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s. A.OF THE W. CT. i.
CLOSE OFvHe SECOND ANNUAL SEES
SION AT ASHEvlLlE, N. c.
Tho Officers Elected for the Ensuipg Year
Looking for n New site-Waynesviiie
VIII Probably BE Chosen.
,sn.c,o, telegram TO the Dispatch. !


AsuTyrrIr. n. C.. July 29.-The South
crn Assembly Of the Woman's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union closed its second an
nual meeting here to-day. Great interest
has been manifested. The assembly has
Organized under ITS new charter obtained
from the North Carolina Legislature last
winter, and has elected the following OH
GERS for the ensuing year:
TIE oFFIcERs ELECTED.
President, Mrs. VI. L. Wells, of Chatta-
nooca, Tenn. Secretary. Mrs. y. -. heils'
of Jackson. Miss Treasurer, Miss Frances
l.. Griffin. OF Verbena Ala.
The presidents Of the several southern
State Womans Christian Temperance
Unions are er-cfc1o presidents OF tho
assembly.
ANEW SIZE WAHTEr.
The location at skylGnd accepted last
YEAR having hecn abandoned the EXecu-
tive Committee are considering other sites
offered. and will decide IN a tow Gays. me
chances seem IN favor of Wayn.-'llie, y.
C.. whose cltlZens have made tempting
offers and where the committee are today.
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The Norfolk and Western.
LRy Telegraph TO the Dispateh

PHILADELPHIA, july 2g-The statement
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
panv for June. 1891, shows: Gross earn
incs, SOP .796-an increase of Sll,S32 as
COMPARED with June. 1890; expenses On
GLIDING taxes, S47S. 639-an increase of
s.72s net earnings, $12i, l56-an increase
of 1899.
For the six months ended June 80. 1891,
the gross earnings were Si.277, 939-an in
crease of SSO5, 400 as compared with the
corresponding period of 1880; expenses
Cncluding taxes. $685.. 99G an increase
of $685. net earnings, 1881, yij-an
increase of $l0l, 5i7.
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AcHARLOTTEsVlLLe WEDDING.
Delegates to n baptist Conven'ion-The
Death Record Personal.


correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
CgARrorrEsvIlLr, W.. July 20 Miss
Lille j. Estes of this place. and Mr.. Sle-
mund Wise. of Harrisonburg, Va, but for
the past several years resident OF this
city. were married at the PARSONAGE OF the
Disciples church tonight 81 O'Clock by
the pastor, Rev. II. A. Abbott, in the
presence OF q few intimate friends of the
contracting parties.
Mr.. G. II. Strange was buried yesterday
near his late residence, Hardware, Abe
marie county. Deceased was affected with
some heart trouble. which caused his
death on last Sunday. He was III the
scventy-fourth year Of his age.
little child OF Mr.. John j. PAYNE. OF
Baltimore, died last Sunday near Hunters
Lodge. In Fluyanna county, where Nr.
Payne il visiting. The intcrment took
place yesterday.
DELYGiTEs ELECTED.
At the last regular meeting Of the Char
lot;esvllle Baptist church the following
gentlemen were elected A. delegates to the
Albcmarle Baptist Association, which VIII
meet with the Chestnut-GIovo church,
near Eariysyiile, on the 18th o; August:
Rev. John =. 1urpin. Professor ". +.
Dickinson. Dr. Noah X. Davis, /. VI.
Well. N. G. Thomas, Il. c. Wand grit
T.. Gwatkin. Gnl W. Nj On Pre-.
Mr.. Adolph iussow has sold his farm,
near Prohibits Station. to mr. Rusk.
DR.. MIlar and family are visiting at
Front Royal.
Miss Brauham, Of Baltimore, Is the guest
of Mrs. George ". Olivier. at the Onivcr-
sitv of Virginia.
Irs. NJ. !. Miles. OF Baltimore. is visit
inc her mother, Mrs. J. Boyle. who Is SUN
mering at Mr. {. O.. Slnclairs.
OTHER PERSONALS.
Mr. Il. c. Anderson. OF Georgia. was IN
the city yesterday. when ne was warmly
greeted bv "a host OF friends.
Miss Eta Atkins. of THIS place. has gone
To North Carolina 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
j. J.. Tyler.
Miss lhcsia T. Thompson is visiting
friends in Rockingham county.
MIR. hclllc and Miss Eilie Bowlcs. OF
Richmond. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, arc visiting at Whitehall, this
county.
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AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EffAcr WVll'..

L. = T. u |N n "a
~ NAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JutYll,'-
rgAyE WcwoNn
$40 A. y. Daily or Dt I.uf l-t
Pullman s.ccpHs-1Ar i
1l:o5AM Eapress. daily mr c
1ulnl. cav .H--
Pullman sieepos o..
h3u.est.-r. IO..r.l.N.
Mon ~ tll .rg-,. lr
3:eOP. ". Expres. daily or oi
Norfolk. puitlaH
(lLtIuns'i O. nls D. .l-
4:30 T.. N. A.commoiaiion. o2tel.
Gorlon-Nlle aui ta..f
a.ksff NJ r.l f"...
1880 Z. N. Tho ,. T.. T.. Limited i'.f
man Sioopng-tsr N-i i.'
sinnr1. Soii f-,uhl.. t.-
Dinins-Car AMI
Dor sVliio ~ Oilfl"A-t
n.l o. ..o.llsyi..e.
TRANS ARRIVE AZ s.cnh SID
500 A. NJ and 300 p. y. daily to'
natl. ~
7:sOP. NJ daily. except sunday, non
l0:55 A. n. and 6:55 L. n. taiy 'fo.A
station; Broad street ueer ee'ciie
JAxRs.RIyRR DIVISION
Qichmoni ani Allegheny A..lo'ij
IEAyg AicugONn
900 A. n. daily fur LynchOlrs, "a.
Lexington, anl tl!iton t'i+N
lur "a ualfl car kilin.NA.
Forsc. sx.rriins Ca >Ini
4:3OP.N. excsft sunday for Lynch
noctlng WITH = train lrafa-e
btlru AZ 8 A. u. daily tt
H-tlso, Lexington. a.d r..
Forge. s.seplns-Car % ~
TRANS ANIME AZ AicuAoN1
$50 p. VI. daily from Clsi,on forse, s,-,s
$50 A. NJ. except sunday it0m .Ni1'A
Station; Eighth aai Canal sstv'.'- A.. Ul-
FOR further niog...slloa Apps - - 49,
bers olicc, 0Ol cas-. Main street, zoe 49,,
pe.ke and Ohio Railway NonpSal 80
thesspeaks aa1 Ohio Genera. vh ..S.lv.>
and Main. JohN - 49,.
.e2s DIV sion fss'~Ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC KAlLkOAD.-Srhelule
commencing JUNE ., Is9i-eastorn STANDARD

4 AND POTOMAC KAlLkOAD.-Srhelule
JUNE o, Is1l-eastorn STANDARD
s:oi A. NJ. leaves Byrd-stroct station daily.
stops only ri Ashland. Bothwel,
Milford, FrodefiC ksDJrg, Brooke,
and Whitewater. Sleeper 10 Vase
,,ngton and Now YORK. Arrives
Washington l2:Oi =. NJ. Baltimore
a. l:l7 i. NJ, Philadelphia 3.47
g., New l0rk $50 L. VI.
1850 A. VI. leaves Byrd-stre-t station daily, *
f,,sp, sunday iiune: PArl.r Car
Washington 4:l0 Z. NJ. Baltimore
3:yI T.. NJ. Philadelphia 7:4B r. NJ,
New YORK 1923 T. u.
700 p. u. leaves byrd-Street station daily
sleeper Richmond to Nov YORK.
stops only ~ Ashland, Bothwen.
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke
and Wiiewater. Stops nc other STA
tons on sundays. Arrives Wash
ington HOS 7. ". Baltimore 1888
A. NJ. Philadelphia 3.i5 \. NJ, Neg
York 900 4. NJ.
$50 A N. arrives AZ Byri-Street station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK. stops only
NJ Whitewater, Brooke frodericss.
burg, Milford, bOthgell, and Ash
land. Stops ~ other stations on sun
days. Leaves Washington $50 i.
81
o:3s p. N. arrives 40 Byrd-Street station daily
Stops az Fredericksburg, Milford.
Boutwell,, aud Ashland Sleeper
from Washington and New YORK.
Does not stop at Elba. Leaves
Washington 1897 \. VI.
$3.50 p. N. arrives nc Byri-street station daily.
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
New YORK 90 Richmond. Leaves
Wash ngtOn J.Ol l.. n.
FREDERIC nSDUkG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT suSDAY.
400 7. NJ. leaves Byrd-strcet station, arriving
Fredericksburg az $40 T.. NJ
$40 A. NJ, arrives Byfd->tr-et statiou, leaves
Fredericksburg O:O3 A. u.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ. leaves ElDa. Arrives at Ashland a:
1873 A. NJ.
GA II. NJ. leaves Elba Arrives az Ashland a.
7'OJ +. N.
U:4o A. VI. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland a.
U:o5 A. NJ.
us p. Il. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashlandas
6:3o L. NJ.
c. A. TAYLOR, Trxnic Manager.
r. I. d MYKRs. General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

I|VVVTuT
ABINGDON, Va. July Glowing TO the
death of Mrs. Ann Eliza Campbell, 10
whom some of the leading counsel were
closely related. the trial Of DR.. Baker fer
the murder OF his wife has been post
poned until tomorrow. after the burial OF
Mrs. CampbelPs remains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Ex-cHlEF PeTTlGREW DEAD.
An Honored Citizen of Lyoehburg-A
Grateful CnroiiniaD's I,ecoiiections.
fe......t ,.,o.,.. IN 10 ~. n{s,.,.h

LYscHBuao, Va. July ~. Authorization
was received in the city this morning Of
the death of Captain A. If. Pottierew.
formerly chief OF police aud mayor OF
Iynchburg, which occurred at the resi-
dence Of Thomas +. NOEL, in Bedford
county. yesterday. Captain .Pettierew was
for many years resident OF lynchburg
and one OF It's most prominent and honor
cd citizens. lie was elected chief of police
In 1880. which position he held nntii iSsz,
when he was elected mayor Of the city
and served one term.
ASKING ABDUT WAR FRIENDS.
The Chief OF Police OF this city received
4 letter TO-DAY from John i. Lewis, who
resides at Anderson Courthouse .. VI
making inquiries about the families OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Grasshoppers Running Dat Prospects.
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


DAYTON. Quo. July 2J.-Grasshoppers
are running the oat prospects III twenty
counties along the Ohio and Indiana Dor
der line. The crop is ruined by a small
green hopper on farm after farm, and many
growers, alarmed at the rayaces of the
pest, cut their oats green. but the hoppers
followed it into the shock and are now in
the corn.
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when tho Energies Flag.

UsE HoRsYOnD's AcID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. 4. G. SwrTn, Charlotte, n. g., says;
at is an invaluable nerve tonic, O delight
iul beverage. and Que of the best rcstorers
when the energies flag and the spirits
drOop.n
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Mississippi-vaIicy Associa.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-. July Pc. W. Howe,
traffic manager Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas road ana commissioner pro tenn.
for the Southeastern Mlssissippl-Valley
Association. has called a meeting at Monte
Sano, do. for August 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
PHILADELPHIA, RICH X1N
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at l. VI. ana every SUNDAY NJ >
A. II.
Freight for Tues.iays ana Fridays steamers
received till 1880 \. NJ; tor sundays stoan"r
til , p NJ saturday. Freight received daily I'll
> T.. NJ.
Fare. 8j.
For IuitheT information apply 70
!. Is. " -CARBICK.
General Southern Agent. OGlcc Rockets.
". y. CLYDE * CO..
no l General Agents, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
JAMES CITY SUPERVISORS.
Tax Levy for 81 - Appropriations for
Schools, Roads, and the Poor.

schools, Roads, and the foOr.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
WuIIAMsBURG, VA, July %. The James
City Board of Supervisors Yesterday adj
iourned, having gotten through with the
business for which they met. The lax on
real and personal property for 1891 was
fixed at s. cents on the 800 assessed
value. Last year the tax rate was 20 cents
on the 500 The board made the follow
ing appropriations Schools. Sl.352. 30
poor. 500; roads cG.76.l6. The total ap-
preparations made amounted 10 s61iG.i0
Included in TINS amount Is SSG0.H for III
cldentals.
PERSONALS
Miss Anna Totten. Of Lexington. KY,
daughter Of Rev Silas J0tten, u. ID, n
professor in William and Mary College be-
fore the war; who has been the guest of
Mrs. Coleman for several DAYS, left for
New York city 10 visit relatives.
Professor f. J. Stubs. with his family.
left last evening for Gloucester, whore he
will remain for the remainder of the vaca-
ton.
Miss Leila Wall. of Durham, n. c.. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John 5. Charles.
Rev. Charles L. Williams, of Lexington,
kv., preached here last night TO large
congregation.
SAILING PARTY.
The White Wings" of the WILLIAMSBURG
Yacht Club had aboard merry crowd yes
terday for sail OH the James. The chape.
rons were Mrs. II. l.. Henley and Mrs.
William L. Spencer. The party came
ashore about sundown and were invited
ana dined al the Kings Mill residence by
the hospltable owner. Mr. NJ. Il. Harrell.
who was one of the sailing party.
Dir. and Mrs. Hamdem Osborne. of
Columbus, Miss, are here. stopping at
Spencer Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
Lave recently been married. and are making
ar extended tour of the various watering.
places. They are now "a route TO Cape
May.
Mr.. G. y. Armistead. cashier at the East
ern Lunstic Asylum. lief, this morning for
Richmond 10 look after furnishing the in
stitution with its quarterly supplies.
The late Dr. John Ciopton held a life
policy in northern insurance company
Tor 81 600. Mr.. A. Brooks is the agent here
for the company.
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lfhe hae any OF the above ailments We would
recommend that You give him MOUNrCASTLES
HORSE POWDERS. They are proparcl-not ~
n druggist. a grocer. shoe merchant. clothier,
2 builder, or q street iakir-bu. ty JOHN Il.
NOTTTCAsrLF. morse man. 1hcy are manu-
Pictured from ingredients which bear directly
upon ;ho constitution Of horses. They are not Of
the "Omnium Gather 'om kind, which Also
cure" CHICKENS. Ducks. aud TT RkElS.
but happy combination Of such medicines as
VIII act "a an Alternative and Tonic in horses,
n lking them "fcel their oats," ana producing a
nice sleek cont Of hair. Price - cents. and soli
iv al Grgc-iat-. By mail prepaid for 80 cents
In postage stamps. Address
POLK MILLER * CO.
Wholesale Agents.
Richmond, va.
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MURDERER WATSON JAILED.
.xiah H,nnells and Boat go TO the Bot
tom-Good selection for the Academy.
rorrcspondence Of the RIchmonl D

ICOrrcspordonce Of The kichrnonH DspaI'h'I
SCOTLAND NICK. y. G.. July 2s.-lakar
the man who was struck bv Nalston win q
Gun last Saturday. a. reported III tnis cor
respondencc, has sine, died AID Maistot
hai been arrested and placed in TabOro'
jail.
Kiah Runnells, a colored man working in
the Single swamps. near PALMYRA. Mon
day. was missing at night. Tuesday morn
ins search was made for him, and 1t was
found that be had cut down tree
which bad lodged IN the limbs Of some
other trees, causing the butt to shoot
backwards. II caught the man IN BIS boat
and CARED boat and man 10 the. bottom
about four fcot-where be va, found yes
fcrdar.
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C0rRT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcB.l
fla, ISnt

COMMISSIONERS OFFlcB,l
HARRrsOSBuRG, VA, July 20, 1871. J
VVO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST
IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED CAUSE: Take
ncu,a. That have nxed upon SATURDAY. the
2ad day Of August, 1891, at my Office IN HART
sonburg Va. a. the time and place for taxing
tho following accounts required by n vacation
decree rendered In said cause on the I'D OF July,
1891, NJ which time and place you are required
70 attend. - T.,
LIST. The personal property and estate; In
Guiding all indebtedness belonging Ia sali de-
ferdant. the Richmond and Harrisonburg Lana
Company. that has come o. should come INTO tno
hands OF the receiver OF the company, fhil b.
Shield ...,.,,,,,.
IA pOssessed or entitled with tho liens thereon
ard the order Of thcu prioFitles.
I'd. The names and residences OF the stock-
holders 81 said defendant company, mo th-pcr-
tive shHres Of the capital stock oil san c"u'Pahy
70 which they have subscribed or "hlcn ehcy
now hold. with the sums pail thereon, the rs
sessmenis called and not paid. and he amount
for which each H. respectively liable 10 a-ses7-
mcnts, and in case there have been asSlgiulen :
Of said stock By the original subscribers, The
lanes and residences VI any intermediate
holder or assignee Oi the same, ana the hAihe
ana residence ~ tho holder thereof
ar. Tho indebictnc-S ~ said company 70
whom the Same J. owing. tho amount thereof
with any prionias TO which the same may be
entitled. p,.u
n. Shield. the receiver OF sad defendant COM
an. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
the commissioner or thai any party IN interest
may require. .. J.,
cnanrery for tho Circuit COIrt ~ Rockingham
county this 18th day ot JUL, 1871. ..,.
WINFIELD LlGGETT. G. {.
s.PE ( HAERIs, p.g. y 30-Ihiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Ry George ". Mayo. Aucti1necr,
Ono. f. Laughton, j., Salesman)
Nos. - and - Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

ny IFI'bI nm 70 III' III -''-'''I
WASHINGTON, -. c.. July 2a.-Ihc Post
master-G General to-day appointed the fol
lowing-namcd fourth-class postma>ters IN
virginia: B. g. Keller at NJ. Williams :;
j. ID. Pearman. Narina Grove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
VETS OFF TO WRlGHTSVlLLE.
An Alleged Defaulting Republican Gets II
Federal Appointment.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RNEIGH. n. C., July 29.-Ihc old SOL
diers Of the Confederate Home IN this Cit,
numbering about fifteen. left Tor the
Mrightsville encampment to-day. OWING
to pressure OF business Governor Holt
could not accompany them.
APPOINTMENT.
G. ID. Upchurch. late Republican clerk
of the Superior Court Of this county,
whose accounts were short over $1,000,
has received an appointment III Washing
ton as agent OF the internal-Eeyenue De-
partment at 81 per day and expenses.
DInECT-TAX FUNDS.
Warrants issued on the State Treasury
for direct taxes now aggregate over
$G0,000
The Secretary Of State was engaged to-
day IN distributing the laws Of 1891 10 the
Justices of the peace throughout the state.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY George W. Mayo, Auctionoer'
Dno. n. Laughton, Salesman
Nos. go and - Ninth street.

HOUSEH ID FURNlTUh E,
pLATE-GLASS MANTEicNihkoh, be ,',r.r
CASE. MAHOGANY CARD-IAbLE, "ahNn
WAT-nsCK. &C., AT AUCTION: by direcuoh
n Jo-cnh 1, Pickering. Esq, who "a ABOUT 70
ic.ve onr CITY will sell a. auction, ~ hls res.
dence. No. 4i9 north Twenty-tnirh street, ~
''''' FRIDAY, July 81. 1891
IN. uorsFUOLD FURNITURE, consisting IN
part Of
s nnAnpp" PIATf-GLAss MASTEL~MIR-
ROk. .,,oprrc
HAIR and sIirCK MATTRESSES,
An excellent IRON BtDslEAD' brass ofna-
mcntation
EBONY EIAGERE.
MAHOGANY CAKD-TABLE, ,,,-,..
PINE PARLOR SUIT seven pieces" a'nu'
frames. upholstered In SIX Brocado;
BOOKCASE,
FANCY ROCKERS,
PICTURES.
MARBLF-TOP TABLES,
WALNUT IAT-RAt IS, 80, ,.,,,,, ero,-p
An excellent GARLAND OIL COOh-sIONE'
n good ~ new
Plush LOl NGE.
COOK-STOVE and TT ENSllS, n nice ordcr'
Ten-fopt WALNUT EN lkNSloH-I ADhh'
CROChERY, GLASSWARE, &.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
~ 30 hu.tiol..l. -
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByP.P. Winston Il Son.
aeaI Estate Agents and AGctionoers.

t. W
neai Estate Agents and AGctionoers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF The
NLARGE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NO. lO6
MAYO STREET, BETWEE FRANKLIN MD
ROSS sTREETS.-By virtue OF decree OF ths
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered
JuIy ~ 1891 in the case Of Bridget McLeafy,
who sues. &C., o.. Emma Westcott, &C., We VIII
offer for sale AZ auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 30. 1891,
n, 5tk o'clock r. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT ue-
srribed In said decree. Tho lot fronts on tne
west side OF Mayo street 2Dis feet, running
h,ck about So feet. The improvements CONSIST
Of n LARGE BRICK DWELLING, with nine
rooms and large detached brick Kitchen, anu
designated "a No. 106 Mryo street.
TERMS or SALE: Ono third IN cash: balance on
a credit Of six and twelve months tor negotiable
notes. interest added from day Of sale. ana Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property; or, All
cash II desired by the purchaser.
WILLIAM II. BKVERiDGE,
WILLIAM r. G.. GAkNEII, JR.,
Special Commissioners
McIrtRY vs.. WEsTcOTT AND ASH THE CHAM
Gerry COURT or TUE CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. Goddin. clerk " said court GER
tify that the bond required Of tho spccal COM
missioners by the decree IN said cause OF july
Il, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day 81 Juiy'
1sgI CHARLES W. GODDiN,
100 Clerk.
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STRICT FIRe-DsPARTMENT RULES.
The Archer Murder Trial in brunswick
P0stponed-pastor ExOneratcd.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. Va. July 29-it is under
atoOd that the new rules II be adopted for
the government of the fire department of
tins city Will embrace one providing for
the discharge of any member of the de
partment who does not promptly and
faithfully meet all of his Obligations.
Lawyers Il. b. Davis. Alexander Ham'l-
ton. W. r. Mckcnnoy, and George Mason,
Of tins city. have gone 70 the Greenbner
White sulphur Springs 20 attend the an
nual session of the Bar Association. They
are worthy representatives, OF the Peters
burg bar.
TRIAL POSTPONED.
No business OF importance was transact
ed at the term OF the County Court of
Brunswick held tins week. The case Of
Margaret Archer, charged with the muir
der of Mrs archer some two weeks, ago was
not called. 1t being understood that the
accused has elected To he tried IN the Cir
cunt Court.
THF BUCKTAILs GOING HOME.
The Lark Camping Club. of Columbia
Pa, who have been camping IN Prince
George county near this city during the
past two weeks, Will fold their tents to-
morrow and leave for home. This is the
mostly completely equipped club for camp
ing purposes that ever visited Nir. MA. a.
one of the most popular. The camp has
been visited 10y a large number OF our peo-
pie every day. The club brought their
own icc-houSc and condiments with them
and are always prepared to furnish enter
tainmcnt.
Mrs. Ex-Governor Cameron and daughter
will leave this week for Florida, TO be alb
sent for several months.
ExoNEEATED.
The Rev. X. J. Strother. pastor Of the
UniOn-Strcct Methodist Episcopal tool
oredh church in this city, has been eXone-
rated from the basclcss reports recently
put in circulation about him. The matter
was thoroughly investigated by the Pc
tersburg District Conference who dis
missed the case and decided that COM
plant i'll due form should be brought
against Presiding-Elder LomaX for his
conduct IN the premises.
Mr.. William Creighton. formerly in the
employment of the =. ". Nenablo Tobacco
Company. has been appointed captain Of
the fre-cnginc house IN this city.
For some time past there have been
daily and copious rams III this section.
While the corn crop has been benefited
other crops have suffered from too much
moisture.
NEGROES CARRYING WEAPONS
Within the past two or three days the
Mayor has imposed Il fine OF ~2G and costs
upon several negroes who were caught
carrying concealed razors. Every few
months the collection of coniiscatcd con-
ccaled weapons grows 80 large that 1t has
10 he disposed of at public auction.
Robert West. a colorcd lunatic, while
being taken from the iail to the Central
Asylum yesterday. died on the way out.
He had for some time becn awaiting va
cancy III the asylum.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM Nh
" SHIP COMPANY. - ~

FOX NEW lbhA.
steamer lrlfr richmond ~ FRY TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. . J.. ~ Manifest closed Ono
hour before sailing tlfuo.
Steamers ittfr Nrw York '0r Richnpni
EVERY WEDNESDAY, nrI ~Nil RnAA H. 3 g.
r., arryt, m richmond MONDAY AMI ihl-
DAY EDkNlNG~-
Pas .augcr accommodation uufu' passed.
CABIN fair a. Now York rd Jnmn i-riror
routn dncluding mel is ant hettA ..-...t 90
Rouni-tIip tickets. limited o. thirty days
after date of issue. .-.....-. - Nu
Strersgo with eul4i.touro ........ O. up
Storage, without -gh-,-f"nro. ....... go
Cabin fare r.a Che-apehkr AID onto rail-
was. ....-....... .............. 10 %
Cabin fare U,G Richmond lni Peter. burg
railroad ........... 10 oO
Tickets can be- obtained ~ \. ". 1aru"f f.,
90l Main street: thesape1k" AMI ono ana
Richmond ami Petersburg i'pots, and ~ come
pany- Offices. 1901 Main strcut, ani What,
k,ckcfts.
IRE KIT forwarded ana through hills Of aiins
ssued for points beyond New RS.
Fresslt- received daily untu b. j.
Passengers leaving Richmond ou MONDAYS.
TT FNDAN~. WEDNESDAYS, TIL E>DA ~,Hni
>AIU kDAIS by tho thcsauoas" and ONTO rni'-
WAY .t,g Newport News 20 $50 b.. u. aul ~
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same aay-l
ar9 \. ~. will max" connection 40 NOkrO-N
with steamer leaving fno-" iaY-.
GEORGE ". ALLEN - Co, Agents,
40. 1901 Main street. sli
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