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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
0itn Real estate for Sale
prooi-lvn Peal fsta

DOUBLE TENEMENT, cold waVr nI'
for sale.--KocksNay-aye.,p near Eastern r.
WAY, Fast Ncw.fork; new house, va
cheap for cash. Address NAflD' n'N w.
Tribune once.
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DuarO uU0 Rooms.

City.
MADlsON-AVE., l2O.-iland,omeiy iur-
nished rooms; pri ate baths; references.
2lST-ST. 9 WESf.-Drsir1ole. cool
rooms. superior board trans.ents; pr
mancnt engsRements can now be- made
references.
SSIll-SI. 10 WESr.--Very desirable
roorn> with or without board references
gwen aud required.
jOTH-ST. 81 WESr.-RoOHs sngly ~
en- SUITE, with superior board, table board
iefo!cuc,<.
100 9TH-AVE. near j.d-s,.-1hree
Nights up; borders waat'f. or rooms 10. let
furnished
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Rral Gstate Wanteo

WANTED within II miles o. city. coun.
try detached house G TO : rooms mooe rat
rent. Send complete particulars TO IT, ""
Tribuna Oflee.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

---.---~.-----
At g. IRVING PLACE.-ROom also
suite finely decorated aud furnished.
\ VERY LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED
with comfort and elegance, in residence, 10
West 20tb-st
NEATLY II FINISHED ROOMS for
gentlemen or light housekcepngi WIN
bath for 81 IN; central locltion. $3.50
ith-aVc.
PHYSICIANS OFF, T. ard reception
room. furnished and complete IN every par
ticular n'de vacant by the dcath Of Dr-
f.. !, Fuller. a. West 5Oth-st
VISITORS TO NEw.YORK.
vishi~g rooms In most central locatlon, Apply
~ ~ Eat 2l-t-st. references.
iGrH.Sr., - FAST. near BROADWAY,
Large elegant double and single furnished
rooms. ono flight up, ~ ana upward oaths'
folding beds, running wet"r
2iTH-ST., NO ~ WEST. near Holman
House snd Fifth Avenue Hotel hand 'oIncl}
furnished rooms, with private Odth 10"
price.
a0TI-ST.. G3.-Flncly furnished. cool
rooms bath breakfast optional terms hiou'
crate references.
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been impaired Oats advanced l 12 cents and closed
al almost the top. They simply followed corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
Rooms tUanteo.

wANTYS.-By gentleman, rosm and
board In family "a refinement; boaruIhs
rouse not WAITED tsss W. BOX o.
Tribune Ssiice.
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tUork Wanteo.
Males

WATCHMAN.-By reliable man Win
hrst.cIass reference and able ~ give Dond,'
Address WATCHMAN, care Of ID. j. Cot'ef'
$50 Broadway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

D,sv1rLF. Va. June 11.-lSpecial. Tho
puhlio school board met this evening and
elected teachers for the white and public
schools for the session Of 1929. Only one
Of the teachers failed of reelection. while
there were several new teachers elected AS
follows. Misses $. Is. Averett. Edmona
Slaughter. Florence Keen. resolution was
adopted calling on the city council 10 fix the
minimum age at which children can BIO en-
tered IN the schools at six years.
To-day was judgement day IN the hastings
court Nine parties three females and six
males. one each of sex.beng white convicted at
the present term. were brought 20 the bar
and sentenced 10 the peniteutiary. The terms
of confinement run from one 20 ten years. In
one case a motion for q new trial was over
ruled and IN another the motion was with
drawn.
Yesterday evening while Mr.. c. c. Cakes
and BRIDE were riding along one or the streets
In a buggy they wsrO run into by wagon
driven by q negro and the buggy shaft
br ken, wheel cut down and top taken of.
Fortunately. neither Mr.. Cakes nor his wife
received any injury.
Fred Moore q small white boy. son of Mr.
Caleb J. Moore, fell from wagon this alter
noon between the shafts md was kicked in
the side by the horse and had his head IN
ured in two places by the horses hoof. His
escape from serious injury was remarkable.
williamson. the infant son OF bIr. W. J.
Dance. died this morning and will be buried
tomorrow.
0. +. Hatcher, C. L. Warren and G.. Frank
lett to-day iar Buffalo and Niagara. n. y. 20
attend tie reunion and Grand Lodge Of the
Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks.
Miss Minnie Forest Pruitt and Mr.. James
Alvers Will be married in this city on
Wednesday morning, juno 18th.
Mr. r. Carrngton Green and bride have re-
turned home
Mr.. ". H. Robinson. who has been on tho
. bacco market at Asheyille. n. c.. is IN the
city with his wife. and will be on the market
IN future here.
large crowd will leave here tomorrow for
Sutherln's where new Methodist church is
90 bee dedicated.
4 telegram hss bean received by the COM
mittee from Or. G. +. James, of the Ale
ghany Institute accepting the presidency OF
the Roanoke Female College which has been
30 long aud faithfully held by Professor j. 4.
Averett. but who retires on account Of III
b, ath. Dr. James will he here IN few days
10 commence work preparatory to the OPEN !
ing of the college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Many Arrivals at the Warm snring.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, June 1O.-lSpecial. i
There have been many arrivals at TIE Warm
in the course OF the last week Baltimore
and Richmond have sent "a number OF guests
William A. Marburg, the tobacconist of
Baltimore, 10 here with his family. servants
and horses.
A. lie Ghaite. the Belgium minister, will
arrive Tomorrow with his party.
MIR. John u. Potts. 8 passenger acent of
the Chesapeake and Ohio. Is here spending
tbs day
:. Mr.. Henry l.. Dyer. who is on the New
York Times after spending some weeks here
has moved 10 the Hot Springs
=, MIS-. Mary ID. BRINE tue authoress. Of New
NorX. IS spending some weeks here with a
party OF friends
:, The number OF guests at the Hot and the
healing has Increased very considerably in
the past week
The Richmond people who arrived here
Snnns tne week are Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Tai
Doit ana ar: aud Mrs. Henry Frazier Sir
and Mrs. A. Z. Donnan. ''' S''
suogeJ. W. Warrick and wife gave a mos,
ss''sso's entertainment IT their home several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Heavy Rafoa Loudoun.

HAMILTON. VA. Juno 1O.-fSpeciaI. 1T ia
impossible at present TO fix tho amount OF
damage that was done by the great storm OF
yesterday, but II Is generally conceded To be
great and farmers to-day seem discouraged
The greatest loss to any one individual which
i. have learned of was that OF Mr.. j. L. Cum
Minis. who owns vegetable farm pear TINS
town. Ie estimates his damages at ssO0
At HilsboTo there was much hail and but
little rain. The storm at Leesburg was not
so great and at North Fork the rain was very
light.
Another heavy rain swept over this section
to-day at about o'clock. which, owing to the
already swollen condition of the streams,
must have been disastrous along their banks.
Professor w. Is. Cav was attacked by n
vicious bull yesterday evening. on his farm
near here. and received very serious injuries.
The annual meeting of the Loudoun sun
day School Union convened at North Fork
yesterday and continued in session until this
evening. The attendance VAS very large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

FORSYTHE- Died, at il:e5 F. H. Saturday.
Juno -, i-@ no the slicuc6 OF It's uncle JOnn
Frame 2n3 east Broad street, ANNIa ETlA.
TIC infant daughter OF j. T. Forsythe; aged
five months.
Salem and Ivuchburg pepcrs please copy
,.KiNt.-Di on Frllay. juue Iorh. 10 3:iO p
N. ar the resiuthf" ~ her parents, l32s north
lwenty-seyenfh street. LEILA ELSIE. infant
daughter OF Il. J.. fnd j. t. King. aged tive
months and thirteen days.
MITCHELL Died, in Roanoke. Va, June
9th. JAMES W. MITCHELL. IN the forty-1rst
year Ol his age
ills funeral will take place from tho residence
or bis lrotherln-law, r.. l.. Rowe 30! west
Ialn street. TODAY Sunday. June 18th. at
9:O =. II. Friends invited 70 attend.
CAREY. Died. June TO- I3f2. AZ 1855 =. ".
IlIl l.. beloved wife OF John a. Carey, IN the
nity-nrst year OF her age.
.hiLi.-'iet. at his residence. June 9th, j. ".
HILL. IN the forty-iirsf year ~ his age
Funeral VIII take place from the EbegeZer
Baptist church TODAY sunday. June leth a,
O'Clock = VI. Friends and acquaintances IN
ylled 10 attend.
GARY Died. AZ the residence Of her father
June lO' 1872. IN hoster Va, J.. o.. daughter OF
years and ten months
Funeral TODAY Sunday. June 18th. At Win
terpOch Chesterfield county.
Nasnington ID. o. and Pittsburgh (kan) pa
pers lease copy
hlLLtR.--Died. az the residence OF his bro
ther-iu law. 4. J. Jones No. ~ west Marshall
street az 2;21 clock J.. NJ Saturday June nth.
III My A. MILLER; aged ,hirty-seyen years.
nhls Sunday AFTERNOON at s;9D o'clock.
Friends nnd relatives invited 20 attend.
Fort Worth Tex. Washington W. c. aud
CINCINNATI papers please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

NORFOLK. Va. June n.-lSpscial.l-
Gun son was brought here this evening very
badly Injured. having beon caught i'm the main
sheet OF tho four-masted schooner Campbell a.
Newport News and seriously hurt a0oui the
head. lie was taken 10 the Marine Hospital
very large party Of Elks left here tins even
ing on tho Bay line and Washington boats for
Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
The schooner Alma Cummings. Captain A. /.
Cummings. from Boston 20 Port ROYAL with oak
lumber. arrived here to-day and reports having
encountered heavy weather luesday uighf.
The vessel struck on tho beach opposite Pea
Island lfe-saylng station and fOundorel
heavily. iettisoned part o. the cargo and los,
a hfe-boat. The schooner lay upon the beach
Tor several hours bat foated al high water.
She signalod the life saving station, bur could
get no assistance.
The well-known actor Harry Jefferson died
here this afternoon at tho Retreat for the SICK.
- The schooner hover from New York 10
Tampa bay. arrived here tonight in distress.
having slrung aleak N the 0uii Stream. She
Is IN bad condition.
Mrs; Mary II. Miller, If Danville. mother Of
Mrs Dongherty Of the Purcell House this city
Is very III in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

WAnM SrRMGs, Va. June 11.-lSpeclaI. 7
Governor 7. w. Mckinney. Morton Marye.
c. Lee Moore Josiah Ryland, Jr. and W W.
Hartman are here to-day enjoying the attrac-
tons OF the Warm Springs. They express
themselves delighted with the valley and are
unstInted in thei, praise OF the bath here
This party composes the Board of Public
Works and are on a tour # inspection Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. Mr. G. f. Wexford,
secretary Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, and
also Of the Virginia Hot Springs COMPANY,
has charge of the party. They, accompanied
BY William 81 McAllister. J. T. McAllister
and K. J.. Parish, visited the flag rock this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs i. /. Parrish, Of Coyington,
are here for few days, the guests Of j. l.. Eu-
bank.
Rev. T. II. Combs. Of Covington. will con-
duet services In the Episcopal church here TO-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Severe uaii-storm-CourtofAnneoIs

WYrnrvILLE. VA, June 10 SPECIAL Tho
severe hsil-storm which visited Wytheville AMI
vicinity v Wednesday did some damage 10 the
wheat and gardens. hat not Is much as Mas az
nrst feared. The hah poured down like rain
for nearly an hour. accompanied by wind. isbt-
ming and thunder .heavr rainfall followed
The laundry IL the basement of the WOODEN
mills was flooded and WORK could not be re-
sumed for twentv-four hours.
nr. James Castle lost horse and colt, which
were struck by lightning, and had q field OF
wheat badly damaged.
The Methodist congregation have Just had
handsome new pigs organ set up. An organ r..
cltal aud sacred concert was given in the church
tonight TO raise the amount still due on the
organ.
llr. and Mrs. J. l. Gleavos viii on the nth
give an entertainment IN compliment 10 Mr.
aud Mrss Taylor Glosyes. of Lynchbnrg, who
Will be visiting their brothers il WytheyiNe at
that time.
The court of appeals is in session this morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
The Virginia Baseball Club.

The Richmonds having dis banded. the
lovers of tho national game Will DO glad 20
know that tho best players OF this team and
OF the Old Dominiops ~ last season have COM
bned and organized the Virginia Base Ball
Club This team. although an amateur one,
can and will play good ball.
Tho following games have been arranged TO
date
Saturday. June 18th Manchester Saturday.
June 25th. Richmond College Monday. July.
4th two games /. University of Virginia.
Tie following are the players. IS. T. Harri-
son. manager and centre field; Leftwich.
catcher, West, pitcher; Enreht pitcher:
Cullen. first base Mcdonald second base:
Apologize, third base Wade short stop: Nc
Mann right field; Lumsden. lett held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
,efore we are all consumed in the fsrceness

before we are III COuouIucu IA
OF this fire. =, or;oJ "Wa
Lava no time 10 lose. the stars are inning
and tho worlds in q light blaze. lou oWe
me sixty dollars. Square up ana ieI u1 uae
honestr "D-d-don't trouble me J-Johh az
r.,ch a t;mo. w-what good will the money DO
gu, when the world and all Of Us are burnt
,n INT don't owe you but fifty. Jonn tnen
a,nlained 10 the Majors satisfaction that the
.n,onnt was sixty. and opening anotner smut
,ar binding him with the glare. ana teiiihe
b;m II he didn't hurry up they would ootn %
T,al Tor the eternal burnings. before npal
ss,tlement of the game was MADE AT iass ~
Srcn5 the old Major 10 draw out his pocket
III And now the splendid mimetlc
,'oyyer Of Mr. Tucker was exhibited
pow, The glare without and the burn
rs annoaIs of John drew as eye teeth
US us, Ru1d five ten-dollar notes. Then
~ naues and begs 10 be allowed 10 sing
~ ifr~rebukes the useessness and folly of "A
ssttjement when the world was "a-burnln'
nm Then keeping his game eye on the
cren window 10 Johns alarm. begins -
roil M tho notes John says: That's ali right;
Tho fifty will make US even and enable me 10
souare up with the boys" But the Major, re-
turning the roll u his pocket-Dook, STAN
mered. ANY time will DO tor settlement
between gentlemen. Flor. J-Jonn, the leog-
80, seems 10 be holdin' up" and JOnn
go the time for that settlement between
Gentlemen never came. This story. with the
Snuint and stammer and singing. Just suits
Mr.. Tucker who Is a great actor.
4 senator told me he saw 1t roll President
once from his chair al the mead OF
iis own table TO the sofa and then 70 the car
net in a paroxysm Of laughter.
j. III. L. WILDERNESS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Cardinal Gibbons-,ishmond Guests.

PRIvcKss AvNE Ho7EL, June IL Special. J
Cardinal Gibbons visited the Beach on Tues
day last and was tie guest Of VI. Gennan. Of
the Norfolk Virginian, at his cottage villa
Comfort. one OF the most pleasant sites on
the ocean.
The following Richmond people have regis
tered here during the week for soiourn
General Joseph X. Anderson wife and maid
4. 4. Archer and wife. ". T. Buckner. I'd
ward Hobee. II. Rick and wife Mrs. NJ. A.
Lynch. with the following young ladies'
namely, Miss Lille Warren. Miss Laura War
rem. Miss Maggie Warron. Miss Marion lishor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
LAST NIGHT'S FIRE.
The Stock Of II. ". Taliaferro Total Loss.
Tho Damnge and Insuranoe.


About IL o'clock last evening those Of Rich
mond's residents who had not retired were
startled by an alarm of fire from box -, sta
toned at Twelfth and Main streets. A few
moments previously some one rushed into the
Dispatch Office and asked for the KEY Of the
fire alarm box situated at that corner. DR..
q. Watson James turned IN the alarm.
When / reached the scene / could see al
glance that the contents Of II. b. Taliaferro
Is Cos establishment. commission mer-
chants, would 100 entirely consumed.
There was no fro visible at
the front of tho house and
water had not yet began 10 play on It's
brother element. 4 fireman was Dusily en-
gagged knocking the front door IN. In the
rear flames came from the cellar windows and
door
Tho fire, which evidently originated in tho
cellar. soon spread rapidly. and although soon
gotten under control tho entire stock OF Mr.
laliaferrO is a total loss. SuO.ett s. Cary and
Jones warehouse adjoln, but they wall suffer
little If any damage.
When j saw Mr.. TaliGferro this morning he
said that fire had not been IN the building
since winter and that he was unable O. as
sign any cause for the cOniingration. Moore
carries the bulk of his insurance. with sew
eral hundred in the Virginia Fire aud Marine.
The loss is about $1,000, which is fully COW
cred By policies.
Mrs. Mary W. Thomas owns the building.
which is only partially destroyed. The loss
is covered by insurance. Grain. potatoes
hay. -four and tobacco we're the principal
goods burned.
Many of Richmond's society folks. believ-
ing the CALICO Mills TO be burning, went 10
the scene.
The Main-street cars were stopped by the
hose lying across the street.
A big policeman had pleasant time Of il
stopping people from going back Of the burn
in building.
The alarm OF FIRE at 1890 was caused by
blaze IN Wingtefis carpenter shop. near the
Brook-ayenUe engine-hOuse. Tie damage
was very slight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
COUNT BIsMAKCK's WEDDING.
Evsneelist rIfe-Rev. Thomas DIXON. Jr.

Ia GBAvGr. n. c.. June l1.-ISpecal. =
Evangelist Fife has been holding "a religious
revival in Goldsboro during the last ten days
and the town has been very much aroused.
There have been about three hundred con-
versions.
Mr.. Andrew Joyner. of Greenvlle. who is
representing the Keely Institute. lectured in
town last night
rance companies of the State. has lust been
10 Seven Springs looking into the matter Of
the school building which has recently been
burned there.
A Third party club was organized here last
Saturday night with about forty members.
The Teachers Assembly will begin at More
head on the 18th. At least 1900 people are ex-
pect Co he present
Rev Thomas Dixon. Of New York lectures
on July I'd and breaches July Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Republican Presidential Nominatio,

NORFOLK, VA, june H. Especial There
are many indications OF satisfaction among
Norfolk Federal ofiice-holders over the nomi-
nation of Harrison. but the rank and iilo of
the party are disappointed. Blaine was the
general preference. The opinion expressed
by Democrats IS that Harrison is not a strong
candidate. and by proper effort can DO de-
feated for reelection.
Work on the Norfolk and Camden railroad
is progressing rapidly. This is "A narrow
gauge road. being constructed from this city
to Camden Courthouse. n. c. and 10 be ex
tended eventually 10 Elizabeth CITY. n. &.
1t will shorten the distance to that city eleven
miles. Seven miles OF steel rails have been
laid.
Captain John L. Roper. president of the
North Carolina Pine Lumber Company. has
written letter 10 Mr.. ~ Glennan. of the
Virginia Board of Worlds Fair Commission
ers. proposing TO finish wing or room or
such portion as may DO agreed upon OF the
Virginia building ut Chicago with Virginia
pine.
There is general complaint on the ground
OF unhealthlness among the workmen of the
hayward about the water recently intro
duced there by means of Artesian wells
An excursion will be run from Atlanta. Ga.
over the SeabOard Air Line June 18th for tho
convenience OF those desiring TO see the Texas
launched
Norfolk lodge of Elks and Portsmouth
lodge lett for Buffalo and Niagara Falls to-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
I.iauor Licenses Granted.

PAMPIN. Va. Juno IL Special Judge
Horseley, Of the Circuit Court OF Appomat-
tox has reversed tho decision of the lower
court as rendered on April 10Th in the liquor
license contest and has granted license at this
place. II is stated by the Oldest citizens that
such excitement and feeling as has marked
this contest was never seen here before over
such matters and large element desired
greatly that the state of affairs remain as the
first order. Messrs. H. D. Flood and W. G.
Franklin represented the cause of the vets.
whilo Judge w. II. Sam aud Mr. w VI. Ber-
nard managed the case for the "drys."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Felony Cases-Dainage by Rain.

PULASKI. Va. Juno 1O.-lSpecial. The
county court has since Monday been en-
gagged in the trial Of felony cases. More per
sons will be convicted OF felony during the
present term Of court than during the pre-
cediug five years.
Much damage has been done by the local
rains. but there has been no hail. Wheat Is
looking remarkably well and sellers Of reap
ers have been doing good business in this
county. Some of our farmers have been eX-
hibiting specimens OF Strawberries as large as
hen g eggs.
The new church buildings are nearly COM
pleted and new houses are going up in every
direction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

am i'm my sovcntv-third wear. and for fifty
years have been great sufferer from indiges-
ton. constipation and bihousness. / nave tried
and got uO permanent relief. About one year
ago the disease assuming more severe and
dangerous form, ] became very week and Jos {
flesh rapidly / common 'ed using Dr. IA. MOI
ley 5 Lemon Elixir. ] gained twelve pounds in
three months. My strength and health. ny ap-
petite and my digestion were perfectly restored
and now leel as young and vigorous as / ever
did ia my lilo. J.. J. ALLIED.
DOOrheeper Georgia STATE Senate.
state Capitol, Atlanta. GA, Aug. b, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Psnlc Ia the Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. H.. June 1.-THE racket with
which the Board OF Trade markets opened to-
day such n Is only heard IN time OF unusual
excitement. Wheat dropped three cents per
hushol and corn about TWO and three-quarte~
cents as coon a. the opening signal allowed the
brokers 20 throw the stan upon the market
be cause o! tue panic was yesterdays retort
wheat had improved four points In condition
during the month and that spring wheat was
IN IS good a shape ~ on the year before at the
corresponding time The average was also
given ~ about Is lar 60 as on the previous year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

Mrs. y. A IL Entire WI as from Sprir z Place,
Ga: For mauv wears uaye been q groat sui-
ierer from indigestion. sick headache and ner-
vous prostraI0n. ] tried many remedies. but
leys Lemon Elixir l am now in better health
than for many years. by daughter has been
subject 20 chilis and fever from her infancy.
could get nothing 10 relieve her. the Lemon
Elixir has restored her 20 perfect health.
Sold by druggists, 50c and 81 per bottle. Pre-
pared by Dr.. II. Motley. Atlanta. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

Mrs. William A. Wyatt and her daughter
Mrs. George T.. styll. who were hurt in a
runaway accident Friday evening. an account
of which appeared IN this paper Yesterday.
are resting quietly and doing as well as could
b. expected under the circumstances. Mrs.
WAITS condition, while serious, is not
necessarily critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Fine Crops-Eiect,on Of oecars

SC0rTsylLIE. VA. juno ll.-lSpecial. Thu
farmers OF this section OF Virginia are pIan,ing
large crops OF tobacco. The wheat is he he =
for many years. The peach and apple croe
promises but poorly.
:, The election Of officers for Scottsville Lodge
No: -. A. i. and A. NJ, took place in their hail
last evening and the following were elected for
the ensuing year:
W. 3 Beal worshipful master; Jonah Pitts
senior warden; N. i. Ellis. junior warden: III
q. ,harIiS. secretary; :. r. Gait treasurer: 4.
= Heath psenioT deacon; W. p. Londree. junior
Mclyen tiler F'' W -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
Heavy Damagee-First Picnic.

EG1rRsoN. Va. juno 1.-THE recent rains
have damaged the hay in this section very
much, as u large quantity had Just been cut
Wheat is beginning to ripen and harvest
viii -hegn during The coming week. The
crop is much better than it was last year
The first picnic of the season was giyen by
the ladies' of Shady-GrOve church Last Mon
day. Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe. of Richmond.
delivered lecture on Woman" IN the church
at night