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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
SUICIDE OF JUDGE J. A. WARDER.
1t Creates a Sensation Throughout Ten
neSsee-The Particulars.
Try teIegranh 10 the DiannfthI


CHATTANOOGA. TESN.. July l5.-The sui
eide or Judge J. A. Warder last night has
created a sensation Throughout tie state. Since
the death OF his =on-in-iaw, the result OF fRmi-
~ quarrel in which tho sOn-in-iaw, simpson
Fayettc, was shot and killed, Judge Warders
daughter wounded, and he himself seriously
hurt. be has been attacked with melanchoIa
and mis- mind has been in "a very unsettled con-
dtiOn. Since his release from confinement on
account OF his wound he has been residing On
Lookout Mountain with his wife and mother.
Yesterday. upon the advice Of his mother, he
went to the city ia order 10 be relieved Of tho
monotony Of rural life. by some unknown
means he secured a pistol in Chattanooga and
last night at midnight, after saying his prayers
in the presence OF his mother aud bidding her
an nffectiOnate goodbye, no placed the revolver
TO his temple aud fired. the ball entering tho
brain and causing death III about tW0nOurs.
Judge Waricr before the unfortunate tragedy
In which he killed Fayette, his soG.rI-iaw, was
one OF the most prominent politicians In the
state. AT one time ho Was mentioned IA the
Republican nominee for Governor tie served
for a time on the Supreme bench OF the State.
lie was attorney OF the city OF ChattanoogO ~ to
last night, Bnen his resignation was accepted by
the City Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

BY j. Thompson Brown - TO-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
One of the troubles of life is

One of the troubles of life is
the breaking Of lamp-chimneys::
Needless. Macbeth's "pearl
top" and "pearl glass" are
tough against heat. =
You will save nine-tenths OF
your chimney-money by using
them,
Pearl top" fits most of
the little lamps; "pearl glass "
is for e" Rochester, " Pitts
burgh," Duplex" etc.
We make a great many sizes
and shapes, all of tough glass.
You can get the right ones.
Talk with your dealer about it.
Pittsburg. Gro. a. MAcBErn& Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
LECTURER sNAveLY IN DICKINSON.
He Makes Several Eloquent and Effective
A,Idresseg 10 the Farmers.

Ajdrcsses 20 the Farmers.
fcorreapondenco Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
Ctrsrwoop. Va. July 13.-Robert shave
10. the State lecturer of the Farmers AN
ance. spoke here to-day. Although thc
lecture had been advertised for some time
nrevious. the audience was not large.it ~
an unusually busy time with our FARMERS
lust now. which accounts in great moa-
sure for tho lack of a general turnout, MI;
Snavoly spoke over two hours ana heid
the attention Of the audience as few ora.
tors can do. He is certainly possessed on
oratorical powers Of no mean order. Inc
speaker said he could not entertain ms au-
dience with the profound philosophy OF
Madison. with the hOwery eloquencc OF
Henry of old, nor the musical now o, an
inspired Daniel. hut would deal out PLAN,
unyarnished truths that are OF vital I'M
portence to the agricultural class.
DOES NOT PAY.
He said that farming does not pay with
few cxceptions) those engaged IN II, but
that those engaged in other pursuits
reapod the profits through controlling tue
markets. HGcame here byway OF Grundy
and informed your correspondent that he
had "A large, enthusiastic audience over
there. aud that his next appointment ls at
WISE Courthouse, some twenty miles
from here. He has pleasant, open
countenance, and Will surely make Ia
vorable impression upon all who form his
acquaintance.
SHOT MULE.
j. L. Sifers, a farmer and prominent
citizen Of the lower end Of this county,
shot and killed valuable mule belonging
10 one of his neighbors few DAYS since.
The mule was giving Mr. Slfers some tr0u-
bic and he discharged q shotgun at the
animal. not with the intention of killing
it. he states. but the shots took effect IN
the veins about its neck and 1t soon bled
to death. He executed his note TO the
owner oi the mule for the Gum OF $50. ne
was under arrest day or two ago. and VIII
probably be indicted at next court: MT;
Sifers has no doubt learned ere THIS THAT
killing a mule does not pay.
Eplraim Dunbar, one of the most pro
cressive and well-to-dO farmers In TINS
vicinity, sold his farm to Mr.. keer, OF
Kentucky, the other day for S2s per acre;
Tho weather has been unusually cool
here for the last few days. OvercOats have
been used. and fires of an evening. and
morning have rendered US more comiorts-
bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
A FARMERS ALLIANCE PICNIC.
Action Of the Williamsburg School Board
Vacancy Fiiled-Convicts Coming.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, July ia large
number of the members of the Powhatan
Lodge OF the Farmers Alliance are celebrating
to-day at Durfey's Pond, and a most enjoyable
time - being had by the members and their
families. This lodge mas near thirty members
upon It's roll. There are i've lodges In the cOun-
~ having a membership of several hundred,
and the order throughout this section is largely
or the increase.
VACANCY fiILsD.
Major John A. Henley, Mr. Robert r. Casey,
and Mr Il. ID. Peachy, composing the School
the Council-room. The board very reluctantly
received the resignation Of MIR. Casey as clerk
and filed the vacancy by the election Of Major
John A. Henley. Mr.. Casey was compelled TO
resign the position in order 10 give more time TO
btS private business. An Increase OF s176 was
asked, for over the appropriation made 10 the
DO better paid and certain needed repairs made
" the ol-bui.dings-
Sheriff George Eaton Richardson will leave for
RIchnond Tomorrow evening, taking with him
Samuel Merrywoather, n colored brother, con-
yicted AT the recent term of County Court for
burglary, and sentenced 10 1--WE years III the
penlientiary.
Mr.. Oscar Lane leaves tomorrow for New
York ola West Point on u pleasure "trip.
Mn. Edward T. Lamb, who for several weeks
has been IN az West Point, was on Tuesday re-
moved TO Lcr former home here In special car,
accompanied by her mother and her husband
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
RAILROAD LINES.
httEnOAb IiNs%.
y ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

l plCH MOAD, FREDERICKSBURG
I 4 AND POTOMAC RAILKOAD.-ScheiuIe
commencing JUNE ?, lS0l-castcrn standard
s:O4 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
stops only at Ashland, Dothscl.
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and Nidewater- sleeper - Wash
,ngton and New York. Arrives
Washington l2Ol J.. NJ, Baltimore
at LII T. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 Z
81, New York $3.50 +. II.
1880 A. NJ. leaves Byri-Stroet station daily, ~.
cept sunday. Buffet Par.or Car
Richmond 70 New NOrk. Arrives
Washington 4.1O r. NJ. Baltimore
5:24 z. NJ. Philadelphia 7:49 p. NJ
New York 1888 i. Il.
700 Y. ". leaves Byrd-Strcct station daily
Sleeper Richmond % New YORK
stops only at Ashland, Bothweu
Milford, Fredericksburg, brooke
and Whitewater. stops &C other sta
tlons on Sundays. Arrives Wash
ington i1:0s L. NJ, Baltimore 1875
4 NJ, ph.ladelphia $40 \. NJ, Now
York 600 A. VI.
$50 A. VI. arrives az Byrd-strect station daily.
Sleeper from New York. Stops only
AT Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericks-
burg, Milford, Boutwell,, and Ash
land. stops az other stations On sun
days LcGvoS Nashing.,n 40 A.
NJ.
23S p. NJ. arrives at ByrG-Street station taily
stops 10 Frederick sburg, Milford
Boutwell,, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New York
Does NOS stop at Elba. Leaves
WASHINGTON 1897 a. ~.
$3.50 p. II. arrives az Byrd-Strcct station daily.
except sunday. Buffet ParlOr Car
New York - Richmond. Leaves
Washington 5:O7 T.. VI.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EAcEPf SUNDAY
400 u. N. leaves hyrd-,trect station. arriyin,
Frederick sburg at 6.40 T. NJ.
$40 A. NJ, arrives Byrd~Strest statioa, leaves
Fredericksburg Cos A. VI.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Gas A. VI. leaves ElDa. Arrives at Ashland a.
7.:53 An.
6:24 p. N. leaves Eiha. Arrives az Ashland =.
7.03 y. 81.
o:45 A. NJ. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland NJ
SOS A. NJ.
els +. II. arrives al Elba. Leaves Ashland "A
ESQ r. NJ.
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
y. 1. MYxls. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
FREE FIGHT AND SAILORS RIGHTS
\ Serious Disturbance at san Diego-On'
Man Killed.


san DIEGO, CAL, July IS. here was a
serious riot here last evening. growing out
Of an attempt II Deputy ni,cd States marabal-
10 arrest eleven seilors from the war-shir
Charleston. who had 0ycrslayed their shore
leave. The sailors were cagOuSing la saloon
when Deputy Marshal- BradlOve, Webb. Mllson.
aud Grcihcr entered and arrested one OF their
number. The other sailors irnme iiately clD I'd
in and attempted to prevent the officers from Re-
moying the man. Cubs were drawn 10y the
deputies and u free night cnsucd IL looked Tor
a time a. II the officers would be- Killed. but a
patrol-wagon arrived with reiniOrccmeA;e, and
the arrested sailor was taken 90 jail.
When the patrol lett The crowd again attacked
the officers with pick handles, ga--ppc, AMI
other weapons. The officers got away and the
wounded were picked mp. Robert Brown, IA
sailor on the Charleston. died in "A few minutes
from the c!ie~,fs OF blow tho hcad with "A
81 TO- said TO have been inflicted by Deputy VII
son. Another Charleston saiOI-PadGy Bars
is dying with fractured skull. Deputies Brad
love ana Grether were badly bruise1 about the
head, and number OF other persons were in
lured.
There II great excitement, and threats Of
lynching all the deputies concerned IN the trOu-
be were freely made. The sympathy Of the
community seems TO be- with the sailors. as II IL
said the officers were too oliciOus, and for the
sake oi reward arrested men whose shore-eaye
hal not expired. Warrants are out for tho iepu-
ties arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
KesWlCK's CROPS AND GUESTS.
s.ock-Raising and Hay neutrality-suspicious.
from All Points-'i.eting Postponed.

fCOrrcs pOndcncc OF thr ilchnohu biSpdWh'I
KyswIcK. July 1.-THE farmers around
KeswicA are busy cutting their hay crops
aud threshing out wheat. The ylcld IRON
the latter Is very good az thuS lar heard
from. This crop, however, Is fast losing
its old-time prominence. owing TO IT'S poor
prlce in the markets. Winter Oat crops
are snpcrceding it. because they Will grow
on poorer land. require much less terln-
GER and Weld very much more proportion
allv TO the acre. The timothy hay crops
are very good, although quite weedy'
Nearly all the farmers in Albemarle agree
that stock-raising- especially sheep and
hay-making must be two prominent Ten
lures in farming If 1t Is to be made pay
ing business.
EDGTHILL CHAPEL.
A large lawn party will be given al
| "Edgehilln on the 23d Of tins mouth for
the benefit of the new "Edgehlll-Memo-
rial chapel"
Mrs. Anna NJ. Chalmers, of Broad
Oak" near Keswick, has been suffering
severely for week past from the enec's
of recent fall. Serious fears are enter
tanned Tor her recovery.
yIsIIOEs.
The neighborhood is full of visitors and
boarders at present. Some of the many
summoring here are Judge Newman and
| ltllllN. bi Aliiiiti, va Nv
Miss Stafford, of New Orleans at " Island
Home. Mss Peasants, OF West Virginia,
at La Fornche" Mrs. Walters and FAM
~. of Savannah, Ga. at Cloyerields
Mrs. Ernest Long, o. Elkton, Va, AT East
Belmont; Mrs. Lansing Fox, Of WinIina:
Va. at "Fruitlands ~; Miss Coleman, Of
Halifax, Va, at Bowlesville; Mrs, H. NJ;
Jackson, of Alabama, at "Sunnyslde," and
Miss Rodgers, of Memphis, Tenn, at
"Edgehill."
Miss Ida NJ. Blunt, a charming debutdm of
Richmond, IL visiting at keswick.
Mr.. Isaac Long, of Washington. is visit
ing his old home, East Belmont"
Mr.. d. W. Durrett, of Richmond, paid q
fying visit to his home at Kcswick recently.
Aprotracted meeting was begun at Sodom
church. near kcswick. on yesterday, but
owing to the busy season 1t had to he post
pone1. One of the most prominent dlvnes
in Virginia was conducting it, but asseyeral
principal members said they could not at
| tend it had TO be given up, much to the
| repret of many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

ise and enioyed the fifty minutes crossing
Hamilton Roads. with it's sight OF sails
and salt breeze. At 7:o5 sharp landed at
Norfolk and was kindly taken in charge
by that afIable, priest-like Sullivanesque
Mike Flournoy, who saw that | was
Immediately taken to the Virginia Beach
train, which landed me at the Princess
Anne Hotel. where 10y $50 ! was, ENJOYING
a most appctizina supper of fresh oysters
craba. and fish.
Now for O surf bath
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
The EPISCOPAL CONVOCATiON.
Meeting to Discuss Missionary Matters
Division of the Diocese.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


CHRIsrIANsBURG, Va, July 15.-The
following ministers are IN attendance
upon the convocation: Rcys: 7: VI. Carson and
j. T.. Lawrence, Lynchburg; j. j. Lloyd, Abiug-
don NJ. T.. Logan, Wytheyille; f, II. HUBBARD,
Salem: G.. +. Benedict, Bucna Vista; +. l..
Goodwin, Radford. and j. Il. Funston, Eyangc-
list.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd preached las, night TO large
congregation. This Is not "a canonicGl body, but
voluntary association Of ministers, met tc-
gether for the purpose OF discussing affairs Of
interest to the Church, giving especial attention
20 missionary matters. Rev Mr.. Carson - prcsi-
dent and J. j. Lloyd secretary. No business mas
a. yet been transacted The iirst formal meet
ing will be held tonight
CALI ACCEPTED.
Rev. John Mctiill. % Clarke county, has a.
copied a call 70 ST. Thomas church 81 this place
and CHRIST church, Blacksblrg.
A number # other ministers are expected on
the trains tonight. when regular business will
proceed.
Communion services were held his morning.
Preaching by Mr.. Logan. The afternoon session
formulated resolutions touching the division OF
the diocese. 10 b. discussed and acted on to
morrow. Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
CHARLOTTEsVlLLe'S CITY OFFICERS.
A Decree of Absolute Divorce Granted
Mr.. w. j. Carr-Social aud Other Notes.

Mr.. W. j. Carr-Social aud Other Notes.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHARIorrEsvHLE, Va. July l5.-At the
first annual meeting of the new City COun-
eli the following officers elected for the en-
suing term: i. NJ. Goodwin, clerk Of the Council;
W. c. Payne. Ovcrseer OF the poor = VI. Keller,
chief of police: q. W. SpOOncr, city engineer;
T. j. Williams superintendent gas and water !;
Dr. X. W. Nelson, physician 10 the poor ana
health officer W. ~ Watson was elected street
commissioner over several contestants ana after
several ballots had been taken. Nr. LOUIS J.
Hanckel was elected president of The Council.
The old lolico force, with one exception. were
rcnoninatei by the Mayor and tho standing
committees announced.
IN aRMORIAN.
Resolutions Of respect and esteem TO the
memory OF the late John Il. Spence were offered
by Colonel X. 4. W. Duke at n meetn, of the
bar Of Albemarlo county yesterday and unani-
mOusly adopted. Appropriate and touching re-
marks were made 10y McSsrs =. V. SOuthaii.
Thomas Wood, and James l.. Gordon.
Judge X. Il. W. Duke, Jr.. OF the Corporation
Court, has entered decree X antins an abso-
lutte divorce To Mr.. W. j. Carr. also, the custody
Of his child Mr.. Carr was until recently ticket
ageut for the Chesapeake and ONO and Rich
moni and Danvilc railroads at the Virginia
Midland junction in this place.
Colonel i. Hunter PcndletOn, Of the Virginia
Military Institute. and bride (ace Miss Mary
Louise White) arrived IN Charlottesville !estcr-
day after an extended tour through the North
aud are at The residence OF Judge John vi. White,
father Of Mrs. PendletOn.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs Preston ia visiting her brother. Judge
John l.. Cochran. nj tho University.
Mr. Adolph kussow, superintendent OF the
Monticello Nine Company, has returned from a
trip to the fatherland.
Professor George ii. Taylor and family will
spend the summer with Rev. John L. Randolph,
In the county.
Captain A. y. Parish, ex-county treasurer, has
returned from trip 10 the seashoro much I'M
proved in health.
Mi. John W. Tiusley, principal OF the Char
lottesvillc High School last session, has been
chosen to take charge Of tho Charleston wv. Na.)
Male Academy and mas accepted the position
much 10 tho regret Of numerous citizens here.
Professor T. B. Massie Is visiting friends in our
midst.
Or. X. w. Duffey and Mr. Rezon W. Darby, Of
Washington, ID. C., are In the city on business.
Mrs. John W. Warwick, OF Clifton FORGE, Is
visiting her father, Captain A. Mann, Ridge
Arcum.
Mr.. John Harmon. Of Birmingham, Ala, is
visiting his parents at Preston Heights, at the
University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
a HANOVER TRAMP MANGLsD.
Run Over nv a Train in the Dismal
swsmp-Married In Jail.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, July ia colored tramp
named William Harris, VINO lives III Han
over county near Richmond, was struck by an
east-bound freight train over the Norfolk and
Western railroad early this morning at the siding
In the Dismal swamp, and.was 80 crushed and
mangled that he can hardly survive his injuries.
ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WILL
Young Martin Hickey, who was arrested and
committed for trial for attempted assault on
Miss Alice Nceiham In Bram0eton about week
ago, was united In marriage with Miss Needham
at the city Jail this afternoon. Rev. DIR. w. ;.
Lacy officiating. The father Of the bride went
security for Hickey I'm the penalty Of Ave hun
dred dollars for appearance at the September
torn.
SUDDEN DEATH or MISS BRENT.
Miss Minnie r. Brent, an attractive young
lady OF twenty years and daughter OF James ii.
Brent. OF Nelson county, died In Portsmouth to-
day ca route home from the Eastern shore. She
was sick only few days at the residence Of en-
Naval Constructor John l. Porter and died from
an attack of dy5entery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
MEANDERlNGS OF 4 COLLEGE MEDAL
How DIR. Dreher's Medal Got to Montana
and I,nck Again.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
SALEM. Va. July 15.-Several weeks ago
President Julius A. Dreher, of Roanoke
College. received letter from 4. j. Thomas
ieweller In Missoula, Montana. informing him
that this gentleman had Just bought goii
medal awarded Mt ROANOKE ooleve 'Vr oA-
cciInnce I'm oratory IN 1871, and that before
moltin, up the medal he wished the owner 70
hayo an opportunity 10 redeem H. a. II was pro
bably stolen from him. Dr. Dreher replied Tint
the owner would Ike 30 gct u anu tshel ,he
,orrc,Ior 70 Give the circumstances under which
mo medal was bought. lie replied that he got
II from soldier az Fort Missouri, who clnimed
10 have received il from some one VINO lOund "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Policemen, William Il. Grady, Joshua shorwoou'
samuei Ticer. George W. Jones, carton AIRING
ton, Keith Davis, James Mccuen, w. z. Bren-
nsr, stephen Taylor, y. +. Belts, Pa.ri;s uayes'
James r. lIowson, Gilbert simpson. Rolls Henry.
Tbo,nor Haycs, J. A. WighlnRill. and y. T. Young
Chief Engineer Fire Department, j. c. Creisn-
ton; Fire wardcns, Edgar Wnrfeld, John Mar.
low, Louis Brill. AMI George X. HUI; Steward OIL
Officers J. G. Nightingale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
PERSONAL.
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES +. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADSTREET's RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. 100 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No 432.
J. II. WITTY. Superintendent.

Tho Richmond oifice has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth Of she city and develop
ment OF the territory tributary TO II. IL olors to
tho mercantile community Of stsccton all the
adyantagesof a system the superiority Of which
10 recognized In every trade centre OF tho civil
lied world. That IL Is In special sense prepared
10 guard the interest OF Ia local patrons Il at
tested by the fact that IL has now = larger Number
ofsubseribers than any otI!sr nsercastsle agency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Ms OWN MEDAL,
ni' o"-' ' ,@n'~,.,,onr nroh,

Mr. Thomas forwarded the modal 10 Dt' DrciQt
ard il has been received by him. ana curious
feature II this strange case II that II The meia
which Dr. Drehcr himself Won NJ Roanoke COLLEGE
In 1871 As he had not looked Tor me me1hi ih a
go.,d MANY wears he supposcs il was stolen from
bl. trunk. but IL lisa mystery how II got 10
Missouri, Mont. The medal Is in good condition,
and the jewcller could hardly have known tnat
II was Dr. Drcher's as he had never had his
uamo engraved on II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
NOTED SUIT FOR $4,000.
4 Preachers CIandcstine Mnrrlage-An
English City Engineer.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
BRisToL Tenn. July 1.-THE noted suit
Of Rash against Mckamy. DoNault Lore
has occupied the Court Of Appeals at
Wytheville tnis week. Rash sued the lat
tcr-named men some months ago for $1,000
and lost his suit owing 10 fault IN the
manner in which the papers were drawn
nm. 1t is quite likely that he will loss il
again, though there is no telling how it
vii 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Onlet Wedding in stanton.

TSUccial Telegram 70 ne UIspAIUu'I
SrAUNroN, Va, July 1j.-Mlss Blanche
was married e. Mr.. Marion Watts this morning
1T 9 o'clock at the residence OF her father, Rev
W. q. Hulnhcn. Of Trinity Episcopal church
Officiating. The ceremony was Witnessed ~ q
few invited guests, who bld The fnir Young Ht'l'
and groom i,odspoed when they took thc east
bound Chesapeake and ONO trainior Old Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
GRrAT INTERTaT.
ANIMAL NETTING.
RoGERs's ALLEGED SHORTAGE.
IT IL EqualIed by the Insolvcnt Tax-List
Grand sire Ont Of Danger.
lsnecinl teIccrarn to the Dispatch.,

[Spocinl telegram % Inc DIspatVH'I
RALrror, n. C.. July BIT Is now con-
coded that the sum due by j. Rowen
Rogers. late sheriff Of Wake, VIII nov 1901
q, ooo and n IL s,ill claimed that the insOlvent
list. for which he H. entitled TO credit WIN iully
equal this sum. In order to avoid n,lsaliQn,
however, the bondsmen will deposit S1,OOO Win
the commissioners next week.
III SAT ~.
Grand-Sire Busbee sat up NJ intervals to-day
Tie IL now pronounccd ont 81 immediate danger.
An excursion train from Fayetteville win
about LOO coIored people arrived hero this
morning. They hayo passed tho day qulcuy
visiting points of Interest.
$500 CLAIMANTS IN WAKE.
II has been definitely nscertancd that There
are eighteen hundred dirccf-tax claimants III
Wake county. OF these nearly three hundred
have already made application for payment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CkOCkkhl
CARPETS, NEW MATTlNCS, MEDIu M-slIt
COMBINATION-LOCK IRON OFF Ct-sAtE
IRON OFFICE-RAILlNG, NEW "Phkttt
TION" REFRIGERATOR, SUOW-CASES, fEA'
TIER BEDS. BEDDING, kNGRAEl NNSi ~
TIoNS. FANCY GOODS. STOVES. MISCELLA-
NOUS ARTICLES. AT AUCIlON.-The aoovc
with much else besides, will be- sold Gt III!
aucton-rCOms
THIS DAY VHURsDAY),
commencing ri 1890 a. NJ.
WIG GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioneer.