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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-02

BANK failures vigorously discussed by
Shirley Dare for THE DISPATCH to-mor-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-02

BURDETTE talks about tbs dangers of
prophecy for readers of THE DISPATCH
tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-02
CLOAK BARGAINS
FOR
WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
STRIKING REDUCTIONS!

All garments in our Cloak Rooms now
offered as genuine bargains.
Black CheviOt Refers were ST. now 81
Striped Cheviot Jackets were $lI now S. y
Black Cheviot Refers, a very great seller,
full Astrakhan roll, were SIG, now SILL
Black Cheviot Garments, satin lined, full
Astrakhan roll, were ST. now $1j.
Tan Cheviot Garments, satin lined, Mink
trimmed, were $50, now SIS.
Black Cheviot Garments, trimmed in
Krimmer fur, were SIS. now SO.
Entire Cloak stock on a similar basis
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The Bland bill, on which q majority
report has been submitted TO Congress,
provides for the free and unlimited coin
age Of silver dollars OF the present stand
ard, 4l2H grains, and makes either that
or the gold dollar Of rs $40 standard
gold the unit Of value in the United
States. The owner Of $lO0 or more Of
gold or silver bullion is entitled to have
the same coined into authorized standard
coins, free Of charge, or he may deposit
the bullion and receive therefor coin
notes equal in amount to the coinage
value Of the metal deposited. The notes
are to be in denominations OF not less
than 81 and not more than 1000. The
issue Of gold and silver certificates is pro-
hibited, and IN their place coin notes are
to be issued, payable in gold or silver at
the option Of the Government. It IS
provided, also, that when France re-
opens its mints to free silver az the ratio
Of 151a TO that ratio shall be at once
adopted by the United States, and all
silver dollars thereafter coined shall con-
tain 400 grains Of standard silver.-Troy
Times.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The printers up in Cheyenne have
agreed to raise fund. by taxing them.
selves SO much per month. TO be used 10
give their weaker brethren the benefit Of
the Keeley cure. Sober printers are now
the rule and not the exception-as was,
perhaps, the case a good many years ago
but there is still good sized percent
age Of typographical imbibers left, and il
the Keeley remedy can save them, there
need be no further discussion about its
afficAcy.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

A prospector claims TO have discovered
remarkable vault IN the mountains
near Phenix, the floor Of which, he tells
the Herald, was covered with large hu-
man skeletons and relics Of a prehistoric
race. At one side was bronze door,
and when he forces this open he expects
more wonders to be revealed. He guards
his secret very carefully. II half he rep
resents is true the find will be marvellous
from an archaeological standpoint If no
other II sounds somewha. like fairy
tale and it strikes one as strange that the
prospector didn't return with some OF
these marvels to substantiate his tale.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

Whether David Il. Hill can reach the
goal Of his ambition or not Is yet an I'M.
decided question. However, in case he
il not named as the standard bearer oI
his party, he is ia position to name
the gentleman who win head the next
democratic ticket. His enemies have.
IN q measure, succeeded in causing the
erroneous impression to obtain that he
is simply wire pulling politician. A
man with tho record Of Hill who has &C
often carried the state Of New York, and
who has attained bis phenomenal pop
ularity where he IL best known must be
something else than wire puller. lie
has, during the latter years, built up the
Democratic party in the state Of New
York to such an extent that to-day q
Democratic President is more than q
possibility.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

A working man called on country
clergyman closely related to ducal
house. The applicant wanted a letter
OF recommendation to neighboring
nobleman. from whom he hoped TO OBJ
tain employment. "Wby not 20 per-
sonally and see my lord?" the friend
asked. "Weil, you see," was the nerv-
ous answer, II do not like speaking to
Lord x; he may be proud and not care
to listen to the likes Of me It's quite a
different thing with yourself, for there's
nothing Of the gentleman in you. San
Francisco Argonant
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

California papers claim the Idaho mine
Of Grass Valley, as the deepest gold mine
in the world. 1t is 1000 feet deep.
There is one deeper gold mine in Col
orado. II is the California Of Gilpin
county, the shaft Of which is 1900 feet
deep. The Idaho mine, however, has a
record that is unequailed. 1t has pro-
duced $l3, ,OOO. 900 in gold, over 5000, 900
Of which was profit. 1t now employs
over 200 men, and its ore runs over $40
per ton. 1t said that 1t promises to be
productive for many years to come. The
Idaho is wet mine, and il the expense
Of handling the water does not increase
rapidly with depth, there is scarcely any
limit with the present electric hosting
appliance to which it can be worxed.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

Peoples x Smith bought pair Of ami
mails yesterday, says the Phsnix Gazette,
that are real curiosities. They are Of the
bat family. and are about the size OF an
ordinary wood rat. Their wings are
similar to those Of bat, but the ears are
an inch long ana lop over the eyes sim
liar to those Of hog. They had sets Of
white sharp teeth with small tusks. A
number Of people saw them at Peoples
dyeing establishment. opposite the post.
office, but no one was able to name them.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

SANTA FE.. March s. Rodrigo Marti-
nez, miner, has just returned from a
long stay in Mexico. and was stabbed to
the heart by his mother last evening, q,
FL Rixom
Some years ago Martinez went to Mex
leo to make his fortune, leaving behind
his mother and sweetheart. Geo. Holl.
ston sought to marry the girl, telling her
Martinez had been killed in fight. The
girl, however, refused to marry him.
When Martinez returned Hollston per-
suaded him TO visit his mother in dis
guise. Hallston ran to his mothers
house and said he would bring the slay.
er Of her son TO her in few minutes,
that she should kill the rascal. When
Rodrigo entered the enraged old woman
pounced upon him and stabbed him to
the heart. A moment later she found
her mistake, and raving mad she cut her
throat. Hallston was set upon by the
sweetheart OF Martinez, but escaped.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12
Sarah Althea Terry Was examined be-
fore the insane commissioners Of San
Francisco yesterday.

New York Senate has thought better
Of the scheme for suppressing the Keeley
institutes and in It's sober moments has
voted TO leave the "gold cure" alone. II
the Keeley cure is fraud il will die Of
itself without need 10 call on the law,
and II it is doing what is claimed for IL ID
one Of the great discoveries Of the CEN
tury. In either case the law-making
bodies had better keep hands of.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The Sonora orange season 10 shout
over. To date there has passed through
this port sixty-one cars consigned to
varions places in the states. This does
not include the smaller lots-barrels,
loose, etc.--thst will be summed up q,
the end Of the season. The orange trade
with Sonora is increasing rapidly each
year. aud in time will prove chief 10.
dustry. The oranges are in demand
everywhere, as they are the sweetest and
jaciest grown.--Adyertiser
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The Tucson city council have adopted
. new ordinance which puts ball and
chain on al tramps arrested in the city
Of Tucson and who are put TO work on
the streets. The ball and chain Is used
TO prevent their escape. Kingman has
q fine, large chain gang. but has no uee
for the ball and chain, as she has q
guard with big gun, and an eagle eye
that throws the strongest hobo into con-
vulsions when cast upon him.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12
S-sa,..

One 10 II. r. boiler and hosting en-
gine, 800 feet steel cable, one ore bucket
and one water bucket. The hoist ID com
plets, with all necessary fittings. For
particulars apply TO this Office to Anson
H. Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The sale OF 81 100000 OF Arizona five
per cent. bonds having fallen through 9
new deal has been made with Chicago
gentleman for $l,250.O00 Of the bonds
anu $75, 700 has been paid rs forfeit in
case the sale is not completed.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

Santiago Trojillo's pack train went out
yesterday morning with a load Of pro-
VISIONS for the American Flag mine in
Wallapai mountains, and will return
lolded with ore.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The big sun spot and the withdrawal
of Blaine from the presidential race seems
to have occurred almost simultaneously.
TIE question comes up "was one the
causs. Of the other? II 90, whlch?"
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

Senator Hill seems to be gaining
strength every day and will 20 into the
convention in June with over 800 dele
gates pledged to his support.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

The Phenix Gazette would improve it's
standing in the Democratic party bv the
addition Of democratic editor 70 its staff.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

Yuma county has green vegetables Of
all kinds now in the market.
Mohave County miner., 1892-03-12

A saloon keeper shot and killed . COW
boy at Winslow last Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
FLAGS AT HALF-MAST.
4 MARK or RESPECT At RALEIGH TO
THE LATE EX-GOVERNOR SCALES.
North Carolina AiIIancs-Ths Situation
Crftical-Epss's Murderer
Identified.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l


RALxIaH, N. c.. February 1o.-The flags
on the Capitol were half-masted to-day AZ
. mark of respect to the memory OF e1-
Governor A. NJ. Scales. The Governor
and most of the State officers will attend
the funeral. and battalion OF troops will
be present.
Last evening members OF the Kay Il.
Royce Theatrical Company gave special
performance at the insane asylum here in
the presence of 200 patients. whose enjoy
ment was intense.
The telephone system here has been
completely overloaded. and REMARKABLE
improvement has been effected.
An earnest fight IS being made mere
inside the fire limits. Raleigh now has as
low rates of insurance as any place IN the
United States, and it is not desired to do
anything to cause an advance IN these,
The Executive Committee of the State
Farmers Alliance. with President Butler,
OF that order, devoted to-day to an IN
spection of the offices Ut Business Agent
w. II. Worth and Secretary W. 3. Barnes.
The Governor left to-day TOR Haw River.
called there by the perhaps dangerous Illness Oh
his aged mother.
News was received to-day of the business tall
ure of Bullock q Hobgood. general merchants
on a large scale at Battieboro.
DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAY.
A letter from Monroe says: There was des-
perate shooting affair on the street here yester.
day, due TO the shooting OF A. n. Moore andyb u
Moore, brothers, by bully named u. w. beeA.
One man IL shot near the heart, the other In the
head. They seized Moore aud with his own ris-
toll beat him terribly on the head.
The First and Second regiments OF the state
Guard are to ercamp In July at Wrightsyille
the Third and Fourth regiments at Asheyille.
DELEGATE ELECTED.
Delegates from tho County Alliance in this dis
trict met here to-day and elected Eugene G.
Bedding1eld, OF Wake, delegate from the dis
trict to the Alliance and Labor Union Convention
at st. Louis, at which the question as TO whether
these orders shall enter politics will be discussed
The political situation Is certainly critical IN
North Carolina. This is the plain truth aud
cannot be denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
CASES IN CLARKE COUNTY COURTS
The " Hedge-Fence " Suits Compromised
The w. o. a. W. X. X. Amendment.

Especial telegram 10 the DlspatcnI
BERRYvILLE, Va. February 10.-The
County Court was IN session part OF yes
terday, Judge X. II. Lee presiding. Owing
to an unusually busy term of the Circuit
Court, which IL now IN session, all cases on tue
docket were continued.
Some very interesting cases have been dis.
posed Of by the Circuit Court which attracted
large crowds by reason OF the fact that they were
cases involving great many nice questions OF
law and considerable amounts OF money. These
cases we're known a. the hedge-fence suite,
brought on negotiable pspcr against some oil our
most prominent citizens. most OF which we're
compromised pending trial before verdict was
reached by the Jury.
AN OUTLET FOR CLARKE.
The people here very much eiated to
learn OF a bull which has been introduced III the
legislature TO 70 amend the charter OF the
Washington Ohio and Western railroad that II
will be put in n position t. extend It's limo from
its present terminus at Round Hill IN this direc-
ton; and "a Winchester " mentioned as pros
pective point In view, the road would pass
through Berryyile, thus giving direct 80
mile con nection with Washington and an outlet
for Clarke iron ores, which lie in inexhaustible
quantities near tho Shenandoah river, i've miles
from this place.
IMPROVING.
Mr.. Vincent Parshal an enterprisng farmer
who was badly bruised on the head by a lever OF
n log-Ioading machine which slipped from its
fast ming. Is In an improved but still danger
Gus condition to-day. his son, IT. JANUS fdr-
shall. OF Uniontown, Pa, has arrived. and with
DR.. X. z. Page, OF this place, is rende ring the
necessary medical assistance.
ROYALTY TREATED.
Your issue OF January 3Ist contained n de-
scrptiye article OF Berryville and old Landmark KS
in the vicinity, IN the course OF which the writer
referred in a very complimentary manner, TO
the hospitable inclinatioDs of the present owner
OF Soldiers Rest" who says: II the scribe
who penned that will drop into 1.-THE Rect ,
some fine morning about O'Clock he will be
royalty treated 70 a good. old-fashloncd, Vir-
sinia breakfast with the cornbread thrown in"
Personal.
Miss Green, OF Culpeper, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Major Stnnnard, Is now
guest Of relatives In Charleston, w. Va.
Miss Lula Higginbotham, OF Whestland, w.
Va, is a guest OF the Misses Parshan.
Mr.. r. X. McManus who tas been In Wash
ington, ID. c., Is again at homo.
Mrs. j. b. Eyerhart returned few days ago
from a visit 70 her brother, who resides In
Mama, Mo
Misses Mary Hilleary, Of Ripon, w. Va, and
Nellie Griffith, OF this place, are visiting In the
national capital
Mr.. c. NJ. Broun, a rising young lawyer OF this
place, has gone 10 Luray to take charge Of law
Office.
Miss Evelyn Is. Page has returned from plea.
SAINT visit 10 friends in Washington, ID. G..
Messrs. 7. Mccormick and II. w. Baker left
yesterday for Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
ACTION OF AlExANORlA'S COUNCIL.
DIR. Landrum's Address to the Woman's
Missionary Socisty-Chartsr Granted.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, February 10.-The regular
meeting of the City Council was held last
night. Mr.. John X. Chapman was elected
q school trustee III place of T.. 5. Lead
heater, resigned. The completion OF the new
lanyard sewer was ordered, as was the COM
pletion of the macadamizing OF Alfred street
from Duke to Wilkes
MISSIONARY WORK.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum, OF Richmond, spoke
70 the Womals Missionary Society in the Bap-
tlsi church last night. large congregation
greeted the Doctor.
The text was taken from Matthew xiii 13:
"Vainly say unto you wheresoeyer the Gospel
shall DO preached In tho whole world there this
that this woman hath done shall be told AZ q
memorial OF her." The Doctor showed the good
a woman can do In missionary work. and the
good that missionary work should do. The occa-
sion Of the address the centennial OF mis-
sions now being celebrated throughout the terri
tory Of the Southern Baptist Coyontlon."
charter has been granted the Cross Manu.
featuring Company by Judge Norton, OF the
Corporation Court.
Mrs. Swords, of Richmond IA In this city on q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Eldrdge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

Misses Mary Agnes sadlsr and Frances Ha1ssY
NcGarvey looked vsfy sweet - nouef-eiris. ana,
Ike the bride and other attendants carried
white carnations and smilax.
nj which the bFido was the recipient WAS
splendid gold watch and 9 number Of shares Of
Valuable railroad stock-gifts OF the groom.
The ushers on the occasion wore nceert {. +
bcii. j. b. UnderniIl. and NJ B. Gay, Of Coalburg.
Ala. brother Of the bride.
After congratulations, tho welded pair LETT on
the Richmond and Alieshany train TOT Old Point
turn 10 Richmond, and thence to their home In
Brooklyr. n Y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
BRILLIANT FEBRUARY WEDDING.
Mr.. Edward McGarvey, OF Brooklyn,
United to Miss Martha Gar.

FoRK UNION, February 10.-One: of the
marriage here at O'Clock to-day III the
Baptist church, which had been most
tasisfuily decorated for the occasion. In the
prcssnce Of q large conocurse Of friends, Mr..
Edward McGarvey, one Of tho foremost mer-
chants Of Brooklyn. N. T.. led to the altar Miss
Martha, the beautiful and highly-gfted daugh-
ter Of Or. n. b. Gay. The pastor, Rev. q. III.
snsad, assisted By Rsv Andrew Broaddns, IT..
ofdcisted. whilst Miss Georgia snsad. Holiins
wedding march, compoeed by the accomplished
mother Of the bride. a. the bridal party entered.
fHE BRIDAL PARTY.
Tho groom. with Mr. w. b Gay ~ best man,
awaited at No altar. HE bride, Who dressed IN
. travelling sutl, uas accompen1ed ~ her sig5ees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
Lines FROM Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Va, February lO.-Judge
William Mclaughlin, of the Circuit Court,
has been confined TO the house for some tune
past, but IL much better.
The young men Of Lexington have formed
dancing class to be known as the Crescent They
have membership OF twenty under the man.
sgement Of Professor Newman L. Dold.
Misses Leale, who have been visiting the
Misses Hughes, Of Glasgow, have returned
homo.
Major B. B. Bouldins wife Is dangerously Ill
from consumption at the Central House.
bear attracted much attention at the Burke
House. IL was one Of three killed on Blacks
creek. near Collierstown, by some hunters.
Rev. &. ID. Walker, pastor OF Falng-Spring
church, Is visiting his father, OF Selma, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs William Matthew'S Miss Matte
Glass. and Mr.. Eugene Matthews, Of Glasgow,
have gone on a southern tour. Tney win visit
Florida and Cuba and return homo BY way OF
Nav York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
BRILLIANT DANvlLle MARRIAGE.
Miss Mary Crump Becomes Mrs Haskins-
Expenses Of the Public Schools.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

DASvILLE, Va. February 10.--At Mt.
Vernon Methodist church tonight Miss
Mary James Crump was married to MIR.
Haskins. A large company was present to
witness the ceremony, which was beautiful and
impressive. After the ceremony at the church
Q delightful reception was given at the residence
Of the brides aunt Mrs l. A. Patrick.
The remains OF John NJ. Johnston arrived here
this morning from Baltimore and will be buried
tomorrow.
The report Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
public schools submitted 10 the City Council this
afternoon shows that the running expenses OF
the schools for the last scholastic year amounted
TO 915,4 S0.4S, Of which amount S4,740.S5 came
from the State and tho balance from the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
BY n. ". Bowe,
NJ Et. An.st.Na.r

JACKSON WARD LOT. TRUS-
y TEES SALE OF AN EXCELLENT BUILD
ING LOT on SEVENTH STREET MAX
PRESTON, ON NAVY HILL, BY AUCTION
By virtue OF deed Of trust IRON I. Banks ana
wife TO me rs trustee, dated ON OF September
1850, and duly recorded, aud being thereto re-
quired by the beneficiary, will sell by auction,
on toe premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1892,
NJ 4L6P. NJ. that PRETTY AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT above referred 10. lying on the
west side OF Seventh street, beginning thereon
at a point distant 10 feet north OF Preston
street, thence running north and fronting on
Seventh street Is feet, and thence back IRON
said front ia feet % an alley In the rear II
feet wide.
Thi- 1, a choice lot in popular section. and
there are few such 20 be had.
Terms: Cash sufficient 70 pay costs OF sale and
10 discharge tour notes o. $3.50 each, with ln-
terest on them respectively from the 9th OF De-
Gambler, 1883, 9th Of March, 1890, 9TH o. June,
1890, and 9th OF September, 1890 and the
residue on terms 10 be announced AZ time OF
sale. WILLIAM i. Reid,
fe 10 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
FUNERAL OF Mr.. w. A. STUART.
He Is Laid to Rest ia the Family Lot One
Mile from Saityilie.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
GLADE SPRING, Va, February 9.-The
funeral of Mr.. w. A. Stuart took place to-
day at Saltville. Va. with services at the
Union chapel. Portions of Scripture were
read by Rev. b. W. S. Bishop and Rev. Z. 4.
Wiley d. D. The grand old hymn, "Ros ,. Of
prayer by DR.. Wiley. After the hymn Abide
with Ne" had been given. DR.. Wiley and tue
Rev Mr.. Bishop made b ief but impressive re-
spirit Of the deceased. The hymn ASLEEP In
Jesus was then rendered by the choir and the
funeral procession was formed. The place Of
burial was the family LOT, about one mile east OF
Saltyille, After a selection from the Bible hal
been read by the Rev. Mr.. Bishop, the remains
were Inferred, and the bereft family and friends
returned to saltyille. Tae following Ia q list OF
the pall-bearers: +. Z. Robertson, Wyndham q.
Robertson, r. A. Preston, James L. White, W.
w. George, John G. White, Floyd B. Hurt, Frank
S. Ftndlay, and p. c. Laudrum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
A summer Resort Company.

WINSTON. n. g.. February 10.-The Roar
ing-Gap summer Resort Company Is the name
Of new organization which Was perfected In
this city last night by the election OF the follow
ing officers: A. Chatham, OF Elkln, president ;
A. II. Ellcr, OF Winston, secretary w. W. Wood,
W. G. Fields. j. l.. Patterson, V. y. Thompson,
and Il. NJ. Silmons, directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
COURT-DAY AT BUCKINGHAM.
Small Crowd In Northumberland n
as to County Roads Needed.

as to County Roads Needed.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
VARIETY SHADE. February s.-This being
court-day your correspondent wendell his
way to the county seat. There was small
crowd out for Buckingham. as generally
on that day eyerybody-both young and old
gather there. | noticed several drummers from
Richmond; also, tobacco-men from Farmyille.
VENERABLE CITIZEN.
saw also an old gentleman who Is 90 years OF
age He has lived under every president and
bids fair TO see the next-Dayid b. Hill, OF Now
York-as he Is quite active and strong.
The farmers have done but little work up TO
this time. Only few plant-beds have been
burned.
PUBLIC ROADS.
What Is being done In the Legislature with the
bill In regard to the public roads? The roads
are in such a condition here that the people Will
soon have TO travel IN boats unless something
comes to their rescue. All the pine poles are
dying, too, 80 there will be nothing left with
which to mend the mud-holes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
ROYSTeR The REAL MURDERER.
He Is Recognized by the Sheriff of Nanse-
mond County-Resisted Arrest.
Especial telegram to the D,spatch.l

WILLIAMSON, N. c., February l0.-John
b. Royster. the murderer of John Z. Epes,
manager of the Western Union telegraph
office at Suffolk, Va, on July 30 1891, was
CAPTURED In this tSiartin) county yesterday. The
authorities at Suffolk, Va, were wired and Sheriff
4. III. Baker, of Nansemond county, Va, arrived
here to-day and identified the man. lie leaves
with his prisoner for Suffolk ga the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad tomorrow morning. Royster
has the appearance OF having lain In the woods
for months, and he fought desperately when
captured. A. Floyd, j. &. Bellamy, and l..
Parker, Of Hamilton, N. c., did the work.