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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
so DEATHS IN THE CITY LAST WEEK.
OF This Number Tbirtv-Two Were White
and Eighteen Coiored.

The following is the weekly report Of the
Health Department of the city of Rich
mond. Va, for tbs week ending Saturday, July
IL, 1891:
Brights-disesse, l colGred bronchitis, l white; ;
cancer of liver. I white. cercbfO spinal menin-
gifts, colored; cholera infantum. white; con-
sumption, white and colOred: diarrhna, l
white md c0lOrcd: darrhma lchronic), 2
white: diphtheria, l white and colored dropsy
hopatic, white; dysentery, white; fever una
lariaO, colorcd; heart-dlsease, white and !
colorod; hGmopiysis, j coiorcd; lnaniuon, =
c0lOrci narnsinus, white; meningitis, l coll
orcd; Obstruction Of bile-ducts, l white. paraly-
sis. white: pneumonia, white; pneumonia
Nlcnr)), white; premature birth, l coore1; /;
puerporal commissions, 1 white; rheumatism
(chronic) colored; septicaema, colored; sui.
cido by arsenic, white; tabcs fnesonterlca' !
whito; tumor ovarium. l coiorcd; thrush, L
colored; uuknOwn, colored: tetanus, coiOred.
Whole number OF deaths, 50-32 whltc and lS
coloreG. Stil-bOrn, white and coiored.
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000: White,
35.40; ooiored, 2t.47-total 305s
Ser and foior: Males II white and colOred; ;
females. IA white ami c0lOred.
Locdify: Marshall Ward. b white: Madison
Ward 3 white and ! cOlorcd: Clay Ward, 3
white and 2 colOred; elmsh)use, coiored; !;
Jefferson Ward, white and cOloreG; Monroe
Ward. > white and 2 cOlOrCd. jackson Nard,
White and cOl0rcd.
Aqes: l day 70 80, . colorei l month TO 6,
whisc and coiorod; months 70 IL, col
orcd; gear 10 g. 4 white and colorcd; 3 years
20 .. / white: . years 20 10, white and col
orcd; 10 years 20 20, colorcd; 90 years 70 30,
= White and colored: 80 years 90 40, white I;
40 years to 30, white and 3 c0lorcd, 30 years
% GO, 3 white and | cOlOrci go years 10 20, 2
white; 20 years 80, white; 50 years 10 30.
I coored: unknown, l white aud | colored.
Average age. % years.
Condition.: Single. 10 white and 12 colored (;
Married - white and . cOlOred: widowers, =
white; widows, white and colored; unknown,
] white
Naftf'g: Richmond -: Germany, 2; other
parts Of the United states, II unknown, 2.
Colaydratire beekiV Mort9ipg; For week end
ing July II, 1891, 81 white and 1S colOred; for
week ending July II, 1890, rs white and 20 col
Orcd.
Rainfall: For week ending July II, 1901 ,
1.4O inches; for week ending July II, 1890,
O.4i inches.
Temperature: For woek ending July II, 1881 ,
7g.14: for week ending July II, 1890, 5000.
Number of TisHs Mqie bV JHHsridns for loor !:
First disfrlct. rs; Second district, lib; Ihrd
district, rs; Fourth district. 30.
Estimated population, s5.OOO-white, 41,oO0 )
cOlorcd, 3S, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Two Charters Granted Yesterdav--Judg-
mont and Suits Entered.

charter was granted in the Circuit
Court yesterday to Richmond Flour Com
nanv. The capital stock OF tho company is to be
moi less than $4,000 nor more than 100000.
and the officers are President, q. ID. hand, Of
Richmond; Secretary and Treasurer, Z. 4. Bar
bee. of Richmond, and directors, the above and
j. Il. Davis, OF Richmond, and j. a. sexton, of
charter was also granted to tho Holt Inn
proved Water Filtering Company, the onicers Oh
which arc: Junius Morris, president, hichmond'
A. Il, Wilkinson, Sr., yice-president aud man
aver. Richmond; J. L. Capstcn, secretary, Rich
mond: J. |. Hawkes., treasurer, henrico, and the
sboye and j. NJ. Holt, Manchester, B. D. BLACK,
Richmond, and John Shanks, Manchester, direc-
tors. The capital stock of the company 10 10 be
moi iess than $4,000 nor moro than s2o,0uO, di-
yided into shares Of S25 each.
JupGNEsTs AND SUITS
Judgment was rendered in the case OF W. IL.
Browne against B. Q. Payne for s2to.yl. u
The following suits were entered: Henry
Bnyer & Son against John Wesley Tor $500;
CHARLES l. Puryears administrator against lno a
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac hais-
road Company for 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
Personals ami Bricfs.

Mrs. II. II. Myer is at Ocean View.
Mira. Warren b. Smith is on a visit 20 Ports
mouth.
Mrs. l.. p. Poindcxter is spending several days
at Columbia
Mrs. :. q. Let, and daughter Beulah are in
Albemarle county.
Mr. John W. IL. Porter, of Portsmouth, was IN
the city yesterday
Mrs. T. G. Peyton Is summering with friends
noar \ neville, ".
Miss Ncttle q. Crump will remain In Powhatan
county for the summer
Mrs Susie Gay and Mrs. Mollie Tucker and
children are visiting Old foint.
George r. Anderson, ex-Treasurer OF Henrico
county, visited the Capitol yesterday.
Misses Daisy Bell Deane and Daisy Lee White
are visiting relatives In Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. James 4. Williams, of Norfolk, is stopping
with MIR. j. u. Locke, Of Church iiiiL
Mrs. Theodore Jannings win leave the city to-
oav o, a visit TO Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Miss Gussie Groorne Of Petersburg, Is visiting
Mr.. William 4. Myef, at 4O2 west Clay street.
Mr.. .Iohn A. Fleet and wife returned TO their
nome. Fleetwood. Mathews county, Monday, July
18Th.
Miss Nora j. Brown, Of south Laurel street, left
Sunday for ScOttsyiil0 to spend the summer WIN
friends aud relatives
Tbe lawn party boing conducted nj Ilowards-
Grove Methodist church affords delightful recre-
alton IN the evenings.
Niisscs Grace and Matte and Master Dabney
Rakcr have gone 10 Mathews county 10 Nislt
their mother Mira John A. Fleet.
Misses Camilla Dckerson, Margle Garrison,
and Julia Dickerson One latter OF Lynchburg)
aro spending the summer In Norfolk.
~, n II Ducsherry. purchasing agent OF the
Nohil, and Ohio railroad, Mobile, Ala, IL in tho
CITY on a visit 90 relatives and friends
Mrs. V. u. Chaplin and Miss Ellora f. Chaplin
Ieft the city TO spend July at Augusta White
s,,irbur and the rest OF the summer at the Cold
Sulphur.
The following musicians left last night Tor the
Ro,kbridee Alum Springs Professor John kess-
nIrb Jnseuh Kessnich ID. Buckley, w. Trem-
mer, j. Dunlop, G. Muller, and II. Tremmer'
Rev. .J. L. Downing and wife, missionaries to
Brazil OF the Baptist reign Mission ioard OF
ma cIty are at Fords Hotel, and viii leave FRI
day for Newport News, whonce they san Ia
steamer viglancia for Rio de Janelro.
Major Lewis Ginter. accompanied by his nieco
and Masters BERTHE Young and ~ IL. inerniaun
and Dr. Hunter Mcclure and yalet, ieft tes,
night on tho 9:2O train for New YORK, accompa-
MED by Mr.. John Pope. Thoy sail on wednesday
iof Europe.
The remains OF Mrs. Jacob Ezekiel passed
through the city sundayat III o'clock a. NJ rom
Old Point en- fouls for Cincinnati. 1hey we're
met al the depot by large number OF ifishos
and relatives Of the deceased. Dir. ana Mrs.
Fred. c. Brauer, Mrs. William y. Brauer. ana
Miss Teresa bssuer accompanied the remains
from oid Point 70 Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
ONE KILLED, The OTHER WOUNDED.
Two Boys Supposed to Have Been knock'
ed OF a Train on Saturday Night.

A very sad accident happened
Saturday nlgnt .snlsas wnsn u spe the ys Knlshts
Of Pythias went down % Norfolk gls tn, the
Peninsula division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. Two boys, named George Richardson
and Frank Isaacs, In some manner feh or we're
Snocked on the train and the first named killed,
while the latter was terribly hurt and now hes In
richardson was found Sunday on the track at
Williamsburg, and his body taken In charge by
the coroner OF that city.
Isaas was picked up In an unconscious con-
diton BY the sunday train due here about II
c;.,cct and brought to this city. Tho unfortu-
nate boy was received by Dr. Brock, surgeon Of
tho road. and sent 10 the aipsbouae. ne ~
b.ily wounded ON the back of the head and on
the hips, ard at q late hour last night vas In a
isaaIs was recognized BY Mr.. Thaddsus Foster,
tha baggage master, as . boy who bad been seen
around the depot Saturday night, and he was
suhse,usntIy identified ns q son Of M. ChAries
IsanTs. who lives ON Oregon Hitl. IL u thought
fhas the bows we're accidentally knocked on tho
tain wnile crossing q bridge. AZ the wounded
Ia vaa attn Unconscious last night Is was I'M.
posasble 70 learn whore his deed eompenaou 70
sided-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14

PETERS. Died. at his residence. No.
2l5 south Linden street, July 18th. at ) Y.
NJ, after long and painful illness, w. =.
PETERS, in the iifty-sixth year OF his age.
He leaves wife and SIX childxsH -
mourn their loso.
Farewell, my wife dear, farewell,
Adieu, farewell 10 thee,
And you. my dear children all.
Farewell. farewell to you.
Our father is gone and We arc left,
The loss Of him to mourn,
But may we hope to meet with him
With Christ before Gods throne.
Farewell. dear father, sweet thy rest
Weary with years and worn with . esns
Farewell, till in some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
IT'S ours TO miss thee all our years
And tender memories OF thee keep,
Thine in the Lord 10 rest, for 80
lie giyeth His beloved sleep.
His funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist church TODAY. July 5th,
at Z. NJ. Friends and acquaintsnces OF
tue family are invited TO attend.
Wilmington IN. C.) and Lyuchburg (va.)
papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
REV. MR.. BURTON IN CLEVELAND.
with His Family lie Attends Ills Parents
Golden Wedding.

Tho Cleveland N9rS and Htrdh Of the 9th
saws: Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Burton cele-
bratcd thor golden Wedding anniversary ycster-
dny at their residence, No. 800 Franklin avenue.
Ali their children were present except Rev.
Arthur NJ Backus, of pninesyIlle, who was de-
tainod at home 10y Illness. The children present
werc Mrs. Amelia Leslie, who since her widow
hood has made her home with her parents, Mrs.
IiZzIe Rackus and her two Chilcren, and Rev.
Lewis W. Burton, rector Of 81. Johns church,
Richmond, Va, with his wife ana two children.
No guests outside Of the family were invited
The children have agreed 10 commemorate
the event by the erection In 81. Marks church Of
a stained glass window OF handsome design.
Nothing could be more appropriate. IA -. Mark 3
church was founded by Dr.. Burton, and has
been the subject OF tho most earnest and per-
sevcring labors Of hinselt and his wife. Dr. and
Mr- Barton came 10 Cleveland in 1Sf1 and
stand to-day among its most respected residents.
Their - hofo Of usefulness has been so widely
and bcncncently extended that very many viii
gladly c4ugratulato thcm on this auspicious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14

Cemetery Company. at the suggestion OF
Superintendent Hooper. wrote to the
widow rendering her section for the. IN
terment of the remains of the ex-Prcsident
and his family. The committee assured
her that the company would always keep
the lot. graves. and monument IN splendid
condition.
Mrs. Davis replied in most feeling terms.
and stated that she could not ut that time
say whether or not the Offer could bc ac-
cepted. rs she would not for year decide
where the romans would be finally in
t0rred.
MARyLAxDEIs MUCH dRATIrrrD.
BALTIMORE, July 13.--The decision OF
Mrs. Jefferson Davis in choosing Rich
mond "a the permanent resting-place OF
the remains of ner dead husbtnd Is the
source OF much qualification TO Maryland
Confederates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
to report nc the next meeting. He asked Mr.
Hughes 70 call the committees attention to tho
matter.
Adjourned at $50 p. N.
REFUNDING THE TAX
NEARLY six THOUSAND APPLIcA-
TlONS NOW ON FILE.
Marked Improvements In the Condition OF
erty Returned-Bili Nye's Play.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.l

RALEIGH, N. c., July iS.--k large number
OF warrants were made out and sent
through the mails to dircct-tax claim
ants to-day. There are upwards of
six thousand applications yet on file
in tho Executive office. Clerks are NJ
work day and night. as Governor Holt is
determined to get through with the pres
sure at the earliest possible time. The war
rants will be cashed by oil tho banks in
the State in which public deposits are
made.
NEARING coyyALysCENCE.
The improvement in the condition OF
Grand-Sire Busbee during yesterday and
today has been uninterrupted. He seems
now in possession of his full mental facul-
ties. and eats a moderate quantity of solid
food. His physicians Gre very hopeful of
convalescence to a. great an extent as ~
possible in such cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
THEY THREW DICE ON SUNDAY.
Negroes Fined by Justice CrutchheId csr
Decorating the Sabbath.

There were lively times down at the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning. No less
than n Il zen cOl)rct mon and women were on
hand charged with playing crap (throwng dce)
on Sunday. and nearly all OF them were found
guilty ~ the oiionce and fined therefor. Moses
Miller, the landlord Of the house whore tho game
was exhibited, WIS fined - ana costs and re-
anlfed 10 give security for ninct. days while An
ME Turpin. Isaiah Clarke, Charles Alien, and
Hattie MOO1sOn were fined goo and costs.
Nora johnson and Mary Lewis wore upon SINH
lar charge ana treated In the same manner by
the Justice.
UNIQUE BASEBALL
Jack Wyatt tcolorcd) who was charged with
bpating Kenny LOWS with a baseball bat, was
DISCHARGED.
Thomas p White (col0rod), unlawfully carry
Ing away ono pair Of shoes, the property ol
James NJ. Thompson, was found guilty OF pett
larceny and sent 90 jail for ninety days.
Charles Allen, up for fighting on the stroet,
will be tried Thursday morning
I. A. TAYLOR charged with the larceny of ~ IN
money from Emily Burnett, was DISCHARGED
o. r. f'uIfol ami f0hn Num- wero Dncd -
and costs for getting drunk on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
Catholic.
Still On His Rounds.

The horse and buggy joker Is still on
loran. who resides at 300l east Aatn street,
Libby Hill, discovered that his horse ana
phaeton had mystariousiy disappeared from inc
stable during the night. Later the horne re-
turned bearing evideucc OF having been driven
very hard Whoever took tho animal ana ve-
bicle out was kind enough not 10 Use Nj. uAi.
loran's harness. The perpetrator OF this y loke
Is supposed u be the same porson who mas pcoc
taking liberties with other porsoo'u hoEvoo ana
vehicles IN that portion Of the dsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
PISTOL AND KNIFE iNAcHURcH.
The Bloody Work of "a Negro-Business
Tailure-CoIored Elopement.

Tailure-Colored Elopoment.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DAsvnAg, Va, July 13.-The cOlored
people had big meeting at Bluestone
church, Rockingham county, n. g., yestor-
dav. After the morning service an adj
iournment was had and negro named
William Benton, O coal-mine worker and
railroad-hand. entered the church, shot q
couple of holes in Brooks Bass's hat, and
then fred at Bass, but fortunately missed
him. His pistol waS KNOCKED out OF his
hand ana he commenced slashing and cut
ting with q knife. Benton got o clean
house and n clean yard and during the e1-
citement made his escape.
Robert w. Baugh, who received such IN
iures Saturday night at the factory. died
SUNDAY morning at O'Clock. lie was
buried this afternoon.
AssIGSMENT.
VII. Austin, dealer IN groceries and
confections in North Danville, made an as
signnent this morning. The assets consist
of the stock Of goods in the store, liabili-
ties not giv<. His two brothers are men
toned as preferred creditors. one for 800
and the other $500.
Rev. Walter Brooks. pastor Of the First
Baptist church (colored), Washington, ID.
c., brought to North Danyille by the
friends of the Prohibtionists in that town,
made an open-air speech last night. A
large crowd was out to hear him, most OF
them being colored. The whites held a
meeting at Steger's Hall and some OF them
went 70 hear the colored orator.
RLOPED.
Last night colored man named 3. Wat
klns. about fifty-odd years old, eloped with
a colored girl between thirteen and four
teen years of age. They went 20 North
Carolina and were married. The mother
of the girl lives across the river near
Lovers Leap. and she objected to the mar
riare. but the girl WAS ferrled across the
river by the light Of the moon By friends
of the aged swain and given over to him.
no being in waiting.
DIED OF MALARIAL-PEyEB.
Mr.. John T.. Fitzgerald died yesterday at
his fathers residence, near Ingram, this
county. after an illness of two weeks, from
malarial- fever He was buried near ShOckoe
Yesterday His sister, Miss Mary Emma
FITZGERALD, is down with the fever, and was
believed yesterday to be at the point Of
death.
sLAyDERER.
A man named James Hightill, well-to-
do farmer, living near Madison, N. u, has
boen arrested at the instance of Rev. r. j.
Stone. a minister Of the Primitive Baptist
church near Stoneyiile. Rockingham
county. who charges highfill with SANDER
ing the good name of Cora Stone, daughter
of the elder. Highfll was sent on TO the
grand jury and bailed in the sum OF 500.
PRED UPON TWICE.
The police arrested 2egro tonight
named Roy Grasty for creating disturb
ance. While taking him to the station
house the negro broke away. Hs was or.
dered to halt. bur refusing the otiicer ired
twice. the ball striking him in the chm.
The wound is not dangerous one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
COUNT OF THE coUNvay's CASH
rb. Amount Actually Hssdlsd esiS.Sil,-
Ssa.3a--Every Cent Acssustsd YsN
Try telegraph 70 the Dispssch.1

WASHINGTON. July 19.-Tho count Of the
money and bullion In the vaults Of the
IroasIry consequent on the transfer o. the eotce
viii be eoncl.,dsd tomorrow morning. It be9An
Anr,i .,7,h and has involved the actual handIln1
at,i .,oaatine, piece BY piece, of -,
cf witch amount e26, 600 u In sold coin snd
"a ,~,rresntatlve IN the count eaya that every
cont csilci ior By the books Of the onice hae beea
arsuntea for, including tho silver dollar mtssiee
froln QUO af the hags examiner soy0fas wcoks
sine. which was Subsequently found on mo uoos
81 IL. f1lk l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
1 nne.Iercch Negro to Serve Two Years.

The Henrico County Court was engaged
Yesterday in the trial OF Richard jackson ai,ds
Richard Brown. q one-loeged negro charged with
feloniously assauliing with "A razcr william
SMART Mr.. Conway X. Sands, the new Com
mouwealth's Attorney, appeared Tor the hrst
time since his election on behalf OF the prOaocu-
tion. The prisoner was represented by colored
LAWYER. JackeOn was found guilty and his pun
iahInnnt fxed al two yeGrs In the penitentlaIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

SUTTON & CO.. o T.. 81, detached frame DWELL
ing on west sido Of Fifth street near Baker
street; also, vacant LOT adjoining.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., q Il. NJ. commissioners
eale Of lot on an alley between fifto"nth ana
Sixteenth and Clay and Marshall stroets.
J. H. VALENTINE, l0ls A. NJ, sewtng-mae
chimes, showcases, furniture, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
Heir the Ladies'.

There will be o lawn party as the Seventh.
street Home for Old Ladies' ON this
ernrsiavS evening, from 2 till II O'clock
Musc and refreshments will be fusn,ehed.
s pleasant evening may be prohtao9 sne
in aiding this good cause. y ishoped snss
other friends besides PresbyteEiAns and
Methodists will 10 present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
TWO FIRES IN RICHMOND.
A Flame Starts In tho Tall Tower Of the
New City Hall.


A little before o'clock Last night flames
were noticed In the tower of the new City
Hall. IN q few minutes Q large crowd
gathered. and Lieutenant Gibbs, Of No.
Engine Company, was told to "go up,"
and he did 50. He threw out several burn
ing planks. This performance was greeted
with great applause by the assemblage,
who from the interest they manifested
evidently expected the granite-work to
ignite in . moment or two.
A careless tin-worker had left bis 1lre-pot
with live Goals In il. This In course Of
time set hre to the scsGolding.
POLICEMAN, cnlxEs. ANY sEoHo PUT OUT 4
rIKR.
A fire was discovered in. the pAint-shop
OF Mr.. Oliver Nountcsstie. No. 7l4 east
Main street, last nigat about O'clock By
Police-0 06Rcey q. n Talley Ho called I
negro bArbsg named Hundin ands Chinese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
Pennsyivanis Bedford springs Mtneraa
Water
can bo had ak

pennSyivantA Beuforu sPsinBs &0s~
Water
can DO had at
George r. Ewelrs, 7o5 east Broad street.
X. q. Cabcll 4 Co.'S, 22S east Main street.
r. Roberts Bakers, 9l9 east Main street.
Bodeker Brothers, l4ii east Main street.
w. n. Scott's. 1917 east Franklin street.
b. X. Aliens, Fourteenth and Main
streets.
George Schon's. Eleventh and Main
streets.
r. A. Millers, Fifth and Eroad streets.
A. w. Noting. Jr.'s, Broad between
Second and Third streets.
G. w. Iatimer's, 500 west Marshall street.
A. f. Johann's, s23 west Main street.
Briggs Brothers. 10 east Main street.
Mccarthy Il Hayness. 69 east Broad
street.
Pr,ddy Brothers, 7i7 east Bread street.
Hermann Scbmidts. Fifth aud Broad
street.
George A. Hundly's. 52s east Broad street.
Polk Miller & Co., Ninth aud Main
streets.
w. p. Poythress & Co.. Main near Second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
His second Conviction.

Roval Watkins (colored) was received at
the nsnitenf,ary yesterday from Charlotte conn
~ ~ serye two years for housebrcaking. This Is
shs second conviction OF the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
Real Estate Item.

Messrs. Manning @. Staples 4 Go. have
recently sold to the City. Point Develop-
ment Company. composed OK Phiiadc'pnis
gentlemen. 5000 acres OF land ct City
Point, Va. for the sum OK S2U.oy. Deeo.
have been duly recorded in the proper
court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
SLAYER ooUGHERrY ARRIVED.
Brought Back from Texas by Deputy
Sherifr-Blll Nyc's PLAY "The Cade."
[special telegram 20 the Dispateh.l

ISpociaI teIegrAin % INC Dlspat9ll'I
AsHEvrLLr, N. c., July I3.-Robert
Dougherty, the slayer Of William Terrence,
on May 3lst, has arrived here in charge of
Deputy-Sheriff Jones. who went to Calves
ton, Tex, for him. He shows very plainly
the effects of fugitive life. His face is
look.
Bill Nye loft this AFTERNOON for Cohasset,
N. Y, TO meet Stuart Robson. the actor.
for whom he has been writing play, 10
be called THE Cade." Robson is pleased
and the meeting is to arrange details for
the opening night. The scene is in the
wild West. and backwoods Justice of
the peace is a prominent character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
hevEntered the store.

Yesterday morning two horses running
et large entered tho California Bazaar. near the
G,d market, knO, king down Mr. Nensteln, the
peoprieior, and youth employed IN the eStnb-
iishincnt. but not seriOdsiy inlurng tacm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14

Mrs. Julia w. Loyett, Grecnville, Ga.
writes; My physician gave me Brady,
crotine for severe headache. IL acted
like . charm. hopc this recommendation
will bs the means Of relieving other suf-
terers.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-14
/. w..n.a rhumb ana a Bruissd Face.

The city ambulance was summoned yes
,ar.,av mofning at 7:45 O'Clock TO attend white
,,oy named i. Smith at the LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
~ ~ RAD his thumb badly mashed. The wound
"a A. member was alnputased and the boy iefs
With friends. NJ a. .s.,a