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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Meeting Of New city Council

Vv,rrr,,fsprRc VA, July 5.-l0peglai'
The Fonrth uassed OF very quietly ana noun
inc of public nature 20 X piHyo -
ono If the great Independence day; ill.,
Rev Dr. Paul Whitehead. pTesi.alng $50 e,toi
~ MI. tho Richmond district OF tne mo' ~
J;st ropference was here on sunday on hls
tb'rd quarterly round, and preached al the
Methodist church. -. wi
Tbs following are the delegates from WI
liornsbnrr o. the District conference, WnlGa
r,cets on Newport News to-day: Cary H.
Grmistead. John 5. Charles and Charles T.
The last one Of the students has left for
home Most # the professors are here pht
are busy making preparations for their SUM
mor outing. .......;i
AZ recent meeting Of the new city council,
q REORGANIZATION was affected and the mayor
appointed the standing committees. Dr Leon
ard Heulv was elected street commissioner.
J. q. Naupin. cemetery keeper. and &. g..
Handsford. clerk of the market.
The new schedule on the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad has given specia. satisfaction
here because 10 places IHE liMgs in the
hands Of its readers by O'Clock every morn
ing. this being nearly three hours earlier than
formerly. 49,.
A party Of young gentlemen from this city
spent yesterday very pleasantly at hihs 3
Mil. Mr. 81. X. Harrells hne plantation on
James river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

DANvuGr. Va. July 5.-ISpecial AT the
meeting Of the Pittsylyania county Alliance,
10 be held on Friday. the question as 20
whether or not the Alliance will pin its faith
10 the Third pnrty will come up, and the IN
dications are that n lively fight will follow.
There is no Disgusting the fact that there IS
a strong Third party sentiment among the
Alliance men of this county. For ex-
ampie. tie Alliance at New Design, a
fow miles from Danyille, has held sew
eral meetings which have resulted III a
division. ono faction declaring against going
into politics and by resolution instructlng its
delegates 20 the Alliance % act ana vote
accordingly and the other faction taking the
opposite ground and by resolution urging
prompt action.
The immOvable Democrats in the Alliance
have found 1t necessary to issue an urgent
appeal 10 the Democratic Alliance men OF the
county TO attend tho county meeting next
Friday and vote down. If possible, tho con-
tempated Third party break.
Last night fire occurred near Calland's.
in this county. by which Mr.. William Cousins
lost a valuable barn filled with tobacco.
The cool spell rs declared by the oldest in-
habitant to be the most remarkable for this
season on record Since noon yesterday the
weather has been more like November than
July. and fires and OveroOats have been very
comfortable.
There was no celebration Of the Fourth
here verybOdy who could DO so left town.
Quite "a number of excursi0nsts went %
Nartiusvlle where an informal celebration
and match game of base-b were the at
fractions The ball game resulted IN an over
wheiming defeat of the Danviie nine by the
Martinsville ball club.
John T. Crump. a well-known young man
who has been adludged insane. WAS to-day
takon 10 the lunatic asylum at Staunton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

GrasshOppors are getting 10 be very de-
structive already 20 the meadows Ot Bath
county.
Last week tho Evans building of the Bap-
tst Orphnnage of Virginia. VI Salem, was for
mally opened 70 the public.
Star mail service from Callis0n 90 Heahrg
Springs Bath county. and from Headwatars
to Way Cross, Highland county, has been dis
continued.
Stanton postohice stands number six
among Virginia Offices ia receipts which for
the year ending March 3lst last We're S20-
TBS As. The pOstmaster's salary is $1,000.
The cow-catcher # the evening Chesapeake
aud Ohio train caught sheep from a flock AZ
Millbr0Ok station M Augusta county. "a few
DAYS ago and carried it 90 the Stanton
station. The only hurt 20 the sheep was @
crippled log.
There lives in Rockbridge county. near the
Augusta county line, q gentleman who is
seventy four years Old who has never been
either to the capital # the nation or the State.
and. while be has ia hi- dav. taken a trip 20
the West. be has never ridden on a railroad
train. AZ the time ~ his trip 10 the West
railroads were lot considered % be very safe.
Mr. j. ID. Beamen. OF Roanoke. found on
the battlefield at AppomRttOx last Sunday a
large battle-sword and q twelve pound bomb.
They were covered with rust but were IN a
remarkably fine state OF preservation con-
sidering the fact that they Lad been weather
ing the storms of the long years that have
elapsed since the curtain fell on the last act
of the Confeieracy at AppOmatt0x.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

HALIFAX. y. S.. July Tile ship Peter
stuart. Captain Hugo 81. John. for Liver
pool. struck IN tho lodges od Chebogue Point,
Yarmouth. early this morning IN dense tog
The ship Immediately went . pieces,
the captains wife and child being
drowned before they could leave me vessel
ma centaiu and mate. with part OF the crew,
sncceeded I'M reaching the shore In safety,
but I'M very exhausted condition, be-
inc badly bruised -Four OF the crew
perished in the boat from exposure.
The second mate is among the miss.
inc In an fourteen out of total
Of twenty-seyen, arc missing. The injured
mem are under medical treatment. The
Peter Stuart is of i740 ton register and -
owned in London Her cargo and pieces of
the hull are strung along tho shores OF the
sound and barDor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

IrrsnUnG. Va. July 5-fSpecial. Tho
Fourth of July was proprately celebrated
by the people Of lower Loud 1un by eel bra
lion at Sterhnc Reading Of the Declaration
Of Independence an address By Judge D. b.
McCabe declarations Of patriotic pieces by
tho young men and young ladies' Of tho
neighbOrhood, intorspersed WITH music by the
louisville brass band were tue features or the
day.
At a baseball match between the colored
people near Leesbury on the Fourth row oc-
CURED Stones and pistols were used. one of
tho participants being shot IN the arm. The
colored man that did the shooting is now 10
JAZZ.
The many clearinghouse throughout the
country are rapidly filing up with people
from the city.
The Omaha Convention exctes but little
interest 10 Loudouu. and whether Colonel
Beverly or General Field or any other VIZ
gilman IS nominated for Nioe-Presldent OF not,
the ticket in this county viii scarcely receive
over zoe votes unless there IS a great change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

NUCENNTs. INr., July Wilson VI. Tyler,
ono Of the we8ltliest bankers of incomes.
committed suicide this morning IN the city
cemetery. Ab no four years ago . tav0rite
daughter married Frank Rice. of Chicago
Shortly afterwards the young wife died. The
father was stricken with grief and has re-
NAMED Respondent aud discousoiste ever
since. Tie made regular daily visits % her
grave. This morning Le drove ont 60 the
cemetery and sat DOWN ON her grave. He
then opened his clothing placed his revolver
10 his breast. fired and the ball passed
through his heart and be fell dead across her
rrluu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Grand Ratification Meeting.

a-onro,r Va. July Q. Especial MI
7 atbor henson delivered Temperance IeC'Di0
AT the Third Baptist church to-nl2ul' lilo,
There will be a grand ratlcau9I n.oo5'tt ,t
a. --o-eo,y nigb+ which will be addressed by
Senator Daniel ana otueI p'oA1'''0''
Tbe Fourfh passed OF quietly 10 Noriolk.
There were no disorders Of any kno' nn1 al
ocean View several fights took place.
Thousands of large bluehsh are 10 DG
found In tho Chesapeake, and age drFlns ""
lie smaller fish into the creeks ana rivers
Tostcrdev a party of gentlemen caught one
bvnlred LARGE crOakers 10 tie Eastern DIaL en-
THE Elizabeth river Seventy-hYe OF me
one hundred fish caught bad been bitten by
nine fish. Some of them had their tails en-
tiTely gone. ... nail
The steamer AccOmsc now carries mail
dailv % Smithfeld Isle of Wight county.
Grimes Battery has decided 20 give grano
bau0uet on July 18th. the anniversary Oh inc
REORGANIZATION of the battery. Inc I'IC"-
mond HOwitzer5 will be present.
The clerks of the SeabOard and hoanoKe
railroad have organized an ASSOCIATION Tor tHe
betterment of railroad empioyes.
The euqine-hOuse Of the Ocean view Com
rauv al Ocean view was destroyed 10y fire
khis morning The engines were used 10
eupplv the buildings with water 10" the
Ere originated Is not kn wn.
The funeral OF Darcy , IalaierrC'
formerly business manager OF tue NotAoth
Viroinian. who died ID Richmond Sunday,
took place from Christ Protestant Episcopal
church to-day OF 1890 J.. ~. Rev. @. 5.
Barton. ID. H.. the rector, being the otiiclat-
ing clergyman. The remains were Inferred n
Flmwood cemetery. The deceased was well
known in Norfolk. Richmond, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. having for several years been
connected With the Press Of the latter city.
The schooner Nellie j. Dilsmora Captain
Dodge. from New FORK % Charleston, III ball
last. arrived st Old Point Sunday morning IN
distress Captain Dodge states that on the
28th he encountered strong south and south
west gales with heavy seas, which split and
blew away several sails, strained the vessel
and caused her 10 leak badly She will re-
pair and proceed T. Charleston.
Aman named Edward j. Townsend, charged
with enbezzlng 57l1 from Messrs. W. O..
Orr 81 Co.. dealers IN pottery glassware. etc.
No GU Pennsylvania avenue, northwest,
Washington. ID. g., WAS arrested here to-day
by the police.
Dr. George i. Truett has formally rendered
bus resignation as paster of the tourth-street
Baptist church. Portsmouth. 20 accept call
70 the Coilege-Hil church. Lynchburg, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
DEArlis

BENNETT.-Disd. inl Swousboro, Va, July 4.
1872 Mrs GEORGEANA A. BENAEII' wife OF
j. f. Bennett and sister of diss Emma j. VAT
lie. i'm the tl.rteth year of her axe.
CLEMENTS Died in 5wansboro, Va, July
B. 1872. ar $3.50 o'clock s. ST.. LEE Roy infant
Son OF Nr and Mrs. B.. Il. Clements. aged thir-
frnersi nom the residence Of its parents,
corner of iluu and Dlop-on streets to-day,
IulF .th. M $500 o'clock 81. Friends and
ac4uo.ntaucos invited 20 attend
ul- III/IETA}LOR GHEITEh daughter of
the ia.o IS. p. 49, Taylor
OLNEH-Die1 at the residence ~ Mr. y A.
Bryant, ziil icna1lq street, }lQnI4y' july
4tA. at - o'clock. WILLIAM j. OLlALN
SCLLIyAN.-Diod. at his residence. @5
Graham street OF s O'Clock Monday morning,
PATRICK SULLIVAN. a native o. County
Iimorich. ireland.
Ills funeral Will take place from 81 IatficA .
church THIS Wednesday, MOhNlNE a. lQ
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
THE MURDER AT GOSHEN
rnE prRPErnAroE srf1L Ar LARGE
Tho o0,eer. Have Failed 10 secure cue
Tho Failure Of forest Inn
Hotel Company.

rvrvorox. Va. July 5.-lspooiai.i-lhe
10 Of oir. J. Granville Leech OF Goshen
hos has been the chief topic Of conger'nton here .,
s IN. ,'s ear.v Yesterday morning when tho
r ra,gs eyst arrived. sheriff Witt with Deputy
s sS~9 \, TempIoton and Wilson and Com
CIV Attorney David i. Moore left
, ,,o,, for tho scene of the murder ana
srs st.ll engaged il working up the case. Mr.
1 L. wa, q man Of prominence highly con,
rected and worth $4,000. Areport received
hero late tonight states no arrests haa Deeh
made and the officers bad no clue.
The Worlds Fair committee for TINS ,tne
tn, district viii meet here tomorrow
Hon. !. II. H. Fcgatt Of Fincsstlo' MIS- 1 ,f-a
eral T. 81. Logan OF Buckingham. J.. ana NJ no
" II Beale OF Buchanan arrived to-hlR11,, n.y.,
The failure of tho Forest Inn hoi7I O,'Ii
panv. Of Natural Bridge has been annouDo0N'
Tbe assets and liabilities are unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Hlclllnnd snrlnaa Notea.

HrGHrAND Spmv0s. July o. Special. J.
The Fourth was celebrated here very quietly.
A large number Of people patroulzed the
dummy line. msny of whom went down 20
the Seven Pines pavilion for O dance.
Mrs. Rev. George Shuey, formerly Of Rich
mond. now oi Rock Island, H., Is spending
the summer here with her mother, Nrs Iheo.
Hoppe. Mrs. Hoppe and Mrs ohuey are now
with friends 10 Manchester.
Mr.. 4. S. Read set sail July lst for Europe.
lie will be absent several months.
The scent Of new mown hay ladens the air
from Miilers field TO Gerhardts grove.
Mr.. II. Calder's house is finished, and With
It's neat gravel walks and we'll arranged yard
presents o very attractive appearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Vow Chnrch In chester.

CHrsrrn.V ". July . Special. Ion Thurs
day. July 18th next. there will be dedicated
at Chester the handsome church that has
been erected by the Methodists. Tho build
ing is well situated on rising ground TO the
left of the railroad its Dimensions being 81
by 30 feet with q tower rising 80 feet in the
northwest corner It's seating capacity is for
800 people.
notice among other evidences of improve
meut here the new Chester Collegiate lusti-
tute for young ladies'
The Drops in this vicinity arc unusually
good. and all the farmers feel encouraged for
The future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
III. Fourthin wythcviiie.

wYrurvurr. Va. July 4. Special. The
Fourth of July is being very quietly observed
in Wythevllo. not oven o pistol or fire
cracker having been fired on ia honor Of the
dav. Nearly AN the stores and plnces OF
business are closed however, and several
small parties are out picuickng. fishing or
shooting The colored people are celebrating
ID earnest They are having barbecue ana
d baseball match On the fair grounds and
are taking general holiday.
Between thirty aud forty bioyciists, in bur
lesgue costume. paTajod this afternoon "a
Main street headed by the band
Mrs +. j. Obonchain died few day7 ago
after a few hours serious illness Sho was
seventy-seven years DID, and has been resi-
dent ~ Wvthevlle for many years. Two
wears ago her husband and herself celebrated
their golden wedding"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

SrtrvroN. Va. July S.. Special The
Democrats Of Staunton mot tonight 10 front
OF the courthouse % ratifY The nomination OK
Cleveland and Stevenson. Addresses "ere
made by Captain John n. Opie, chairman of
the county Democracy. who presided e1-Sen-
ator James l.. Goddn. Geoage " Harrison.
Senator Ech0is. Congressman Tucker. Lewis
Bumgardner and General John tc1Ols. The
name of Cleveland created great enthusiasm
and the strong denunciati0n of the Force bnl
reused the deepest Indignation Of the people.
This is the opening of the campaign IN Au-
eusta and from the spirit manifested 90 night
10 will be- red hot before the close iu Noyem-
her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

An eight-months-old child Of G.. W. Lugar.
lions Hill. Va. had very severe attack OF
bloody fux he tells how it was cured:
After several days we commenced giving
Chamberlain's Cole Cholera aud Disrrhos
Remedy. according TO directions. We were
very uneasy about the child and sent for d
physician. ] told him what We had been
doing aud showed him the medicine he ex-
aminod II and told Us the best thing We could
DO was to 90 ahead and give your remedy
We used about half OF small bottle aud
cured tho child. although the child WAS sc
low that he had no use OF himself For sale
by Owens a Minor Drug Company, 1907 easi
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. July Especial -
Mr. A. X Phillips died az his home this morn
ing. lie had been in bad health for some
tilne and his death was not unexpected A
widow aud four children survive him Mr..
fhhhps was born iu this city eighty eight
years ugo, and has lived here ever since. lie
was the senior member OF the firm of A. X.
ihillips Co.. one OF the Oldest ia Frede-
ncAsourg having been established about
seventy years ago. lie was for number Of
AJeaTs PRESIDENT Of the National Bank here.
III Phillips 1as the Oldest member OF AIa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

NATURAL BmDoR Va. July So Especial. j.
There were several excursions here yesterday
from Roanoke. Lynchburg and Buena Vista
A dance was given in tine ballroom of the
hotel. which was participated 10 by many of
the pleasure seekers.
The new hotel is rapidly approaching COM
pletiOu.
Glasgow 10y an electric line is still under
debate
For nine months there has been a large
forco Of hands nj work opening up tho Buck
Hill Cave near here, and putting 81 ia condi-
ton 90 DO visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

RoNoBE Va. July 5.-lSpecial.l The city
council tonight elected new city officers rs
follows Clerk Of Council. W. T. Thomas
aud City Engineer, W. NJ Dunlay in-
cumbents. City Solicitor Eston Randolph:
City Auditor William Noble, Police Justice
W. II. Turner, Clerk of tie Market A. A..
Davis: Assistant Clerk jackson Smith. uud
Sanitary Inspector y. c. Clinginpeel Mayor
Trout sent ~ his message. He stated that
his appointments were not yet arranged. and
that be- would call "a special meeting of the
council 10 hear them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

TrvA. o. July4-A tornado passed through
this section az o'clock yesterday morning.
Between this city and Kenton hundreds Of
forest trees were twisted o. so Foraker. a
station Oh tho Chicago and Erie railroad. sew
eral houses were blown over and three farm
barns were uuro0ted. Wheat was leYeled
and much other damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

sono LODGE No. l. Of this city, and was on, one
Of u its i pest masters. The funeral Will Do Win
Masonic hOnOrs. e Roanoke. and
Miss Sarah i. Ittrel Of this CITY, o %glo
RED here to-day. Rev; hI ali.'eyy;no Mr.. and
NE. 9 T5omes left for Roanoke where tney
vvf1 ia future reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

F7 WAsHNGr0S. u. G.. July 5.-F7r Viz
FAIR si EN- .f9S 33s '3ia' 'ua F1
/ portion. southeast winds
- For North Carolina showers east
winds. slightly warmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

4 FTON HOUSE, ALTON DEPOT, NELSON
a COUNTY VA Chesapeake and OHIO rai-
Wv This popular summer Resort OPENS JUNE
tsr 80 summer Resort in the mountains OF
virginia can suruass the Alton House Tor easy
1850 rure ar splendid views aud heal'h ny
Location Feing situated on one OF the spurs OK
the Blue Ridge Mountains. the breeze Is a.
most continuous. For further particulars Cd
dress JAMES Z. GOODLOE. Alton depot Vol
SON county. Va. mjo-om
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
An Interestiug Church Meeting.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. July o. Special s.
Walnut Grove church had meeting Sunday
which was largely attended IL was an OBJ
eervance Of the Centennial OF Modern Ms
sions. " and three other neighhoring churches
were the guests of Walnut Groye-Cool
Spring. Bethesdaan Black Creek. The pastors
of these churches, Rev. John Pollard. ID. ID. ,
and Rev j. Nj. Coleman, were present with
delegations from their congregations. and Dr.
III. III Harris. president OF the Southern Bar-
fist Foreign Mission Board Dr. Harms had u
large map Of the world, suowin1 It's religious
condition. about which be delivered an in
structve address. DT. Pollard spoke Oh the
condition OF the church with reference 70
progress in mission rk Rev Mr. Coleman
conducted the religious services Dr. G.. II.
Rylaud, pastor OF Walnut Grove, presided.
The Fourth was quietly observed. There
We're various picnic parties from the city
There were family reunions. OF which the
most notable yet heard OF was at Mr.. ID. A,
Tmberiakes. near Atiees whore some
twenty-five were entertained at family din-
ner of the old style.
THg TINES j. growing IN popularity here.
It's steady advocacy of the miuation of
Cleveland and It's consistent independent
policy on national a. we'll as state questions
with It's excellent general aud local news
columns, Win for It many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
COYINGTON HOTEL,
CONVICTION. VA.

OPENS JUNE isr. ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
~ Fa The greatest Dyspepsia Water ever
discovered lnlorsed by the State Medical go
Getty. and the most popular summer resort 10
the mountains Of Virginia Accommodations
first class Beautiful lawn OF forty acres. Fins
walks and drives Good livery Brass and string
band Post. telegraph aud express offices
G. a. COLHOUN.
my f5-gno General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

PErrRsBUBG. VA. July g. Special The
peanut market is steady. with nominal re-
celpts and liberal sales prime. 2-sc: extra
prime. &C., fancy 2Ac. 10 30. Spanish
firm al 95c o ~.
personal difficulty occurred in Fifth ward
to-day between two young men. during which
one of them had portion OF his ear bitten
OF
Mr. Crawford Campbell. q we'll known citi-
zen of this place. fell down the stairway while
going 10 his room a night OF two ago and was
painfully cut about the head
Esther Hudgins aged about eight months.
daughter Of Thomas Hulgius, who resides
short distance from Dinwddie Courthouse
was scalded 20 death yesterday. The accl-
dent was caused by the upsetting OF a kettle
OF boiling water.
The congregation Of the Second Baptist
church has granted its pastor. Rev A. j.
Irist0e a two weeks vacation