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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
DEATHS.


RAMNITZ.-Died, Tuesday. June 18th, at
the residence OF her sister. Mrs kaufelt cor
uer state street and Williamsburg avenue, Mrs.
AMELIA RAiiNll/, wife Of Oscar kamnitz,
after a long illness, in the thirty-hfth year Of
her age
MINOR-Diod. az the residence Of Der son.
William Remnant. Tuesday, June 18th, 81 1880
Inneral from Second baptist church color
edl at4P. N.l O-DAY Friday, Juiyls Friends
and acquaintance invited % attend.
Memphis papers please copy.
CHRISTIAN.-Died at 70 o'clock juno 10th. a.
the residence Of her father 10 Henrico county.
VIRGINIA ANNIE ALLISON, wife Of II; II.
Christian and only daughter OF DR.. Hugh T..
and VI. A. Smith.
church TO-DAY, July lat. az go clock T. NJ
Friends invited 70 attend without further no.
tlc0.
PERKINS Died, yesterday. June 30th, at /
o'clock, WILLIAM HARDING PERKINS, 10 the
sixtv-sevenfh year Of bis age.
Funeral TO-DAY friday at Z. NJ. from
Grace Episcopal church.
POTNDEXTER.-Died At the residence Of his
uncle Mir. James VI. Taylor, No. $50 west Grace
street. q thursday June 4th, az nFe minutes 20
3 o clock j. ~. WARREN GRlGSBf POM
DENTFK. in the f0rty-siyth year OF bis age.
His funeral VIII take place from All saints
church THIS friday EVENING az 5 o CLOCK.
COMP. Died. on Thursday. June Goth. OF
$3.50 A. H. FRANCIS JACOB. youngest son Of
Funeral will take place THIS AFTER
noon az clock from Sacred Heart church
Friends and relatives Of the family are invited
20 attend without further notice.
Washington. D. G., and Charlotte. N. c., pa
rerg please CODY.
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BUEYA VISTA. Va, June 3O.-tSpeciaL II.
II. AylOr. formerly Of Madison county. but
resident of Buena Vista two years. engaged IN
the real estate business died here Tuesday
night after a short illness. He was about
fifty years Of age and leaves wife and chill
dren
The contest for the mayoralty Of this city
between II. A. White. the incumbent and
claiming 70 hold over under the election Tor
two years from 1891 under the town charter
before the city charter was granted, and Jonn
NJ. Henkel. claiming under the election held
in May. was heard before Judge s. b. Witt,
Of Richmond. yesterday. Judge Sheperd. OF
the Buena Vista court preferrIng not 10 SIT IN
the case. The question was argued by q. ID;
Bachelor and H. ID. WinbOrne for White and
b. n. Bell and w. A. Anderson for Henkel.
The Judge stated from the bench that the
case was a very important one and he should
like to have time 10 consider It thoroughly.
lie will render his decision next week.
Monday evening IN the Baptist church Air.
George II. Rucker, formerly Of Amherst
county. and Mis- Lizzie W. Council, daughter
of Rev J. G.. Council, were married, the
father of the bride. formerly of Nansemond
county, being the officiating clergyman.
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n. Nv civ Council In Dsnville.

DavvrIrZ. Va. June SO.-lSpecial.lLthe
old city council at meeting held this after;
noon wound up is business for tho hscei
wear ending to-day. The new connch VIII
hold its first session tomorrow. Inc per
sonnel of the old and new body undergoes
but little change. there being only three new
members. Mr. Robert Brydon from the FIRST
ward NaiorG d. Richardson from the Second
ward and Sir. John II. Schooheld from the
Third ward. Captain William =. Graves tue
old Confederate veteran. the man VINO as
General Lees trusted courier IN 1865 bore the
last official message from tho great Confede,,
rate military chieftain 10 President DAVIS WI
tomorrow. for hefourth time. be inaugursted
as Nayor Of Danville. Ia the May election
ho was reelected practically by an unsni-
nous vote Of the people. -,
The shipments Of plug tobacco rom tine
CITY ia June amounted to 49l. lS6 pounds. ana
shipments from January lst 20 june 5Uth H.
elusive were 8. TX. 0G2 pounds 80,
A thunderstorm passed over the CITY this
afternoon. aud was attended by the heaviest
rainfall Of the season. The streets nave peeh
flooded with water for several hours.
A man belonging 10 cheap circus whlch
has been exhibiting on back street here for
several days. was to-day charged with shoot
ing at a woman Of disreputable character
twice but the shots failed 20 do any damage.
The circus man IS in jail.
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Virginia Notes

The Suffolk Light Infantry is awaiting an
answer 10 its application for recognition. on
receipt of which the company Will be called
together for organization.
The Confederate monument, TO be erected
by the ex- Confederates Of Isle Of Wight coun-
ty. will be placed on the plateau just IN front
of the court green.
Wythevile can boast Of more judges than
any other town in the State. Eight were
present in one church Of that town last Sun
day.
A number Of citizens Of Warren county
we're at the Capitol IN Washington recently
earnestly urging the passage OF the bill
granting the Norfolk aud Western railroad
the right 10 enter the District of Columbia
through Georgetown.
The season of frog fishing is ut its height
and large numbers are now being taken IN
the streams Of Washington county. where
they abound. The commerce IN frogs IN this
part Of Virginia is generally profitable at
this season of the year.
During the storm on Monday evening the
Second Presbyterian church at Falls Church,
in Fairfax county. was struck by lightning
and considerably damaged. The church was
insured in the Fairfax Mutual Company
Two Bland county horse-thieyes. who
were recently captured in West Virginia.
were given nine years in the penltentiary be-
fore o'clock the next day, having been in-
dicted after 10 o'clock.
The plans for establishing a wooden mill
at Hollands. in Southwest Virginia, are pro-
crossing fsyorably Many of the leading citi-
zens of Tazewel and Russell counties have
taken blocks Of stock in the proposed
enterprise.
On the 10th of June. at Wildwood. Va, +.
Wickham Byrd was united in marriage by
the Rev. Mr.. Tyler to EVELYN Burwen
daugh ter of Nathanial Burwell. Esq. of
Clarke county. Both of the contracting
parties belong TO old Colonial families. The
groom is the son of George II. Byrd. of New
York city, and nephew Of Colonel William
Byrd. of Winchester
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SUNDAY TIMES ART SUPPLEMENT.

THE TIMES HAS JUST MADE ARRANGE
MENTs WITH SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS BY WHICH IT CAN PRESENT ITS
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TIMES
WITH A SERIES OF HANDSOME PICTURES
IN COLQRS THE ARTISTS ARE NOW AT
WORK on THE DESIGNS. EACH OF WHICH
ALONE COSTS goo. THE FIRST NOW IN
HAND, Is A REPRODUCTION FROM THE
FAMOUS PAINTING. THE STORM" AND
WILL BE READY FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION
TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TIMES
JULY 18th. ALL THESE PICTURES WILL
BE WELL WORTHY OF A FRAME AND A
PLACE ON THE HOUSEHOLD WALL
EVERY SUBSCRIBER IN THE CITY AND
COUNTRY WILL GET THESE FINE WORKS
OF ART WITHOUT COST
II YOU DO NOT SUBSCRIBE SEND IN
YOUR NAME AT ONCE.
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CesangverIon Virginia Anniversary.

At Sanger Hall this evening Will be cele.
brated the fOrtieth anniversary Of the Gesang-
verien Virginia. The festivities will begin
promptly 1t o'clock. and proceedings viii
be begunlby Mr. WI. Zimmerman. who IL
chairman of the committee Of arrangements.
After an overture the Gesangyerein will sing
and Mr.. j. j. Splitting will then intro
duce the only member OF the Associate n
now living who was a charter member OF the
organization. Mr.. Oscar Cranz. ST. Mr.. CRAM
will be accorded the honor OF presiding over
the meeting. and will next introduce the
oldest president Mr. A. Gipperich. This
gentleman will then introduce Mr II. g.. Mil
Tor as orator of the occasion. and after
the grafton the participants will 90 int tho
hail. where there viii be presented tabieau
representing Musica, Columbia and Ger
mania Miss Minnie Holzapfel, a beautiful
and superb-looking young lady Of
the blonde type. will DO Musca
the lovely Miss Helena Brauer will be
Columbia and the stately Miss Sophie Moll
will be Germania They will unite and paw
homage TO Musica. while the Gesangyeren in
the background will sing German national
song. ball will follow.
The committee Is as follows. Messrs. ". II.
Zimmerman. John r. kohler. George Klein
Ii. q. Miller and Hermann Schmidt
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Mrs. Emma Childress. his neighbor. The ac-
cused denied that he had used the language
attributed 10 him. but the evidence was de-
cidedly against Mr. Gathright. and the great
adjuster OF family difficulties required 10 for
the City Hall and security in the sum OF $500
for six months
Andrew Davis was fined SO for selling old
Junk without a license.
T. G. Bayne. assaulting and beating Willie
Harrison. son Of Julian Harrison. Continued
until to-day.
Lucius Mayo (colored) striking Nicholas
James with a rock. Fined s250.
James Martin. assaulting and kicking A.
Miller. Dismissed,
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pnaih of An. PhfI.n q. Anen.

STAuEToN. VA. June 30. Especial MIR.
Philip T. Allen. senior member Of the drug
firm Of Allen Hogshesd. died to-day at his
room at Hotel Kaorama. Mr.. Allen was not
more than thirty-one, bat has suffered for
some years from lung trouble. He spent the
winter in Aiken, s. c., but while there con
tracted malaria fever, which fastened his
end. He married Miss Bessie Adams,
daughter Of MIR. George Adams, a prominent
banker of Wheeling. W. Va. His wife and
three children survive him. His remains will
be taken 10 Wheeling. ". Va, for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

this morning. the fire being discovered snou'
o'clock. The Are brigade. recently of Esem-
lied responded promptly 20 the alsaH . De,,,
and did good service in projecting "oIa'eH'
houses. $500 rriil ba
e;ver 20 The breeze on the afternoon OF the
sth and Judge r. NJ. Brown has consented .l 70
deliver the address Of the occasion. ms MI
be his maiden speech Of tho canvass III 'hi'
county. 49, ,bor ros
The wheat Weld is even better tnah VA
anticipated and oats are LOOKING ieAAi AA''S
we'll
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4 Colored Wedding.

Perzealia Robinson. a teacher at Brook
(colored public school. and John Holmes. a
son of Rev. Holmes. the welLknown colored
minister. were married last evening at the
First African church. There were brides
maids. ushers. groomsmen and preachers full
dress toilets wedding marches and flowers,
aud the "400n from Jackson ward were there
dressed in their best suits of clothes. The
groom is doctor OF some prominence in
Kentucky. Bov Walter Brooks of Washing
ton. assisted Rev. Holmes to tie tho nuptial
knot
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Musical Entertainment Mt Pulaski.

PULASKI Va. June 3O.-[Special The
masieal entertainment given at the opera
Douse % ths evening Of the 2Sth. under the
auspices Of the ladies Of the Methodist church
~s brilliant success. Mrs. Aston and Pro-
lessons Blittigan and Parsons. Of Abingdon.
SSoItriDuted largely 10 that success. while
mask talent ably assisted them.
a. mt 9. douglas Smith, associate proprietor OF
20. .hpe rusash Review died on the morning of
~ ,l1s. z''n AZ the home Of his father. in this
afbs.a ne was young man Of fine qualities
bsiors him. -1N '''sn' i"'uie
ns oweilinR Of Mr. Carl. located on
ST''s's street. MAS entirelx consumed BIZ fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Dir. NJ. "a. Moore. the postmaster of Brad
shaw, Va. relates his experience with Cham
beilain's Colo, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
as follows Il used it in two cases for collie
and two OF three for bowel complaint with
perfect satisfaction in every case. l handle a
great deal of patent medicine, but never used
anything that gave as good results as Cham
berlains Collie Cholera and Disrrhea Rem
edy." For sale by Owens a. Minor Drug
Company, 1907 east Main street.
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a DancInc CInsa.

Miss Bella Walden's dancing class closed
its season rs wooers Of Terpsichore last
evening by an enjoyable soiree at Monticello
Hall There were many fancy dances
witnessed by large crowd, and
the intricate and graceful movements
reflected no little credit on the excellent
teacher. The following little misses danced
Misses Lucy Clarke Naude Cox, Irene Settel
Title krug Kats Bell Harris. Rosa Redford
yirgie Clarke. Mabel Weymouth and Edna
Weymouth. A delightful ball followed the
efforts OF the fancy dancsrr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Bloomington. Ill, June Yice-Presi-
dental Candidate Stevenson says he will go
10 New York 10 receive the notification OF his
nomination He has urgent business in New
York and believes il will be best TO meet the
committee there. Mr. Stevenson said that in
his letter If acceptance he would speak at
length upon the financial questions and define
his views clearly.
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REDUCED RATES July aTH
Via Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potoma
Railroad Company.

Railroad Company.
Round trip tickets between all points on
this line aud to Alexandra and Washington
at reduced rates
From Richmond to Fredericksburg and re-
turn, 81 so
From Richmond to Alexandria and return.
S4.55.
From Richmond TO Washington and return.
S4s5.
Tickets on sale July I'd, Sd and 4th. good
until July 6, 1892, inclusive.
@. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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4 cOIored Teacher IIorsevb,nnso.

BowRR's HUI EoRFoIK COUNTY. juno 2s.-
Especial. w. ii. Hurdle. colored teacher in
one OF the public schools of the county was
horsewhipped here a few days ago by the
father OF colored woman 10 whom. il is
stated, 90 mad written Improper letters. Hur-
Gle was waylaid in the forest bv ~
t"sher and lis companions and unmercifullv
btaire and Only succeeded in saving his life
by his i'aslly being able 10 draw ont ais re-
FOlveI. nnrd.e has borne a good renntation
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FINANCIAL!
$4,000 5 PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND;

TAKE NOTICE-That under resolution
OF tho City Council OF Richmond. AZ
proved June IS. 1892. the City Auditor
has been instructed by the Committee on
Finance 10 give notice 20 ali holders Of per
cent. bonds issued by said city under a rosou-
ton Of said Council. approved January -, l,2,
resolution OF said Council approved June 3.
1882 and by resolution approved August n. i-s2.
and also by another resolution approved Septem-
Der ~ 1882. that the said city will on the "a day
Of July, 1899. redeem each and eyory one OF said
bonds and that interest thereon shall cease
from the ist day Of July. 1872. and thaE all snch
bonds brought in for Redemption on and after
the pa day OF July. 1902. will be redeemed. bui
without Interest after las; mentioned date |
hereby give such notice. and also further notice,
that ! shall be prepared on the "a day OF July.
1892. 70 redeem on behalf Of said city all bonds
above alluded 20. which shall there or after.
wards he presented for redemption 81 tho Of
Ace Of the City Auditor, in the City Hall Of said
city. MILES IURPlN, Auditor,
ief6-tiy5
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MEA1nER FoRFCAsT.

WAsRNGToN. d. c.. June 8O.-FOr Yrgnia
Showers. followed by clearing weather ln
southern portion; fair in northern; cooler west
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will sell round.trp tickets 10 Ola Point
on July I'd. Sd and 9Th at g. good TO return
until July 9Th Visitors 10 Old Point will
have the advantage Of three daily trains
Leave Richmond A. NJ, 9 A. NJ. z. NJ
leave Old Point $40 A. d.. 4. 2. d., El5
p NJ
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~, The Howitzers did not make their trip 10
warwick Park iast night on account Of the
WTAther' out VIII do 30 next Thursday night.
them for their next excuraiop.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoris-
when she became Miss, she chung 70 Caseorie
When she had Children, she gave them castOSSs
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New Mayor of Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 3O.-lSpecal
A special meeting OF the city council was held
yesterday afternoon to consider a communi-
cation from Mayor Woods, which embodied
his resignation In his opinion his term
would have extended TO July. 1898, but in the
opinion Of many the Legislature without in
tending to DO 80 had abridged it to July l,
1892. Deeming il to the interest of the city
THAT the question should be settled at once,
be resigned 20 enable Mr.. Louis 7. Hanokel,
swho was elected in May, 70 qualify. Mr..
Woods recommended that the salary OF the
mayor should be increased. urged the pro
vision OF Il complete system OF sewers and the
paving and macadamizing of streets. He said
that the financial condition of the city was
never so good as il IS to-day. For the first
time in many years it was without a floating
debt. and the fiscal year was begun with the
bum Of 900 IN hand.
The resignation was unanimously accepted,
and Mr.. Hanckel was elected. The council
declined 20 increase the mayors salary.
Nathan +. Houchens aged seEenty-seYen,
died near Ivy on the 25th.
Ira ID. Garrison died at PROJECT Tuesday at
the age of seventy-fve.
An infant son Of w q. Hageman, of Rich
mona, died near White Hall yesterday. The
remains were taken to Richmond today.
colored lunatic died IN the county jail
Tuesday night Of starvation, having for long
time refused TO take food
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MANcHEsrEK AuvEKrIsEMENTs.
MEETINGS.

VIRGINIA Construction CouPANYO
1903 F. MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. Va. June %. 1892. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. AS
~ provided by the Bylaws. tho annual meet
ing Of tho stockholders OF the VIRGINIA con-
SIRUCrION COMPANY will be held at tho
Company's Office in Richmond. Va. a. ~ o'clock
II. TUESDAY. July 10. 1891
10 SO-Ot RO. L. TRAYLOR Secretary.
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A Negro Tlief Escapes FROM Tho Police.

PETERsBURG. Va. June 30.-lSpecial To
day a negro came 70 the livery stable on
Second street which Is owned by Messrs.
Shell a RogersOn with o horse and mule
which be said no wished 20 dispose of. A
fradeIwas consummatedby giving the negro
horse and Jumper and ten dollars for the
horse and mule. Shortly after the trade was
effected the negro, whose name was not
learned. was arrested on suspicion by Chief
OF Police w. H. Eanes, who started D. the pO-
lice station with him. While going up Bank
street and when within one hundred yards OF
the station the negro ran of through an alley
over in the direction of Chesterfield county.
holly pursued by several policemen and citi-
gems but at this writing he had not been
captured During the excitement Mr.. A. b.
Farmer who resides two miles from Man
chester, arrived at the police station and re-
ported that his stable was broken into last
night about 1880 o'clock. and that the mule
and horse whicb.the negro bad traded of were
Captain w. Gordon McCabe. head master
of the University School in this city. left this
afternoon for New York. from which place 10
will sail for Europe He will be gone untl
September next
The following have been elected represen-
,aatives 10 the State Council, Junior Order
united American Mechanics. from Peters burg
From Old Dominion Council. No. 5, Walter
Brown and J. II. Ashby. Alternates. G.. h.
Bowie and J. S. Tucker.
George Hill. while carelessly handling
pistol to-day, accidentally shot himself
in the hand. The ball was extracted by
DIR. w. A. Dudley.
Captain Charles Y. Decker, OF New ork.
and Miss Matte Beasley were married to-
might at the residence of tho brides parepts
In the western part Of the city.
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Candidate for Congress-New Mater- WorI.a.

MARTNsyILLR. Va. June 49, Especial. J.
Both Mr.. Swanson from Chatham and Dir.
Saunders of Franklin were here this week
pushing their candidacy for Congress.
There has been a settlement OF the account
of w. s. GTayely deceased late treasurer of
Henry county. and it has been aseertained
that he owes tho county and State about
$4,000. and the board of supervisors have
employed counsel TO recover from his sureties
the amount due the county.
There was a washout on the Winston Salem
division of the Norfolk and Western road be-
tween here and Werrenton on last Sunday
night which delayed trains about forty -eight
hours.
Mr.. Parrot. the principal of the Martins
vile graded school. AID Miss Faith Thomas
were married this morning also MIR. Pitzer.
OF Roanoke, and Miss Julia Griggs were mar
ned this evening.
Major W. L. Sutherlin is having the founda-
ton dug for two stOre-hOuses on Franklin
street, and short time ago Mr.. Robert
Pedigo accidentally stepped from the sidewalk
and fell III the excavation and injured himself
very seriously.
hartinsyille will put in water-works in the
course OF the next few months. Thirty
thousand dollars has been voted for the pun
pose. but no contract has been made yet TO
have the work done.
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HQnsE, STOLEN NEAR PETERS: On
BROWN with white hind legs and
hairless spot under the saddle; . little wind
broken; no shoes. Please notify poliee 81 rnn
city OF Petersburg, jo3o-St
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IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
A sUxr BYA PROMINENT ONO FIRM
1Axnsnst Tho virginia Chemical MAnufactur-
Ing Company OF Portsm"nth-hn in-
fringoment OF Patent Rights

NORFOLK. Va. June 80 Especial. IA suit
has been entered in the United States Court
by the Potter Parlin Company, of Ohio vs..
the Virginia Chemical Manufacturing Com
pany. Of Portsmouth. Va, for infringement
of patent rights The process was issued re-
furnable at August Rules.
The will Of Captain George W. DrummoDd
has been admitted 10 probate in tho city cir
emit court. with Judge d. Tucker Brooke as
adnninistrator. He leaves a large estate. His
father owned all Of the land upon which the
Soldiers Home and tho town Of Chesapeake
City. Elizabeth City county. now stands.
Norfolk Court No. 6ly2. Ancient Order OF
Foyesters Of America. was organized here last
night and the oflicers-elect Tor the ensuing BIZ
months were installed by grand officers from
Baltimore. After the installation exercises a
baneue. was given 81 tho Imperial Hotel ana
ono hundred persons were present.
Commodore Weaver has placed his barge AZ
fbe disl,osal of Miss Madee Williams while
here and q tug party IS being organized IN nor
honor.
The special committee appointed by The
Cotton Exchange 10 obtain SUBSCRIPTIONS 10
the stock Of the company 20 be estaoHahed AZ
fbe mouth of Scott's creek has prepared and
printed prospectus setting fourth the needs
OF additional facilities for handling COTTON.
The piers 20 be erected will accommodate ten
OF twelve ocean steamships as well o. canai
boats and barges. There will be erected
eompresses of the most powerful ana improved
ratterps The cost Of these improvements
will be about 100000.
Sir knight Fred. Greenwood, OF this city;
has been elected an honorary member Of
Pittsburg Commandery. Knights Iemplsr.
To complete the organization OF the au1l-
arv board OF the Worlds Fair managers OF
Virginia of the second district meeting was
held today at the hall Of Pickett-Buchanan
Camp Mr. 4. r. Herbert Of Princes Anne
was elected president: Major J. r. Dezen-
dorf. treasurer: Park ID. Poindexter, secre-
tary Reports were received from MI parts
of the district. Considerable lumber has
been subscribed for the building. DR.. j. ,.
Apperson. q member Of the state Board, was
present and addressed the meeting
The Brazilian war-ship Borroso has sailed
for New York. .
In the United States Court to-day The petit
Jury was called and discharged. the remain
ing criminal business being carried over TIL
too November term.
Miss Madge Williams Is being entertained
at Virginia Beach to-day by number OF 30
ciety people Of this city.