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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

y. ". BOWIE. IL NJ. sale Of an established
mandatory with machinery and nxtures t)r
making agricultural implements. &C.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., 4:30 z. ~, auctic n
sale OF very valuable improved real estate.
being u portion Of the estate OF William a.
Alley, deceased.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 6-P. NJ, au,.
tiOn sale Of a neat detached frame dwelling,
No. 1922 Taylor street.
DENoON. TUPPER & CO., O +. NJ, auction sale
Of three new cottage dwellings on the south
side Of Blair street between Randolph street
and Marshall Reservoir.
". w. BOWE, q 7. NJ, trustees sale Of three me-
dlum-siZe brick residences on Floyd street
between Haryie and Plum streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son, IL NJ, public
sale OF that centraily-lOcated three-story
brick stOrehouse No. 1910 north side Main
street.
JOHN Il. GODDIN and CLIFTON LEE, 3 p. NJ,
handsome Ashland residence with beautiful
grounds.
y. w. BOWIE, special commissioner sale Of real
estate on north side Of Franklin street be.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
JAMES II. CRENsBAw. $50 p. NJ, brick house
go north Thirteenth street.
T.. Il. COOK, 10l9 A. NJ, hardware, &C., Ct No.
2 west Broad street
J. II. VALENTINE, 10IS A. NJ, mattings and
oil-cloths, and household and kitchen furnt.
tnre.
l.. POWERS, at Richmond and Danyiue depot.
watermelons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
VIII Worship Together.

The congregation of st. Paul's church
will worship at Monumental church at IL
o'clock every Sunday morning during the
month of July. In tho afternoon the lat
ter congregation will unite with the former
and Joint services Will be held at st. PauPs.
During the month of August the MOnu-
mental congregation will worship at St.
Paups IN the morning and at their own
church at night.
Rev. DIR. Newton is at present off on his
vacation and is visiting Long Island. Rev.
Hartley Carmichael is preaching to both
congregations, and during the month OF
August, when he has his rest, DR.. Newton
will fulfill the functions the former now
has.
Rev. Mr.. Brander, son of Major Thomas
Brander, who was ordained few DAYS
ago. has been assigned by Bishop Whittl>
to serve as deacon in Brunswick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES MEET.
Matters Affecting the Organization anu
Its Work Freely Discussed.

A ioint meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association devotional invita-
ton. reception, and clearinghouse COM
mittees was held last night in the rooms OF
the association.
The attendance was good and matters
pertaining TO each of the committees and
The general welfare of the ASSOCIATION were
discussed at length.
Those present expressed their gratifica-
tion ut the increased attendance at the re-
lieious meetings held under the auspices
of this institution. Messrs. B. NJ. Quarles
and s. n. Bowman, of the board, were
present, and after the transaction Of the
regular business Mr.. N. Nj. Anderson gave
a recitation. which was much enjoyed.
Messrs. Gryner and Atkinson added to
the pleasure of the occasion by singing
nleasept little address. Refreshments
were served and the evening was
pleasnntly spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
An EXtinguished Priest of the Order of
1T. Bencdict.

Rev. p. Gerard VI. Pilz, o. s. B., has ar
rived in the city from 1T. Mary's Abbey,
North Carolina. and will stay here for a
few weeks and assist Very Rev. +. Will
bald, o. :. b., in bis pastoratc. 7. Gerard
Il Jealous. piOus priest an eloquent
speaker, but in the use Of crayOn and
palette he is master. The following are
few Of his most excellent paintings: In
the Beuedictiue church at Atchison, Kan.
i found frescO-the birth of Christ %
feet wide and Is feet high; large paint
ing-St. Renedict-in Savannah. Ga. in
the vicinity of Peoria, H.. an altar, paint
ing; the Immaculate Conception. at Wins
ton. n. c.: 81. Leo the Great, at st. Anto-
MO, Fla: on Ecco Homo and a portrait Of
he Arch-Abbot WINNER, at the Sacred
Heart Convent in TOrresda!e, Pa; the cele-
brated Madam Hardey, at ~. Mary's Col
lege. North Carolina a portrait of Leo
Hald. painting, feet high; the Bishop
Abbot standing in Cappa Magno, and Pope
Leo N, an imitation of IICaly in Bavaria,
AZ the village Nitteuan, a banner painting:
at tho monastery chapel of the Beuedictine
Sisters. Erie, Pa, above tho high altar, the
heart of Jesus, and at the right and left st.
Benedict and his sister, st. SchOlastica.
There exists a portrait of the former
Bishop Domenec, of Plttsburg, standing
figure in Cappa Magma, life-size. Since the
bishops death Cn SPAIN this painting is
in other hands. Christ in the grave was
owned by DR.. CIolina, IN Chicago. Besides
these celebrated masterpieces, tho Rev.
Father has finished quite number of
smaller works, paintings Of priests and
laymen. also numerous portraits in
cravon. For centuries have the members
Of this Order excelled in art and science.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
They Were Not Beaten.

The Little yirginias insist that they
were not beaten in the bali contest on
Saturday with the Qulcksteps or Type.
writer's, as they were formally called, mas
much as the latter refused to play after
they had one and the Little Virginias two
innings to be played IN order that a game
NAV be counted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Authority to Remove General HIPS Re-
mains.

The A. P. Hill Monument Association
have received letter from Mrs. Kate
Forsythe, who prior 10 her second mar
riage was the widow Of General Hill, en-
closinc an order upon the Hollywood
Cemetery Company 10 deliver the remains
Of the GeGeral into the custody OF the as
sociation.
IL is understood that the remains will
be removed from the cemetery 10 the re-
ceotacle in the monument at very early
day and that the removal will be con-
ducted very quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30

accepted az an outcome of the assignment
of Barth a. Strauss Of two weeks ago. Lew
and Joseph are brothers-in-law OF Barth
and brothers of the junior member, Strauss.
whose given name is Solomon.
The assignees are ex-Judge William A.
Fisher, Simon Rosenburg, and Henry Il.
Straus. Ex-Judge Fisher IL the firms law
yer, Mr.. Rosenburg il a member OF a
prominent banking firm and Henry l..
Straus is lawyer and son of Levi Straus,
of the assigning frm. II. Straus, Brother d
Co. at one time owned the Darley-Park
Brewery and several malt-houses N tins
city. the principal one being at Holiday
streets. The firm retired from active busi-
ness in the spring of 1880.
The primary liabilities are 100000 and
the contingent liabilities S200,G00 aggre-
eating s3GO,OO0. The assets will aggregate
5000 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
exhibition Of King soiemon's 1smDss =
Trinity Church.

The scholars OF Trinity MethodIsMs M surr' y
day school. under the direction oi ~ ~. IA ~
P. Rady, will give an. entertainmsns sso ~
concert at the church tonight ~ o."
o'clock. - v;c~
The magnificent representation OF n,n
solomon's Temple. which was 20 muc.
praised AZ the late anniversary. viii pe r.
built. with place representing k,ns Rsh;s RHn;
mons audience chamber. and the niv's
scene seen OF the Queen Of Sheba visiting the "
King viii be presented. with three Oh J sng
pupils representing the King, ssrSsI w,il srs rs
nrcsent the Queen and have ten com.
panions, all dressed in white, as her attend
ants. .ucc,t.
The Temple will be handsomely iiium',
nated. ...n ~
the Templefthere will be grand concess'
consisting of solos. duets. and chorusss.
by some Of the finest vocal talent IN snv
all for the benefit OF tho SUNDAY CAV
school. Help the good cause ana sec h;S inS
handsomest scene ever presented in 'nls
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
the vertical lines through will tend to en-.
hauce the elevation

nance the elevation.
The design calls for stairways construct
cd on wrought iron carriages and slate
| heads with iron balustrades TONED by hard
wood rails. The elevators. two in number,
are to be enclosed in brick shape, extend
ing the whole height Of the building, from
garrett TO- cellar. The elevators will be Of the
! most approved construction az requires
plumbing, &c. On each fioQor there will be
uust chests with IRON doors and from each Of
the upper stories will also extend mail chute
toan IRON receiving box onIthe ground floor
The whole building will be heated by
Steam aud fire escapes will be placed in the
open court and at the rear of the struc-
ture.
THE SEVERAL sToR1Ts.
Tho first floor of the building will be de-
voted to bank, with its FIRE and burglar
proof vaults. and two large insurance
Offices, and at the rear of these three
| smaller Offices for professional men. The
psecond. third, and fourth floors are de
sIgped for offices. all TO be arranged and
finished IN the most modern style and con-
venitnt to tiled lavatOries, elevators, stair
WAYS, DC. On the fifth floor Will be the
, Chamber Of Commerce." extending
through The fifth and sixth stories. 1T ls
designed to make this most beautiful
roam. with its high cOved and pan
eled ceiling and wals tiled, and
| paneled above in antique oak. This
| auditorium viii seat about $50 people.
There will he also upon this floor the
rooms of the boafd. secretary, and commit
! tees and on the sixth floor on the hack OF
the building theramay be placed a small
restaurant or "griH-room for the benefit
of the occupants 81 the building There
will be some seventy-fve' offices in the
building for rental purposes.
IHEtcOsT.
The building will cost $l25,O0O exclusive
OF the gIouud. and the design has been
| greatly admired for its grace, dignity, mar
! monIous proportions tand freedom from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
ARirhmoDd Invention.

For perfect convenience, simphcisy,
durability. and economy one OF the oes1
tbings made - the popular Roller-1ray
Trunk. Il does away entirely with the IN. .
pleasant necessity ot having to liit .nn
irav of your trunk and makes travelling
and living in ones trunk pleasure Id
stead of burden. The weil;known ntu .hs..
city' who manufacture this trunk, are
finding their enterprise in putting so goosd
an article before the public appreciated.
and are receivingl orders daily from iaigo
dealers in New York. Boston. Chicago, Fan Fan
Francisco, New Orleans, and other OF .ho
large cities. IL can be found al any OF the
stores where trunks are handled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
1nECHAMBER'S HOME
p;.,prr Of the Building and Sketch
Of The Organization. -
., yNS NOW COMPLETE.
....Nn Sc Submitted to the Commit,
~4ca a, This Afternoons Meeting.
rpF DESIGN AND MATERIAL.
,,c Inferior Of the Splendid Struc.
,ore VIII Be Arrsnged-Historv
81 the Movement.

r.ltmon6 Chamber Of Commerce is
...tr.- of the vital forces that have
..- uand moving along the road of
asi prosperity.
'[' individual energy and enterprise
, . up,ishod much III upbuilding
.r from the desolation and ashes
....o.-a beg portion immediately after
.....-.., IS % concentrated energy aud
..-.o a- represented IN the officers
..... directory of the Chamber and the
.....-.Irc of these elements IN various
....., taro4gh tie Chambers commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Legitlme Alive to His oppor,uni,y.
by telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

New YORK. June pa passenger on the
Atlas-Line steamer Adirondack, which ar
rived here from West Indian ports yester-
day, reports that it is rumored that Lee
gitime. Hippolyte's rival for the presidency
of Haiti, left San Domingo and landed ON
Turks Island on the 22d instant. with
twenty followers. II is supposed he in
tends 70 make descent upon Haiti with
the hone of stirring up another rebellion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Marc rrirhtened Than Hurt,

One of the street-cars on the Union Pas
senger railroad jumped the track yester-
dav afternoon about 6 o'clock on Twelfth
and Bank streets. The accident, If SO it
may be designated. was devoid Of any
special incident and no one was hurt in the
slightest. The car was put back upon the
track in a short while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
AllEuTENANT MISSING.
Young Woman Also and His Company's
Funds-Alas!
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

San FRAscIsco, CAL. June 29.-An eve
ming paper says that First Lieutenant Ben
jamin $; Weaver, of the First United
States infantry. stationed at Benicia, Cal,
is missing and that it is rumored he has
deserted and gone to Chile with a young
woman from Fort Bidwell. who passed
under the name of Miss Rose Hopper. 1t
is also reported that the funds Of the
company are missing.
Lieutenant Weaver has wife living at
Columbus, Ohio, a daughter of Captain
Catlin, of the First intantay. Viewer was
court -martIaled and dismissed from the
srmy in 1886 for disobedience, unbecoming
conduct. and absence without leave, but
was reinstated by President Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Free Fxcursion

to Spence's Shoe and Trunk House, eiv
cast Broad street. Large reduction on
Low Shoes, Trunks, aud Satchels. JUST ~.
ceived seventeen cases of Gentlemen
warranted S3 Shoes. best in the worio;
LADIES' Low Shoes IN every snade nI s,rI
braided Oxfords in bronze. black, and red.
A lot of fancy Oxford at S2,50--old pricp
tx T.. III. SpEScE.
Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
GIass-Faotories Shut Dawn.

FISDLAY, o., June 29.-All but one Of the
flint and window-glass factories in this
city have put out their fires and shut
down for the summer vacation, which will
last until September lst, or probably
longer, as the wage schedule has not been
agreed upon. The closing of the factories
Of this city gives over two thousand en-
ployes two months vacation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30

Reduced rates TO Virginia Beach and
Norfolk riG Norfolk and Western raiiroae
for July-4th Excursions.
Two days can be spent at the Seashore
without loss of time from business.
Leave Richmond 6:i5 z. Nj. July Sd; ar
rive at Virginia Beach 1920 p. n. same eve
nlng. Only one change between Richmond
and Virginia Beach. and no bus or boat
transfer. For full information call on or
address r. W. Courtney, Passenger Agent,
s3S Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
WELCOME TO STRANGERS.

A largely-attended meeting Of repre-
sentative citizens was held tonight t.
discuss plans for the entertainment of
visiting strangers TO the town during the
present week Such enthusiasm as was
exhibited was never before shown by
Farmville people, and the hundreds who
will sojourn here during the week may be
assured of most hcspitable reception
and royal entertainment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
TUGS BHTAK DOWN
Heavy Failure inLondon.

IBy AngIO-Anerlcan cabIe % Ihe UIsphtch-I
LONDON. ENG.. June ga receiving or
der was made III the Bankruptcy Court to-
day against the firm of Adamson, Bell Il
Co.. No. Fenchurch avenue. l.. g., mer-
chants, who have offices in China and New
York. The liabilities are stated to be very
heavy. One bank alone is said TO be q
creditor To the amount of Si5O.OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Drowned In the Canal.

Robert Emmett McManus. the six-year-
old son of Patrick McManus. who resides
at No. 6l2 east Cary street, was drowned
in the canal at the foot of Seventh street
Sunday afternoon about four o'clock. He
was ont walking with his little brother at
the time, and the last seen Of him was
when standing on one Of the trestles over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
DEATH OF MRS. MARTHA JENKINS.
! A Venerable and Much Respected Lady
Crosses Over the River.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

FABNvnLE. Va, juno 29.-Mrs. Martha
jenkins, relic of Abram jenkins. died to-
night at her home in this place at s:45
o'clock after a painful illness of long
duration. Mrs. Jenkins was one of the
best known and most estimable women of
Farmville. She was known for her boney-
olent disposition and good works. especi-
ally among the sick and afflicted of the
community. He death creates general
sorrow. She was III her fifty eighth year
and leaves IA large family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Change of schedule on G. and O..

The IL A. NJ. train will on July lst leave
at II:O5 A. 81.
The l:3O p. 81. train will on Saturdays
run through TO Staunton.
The local train from Hinton VIII arrf'e
at 1880 Z. NJ. instead of 7;45. -,
The trains from Norfolk will arrive ~
1885 A. NJ. aud 6:55 y. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
nnna Moro UnforIrnate.,l y

A colored infant about two or three
months old was found under the railroad
trestle on Eighth and Arch streets Sunday
night. Some one telephoned for Coroner
Taylor, but as the child was alive 1t was
taken in charge By the police and sent to
the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
The Lancaster on.
TIT '9sEEF WV DF
IRr felepranh 20 the Disnntchl

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispetcn.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 29.--
The United States steamer Lancaster
will sail from the New York nayy-yard
Wednesday on her long cruise to China.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Tho Drcibund Prolonged.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch
HAMBuRG. GERMANY, June 29.-The Em-
peror conversing with Herr Nissen, chair
man of the Hamburg-Amercan Steamship
Company, announced that the Dreidbund
was yastsrday prolonged for six years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
Pennsylvania Bedford springs Mineral
Water
can be had az

can De nau az
George II. Fwelps. 705 east Broad street.
X. q. Cabell 4 Co.'S. 223 east Main street.
T. Roberts Bakers, 9l9 east Main street.
Bodeker Brothers. lllf east Main street.
w. II. Scott's. 1917 east Franklin street.
B. X. Aliens, Fourteenth and Main
streets.
George Schnn's, Eleventh and Main
streets.
4. A. Miller's. Fifth and Broad streets.
A. w. Noting. Jr.'s. Broad between
Second and Third streets.
G.. w. Latimer's, 200 west Marshall street.
A. T.. Jobanns, s23 west Main street.
Briggs Brothers. 10 east Main street.
Mccarthy d Haynes's, 627 east Broad
street.
Priddy Brothers. M east Broad street.
Hermann Schmidt's, Fifth and Broad
street.
George A. Hundly's, 52s east Broad street.
Polk Miller Il Co., Ninth and Main
streets.
W. p. Poythress & Co., Main near Second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30

DIR. Hunter Mcclure says; Forty years
ago my father used TO send his own team
all theway to Pennsylvania Bedford Springs
for water. My brother up the Valley uses
1t. and am using it now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
MaIsters Make an Assignment.

BALTIMORE, MD., June 29.--Levi and
Joseph Strauss masters, have made an as
signment for the benefit Of creditors. The
bond of the assigneeis is $500, 600. The embar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30


'-'t "l-' .l'N IN orusr 20 account
..i. -.'.-, HAuuiacturlng' ana rail-
-.... ..r-t..
...-.. ,...ti ..s II officer. director.
........,.., If tbe Chamber Of
,1.-f~-..,
H- -f l!oi oeIh- Deus "I IoseS'
'- q these gentlemen are not
.-....- and frequently vexatious.
... l....,..l 1,r,, studv of the
G.,
''- .' 1I'HS' H"N'' NH"''' =
-..-. .'1, o.. and what not Many are
.... -...-. meetings that are IN session
....... s,.....I. nublic hear nothing.
-. ;,.,.li,.;,,,, A..
,''- J." ~ 80
i.imoud j. discussed III all
.-..
1rF Cr,vrrH's WORK.
.,.......... .f,.rori.. * 10 be in
.... ....... ,i..,L.r that is first
.,.l.,.,,.o,, Wb.r
-' "'''.
2. '. t!i-"i IoT thal venture u Is
..... f,r 'L.t ls consulted as % the
.......i ,, winch 10 proceed Where
81. ~ ~,,,.,,,,,,.ot,,-;,,,,
~,
Vance b. l~ 'i' n"iho'I 'uh' "a
--.-.. -.. matter rVrDte.ts the agGreved
t.-.
.......... .I.......,..e,. tho Chamber has
~, Tr,,lf,fo,inns duties
...... ar,r.-avs5 watch. and
...f ...... .,.-,.'I'..s and the industries
.....tv. .,l.tlat no opportunity j.
I4-- uL-eizo1 that would con-
..- Welfare ~ Richmond. II can
'.-' ldJ-c "ppIec'"'lou oI 'il'
ole body has always been com
V'a thrlr Vnluc-lndeed 1t can
tL.t Us now but recently
...u most gratifying awaken
- direction. A more general
~ ttr fact that the Chamber Is
'futi0u has taken place. with
t.iI-- increase of member
'.~ certainty tnat tie BODY IN the
.r" Will have o nome which wlll
t' H.tL I- dignity and importance,
..-. !ttta tLc city and the state.
.rL sL-r BOARD or TRADE.
r.ud Chamber of Commerce is
... ..t. ,..cr-sor of the Board Of
.... ..... Ma. .,yuniged in June. 1854.
.r4. .n.r.t IuliIc-Spirite9 citizens of
.r.! !u... ,.eiur tLat "uultv of ac-
-..,f,r. n.eu wanted to establish
... ...r.. .,,dto STRENGTHEN and de-
... ,.--,.i -. .,,yces ,-h7,h nrr ci+,.
.,..~.....,rS tuauufactures. and
a- .uI NAV be accomplished
if..l n' an association To bring
r advice aud consultation re-
te. ,rHu all branches OF busi-
-c'"i d t0 establish such a body.
l.l rFsr ofF.cFRs.
a..-. .t d., board were. Horace
.... ',,"iT' =, If,,'.Ii "yio oni iif,Ib IInob
M ,.......-.... -. \,;Il,arn KeU
..r, UaI.n n Isoocs secretary.
..... \leIf L. tj.vernort +. II.
i.... u....... r Eutl.- Thomas VI. Me
...... ....- n crave. Joseph II. Andcr-
-- fl PRESTON. John J.. Bacon.
...I. William :. Donuan. samuel
BE- %. Ue-kins. T.. Is. Bentley.
-... ..stI Burr dir.rfors.
r.l,t.,n pas-ei ont Of exist
..p t.. war but ON the 29th of
- acalI sioped bv "A. f. &. Bas-
.. ID N.itio<, y Hlankensblu.
branch David | Rurr X. #. vii
s.-t .... Gordon ~ Crinean. Watkins.
.-.. H.. and numerous others was
. .raur-t.nr 10 be held at the To-
i,..aarr the next day "fOr the pur-
" ...I, such action a. NAV be- ad-
' "a. ~ es.abhsbine Board Of
.. . ..r midst" Al the meeting held
..r..A... ~ TINS call Sir. II. l.. c. Bas-
,.'.. aa. made chairman and Mr.. 7. q.
N-.a secretary.
IfH.. -...ly,J g., eetsl,iieb a BOARD Of
1'.'. AVID ID committee consisting OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30

The steamer Ariel will. leave here next
Saturday night at 10 o'clock for Norfolk,
Old Point, and Newport News. Only 81
round trip. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
GOV. V.FLEMMING .HoMEwARD- BOUND.
Coiored Boy Drowned-The Caisson for
Diamond Shoals Within the Capes.

NORFOLK. Va, June 29-Governor Flem-
ming and party OF West Virginia, who
have been sojourning at Virginia Beach
for several DAYS, left on the Washington
steamer Norfolk for the national capital
last evening on their way to Charleston.
While three cOlorcd boys were bathing
in Julian creek, four miles from this city
on the Deep-Creek road, yesterday one of
them named Thomas Halloman, nineteen
years of age, was drowned.
Eight Of the Harlem wheelmen OF New
York city arrived here yesterday, and took
a spin to Ocean View to-day.
TUGS BREAK DOWN.
The big iron caisson, built here for use
in constructing the new lighthouse at Dia-
mond Shoal. Cape Hattetas, was towed ont
of the harbor yesterday en- route to its des-
tination. Two of the tugs-the |. j. Ner-
ritt and Rescue returned here to-day, the
former having broken some part of her
machinery. and the latter after supplies,
the caisSon having been left inside the
capes in charge of the tug Jupiter. The
other tugs will so out again tonight, it is
thOuOht