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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04
CHARLOTTE.
Long Trip to be Married. Mrs, "5ionc-
wall" Jackson.

Long Trip to be Married. 'S,onc-
waIl' Jackson.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., jane Especial. r.
Miss Corlnna Neisler, daughter OF >. }.
Neislcr, Of this city, was married in Boston
last Thursday To Charles e.. Lam0ine, Of
Chicago. Miss Neisler went 10 Richmond
TO attend the ulyei.ing OF the Lee statue,
and Mr, lamOine who has been living in
Atlanta. where he and Miss Neisler
became acquainted, joined her in
Richmond. expecting their marriage 10
take Place there. Finding, however,
ihat the Virginia law prevented the mar
riage itLOut the written consent Oi Miss
Ne;sler's parents. the couple went on 20
Boston. Mass, with Or. and Mrs. Lester, OF
that city. who were friends Of Miss Neisler,
and we're married at Dr. Lester's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lam0ine are now residing IN
Boston. They are expected here soon ON a
visit 20 the brides parents.
f. Z. i'iorce, OF Beaver Dam, in Union
county, upon warrant by Commissioner
Maxwell, of Charlotte, is now IN jail IN
Monroe, charged with completely IN coun-
terfeiting.
Mir. stonewall Jackson has accepted an
invitation 10 spend month with Mrs. Me-
CURE, nj her country residence near Rich
mond. Later Mrs. jackson Will spend sew
eral weeks at Lexington, Va, as has been
her habit for years.
Yesterday evening at Beaufort William
Potter, aged sixteen yCars, and John Davis,
aged seyeCteen, sons Of prominent citizens,
! len In boat To swim on the sound. Failing
% return last night search was made, and
the boat containing their clothing was found
anchored. \ large searching party spent
all night In unayaikng search for their bo-
dies. Ii l. generally believed that Que was
drowned while attempting " aid The other
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CAPTAIN OvERBY's MURDERERs
They are Brought to Petersburg to Pre-
vent Iynching.

PETERSBURG, VA, June Especial. +
The Petersburg Grays, Captain +. X. Lassi-
ter, who have been at Boydton, Mccklen-
burg county, since.friday last. 10 prevent
violence being done to John Phillips and
John Erwin (colorcd), the former charged
with being the principal, and the latter
rs an accessory, To the murder Of Caps
tain Il. G. overly, arrived here
this afternoon with the two prisoners, who
Were lodged in Jail. The Grays, as they
marched from the depot with Phillips and
Erwin, attracted great deal Of attention, and
were followed through the streets TO the Jail
by very large crowd. Erwin will probab bly,
be arraigned for trial mt the August term Of
the County Court. lie was present at the
time that Phillips killed overly. and his
testimony was very damaging to the cause
Of the murderer. The feeling against Erwin
in Mecklenburg county is as bittcr
If not more so, than against Phillips, for the
reason that ne made no effort Ia prevent the
murder Of Captain overly. IL was feared
that he would be lynched il kept in the
county Jail. and therefore he was brought
here with Phillips for safe keeping.
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ROANOKE.
The Dummy Line to salem n Certainty
Meeting of Methodists.

Meeting of Methodists.
ROANOKE, June Especial. r. The long
talked Of dummy railroad line between this
city and Salem is among the certainties Of
the early future. The contract for its con-
siruction has been let TO Messrs. George o..
Houston & CO.. who Obligate themselves to
complete the line within ninety working
days, and have an army of laborers already
at work. This will be one Of the most i'm
pOrtant enterprises 10 both cities that has
been yet projected
Bishop Joyce and other prominent MEM
bers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
North. will hold. a three days meeting at
the Opera House, commencing on sunday
next. the Sth, to conclude final arrange
ments for the erection Of a seminary for the
education Of both sexes, and to be under the
control of that denomination. A beautiful
location for the building has been purchased
in the southwestern portion Of the city.
Mr.. John i. llassler, of the firm of snyder,
Hassler Il MacBain. died suddenly sunday
at Hotel Felix. Mr.. llassler left the store
about II o'clock Saturday night. apparently
i'm his usual health. About | o'clock sun
day morning. while cOnyersing with his
wife. be complained Of feeling unwell and
| laid down on the bed. and almost immedi-
ately expired, it is supposed from heart fail
ult. MI. lldsHitI 'tiiit ~ ihiS Nila lew
month. ago and engaged i'm the mercantile
business, and durng his brief soiOurn made
many warm friends. The remains were
removed to his former home, Mount JOY.
Pa, for interment
Clifton Forge is making gigantic strides
| i'm Industrial enterprises and keeping pace
with the most rapidly growing towns Of the
State. Three hundred men were yesterday
put 10 work 10 build the new machine shops
.F u
pany. which viii be located there. The
| foundation for this immense structure.
which is I. 80 by $50 feet, has already been
| laid. and the entire work will be pushed a.
speedy completion. This thriving !oun-
town has a great future before it, and bach
ed by such wealthy corporation as the
| Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ills lie %
predict will, in few years, attain great
prominence as a manufacturing and distr-
| luf fuar naiuf
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NORFOLK.
suburban Press Associstion-iashion
Wedding.

suburban Press AssOcisti0n-ia fashionable
Wedding.
NORFOLK. Va june g. Special The
member, of the suburban Press Association,
of Massachusetts, and other New England
states. who passed through Virginia, re-
turned This morning from Baltimore on ihe
Merchants and Miners line steamship Deca-
tnr II. Miller. The members Of the party
state that they were especially pleased
with their visit t0 the Natural
bridge and the Luray Caycrns, and
also with their reception and entertainment
i'm the towns and cities visited. The party
took dinner to-day on the ship, after Which.
under the escort of several members OF the
Chamber of Commerce. whose guests they
were. went 10 tine Virginia Beach, where
several hours We're most pleasantly spent.
They returned To- the city in time to leave
by ihe ship at q O'Clock this evening.
At Christ Church this afternoon at
O'Clock. Dr. William B. Meredith of Nor
folk. and Miss Mary Mullins, Of Norfolk
county. were married. ihe church was
brilliantly lighted and beautifully decorated
with flowers. Rev. j. ". Meredith. OF stat
ford county. y a.. oiiiciatcd. assisted by Rev.
O =. Barten and Rev. ". l.. GTaYalt. ol
Norfolk. Mr.. j. Leland Boush was The
gro0m's best man, and the usher5 were ~.
kirkland RuiiiG. DR.. Benjamin May Baker
Dr. BavleV Mullins. of Baltimore, brother
~ Inc pride: Mr.. G.. Vi. Meredith. brother
of ihc groom, and Mr.. 7. j. Moore. The
bride wore a gown OF white china silk. Dr.
ana Mrs. Meredith left for "a northern tour
tonight.
The Hone Fire Company of Bcrkely with
twcnty-cieht men in uniform, ieii this alter
noon bV Washington steamer 90 attend the
Grand council OF the Virginia STATE firc'
mems Association i'm Alexandria I'D NOR
row.
The Gunboat Pefrel viii be given dock
trial tomorrow at the navy yard before
putling 10 sea 90 join the Asiaiic squadron.
4 large force Of men were discharged
from the navy ward to-day on account oi lhe
anpr0priation for one OF the departments De-
ine cut down s 200 for June.
In has been pretty well decided 10 place
.hc steel plant. in which prominent capi-
tali-ts Of the Norfolk and Western road are
interested. al Lambeus Point. 10 Is said
that the company which viii c3iablsn ines
works will commence operations Niih
81 Msi 900 plant. covering about twenty 1--WE
acre, of ground. The company is now being
formed in the Nolli. ,,..,,.
Miss Mary Ida Pierce ard Mr.. William
= Follow were married very quietly at ri.
Mary's Catholic church yesterday afternoon
bv Res. Father Doheriy.
'Dr. Herbert NJ. Nash and family lcit Nor
fox today for New ork. ana WI tali i'r
Europe saturday, where Or. Nash VIII take
"A two months rest.
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counsel made motion for n new trial.
which Will he decided later.
Lee Eanes, another young white man, is
on trial in the same court for malicious
cutting. In February last, j. r. and
David A. Still on the one side. and Lee
Eanes and Nose Miller on the other, had Il
difficulty in the road within mile of Dan
vile. Eanes was shot in the leg, and he
seriously cut David 4. Still. \ full ac-
count Of the affair was telegraphed THE
TUNES at the time. Eanes being consider
ed the aggressor, was indicted at the March
term OF the court. Most Of the testimony
was taken today. and the case will 90 TO
the Jury tomorrow.
Judge Whittlc. of the Circuit Court, has
granted charter 10 the West-End Land
Company, of Danyille, Of which NJ. L. Jor-
dan Is president. 7. A. Cary, of Richmond,
il vice-presdent. +. L. Valentine, o! Rich
mond. is one of the directors. The capital
stock Of the company is to be not less Than
fifty thousand dollars nor more than three
hundred thousand. The company has
power TO purchase sell and otherwise deal
in real estate, build street ear lines estab-
lish ..as and water works, establish manu-
featuring enterprises, etc.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Lightning strikes "A Powder-EI House with
Terrible Effect.

MANSFIELD, o., June Sat 4:30 O'Clock
this afternoon, during heavy storm, light
ming struck Tracy Il Avery's powder-house,
located about mile east Of the city. The
house is said 10 have contained two tons OF
powder. which exploded, causing tremend-
Gus damage. Hundreds of windows in the
city We're broken, china and glass
ware were knocked from shelves, and
people thrown from their feet. Many build
ings were wrecked. Two frame dwellings
on the opposite side Of the street from the
magazine were leyeled tO the ground.
scarcely anything remaining to show
that they were dwellings. one Of the houses
was vacant; the other was occupied by
Henry RoOst, his wife and two children
ihe husband was absent at the time OF the
explosion. \ six months old babe was in-
stantly killed. il being mutilated beyond
recognition. The mother and other child, two
years old. were blown over a hundred feet
away, and are thOughtto be fatally injured.
Nothing remains OF the powder-house, the
bricks are scattered in all directions. some
being found quarter Of mile distant
The explosion was heard ten miles distant
Fully three thousand people have visited
The scene.
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In the Courts.

Circuu C0,uf.-John Stewart's admins
traitor against Chesapeake and ONO Rail-
road Company. judgement for plaintiff for
500.
Thomas Scddon against NJ. R3senbaum.
Special Jury appeared and were discharged.
il appearing that The writ Of scire iacias not
having been executed ON the executors and
eXecutriX of the def .ndant.
j. Samuel McCue qualified to practce IN
this court.
suits instituted: Welch & lyey against
Harvey n. Glen. Damages $3.50.
Chanceiy C0uyf.-Mrs. Martha \. VIII
son qualified as administrators of Nathaniel
NJ. Wilson, deceased. The estate about
ll.O0O-gOcs to Mrs. Wilson.
William J. O'Neil qualified as executor OF
the last Will and testament OF Margaret A..
Griffin. deceased. Estate about $1,000, and
is distributed among the children. To her
daughter, Mrs. Annie W. Drumhcller. house
and lot on Duyal street. between second
and Third streets; 10 her sOn. William j.
O'Neil. brick store and dwelling, second
street. between Jackson and Duyal; vii
liam j. ONeil. trustee for his two sisters
Maggie and Katie Griffin. house aud lot,
corner of second and Duyal streets. two
brick dwellings. Second street between
Jackson and Duyal streets. also all Of the
household furniture.
Sarah &. Boswell qualified as eXecutriN Of
the last Will and testament OF 4. William
Boswell. deceased. Estate $4,000, left d
the widow in fee simple.
Injunction suit of Davis agains. Foster
was argued bp Hon. l.. &. Bri>l0w, who was
admitted to practice in said Chancers
Court to-day, and K. y. Ward for pianlil
aud j. Samuel Parish for defendant.
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BRENrsVlLLr. Va. iune B.. special. F.
owing to the death ofAlr. j. T. Wcedon, a
highly respected citizen Of this county.
Judge William L. Lipscomb. who is Il con-
ncctiOn OF the deceased adjourned his court
after very short morning session. The de-
ceased Was a br0thcr-n-law Of Mr.. i. Mel
son. clerk Of the Prince William courts. \
very large c0nc0urse Of relative and friends
attended the funeral, and followed the re-
mains t. the place OF burial IN The cemetery
at Manassas.
The old soldiers Of this county who at
tended the unyeilng of the Lee statue, cN-
press themselves as being much pleased
with their "trip. and speak IN high terms OF
praise Of the Richmond people.
The grass crop is unusually good, corn
crop fan. wheat crop is said TO be light.
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MOND, VA, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 4, 1890

Mr.. y. II. kirch, general organizer Of the
order Of Railway photographers of North
America, with headquarters at Louisville.
Ky, is in the city.
Mr. Thomas VI. Gillian, Of the firm Of Gil
liam Harrison, Of this city, was married
this afternoon to Miss Matte Goodwin.
daughter Of Captain George W. Goodwin.
of this place. The ceremony was performed
at ~ Paul's Episcopal Church, Rev. &. Il.
Haines officiating. The bride is an accom-
plished young lady, ami the groom most
popular young man.
DR.. Julian DOwfes Of southampton cOun-
~, and Miss Louise Fields, daughter of Col.
L. VI. Fields OF this city. were married this
afternoon at the residence Of the brides
father on Perry street. Rev. {. j. Gibson
ofliciated.
Work was commenced to-day on the new
Baptist church (c0lored,) To be erected on
Halifax street. and Of which Rev. G. b. W.
Gordon, is to be the pastor.
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south Boston.

SOUTH BOsr0N, VA, June Especial
Another land improvement company has
been started here, 10 be known as the East
End Land Improvement Company. The
gentlemen prominently interested in il are
Major john ". RELY, i. Holt Easley, W.
If. shepherd. L. J.. Evans and Henry Eas-
lev. They nave purchased $50 acres OF land
adjoining the town from Mr.. James Iraver,
which has already been laid on, streets
plouebod ont and graded. MIR. G. +. Apt, q
prominent t0bacconist, who has been SICK
ior some time. is extremely iil. and grave
fears are entertained Tor his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04
DUEL ON HORSEBACK.
One Of the Combatants Killed After D
Two-Mile Race.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June "a duel on
horseback mt Breyens,ille Sunday resulted
in tue death OF Thomas }. Herbert, a
wealthy young farmer. James Boyd, the
2O-year-old son Of District Attorney ID. X.
Boyd. did the Killing. The pair quarreled
over a hog, which belonged TO relative Of
Iierberts and which stIayed into B0yds
yard and was shot. Boyd struck young
Herbert and the latter armed himself and
gave chase. Both men were well mounted
and a running fight was kept up for two
miles. When both reyOlyers were empty
Herbert fell from his saddle dead.
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ALEXANDRIA.
state firemen's Convention-Wedding al
st. PsuFs Church.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, June g. ,peciai.I--
Fironen are arriving Their convention
will meet at the Opera House at o'ciock
te.morrow afternoon. The parade VIII take
place THURSDAY. ,,,.,,,..
Al noon to-day, at 81. Paurs, Mir. William
c9Wnbell. Of scotland, bnt moW residing 10
Wesi Virginia, aud Miss Ellen Moore
Toxle. daughter Of the late Rollins iowle,
Fsn. were married. Rev. samuel a. wallis
rec,or Of Poh.ck Church, omciateo'
assisted by Dr. Norton. Little Missts
Mari Daiugerneld and Emily Elliott pre-
cedcd the bridal parry up the middle
aisle strewing flowers. The groom
mo, the bride at the altar. She wore q
handsome gray travelling dress trimmed Win
esoel pessemeutere, and carried bunch
n, y,life r0se-huds. She was attended bs
Niss sal.ie Daingericld. and the best man
was Mr. Abort Campbell. The ushers
,yere Messys. John %. llooe, j. !. Jones,
Thomas Campbell, Leonard Gibbs, Dr.
smith and Mr. Lees. \ reception AT me
Alexandria House followed the ceremony,
ana the happy couple left for a Northern
fOlr. r.,., ,.;.,. ZOO,
Yhe new State assessment oi tHe CITY ie3i
estate amounts TO about three aud one-n@li
millions.
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CONSERVATION Among Pittsburg Repub.
licans.

PTTTSBURG, PA, June 3.-'The various
Republican conventions were held to-day.
Hon. John Dalsell was. repOminated for
Congress. in the Twenty-second district
without opposition. Probably the greatest
political sensation that has ever
taken place in Alleghany county. occurred
in the Twcnty-thrd Congressional dis
trict Convention. The entirely unexpected
action of Hon. Thomas ". Bayne, in
declining denomination TO Congress after
having defeated his opponent. Geo. >hiras,
fifty to one. and the subsequent nomination
of Col. William 4. stone 10 succeed hun.
IL created an immense sensation ali over
the country, and rumors of all descriptions
are in circulation. Colonel Bayne's action
is bitterly denounced by many prominent
Republicans.
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FlFTY-THREE PEOPLE OIEo.
Report OF .he Board of Health for Last
Week.

Report of the Board of Health for Last
Week.
The report Of DR.. W. r. Oppenhimer,
president Of the Board Of Health, for the
week ending May 3l,t. shows:
Whole number Of deaths in the city. 80.
Cause Of death: Asthma. colored; angina
pcctoris, coiored; bronchitis, capillary, ]
white; cancer stomach, 1 white; Ger SPIN.
MENINGITIS, ! white: cholera iuhntum. 2
white: consumption. white and I colored;
cOnvulsiOns, coiOrcd; couvulsions infantlie.
] white: diarrhWa. en-. ] white; dtuhmi
acute. white and COlOrlO. dySrulfiy cu ,
/ white and / cOlOrcd: gasiritis acute, !
white: castro entcritis. white: heart disease.
cOlOrei; hamilton ! white and l cOlored,
infanticide. (prObablyl ! cOlOfed: marasmus.
3 cOlored; measles, / white: old age. / cOlOred:
pa alysis 1 color ed; pneumonia, . white and
cOlorod; railroad accident. ! white: sctO-
lula. cOl1red, tecthihg. > cOlored; iubcr
culosis. l white; thiufl, ! cOlored; unknown.
white and , coiOfed; whooping cough, =
white and 2cOloFed.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending May 81 1870. S3o 81; for week ending
June /, 1889 1928
Rainfall for week ending May 81. 1890.
l.79 inches; for week ending June l, lSso'
o. 50 iuchcs.
Rate: Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
ton, 27.51 per l.DnO per annum; white popu.
lation. 2ill per LO1D per annum; colorcd
population, l.ia per 900 per annum. 80
Sex and Color. Males. l3 white and l.
cOloIcd; females, ~ white and II cllored.
Condition Single. p white and 20 color
ed, married, 3 while and / c0l0red; widow
err, white and coloied. widows, 3 coloied,
unknown, white and | cOl0red.
Locality. city az large, 3 white; Marshall
ward, whiicaud cOloied Jefferson ward,
d white and cOi0icd ; Madison ward. 3 white
and colnrei Clay ward, white and q col
orei Jackson ward, ! white and . cOlored ;
Alm-housc 3 whiic and q cO!ored; PCniten-
tiary. white ANA cOlOred.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending May 81. 1890 20 white and - color
ed; week ending June 7, 1850, : white and
Il cOlOred
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Norfolk CITY Officers.

NORFOLK, VA. June Special. The
Democratic members 0f the city council
will nod a caucus on the 18th for the pur-
pose Of nominating officers for the different
boards and justices Of the peace and police
justice. The position Of police justice
is one which pays about Sl.SO0, and there
are half dozen applicants in the lield for
the position. There will be- lively scraln-
bic for places on the different boards. There
is only one Republican in the new council
which goes in on the first Of July. and any
thing he may do will be without result.
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Cable .NOtes.

LONDON. June 8.--pnnce Bismarck is
exceedingly annoyed at the manifest deter
ninatiOn OF the German residents Of Lon
don f. make a demonstration in his honor
don.
VIENNA, June 3.--There Is a revival Of
the labor troubles here, and numerous
strikes are reported as occurring at various
places in the empire.
PARIS. June 3--In communication adj
dressed tO the Press, the Duke DO Broglie
says that The recently published alleged ex-
tracts from Prince Tapeyrand's memoirs
are snurlOus.
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AFATAL ENDlGG or A PICNIC.
a heg of Beer Responsible For a Disas
trous Free Fight.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, june "a Sunday
school picnic at McAdoy Springs, thirty
miles west Of this city, on sunday, ended in
a fight. one man was Killed outright, and
several badly wounded. \ crowd of young
men who attended, the picnic had keg OF
beer hidden in the woods, and all Of them be-
came Intoxicated. 4 free light was the re-
suit. and George ROebuck's head was split
open with hatchet. II il not known who
struck the fatal blow. Al simpson and
David Hendricks received wounds which
may prove fatal. The fight broke up the
picnic. and women and children ran
screaming into the woods. Several children
were lost for several hours.
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That well-known and highly-esieemed
citizen and real estate agent, Mr.. George
II. POindeXier died this morning about
o'clock at his residence, 81 east Grace
street. Mr. rOindeXtcr was a great sufferer
from l'righi's disease for some time. and il,
with other complications, caused his death.
lie was foriy-eight years Of age, widow
er, the father Of two children (both OF whom
are iying), ard member OF the yestry OF
Monumental Episcopal Church.
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Waiting ftrsmsp.

The Liberty Firs Company, OF Reading
Pennsy ylvania, accompanied BY the Germa-
mia Rand, Of that place, reached the city
Yesterday afternoon from Washington, on
iheir annual tour There are eighty men In
the party 1.-THE lire company sixty men,
and the band twenty. All were under
she charge of Mr. Abner peys!ev and
qusrtered at rerd's Hotel. The band played
several airs at the hotel last night, siter
which they seIenaded the Governor and
other places In tho city. They will lfaso
for lSlersbHrR this afterno0n, Afler whtcA
tkey 70 to Norfolk, nom tAeee y w l&innr
thpa tley rtuEn AouA
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Marriage Beils.

Mr.. Harry +. Perlne, Of Manchester, and
Miss Incz T.. Lucy, If Richmond, were
united in marriage yesterday morning, the
ceremony taking place at the residence OF
Mr. Enders Dickinson, l0S Hancock street.
The ushers were j. :. Perdue (best mani.
Edward Scott, ". ". Friend, and ". q
Burgess.
Immediately after the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Perdue Left for West Virginia, to be
gone several weeks. They viii make Ash
land their future home.
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HE WAS MAKING A COFFIN.
suddenly he ran Halr Mile and stabbed
Himself

TINCAsTLE. Va, June 5.-lspecial.l-J.
C. simpson "A @ell known undertaken and
mechanic died here at about twelve O'clock
this morning. Mr.. simpson was IN MS shop
IA work ON "A coffin when Of a sudden he ran
otr to a pine hill about halt a male distant
and stabbed himself in the region OF the
heart. When found he was not dead, but
died in few minutes after they had placed
him in hack.
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ANerrols Nose Cut on.

NORFOLK, Va, June 3. specially a me-
gro named Clinton kaufman had his nose
cut on n.is morning in the Queen-streei
market by white man named Luther
Walker. kaufman hit at Mr.. walker WIN
an umbrella. and the latter threw up his hano
i'm which he was holding knife 10 wafu
o,r the blow. The sharp knife blade cnl
straight through the negro's nose and II iell
10 the ,a,ement. Walker was arrested,
and afterwards released ON 500 bail ioi
his appearance In court TO morrow.