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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Tur MAYOR TO WELCOME THEM.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Trap-Shooting, Boat-Rncing. Excursions
&c, VIII Be the Order.

The Fourth of July will not be generally
observed religiously in Richmond, but
there will be no lack OF aquatic, baseball, and
shotgun sports. - =,
Al Blandon Park the Richmond Gun Club will
give a trap-shooting tournament, commencing az
q o'cIo,k in the morning and lasting all day.
Owing 10 the failure Of the Virginia tield-sp0rts
Association % hold its annual shoot Tor the year
1890 the gold badge Of the association ior that
year will be awarded during this contest.
Tho Richmond Gun Club also offers medal
for the team carrying off the championship.
THE TWO BADGES.
These badges are beautifully designed end are
worth striving for. The assoc alton prize ~
heavy emblcmatic watch charm OF pure goid'
with the figuring " 1890" in platinum on one
side aud the monogram "V. Il. :. A. on the
other. The tenm medal il also very handsome
and Is only slightly different In design.
Among iheteems which have entered for the
contest nre: The Richmond Gun Club the East
End Club, the West-End Club the staunton Gun
Club. the Lynchburg Gun Club, and others.
IL is expected that many individual members
Of the VIrgnia-Field sports Association VIII be
here from different points throughout the state.
Great interest Is being manifested among the
loyera Of the sport OF Richmond, and some ex-
pert shots Will be made
THE EVENTS OF THE DAY.
The grounds are being put III first class con-
dition and will be very desirable spot Tor the
contest.
The following IL the programme for the day and
the prizcs To De contested for
Event No. 1.-Twenty singles. entrance 81;
sweepstakes
No. Twenty singles: team shoot for teams
OF five mon: entrance 50 per tenn. HANDSOME
cmblematic gold watch-charm TO winning team.
All tho members Of each team must have been
members OF the same gun club for thirty days.
No. 3.-Ten singles, entrance 81; sweep
stakes.
No. ten singles, entrance 81: First prize,
Marlin repeating rife, donated by i. W. TiRnor
second prize, 800 improved Climax shells; third
prizo, 200 improved Climax shells.
No. 5.-Six pair, entrance 30 cents. Prlze,
leather Victoria gun-case.
NJ. 6.-Tcn singles, entranceSl; sweepstakes.
No 7.-Twonty singles, entrance 81. For VIZ
einla FieId-Sports Association emblematic gold
watcb-charrn, value s25. This event open only
20 members OF the Virginia Field-Sports Associa-
tiOn. .
Other sweepstakes will be arranged On the
grounds II time permits. ~
The purse in the sweepstakes viii be DIVIDED
into Ave Inoneys-30, %, 20, 10, and ~ per
cent: 3 per cent. per bird will be deducted In
the swoepstnke shoots for target money
Five Standard Keystone traps Will be used.
keystone rules, rapid firing system.
All ties In sweepstakes viii be divided unless
parties interested agree otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Departure of the Victorious winston
baseball Club.

The Winston baseball team, whicn
PLAYED two games in this city and defeated the
Richmond picked nine on both occasions, lei.
yesterday morning at O'Clock. They registerca
while here at the Hotel Dodson, and had Win
them about thirty OF their admirers. Among
these was one Of the officers OF the North caro-,
lima State Guard, who visited the RegimehIai
Armory. He assured the Virginians OF nos,
pitable reception at their cncampment In the oid
North State.
The Carolina base-ba were In hign glee
over their victories. They will play seVerai
games on their return home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

cessive terms Mcssrs. William II. Palmer
Charles 7. Palmer. Thomas II. Sunn, anu ~ -, -,
WiIliams became his sureties when he was nrst
elected. and tho bond was renewed ,,s,,,l. Mmnoas
change until the NTH term. when Mr.. mlihms III,
having died, Mr.. Gray took bis place. Inc cI,
only considers him liable for the perlod co'o'ou
by the last two bonds. ,
In tho original suit counsel for the city desiIeu
that commissioner should be directed toinquire
into the matter, and after applying the ressnuss S
contributed ratabIy by the suretles ana thef
estates. This was dcsnurred 10 and the oenIu,-
rer was sustained. The present suis, wn'o.
will probably bo treated as one, are ac,ions s as
law against living sureties who are solvent ihe
amount claimed By the city is 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
HE WOULDN'T TAKE IT BACK.
And So O Prominens Alabamian IL Now
Perhaps Fatally Wounded.
fI,y telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l

BlRMISGHAM. Ala, July LAT Bricrfeld
this morning DIR. G. B. Grove shot and
perhaps fatally wounded b. v. Glass. the father
Of +. p. Glass one OF the proprietors Of tho Mont
something Glass had said which Grove desired
him 10 take back. This morning Grove wont 70
Giass's house TO demand retrsction. Glass
told him not 70 enter, and when he persisted met
nevertheless advanced Glass nred on him with
Winchester rifc. Grove answered with pistol
Each man nred several ahots within fifteen feet
Of each other. Finally Glass fell ana Grove
walked away. IL II believed BY the doctor that
the wound Is fatal, ~ one Of tho bullets eatsrsd
the abdomen. Glass u an old, widsly-knoWn.
and much-respeceed Citizen Grove = . yOuus
man only twenty-seysn yeags q sea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
To Start Another Brewery.

Mr.. p. J. Parsons, of the firm OF J. ID.
Parsons & Son, brewers architects. OF Phladel-
phia, was in the city yesterday .aking measure
ments for the mill-work Of the Richmond Brew:
ing Company. This company Is composed % 1i
George &. Guvernator, Of Richmond; John ID.
poyIe. Atlantic City, n. j., and Ernest Myers
now brewing-master Of the Peter Schem Brew
ing Company, Of Philadelphia. The contracts
will be let 10 Richmond mechanics next week.
They will begin operations at once
Mr. Robert Hin, Jr.. late with the Continental
Brewing Company, will have charge oil the city
tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
BEFORE THE JUSTICE.
Walter Jenkins and Edward Noble Sent
On-Case of Alleged Champerty.

Justice Crutchfeld, of the Police Court,
had a few eases Of unusual significance
TO deal with yesterday morning. The nrst mat
ter Of Importance disposed OF was the iorwafd-
ing TO the grand jury of the case OF Walter
Jenkins and Edward Noble, the two little white
boys charged with entering the house OF q. Ii
mari Sunday afternoon and taking thereirom
855 Two other boys connected with the case
have not yet bcen arrested.
THE OFFENCE NOT CRIMINAL.
William H. Bcveridge, n well-knOwn member
Of tho Richmond bar, was before the Justice on
the charge of unlawfully committing the offence
Of champerty In this city, in that he Darganled
with Joseph y. Jciircs 10 bring suit Tor sild
Jcfirics acninst Albert LeOni ard and 10 divide
the damages, and failed TO press the matter to
trial.
IL occurs that the child Of JeiIries was run
over by Leonard while out driving and severely
hurt in February, 1890, and that on the recon-
mendation Of friend TO institute suit for dam
ages tho arrangement was made with MI BeVc-
ridge on "A contingent fee, and the suit vas instt-
tuted. Considerably later MIR. Beyerldgo made
IA more thorough investigation and found that
the occurrence was accidental ana not OF sucn
nature as would warrant further procedure, so
the case was dismissed last August
The plaintiffs In the case against Beveridge
we're In the belief. they alleged. that the case
had been adjusted by compromise between the
latter and Leonard and on these grounds entered
the charge Of champerty.
whether champerty In this sense was an offence
or not Judge Waddill and others were on hand
90 represent the defence. but Justice Crutchheld
saw no evidence Of crime and dismissed the
case.
BOTH or THE FIGHTERS FINED.
j. W. ID. Farrar was fined so and costs for
assAuliing and striking Il. W. L. Carter and the
latter was made 10 pay $40 and costs for carry
Inga pistol with which he attempted 20 shoot
Farrar. Both were placed under bond TO keep
the peace.
was up fof striking Frank Berkeley with a pis-
toll but IN the absence Of witnesses tho case was
continued until July Sth. Berkeley Ia also
charged with interfering with Racks in the dis
charge of his duty. Ills case VIII bo heard the
same day.
Fitzhugh Lee Smith (colored) was fined 50 and
costs tor striking Il. l.. Eddons with stick on
the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
PROPERTY IN NEW HANDS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded In the City and
County Courts.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the CLERKS
Office OF the Chancery Court:
Hin Carter, special commissioner. TO A. Hayes,
62 feet on east side Second street between jack
son and Duval, 81 .505.
same to Paul Kerr, u feet on west side Third
street between Leigh and jackson, $1,000.
HENRIco COUNTY COURT.
James II. Barton and wife TO John Wheel
wright, Lot Q, and north 1.s feet OF Lot 3, In
Block 10, Barton Heights, $4,000.
c. p. Bowman and wife 10 Northside Land
Company, Lot 10, In Square 23, Chestnut Hiil'
1925.
j. o. Dickinson and wife TO Sarah NJ. Woodson,
81 feet ON east side Sumpter street near Winder,
one-hah interest in 125 feet on soath SIDE
Vjnder street near Washington, 440 feet on east
side Sumpter street near Winder, l29 feet on
west side Washington street near Winder, 20
feet on same near same, $50 feet on same near
same, and 30 feet on Washington street sonth-
west corner Appomattox, II, ,O0O
William Il. BATON 10 Robert Brown, IL feet on
north de u street between Twenty-eghih and
Twenty-ninth, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
RoyaI Arcanum Day.

Prominent Royal Arcanum officers IN
Richmond have received copies Of the first circu-
lar issued by Supreme-Regent Charles +.
Loring, Of Boston, Mass, who was elected
circular is Incorporated tho following resolution
adopted by the Supreme Council
"Resoircd That the 23d day OF June OF each
year be designated as Royal Arcanum day, and
that the manner Of its observance be discretion
airy with each grand or subordinate council. As
a stimulus to growth and enthusiasm we com.
mend general participation on the part OF all
loyal brothers of our great fraternity"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
THE DeAf-MuTE CONVENTION.
The Objects OF the Gatherlog-A Large
Attendance Expected.

The State Deaf-Mute Convention will
assemble in the hall of the House of Dele
gates ON July the 4th. The objects OF the con-
vsntion are 10 form an alumni association Of the
s-hooi for the deaf at Staunton; 20 ascertain
and make known the condition q the deal In
the State; 90 draw up resolutions peistionlng
the next General Assembly tor nooesssry ap-
propriations Tor enlarging the institution ut
btaeniou, or eTe-t q new Institution IN some
other locality for the hundreds. oi dear persons
in the state now OF scboolstse age, who because
ton cannot receive admittapce, and also 70 pro-
vide q school for the eolofed deaf Of the state; /;
10 compare notes and prove the benefits TO them
selves and the hiate of tho education given tbe,n
since heir schooi-dsys.
LAKos ATTENDANCE ExrKcfsp.
Il Il expected thst thege viii be a large attend
enoe npSp the sessions of tbs convention IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
v. NJ. c. A. ANNIVERSARY.
Address by DIR. McBrydc - Pastor In
stalied-Pythian Officers Elected.

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
HAMPTON, Va. July 1.-The Young Mems
Christian Association celebrated its ami
yersary last night by mnssmeetlng IN the
Methodist church, and n very interesting address
was delivered By DR.. X. j. McBryde on the
Relation OF the Association 20 the Church"
State-Secretary II. q. Williams and his assistant
T.. T. Dadmun, were present, and a large audi
ence I'm attendance. The president Of the associa-
ton, DR.. I. H. ParramOre, submitted his report
which shows the association TO be In an e1-
ceedingly healthy condition.
ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected for the
Young Mems Christian Association encampment
next week. About 200 young men are expected
and some few ladies.
INSTALLED.
Rev. Mr.. Walker was formally installed at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. Dr.
Kerr, Of Richmond, of1icated.
Il is reported that military school IL TO be
opened here.
Mr.. +. +. Causey is home from college, as Is
also Mr.. +. w. Holt.
Mr.. Samuel Cumming. who fell when leaving
street-car some days ago and was considerably
bruised, Is much improved.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected by ke-
couehtan Lodge, No. 30. Knights Of Pythias, last
night: W. J. A. Cumming, chancellor COM
mander: VI. =. Cumming, vce-chancellor; Or. j.
II. Peek, prelate; A. c. Berkeley, mastor-at-
arms: V. r. Holt trustee. This lodge now num-
bers ninety-three members. and II is intended 10
have a celebration on the initiation OF the one
hundredth knight.
Professor f. G. Rathbun u Mt Stockbridge
Macs, and Is said TO be improving in health
Miss Laura Peek, OF Richmond, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. Cunningham
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
NOW THEY ARE SUED AT LAW.
Action Against Mlessrs Palmer and GRAY
Individually ss Woodson's Heirs.

The City OF Richmond. through Messrs.
]. Aston Cabell and Jackson Guy, has
Instituted suits In the City Circuit Court for
SEQ. 900 and s20, coo respectively against Messrs.
WIliarn n. Palmer and James 4. Gray, who
wero rureties ON the oficiai bond OF the late
AyIett X. woodson, City Collector.
Tho cause Of the present action Is the recent
dismissal by Judge Wexford OF the suit In chan
eery brouRht In the Henrico Circuit Court Jointly
ngsiusf the administrator Of tho Woodson es-
tate, the living securities and the estates OF the
dead ones The ground upon which tho city was
nonsuited IN that Instance was that the proceed
ins was ,nultiiarioGs and that there WAS MIS-
ioinder Of tho parties. The Judge held that the
living suro;ies were entitled 70 trial BY Jury and
mai fhe action should be brought at law.
NJ. Woodson IVES City Collector Tor SIX sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
city CircnIf Cnnrf.

An order was entered in this court yes
tcrday In the case Of NOodson and others 70. Mu-
tual Reserve-Fund Association allowing tho de-
fendant 10 withdraw tho original policy by leaving
a certified copy thereof. -
j. ". Gilman g. Son ~. J. NJ. LocEnano.
Judgment confessed for s22s12
Tbe following suits we're Instituted: ". X. Saw
ace & Co. ~. ID. Is. Watkins, &C., for s11o.54; |;
NJ. j. Mcdowell rs. J. II. Chataignc, for s4O.35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Police-Court Statistics,

During the past month the Police JUS
,ice disposed of 27l criminal cases and tried 700
charges OF ordinance violations. On criminal
charges 20 persons were sent on 10 the Hastings
Court Tor indictment by the grand jury. 10 con-
yicted OF misdemcanor, 105 were sent 10 jail in
default Of surety for their good behavior, and
2S5 fined.
City fines collected for the month amount 10
s943.70; State, s23.45 costs, S2l7.0l-totai,
$1,tSs.06.
This is the best showing Of any month 30 far
fhfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
OFF FOR CAPE MAY.
The President Leaves Washington for
Five or Six Weeks.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

WARRINGTON, June 1.-The President will
leave Washington Friday morning for Cape
May, N. j., and for the next nve or six weeks
viii transact all public business requiring his at
tention at that place Private-Secretary Haiford
win toin him there next week and establish an
of1ce nj some convenient plnco near the Presi-
dents cottage. aud viii arrange for telographic
connection with the executive departments af
Warrington. Tho White House Will undergo cx-
tensive repairs during TIE summee and win not
bo habltsblu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
The Alliance Elects Oalcer..

The Henrico County Farmers Alliance
held their annual meeting at the courthouse
yesterday and transacted much routine busi-
ness: The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: A. IL. Muller president: l.. III.
Kemp, vice-president; Charles W. Childrey,
secretary Charles King, treasurer, and X. c.
Friend, lecturer. The FIRST four gentlemen held
similar positions In the organization during the
past year and were reelected.
MIR. Lewis Guy was elected delegate to the
State convention, which meets in Richmond Au-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
BAPTIST CHURCH FESTIVAL.
Rifemen Drilling for the Encampment--
Increasing the output.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. July line
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Baptist church
held festival last night after the regular meet
ing In Temperance Hall. They realized some
thing more than s25.
The ,otland Neck Mounted Rinomen were
yesterday drilling preparatory for tho encamp-
ment at Wrightsyiie in ths month.
Farmers are very much Discouraged, more on
account Of the low price OF cotton than poor
crops.
TUE KSITTING-MiiIs.
Tho kni..ing-mills here are increasing their
OUTPUT all the time. Mr.. A. Mcdowell. the gene
raj manager, lett yesterday for the North on
business for the mills. one thing he goes 10
look after H. the patontiug OF q new machine re-
Gently invented by Superintendent Thomas d..
Hollingsworth. IL is machine for facilitating
some Of the work OF vest manufacturing anu Is
the first Of tho kind sent out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

WASHINGTON, d. G.. July 1.-Calvin 5.
Bruce, chairman of tho National Demo-
cratic Committee, has written the following let
ter 10 the chairmen OF State Committees:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

At regular meeting of Libby Lodge, NO:
1876. Order Of the Fraternal Circle hel1 ~ tne,r
lodge-room at McDonoughs Hall July 1, 1881,
the following officers were installed for the ensu-
ing six months George II. Matthews, past presi'
dent; J. c. White, president; Wythe Wh'e'
Crump. secretary; +. B. White. treasurer; j. w.
Grubbs. marshal; g. W. Batkins, guard; Charles
Burkert, sentinel; DR.. j. II. Hinchman, medical
oxauiuar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
The CoIored Peoples Fair.

Arrangements have been very nearly
perfected for the Colored Agricultural ahd in-
dustrial Fair which will take place In this city
October 8th. 9th, and 10Th. and the Exposition
Grounds and building have been secured Tor that
pnrpose From here the exhibits viii De Tor
warded 10 Lynchburg, Va, where the fair VIII be
held 22d, 23d, and 24th Of the same monih.
Committees will be sent out requesting the busi-
ness-men Of this city TO make appropriations 10
a fnir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
ARunaway Horse and smashed Bottles.

A horse hitched to the light wagon of
the Darley-Park Brewing Company became
frightened on FoQehee and Main streets yester-
day morning and darted of. The vehicle was
loaded with three barrels OF empty bottles, and
IN the course Of the fight these were thrown out
and smashed by the Wholesale. The heightened
steed continued Its course until captured near
the company's Office. No one was hurt, but the
wagon was slightly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
DOUGHERTY ARRESTED IN TEXAS.
Will Return without u Requisition-
Brakeman Greenlea Dead.
fsnac,al teleyram 10 tho Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
AsHEyILLE, N. c., July l.-Robert Dough-
erty, who early Sunday morning, May
3ist, killed william Terrence by knocking nun
from horse and also murderousiy assaulted
his own brother ~ reported in the DESPATCH.
has been arrested in Galveston, Tex. lie con-
sents to return without requisition.
VICTIMS OF THE TREsrLE ACCIDENT.
Will Groenlea, the brakeman who was injured
In tho accident to the freight train at tho treste
near Newton yesterday morning, died yesterday
afternoon. Conductor Linster and Flagman
Morrison who were taken 10 Salisbury, are re-
ported as resting a. well as could be expected.
Senator Vance writes 10 his son, Z. n. vance,
who Is here that ne has made the tour OF lre-
land and Is in London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
The Purchase of Silver Resumed.
fRv talegranh IN tho Dispatchl

WASHINGTON. l.. g., July The Director
OF the Mint to-day resumed the purchase OF ell
yer. The amount offered for sale was l,035,Oo0
ounces of which 10000 ounces were purchased
nj 4 Olo1nI. .Oo25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
'JUOLMEN1:

That is what we ask you to pass upon
our $40 suits. You don't have to be
a baseball umpire to tell whether they
are worth tho money or not. There u
not a clothing expert in the land who
would hesitate q moment about rom
dering verdict on them. They are %
tually worth more than We are asking for
them. and they arc just what you need
in this kind OF weather. We appeal TO
You for decision. Como and look ss
them and give MS your opinion. You
will see that you are passing Judgment
upon what we have exercised Judgment
in selecting. Here is o case OF bottom
rates il there ever was one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
A Charming weldon Wedding.

fCorresp0ndence of the Richmond Dspatch'I
WELDON, n. C. July Mr.. X. j..
Bond, OF tho GraystOne Construction Company,
and Miss Patte Bass, charming young LADY OF
this county, were married at the residence OF tho
brides mother, near this town, yesterday alter
noon, Rev. J. A. Lee, pastor OF the Methodist
church here, officiating.
Refreshing and welcome showers of rain ieii
here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Bedford springs Mineral
water

WAFER
can be had at
George r. Ewelps, 705 east Broad street.
X. q. Cabell i Co. 223 east Main street.
II. Roberts Bakers, 9i9 east Main street.
Bodeker Brothers. !. 14i4 east Main street.
w. H. Scott's, 1917 east Franklin street.
B. r. Aliens, Fourteenth and Main
streets.
George Schan's. Eleventh and Main
streets.
T. A. Miller's, Fifth and Broad streets.
A. w. Noting, Jr.'s. Broad between
Second and Third streets.
q. w. Latimer's, 200 west MarshAll street.
A. E Johaun's, SIS west Main street.
Briggs Brothers'. 10 east Main street. :.
Mccarthy 4 Haynes's. 6N east Broad
street.
Priddy Brothers, 5l7 east Broad street.
Hermann 6chmidt's, Fifth and Broad
street.
Polk Miller y Co, Ninth and nkin
". 2. PathssnA Co, Main sssaad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Fourth Of July Rates via Chesapeake and

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
sell tickets at low rates between all sta
tions on July 30 and 4th. tickets being
good to return until July 9Th, inclusive.
The round-trip rate to Old Point will be
S3; to Norfolk. $3.50; 20 Virginia Beach,
81. and to Lynchburg S.. Any ticket agent
further information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Eaitors TO Meet.

The National Editorial Association will
meet Ia ST. Louis on Wednesday, July 18th, ana
viii probably bo In session for several dayA Tie
A. A. Christian, of Pulaski; y. Z. Morton, o1
staunton, and u. Theodore Ellyson. Of kich-
snond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Postmasters for Virginia.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y ttIbRTHpH % tlo I7I5P"VNn'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 1.-The follow
Ing fourth-class postmasters were to-day ap-
pointed in Virginia: NJ. C. Purkens. dnrtleyille;
j. k Campbell, Midvale; WA. Graham, Potato
J. L. Mallory, Solomons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Winston's Big Lot Sale.

ISpecIHI teItSTHIH 70 lHU HIsP"VVH'I
WINSTON. N. G.. July 1.-The sale OF the
seyenty-seyen lots offered this evening was very
successful. There was a large crowd OF substan-
tial bidders and the greatest Interested mani
featad I'm IL.