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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-21

Large checks are always fashionable
for lawyers suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ACCTi0N sALEs-Future Days.
By Denoon, Topper q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneors,
sZl Main street.

A UCTION SALE or A NEAT COT
"a TAGE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND IN
NICE khPAIR on NEWTON STREET. IN
wOODVlLLE, on MEcHkNICsyII.LE ROAD.
HALF MILE EAST or THE CITY We will sell
BY auction, on tho promises. on
TUESDAY. July IS, 1890.
at O'Clock p. ". the above PROPERTY. The
HOUSE Is new and viii make pleasant home
20 any one only having n small amount 10 invest
The LoI has from, Of 20 Zee; with depth OF
lao.
TERMS: At sale.
DENOoS, TUPPER & CO..
~ 10 AuciioneeIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
State Guard and continue its existence as q
! separate organization.

State Guard and continue its existence as a
separate organization.
OPPOSITION TO HARRISON.
The negroes here have received commu-
nica.ions from John J. williamson. a negro
leader and politician of Franklin county,
calling for n convention at Raleigh 70 or
ganize opposition TO the Harrison Admin
istration because of the unjust discrimina-
tons against their race.
The Charlotte Consolidated Construction
Company was organized here last night
with paid-up capital of 100000. T.. ID.
Latta was elected president of tho COM
pany, also Of the street-raIlway company.
Work will be begun at once extending tho
car lines 20 the property recently pur-
chased by this company. and the horse
cars will give place to electric-cars.
ANNUAL PICNIC.
The annual picnic OF the Confederate
Veterans Association will be held IN this
city on August eth. General Rufus Bar
RINGER, commander, has issued the order.
The Board of County Commissioners at
their REGULAR meeting here YESTERDAY. ap-
proved seyenty-eIght applications for pen,
sions. The applicants are old soldiers and
widows of old soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
a SAILOR DROWNED
While Bathing in NaDsem0nd River
Death of Two Estimable Ladies.
II az .,,t ~.

SUFFOLK. Va. July 9.-About II o'clock
this morning kyerl Torseu, aged twenty
two years. Norwegian sailor on board the
schooner Mary 4. Taylor. was drowned at
the wharf ~ SUFFOLK. lie was bathing in
the river. and II is supposed ne was seized
with cramps. His condition was disc0v-
cred Just before he sank for the last time.
HIS body was soon recovered, but all efforts
at resuscitatIOn We're unaYaling. Captain
French. his employer, had the body de-
Gently inferred.
About 10 o'clock this morning Mrs.
Margaret +. Riddick. relict of Archibald
Biddicb, well-known hotel man In ante
belum days, died at her residence IN
Suffolk. and early this afternoon Miss Fan
me sumner. sister of Mrs. Joseph j. Hall.
ST.. passed away. Both these ladies were
much beloved by large circle of friends
and were noted for their lovable traits of
character. both being devoted Christians.
They were members of the Methodist
church. at which Their funerals take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
COALITION FEARED
AS A RESULT OF ALLIANCE ACTIVITY
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Tho Eastern Section In Danger of Being
Turned Over 20 the Negroes-An
Organ Gives Warning.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D.spssch.l

rcorrespondence Of the Richmond D.sps,ch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., July Q, 1880.
The politjcal sky Of Halifax and adioin-
ing counties is becoming very much cloud
cd for the Democratic party. At almost
every primary convention from three
fourths 10 seven eighths OF the delegates
have been chosen from the Farmers Ali
ance. and there IS serious disruption brew
ING. In Halifax county there IS strong
talk Of a coalition ticket between the two
narties. and il il thought by many % those
who have been the leaders in the Demo-
cratic party that such move VIII virtually
hand over the county 70 the negroes again.
THEY BREAK TIE BAND.
Some Of the strongest Democrats argue
that a coalition representation sent any
where from the East TO the State Legisla-
ture Will break the band between Eastern
and Western Carolina on the cOunty-gOy-
eminent nuestion. In that event all East
ern Carolina will be turned over 10 the
NEGROES. and the scenes Of more than
dozen wears ago Will be common here
again.
THE ALLIANCE NOT BAPPY.
There have even been wrangllngs within
the alliance in this county. Inc county
Convention meets at Halifax next Monday,
and there Is great uncertainty as TO the re-
sults of the convention. The DfmoGdi,
published in Scotland Neck. ~ strongly
urring a straightout Democratic ticket
and warns against the evils Of coalition.
BITTER AGAINST VANCE.
The Farmers Alliance in Edgecomhe
county are reported as being very Dllter
AGAINST Senator Vance for the open letter
he has recently written Hon. Ellas Carr.
president OF the North Carolina state Al
lance. on the bill known as the sub-irea-
sury bill. Senator Vance saws be cannot
sunport the bill. notwithstanding he nitro
duced il bv REQUEST. and the alliances say
that he Will hardly be returned TO the
United States Senate.
The primary convention IN TINS town.
ship has endorsed Hon. W. II. Kitchen ior
CONGRESS. The contest is now between
Kitchen. Simmons. and candidate that 1t
is understood will be brought out by the
Farmers Alliance.
INCREASED REVENUE.
The recent decision by tho investigating
committee on the matter of railroad taxa
ton has given Halifax county nearly
800 600 worth of railroad property tor
taxation which viii add to the county
taxes about $4,000.
There has been more cash trade in this
section this year than III any previous
year for seven. So say the businessmen.
THE CROPS.
Crops are very promising still, but Will
soon begin to lose byreason of the drought.
tobacco Is being cut and cured IN this
community.
The force Of hands on the survey for the
branch road from the Scotland Neck and
Greenville road to Washington have i'm
ished their work and have gone to Burgaw
to locate a new line of railroad in that VI
entity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
or the Fifth Congressional District-Wii-
liams Nominated on the First Ballot.


Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l
GREESsB0Ro'. n. c.. July 9.-The Demo-
cratic Convention Of the Fifth congress
sional district met here at noon to-day.
Six hundred delegates were present from
Caswell, Forsyth. Granville. Guilford.
Person, Rockingham. Stokes, and Surry
counties and there was tremendous enthu-
siasm. Il b. Glenn, of Winston. was
made permanent chairman and John G..
Upton, of Guilford, permanent secretary.
The names of A. II. A. Williams. OF Gran
vile, and David Settle, of Rockingham,
were placed in nomination. Williams was
nominated on the first ballot by vote OF
2l3 TO IS. 4 strong platform wes adopted.
DIED AND WAS RESTORED.
Mrs. Robert Allen. wife Of a well-known
engineer of tho Richmond and Danvllle
railroad. died to all appearances Yesterday
evening az o'clock. At 6 o'clock 1t was
discovered that she was breathing. She
was restored 10 consciousness and lived
until o'clock this morning, when she
died. Her remains were taken TO Staun-
ton. Va, tonight for burial
ABICHaoND BOY HURT.
Patrick Cunningham young man who
has n number of relatives IN Richmond,
was thrown from buggy Yesterday eve
ming and badly hurt. He fell on his head
and was unconscious for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
A RIFLE CONTEST
Open to All North Carolina Ciubs-$1O0
First Prize. $50 tho second.
lspecial telegram 10 the Dlspaich.I

totf'lhi i'if hui " VIC Hi'lhtNA"i
AsHYvuLE. n. G., July 9.-The A.heyille
Rife Club is a happy set offellows now and
doesn't care that 1t could not contest at
Wilmington. Captain V. T. AcBee, of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
has proposed to give prize of 800 in gold
10 the team making the best rifle score at
a contest to come of in this CITY early IN
August open TO all clubs IN North Carolina.
Mr. X. VI. Eurman, OF the Asheville Damn
crH. has guaranteed a second prize of $50.
the club will take the arrangements in
charge at a meeting tomorrow.
BAND TOURNAMENT.
Hull's band. Of this city. have taken the
initiatory steps for band tournament 10
be held here in September. II is intended
70 offer prizes ranging from $500 10 $1,000.
II attempted it VIII be the best thing of
the kind ever given in the South. The in
dications are that the requisite means can
be obtained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
NATURAL-GhS WELL
OF Wonderful Capacity Struck in West
-Mercantile Failure.

isptclbl ltlcsfhlh u Al' Ftophselsl
PABKEHsBURG, w. Va, July "a great
natural-gas well was struckon the Roberts
farm, near Burning Springs, last night.
The noise Of the escaping ees can he heard
two miles and the wen i believed to ex-
coed In capacity any ever struck IN Ohio
or Indiana. Steps have been taken TO
pipe the Gas 10 this city.
". G. Gilbert. prominent merchant Of
CORVALLIS. Richie county, assigned to-
day. Liabilities, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

ECEiNER'S SALF.-BY VIRTUE
Ia Of al order Of the Chancery Court or tho
city OF Richmond, entered 10 the cases OF West
& Co. and sls rS Moore, &C., will sell at tho
store Of W. j. Moore. No. 3i3 Louisiana street,
FRIDAY, July II, 1890,
at 10 o'clock A. H.. ALL THE GOODS IN said
store, consisting % about
- GALLONS LIQUORS, FLOUR,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, BACON,
CANNED GOODS,
SHOWCASES
SCALES. YINEGAR,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
IRON SAFE, BAR COUNTER,
BEER-PUMP,
BAR-ElXIURES. &c, SC.
ALSO,
Two HORSES, WAGON, and HARNESS
J. =. WINSTON.
~ 10 Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
HENRY II. POLLARD,
~porfaI Com

GUMS EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF. Against CRUaP
1T Al, DEPEND Nrs-IN The CHASCERY COURT
or THE CRY or RICHMOND.
]. Charles ". GJddin, clerk Of the said Court
certify that the bond required Of tho Social
Commissioners. fienry II. Pollard aud Allen O..
Collins. by the decree in said cause OF June T..
1897, has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this 7th day Of June,
1870. CHARLES ". GODDlN, Clerk
sale conducted By TIgBgRLAXE a FRAYsER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

Scott Wood. well-known colorod law
yer and clerk IN the iutornal-reyenue de-
partmeut in this city. was married this az
ternOon 10 Addic. daughter of John Berry.
The marriage took place at the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion church, on Oak
street. and was the most fashionable one
that has occurred in colored circles for a
long time.
There was large sale Of peanuts on
private terms 10 one of our dealers to-day
The crop was that Of a Prince George
farmer aud was brought IN bulk in wagons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
SENSATIONAL ELOPEMENT.
A Married Minister Runs Away with n
Married Lady Of Ills FLOCK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

lspecial teI0Cram 20 the DIspaIchI
CLAnKsDrBG. W, Va, July 9.-On Mon
day night Rev. Abner Vernon. Appointment
minister of this county, suddenly disap-
peared. At the same time Mrs. Charles
Echols, comelv member of his flock, left
on visit 10 Parkershurg. Alr. Echo-s 5
suspicious were aroused. and he followed
his wife. He found that the minister and
Mrs Echols met and eloped together.
Mr.. Echols is in pursuit of the couple.
Both Mrs. Echols and the Rev. Vernon
leaye larCe familIes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1914 Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE or A LARGE
81 VACANT lot AT tue NOkTHEA n
CORNER OF ENIY-THlkD AND CARY
ST uBETs.-Acting under the provisions Of the
will OF James GuUn. deceased, and a decroe OF
the Richmond Chancery Court entered on he
l2'h day Of March. $780, IL tho suit Of Gums
executor rs. Gum and oihers, shall, as execu-
tor proceed TO SELL at public auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. July 10, 1890,
ate o'clock p. ~, the aboye-described PROPER
TY The lot fronts ~ feet on the north side Of
Cary street aud runs hack northwsrdly ll5 feet
T. an alley IS fee. wide.
This u one OF the few II not The only large va
cart lot IN that locality now On the market, and
T. well suited for a large manufacturing ostab-
llshnent.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In six.
twelve ani eighteen months for negotiable
noes, with interest aided from day Of sale. and
tile retained until all tho probationary IS
paid, or the purchaser will receive deed bnd
give a decd OF trust TO secure the deferred pay
ments, or all cash at the option o. the pur-
chaser. a. GUM, Executor.
sUrTOs & CO., Auctoleers. ly5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ROT o. THE APPoNATTox.
rRInGr coNTnovHEsY sEITLED.

The prolonged controversy between the
counties OF Brunswick and Dinwlddie
about the rebuilding of Birche's bridge
over the Nottowgv river was settled on
Monday upon a satisfactory basis 70 both
counties. The bridge is t. he rebuilt on
the same site. but above hlgh-water mark,
and Brunswick county Is to pay three
ffths of the cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

JORDAN l. MOTT. owner J. L. Mott Iron
WORKS. Mott Haven, y. \.
CHANLES e.. EDDY. vicepresifent Norfolk
and Western railroad. GoauOke Va.
EDWIN EiNSrtIN, eX-congressmnn from
New YORK city. capitalist aud director in the
New River Mineral Company.
GEOkGE ~. SEELEI, Of New York city. CAPT
ianst aud president OF the New-Riyer Mineral
Company.
VIC. VAN DOREN, Of Iyanhoc. Va.
General JAMES \. WALKER, OF Wytheville,
Va.
HERBERT C. HULL, capitalist and lawyer,
New York city. IS s-4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ay,yys;,.

u
= COMPANY for tue oEA~llOkt. ssz
ssss-~
Cheapest ami most pleasant route o. yLD
POINI. ViNGi.A BEACH, CkAN Flhn,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
CLAREMONT, and JAMEs-Mr.K LAND
INus by elegant saloon steamer AhifL
leaving klchm nj EYEKY MONDAY. WEDS b
DAY, AMI FRIDAY at A. NJ. streel-cars ~
directly 10 steamers wharf. Faro 10 Oh POINT
Or Norfolk. gi.aO; second class, S..
Connections st old Point AMI Norfolk closely
with al lines for northern cities Flrsinia Beach.
and Ocsun tisw same a,t8rcO0n. James river
by daylight. Great tourist nnA Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer snd 81 GerOer's
Agency 100 Main street Baggage checked
through. Stets-roOms engaged Tor day or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. Old POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANFlLLE. mi FAKNFILLR AND
POWHBTAN K r. STATIONS, and wash
INGTON, -. c., all points IN Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern virginia, ani all regular laEd-
ings on BE- Jsmes river, al lowest rates aud
through bilis issued
LUCIEN &. TATUH, Vice. President
No. 1u7 Main street and kOcksttA
IRWIN WEIs GE- Freigh. and Passenger Agsnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
VNHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
AoND,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND MAIN srREKrs
CAPITAL, 100000.
X. A. PATTERSON, LIZ NORRIS,
President yice-Presiisn.

GEORGE n. WOODBRIDGE, Cashier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: George 1. Christian. W.
r. Quarles, .. q. Owena T. Whitl0ck, IL. Iheo-
dore Ellyson. w. II. Zimmerman. b. Alsop. d.
Y. Davis, ii. b. Taiiaferrc. NJ. NJ. Gillian. l. T.
Morris, John Pope, Fritz sitssrdins. John h.
Henry bodeker, L. b. Tatum. n. swineford,
James Lyons, @. q. Valentine, II. seldom Taylor,
Hermann schmidt, b. r. johnson. and II. A. Pat
Lers0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
LIS AKRIYE Ia RICHMOND.
YORK-RlyER LINE,uA wEsrPoIsF
TIE FAyORIrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.


IHAIN No. 20. 800 n. ".
LOCAL EAPHB1S. daily except sunday. stops
a. 81 stations. A. Lnstor Nauo- connects via
stage Tor Ngikert1n. wish Baltimore steamer az
West Point
TRAIN No Is. fl5 r. r.
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except sanfay.
FOR Ne.t Point connecting With YORK River
steamer. FOR Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect gitn Baltimore ali onlO railroad for
Warrington. Philadelphia, an4 VOW YORK.
steamers leave baltimore H. f. daily, erospt
Sunday.
A. Al.
TRAIN 20 II 20 4. 81.
LOCAL, MIXED daily except sunday. leaves
Trenty-sighth stroes for West fOln. aGd inssc-
mediate points
Floset-5nlca At station foot Of Virginia street
Ciy dcseLOllce-coruer OF Tenth aai Aala
streets.
col HAAS, JAS. I. TAYLOR,
TrAflc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division Passenger Az3nL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.


yestors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash; balance in
one ami two years.
Through IT. exceptional railroad facilities
| 'sIvaahoon Is paced within minimum haul OF
| the enormous Gossan ron-9re Of Carroll county
| aud the world-famous lmOuite md mountain
| ores Of tho Crpple-CrceK Valley. and - also
within easy haIl OF The celebrated POcahontas
| and FlAi-T0p coal and coke-lells.
| IdMEN-E LIMESTONE QUAhRlES already
| being operated Within he town.
! THt No. J FURNACE IT tle NeT-Biver Wine
RAJ COMPANY isalreafy ia successful operation
| while lie igANHDE IRON COMPANY. under
tie PRESIDENCY ~ Sir. Jorion J.. Moti, Of the
! Mott Haven lrOn-Wor4s. If sew Ork, has been
| organized for the purpose Of erecillg another
Inc tXrErsIYE MINES eight 81 the New
! River Mineral Company, adjoining The town, are
already giving employ ment to largo NUMBER
/ OF men.
/ capital Of 100000, has purcha-ef Immense de-
posts Of valuable lin -ores, which they are now
| degelOD.mg, and Will soon erect several large
! furnaces.
! connection OF the Norfolk and Western railroad.
| lvauhos has become thc great distributing point
| Tor The immense Ore-hells and agricultural AMI
| timber districts OF southwestern virginia and
| situated In the midst 81 n great vocl-ral'ing
district. and within a short hgil ~ the southern
| cotton-neld-, no place in Virginia posse ees
| greater advantages for NOOLLrN- AND COZ
ION-MILLs.
Vast .raets % red ana white oak, chestnut,
hickory, pine. and hemlock near - hand fur
nsh exceptional opportunities for WOODWORK
ing Establishments and steam .auuefie-.
4 $4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wsler-worss. plsning-mill, eleciric-light
plaui, brick-w0rks, ETC., will 10 erected Al al
early dale.
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate Is
unsurpassed by the celebrated mountain re-
sorts Of the world.
A large irac. u level land, with front Of one
and a half miles on the New river, has been se.
aside tor manufacturing purpose
Liberal inducements vii be offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through is connections with the steamship
lines the Louisville aud Nashville. the >henna-
doah Valley, and the Cape Fear and Yadkin-
Valley railroads, and IT, outlet on the Ohio
river the Norfolk ani Western railroad places
" lyanhoe iu direct communication with al
The great markets OF tho North. East, South, aud
West.
For maps, descriptive pamphlets. otc.. apply
to the secretary OF The company at Ivanhoe,'
Wythe county, Va.
W. c. VAN DOREN,
President
G. VI. sEELEY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ILLICIT DlsTlLLeRY DESTROYED.
Want to Withdraw Negroes Organizing
Against Harrison.
lspecial teIegram 70 .he Dispstcal

Especial telegram to the Disps,ca-l
CHARLOTTE, n. C., July 9.-Deputy-C Col
lector George 81. Bull captured and de-
stroyed large illicit dlstlllery about
twenty miles from Lexington last night.
About 1000 gallons Of beer were destroyed.
Columbus county held It's convention
Monday 10 appoint delegates TO the con-
yention of the Sixth congressional district.
+. Is. Alexander received 40. Hon. Alfred
Rowland !. Stanley county went for
Alexander IN the proportion OF 3 10 J..
A special from ROCKINGHAM says Colonel
j. 4. Legrand has Withdrawn in favor of
Alexandria.
ANGRY HORNETS
The Hornet's-Nest Rifemen are seriously
contemplating Withdrawing FROM the State
Guard. The trouble arose over the sun
mer encampments 10 be held July 22d TO
18th and August 9Th 10 18th. Captain L.
X. Robertson is clerk of the Criminal
Court, which meets here at the time of the
August encampment. Several members Of
the company are witnesses, aud Others eau
not be away at that time. The penalty TOR
non-attendance is disbandment. The Hor-
nets wanted TO attend the July encamp-
ment. and there was no objection TO this.
At meeting last night sentiment was in
favor OF requesting Governor Fowle TO al
Low the company to withdraw from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
TRAiNs NOErHWAND.


DAILY. Daily except >.f.lr.
slOFrlN6-PLACs4
nos. II. r. - 30. aaI8-'rass I'D stops so'.
y and o. 800 D. agssI a. Nanchsstsr,
Drewry's Blue. Cen'rs's. snf e. .ffer ~ .
et0na 40 Chester NHt 81. - %. 81, Al. 80. 81. Eni
a., Will e,Op a. al s.aii1lt lar na.isnger.
PyLLVAN-CAR -sKs.lE
On Trains Nos q ami q elospiny--srs oo'resi
New YORK an1 Tampa. PA lrit sertslnrliIsi
On lrsius NOA IA aIt 81 slo3li g-rtrf between
Washington ant Charleston. on Trsn so d.
sleop.ng-ca-s between HashirFton anI 10 a.
sonyillc, ON 1raln 81. IS s.rH. lng.cAas boz
se@u JR'ssonri.r ari Hew York.
InE oSLt AL--&AlL LiNa 10 N1"f3LN
Richmobh1..i.,.@.rpAM xor,.,....1.....,'.@.5 IN
Richmond. 80 .5 T.. n. N1--lik..... fIl p. M.
Norfolk. ......'s.i9A n. ahmoai..ig.I5 A. a.
Norfolk .....'t.gJ T.. Il. Richmond. f1l o. 81
fue trains leaving iNcliu IH.l 4. sd g.. AZ. anf
Norfolk az 8 o.. ~. Ar9 eNui lalls between
tnese two point. snd pas.oagfrs 80 through
without change ~ cara. close connections 40
also lnsio ~ le.orsbllg Icy tlo BIB 80. 60 trau
from Richmond sni tie sac 4. =. tTlig fs0m
Norfolk
Trllns leaving Richmond % eD 4. ~. AIT
il..U e. s. and arriving at Richmond az 1915 e..
u. ani 30. T.. a.. mgra cll+s connection -
Petersburg o and tron farmylls, IyncauIrs.
ani southwestern Ioin.l
X e. -ULLY. sIpe-nfsnfsaL
l. 7. 10 MTakt General Ilrr.rtsI ielL
4. 4. EXsA5Js. General taIss..3r Ae.ag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

BoscHES. &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAISsT BUSCH AND
Ais, DEFENDAsrs-IS tbs CuASCERY COURT
or THg CITY or RICHNoSD.
l. charles ". GoiIu. clerk Of said court,
~ that tho bond required 81 tho special
commissioners by the decree Ia said cause OF
June .. l,S. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sih day OF June,
1890. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
Tvs CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

BEATRIcs c. GUM. PLAINrFF, AGAINST X. p
GUSN's ADMINISTRATORS 1T Al. DEFsSDANrs-
Is Tbs CHASCEBY COURr or THE CITY or
hICHNOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of the said Court,
certify that the DOnd required Of the Special
Commissioners. Allen G.. Collins. n. X Pollard,
anl J.. Lane Stern, by the decree In the said
cause Of June H. 1890. has been duly giyen.
Given under my hand this - day Of june,
1870. CHARLES W. GODDlN, ClerK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
TIE FEDERAL ELeCTloN-LAW.
Republican Strong Talk Against 1.-THE
Kind of Sentiment in North Carolina.
Especial telegram TO toe Dlspstch.l

RALEIGH, n. c.. July 9.-The Republi-
cans here are INDUCING in some strong
talk AGAINST the Federal election-law now
before Congress-. II is understood that 4.
W. Shaiicr, tie Raleigh postmaster, has
denounced il "a pusillanimOus and
cowardly measure. There Is a sentiment
crystalline TO the effect that any kepub-
in operation in this section must DO cru
Gifted"
Governor Fowle to-day commissioned
Mr.. J. :. Carr, of Durham. as paymaster Of
the Governors staff, with the rank of colo
mel