herry
and any Of her family. For myself never
will cross her threshold again, save il
case Of some calamity"
"And that means am not to play will
Lottie and Bess any more!' walled Missy
The colonel sighed bitterly. He fell
himself a deeply injured man. He wa'
remotely sorry for Missy's childish dis
appointment regarding her playmates
but what was that compared with his
anguish? Yet nobody realized his po
sition, nobody considered his wounded
dignity.