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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-29
RALEIGH BUDGET.
Colonel Polk Denies Rejecting on ssna'
tor Nancc.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July D.. Special. r.
Much interest is created Wy the announce
ment made to-day that Col. l.. l.. Polk, cdi-
tor ofthe Progressive Farmer and president
Of the National Farmers Alliance, VIII d''
liver "A public address here tomorrow Ut
Metropolitan Hall. Colonel Folks siFecn
at Greensboro Friday has created much I'D,
terest here, and his utterances al lFt sehl
are closely watched, in view OF the s''n1
the Alliance has taken in politics. COloncl
Polk YESTERDAY published an interview. In
which be- stated that il was not true tuat d.,
reflected upon senator Vance by his speech
at Greensboro. and asserting that he Is a
friend Of senator Vance.
Governor Fowle returned To the city 10
day. from Wrightyillc. where ne had peet
al the cucampmeut Of state gulrus- Al
iucc~saut rain, Which has prevailed for two
or three days. continues, the camp VIII
break and companies will return home.
Police to-day detected and captured John
williamson. (col0red) who has iti charged
been engaging in extensive countefleitlns
! here some time. go.
spocial from Ilillsboro says that the lif,
| Of Hon. +. VI. Strudwick Of that place is de-
spailod Of. He is one Ofthc most prominent
men in political circles in he state, aud was
one of the electors for this state IN the last
campaign. lie has been critically hl i0f
some time
The body Of Henry Richards, an aged and
respected citizen of llill-bOrO, was found
Yesterday evening in "A stream near thal
place. his hat aud cane being found on the
bank near by. 10 is supposed that he IN
tentionally drowned himself.
Another postoilice row is raging al W axe
Forest. and it is now stated that Il. j.
Brewer. the present postmaster. j. soon to
he removed. and that the office Is to be
turned over to Or. r. IL. Timberlako. who
formerly held the Office under republican
rule.
EN-Congressman +. W. simmons. who
rcprcscnted the first district in Congress
two years ago. and who was defeated for
thi- term by the negro Chcatham. announces
hi. withdrawal from contest for ren0mina-
ton. % is understood that Alliance lnuu-
euce forced him ont OF the race.
II is announced to-day that the kepuhli-
can state Committee will hold meeun. I'D
This city tomorrow. They will call a Con
r,ntion 10 meet i'm Raleigh some time M
September Chairman EaNes VIII arrive
here tomorrow.
Tho cigarette trust ease which has AT
rlctcd 80 much attention, has Just been dc-
.idcd in Granville superior court ih ldNoi
IF cigarette manufacturers.
some time ago the Grand jury brought N
nm Indictment arlinstJ. NJ. turrin, charged
with being am agent for "a trust OF cigarette
manufacturer, formed 90 lower the price Of
cutters. When the case was called, Il. J.
Knott and ". \. Davis. warehousemen,
and j. b. Booth and f. y. BurWcll, tobacco
dealers. were put ON the witness stand, ana
were examined and cross-cNamlncd. Inc
burden OF the testimony Of four witnesses
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LYNCHBURG.
Engine Machine Works Deaths OF Mr..
Robert ~. Nithers and Others.

Robert ~. Nithers and Others.
IANCuBuRG, VA. july ~ Special.
rhc contract for the erection of the building
of the Valley Engine Machine Works. in
West Lynchburg. was lct to-day 20 George
~. Tally. of Williamsport. Pa. over large
number of other bidlcr-. the works are 90
be- commenced at once and pushed q rapid
completion.
Letters patent have been issued by the
Department az Washington to MIR. Elisha !.
sheppard. of Experiment, Amherst county,
1n am improved cutting bar for MOVING
machines. I'm the machine, as I'M
proved by this invention, the blades
on teeth may be removed without
trouble aud replaced in "a few seconds.
sharpening these blades, which has hithcrl"
been difficult task. is thus rendered very
easy.
Air. Robert II. Wuhcrs, formerly of this
city. died at WoodlaVn, Campbell county.
Yesterday. llc was agent OF the Lynch
burg and Durham Railroad, and The son oi
colonel Howard II. Nuhcr> of TIN, city
and brother OF Mrs. John ". Burroughs, of
Richmond. lie was ayoung man of high
CHARACTER and leaves a young family.
A telegram received here yesterday from
Pulaski CITY announces the death of Mr..
Lucian II. >necd, formerly OF this city, and
manager of the Bertha zinc-worhs, OF that
place. from long attack Of Ia grippe. lie
was buried this evening at spring Hill
cemetery. i'm this city, with Masonic hon
ors, Rev. John T.. Edwards officiating.
Mr.. Middleton stuart, prominent young
toblcconi.t of This city. died this evening al
nj, residence, ON Diamond Hill, Of typhoid
fever. deeply regretted by his family and "a
host Of admiring friends.
Tue wet season still continues in this sec
tiOu
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rravIor fIectric Company.

In the CITY Circuit Court charter was
granted yesterday 10 The Iraylor Electric
Company, the purposes oi whlch are ',
manufacture and sell electric motors ah,l
other electric apparatus, and 20 establish
electric plants in Virginia and elsewhere
for furnishing electric power and lights.
The capital stock IL 10 be not less
than $4,000 nor more than $4,000.
The real estate held shall not exceed
i've hundred acres. The principa, oiliee
shall be in Richmond. The officers tor the
first year shall be- A. W. CARRIER, presl'
dent: Thomas Potts, yice-president; j. h.
Mckinney. secretary; Meredith +. Monia-
cue. treasurer; Il. ". Traylor, superiniend'
ent. and the following directors: \. W,
Garber. j. Taylor Ellyson, }. l.. Ialiaie-ro,
Wirt 4. Taylor, II. r. Hudson and Thomas
! Rnfss
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SINK ~ SFA.
The steamer Charles Morand sunk on
Delaware Breakwater.

BOsrON. MASS. july -r.-lhc steamship
p. If. Miller which arrived here Yesterday.
brought the captain and crcw oi the steamer
Chlrlcs Morand. which was ruu down and
sunk by am unknown schooner early >3tu-
dav morning of DlaWar" BrcakWa,er.
Captain Marshall. of thc wrecked steamer
~ the following story:
The Moraud sailed from New ! ork Fri
dav afternoon for Vera cruz, with ol be-
longing to the Standard Oh company. She
had on board "a crew oi eighteen, the cap
tain's wife and daughter. ON saturday
morling. at 30 o'cioch. during gale. an
unknown schooner was sighted dead ahead.
The steamer was put o. -iarnoard, but the
schooner changed her course at tine same
tima. The result being q collision. In' -dil-
ing craft, deeply laden. struck the steamer
amdships. tcarng open "a ttn-iupt h0.e ana
llooling the engine room. The schooner
mast went by the DO lrd, and ar the gale drew
the vessels apart cries for help were heald
canning from the schooner. The steamer
filed ~ rapidly that all hands had To take
to the boats. saving nothing. They were
only kept ailOat by constant balling. At io
o'clock I'm the morning the exhausted crew
sighted the Miller. Aiter an hour exciting
manauyrcing. on account of the heavy sea-
AN hands were gotten on board. Captain
Marshall was badly injured by lying ,plin-
trr.. What became 81 the schooner Is un-
known, but it is believed that She went down
with her crew.
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BLACKSTONE, Va, July y. Special. f.
There is only one man in the county that We
know Of older than the late Dr. Pryor now
Hying-Mr. William B. lrhy, who will De-
ninety-0ne i'm August. lie Is well and
hearty. From his general appearance II
seems he will live many years longer. lie
wa, an old friend and acquaintance Of the
late Mr. Thomas Branch, of Richmond.
West Blackstone is still on boom a
large amount of stock having already been
taken.
The large public school-house and Roller
mill are about completed. The mill is eN-
pccted u be in fun blast by August LIST.
Blackstone and vicinity at tbis time have
ouite "A number Of visitors from distance.
Among them are Mr.. R.W. Gregory Of Louis
lana. Mr.. Geo. B. lrby and family Of Missis-
sippi. Miss Martha Epes of Kentucky, Dr.
W0rsham Of Texas, the Misses Chatlee OF
Au0usta. Ga, Miss Nellie White Of Wheel
ing. W. Va, Miss Dupuy of New Orleans,
Miss Pitzer Of salem, Va.
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DANVILLE.
The River on a boom Cutting Case on the
North-Sidc

DANVuLE, VA, July IS. special. "A
heavy rain fell up in Patrick and Henry
counties last night, which caused some Of
the creeks TO rise and empty themselves I'M
| the Dan river, and put the water IN that
stream ON boom. a great quantity of de-
/ hris was brought down, together with
watcrmclous. pumkins and some corn.
which showed that the low-grounds near
! the Dan had been invaded and the crops ln-
ured 90 some extent. The river down
stream also got out of its banks and made
It's way into the fields of growing corn, bui
what damage has been sustained Is hard to
lind out.
Some persons are Of the opinion that the
DAMAGE has been great while others again
l0 not think 10 Will be severely felt. The
clouds have been heavy all day and much
water has fallen hereabouts. and while the
river seemed 10 have reached its height al
o'clock. should the rains have been heavy
up tine country. itmay force greater rise OF
lhe Dan. i'm which case the loss TO the farm
cr- would Dee excessive.
I'm North DanNille on saturday night. two
Young white men. operatives in thc cotton
mill. Thomas stephens and \. J.. Monig0m-
orv gOt into difficulty. when the former.
Il is ALLEGED, drew knife and cut the latter
across the back. left shoulder and ON the
right side of the throat. The wounded
man was taken to his boardng-hOu-e, where
the wounds were dressed. lie Wa, unable
to appear against his alleged as-allant i'm
court to-day.
saturday night the dwelling-hou-e occu-
pied hv Mr. Robert Hughes on Grove street
was entered by burglars. and a number oi
articles carried OH. The extent of the rob
berry could not Dee asccrtaiued, the family
being away. and no one at the house bat "a
servant.
Rev. DIR. George B. Eager, the former pas
tor Of the First Baptist Church here. is cN-
pected to preach here the two last sundays
n August. and also to preach the sermon at
,hc commencement of the Roanoke Baptist
association. which meets I'm this count!
nest month.
Isaac Carrot, negro, made murderOu>
assault ON Nelson Farmer with "a stone in
North Dauyillc Yesterday. He was jailed.
Rcy.T B. Thames. the efficient pastor of
the First Baptist Church. leaves TINS week
for western North Carolina ON vacation.
Mr.. Walters \. Holland, "a prominent
business man of this city. is quite ,lch at
his fathers. Colonel {. G.. Holland.
a movement is ON foot at Pelham. Nc.
t0 build Baptist church az that place, ana
q Masonic hall on the second floor.
Mr.. u. J.. PairO had hundred dollar
horse t0 fall i'm the sewer ditch sunday
morning and break his neck.
Rev. R. j. Troy. of thc Nonh Carolina
| Conference. and who has been very ill. l>
slowly improving.
Professor ". f. Tillctt, Of the Wander
Ht University, Nashville, Tenn, is in The
e ty.
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pomattor river here this morning, with a
hook and line. About twenty years ago
two fish of this find were caught in the
river here by MIR. Alex. Vaughan. but ~
far rs known, none have been caught since.
COLLECTOR BOND RESIGNS.
Mr.. l.. j. Bond this afternoon rendered to
the Finance Committee Of the City Council
his resignation as collector Of city taxes.
ON the lsf of July. when Mr. Bond was called
on by the Finance Committee for his books
Of delinquent taxpayers, he stated that
he was not prepared 20 turn over the
books owing 10 an error IN his account,
which hc has not yet been able 10 discover.
This error amounted to $2,2lj.lj. Mr.. Bond
to-day made the deficiency in his account
GOOD hy paying down the hard cash, and
hcnrcsiening his Office. \ special meeting
of the Council will be held tomorrow night
D fill the vacancy occasioncd 10y Mr.. Bond =
resignation.
ILLNESS on MIR. JOSEPH y. DUNN.
4 telegram was received here to-day by
Mr. John G.. Dunn announcing tie serious
illness Of his brother. Mr. Joseph B. Dunn.
in Amelia county, where ne had gone ON a
visit.
PERSONALS.
Rev. =. T.. Hun. pastor OF the Byrnc-street
morning for Culpepcr county. Thence
Mr. Hun will 20 to attend the Rappahan-
mock. wberry and Valley Baptist Asso-
ciatons lie will bc absent until the third
sunday i'm August.
Miss Ida Williamson, of NottOway, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Lula Hawkes., on
Bank street.
Major Mann Page, Of Brandon, is in the
city to-day.
Mir. Raymond Mancha has returned home
from Washington.
Miss Carrie Poole, of this city, is on a
visit % Miss Cora Reams, Norfolk.
Mr.. Walter Harrison, of Texas, Is IN the
city On visit.
SIR. j. Willard Bristow, of this city, has
accepted position as teacher I'm the gram
mar department of the Montgomery Bell
Academy.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Clark. Of Norfolk, is yis-
uing her mother Mrs. Northington, Of this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-29
ALEXANDRIA.
Raid on Gambiers-Protest Against a De
pot Removal.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July ~. special.
Yesterday was pretty dry sunday here.
II is almost safe to say no liquor was sold.
The excursion steamers carried down large
! crowds, something like ten thousand people,
going over to Fort Washington, where the
District Of Columbia militia Is encampcd.
RAID ON GAMBLERS.
ON the upper edge OF the county along the
! river front Sheriff Dick Neitch and posse
made a raid on the card singers and crap
-hooters. They were 700 quick for the
sheriff though. and no arrests were made.
! There were some liNclv scenes up that way
yesterday. \ ii ;ht, which grew into free
| hghl, eusucd at the beer pavilion neai
| the aqueduct. Il seem, That "a
a dandited white man from Washington
was insulted 10y a remark of % negro waiter
regarding his white plug hat. lie accord
! ingly went about turashlng the darhcy.
VINO, resisting called ON thc proprietor of
the place who went for the white man. who
was ON top. other, took up the Washing
tOniau's cause. and free fight cnsued.
Nobody was very seriously burt.
WILMER PApGErf BURIED.
The late Wilmer paIgc't was buried from
his late home on north Fairfax street this
afternoon, large number 0t friends at
tending the funeral. Rev. Nr. William T..
Ioung. Of the Southern VI tuudi,t Church.
conducted the service. and thc mtemcni
was in the burylug ground % That church. Ihe
paIi-bcarers were selected from amongst the
most intimate friends Of tAe deceased: Tom
Robinson, Harry D'Wnh1m. WI Norris,
Harry llaniImOnd. john Fisher. Pat >uiii-
van and Charles Thompson. With the
handsome floral tokens WAS pillow of
choice rOsebuds from the local and Rich
mond operators Of the Postal Gable Com
pany. 10 was much admired. The centre
was studded, ~" faGect's familiar
"sig."
AGAINST A DEroT's REMOVAL.
AloXandrian, are signing petition
against tine removal of the Baltimore auu
Potomac depot from tine present sllc, sixth
and b streets. Now Alexandria is within
twenty or twenty-five minutes Of Ienn-tl
yania avenue and Washington business
centres. Persons and they number
oyor thousand rcguhrs-do not
desire 10 ride 90 Washington aud
then walk mile 10 Pennsylvania ave
uue. They would 90 by ferry fret, which
means i0rty-fye minutes, VITA the same
are. There was general complaint during
The Inauguration and Iempiar t0AclaYe,
crowds required AlcNandrlaus tO geo ON and
od at Eighth street.
BITTEN ~ TIE EYE BN SNAKE.
Mr. shirley Carter. a Wcll-kuown Prince
William farmer. was ,tung iu the eye 10y "a
copper head snake Friday last, and VIII
loose that member.
MRS. y. Q. MORAN DEAD.
Mrs. John Z. Moran, mother OF W. Il. H..
Moran. ESD, Of the Hamilton Enterprise. lo
dead.
EICHMoND's EUNAWANs.
Three respectable LOOKING Youngsters,
Dorsey Whitiock. John McCorr, aud Ran
dali Call. are detained at police hcddquar-
ter, here as Nagrauts. They say they arr
rmnaway-. Captain Webster has wired the
Richmond authorities.
The \. NJ. :. l.. went % Washington yes
terdly.
Mr.. George J.. French is very critically
ill.,
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what &, Going on of Interest on tho other
Side of the water.

MIR. George Mason. of I.etersburg' was IN
Manchester Yesterday
Miss Matte Tunstnll ana Mrs. l.. L. VIII
burn are visiting friends in Burkeyille.
Mrs. James Bass aud her daughter, Miss
Mary Bass. have left for Powhatan comfy.
Misses Camelia and Willie Lou StubDs
are visiting relatives in Chesterfield.
The CITY school Board will meet tonight
10 complete the election Of teachers.
Rev. joseph Walker preached az the Bain-
bridge-stroet Baptist Church sunday.
Mayor Il. G. Attkiss0n was able 10 be out
yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Crawford and Mrs. J. l.. An
dreys will leave this week tor Charleston,
". Va. 10 visit Mrs. Dr. McGinucss.
Mrs. W L. Moody. Mrs. W. J.. Robinson,
Miss Ellie Robinson, and Miss Ollie Robin
son. have left for ocean View.
Ncade-MomOrial Church will give its an
nual picnic neNt wednesday at Forest
Hill Park.
I'm the Mayors Court, yesterday, George
f. Cole was charged with fast driving.
Case dismissed. Henry Shum, assaultlng
Moses Faucon. Fined 81. J.. y. IhroS-
morton failing to appear RUE was ls-
sued.
sunday night. Rev. MIR. Thornbill and
Rev. samuel Clopton, of Clay--iroet thurcb,
exchanged pulpits.
Ata meeting of the survivors of Company
B. Fourth Virginia Cavalry, held saturday
evening in the Mayors Courtroom, II was
decided that the next annual dinner be held
At Chester in August. The following COM
miticc ON collections and entertainment
Xas sppointed: Messrs. j. \. LipscOmb,
:. u. Atkinson and DR.. A. }. Mcller. The
| needing adjourned t0 meet Saturday, Au-
| g,lst ID, at , o'clock =. VI.
Wulmm Elder aud Orrin Belcher got into
| "A difficulty last saturday night. During the
trouble Belcher was badly cut with "A large
pockct-kniio Dr. DOrsett was az once sum
monpd. and the injured youth was taken
| home. Elder was al once arrested ana
| the case was called IN the Mayors court
Yesterday. In consequence Of the condition
! Of Rclcher the ease was continued until
! August l.t The injuries Of the wounded
| man. while painful aud dangerous, are not
| considered fatal.
! supreme secretary Galeski, assisted by
| William II. Bailey, governor of Pioneer
! Chapter. NO. !, instituted last night a thap,
terOf the Progressive Endowment buIid
Of America at Manchester. The Chap-
ter - No. -, and the following
officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Mayor A. {. Altkisson
GOVERNOR: John ". Owncs, yice-g0yernor
g. ~ Turupr. past governor: ". h. Mat
news. secretary: Y. owens, treasnrcri
John ". Fisher, chaplain; ID. :. Wool
dridge. warden; Thomas +. owen, guard
Dr. 4. +. Matthews. X. :. Robertson, W. -
1 Stein. trustees: Dy. W. T.. Matthews, medi-
cal examiner.
lu, best cItizens f Manchester are among
the chartermembcrf. and the Chapter starts
out with bright pro- poets. The next Ihap
Ter of the Guild will be instituted at Ports
mouth. Va, on FRIDAY next.
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STEAMERS IN COLLISION.
THS VlRGlNlAN AND THE EHCUR'
SION BOAT LOUISE.

Four Persons known to Have Bee"
| Killed aud seventy.iiye IoJured -uthers
May Have Been Drowned-Fatai Disa'-
ter on Baltimore uarbor.
BALTIMORE. ND, July 2s.-The excurs-
ion steamer Louise and the Bay Line
steamer Virginia, were in collision to night
near Fort Carroll. -Four people are known
10 have been killed and about seycnty-h'c
injured. more or less. Many believe that
number were drowned. Just how many
lives were lost cannot be positively de-
termincd. The dead are:
Mrs. Mahalia Marshall.
Charles GrenZcr.
Daniel kopp.
Mrs. Howard heiser
There are seven missing. They may have
Jumped or been thrown overheard. Twelve
persons have been taken 10 the hospital IN
| badly injured condition. Just how many
people went over into the water is not
known.
EYE WITNESSES DETAILS.
some eve witnesses Of The disaster say
that a great number Of people, men, We
men, and children, were sitting on the star
board side Of the Louise when the
crash occurred, and Immediately dis
appeared. Not since the TNoli dis
a-iCr has such a thing happened near
this city. All sorts Of rum0rs are ailoat as
90 the number of killed and injured. The
streets are thrOnged with anxious relatives
and friends of those reported missing.
just who is 10 blame for the ACCIDENT j.
not known. Naturally, the pilots of both
boats deny negligence.
CAPT. BUCUANAN's STATEMENT.
Captain Buchanan says that his boat-the
Virginia struck the siarbOard quarter OF
the Louise about the after gang way. The
collision nearly turned the Virginia around,
80 great was the force. There was no
great excitement aboard our boat although
when the collision occurred man. one
lady and child climbed over. They did
not return. ''M hen / lett the Louise ] saw
no one i'm the water. II any went over
board they must be under tine water. not ON
top. " hen the collision occurred the pe0-
ple ON the Louise rushed 90 the side where
the Virginia struck. do not want To cast
any reflection on the captain Of the LOUISE
but believe he was wrong.'
The captain OF the Louise disclaims al
responsibility for the accident and mt
mates that the blame is entirely With the
Bay Line steamer.
EIGHT MISSING.
The Louise was carrying T., ,450 passengers,
and the scene on board was an awful one.
Il will not be possible 90 learn Unit, to-mor-
row. ifthcn. the number 0imls.lng ana pro-
badly drowned. Four are known to be
dead. and ei glt are now missing.
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BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.


Players League-At Buffalo; Buiialos, i2i
Philadelphias, .. At Pittsburg: Pittsburss,
4: New Yorks, o. At Cleveland: Cleye
lands. 4; Bostons, >. At Chicago eleven
innines): Chicagos, !; Brooklyns. T..
National League-At Pittsburg: f1tts-
burgs. >; New Norks, 1. At Indianapolis :
Cleyelands. :; Brooklyns, !. Al tinclnnati;
Cincinnatis. /: Bostons, >. At Chicago:
Chicagos. II; PhiladelphIas, 1.
American Association-At New York; ;
Brooklyns, Is; Columbus, >. At Philadel-
phia: Athletics, 8; 1oedos, I. Al Roches-
ter: Rochesters, ,; Iouisyilles, T.. NJ syra-
cuse: Syracuse, /; -. Louis, -.
Atlantic Association AT WASHINGTON; T;
Washington-Ba came po9tpo,iheu on
account of rain. At Worcester; WOrces-
ters. 6: Hartfords, .. At Newark !;
Newarks. o; New IIayens, 1. At Whining
toni WilmingtOns, T. llarrisburgs, >.
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Thetmall BOYS U.efuIne.s.

By the inattention Of some one IN au-
thorty, sunday, the pedestrians on twenty
sixth street, between L and q, were
treated TO anything but an agreeable
odor and sight. Some time saturday
night some one killed "A dog and left 10
ON Twente-siXth street, between aud q.
Al 9o'ciock the First pOlice-station was
notified. and late in the dG a police
man notified the Old Market once, but b"th
notifications failed 10 have steps taken To
remove the animal. There IL lay. and the
heighbor, were in anything but peaceaDle
frame Of mind when they retired. The hrst
sight yesterday morning when ihey looked
ON the street was the same dog, aud II
WAS only by the progressiNenes- OF
A crowd OF s7~sll boys that the nelgbbor-
hood was spared r>e sight Of the animal Tor
another dag. The boys, securing rope,
attached il 10 the tail of the dog, and win
the speed Of a hand.hOse cart, dragged the
animal outside Of the city's limits. livery 4,
body living in the vicinity has now awak'd
10 he ficI that the small boy is sometimes
worth something.
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LOUISA G. H., Va, July 2s.-. special. J.
\ juvenile minstrel company composed OF
Louisa and Roanoke boys, gave delightful
entertainment at this place Friday night,
to a select audience. Among those who
nartitcipaed were; Masters Richard lew,
Walter Daniel, James Porter. Eugene Ar.
ne,t voolfolk Vale. Marie Daniel, OF
Roanoke. especially showed histrionie tai
ent Of high order 80,
Tho Methodist ladies' Of this town are col.
lecting money TO purchase bell. Ihey arc
advertising o lawG party Ior August ISL 70
ald the cause. g.. "a. o.,
s0nle months iHdsp0sedl 10 Deltel'