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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-21
THE sATsOP RAILROAD


Has been operating here for per-
manen buildings warehouse and the railroad This company
has about IA miles of main line operation nearly
deracks and into all the vast body timber contiguous
the line of the railroad The Satsop largest logging
road Puget Sound during the busy average
RATS of logs scaling about 100000 each away
mills each week be into the lumber
export.
The Mason County Central Railroad enterprise that will be
operation with the opening of spring. and promises important
we'll as to the They also have sawm of fair capacity sup
ply local demands Aso the Port Townsend Railroad
will pass through Shelton and open line
by rail with California and the East.
beauty elegant ground north
side of superb view of the hay monarch Mt Raner
had every weather. while from the upland the opposite
obtained the Olympic mountains irreg-
and capped peaks which the
Pacific
Without doubt Shelton lying does sheltered
facing prees bays of this region possesses eligible
hardly be improved upon
tered from continuous from the of which
being made osuppy the with abundant
a fall of more than fifty feet a1aSx
advantages and they investigating
There BOOM heradng trumpe but Shelton proportion
aey growing rapidly than any point the Sound
from $50 upward further information address
DAVID SHELTON,
Or 1.-THE JOURNAL"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
To Limit Debate In the Senate,
nv ,.Iogranb 10 tho DisDa.ch1

WASHINGTON, d. c., July l4.-Ihe Republican
senatorial caucus committee instructed to frame
\ rule under which debate 10 the senate may DC
limited held a meeting this morning hni agreed
on a form Of rule TO be reported TO the caucus
tonight. . -
An Injunction Of secrecy has been put upon
tho mentors OF tho com mittee and the terms OF
the proposed rule are Withheld from general CIR
culation IL Is learned. however, Thai II diners
from the text AS published Ia number OF
papers to-day, aud is in effect moilncation OF
the previous question as generally used IN par
Elementary bodies.
Uisaru.e applicable TO any measure under
consideration, being made general IN us scope.
In It's yiew 1t Is understood, Is the passing OF an
apportonment bill after prcmuigailoh OF inc
tabulation Of tho census returns OF populhtlon.
This, II IS said, can DO made before august iotn-
There IL nothing la tho proposed RUE referring
10 the counting OF a quorum by the pres'ung Of
rcer 10 case any Of tho senators refuse 10 vote
when their names are called
The rule will be reported 70 the caucus when
Is TO DO held tonight at $ o'clock Beside the
question Of adopting rules, the caucus VIII nave
also 10 decide whether tho rule shall Do reporter
10 the Senate at once for action or heiu ia re-
serve, 10 be used only in case II becomes neces-
sary 10 secure the transaction Of business.
Some Republican senators favor mo latter
course. believing that the Democratic SENATORS
| will not insist upon unnecessary delays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
The cable between Halifax aud Bermuda VS.:
opened for business today

The cable between Halifax aud Bermuda was
opened for business to-day
Two more bodies we're found floating in the
river at Chicago Yesterday near tne scene Of FRI
day nights explosion on the steamer 1ioga. They
we're Edward fitzglbbon. of Buffalo, waiter on
Tho boat, and Thomas Lawrence, deck-hand.
ThIs makes twenty-five so far recovered. Ii is
known that twenty-ave persons lost their lives
by the explosion, which would leave three bodies
uncovered; but this makes no account OF I'M
known roasiabouts lounging on tbs boat at the
time, 90 that the total fatalities may 10 con-
sidersbiy larger.
James A. simmons was arrested yesterday
afternoon at his Office, IS Broadway, New YORK,
on a warrant issued by United States Commits
sioner shields on the application OF United
statas Districi-Atorney Mitchell. simmons Is
accused u completely with General Peter J.
classen IN me misrepresentation of bonds and
securitios oil lhe siath National Bank. The OK
o,ni,a,lon vas set down for TO-DAY. and bail WAS
axed az $4,000. He did not give bail yesterday.
slmmons took ms arrest very calmly. lie do.
Glued 10 say anything except that his case will
~ davelOpcd later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
SUMNER VISITORS.
APPOINTMENTS MADE
By tho Baptist Foreign Mission Board OF
yirginia-Eho Lewis Claim.

By tho Baptist Foreign Mission Board oil
yirginia-Nho Lewis Claim.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, July 14-At q meeting OF the
Baptist Foreign Nilsson Board OF Virginia. heli
to-day IN Freemason- street Baptist church. TIE
following ministers and laymsn we're appointed
70 represent the board a. tho various district as
soclgiions during the summer:
Accomac Association. George J. Holiday.
Albemarle Association. A. b, Moodnn.
AppOmattOx Association, w. W. Lanlfum.
Augusta Association. L. q. Jones
Blue Ridge Association. l. u. Aiien-
Cinch-Yalley Association, II. u. Haymore'
Concord Association. II. II. Harris
Dan-kiver Association, 1. q. Iheines
Dover Association, A. 3. Noodun.
Goshen Association, J. N. Mercer.
James River Association, :. G. Clopton.
Lebanon Association, l.. u. Alton.
Middle District Association, George l. Truett
New Lebanon Association, II. II. harris
Now River Association, X. H. baymofe
Portsmouth Association, T. =. Bell.
Potomac Association, A. B. Dunaway:
Rappahannock Association, George Z. Truett.
Roanoke Association. &. 4. James.
Shenandoah Association, A. b. Duna"ay'
shiloh Association. G. +. scott
Strawberry Association, y. II. fhppo.
Valley Association. L. IS. Allen.
The disabled steamship kchfnohh' Oh tne Oiu
Dominion Line. was iagen Ia TOW Io.nlshs oy inc
steamship Guyandone and carried to New YORK
for repairs
UNoUsDED CLAIM.
Some time since q tug6ost called me laa
Lewis, owned by Mr.. Lewis. lessee OF largo
body Of oyster-grounds belonging 10 the state
tthe lease being afterwards revoked. acting un-
dor his orlers,ran down aud sunk a Maryland oy 3
ter schooner for alleged nespass on MS grounds.
The Legislative committee Of this state. recently
IN session and making general Investigations,
examined into the above matter, aud found tha!
the claim of Mr. Lewis was not weil-iounded, as
tho Maryland schooner was not at the time upon
the grounds claimed By him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

&C. inferior TO sslr, ssse>c. eoo4 y 49,
s.assc. Fults, 9isssc. iesebsry. - 80
8, &C.. steamer No. g. red. Ne; "~ a,ys
No. winter red spot Nssstks.: gsy' -
g3xc.; August. eti, sS2ir.. ssptempefs ~
gaSc. Corn-touiherp firm and higher wv. .
s0c: yellow, 10. western sasy; mtscb -,
4sc.: July. ttsftAc.: August f<hukc.. sep..n
Der. A4a,ihc. steamer. &c. bid. Oen scnvS
and higher; ungrHied southern AMI rennsyr
vania, 2saSj4c.. DO western vh3tc, Hecxcs
do do mixed. s%aD4c: graded No lwn.Ns
3skc. Rye dull: choice. ssa3cc. prime. Sss<.s
good 10 iair, sea.Dc. Lay nominal; prime 10
choice timotny. siL5oxi4s0 Provisions nr"..
Butter active and arm; creanery. fsscv, 80
fsc: do fair 10 choice. lisiSc.; do imitsuoh,
Halls: Iadie, fancy, l0silc. do. Koci W en"es'
Ease: store pacsei. sssc. kgg@ 1fm A. l,c Coz
fee ilrra Rlo csrgoes fair. 1916. No Z. 80
is,,e. sugar strong; grsnnlssed. sc. Sypp.s
very nrm; rernei. i5e. Nbissey sses'y y
si.i3asi.i6. Freights 20 Iiysroool pct s'esm. ,
very quiet: cotton. eoc. nour, i~oa.. rso'
I'D Cork, for orders. 3sa5s-sd- hscsipr
Flour, le,f9o barrels. ~test, 9.1V pusnss
corn. oo.Os) bushels oats. 7coO bushels. rhiv-
men.s-floyr, II, 0Ss barrels: wheat t,Do purn-
els sales heat 2sl.so bushels: corn' ~
coo bushels.
CHICAGO, July N--cssh rour nrra and IN
changed. No. 2sprins wheat. H'<c NO res
ss.c. No corn, 6t,c. No. 2oss' Nye' 49,
pork, t,i.S. Lard. sj.s2h. ShottnDs, ,o'.'
Shoulders, sN9lat5.A. short-ciear' ssNas~s'
Whissey. si.os
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rur RICHMOND DISPATCH--TUESDAY JULY Is. 1890.

be built IN proximity 10 them ~ Wen As inc
probable mining OF iron. silica. puita'nk ss"ar,
&c. Tho distance also. IS we'll as gisnr, sislhy
In favor 81 >coitsgile. This roai mas a 49,.
been chartered ~ mo Legislature. enl .hs
building Of II Is scarceiy more thsn auo'''u VI
time
CONE TO REST.
Mr.. Eliza A. Eldridgs. the sccom pis ie wls
OF 4. X Eldrdgo, ESQ, n prominens ci.h'n .,
Buckingham Courthouse, died ssturuay' I'M 1sa
will be buried ut that place this eyepins. 81,
deceased Was the mother OF Mr. benlamin EII-
bridge, chief CLERK at tho kicnm ond .easl
Works, and sister of Mr.. William u. refAlhs, o'
your city. She was aged about sixty-fvo years
sLroGHo MATCH
pugliistic encounter a "a Auglais TOOK place
at New Canton Saturday. One geutsnhn ,eel-
ine himself aggrleyed at sonno remsrks msue W
another ATTACKED the latter. Friends presens
formed ing with the crowd ana called ior ,slr
play. The belligercnts pouudea each vsnee
rouodly, when the smaller man was neSIarel 'ne
victor by the larger calling OUT; axe axe hln
oil: ] am In no condition 70 fght" lhs tsn-
pushed was the individual who began the ray
very Hight shower fell here yesterday MORN
Ing. In this Immediate section vesetaton N
par,hing and unle-. rain soon falls the splehala
prospect Of large crop Of cora VIII be phghieu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

sailing orders OF the United States steamer IS
sex 20 far rs they applied 10 the ransyoi tsiion
Of the remains OF the inventor Ericsson 20 sve-
den, aud 10 have either the new cruiser Phii~
delphla or tho Baltimore perform that service.
Tie latter will probably be 80 ecied, NJ she can
be more readily prepared for the voyage
President Harrison to-day ordered that the
national flag be displayed al hnii mast uron MI
buildings 81 tue az -cutive departments OF This
city until after General Fremonts funeral shall
have taken place.
Mr.. vclOmss 81 Maryland, to-dsy reported
favorabiy from the House committed on hlu-
cation the senate bill ~ apply portion Of tho
proceeds Il the sales Of public lands 10 tho sup
port OF AGRICULTURAL colleges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
personal Notes from Ham ton.

tcorresDondeuce OF the Richmond Disoaichl
HANPTOS. Va, July Il, 1920
NissIola s. Clutter. Of Danyile. sang charm
ing solo Ia tho Methodist chdrch las' night she
a. ,t,c ,,ossass1r OF a nue contralto voice.
rev. Mr.. Christian, who has been indisposod
for some time, has been persuaded by his
church 10 tsko needed vacation ana VIII leave
Tor the District Conference tomorrow, 10 90 eh-
sent some weeks.
Niss Julia Armistend expects 20 leave for
Wilnanspure ia a lew days 20 spend some
weeks.
Robert Jet, the colored hackmao VINO Ntss
a,ruct over tho head by n fellow-hacsman at
Oid Point last week and badly hurt, Is still
living 49,, 90
SIR. W J. King, Of Norfolk, led the Young
Mems Christian Association meeting yeseTuhy'
There was a very large attendance.
Mrs. Wooiie Williams and Children, OF Rich
rnond. are az Mrs. IilfOrdS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
MARKETS 6Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOaA.

SES lOhA-
NEW YORK, July iL-Co,ton frm. No sales
today last week not before repof tod, Liza bales
for spinning; asa bales for expert; Gplands.
rec. Orleans, u 3-l6c Net recsipts. si2 bales
exports-to 8rea, Britain, $3.50 bales: 10 tho
continent ~ bales; Ia stock. 1891 bales
southern -four quiet; common 10 faif, extra,
Szi3a<a40; good 10 choice DO. f3i5ss5.Ia
Wheat unsettled and moderately active,
closing steady; No. 2 red, s6ssshc.: options
fairly active. closing steady; No. red, July,
g5j,c.: August, Asc. september. si%c.
Corn unsettled, closing easy: No. 2, +is4tac. T;
August, ave; september. s3isc. Oats strong
er and moderately active; options quiet: July.
35Hc.: August. AAc.; September. S31<c. No.
2 spot, ga35,. mixed western, xsAstss. cofee-
Options closed steady; July. s!7.i5; August,
fld. sOasi7 september. tlel0sslds0: spot Mo
firfner aud more active; fair caryoeA So su-
gar-Raw held higher. but quist; Tar refining
at 4Ae csnuifugsls, od-teN, 5hc.: rcn1ed
c. S e-ieca5 il-i5c. yellow, t.assc.; % A. 5'.s
l5-loc. mould A, thc. standard A. 9 Size. ;
confectionery A, &C. cut-ioaf aud crushed. t5ac.;
powdered, t3sc.; granuisted, bloc. Aoisssos- -
New Orleans quiet; common 10 fancy, sis4sc.
Rice fairly active and nrm: domestic, 5'.s.sc. (:
Japan, 6Aa5r. Petroleum ssssdy; roencd, !. BE.
cotton-seed oil quiet; crude. sSoajtc.: y0hov.
SOC. hosin stesdy strained. common 70 good,
81. s0s$L 20. Turpentine steady 81 l2haisc Wool
quiet aud steady; domestic neece, Soassc. pull
cd, 26as4c. Texas, i7sS@c Fora steady mess,
tias5ayla75: extra prime. Sl0aSi0sa Beet
quiet; extra msss, 0aZsS plata. T.ssee7.sa
Beef hama weak ct 9lh Tierced beef dun aud
steady and quiet: pickisd bellies. sxabte.
hams, sAAioc. Alddiss sasy /; shortcisAr. tAsa.
Lard stronger and quiet; vesesrn sieeo. - -;
city. g. 0aSn3 July. al Auaueh tAlss sep
tsmber. se1 yrsishn dsn and uAessnssd.
Cosson. S-ael srsln. "a.
sALrlmoal
YAlrInoRI. July l<--Ce>1o9 nom1neli nid'
s sss'ss IA n: ~, - scrn4s ~ 49,. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15


HILLIARD. Died, suddenly. ~ hls home ~
King william county. July ?. 1877, Nr !" H.i~
LARD; aged slxty-six ycars Gni four months
"G0 10 his grave, bntnot 10 weep,
Nor battle Win tears his tomb
ina uracious sect will angels keep
Vn'thonce lmmorlA. nogoFs sasi tllom
CROUCH.-Died, at no residence n her
brother. Robert Temple Croucp. iD Henri.O
county, Monday, AZ 53j o'clock J. ~, Ll'i ~,
CROUCH. daugh or u tho late Ih' mas an'
M0lllo y. Crouch ,,..c,,.s
Funeral from Westminster church hD'r9-
DAY MORNING az II 0cicrs.
RSRIgnT. -Dlsi. at her residence. lil lou
,siane gfr0e. yesterday morning. hkLilE !.
beloved vito ~ Thomas =. Ennght All laAgn-
Ter Of Mary and ne lato william Bowen.
Funeral vii take placo from 81 fairicts
church TO-DAY The Ism instant 81 &c pcA.
Friends and relatives Of the family are invited
Hoston, Chicago, snd Montreal papers please
copy.
Johnson. at his residence. ~ eat
Grace street, al ~ % thiB mo,nins, hr. ". -
JOHNSON.
Notice o. fuaeral hereafter.
McKINNEY.-Died. In Baltimore. July ~. 1870.
COLIN L. MCKINNEY, ia tho thirty eighth year
The remains will reach here ~ the yors-hiver
route THIS MORNING u5hJ !ntcrmont At
Oakwo0d cemetery.
PURYEAR-Diei, "a his city. July ~ $50, NJ
o'clock A. NJ, CHARLES J.. PUhYEAk.
lie Leaves O devoted wife "a mourn Ter ioss
us remains will 10 takon 70 nmiihrold, VA
for iuterment
Danyllls papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Cablegrans

The Rome Opinion says that England has as
sured Italy that she does not intend to abandon
Forty-four deaths from cholera have occurred
.mong the battalion OF Gho0rkas, stationed al
9 nbSrmsa.a. in the Paniab, India.
Mr. Gladstone Is sick. His condition Is such
hat he was unable 10 attend a meeting OF the
procedure committee Of the House Of COM
mons yesterday
Eighty medical men Of Tho Hague have sent
s,,~ ,'nntIug out that the neglected water works
sbyss,np 10 make the city centre Of Infection
IN n' me, 9", event Of an epidemic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
MARINE ISrrLLtGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Jytr ~, ID
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULy IL is}l
aRsfyRn

PORT OF RICHMOND. July IL is}l
AssIyRn
steamship oh Dominion, Couch. New 1orf,
and passengers; George W. Ahsa
steamer Calf stream. Hines. philaie' 2eia.
and passensefs D. W. "o~"'''''
agent - ,-,. A..
Richmond lee Company.
Schooner Laura b.. spragOe, hison- henno-
bee tee, Home leo Company.
Schooner JACOB Reed, NickersOn, hennebec,
lie, Homo lee Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Doyo, Norfolk, msrchAndiss
and passengers.
POT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JcLr H. iss.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship 1ropc, ST. Kits, TO load msrrhan-
disc.
Steamship Guysniotie, New York, and sailed
- steamship Allegheny. Providence, aud saiiei
for baltimore, merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Orion, with barge Lone star, coal.
Schooner job H. Jackson. Is ston, coal
Schooner }. NJ. Brown. Sew Haven, coal
PORT OF WEST POINT. JCcY H. 1914
lBy Telegraph
ARRivRn
Steamship Charlotte, Sicsle, Baltimore, gene
raj cargo.
general cargo
gAWrp.
Steamship city Of Atlanta, Dole, Newport
News. general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Sicsle. Baltimore, gen
eral cargo.
MEMORANDUM
NEW YORK, July lL-Arrivef. Wena,
Bremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
USoUEDED CLAIM.
WHICH WAY SHALL IT GO?

Via Scottsviile or Howardsviile ?-Advan-
tages OF the Competing Points
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
scorrsvnLE, Va. July IA, 1880
The project OF O railroad ostwsen some point on
the JAmes-Rivsr division Of she Chesapeake and
Ohio and Charlottesville ID assuming tangible
shape. At q meeting held In ChArlostssvills
officers were elected, and at an early DAY pre-
liniinsry survey win be- made. howArdsviiie,
twelve nailes above this place, ana scoshvlle
several Of our prominent citizens are sndesvor-
ing % demonstrate tho advantages OF tho route
10 scottsvtlIe, and chiefly among tnsse are inc
quarries Of Slats and sospstono ALREADY bsinE
worked. and the unques aoasole devtepmenIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
RAILROAD TRAIN DEMOLISHED.
4 Dozen Passengers Injured, Some Ia
tally-A Number Of Railway
Men Hurt.
rlr Telegraph % .hs DIsrs,ch.l

f'iy telegraph 20 ms DlsNscn-l
LOUwvrLLE, KY, July IA Ifnes Biooming-
ton lnd.) special says: Al SIS. rs tho local
freight on the Louisville. New Albany and Cut
caco WAS going down smithvllle Hin Itcame into
collision with tho accommodation from fren'n
Lick. The accommodation was demolished aph
several freighf-cnrs smashed dozen pesaen-
gers were injured. some fatally Conductor
Brown, In tho baggagc-cnr was crushed among
tho trunks He can hardly recover cram
johnson. 81 tho M0non Ofico In Chicago, hh'
head and back cru-hei-vory dangerously m
iured: Billy Mitchell. Of indianapolis, conductor
on the Airline, wrist broken; Henry Whlt-
coll. engineer. dangerously burt In tho bach'
James Myers. engineer on the accommodations
cut on the head ana face Mrs. Patton Of smith
vile: Engineer liondrlcsson. 0f the freight; Jeu'
Robertson. brakeman: Eyereti Foster aud WIG,
Of WorfpiugfOn. Aga Pearson, Of Bedford;
David Warning. OF bloomington Charles mar
win. conductor on the freight; William Bsgly,o OF
Paolf: Thomas Andrews. Of BLOOMINGTON; Alico
Wall. OF bloomington Kate Tafs, OF lndianapo-
liz, are al more or less injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
ICE PLANT FOR SALE.
ox wEnNRspAY. july 30. ls9l

at the courthouse door, 10 tho city Of Raleigh,
n e.. / will sell 10 The highest and best bidder,
oacTy ssd tYqa %Sb o ne
~ EFfgC rs. ESTATE, AND FRANCHISE OF
rug HAIEIGa ICE COMPANY. together with
,hs LEASE OF A LOT LAND In tho city Of Rs-
is,rh. \. O., described In written lease from
James BS, S.xs % ss Of tho Register q DEEDS
.,d s.le viii be made by virtue Of powers con-
,.rred upon the undegsignsd. Andrew Symc. as
.e,m,nistratof OF W. u. Anderson deceased. by
~ terms and conditions Of deed Of truss made
~ inc Raleigh Ice Company " said W. \. An
Ssrson, Is russee. dated April 3 isee, and re-
corded in Boob Na i06. ~ pages oSs 1t SO, Of the
Registsr Of DEEDS once Of Wake county.
Hour Of ssis, il n. AxDRBW aYN.,
xdminieEssos ef W. = Aa1s1s1A 1yustse,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
GREAT FIRE AT BRUNSWICK.
IL Occasions n Loss of $500, 0O0-A Man
Burned Go Death.
10y telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

by telegraph to the Dispa;ch.l
Brunswick, Ca, July 1L--At 10 o'clock to-
night great fire is burning, and the glowing
enbcrs can be seen all along tho river. The
namos however, havo spent their force and are
now fully undor control. Those who were burn
ed ont are: s. c. Lttlofleld & son. commission
merchants, loss $4,000. insurance $1,000; Glua-
Tar & Isaac wholesale grocers. loss Sil,OO0, IN
furance $4,000: 4. T. Franklin, commission
merchant. loss $4,000, insurance siO,0O; q.
Downing. Jr.. & Co, naval stores, loss sl2J'Uv,
Insurance $1,000; X. ". McEiYeen, broker I,
Hancock q Ogg, brokers: y. Emanuel, timber
donler: the Cumberland route Offices. ana
mo Brunswick and Western warehouse anu
wharves. Partial losers wero: u. {. ALEU- pms
seneer agent for the Cumberland route j. j.
Davis. general merchandise: CLARK, Cook & Co,
propriefYrs OF the Ocean Hotel. To sum up the
IRE occns0ued a loss OF t.ji,gW, which ~ not
halt covered by insurance. savannah nremen
did mobile service. and IRE still M the scene OF
tho disastor. Ono color01 man was burner 10
DEATH hut no other lives were lost as lar as no"
gscertailgl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
anUsEn KsTS.
DIVIDENDS.
pG 8AON Al.

NOTICE. CAN BE FOUND
early and late all in readiness for ROAST
IxG COFFEE AND PEANUTS. Also, SPICES
OF ALL KINDS GROUND TO ORDER. Haying
added one OF the latest patent conoe-ross'er y
also addinga hominy-mill which Will give tho
trste nerfect satisfaction. Send your grinding
and roasting to me. VIII do your work cnesp
"AN ~ JOHN j. WILLIAMS,
Richmond Coffee and spice-Mills,
No. 3 south Fifteenth street. Richmond, Va
iy i2,l3,l5a20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
DEMOCRATIC MAss-MEETlNG.
Delegates Elected to the Tappahaunoci
Convention from Northampton.

convention ffoth
Special telegram TO the Disps,ch.l
EAsTvILLg, VA, July 1+-Ihs Democratic
mass meeting held ia this place to-day was
largely attended and much enthusiasm mani
tested. demonstrating that tho party Is united,
and viii "a into the coming campaign with
solid front and determined TO win. The follow
ing delegates 10 the Congressional Convention
20 be held Al TsppahgnnocE on August ieih we're
elected: Charles smith, George n. head.
Zorro Wills. Hon. 4 = wilkins, Dr. I. A. fltz-
hugh. Dr. Garland Z. Moore. Floyd l. hurik' Lu-
Gus nottingham, Thomas VI. scott, and Jesse
Williams Alterna,es we're also elected.
KENDALL TIE CHOICE.
resolution was unanimously adopted setting
forth that Judge Gilmor :. Kendall Is tho unani-
nous choice OF tho Democrats Of Northampton
county for mo congressional nomination from the
First congressional district Or. Garland =.
Moore. the county chairman. stated that Il would
DO impossible for him 20 serve another term.
THE CHAIRMAN.
T. /. Ailwor;h was chosen without opposition
"a the chairman Of tho party for the ensuing
year From reports received from Gil parts OF
the district IL is believed that Judge Kendall
will receive the nomination for Congress, and
that no will be triumphantiy elected. ms he made
q most gallant fight IN lSsS, winning Tor hiinsef
friends, who will not Do induced TO vote the te-
publican ticket. as they did two years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
CAROLINE DEMOCRATS
Elect Delegates to the Tappahannock Con
vention and Endorse Hudgins.

flOfrfsiDultucto t hAN AAANulhVIA ifi'iAF"H"A
Bowling GREEs, July II, 1880.
A msss-meeting Of the Democrats OF Caroline
county was hold here for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the Congressional Convention
nj Tappahannock on the 18th Of August
The meeting was called 10 order by Captain
Wudgins A. b. Chandler was maic chairman
ard ~. =. Ennis secretary. Tho following we're
elected delegates:
Chanler. T. ID. Cogbill, DR.. !. d. Butler. and
Henry Martin.
Fort Royal-D. b. Bowers j. r. Broaiius, and
J. ". Jones ,..,..,,-
Naiisou--Iudee Thomas y. WEIGH, Elliott De-
Jarnotle, Hon. c. 7. Smith, and Hon. g. Aliens
worth.
Reedy Church-R. II. Browne, L. Hunter. and
Henry saunders
Aliernates woro also elected Tho sense oi
the meeting "a tested was largely IN favor -
caption HuiRirs a. candidate for Congress Ia
the First congressional district AMI RESOLUTIONS
were adopted to that elect.