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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

than the particular
point where the Du-
quesne Hunting and
Fishing Club, Of this
city, has selected as
its camping ground.
The club is located
two miles above
Brownsville a n d
about half a mile be-
low lock No. 5.
There are a great
many social clubs in
Pittsburg W h o 8 9
members spend the
winter in contribu-
ting their mite so
that when the heated
days of summer
come and works
close down they can
HE themselves to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

was u cOD-WeD party
in which all the
young people took
part. Miss Westanna
Lyon was the suc-
cesc full winner OF the
first prize, while
Miss Mcclure carried
off the second. The
guests were delight
fully entertained one
evening with q series
Of tableeux given by
the young people.
The following peo-
pie have rived dur
ing the week: The
Misses Efie Black
and L. Miller; Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Her.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

was a progressive
euchre party Wednes-
day evening in the
Kent House Casino.
In addition to the
handsome prizes,
which were won by
Dick Graft, H. R.
Gabay, Mrs. Black
burn and Mrs. Ewing,
there were really
pretty and valuable
souvenirs for each
guest. But the roman
tic feature of the
event was the fact
that the occasion was
also the birthday OF
lTra nraR and Mrs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

crowd does not seem
to diminish. There is
almost an entire new
lot of people, however.
The college and gym
nasium students are
nearly all gone and
t h 9 ir places are
filed up by strangers
The number Of Pitts
burgers around the
lake is not SO great as
e. woa Last Uaak YaE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

delphia, at his handsome cottage here,
habit of the Cardinal for number OF sea-
sons. Archbishop Corrigan, of New York,
was here last week and enjoyed the nos
pitality o friends.
James NJ. Giles, of Pittsburg. who has been
ENJOYING a stay ut Congress Hall, has gone
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

to wane, the pa 8 t
week was one Of the
most pl asant of the
season. The host Of
visitors enj oy e d
their outing to the
utmost.
Mr.. Ralph Bagaley,
who is never happier
than when among a
Jolly, lau g Ia i n G
cr ow d of young
folk, was in his ele-
ment Monday even
ing when, with some
20 young ladies and
gen tleInen on board
the tally-ho, started
for Everett, a beauti-
full drive of 20 miles
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
access of Young Peoples Day at Ridge

success OF Young Peoples Day at Ridge
view Park.
August 25 the U. P. Synod will convene at
Ridgevfew. Rev, McCrory of Pittsbur9
will lecture on August %, and many noted
ministers OF tie U. p. Church are expected
to entertain. Among the prominent arrivals
are the following:
Mrs. j. Ssrvis, Mr.. j. Kelley and family,
Rev. Mitchell and family. Mr.. Evans, Rev.
Knox and family. John Davidson and family
Mrs. NJ. Rowswell and SON, Mrs, j, s. Best
and daughter Pearl.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

arrive here tonight,
and go into camp for
ten days at Congress
hall lawn. The advance
guard came on Tues
day, have had a good
time among the fair
sex while instructing
workmen how to make
a camp. The week
has seen tremendous
crowds.
Cardinal Gibbons
has returned home
from his months visit
to Nova Scotia, and is
expected shortly to
visit his friend. Mr.. c.
Thomas, of Phila-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
THE FONT OF LEARNING.

A Change in the List of Guests at Chautau-
qua-Not Many PIttsburgers as Last
week-sfudents Nearly All Gone-Ths
Hotel Registers.
CHAUrAuouA, Aug. 2o-[Specidl There is
but one more week of ChautauQua, vet the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
A LOT OF JOLLY MEN.

Gossip From the Camping Clubs Cp tho
MonongaheIa - Tho Duquesne Clubs
Boathouse and How 1t Is Managed
Biggest Fish Of tho Season.
There is not a more beautiful spot on the
Monongahela river. the Hudson of the West,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
SOCIETY AT LAKEWOOD.

A Progressive Euchre Party Was Feature
of Last Weeks. .PIeasure-Some of the
Pittsburgers at the Popular Resort
Novel Birthday Gift.
LAKEWOOD. Aug. eo.-[Specfal1 lone of the
pleasant social events OF the summer here
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
THE SOLDIERS ARE COMING.

Cape May Anticipating Pleasant Time
With tho Washington Light Infantry
Big Week Just Ended-Pittsburs and
Allegheny People There.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 2O.-[Special 1.-The Wash
ington Light Infantry Corps, 200 strong, will
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
THE TALLY-HO AT BEDFORD.

Its Wheels Kept Spinning by the Pleasure
Seekers OF Pittsburg-A Jolly Time at
the Springs Last Week - Some of the
Latest Arrivals.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug. 20. -tSpecinL] -
Although ihe season has perceptibly begun
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
A LIVELY WEEK AT LIG0NIER.

Some Pittsburg and Allegheny People
Whose Names Are on thu Register.
LIaoNIER, Aug. 20.-[SpeciaL lone of the
pleasant features of the week just past
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

SITUATIONS sre frequently obtained by a
small cent-a-word adlet. The Sunday d.
PATCH IL by far the best medium for the
purpose.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
THE CATHOLIC cHAUrAUQuA

PIttsburr Had q Colony OF TWENTY-FIVE At
New London, Conn.
NEW LONDON, CONN, Aug. 2O.-tSpectaL j
The FIRST annual session of the Catholic
Summer school has been o success. Many
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
ATLANTIC'S GREATEST RECORD.

Twenty-Five Thousand More Guests Than
Ever Before at This Resort-WonderfuI
Blue Fishing-A Big Railroad Hotel to
Re Built.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 2o.-ISpecfaLl-
A nrominent railroad Official from the Read
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

You can save from s25 to $50 on each pur-
chase if you buy ut Arnhefm's sale, Thurs
day, August 25, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
MARKLETQN SANITARIUM.

Anew health and rest resort in the noun
talns of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Open
all the year. Elegantly furnished. Special
ly equipped with all kinds of baths, cleo
tricity and other remedial appliances for
the care and healing of the sick For par
ticulars address DIR. NJ b. GAULT, Medical
Director, Nark.eton, Somerset Co., Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
W.TEsPrs CRYSTAL PHARMACY,

Corner Market and Liberty streets,
And at Joseph Fleming & Sons, Drug
gists. Az Market street. Christy's drugstors,
Corner smlthfield street and Fourth avenue.
z. C. stiefel & Co., successors to ). kimmet
Martsolf Drug Company, corner Penn ave-
nue and Sixth street. 5. 8. Holland, Drug
gist corner Smithfield and Liberty streeth
IN ALLEGHENY CITY
At E. Holden & Co.'S, Druggists, So Federal
street. G. Eisenbeis, lis Federal street, and
Kaeroher's, 81 Federal street. jylewsa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Las. Excursion to Atlantic City

Via the B. q o. Railroad, Thursday, August
20 at the popular rate of $40 the round trip,
tickets good for 12 days, and good to stop at
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington re-
turning. Trains leave Pittsburg at A. N.
and $40 2. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

Charity Lodge met at Springfield Hall last
evening and had a large attendance. After
transacting routine business the following Of
fcers were installed fer the ensuing term:
Chief Templar. j. W. Williams NIce-Templar,
Mrs. L. j. Taylor. Chief Templar, }. l.. VII
liams Secretary. William ii. Mullin; Chap
lain. :. +. Currie. Financial Secretary.
f. r. Holland. Treasurer. Miss Della
Currin: Guard. Mrs w. p Constable;
Sentinel. Samuel A. TAYLOR Marsha. George
b. Davis. Jr.: Organist. Miss Leona Barker
Chorister. W 7. Constable. Several candi-
dates were initiated. after which the lodge
adjourned TO meet February oth, when an
open meeting is to be held aud an entertain
ment for the benefit of the lodge given.
Trinity Lodge Juvenile Templars, are to as
sst in the entertainment.
Past Grand Chief Templar of Michigan Q.
W. Blaine ned a very interesting meeting
Sunday afternoon at Barton lie ghts when
quite number of names were obtained with
4 view 10 the organization OF lodge Of
Good Templars. Ii is thought that by the
end Of the week at least thirty names will be
secured as charter members. Twenty five
members Of Trinity Lodge were present,
under whose auspices the meeting was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
Of the City Council met IN the City Engineer
office last evening Chairman W. IA. Curtls
ana Messrs. Ferguson. Iurpin, Hardwicke'
Houston and Seay were present. The paw
roll for the week amounting 10 -2la.5O was
approved. Colonel Cutshaw suggested to the
committee TO make up their estimate as 10 the
aupropr ration for the next year 70 be asked
for from the Finance Committee. Mr.. Sesy,
renresenting TIE Babcock a Wilcox boiler.
was present and allowed 10 make statement
in regard 70 this boiler as compared with
other makes Of boilers.
Colonel Cutshaw made statement as TO the
details of bids submitted at the last meeting
for the furnishing OF steam heating apparatus
10 the New City Hall. He read communica-
ton from Messrs. BrOOmell Schmidt q Co.,
of York. Pa, in regard TO the work 70 be
done VIII oh they agree to complete Tor the
sum OF ~ 80.
Mir. Ferguson moved that the contract be
awarded to Messrs. BrOomeil. Schmidt a. Co..
provided that they shall sign such contract
AS will be approved by the CITY Engineer and
CITY Attorney and they be notified 10 come
10 Richmond b do this. Mr.. Houston moved
that the contract be awarded 70 Messrs.
Shanks a Barrett at their bid OF S29iOO mo
motion IF NJ. Houston was lost. only the iaI-
ter voting for the same. The motion OF Mr.
Ferguson was adopted, only MessIs. hous-
ton and Seay voting against II.
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

The members of the Richmond Poultry and
Pigeon Association had meeting last eve
ming and elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: J. W. Bush. president. X. W.
Thompson. first vice-pre-ident j. t. Jackson.
second Vi e-president; J. w. Lowhasser.
treasurer. A. II. Thurman. secretary, and
W. W. Turner. superintendent. Executive
committee David Turner. otto l.. Miller,
J.. NJ. Zacharias, +. l.. Morris. Christopher
w. Saunders and X. w. Thompson. Judges
j. Y BlckEell and b. A. Fox.
great deal OF discussion was INDUCED in
in relation 10 incorporating the Association.
and the feeling was very strong In favor of
same II will be decided upon at the next
meeting II was decided 20 unite with the
other Southern Associations in National
meeting. t. be held in Atlanta IN January.
1875. Tho Association IS in fourishing con-
GLtlln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
penth In rrnnswick-RaaI. rok.

BARfoW's STORE. Va. Feb. Especial. r.
Mrs. James Llmore died on Friday of dropsy.
Her funeral was preached OH Saturday at
1890 o'clock z. NJ. 10y Rev. w W. Southall
and her remains were laid to rest in the old
family burying ground.
A rather interesting and unusual occur
renee took place in tho neighbofhood few
days ago As a gentleman was driving an OK
cart along the road gray iox met the oxen
squarely in the road and offered hight. 4
gentiei ln came up in tho meantime and the
fox turned the attack upon the gentleman.
After some little combat the fox was killed.
Professor turyear'J letter WIS read with
much interest here, and his views were III
dorsed. to.wit That Mr.. Cleveland is the
choice of the masses for President, If not
with the machine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02


Miss CroXton. of Essex county, 'is'''"s
friends in this city.
Misses Bette McCaw and Parepa Taylor
have returned from Midlothian.
Miss Katie Kidweu has returned home from
a delightful visit TO her friends IN Baltimore
rba funsral Of tie late Charles G. Bow es
teOk place from IiAe-atIeoI D@p"oe 0-
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mittie :. Peasants. Of Petersburg. IS
on a visit 20 Mrs. David il. Lynch, ot souJh
Third street.
Misses Baker. of Richmond are the guests
OF Miss Edna Beveridge, OF NO. l'lj houlo-u-
son avenue, Baltimore.
The cerk of the hastings cours YESTERDAY
issued the following marriage license. ilon'S
W. Cottreu and Ida Y. Null. Richmond
Misses Sallie Cunningham aud Virginia
Talbot and Master Frank Cunningham haFo
been visiting the Misses Irabern az hopedaie'
In the chaucery court Yesterday John ".
Breediove qualified IA administrator OBI hop-
EFT a. Breedloye. The personal estate IS VAL
vued at $500.
Rev. Cleveland Hail. 40 one time pastor OF
the Manchester presby terrain ohurcn, Is now
i'm temporary charge OF ~. LuKe's tplscopAi
church. Norfolk.
Miss Annie Leone Co1ey. Of Old Point VINO
has been vistn1 Miss Annie L. Jones on
FlOyd avenue has returned home much 10
the regret Of many friends
Nowhere in Richmond is an electric hg4t
more needed than NJ Beech ana befeIlt
streets There Is no h.ht within seVer"'
squares of that point at present
Mr. Edward Chambers Goode, of Mecklen-
burg county. arrived IN the city last evening.
and having some business with the Legislature
w. remain here TOT several days.
Mr.. W. $. Robertson. 40. 202' vest Clay
street is brother of Mrs. Kendall. the Ia
nous actress That lady called on her pro'hei
several times while she was III the CITY,
The condition of Rev Dir. Joshua Peterkin
was the same last evening. l he physician
stated that there was no 0ppreciat.Ve cIanse
in the reverend ministers serious illness.
Mss Ellie Flliotte, of Danville. Va, has re-
! turned from New York where she went 10 al
tend tie odd Guard bali. and IS now visit
/ inn, her sister. Mrs y. |. Boswell. Jr., No. los
north Fifth street
Walter F. Irvine. grand regent Of the ROYAL
/ Areanum. William Lovensteln. grand secie-
F tary. H. G. Scott. grand orat r; Jonn ..
/ Wright. past grand regent. went 70 fred-
ericksburg last night % visit the cOuncI
there.
Sol Haas. traffic manager of the Richmond
and Danville railroad; q. \. smith. tIallio
manager Of the South tlantic line, nnd T.. 1 b
/ BRYAN. assistant general freight agent OIL inc
! south Atlantic line. are IN the city on Official
! business.
The ambulance received two calls yester-
dav. ASA. NJ 10 the Richmond Locomo-
! tive Works 70 a white boy with spralneu
/ ankle lie was treated and taken 10 ms
/ home Ar1P. NJ. to Pine and Holly streets
/ toawlite man suaerng from lert- o. ho
was taken 70 the hospital Tor treatment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
,,nrc,arles in petersbure-A Missing Man.

Bure.aries in Petersbure-A Missing Man.
PvrERsprrc. Va. Feb Especial. REV.
II G.. Cheatham, pastor Of Market-street
Methodist Episcopal church. continued DIS
series OF sermons last night on temperance
before IN immense congregation lis ser
mon has been the talk OF the town TO-DAY.
Some time between IL clock Yesterday
morning and . o'clock ID the afternoon
Mo0re's tobacco warehouse on Market street
was broken into and robbed OF one over
coat aud q dress coat. The thieves Dloko a
telephOne instrument 10 pieces. and also
clock. An entrance was elected through
year window
Saturday night the grocery store OF MI; W.
A. lofty on halifax street. was entered by
thieves. who carried OF 2 watch and iot Oh
groceries.
Mr. Fowlkes a widely known citizen Of
Nott0way county. residing short distance
from Blackstone. has been missing Iom
home since to-day week When he lett nome
be said 'he was gong on visit 70 nelsh-
Dor named Tucker HIS family are very
uneasy concerning him. =,
The storehouse and dwelling Of Alr. II. Y
Baugh, at stony Creek. IN Sussex county.
was destroyed ly FIRE Saturday evening, with.
contents llr. BAugn also lost SID IN mOney.
which was in drawer III the store The
origin of the ire is not known.
The city council ut Its meeting this after
noon. adopted the draft OF q Dill 10 be pre-
sented 10 the Legislature at It's present session
in reference to any amendments wnicn
NAV lie thought necessary to the
charter Of the city. The bill has
special reference to the opening and
laying out OF streets The council elected
John W. Hayes city engineer. The city
treasurer was given authority to borrow
s25OOO. under the direction of the city finance
committee, TO meet certain obligations OF the
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
THE FIEND DISCOVERED.
BOsrfAy BRIDGE WREChER CAUGHT
yob, rovd Makes "A Confession To the Awful
Crimc-A Joiat COMMITTEES OF rhtm-
ers Meet In Raleigh.

Cu.R1orrr. n. O.. Feb. Especial. The
wreck Of the Western North Carolina TRAIN at
Bostians bridge on the 9th OF last August IN
which tventy-three souls were hurled into
eternity. has at last been solved.
Tonight lying in Mecklenburg county jail
ia one John Boyd. who was arrested in this
ci.v lust before Christmas for stealing COW.
BOYD came from near Statesvlie.
and no one outside the police. rail-
road men and the sheriff ever dreamed
that tie Bo5,ian bridge wrecker was none
other than Boyd. but the fact has to-day
ieen made known. and the railroad officials
stationed in Charlotte say that they nave
weaved such net-w rk OF evidence around
Boyd that il is impossible that any MISTAKE
Las been made in tho detection Of the guilty
party.
This work Of detection was performed by
an Atlanta detective by the name OF ihhtV'
and is indeed a clever Job II every particular
Haney says that few weeks ago ~ Wa
thrown IN cOwpqny with q train mana on the
Richroond and Danvi.le railroad. from whom
he gained some good pointers altel war ~
cerfainiug that man IN Statewide Laa ID hls
POSSESSION package which Boyd had ioit
with -Im two days nter. -,
The detective found ont the contents Oh the
packag- sixteen hundred dollars in bis, sew
eral watches and other Jeweiry tnat is "i;aV
Haney SAYS the package contained step 10y
step the chain of evidence Wound around
Foyd. and At asst a full confession was i0Icea
from tie criminals lips.
The Instruments used Boyd Saws, were
crr,ybar. uonkeY-wrench and a spike-itter
All on these tools have been found where
Bovd said they la Boyd, IN his story tells
Tint he succeeded III robbing the dead people
while helping to move tl ,h ron rne %reo h.
lie gives the names OK the parties "ho' ne
SAYS. assisted him. o..
The whole story is Dwell connected that 1t
leaves MT the shadow Of q doubt as to Boyd's
guilf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
"Ths Harvest Moon. "

The Harvest Moon was presented at the
Richmond Theatre last evening with Janau-
schek rs Mrs Oakley. There was GU te a
large audience present, and the performance
was IA very pleasing one.
Mr. James Martin. the author of The Har-
vest Moon. IS a member Of the company,
and as an American author has evolved
rarely interesting. well-copstructed play.
which is beyond IA doubt one of the seasons
successes. A play combining pathos aud
comedy both well rendered. where neither
interferes with tho other. each character well
drawn and carefully constructed with fine
dramatic situations and clinaXes is rarity.
Such play is The Harvest Noon There
will be matinee to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
A COURTHOUSE BURNED.
1T WAS a HISTORIC BtfiDfN"'
Appor,attox County Court-House Destroyed
by Fire-1he One Near winch "rher"'
Leo Virginia News.

Pamprrx. Va. Feb J.. Especial. The re-
port has Just reached hero Of the burning OF
Appomattox cour, house building to-day al
l2M. Tho fire is SUPP ojed to nave Deen ao-
cidental. catching irom the fireplace ID '''o
clerks office while the official was al dlhne''
All Of the county records and court house i",-
oishinos were entirely destroyed SURROUND
ing houses also caught fire. but were e"'''y
saved. The library Of the clerks oN''o -
said to have been one OF the best alf"DS0'' -
Virginia. The loss Of the Tecor~s 'o''''
county in fearful straits.
Later news confirms the reports
ceiyed here this evening regarding 'l0 o.' ~,
inc OF App1mattox coa.t-han use 'o-e"y
o'clock as ,elegraphcG ife iiN tno 1,t.; i,
This hour "a v. n. u ls lnposs'D'o - Annn-
particulars as no conmunloA,'
,nattox Courthouse can be Ina. ..h. in,ar-
H.. rr,r,.. representative to-ul-H' s"'o'-
.;...q ~ H. b. freshman. from Afpv-
49,, 800. ,gho furnished ilc io"oNhS
;,fc,o,af.ars received from Ht eye N'0'.o'o
about . O'Clock; Mr. ~. o. = 49,, - P ~
cierz az the comfy. closed ''7 80. g. ..
IN tie Uasemeu. Ot iht D'i'"'''7 - -,
d,nrer ieavfuv the fire. % hr tn"ush' j.
- co,d,fion. 10 is 5p posed tnet a coal OF
-,II.g fr1,. tire fireplace ana
-, ~. door atreadlng so rapidly that u
~ I..ooserel until DO was impossible %
s,t.rtl,e og,.iin- anywhere. ne flames maze
80 les8oae nuI threatened 10 destroy adj
;ale,t lr.fIng-. but were prevented from
- az. ly t..euromDt acu OF the citlzens.
- .aer buiilIl.s iaael lre II Is prot able
~. 10 historic Mci.avuo House, IN which
Sororei /. ,.e signed the terms oi surrender 20
Cenersi Grant army, would have shared the
same fate. .,. ~ -. loso-;,,
,;on were entirely destroyed. together with
all The house furnishings. The records m
~'n5rd an I'D tie possession of the county AMI
c0nfaiuod a'l deeds and court proceeding
sinco tie county was fOrmea-rota paper u
any description Was sa ed. Inc building
burned was OF brick and was the same building
standing at the .lile OF General Lees suITeh'
der. ,...
None Of the county supervisors can De seen
but IL is thought that nN insurance Whs car
ried The Building was somewhat dnAp-
dated. and was OF greater hist re worm lHau
real value. being perhaps more "luely Known
rLsr any courthouse in America. anu tIe
,arnrf of its loss will he heard
with regret. The loss of all the county
records leaves the county in lanentaOie con,
dition as no clean titles can lie had to real
estate In IL. bounds. which viii necessarily In.
terlero with sales oil property lie ste 81
the courthouse when rebuilt Will probably
be AppOmattON depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

SrAuNroN. VA. Feb. Especial. -Four
negroes charged with the killing of j. F. Lofts
near Midway inf this county were srraigned
before the county court to-day. They are all
being tried together Last week Charles
Johnson. under tho same charge, was sent to
the penitentiary for ten years Johnson has
not vet been sentenced special grand jury
has been summoned in the case of Eugene
Keys for taking package containing $40
from the United States Express Company and
will meet Thursday The case will be heard
at this term OF the city court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Grand Jury Indictments.

The grand Jury Of the hastings urt-Mr.
NJ Nest. foreman yesterday presented the
following true bills of indictment
For fsI MES Thomas Taylor alias Norfolk,
lame, Ouarles. Joseph Scott. Henry Burt.
lawson Epps. Willis Scott Burton Ponde1-
ter 49, Malachi Allen. Riley Brown q. Da-
yid Johnson q, Chapman Thompson. 81, VII
liam Robinson, Auburn Watkins Annie J..
Bell. Ella Jackson. Bes amin Jacobs. JohA
Martin Richard Baker, John Williams ~
For misdemeanors. bernard Brown Hraht
Simmins (2l. Riley Brown. William smith
Gsoroe Fife Malachi Allen. William 4. A.
kinson. Annie Carter. Peter Brown l2). Mollie
johnson {3j. Samue. Harvey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Prohibition Ticket.

STANTON. Va. Feb. 1.-lSpecial. While
the city Dem cratic committee was taking
steps SATURDAY. night tor reorganization Of
tho party for tho spring campaign the Pr
hibitionists were in secret session. devising
means 10 anticipate any action looking 10 u
primary of the Democracy They have a
third party organization and claim to hold
the balance of power They put forward a
Prohibitionist Tor mayor and adopted the old
Democratic council tickets. with the excep-
ton of the III uor men. The city political
wire-pullers were very much non-plussed by
this