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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
Impudent Nenominee Indians

SHAWNEE, Wis, June 5.-Fifteen hun
dred Menominee Indians have driven out
the Indian agent at the muzzle of Winches-
tiers. Trouble is feared.
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General Elections I'M nntarin.

TORONTO, May 5.-General elections for
the province of Ontario took place to-day
The Mowat administration has been sus-
tanned by large and increased majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
as Directed.

Ted-She accepted him after having re-
fused him.
Ned-So he was shaken before taken. New
York Sun.
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Speaker Reed Renomiuated hr Are1ama4a0u

PORTLAND, Me-, June 5.-The Republi-
G cans Oh the FIRST district renominated Hon.
Thomas B. Reed for Congress bv acclama
ton. -
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Capriyi Thrown from a Horse.

Berlin, June 5. -Chancellor Caprivi was
thrown from his horse and slightly hurt TO-
day.. Rumors that he was seriously in
aured caused some agitation on the bourse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
Is Home where the Heart t.,

You don't love me any more, John. The
iaaa OF getting home &C this time of night
why, my dear, it's n great deal earlier
than used to get home while was courtino
New York Sun.
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hrs. Langtry Suffers from PIeurisy.
LONDON, June 5.--Mrs. Langtry is suf-
fering from severe attack of pleurisy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
THE AFFAlRE CLEMENCEAU.n
dumas Powerful but Unwholesome Version
Cannot he Presented In Berlin.

Especial to THE HERALD : Examiner Cable.l
PARIS, June 5.-t'The Affaire Clemen-
ceau," Dumas powerful but unwholesome
romance, a dramatized version of which
mas been played for 200 nights in Dresden.
mas mas been forbidden by the Berlin author,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06

Observation-Disclosures can get tickets for the
prize fight?
McCrackle-At the box Office, suppose
Yenowines News
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
Baseball.
NATIoNAL-CLEvELANI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No game on account Of rain.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 6-Gleason, Lemonts,
Brooklyn 5--LOvett, Stollings.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 9-Rhines, Harrinton.
Pittsburg Schmidt, Berger.
NEW YORK.
New York 2-Welch, Buckley,
Boston 13-Nichols, Bennett.
PLAYERs-CHICAGO.
Chicago 6-Dwyer, Boyle
Pittsburg 13-Galvin, Quinn.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Sanders, Mnlgan.
Boston 9-RaGbourne, Kelly.
NEW YORK.
New York 11-Ewing, Ewing.
Brooklyn 6-Murphy, D ally.
CLEVELAND,
The Brotherhood game was postponed On
account of rain.
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AMER1cAN-BRooKLYS.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
Brooklyn, 6; Rochester 8.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, 3; Toledo, ).
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, 8; st. Louis, 9.
SYRACUSE.
Syracuse, .; Athletics, 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

ought eventually sell higher or not. We be-
lieyo the prcs,ld b should decline some.
Clearance- are light. prospects for Euro
pcan crop go'vl, which will give them Il
Yield more than enough larger than last
year 20 offset any deficiency in our crop
We feel rather beari.h on the situation to.
night. Receipts, 29ioo0; shipments. u.s.
600: exports. 1900. Liverpool ia. lower.
Curb. July. sG4c. Corn weak all day. real
lizing by long and short interest in MAY for
thc time being seems covered with good
weather and receipts. We may sec little
further decline. hui we advise buying 0n all
weak spots. Oats duh bat firm. Shorts in
May keep that option firm. all other months
dull and easier. We have had all the 1d-
vance we think we ought 90 have. and they
are higher relatively than corn. Provisions
have been weak the entire day with the exc
copti0n Of pork This is controlled De- the
clique. what they VIII DO with 10 we mot
tell. They certainly hayea load and.WH inink
without any short interest boo the masef
Pork is three dollars higher than rb,and it
looks 30 MS il they bad an elephant ON their
hands. I'm "a market like this ve advise
keeping entirely out of pork. Cash trade
dull. Twenty-Five thousand hogs t0-mor-
row.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT..

RICHMOND, VA. April Chickering's of
loo'ccos M auction on Change Thursday.
Nlrii -, lNlO were very light.
friNaie sales reported 70 the secretary To-
DAY: wrappers. A. hogshcads. filters. 33
hogsheads; cutters t. hogsheads: smokers.
ID hogshcads; Nc,i Virginia bright to-
eacco, I horshcsd; hurleys, ! hogshead /;
dark tonaccos, ~ hoeshcad. Total, l25 hogs
heads.
Office Of Che tobacco inspector reports TO-
u0l; inspections Bright n hOgsheads:
DARK % hogsneads. Ro-inspcctions-B Bright,
10 hogshoads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Allegheny. Old Do
minion. Crcushaw's. Blanchard's, Dayen-
ports, Planter, and Merchants. Myer
Shockoc, Seabr0Ok's and Shclhurnc's ware
houses report TODAY: Receipts. ~ hogs
heads. Deliveries. Ns hocshcad-. ticrccs.
once OF the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for
the city Of Richmond to-day rs follows:
laN paid, cigars and cigarettes. S2Sl.3J;
l9oaccos. Sl'ia'.l2; special. S2j5.2O. Total,
SJ,2l221.
Registered at She Tobacco Exchange to-
day J.. Jones. Amclla;J. :. W alkc. lynch
burg; X. Vi. Kent. Louisa; G.. T.. smith, 4.
Marshall. Abcmarle; VIM. King Jr..
lynchburg; W. ID. Deanc. Atlanta. Ga: -.
W. Ncuable, Petersburg.
our Mr. X. II. 0arNay. Of Vaughan & Sar-
way. mas just returned from l.yncbburg, and
M speaking Of bis observations there. SAYS:
81 found receipts yorysmall. owing 10 the
want ol season. One gOod-sized factory
could take every bio OF the tobacco that
comes into Chat market during the week.
fni leaf factory was at work. ON account
oi the diiicuitf OF handling tODaccOs. They
nave "a good quantity OF good leaf hanging
ana 300 bulk. bat there is very little priced
tobacco there. The best authority ] could
gen ,a4s There VIII not Doe over eighteen
mullen pounds sold there this season. which
would bp falling Oh of about six millions
% pounds. Owing 90 the great scarcity of
labor and the great speculation going ON in
laying Ouf aud building towns. there will
Doe very small crop Of tobacco planted: in
deed thc farmers have caught the spccula-
tive mania. and are holding their lands
high. each fully impressed with the idea
and expecting that town will be laid out
on his lands"
The Richmond tobacco market WAS very
active TODAY. with good sales of bright
wrappers and filters especially. ln-pec-
lions and rpinspecti0ns light: receipts light;
deliveries good, noarly quadrnpling the re-
cclpt-. Internal revenue collections very
good, especially on plug tobacco.
c. Mel.
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REPORTED 10y Davenport a Nou'sl

Reported ty Davenport q NouIs.l
Brooms-Two strings, zoe. 90 SLID; three
strngs. $40 20 81; four strings, SlNO o.
/ 50 80; five strings. $3.50. Market ON AL
grades has advanced fully ID per cent.
/ Baskcfs-W willow. SLID to Sl.6Oper nest.
split 30 90 zoe. pes dozen.
canned 1on0i0cs-ibree pounds, Pes
dozen, 50 10 SOC.
Canned COrl-Two pounds, por dozen
! 20 90 SOC.
Herrings-Roe, haifbaucl, S2.75 t0S5.25.
/ North Carolina cut per barrel $500 TO s''
/ gross, per barrel, Si.5lll 90 500. Market
/ bare. with upward tendency
Rice-car0lina. 90 &C.; hangc0n, 4Ec.
! S0ii-LNeIpo0i from store, Sl-59'
ground alum from store, per sack. oJc.i Oh
/ sl.O0. Market unchanged.
SUgarS-Granulaied, o. coniecuoners
/ A. o. C.; soft A, j3sc. % &C.; yellow. 35s io
/ SIC. An grades strong and higher.
TeQS-Biack. - 10 5Oc.; OOl0ng, % a.
/ 5Oc.. ulrn0Wder. % 10 Soc.
C0fcc-Rio, 1863 10 &c; Laguayra, l8i.
10 2Gbc.; Java, % TO BE. Receipts very
small. rs we'll as available supply IN RIO
and 30 points higher
Brcfcfs-painted. tvs hoops, SLID
three hoops Si.5O. Stronger advances.
TQli0U-ic.
Iara-Pure. re; pressed 5jlc.
W0fasses-EXtra, nogshead, lj % l1o.'
| barrels, ID % l6c.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. u % 32c.; New Orleans prime
! 10 choice. 80 % Doc.
Washing, 80 to4c.; per pound
Country Produce.
lReporfcd by spraticy & Overbey, Ccmmis-
sion Merchants. l2u6 cary sirect.l
4 oDlcs- Choice, $50 o. 500; PRIME.
So O0 10 $500: poor to good, si.ov 10 S2.cO.
Virginia hams, choice old, loc
Der pound; new hams, small. lotto llc.; new
hams. large, III 10 Re; sides, 81 10 &c.
shoulders, 10 sc.
Reons-C Choice navy, fl.lJ 70 S2.UO.
Bidck Eye PeoS.-Sl.Ia 10 WV.
BeeSWd1-20 % pic. per pound.
Broom COlni-3 TO &c.
BuckWhcat-ac. 10 SIC.
Buster-yiTgiHla creamery, 20 to Zlc.i
family packed (Nirginia), IT 10 lyc.; choice
yellow. store packed (Virginia), 10 70 llc.;
store packed. mixed color and sweet, 10 a.
he: store packed, common TO fair, 10 loc.
Odbbqge-per 100, IS To s..
EqqS-in crates ffresh), IL 10 l3c.i iu
boxes and barrels. ~ TO l2,.c.
Lice Poultry Hens. - to DC; mixed
oo0ps, ~ 10 2Ic, Chickens. spring, large,
u 70 DC; small, Toto i2c. Ducks, 70 10 JOc.
Turkeys, 10 100. per pound.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys, IL 70 l3c.
Ducks, 10 20 13c. Chickens to lie.
Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled, D to To-;
unpeeled. halves, 2 TO &c. Apples, sliced, >
10 3Jlc.; quarters, "a 10 &c. Cherries, pit
led, ( to &c. Rlackberries, 70 4c. Whor
ileberries, TO &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

NEW YORK, April 2l-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price a. Co.. i'm their cotton circular foe
night. say. "lhe interest in the market is
being turned 90 the new crop positions as %
result Of the advance of silver in London io-
day 10 A. .d.-a quotation unohcialiy TIE
ported this afternoon. Orders tO buy ema-
mated from German sources. and the force
of adverse legislation is at the moment
lost sight of in the desire % pur-
chase cotton under the stimulus ol
the passage of the silver bill. sellers i0 reaI-
i've profits from long cotton depressed ile
early portions early BOO the day as the hold
ine- are evidently passing into The hands oi
weaker operators "a present As the iem-
per of the market was hullish and higher.
Liverpool quotations are looked for i1-
morrow.
Receipts 90 our ports to-day. l.Oi0 bales,
against 300 last week. The spot market
is firm at unchanged. quotations. mlud|ng
uplands. II 1916. Sales. 900 bales. TRANS
actions in futures. 10000 bales. Futures
closed firm and t0 points higher. as iol-
lows: April 1l.sj0,l1.s6; May. ll.c6m ll.e BID,
June. lls101l.ss July. ll.o>W li.Sl; Au-
gust. ll.sGWil.ol; september. lll'W il.-.t
October. lO.750lO.s6; November. lOH-W
1850; December, 1850 l0'l; january
1880 1860.
lu Liverpool spot cotton closed s.ealyt
Middlng uplands i.. Sales l-,VlJ bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baitiu ore Market.
IEN InInvrnnn.L

BALTIMORE. MD, April 2i.-C0tion quiet;
middling. llH. Flour flat and unchanged.
Wheat Southern firm Fuiiz. ssWejc.;
Longborry. 90M9jc.; 40. >, 90 &C.; steamer
40. .. red. S5lIW.1lc.. Western easy:
80. winter red. spot and April SOC.
Corn-SOuthcrn fairly active and firm
white. 43M i5c.; yellow, ala i2e.; Western
spot firm; mixed spot and April. 1lWii4c.
Oats firm; Southern and Pennsylvania. ala
34c.: Western. white, a3W33Hc.; do. mixed,
3lI32c.. graded so. ., white, 3jc. Rye.
fair demands; prime 20 choice. 3sn6lc.
Provisions quiet. steady and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and dun; Rio careocs ilIr, 1890.
Sugar strong and active; a soft. 6lsr.:
copper refined quiet 40 ~ Wl3c. Whisky
firm N 81 .nnDlAl Id.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
- -. - alalI.ol.
New YORK eAoch market
Reported by G.. w. Branch * Co., bankers
and brokers, no. I'LL Main street.

NEW Y0EN. April 2l.-The Republicans
at WASHINGTON agreed On silver bin last
ni-ht. and u- 10 was an initiation measure.
silver boo London and New \ DIRK advanced
sharply. and American stocks i'm London
and New ofk advanced sharply, led. of
course. los stocks iu which there are SUD-
posed 90 be cliquos. The advance in the
Grangors was something of a surprise Dee
cause there is mo Improvement in the rate
situation West. Everybody was glad 90
See so active and strong market. Every
body isuot satisfied that the coal stocks
should lead the advance, but the moral
effect of advance in such stocks as Della
ware Lackawauna and Western and Deia-
ware and Hudson is certainly great How
iaI Che silver craze viii run is. of course. "a
mystery. bui If the present continues, few
DAYS more. ANA broaden. as 10 has within q
week. 10 10 very safe 90 say that a good
man, fresh buyers VIII come in. and 30 Us
Che fresh buyers coming i'm that makes a
buli market.
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ST. LOUIS. April 2l-Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wheat higher. May i &C..
Corn lower. May. 3Oi c. oats easier: May,
Doe. bid Lard, prime steam. sb. Pork
standard moss sl3Ju: dried ,ait meats.
shoulders. 81; longs and clear rn- ,..
short clear shoulders, &c.; bacon boxed
shoulders. 81; longs. $50; clear ribs, $50;
short clear. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Money closed
3l5ror cent. Exchange closed steady. posted
rates, 4,60 lss; actuaIwtes. l,5il N l.5' ior
holidays. and i,1HWioll for demand.
Governments closed steady; currency SIS.
ll6 bid; is. coupon. I'D bid: 4 rs does lO.i4
bid.
The stock market this morning was yoi3
active. Prices were strong. and advanced
with little interruption lr0m ihe opening.
At midday the advance n the general i'ri
ranged from iztO 2I per cent?, tAe latter In
Oregon Short Line. OREGON Navigation Wa-
especially strong advancing 'a per
cent. Delaware and Hudson was
also very strong. and advanced
The Changers. southwestern and Mon l'p-
cihc and coal shares were the most active
stocks. The market was not -1 active dlr-
in. tine last half of the day. but prices cone
tnued tO advance up iO O'Clock, when ine
top figures were generally current. ln tine
last hour there was some selling 90 realize
and sharp reaction The closing figures.
however. were 90 2s per cent. higher
than those of yesterday. sales, o-5.lii
shares.
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Mossrs. BALDWIN and farnum telegraph
IN Thomas Branch K Co.. as follows;
CHICAGO, April -. Wheat-Our market
has been nervous one to-day, trade mol
very large. Every time the market got 70
SIC. Il would look strong, 20 20 S11c' ana
look weak without any apparent cause Tor
change. We have had a great big advance,
The outside own considerable, and. so iaf'
don't sell IT. bat for the past Two days u has
looked a. II they did not want 70 buy much
more without any opinion rs 10 whether II
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Cincinnati Market.

JOY NlN -lNfAtI
CINCINNATI. o.. April 2i.-Pork-resu
lar. sl8.WnSl312i5: family. Slt.l- .W
SI8.2l. Lard-kctiicd dried. ic. Bacon
Short clear sides. 5000 WSo.aJ. Nhish!
Sales. 1903 barrels finished goods on Tho
basis of Sl.O2 per gallon for high Wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.



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Lely-How nice it 81 % have a brother,
e. yoa have, t.ealsl J suppose ho always
-akt yolr part. Doesn't be-
f.oeio- es'm-nhen the cake spassed. -
Lzchan4e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

a c.iuiy Kiss. little bug.
io tAo lanon's Chen ssoiali'c;
40 fool aud ralmcnt then ~ inx.
Then o'eg Tue aiyA 10 paddle
-Ifcnlon Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1890.

EIrHMOND, ' A, = IlfII y I7'Vs
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 200 bushels.
Corn $50 bushels.
Oats-SOO bushels.
sArEs REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat l0ngbery, 6O0bushels very good
al 5c. Sh0rtberry, 900 bushels prime al
05c. Total sales Of wheat. 1900 bushels.
Corn Mixed, $50 bushels prime at &c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market Erm.
Quotations. - Middling, llc.; low mid
ding, lONc.; good ordinary, iOc.
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Baltimore stock Market.
co. 90 I..lal- .larket.

BALTIMORE. Md April 2l.-Nirginia
c0nsols. A.; do ien-iorties. 80: do. tlrees,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

CIGARS CIGARsU CIGAlt5Iil %
FACTORY $50. IT0-IiO EASE ROAD
100000 CIGARS uieuy1 GA mEiih of m
popular Bran f1
ffnunrfoi "HlNw Nifl " " hav
volunteer "Yifrt R8gimsnt.
ana "Blliia
THESE cigars are made uY practical nie-
chanic8 oi the best material, and sold at less
than auction goods. j. q. GAltMOOD
mI1l II6 east Broad street
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ROANOKE REAL ESTATE
has ever lost dollar while large being made daily

correspond wishing Information in esrd
nh23 I'm
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PETERSBURG.
Mitchell Manufacturing CompanN-f' NJ
C.. \. Secretary.

Petersburg. Va, July l2.--.speclal'l-
Judge II. II. Bernard, OF .he Corporation
or Hastings Court of ihe city OF IetersDurs'
has granted charter 10 the Mitchell Manu-
gactnring COMPANY for the Danuidctuie
oi stationery, blank books, files, paper DON
a. ta0s. labels. cards and strips OF every
descriptiOn aud similar articles, the sa!e o'
books. stationery. and similar WucItS
nevspapeFs. periodicals, the execution % Jop
and miscellaneous printing OF an hlhus' wv
printlng and publishing OF books he"sPa-
ners and periodicals. lhe capltal stOch ~
no company is not 10 be less than 3lO,WV
,,nr more than 800, 900, which shall bc di-
Idol i'm shares Of SO each. The amount oi
rest e.tete which may be held by the salo
connany is at 10 exceed in value lhe SUN
of S30G,N. The tsincipal Office oi Inc
comDany is 10 be IN ths ely ot e'ei
hus1 va. The names and resiGeaces oi
49, aS;cees who for the first year are 10
MANAGE tue affairs Of the colnpan!
are as follows President, Samuei u. Nl.-
cheII. Nice-President, " NlliiaW L. Hnim' m'i
Manager, John T.. kirkham; eeefe'ay i' ,u
/ 'creass,,er j. Pollard Ryes. Board OF d.
li,.,n,s. samuel +. Mitchell William H..
T,mmer. John 4. Kirs ham, }. Pollard klNes
nd Thomas l.. NimmO. Al q the sao
oaScars ,eside in the city Of Peicrsbufs' q.
J Trbe cxeciIt.ye committee OF TIE p0aId oi
directors Of tie Young Mems Christian As, As
Snciafion OF THE city net tbs morning anu
alected MIR. &. h. Crawford assistant secre-
/ tary of the association.
The congregation Of St. Johns Episeopa,
church are % have handsome pace ,i 9i
,yorshin erected. The church is TO be pun
If stone from the Petersburg granite guar dob
re cpd viii cost between @ saye SS% Osoaa as % $50 in
cash, and de tegalndcrof tbe money heoSs- ~.
sary for the building ss the church Is 20 ' "
raised FROM other sources az rum
cjnlrch on Washington street, ~ gHfeH ihSi
eosesesetlon now worship, IS 70 pe niV.so S .sa
back asd ,.se9 rs "A lectufe-rooin, ana 'ne '.
new church il 70 81 erected on the site On
which the present church poH slands:
The receipts Of cotton al ibls p9Ft i'r Tue
oase week were iifty-two bales.
The lISQest,ons Of tobacco at The diHer,
an, 90 ,ssrebousfs ~, s,,e past week were 10
bogsheads: receipts, "; 4eSSheads; s"ie'
OF loose. 20.lSJ pounds. .,.,...,
Mr. William RiYes, weli-kno"h cll'Nv'' ~
Of Prince George county. was very p'u'l
stung on the foot day or W ago D, y sPi
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FREDERICKSBURG.
DIR. Favette w. johnson Dead-A Lady
Frightened To Death by snake.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July l2.-lspcial.l
DIR. Fayette W. johnson died to-day at
his residence here. Few citizens have ever
lived or died i'm Fredericksburg more trust
ed and beloved than was DIR. johnson. His
trouble was a general breaking down Of his
entire physical powers, from which he was
"A sufferer for the last twelve months. He
died in the sixty-secOud yearof his age, and
will be buried from Trinity church to-mor-
row at $3.50 o'clock. For number OF
years he was in the drug business here with
marked success before and since the war.
During the war he served with marked abii-
ity in the Stewart Hospital at Richmond.
lie was prominent member Of Lodge No.
!, A.. +. and A. NJ. of this city. lie leaves
a wife and six children. among them DR..
Holmes johnson. OF the drug firm Of John.
son a. Pearson, Of this city.
Friday last. Mrs. MOliie Henderson, Of
SpOtsylvania county, while walking in a
field near her house and picking some ber-
res for amusement, discovered huge
snake near her feet. She quickly retreated,
but was so frightened that she fell to the
earth in Il scnseless condition. Her family
soon discovered her condition and took her
10 the house. Medical aid was summoned,
but without avail, and the lady expired
that night.
Johany johnson, ten years old, while
bathing in the canal this afternoon Just out
side the city limits, was drowned. The III
tie fellow could not swim, and, being alone,
got in water TOO deep for him, and went I'M
der. HIS body was soon recovered. ana the
cOrOner's verdict was that he came TO his
death from accidental drowning.
Mrs. Mary Buchanan, daughter of the late
DR.. Buchanan, of Stafford, died in that
county this morning, aged seventy years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13
ninMladie Per.onals.

DINwiDDIE COURTHOUSE, 49, July IL
special. A much needed rain fell here on
the 9h instaat, accompanied by a httle
hail. which has considerably cooled the at
mospherc. which before was extremely hot
and dry, -.
,vas clprk of the Comfy Court Of this conn
~. and at present the deputy clerk, mas
been confined 10 his house for week, sur
fering with a rising under his arm, the seat
If the wound received during the war.
Frank Orgain, son Of Mr.. \. NJ. organ,
is also quite sick.
Mr, William EQenbrough has been very
in fora week, and on yesterday his condl'
ion became so alarming that his PHYSICIAN
DR.. KnoX Thompson, called in iir. :. w.
Buld, of Petersburg. His condition Is sun
UNCHANGED to-day, though hopes OF his re-
coycry are entertained. c-u..
Nlr.'C. {. $. Thompson, of the Galieso
Mills. and his wife, are here rnslicatins,
Mr.. Thomps0n's health. which was qulle
feeble when ne came here, is much IN
proved.