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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
THOMAS WILSON HANGED.
The Death Penalty Paid Under "A Tent In
the Jail-Nard,


DANYLLE, VA, July 2j.-.special. r.
Thomas Wilson (colored) was hanged at
Martinsyille, county seat Of Henry county,
va. to-day, for the murder Of Jim Davis.
also COl0red, on October IL, 1881. \ wo-
man wa. the cause Of the murder. Davis
Was paving court 10 the woman, and was
warned 90 discontinue his visits by Wilson.
but the former paid no attention TO the
threats
Wilson becoming highly inoensed at
Davis not stopping his visits, proceeded 10
put his threats into execution. lie laid IN
wait for his victim, and as he passed by was
sci upon by Wilson and brutally murdered.
Ic had Two trials and was convicted at
each The Governor WAS asked 10 COM
mute his sentence tO eighteen years I'M
pr,,onmcnt, but refused.
The hanging took place near the jail yard
under canvas tent. and was private,
Thursday while the sheriff was preparing
the gail0Ws, Wilson was laughing and con-
Ncr-inl with some Of his friends.
After the reading % the death warrant,
his arms were piuioncd. and bee was march
cd to the scanold. On ascending the plat
form. and after the rope was adjusted. he
made "a rambling talk, and asked those
present to profit hy what they witnessed ;
that he was going 10 meet his Lord, and
hoped 90 see all hands ON Canaan's happy
shore. At the conclusion of his talk the
black cap was adjusted. the trap was
sprung. and Wilson swung into eternity
After few twitchcs ofthe body and hang.
ing fifteen minues, h. was pronounced
dead.
several months ago party had "A talk
with the condemned man i'm his cell IN the
Jail. when hc declared that he would not be
hung.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
Encklncllnln Nnies.

VARIETY SHADE. "a. July -. special
The dry weather, which lasted % month. is
at last broken. Since midday Yesterday 20
gentle rain has been falling. This came i'm
good time to save the corn and tobacco
crops. With occasional showers good crops
will be- made.
some interest is being shown at this time
i'm certain minerals found i'm this and adj
Joining counties bordering ON the Chcsa-
peakc and ohio lflilrcad. opccuiar or
Besscme. non ore, thar ASSAYS from forty
10 fOrty-sclen per cent. from surface specl-
men, exists in large quantities, and it is
surprising that these fine ores have been so
long neglected 10y capitalists.
general Logan has c1nditi0nally pur-
chased the Harden farm opposite Towards
lille. This was once good farm, Is now
much rln down, bui undc. the Generals
manag ment will soon bc brought up 10 a
high 81 lte Of cultivation.
The opinion originated by General Cor
don and the Atlanta Constitution about
boyc0tt Of the North ON account Of The Force
bin is not regarded fayoribly by the wisesl
men here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
CHARLOTTE.
Committed 10 Jail iI-Mecklenburg County
Democratic Convention.

CHAILOTTg, Y. G., July G.-lspccial. F.
The man charged with robbing 4. llerhol-
zer, Of Richmond. here yesterday, was ar
rested at Chester, :. &. lie passed here a.
+. II. Thomas. and registered in Chester a.
/. g.. Carter. but from letters and papers IN
his yaliso his real name is supposed TO be-
+. G.. Townsend, and that he is from Penn
sylyania. He was broughtt0 Charlotte this
morning. and no the Mayors Court today
was committed to Jail in default of five hun
dred dollars bond to await trial by the
Criminal Court.
Mocklcnburg County Democratic Conven-
ton met here to-day and elected delegates
to the state. the Congressional and the Ju-
dicial Conventions. The convention voted
for Alexander for Congress, Frank !. o.
borne for Solicitor. and for Judge gave j. j.
Nann nineiv-four and tw0-tenths votes, W.
4. liokc fifty-siX and cight.tenths, VI. l..
NcCOrllc thirteen and cight-tenths, and VI.
If. Justice one and two-tcnths. \ resolu
tion endorsing senator Vance and faNoring
his reelection, WAS enthusiastically adOp-
ted. 4. :. Mcrrinan was endorsed for
Chief Justice Of the state supreme Court,
and Walter Clarke for Associate Justice.
The Congressional Convention meets next
Tuesday and the judicial convention in
August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
ALEXANDRIA.
Compensation for the Light Infantry
SIR. Luther steele Dead.

(ompeu~ ~atiOu for the iiEhi Infantry
Mr. Luther steele Dead.
ALEXANDRIA, NA.,Ju d. special. -
rhc Light Infantry will receive compens3-
non from the state for respondiG- 20 Mayor
Doyuham'- call of sunday Tine Clh instant.
one dollar and thirty cents per man Hnu
live dollars per officer is said to 'e lhe
allowance.
Copiou- showers have fallen since Wcl-
no-dlv night The weather now is dc-
lichtiul.
4 resident of This city vino recently ra-
NAMED lor week lu Washington whore
be was at work. on returning here found DIS
wife zone with such money a- hr had luii
st home. and that his child. hy form B.
wife. had been - adrin. To-day and yes
terdav. armed with % photograph ol tht
missing wife, hc was searching the city Ton
her. but she seems % has skipped oil else
where.
The Manor has returned .rom q pleasant
-oiouru around about Nol!o.t.
Nir. Luthcr steele. editor of tine Warren
Messenger diel Qn iuesda! nieht. il ap-
pear, that DE to9l an overdose oi morphine
lbs mistake.
with SIR. Henry Harrison, ol Leeshurg ana
Mr.. Ro/.er Duuny. are trying tOsecWe oI-
lions ON "a larIc tract Of land on the llut
Rilre Mountains. above Suickers'iile
where thc, propose 0penin. one Of the hntoI
summer resorts J.. the country.
judge Waddill got Mr.. NilDcr Hawke
hurst. of F1iridN, "a 500 position in the Cen.
-us Ohice last week.
The Loyett,yll. cheese factory was burn
ed Tuesday night. 10 is believed to nav,
been an incendiarY fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
DANVILLE.
water Rising in The Dan burglar, Pr
lagc "a store.


ptNNIiIE. Va, july -'.- special. ut
..,, .,,;, n.rr riis u.fffr- tine store of
-. v-.,.... .o,....,. or pr,l.,o .,,,1
''"'''" '"'"''' ,.
Main streets. was entered 10y l"lc',o' h'f
broke out pane of glass ANA puNh'u "'cN
the bolt, thus alordnt am easy tnit'n n''.
ON the opposite corner was '' 'ieglIt
light m tull blaze. Inc owners '"u'o H''
tell what loss they sustained.
Captain !. II. saunders, oi lhe l)ln' que
Military Institute, has ln hl> possession
what he highly prizes, the surveyors IS cham
used and owned hy Washington. II was
given 90 Captain saunders Toy his iaihcf' %
Wcll-kuowu citizen of Loudouu county.
Atclcgram was received mere to-day 'u-
uounclng the death of Mrs ffl~c,Aa he'u'
at Anderson, W. "a. Nhc IuiherN HNt" |'
tins city. thc remains are eNptcleU mere
tomorrow VIA iynchpurG' Toy l'IWrh.
Mr.. y. EdmundS Mason conn ci'o WIN
the Atlantic ana b'hNHle i'uiI'' 'i" ON,
'i lhe most courteous l1ul''u "-''l ~
Aho" D htIt' mas u',u ,''.i D,' ,'', ., , ,.
general iIel-Ht anu l'','.l- 1-"1
faVlhNille ana LOW u'''" N,'i "'. w."
headquarters ih I''H'.'"lu, o'l' u''I'.',u '.
ana mas utclueu I'D Iei1Ih hl9 Iie'r"' i'''-
ilon.
81. \ osborne VINO nau nis "o.9t O.',,. S,o',,.
from lt9 e'"H lH t"'' '''' q"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

GLASGOW, Va, July b.. special. Mr..
Ed. y. Kirk Ialc0it. al Chicago, H.. was
here last week io promote "a big deal i'm iron
property. and viii return in few days.
Years ago he ran the GlCuW01d furnaces on
this property
Admiral Earl English. United states
Navy. with his family from tulpeper, was
here this week the guest oi Governor Lee.
lie was much pleased with his visit.
Mr.. j. G.. Carlton. -ten0graphcr 10 Cen
eral Manager Martin, has been transferred
to Natural Bridge as chief bookkeeper
Mrs. +. II. Gaines, of Decatur, Ca. wife
Of the Rev. 4. II q iiue-. late pastor of the
Falling Springs Presbyterian church in this
county, Will be in the neighburh0od next
week visiting.
Mr.. John +. Gro~ham, Of Petersburg, has
taken charge Of the McCorkle pharmacy.
Dir. Darlington. Of Richmond, Va, is now
the resident physician at the hotels at Nat
ural Bridge. and professionally and socially
he is "A great iayOritc with the guest, there.
Miss Blanche torling, 0f iynchburg, j.
here. the guest OF her relative, Miss Mamie
McCOrkle.
The extent of the opening and grading
Of the streets amounts tO something like
fifteen miles. and the work is still IN pro-
grcss.
Friday nights OF each week there Is "a
grand illumination Of the massive arch Of
the Natural Bridge with Fireworks.
The rains Of thc last few days have been
very beneficial a. the maturing crops IN this
end Of tn Valley. and tn le is rise IN the
river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

SMTHFIELD, Va. July -. Special. -
The gaictyo >mthheld continue. Wabatcd,
aud decidedly one Of trc most enjoyable en-
tertainmenl- Of the season wa, given lcW
nights ago by Miss Fannie uapman tp Miss
BidgOnd and Miss Parker, 0l Richmond.
Last night the Young men gave "a delightful
german ia honor Ol ihc visiting ladies.
Mr.. Horace ~clatcr. of Richmond. i- here
on visit % friends.
Mr.. Nelson GrOOme and Mis- Juliet
Clark, of Hampton, came over to attend the
german.
Farmers report excellent crops all oycrthe
county, but rain Is very much needed in-
deed. Watcrmclous are leaving here daily
i'm large quantities.
The weather continues very cool-rathcr
too much 50 for the season.
Dir. and Mrs. John G.. Wilson and MIR.
George =. Folk leave in a icw days tor
Ocean View, whore lhey viii spend some
time.
Miss Rebocca Powell. of Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Mary Jordan, re-
turned home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
LrCnHGuRG
Military Display at the tair-- wreck on
the Norfolk and Western.

IyNCHBUKG. VA, July 3D. Special. F.
Ithas been determined by the Lynchburg
Industrial society Of This city To- add TO the
entertainments Of the coming annual FaT
"a military display, 60 which all the military
companies Of the city and state are To be
invited. The society Wili contribute 90 ihe
extent Of It's means 10 money premiums ior
the same. and committee has been al %
Doiptcd 10 solicit liberal subscriptions nom
tltt,ens generally. Every effort is beng
made 10 make the affair brilliant success
including military encampment ON 'he
Pair gToupds. .,. ...
There was a very Serious iicisht tralh
wreck laet nighf on The Norfolk and West
crn Railroad. near iiHral Retreat, when
DELAYED all the passenger aud olber trains
several hours last night and today. The
extent Of the damage has not vet been as
certained railroad employees being very
reticent. p.,,t.
Ioi.nF. Massey, superintendent of Public
schools. is a. re city, and expresses HIM,
self strongly against thc Force biil, ana
also against any boycotting ON the lnrt oil
i,0 South.
II has been raining here Tor the l9st
twenty-tour hours a!m0st constantly, ana IL
Is supposed io.Laye done much good IN an
the Surrounding country
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RICHMOND VA, SATURDAY. JULY 20 1890

and they merely MAKE reports of the work
done Through the Central committee. The
iotnl hno0ut of expenditure ol the board
was slWbo3i.3l. This includes cash received
and vouchers for money rised and expended
In several states, in corporation with the
Boant About 5000 was raised for the
chunm IN HAVANA. The BOar1 reports
every incentive for increased effort during
the coming year. Tie South Is making rdpid
strides in prosperity. and ihe demands for the
gespol are greater Than ever before. There are
3,OOO,ODO Bapiists IN the country. most Of
whom are in the south. We are. indeed,
moi.s numerous than any other den0mlna-
ton, and upon Us. therefore, rests largely the
responsibility Of the evangoilgation OF the
south. Let ms come up TO The help OF the
Lord against the mighty.
Intelligence reached here this morning W
the death of Mr.. Robert W. Warburt0n.
one of the oldest and most respected citi-
Iens of James City county. lie lived about
seven miles west Of this place. and on
Tuesday was struck with paralysis, and he
had second stroke on Yesterday, which re-
suited in his death.
Mr.. WarburtOn was q true and tried
soldier durinT the war. and served from
lH6l to l-ii3 rs q member 81 the James City
Troop Of the Finh Virginia Cavalry. He
leaves widow and four children 10 mourn
their loss
r.
M the Methodist Church here, under the
direction of Mr. Il. &. Bowman. This gem
tlcmah is n native Of this town; since early
boy hood has lived I'm Baltimore. but for the
past few years he has been South as secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton M Augusta. Ga. lie has lately entered
the ministry. lie will be- assisted by all
Of the ministers Of the other denominations
here.
Mr.. David Spencer, OF this county, had the
aillictiOn to lose Yesterday one Of his daugh-
ters, aged thirteen years.
Mr.. l.. W. Lane. j.. junior member of the
firm Of J.. W. Lane a SON. is confined % his
home with a severe spell OF bilious fever.
His infant child is also reported quite sick.
Rev. Father Thomas y. Robinson, stu
dent Of William and Mary Of the class of
lNjS- -, was here Yesterday visiting his Old
friends and classmates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
FlNCASTLE
Marble Company Organized EniarGtnG
the Corporate Limits.


r,..,....,,r a., J1lv Dr. special. '-
u..,l. ro,,-
Ihr fIhc'sl'' H'''l' "l'' '""'
pauy ou last Friday closed negotiations iha'
were roudipe between them and capitalists
frop different sections of Virginia, and
,vC.t Nir.inia. for am interest in tGo COM
,ar', ouarric. near this place, and "a new
,o,1uanr was org3nilod. with The following
,,,; ;.t,..'t d Vi Iur.faI. Fmcastin. presi-
t',t. D. Umupnrie-. Charleston. West
yir',,pi9 ,icl-nra-idlnt. 4. n. Vines. Fin
,,.fla -.orat9rr. r. l.. Iiammau. Fincas-
Me- treasurer. 4. II. Conrad. Danvillc, gem
anal ,.,n1,.r Directors. 4. T..
Uunpbrie-. Hon. j. W. Marshall,
Ct,,i.. conrad. 4. IA. Vines. William B.
Si,,in,n- p /. Uamm9n. 4. VI. Lur.l0rd.
TN. proportg ~ the company contains about
l3a acres. and i- within half mile of Fin
castle. The company viii only raise Slup.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
WAR DECLARED.
Guatemala Formally ApnOp,,ces nostiii-
ties Against san Salvador.

guatemala Formally Apnopsces i.ostiii-
ties Against san Salvador.
CITY OF MEXICo, July 2j.-The GuatC-
malan minister here has just received ad-
vices announcing the formal declaration of
war against san Salvador.
THE STEAMER COLIAIA DETAINED.
Naw YORK. July 2j.-On July 18th. the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company received
information that the steamer COllma. had
been detained at san Jose de Guate.
mala, because il had arms on board,
destined Ia certain ports in san
salvador. Other adyices informed the
company that q laugch containing
the arms IA transit to the steamer City OF
Sidney 10 be returned al san Salvador, un-
der agreement with the government, had
been seized aud the arms c0nfscated. The
United states government authorities have
telegraphed our Minister IN Guatemala. de
manding the surrender OF the steamer and
her cargl. The Pacific Mail Company has
made demand Of full indemnity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
GREYTOWN HARBOR DEEPENED.
Vessels Anchored whore They Have Not
Been for Twenty Years.

\ dispatch from Greytown, Nicaragua,
TO the New York Post says: The steamer
Carazo, Of the regular line from New Or
leans, came over Tue bar and Is anchored
lust in front al the oompany's shops. Tho
dredge Herbert also came over the bar this
morning, and Is anchored near the Carazo.
rhe steamer T. l.. Miilard is now doing
splendid work, Nv there il already water
enough for her 10 work over the bar. Where
the CarazO and the Herbert are anchored IL
in the old bay of san Juan del NOrte lGrey-
town. where vessels nave not entered since
1866, twenty.fOur years ago.
The opening OF the channel and the deep
e0ing OF the harb0r have been promoted by
the action Of natural forces set IN operation
by the construction Of the pier. and is an
indication Of the effect Of its further exten-
sion and completion. 1t l., in fact, n,-
stOratiOn Of the old harbor. concerning
which So many doubts rs 10 its possibility
have been expressed. With the Herbert In
side the harhor, more important results will
soon be realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
THE SUGAR TRUST.
Latest Movo by the Trustees of the syndi-
cate.

Latest Move by the Trustees of the Syndi-
cate.
NEW YORK, July 2j.-'rhc trustees Of the
sugar Trust this morning made public the
circular sent out 10 certificate holders in
connection with the proposed reorganiza-
tion OF the company. the circular states
that the trustees propose tO wind mp the
trust, and have taken the necessary steps to
secure that end and protect the interests of
the Ccrtiiicato-huld,r- The trustees pro-
pose that Messr~. lla}emcyer, +. .. Mat
thies,cn. j. h. Thomas, John +. Searlcs.
Jr.. and }. 4. -ur-ferg, together with such
bankers as they may select. be appointed q
committee tO form a new equalization. All
certificate holders who favor this PROPOSE
ton may send their certificates, with trans
ier., to the Central Trust Company OF New
York. which will issue in lieu of them their
certificates. (which will be negotiable with
the same facilities 90 the present certlll-
Gates of the sugar Refneres Companies"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

NORFOLK. VA, July d. special. The
Tennessee Press Association, which is now
holding business session W Bristol, VIII
leave that place tonight for visit to Eor-
folk. and expects 10 iea.y our clty tO-mor-
row al , O'Clock. Norfolk already has con-
siderable trade with Tennessee. and upon
the completion of the Clnch Valley division
of the Norfolk and Western 10 a junction
with the Louisville and Nashville road, will
extend her business TO all portions Of that
state. The Business Mems Association
will handsomely entertain the editors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
TIE STATE At LARGE.
REFRESHING RAINS FALL IN SEW
ERAL COUNTIES.

Thomas Wilson Hanged at MartinsvilIo-
burglars at Freight Wreck on
the Norfolk and western Railroad
Gathered at Many Points.
PETERSBURG, Va, July D. Special
The heaviest rain that has fallen i'm Peters
burg for two months fell here Tonight and
for awhile it came down in torrents. II
came ot Almost opporunc time, as ycgc-
table, i'm the gardens were fast withcrins
and the supply of water in the
city reservoirs was sufficient 60
last bat "a few DAYS longer.
The rain Tonight viii swell the streams.
which feed thc reservoirs. and thus give the
city much better supply OF water. 10
cannot Doe learned Tonight whether or NOT
the rain extends into the ad Joining c0uu-
tics. whore it is so badly needed for The
crops. which are fast being destroyed by the
drOuth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
STATE OF TRADE.
General Review OF ihe situation During
the Week.


NEW YORK. July 2j.-R. G.. Dun y Co.'S
weekly review Of trade will say: More
money and higher prices meet the wishes o.
most traders, and accordingly the tone Of
the business world is more satisfied and
confident.
because of specUiations in grain and cot
ton aud higher prices for some manufacture
ed goods. the general average ha- risen dur-
lng the week half oi per cent, ana there
are indications Of renewal Of the epecula-
tive fever which the prospect Of monetary
expansion produced some time ago. But IN
other respects the outlook Is good. Busi-
ness II large for the season. and the great
industries are, on the whole, improving IN
condition.
Failures during tie last seven daysInum-
Der for the United states li2, and for Can
ada -: total, lg9 compared with 2Ol last
week. For the corresponding week Of last
year the figures were ls5 in the United
-late. and - in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

In taAp. lND.. July -. Brother
Dl Notfe Dame University, died
q '..' al inc university, lie was nearly
dlli years old. aHd bad been blind
fD4r.. bui bis other eCuscs ~ere
Nra1 Wy bis great age Brother
"ls one Of ihe four frenchmeu who
H f.n spot where tbe famous NOtre
i'th. University now Is with Very Rev.
''..a LDun, iu 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
GREENSBORO.
The Wheat Crop-Bee-Kc Keepers Conven-
tiou.


tion.
GREENSBORO, y. c., July 2j.- special
The thrashing machines have been getting
in their work through Guilford and sur
rounding counties for the past week or ten
days. and the results OF the wheat crop are
now beginning To be known. Not one
farmer in all the section has made full
0op-iow have made ,0 much as one-half.
lhe yield is reported all the way from
simply the return of the seed sOwn up 10
five or six bushels 30 the bushcl sOwn. TAX
ing belt ot country through the state
from north 90 south. from eighty 10 one
hundred miles wide the principal wheat
TOWing -ecti0u-the average yield is esti-
mated % DE about four bushels To the one
sOWn.
4 meeting Of the Beekcepers' Association
wa, held m The Chamber OF Commerce
room .u Charlotte last Thursday. This is an
important industry of Mecklenburg county,
and &, said to be growing fast.
The North Carolina Car Company has Just
closed contract to build one hundred
freight ears for thc ~eaboard Air Line at
the Roanoke and southern Railroad shops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterdays

Results Oi The Narlou" Hames TIHJ'0
Yesterdays
National Lcague-At PitlsbTg: Pitts
burgs. 3: Bostons, =. AZ Cincinnati: Gin
rinnatis, Ia; New orks, q. At Cleveland
Cleyelands. ,: Philadelphias, \. At Chi
cago: Chicagos, D.; Brooklyns, ,.
PLAYERS League-At Buffalo. Buhalos, .
Rrooklyns. :. At Pittsburg: Pittsburgs
,: Bostons. l0 AtCleyeland: Cleyeland7
$: New Norhs, #. At Chicago: Chicagos
,; Philadc.phias, :.
American Association-At Rochester;
Rochesters, O.; Toledos, I. Only one game
to-day (oh day..
Atlantic Association. At Harrisburg
uarrisburgs. 2; Wilmingt0ns, 3, Al Baltl-
mole. Washington game postponed; WEI
grounds. At Hartford: Worcester gamt
postponed; rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
C,,or,,io,sCsnsus

DENVER, COL. July 2j.- The census
enumeration has been so far completed as to
Indicate that the population Of the state
will be close 10 100000. Outside Of Denver
the largest three cities are: Pueblo, y, ~;
I.eadvilie. 1888: Colorado Springs. ll,2W.
Pueblo h - doubled its population in the
past two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
SrAUNTON.
brilliant Gathering at German acoi
dent to Horseback Rider.

dent To "a HOIbthdth iNih'i"
srAuNToN, VA, July D. Special y
brilbaaf german was given Weinesda!
night by Tue Et3pnton German Club to Miss
Ellen Bruce, Of Charlotte. at lhe Hotel MO-
zan. Among the visitors present Were, Mr'
and Mrs. Anderson, Of kchm"ng' H'e,
r pr,,cc of Charlotte. Miss Campbell. OF
New Jersey: Miss Anderson. Miss Flegins
and The Misses Fisher, Of Richmond; miss
Mnlligan, Of Baltimore; Miss IVY, ol
Hampton; Miss shoupe' Of New ,,,ia,''., M@Ihe,'
and Miss Eliza BraXtou, Of King william
n, q German was one Of the most charming
- t6e sun1,er. The large number OF gen
,lemen present IA 80 small degree added 10
its charm. As one Of inc youn" ladies re-
marked, '.lt made the girls have . perfect
" lovely time" ru., nan,
" M. holmes, a young Englishmen, met
,.;ab nI,ifa q seyere accident "Wednesday
morning. lie was riding quite fast, wilom ,io,i
his horse stumbled, threw bic rides spq laen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

pETERsBURG. Va, July 90 special. '-
John Thrift, OF Ettrick, Chesterfield county.
had his collar-bOne broken Yesterday after
noon while playing baseball. John Davis,
also Of Etlrick, cut himself in tue face very
painfully yesterday afternoon with hatchet
Mhile cutting niL the limbs Ol a tree.