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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
WONGO WON THE MILL
NINE ROUNDS or ROUGH sLUoolNo
AL THROUGH THE FIGHT.
Daughsrty Biscs the Indian and Loses
the fight--wongo the Rest Mana
Dcmoraiixcd Constabie's Posse.
Especial telegram TO the Dispa,ch.I

Noaroiw. VA. July 2i.-The prize hghf
between John Daugherty. or Conner, and
Frank wongo. tho Indian, took place TINS
morning at daybreak on a farm IN Princess
Anne county about twenty miles from Nor
folk. Tho men fought with four-ounce
gloves The battle was rough slueg'ng all
the way through, and both men were con-
siderably battered and bruised.
SELECT CROWD.
About sevonty.fve persons from tho city
were present, who went out IN cafrlaecs
shortly nftcr IL O'Clock last nieht, ana quite
number of early riscrs 81 the neighoorhoOd wore
on the scene
Won Of A YoUf.
Nine rouris were fought. Gne endeo ny ,nc
Indian winning tho fight on n foul. DahRhertF
hitting him on tho shoulder. and the reieroe ue-
Gliding against him. The men fonght ht cath-
weight, but wcro nearly 81 tho same "eiEnt'
The Indian. who pyogcd n lo""rlui Hr,''' 81 80,
trary 20 expectations. had tho best OF inc hs"'
all tho way through.
nE CHS $500.
Tho winner Obtained purse OF $500 ana tne
rnto-mnney- something over 5000 fi'1rcthci'
Haley a. Norfolk and murphy OF no" iofA "S'
90 a. seconds on tho occasion.
POOR rOssg.
Whom tho crowd, with the principals, started
ON their return % the city they were met by we
ccnstables of the county and Posss, inrludu'g
eeveral negroes, sll armed. who stated tDat we
men who fought must be arrested ns Vioianns
the penco The crowd made ruth LOT .nu
rounirymeu. when they broke and fed TO the
woods, and thoro was no further molcs'ation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
EXTENSION Or The 4 f-2's.
Small Profit TO National Banks ris"re'
Out-The Process.
ny',olcgraph TO the Dispatch.)

w,eu,xoroy. July 2l.-The movement
,os,hn 'continunnc of AZ per cent Don1s
~ no, cent Is steadily growing IN IN por'an i,a
=, 20, covering about one third OF the so
a dnv 6o5 bonas held by the national banks hhve
vo'.r ,erfec,cd aud the necessary with avis,
..st,nmcnts and reissues are being meno ~
rsnI,iIv as possible. The papers fctu,ic . -
,nn,, The mast week for correction nave Dseh ~
In humber than before, but the nno.n. -, =, o'"-'
" and "a on this account Is still quite large.
T.pe deuartment has received irSni seVera'
Ices .dr,iea Of a circular publishelby hih
.1.nrcrI In New York, who mnko specaitv
20 =. ,rrastment securities IN which tnef shoN 'nh.
nere Ia small profit 20 national banhs III hAiif
80 additional circulation roon ubpD-lts VI
Tn,tcd states bonds According 70 thclr caiIu,a-
,,nns 4 uer cents bought at is 10y DAIlS . ~,
~ "a ,e,cre money loans Mt u per cent "oul.'
,e,d nroat Of sole for each OO,OOU o. pohis !.
while the profit on ~ per GEMS 5In1 900 IN
nor cont would be $500 Tor each Sluy,ooo - -
bonds. IL IL thought at the lreasui! pe,',l 49,
mont that this proposition "ouid hhIc puon
ho,,cr stated II it had been based upon
','a ,i,al 10 be invested instead upon gwen
snu Of bon,ie For example, bank WIN =
anttal ~ 1000 would have 70 invest 81 49,
con en- ordnr 10 obtain 100000 IN 4 per cchi.
S,ds for circulation while II Il should invest
only tbc amount Of its capital ~ WouM nave Di,y
ssi ZOO In per cent. bonds as coiupuicu, VIZ W..
.Ion 600 Of inc new continued bonds. tnlcuA-
lions made upon this basis snow iesults I,Ss
sa,nrahIc 10 tho Der cents. and with 8 NJ ile,
nr ror,nny ioaning az per cent, thsre IS pratt
cativ no difference IN the profit derived irOui INC
eco 'ci,ssca az bonds. OF course when money
ioous at more than per cont the nc" pOhus arc
prcfcra'le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
THE ROAD FOR SPEEDY JUSTICE.
Cook and woodward indicted-Nora "e's
r.cL.d yp--ycneraiIe Mrs. smith.

fCorrespondcnco Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK. July q Two hours after George
Cook and ]. g. Woodward were sent on
a. the County Court Tor robbing RANK Nlhlahls,
Jr Of Roanoke, az $500 they were lhd'''I a"u
viii be tried during the week last ihgn .d -
white woman named Nora N'.ls' h,' , a. ~, a.,
irving 20 bribe Johnny Muskrat not 10 appear
against the two men. - ....,os In
A painier named :. L. Saycr was hIfes,eI ~
Hnniersyille yesterday afternoon on 'he .lnrk.
OF forging the naine OF "a buhulns O'D""'''
named Mcrchand for $50.
Tho v,u O, the late Mrs Mary Frances NAL
iory bas been admitted 10 probate aud bequca'hs
her entire estate to her children.
The venerable Mrs Mary y. Smith, VINO ulou
n, tho rcsldenco Of Rev. n. 4. Robinson In Al
iantic City Ward, was the wife OF the lh'c non
NJ ~ r. Smith, who was United state consul
10 Texas when that STATE was IA republic anu
the first United States nag was hoisted over his
house He was drowned ~ fcX0s whlle l0fu'hl'
q river. Deceased vas a native oI 'hhilo'es-
willie and sister Of Hon. r. !. W. Duke lale lhelh'
Der of Congress from that district ,, l.,
Councilman Waiter L. Hui, OF Roanoke IL
stopping in N0rot.
METHODIST CONFFHKNCE.
The Methodist District Conference CT me VIZ
aiula Conference. which takes IN the NORM ! ulo-
Ina countie. meets in Elizabeth cry, n &, on
tho 5th Of August, anu the Ieople 90 90 'n', p,',(o
nre preparing - entertain nearly lOu uelcsutcs
aui preacher. - ,, .
fhe s;rc.t-car mon II Norfolk Will soon torin n
union They want 81 per day ana twenty-five
cents for each extra car.
rIsHy BITE.
Mr.. Thomas West. OF scoitsyillc. Norfolk conn
~ was badly bitten on the hand 10y llsh Few
daysnco The limb r. swollen 20 three tunes lls
natural size and is very painful. Dr. T. D. nope
is attending the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
COLLISION WITH A HAND-CAR.
Three Men Killed aud Four Wounded
Piled Up I'm a Cut.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
BoYpToN. Va, July 2l.-A terrible acci-
dent occurred on the Atlantic and Danyllle
railroad ono-half mile east Of this place AZ ABOUT
& O'Clock This morning.
A material train WAS running BACKWARDS ana
cnllidrd with heavy hnnd-car IN a deep cut OF
the rad. The men on the small car htd Hotteh
of and were taking IL from the track, but before
they could do 40 " was struck by the approach
iug tram. throwing some of the fats OF ana the
others piled ono upon another Upon those were
twenty-five or thirty hands-whitc and cOlOrod'
THE KILLED.
The killed were: +. VI. Wilson twhlte). from
Danyille: aged about thirty.
). Walters white, from south Carolina ;
aged about twenty-five.
Northern railroad; aged about twenty.
TIE ISJURtD.
The wounded we're: j. y. Pillow (whltel from
Halifax, n. e., aged thirty-iOur, shoulder .dlslo-
Gated.
Charles King section master, slightly wound
cd.
Gilbert Smith troiorcd, from Joflress, Meek
lenbure county, Va, aged twenty-five night leg
badly lHcerated.
Henry Harerove (colored', Me'klcnbure, aged
thirty-nye, arm and hnnd seriously wounded.
The men were all soon brought back 10 the
station here and properly cared for. Medical
attendance WAS promptly eivon 10y Drs J W.
Williamson. Robert webb, aud VI. NJ. Jordan
This il the first serious accident OF any klnd
ever occdrring on this portion OF the line OF the
railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
Rase-Ball.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 2l.-FollowinS
are the results OF to-days playing OF The ma
tional game:
At Pittsburg league, r. B:h' y;
Pittsburgs.......2 0 o d 0 II :
Chi-ngos. .......1 3 o o . q III IL /
Battcrios-Baldwin and Berger; Gumoert and
Kitiridsc.
At Boston Nenguc): X bn. T.
Bostons ............2 0 90 Go ,
Philadelphia. / o o. 30 o. )
Batteries-staley and Bennett; Thornton and
Gray.
At Brooklyn Qeaguel: r; Bill 3:
New Yorks.....0 , 0 03 0 0 "a q
Brooklyns. 0 3 o. 10 9 4
Bqtteries--J. Ewing and Clark; Caiuthers ana
kinslOw.
At Washington (Association): l.. b. II. X
WashinCiOns. 20 ! q q q u .
Bos,ons. .........0 90 o 90 . x-6 10 3
Battcries--Foreman and MCGUIRE; Haddock
and Murphy.
At Philadelphia (Association): y. B.ll. 4.
Athleiics.........O . q o q % ]
Baltimorcs. 10 90 OF 3 ID IL >
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Milliran; Madden and
Robinson. Game called at end OF ninth inning.
A TOO, TOO SENSITIVE UMPIRE.
The umpire left the field saying he wouldn't
stand the abuse Of the players. As the clubs
| couldn't agree upon new umpire they decided
To call ID a draw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
DEFEATED BY THs RAIN.
Probably Another Election on the GREG"
Ouestion--A Heavy Rainfall
[snocial telorram 70 the Dispatch.l

ksErv1Lrx, n. G.. july H.-The PROPOSE
tion TO lend the credit of the four town
ships In Buncombe county, including AsheNlIe
township. 20 Tho amount Of s20c,OOo, 20 INC
Atlsnfa' Ashcg llbc, md Baltimore Railroad 1on,-
many 10 buid the road north from Ashcvlile 70
tho county line was PROBABLY defeated yos'oi"a'
by n close vote. ..,
"A heavy rain lust before niyhtfall prevented
considerable number Of worknon from Noti ll
" tic measure has failed another election VIII
probnbly Do held.
HEAVY D0wNP0vB
The rain was phenomenal, beginning sudachl!
about half-past ,, Avhcn the SKY was ailno s.
cIoudess. ffhoro was little wind or lehtn'H ~
hut perfect delugc Of winter came Gown 10,
moro than an hour Tho unwashed demons VI
CrIpplo Creek, an unsayory precinct OF ihe NY
we're washed out and driven 70 high FIounu'
Main street, M Town Branch, became iihpnSs-
able 90 vehicles.
ALMOST 4 DELUGE
The vnrds OF tho Carolina Wood working Cofn-
many wore flooded Some OF the sreet-car tta.H
wae undermined. and the ground nvor 81 'no
Glen Eock Hotel the water suddenly pouteu ~ ~
tho dsuth Of two foot. SCme OF the servants ~
the hotel did not get 20 the staircase N tne hhd
TOOK refuge on sbes At one place III Io"i a
toanster was caught In The rushing waters anu
only gained safety after active swimming ny his
nuies The rain covered an area oil only d ~"
miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
ANASTY CASE IN STAFFORD.
justices at observation-disclosures Herndon
and Father Bsiled.
Especial telegraph 10 the Dispatch.


FREDERICKSBURG. Va. July H.-At Wide
Water. in Stafford county to-day, about
twenty miles from ths city, case Was tried be-
fore Justice Robey, which has completely as
tonished tho entire community. Justice hern-
don was also ON the bcncA. The case IN question
Il that OF young Blunt Hcrndon. son oi Mr. n T.
Herndon, proprietor OF the City Park Hotel mere,
who is charged with having committed an as
sault ON young cOlored girl
AZ the preliminary trial TODAY the evidence
was very contradictory and both Justices rulcd
contrary 10 each other. 1t being claimed that per-
sonal feeling ON the part Of Justice Robey was
the cause Of his ruling, and rs he claimed ihe
case was before him for trial he sent the accused
on 20 the grand Jury, and also his father, who ~
charged with resisting an officer. Both Of tho
accused were bailed Ia the sum ~ two hundred
dollars. Young iIerndon's friends here say that
A is q case of blackmail and that they will have
no trouble to prove II before n jury.
Mrch feeling existed at the trial to-day ana
several times personal difficulties seemed immi-
mont. The trial viii be looked forward TO with
considerable interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
WANTED, NICELY.FURNISHED

WANTED, A DRUG CLERK
W graduate Of pharmacy prcferrci regis
tered Tor State Of Virginia. Apply, with refer
| ence. to ID. VI. MALONE,
| ~ iJ-lOt Hampton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
RAILROAD LINES.

hAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scheaule
commencing JUNK 3, ls9l-eastern standard
time.
s:04 A. N. leaves Byrd-street station daily,
stops only az Ashland. Bothwcil,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and Whitewater. Sleeper 20 Wash-
lngt0n and New York. Arrives
Washington 1901 r. NJ. Baltimore
az LII p NJ, Philadelphia 345 y
~, New York $3.50 Z. N.
i1:60 A. II. leaves Byrd-Street station daily ex.
cept sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
Richmond to New York. Arrives
Washington 4:l0 r. NJ. Baltimore
5:2s +. NJ, Philadelphia 7:49 p. NJ,
New York 1885 L. N.
200 p. n. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper Richmond 70 New York
stops only at Ashland. Bothwe
Milford. Fredericksburg, Brooka
and Whitewater. stops at other sta
tons on Sundays. Arrives Wash.
tngton ll:0s Z. NJ. Baltimore l2:35
A. NJ, Philadelphia BAD A. NJ, New
York $50 A. VI.
$50 A II. arrives at Byrd-Sireet station daily.
Sleeper from New York. Stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericks-
burg, Milford, Boutwell,, and Ash
land. Stops at other stations on sun
days. Leaves Washington 4'.i0 A.
NJ
2:ss p. n. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Stops a, Fredericksburg, Milford.
Boutwell,, and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and New YORK.
Does not stop at Eiba- Leaves
Washington 1857 A. NJ.
O:30 r. NJ. arrives az Byrd-Street station daily
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
New York 10 Richmond. Leaves
Washington 5:07 T.. N.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-suesI station, arriving
Fredericksburg at $40 Pm.
$40 A. NJ, arrives Byrd-Streat station. leaves
Fredericksburg sos A. N.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY HxCErr SUNDAY.
Gas A. n. leaves Elba- Arrives ct Ashland at
7.33 A. NJ.
| GA p. NJ leaves Elos- Arrives At Ashland at
7.03 p NJ.
0;&o A. N. arrives EbA Leaves Ashland o.
0:05 A. NJ.
s.is p, \. arrives Ct nbA Leaves AshiAnda q,
$50 y. n.
c. A. TAYLOR, Trasao Manages
= T. . xyExa 0apeyol eupegintendenG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
ACleAR CASE OF SHORTAGE.
The Amount to BE Paid by Hogers
Trustees-The Grand Sire Better
,sroc,,, telegram 70 tho Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch
RAIr1Gn. n. C.. July 2l.-The sureties OF 81
J. Rowan Rogers, late kepubIlcan IN spe, ,nd
81 mia county, here agreed 30 settle IN tull inc
dcarit claimed TO be due. amounting TO nearly
$40, 900 II now seems that the shortage ~ no,
mo result of any error on the part o. the board
Of Comfy Commissioners In not allowing lhsvi-
Won't taxes but n clear case OF deficit In the
accounts Of tho sheriff.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Tho ,r,s,ees of the Agricultural md Mechani-
cal College to-day awarded the contract FOR ad-
ditional iorinitories 10 MessrF. Ellington, Koys-
ter a. Co., Of this city.
All. RIGHT AGAIN
With no unfavorablc turn 1t ia Thought tha'
Grand-Sire Busbee will be ont in few days.
The Executive Committee OF the North caro-
lima State Agricultural Society have hxcc Octo-
Der 18Th as the opeuing-day OF the next state
tar.
CLAIMS PAID.
Tp 70 noon to-day about 1000 claims for di
relt taxes had been paid az the state Treasury
amounting IN round numbers to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

minai; f. p. Alessn sr, president o. the Cen y,
trail railroad: C. n. Pbinizzy, pres'denf Oh
the Georgia railroad s. II. Hawkins, pre-,
sld.nt OF the Savannah, Americus and
Montgomery raiir9ad; ). +. Williams pre-.
strnrttry thr, Middle Georgia and Atlantic
railroad: r. j.. Howell and Hugh lnman. OF
Atlanta, and N. h. Harold, OF Americns, directors
Of tho Genital railroad; Congressman x. X. Les
ncer In charge OF hartor improvements, ana
reprosen,aiives Of tho city OF Savannah and US
commercial interests, we're present. The need
for improvement 81 the harbor under tno So-ioo'
rToicrt Was discussed and the conferences nu-
thorizod the appointment Of an executive com
mIttcc totake such steps az may DO 1ocmed ao-
yisablo 10 carry ON tho work OF securing on np-
propriafion by uniting the ortirc Interests OF the
,eryitorv tributary 70 Savannah in tue movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

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General southern Agent, once Rockets.
". +. CLYDE Il CO.,
no 1 General ARents. PhIlaielphla-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

A AGENT or PUSH WANTED Io
"A represent n large loan ana pnidlng hss,.
riotion. salary md commission paid 20 the risht
parfy. Address NORTH AMERICAN SAVINGS
Association, Commerce Building, Chicago III.
-, IN eSuot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
The Place of Master Plumber Mt Norfolk.
IBy telegraph 70 the nispatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Naval Exam
lining Board al Norfolk having recommended c. L.
Richardson, OF Washington, ID. C.. as tho best
qualified Of the applicants fer the position OF
master plumber at the Norfolk hayward MT.
Odond'hal. late master plumber al that yard,
complained OF injustice Ia the findings al the
board and asked that Its decision be reviewed.
Secretary Tracy accordingly gave the matter
careful examination, calling TO his assistance
one Of the most skilfui ship plumbers In the
country. The result Of The examination con-
6rms the report of the board az 70 the qualiica-
tioDs OF the two candidates. aud Mr. Richardson
has been appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
VIII Mrs. Maybrick Get IA New Trial :?
rRv Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l

LoNpoN, ENG. July 2l.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company claims 20 have the highest
legal authority FOR making the assertion that In
consequence Of the action OF the Lilo Insurance
Association In refusing TO pay the 10000 IN
surance on the late Mr.. Maybrcks life, upon the
allegation that his death was caused 10y the per-
son for whose benefit tho action Was prought' u
retrial will be- necessary, as Mrs. Maybrlck can
compel the insurance company 10 prove that she
murdered her husband. The Exchange Telc-
graph Company adds that according TO English
law a conviction IL not proof between other par
Ties. but only between the prosecutor and the
prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
Property Transfers.

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday In the Clerks ONCE 81
the Chancery Court:
ID. j. Fsrrar and n. J. Moore and their wives
20 Lavinia d., wife Of Sias Carr, 30 feet on west
side Fourth street near Preston, S5SS.
Moses Millhiser and wife to Claiming NJ. Bol-
ton, 27}s feet on east side Harrison street be-
tween Franklin and Park avenue, 81, 100.
Oliver II. p. Stems executor 10 Thomas and
Nora streat, 80 feet on .cast side Second street
between Byrd and Arch. sl,175.
Susan q. Turner 10 William q. Stokes, 80 feet
on north side Main street near Fifteenth and oil
feet on north side Rose alley between Nineteenth
and Twentieth.
HENRIco COUNTY COURT
William W. Layne and wife 10 William T..
Miles, 80 feet on north side Cedar street near
Baker, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
Ex-Governor Walker. ofFiorida, Dead.
fBy telegraph TO the Diepatch.l

TALLAHASSEE. FLA. July 2i.-Ex-Goyer-
nor David s. Walker died at his residence late
last night, aged seventy-six years AT the time
OF his death he was judge OF the second judicial
Circuit Court The funeral was held AZ 3
o'clock fhis afternoon and wac attended largely
by State oflciah and town people. Governor
Flem.ng iss ned an order closing The executive
depnrtments for the day and directing the
draping OF tho Capitol for thirty days In rnourn-
Ing for Ex-Governor Walker. The nag was hall
"a sstod until after tho funeral.