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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRS
121s Penn. ave. nv.
Our srecialtes:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH wYrH-
OUT PLATES


Teeth that have dscsysd and broten away may b.
oyers:ed upon by this system: crowns enrrssed upon
the roots gfven new lease Of life and maze a so0t
euccees artificial must he soconsfructedthAt
ehall permansntly arrest decay at the broken end6
the root md strong enough 70 prevent splitting OF ths
root breaking loose from its attschnents We claim
thatour have al these and when
combined With bridge work. which consists IN supply.
ing teeth that have pecn extr.ced. MAKES the moss
besutiful end aursbe sgplisnce ever devissd :. .
plate 70 cover The roof Of the mouth The sdv.nrs
msnt IN dsntsty has beer in the last few year
We have kept pnce with these improvements and ths
paesns Of he Evans Paror assured Of recsiving
The benef o. thsss prsctced and applied In the most
sklfui and ars1ptc Our pricss for this class
o. worn vii b. found reasonable - 4 Consistent
With Arse-cla. wurk and bsst msseriaia We p-rfor
Ailinu srsiA1Al tseeh On god, platins. rubber sna
rubfsr Had M gold Extracting without pain-
Eirim
TNR 6TAHR PARsONs. COR 9TH AND n sra
llocni anssAstic used on the % alsy tie pan
n e11scsinr excsient for thos< who cannot take
res W1fk sn1s<y fl1ne Speciality. such vii rive
comforf md Gnfiafaction- Al ranchss Of d~ufisfry
a. pssssat ieu.tioa twelve yesrs S<2f
TUEI DENrAL rNT1RMAkY-TEETH rTILED
snd srsncial tsesh lnsertsd without chsrre srcsp
q d 6oinnban univsraty. rom i % ,. y. dsaiS
ssys 10y rs. s.ssces's f'ss sAra.ry spse e.
nfNTAL IHnR4ARf-NATIoEXL UNfyER
~ dtI, 60. ~ aad "a n u. opsn 20 g, al -
80 xx1eetjeE. -. No. f1l1l.n ~ g..sss =
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CLEN ECHO

The tyip over the Glen Echo raiiwsy b one Of ~
See the maeniAcent ampldtheater, the coliseum Of
America Enjoy the vundsrful souneFy. the beautiful
charme that the plSce prsaenta :,
The Glen Echo rauYny coxD week dnyu leuvu Glen
Echo on - hour snfstnrn on - ksif SoW TN ~
ma after which time cars leave Glen Echo and Ten
RAnaES rowED 81 eTRAM-0ARAOITY 40
~ p9seae-c1 BE- cAnf1.zg4 for exc1zs1ons - o!ea
~; IN $ @ - =, ,a.s 49, ...'''
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

NoRFoLk AND wAsHISerox sTkAMBoAr CO
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.-
SUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR COLONIAL BEACH
AND
rrNEY POINT.
Grand opening % Piney Rcsn.,,
SATURDAY JUNE II. lsaa.
Srhs s;ssms, Ssorse resry Win le.v. 10. company.
siesr sstura.S. ooSs .n sSs an .- -, 81.
Az .:..!ss e S.: ss 's'lsal p s sGs,
s ssif sa ss. :ss
Pnss fn sspns osa.
hfr; .l.t :as a. s. ;Sssd f ~
S;ss sS :1 TsaPs y:s 1 s fsin o.
s 3 s ass. q d s:s a.
early as so S 4 2sr Z 'sS .Ss s.
NEW AND PALATiAL STEINER -
Prom nh st. Ferry wharf. eon aUMsAifh'
SATURDAY. JUNE Is. AT $40 p Nj
Res S3soS Ssr route on the PIorUEEsSyE LOWER
~ sa55SS bHas E NEWS Rsb Sf.ss Il
Touching stsn wATERING PLACES
-- AND SUMNER RESORTS,
COLONIAL BEACH, C0LrONsS, LEONARprOwN
ST. SE9RgE,s ISLAND, N6MINi cREEK.
SMITHS GREER
Returnine. arrives at Washington on sundsy~ NJ
10 30 p and Wednesdays and Frfdsys A. IA m
Steamer expressly fitted for the route Psssenser A.
Communications nrstclasA @. ". RIDLEY
.el5-3m General Manacer
Brsr OF ALL
AID PLEASANT EXCURSIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

HOODS PILLS should be IN every family medicine
chest. Once used. always preferred. 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

Castellon Wine is Of special benefit il
cases Of dvsentery and diarrhpa.
81 per quart bottle, 6 bottles for IS.
jy7-1m A. HEITMULLER Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

All Ball Players say there is nothing ik
Whites Yucatan Gum to relieve the parche
condition Of the throat produced by overhea,
ing. jy11-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

Aa0ay a0th tie aOash-d0ara
Use Pearline. AS long as
you use the old wash-board
there'll be hard work and
waste. That's what goes with
it, and can't be taken from it.
That's what it was made for.
It's the rub, rub, rub, on it
that ruins the clothes. It's
The dashboard that wears
you out. You don't need it.
Away with wash-day! You
don't need that, either. You
don't set apart a day for wash
ing the dishes. Wash the
clothes in the same way, with
no more work, a few at a time.
But you'll have to use
Rsayline to do it. Psarlane
only can rid you of dashboard
and hard work; with it you can
do your washing when you
like. And you can do it safely,
too. Directions on every
package. -, =. =,
beware cf limitations. 2i6 JAMES PYLE, NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRh.


Nxw YoRx. duly l.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 7sz,. low mlddling, L. iDc. coed ordi-
nary. Gle; net receipts, none; gross, l.3sI
naIes. exports-to Great Britain. 2.9s0 bales;
10 the Continent, 20 bales; forwarded, Ils
bal.s: sales. 3,4l6 bales: splnners, 10 bales
stock, 329,S00 bales. WeeSIy nes receip.,, ~3t
Great Britain, 6,l06 bales; 10 France, 40
hales. 10 the Continent. 500 bales; for.wardeo,
2.795 bales; sales, 20,ot5 bales; s9inners,
I .7s7 bales Totals to-day-Net receipts, ABB
n,Ies: exports-to Great Britain, 2s.34l bales;
10 Franoe. 2. l2l bales; 70 tho Continent, Ia
I36 bales Totals since September it-Set
reeeints. 6,qSS,63g bales; expor,s-to Great
BRITAIN. 800, O07 bsics: 10 France, 6So,oyV
Dales: 10 The Continent, i,15e,ooO bales; " the
Channel. q, 731 bales. southern Lour auil Du,
steady. Wheat eseader ana moderately active;
M. y red SOC. store and elevator; elssl14c
a1oaf: options closed steady, isa1sc- under yes-
terday: JuIy. sU1sc.; August, s5c. OctoLer.
size. Corn dull and weaker; No. z, ovao9Itc:
in elevator; dOa6o1ec: a,oa'i op' .1 et s,
TEMPER, 55lsc.; October, 5&,s. Oats dull and
lower: options quiet and nrmer; July. 3se. !;
Sc ,tenb Der. 3dl1c: spot No 2. sS1zafoc. /;
mixed western, 3oa40c. C0nce-Optlons ciossi
steady sss = gGrss 'sS s
SII.so: spot RIO arm and quiet; No. Z, 13e:
euear-Rcsnec fairly active aud 1rtn; standard
A. 5-10a4tSc-; eranuiated. S.losfssc' NO
lasses-New Orleans steady and quiet. kice
aaies: reonod, New YORK, "a; PhiladeIphia AID
Bsi:imore. s5.a5. Cotton seed oil duh and easy
crude. goo. Rosln rlesdy and quiet strained.
common 10 rood, sl.25a3l.27}f Turpeatino
dniI bus steady. fork nrsn extra prime, q y
en- 1 f,ssssa s ssss ss,i 's ra and
Quiet. Nidslos quiet and ara Lard .saxss
ma ds,li: ucsforn sseam. e7.171fj ctr, 98sae
SS. ~ Jaly, 81 10; sspssnner 7.ae oesobsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
THE MOTHER WINNER
MRS. HARRIS GETS HER BOY FOR NINE
MONTHS or EACH YEAR.
A Reconciliation Between Father and
Mother Probabis-spencer Case Con-
tipued-Other state Affairs.
fspec,aI telegram TO tho DIspatch.l


AsHxvrLLr, N. c., July IAN interested
crowd awaited Judge Shuford to-day TO
hear his decision in the Harris habeas-
corpus case. The father and child were in
court. Mrs. Harris. the rother. who
sought 10 recover the boy. was not pres
ont. In the opinion of the Judge the lack
of personal service upon Mr.. Harris, a
nonresident of Colorado, at the institu-
ton Of the divorce proceedings. made the
decree of the Colorado court in regard TO
the custody Of the child David. az the
time with his father and resident of North
Carolina. of no binding force.
CONTROLLING CONSIDERATION.
The welfare of the child was the con-
trolling consideration. The decree gives
the child to the mother nine months of
each year, and TO the father three. A bond
of $4,000 Is required from eacb, and the
costs are equally divided. Mir. Harris's
counsel have given notice of an appeal TO
the Supreme Court.
PROBABLE RECONCILIATION.
A private interview between Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris occurred this morning before
the delivery Of the decision. and this fact
gives hope that the earnest recommends
ton of tho Judge from the bench of q
reconciliation may not be unavaIliLG. The
decision is generally approved.
CONTINUED.
The case Of Z. ~ Spencer. charged with
obtaining money under false pretences, is
again continued. this time 70 the 2Oth.
Mr.. Spencer is trying to settle with his
creditors.
A congressional convention of Republi-
cans has been called TO meet in Ashevllie
August Sd TO nominate candidate for
Congress and electors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Another Louisiana Flood.
nv tafafrra nh 10 tho Df9patgh

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The officers Of the
steamer Alice, which reached this city last night,
report that the entire country along tho Amlte
river Lake Maurepae aud Port Vincent IL under
water; that IN consequence OF freshet me
Ami,o river has risen seven feet, and that the
country from its mouth TO Port Vincent. dis
lance Of sixty miles. Ia under water from three
10 i've feet deep. Business has been wholly
suspended, mills have been stopped, and many
families are leaving their homes for the hills.
The crops are almost wholly destroyed, aud
there has been very heavy loss 10 growing
farm products, bat most Of the cattle aud horses
were saved from the overflow and driven to dry
land The principle trouble crises from the
Sarpy creyssse, which has widened l25 feet
since last Wednesday, 100 feet Of embankment
going at one time few days ago. The Belmont
creyasse has also widened to 1900 feet, so that
"A vast volume OF water Is now pouring over tho
country. The water az sarpY has risen SIX
inches and unless the river eoou falls IL is more
than likely that the Illinois Central viii ind that
its openings ate Inadequate 70 carry Oh the main
norton OF the 10oi. Lake Pont. hartrain will
eIso have more than it eau conveniently dis
charge without the aid Of q sost wind, 80 there
is every danger that twill food tho country back
OF New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Festivity at Newcastle.

correspondence OF the Richmond DlspatcD.l
NEWCASTLE. VA, June 30.-Yesterdsy was de-
voted bv the citizens OF this place and the sur
rounding country 20 festivlty.
Al n match game OF baseball between the
Newcastle and Craig CITY clubs, held in the
rnornipg, the score stood 80 10 3 IN favor OF the
former.
Al | o'clock dinner for the benefit Of the new
academy here was given at tho Hotel Hum
phries. .,
Al o'clock a tournament and knights parade
was ( en-. mastery address 10 the knights
was delivered 10y Mr. g. y. Hawkins, Of this
place. At the riding the first prize Was won by
Mr.. Charles Lipes, OF Meadow Creek, who crown
ed Miss Lily Mann, OF that vicinity, as queen;
the second 10y MIR. Bird Carper, GROWING Miss
sue White, Of salem; the third by Mr.. H. Nut
tor. crosning Miss f. Turner; the fourth by
Nr. \. Tatum, GROWING Miss LARA Turner; the
nfth 10y Mr.. w. q. Carper. GROWING Miss 49,
Mann. ,r.
inere were seven contestants in all. The
crowns were distributed nj the supper and ball
given al the hotel al night, 0nd the coronation
address. delivered by Mr. I. \ Read, Of this
place, was handsome and appropriate.
Thu weather here during this season has been
al,o for the farmers, and they are IN general
rejoicing al the prospect OF abundant crops.
MIoat - unusually hno.
the Craig Mineral railroad, IN spite OF the
herd times, Is paying expenses.
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Our MANUAL or INVESTMENTS fssfsrg-st wsst o. -
snd ished BIZ aay fsakia. Hose In Anefies ts ~ ssb
may 30 chained by cens upon tppee.noo sh sst
t'The clshoFaie aud handsomew sai nsss 1891
-sosfon HERALD. eli hss ne sav$ " INA eenoys~
klc asHoND plsFArch
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An Anti-Lottery Reverse.
fpv,oiayr.n, IN the DIspatch.l

NEW ORLEANS, La, July Through bad man
agement IN political sense the victory OF Foster
ard the anti-lottery faction Ia being frittered
away. The defeated McEncry side engineered
quietly and nicely, and when it came TO caucus
Tor circuit judges OF the State appellate courts
the McEncry men captured Ave out OF the six.
j. g Youn1, the chairman OF the Returning
Board. who virtually made Foster Governor, was
defeated by y. w. sutheriine, the defeated can
diiate for attorney-generaL X. 7. hunter, VINO
was the aggressive leader Of tho Foster cam
paign, wns beaten by Judge w. #. Blacsman-
John VI. Kennedy, who went over from the anti
lottery side TO the McEnery faction, was noui-
mated over several strong anti-lottery Leaders.
In Now Orleans r. y. Ogden. weli-known lot-
terry man, defeated Frank McGlein, who was
such an ant-lottery enthusiast that despite his
position on the bench he organized hurrah cluDs
and led shouting columns through the CITY
streets. Judge James VI. Thompson, another
McEnery man, was nominated over }. u. stone.
The Foster element only succeeded IN saving one
man. II. d. Smith, who Is from the Governors
parish OF NJ. Mary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
THIRD-PARTY MeNAr LoGeERHEADs
And Yet They Talk About State Ticket
Interest In Mr.. Stevenson.

Correspondence OF the Rich nond Dspstchl
RALEIGH, n. c.. July The Third-party
men are at loggerheads in this district.
ID. L. Meacham and S. Ohio Wilson want
to be congressional candidates. and SO
does Stroud. of Chatham. Wilson, 1t Is
alleged. has had the date of the cOnven-
ton changed TO suit his own purposes.
He is one of the main workers OF the party
in the State and IL now a delegate 10
Omaha. Some OF the Alliance men are
making the most strenuous efforts 10 pre-
vent the putting oct OF State ticket by
the Third party, arguing that II this Is
done the Democrats will suffer severely.
In conversation to-day one of these gen.
tlemen assured me that there are more
Ihird-party men III the State than Is gem
orally believed He saws that by per-
sistent talk much of it III secret meetings,
their minds have been literally poisoned
and they will not listen TO arguments OF
any kind save from those of their own be-
lief.
Rev.J.L. Murphy has been elected presi-
dent of ClaremOnt College.
There is naturally great deal OF interest,"
in Adlal f.. Stevenson III North Carolina
His parents lived on the line between Ire
dell and Alexander counties ana quite near
the Catawha line. He has visited his rela-
tives in this State several times.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE.
The arrangements for the encampments
of the State troops are perfected. In the
first encampment, July 2lst, there will be
sixteen companies, and in the second en-
campment. beginning August Atm, there
will be seventeen companies. The force
will be the largest ever III camp IL me
State since the first encampment OF me
State Guard in 1877. The CAM. grounds
are very attractive, there being fine turf,
and excellent water has been secured from
the new fube-wells which were driven IN
NAV There are 101 acres in the States
camp-Cround at Wughtsville. thirty-fye
being devoted 70 drills. The ritie-Tange II
no TO 500 yards. The sea-coast battery. OF
two puus and four mortars, all ten-lnch. Is
in front OF the centre of the camp. There
are four pavilions or mess-halls, each hold
ing 500 men.
At Fayetteville to-day Grand Master j;
4. Bruton. of Wilson. instituted a lodge OF
Odd-Fellows with sixty members.
The closing exercises OF the Croxtan In
dian Normal School IN Robson county
were held to-day.
Governor Holt to-day made a requlsition
on the Governor of Tennessee for William
IL. Shelton, who murdered Grant Tand IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

BALTIMORE, July i.--Flour steady and IN
changed: receipts, 1919 barrels; shipments.
',7,453 barrels; sales. $50 barrels. Wheat dnl;
No. red. spot S5l5aS5ssc., July, Slasfssc; ;
August. S334nStc.; september, S6l4c asked
steamer No red, B2c. receipts, 81 ,s4l bush
els: shiprn snts, las, 500 bushels; stock, 5od.-
54S bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels southern
wheat lower Fultz. SOaoSc.; Longberry, S9a
soc. Corn dull : mixed spot, 5Jaj514c.: July,
5is4a354c; August, 54isc. asked; receipts
2.S4S bushels: shipments, 42,l14 bushels
stock, 157, $3.50 bushels: sales, lb,OOc busncls.
Southern corn firm; shite, 62a63c.; yellow, 9s'c.
Oats steady TO Arm: No. white western, 3llea
42l6c.: No. . mixed western, 3ohc.; receipts,
1000 bushels: stock, $3.50 bushels. rye
quiet; No. 2. S41sc, and nominal; stock, f,cs'
bushels. Hay nfm; good 10 choice tlrnotny'
S14.5Oas15.00. Grain freights quiet ana un'
changed. Cotton nominal: middhng. 7ssc. FRO
visions steady and active. Mess-pork. siS.oV'
Buk-mcats QoJsc)-- Shoulders, $3.50; long.
clear, IS; clear-rib sites, 1910: sugar-pir kied
shoulders. $3.50; sngsr-cured smoked Shout
ders. $3.50 hams, smalt s132J lnrSe, ST.
Lard-Relaed. SS,2j crude, 1910. Butter &C
tive; creamery, ian y, 2ic. 30. fair 10 cho'ce'
lsa2Oc; do. imitation, 11alSc.; ladle, iAnct'
l6c.; do good TO choice, 14aloc. store-pee 1e g,
i1aIic; grass. 12aIac Eggs steady at ioc'
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes far, l019c.; NO q
13c Sugar steady; graduated, aitc. copper
nrm ana in fair demand; refined, ilaliiAc'
Whiskey steady at sL2oasI.27. Peanuts I'M
changed.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS No., July l.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat closed firm, 14aasc. below yes
terday: cash, re; July. T7lsc: September
7oa7656c Corn-Cash sold lower at 44'lci op-
lions closed fraction under yesterday: June,
4f5sc.: September s5l4c. Oats about nrm
cash and July. 3034c. Nhiskey steady NJ sl.lO.
Provisions quiet and easier; no quctapie
change.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July Flour DUH Wheat scarce
and strong; No. = red, sc. Corn easier ana
active: No. 2 mixed, 4Sleaiac. Oats easier
No. mixed, 33Aa3illc. Pork caster ~
at $1i.62lS. Lard hrm at S6.611e. Bulk-meats
strong at $3.50. Bacon In fair demand and high
er at sS.25ass.37l6. Whiskey steady at sl.l5,
WILMINGTON.
wmusGros, N. c., July l.-Turpentine
firm az 26ISc. kos'n teady: strained. Soc.
good strained. soc. Tar firm at eL4O. Grade
turpentine steady; hard, al; yellow-dip and vir'
gin, SLID.
NEW YORK COTTON FuTURE>
NEW YORK, July l.--Cotton receip pts n me
gross, ,3s7 bales. Futures closed quiet: sales
IS, 100 aales; July. 81 1sas71g: August, 81 Pa
m -
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fCorrespOndencc OF the RICHMOND DIspatcn'I
SCOTLAND NECK. y. C., July 1.-The nrm OF II.
l. Rogers q Co.. OF Durham, Yesterday p,i' ny -. a
here 10 the late John W. WOOD. son OF DR.: W. X.
Wood, superintendent Of tho insane asylum NJ
Raleigh. ,..,.,,,.
rnere have been frequent ana nestric,Ise
h.tis tn tfis aection this week. News come
from the GraaIn farm, on the Roanoke river;
that sixiy acres Of cotton was destroyed anu
some damage done TO corn
velopment, and the tobacco crop Is injured by
the rains. ,...u,-.
Mr. John T. Brinkley. prominent tra'eihns
man of this place, came home very sck.
visi,ino Richmond 10 purchase n stock OF goods.
Mrs. s. p. Kitchen and Miss Fannie hirnen
are visiting In Kinston.
Sir. b. Q. Pearce. OF Greenvillc, has visited
friends here this week. -.
Or. r.. NJ. Johnston returned yesterday from
llffiafOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
IN AHATTERAS GALE.
. scaooNER's eULWaHks STOVE
AND Her MklNSAlL LOST.
..n.,or sherman at virginia Bcach-Pes-
nuts and Potatoes snffer by tho
R.in.-An octogcnarisn Dead.

NonforK, Va, July 1.-The schooner
GEORGIA Clarke. Of Philadelphia, Captain
Bartlett. from Philadelphia to Charleston
~,,b coal. arrived here to-day IN distress
having been IN a gale otf Hatteras and had
he, hnlwarks stove aud lost her mainsaii'
me Captain noted protest aud survey was
held. -,
United States Senator John Sherman o.
Ohio. and bis secretary, Colonel baoco'~'
arrived here today On roare 70 b BOZ a
While waiting for the steamer me- I'D by
run % Virginia Beach, accom- n q.
Hon. George +. Bcwden; M aate
Banks and Postmaster +; - $50 sponsor
Mis- Madge Houston Niii9au.. for Wash.
of,bc Texas. and her mother ieit 'of " "'"-
insioD tonight.
vovs or rHE TIT hk"s' -,-
The rains and GOODS o, .e 80 and pea
nave g''a'.1 ,pr bottom lands along tho
nus tI'iN carolina railroad, anu "a = .nc
Nol'"'" ~ ,laufe aud vines nave ue"h
j pia 'S W. bv fbe roots and hcated h"aN'
Nh'n, al the county nave Niso
Dc y the rains IN me TOT
4 ~ The lrsl-potato crop ~
~ ;he GROUND. and for this Tels'n 10y e.
..H :.
H.,.,.,,s and shipping them Tor any I,lhlns
''., 90 often SID a barrel EVen
."".e,.t ebipment of the crop TINS wear
'D ...llsi s8a barrel, when 10 other
"-' .Le first on the market COM
liza sand = "a barrel. All that was
t,. Norfa.k county truckers on otheF
r.t1ls wear is lost on lTish potatoes
,,i the. bavc their cucGmDeFS' cl'iohS'
eul melons got 90 snip.
INV OFFICIALS BEoiN.
4utbe nowly.elecied municlpal oInoers
a. I.fD cities entered upon the'r du.les s
(, d.,. and both communities nave mr..
er.lrprises on hand for the iinprpN,y,,ilen'
nf fhc streets, pubhc WORKS Duiu'Hb''
HI- william J. Roberts and Miss saiiio
M. ,eDrD married last evening at the
a..,,.S street Methodist Episcopal churcH
~ t.,o presence of large number oi
i-,,-l. The ceremony was performed py
u Nbi,oly Miss Matte Dre%,
t,stor If the bride, and Mr; waiter l.
Dn-cn were the Attendants. Inc cOup'e
let for Washington: g ,ha
o.. A.. l.. McMurran, pastor on tAe
CONT Street Presbyterian church III foris;,
month mas been given vacation uh'h
Ortorcr. and loft yesterday with MS laiNily
for Gorlonsyille.
INST COTTON bloom.
Tho fret cotton bloom Of the now crop
arrived iu Norfolk yesterday from Yer
0unnnns county several days earlier IMAM
last season. F., IA;
Mr.. LYMAN Chapiu, one 81 the oides, clti-
y.ns ~ Norfolk county. died az ms nome
lu Washington District Yesterday aged -
YEAR. a. came here many years ago from
Massachusetts,. MI.
Rev. Luther Doggett and wife. Of Phila-
dclpbla. are VISITING friends IN this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Thy Hero Arundaie.
s.,,,,,,, a. Of tho Richmond Dispatch.

cH,EioTTgsyIIA e, VA, July 1.-Samuel Arun-
dale. the youth Of this place mentioned IN the
Wssb,og,on coJresi Ondsnce Of the DESPATCH on
~ = osth ultiIno a. ,ing entitled 20 4 medal AZ
he hands OF the government for bravery, Is an
an,nloyee al the Charlottesville Chronicle, and IL
apout 20 years OF age He, with his mother
nd father. came 10 this ,Ountry from England
49,, sIsyen yeara ago. His act OF bravery was
the rescue OF Preston Carter, feiow-Sorkmap'
IRON drowning IN she Riyanne river year age.
Mr.. Arundale and bis mother are now visiting a.
Atlantic City. -. - NJ
John sSMas,ey and wife. as ash Lawn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
AFFAIRS IN TWO oANVILLEs.
Heavy CiVl Docket-SeVere Tines--A Safe
blown Open In YanceyyilIe.

Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
psNyuLF. VA. July The North Dan
vile Council organized to-day and elected
NJ. 1. b. Fitzgerald president 10y accla-
nation. The civil (July) term of the
husuues Court Will begin tuesday next.
Il,rc axe l2j eases Ou the docket, nearly
all of them new
!. }. Glass, white man. was tried to-
dsy lu the Ponce Court for firing IN the
street and carving concealed weapons.
Ou the two charges he was fined S45 and
costs
During heavy storm at Yanceyyille.
tas%%eh county, \. c.. last night the store
oi W. \. HARRISON a, that place was
broken into and the iron safe blown open.
dr hHItclson Is also county treasurer and
had IN the sale $500 OF the county funds.
Inns Wes a.! taken, besides about S25 in
small change hat was IN the cash. drawer.
A brace and bii aud chisel were left IN the
store which had been used by the burglar.
ana ~hien han uesn taken from a black
the thief. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

iun vhsnca he was taken by the late
.IuS.e issac w. Peasants, OF this county.
- a., s,nrentico on his farm, and after
serv,ns n,,t HE term be obtained employ
mera "a a farm hand with Judge Peasants,
with whom he lived untd the death OF that
.ansiensn last year. when nc Yves engaged
Nth Captain james Spencer on the section
whare M worked to-day. The body has
NJ Secn recovered, but IL now being
a,s,eed for by large force OF men. De-
ceased has sister residing In Richmond.