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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

They tell pleasant little story of Mrs.
Harrison's affability in Washington, says
the Philadelphia Times. Notyery long ago
an lmpulsiye young matron went into a
large clothing store for men and boys to
buy her husband cravat. Her eye fell up
on a lot OF hoys' hats selling for this day
onlyo at reduced prices She straiethway
determined 10 buy one for her own g
year-old-boy, but was somewhat ham,
pered by the fact that she had no recollec-
ton Of the size required By the youth. As
she glanced about in perplexity middle
age lady entered, leading boy Just bout
the size of the absent son.
The young mother darted over. asked
breathlessly for the loan of the small boy,
tried q hat on his head and returned him
with a hurried word of thanks, oil in the
twlnklIng of an eye. The middle-age lady
passed on smiling, aud the young borrower
turned 10 wait Tor her package. The clerk
leaned Imply against his counter and gazed
at her with horror-stricken eyes.
why, no gasped." didn't you know
who that wasS That's Mrs. Harrison and
Baby Mckee :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
"IovsIed Him Richtu at Ivy.

correspondence OF tho richmond blspatcn'I
Ivy. Va, August 20.-Albemarle county
never displayed so much taste and added
more to the enjoyment of pleasure kers
than in theatrical entertainment gwen
at Ivy Hall on August 10th, commencing
at $50 L. VI. The drama rendered was en-
titled " Which is Which Z" and the princi-
pal actor, MIR. r. i. Worthjngton, kept the
large audience in roar OF laughter Ia
his many attempts to find out which was
the heiress and which was her poor rela-
ton: but finally. after winning the
the heiress, he announced to the audience
that love led him right.
The feature of the evening was banjo
solo by Mrs. DR.. w. d. TAYLOR, of Bes-
semer, Ala A recitation entitled " The
Naming of the Baby" was also admirably
rendered by this charming young lady.
The success Of the entertainment was
largely due TO the energetic efforts and
exquisite taste of Miss Fannie Taylor and
Isabelle Worthington. The tableauX,
The Milk Maids Drill" and the musical
talent would have reflected credit upon
any community.
The Ivy Social Club gave ITS weekly
dance Thursday evening at the Ivy Hall,
and, as usual. the nelghborhood bellies and
beaux, as well as those from many States
North aud South, We're present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
LosseS by Fire.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l


JEAsRRErrE. La, August 19.-The Belle
Grove Refinery, together with its con-
tents and adjoining cabins, situated half
mile from this place and owned by DIR. S.
h. Gay, was burned this morning. Loss,
$40, 900; insurance, $1,000.
ToLEDo, o., August IA fire broke out
in Delta. Fulton county, last evening
which destroyed four business blocks, in
GLIDING the Atlas (newspaper) office, the
bank, the hotel, and nearly every other
business establishment. Loss, 100000 |;
insurance partial
CLEVELAND. o., August ia fire broke
out at Geneva, this State, at 2:45 this
morning. The three hotels and nearly
every business place were completely de-
stroyed between the Lake Shore railroad
track and Main street. Altogether, twen-
ty-four buildings were burned, comprising
business houses mainly, partly occupied as
dwellings in the upper stories, and four
residences. The estimate of the loss is
$685. 600, with insurance amounting to
OK 0n0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

~ goo 4. u. Daily i0f LyurIUl.'
Forge.
II. 4:30 p. N. Daily Tor Lyuchhur-
No. ). Parlor Car for clifton Forge.
GOrd0nsyille Tor Washington, no B t
land Junction for LynrhDur, H. H.
Shenandoah Valley. north uut r.a.-. .. b
Staunton for harI ers Ferry
No. 1. Pullman for Ciacinnau t..
Supper 400 Dmiug-Car.
No. 3. Pullman and Dinins-t ar '.,
No. 81. Connects at D0awslI ,Ur
No. 2. Pullman for Old Point '.u
Point for Norfolk daily, except san
No. 80. Yestibule tram i0t od i. .i
folk.
No. T. Pullman for Oh Point t0- =
Norfolk.
No. 9. Solid train tor LynclDlrs a.i '.
Forge.
No. IL. Parlor-car for LyncAolrg
No. Arrlyo Broad-Sfrer. -....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
wo,,a,.-ra,r Dots.

Major led Hotchkiss, of Stanton. has
been annointed n member of the AdylSorv
Co1nciI OF the Worlfs-CongIess Auxiliary
10 the Worlds Columbian Exposition on
Cantsin Frank Cunningham will sing
next wednesday night fer the Worlds-
Fair ladies at the Columbian concert they
give at Dagger's Springs. on the Nhesa-
peake and Ohio road, in Botetourt county;
captain Cunningham will also sing ana
MIR. Polk Miller will sing and PICK the
banjo for the ladies at the Worlds-fair
concert, ball, and supper 70 DC gwen ~
Buffalo Ridge Springs "Wednesday night
the 3lst. The Chesapeake and ONO VIII
give excursion rates 10 both OF these enter
tainments from points convenient 10 the
Mrs. Beale and her lieutenants are also
arranging within the next three, weeks,
during the height of the springs season;
10 give Columbian concerts, oslis' ana
other entertainments at Blue Ridge, Ale,
ehany. Hot, Warm. and Healing, and
probably the Montgomery White ana let
low Sulphur Springs, ...u..
The proceeds OF these entertainments
90 10 the Mt. Vernon Columbian Memo
rial fund for the erection of the virginia
state building at Chicago. The ladies'
have undertaken to raise Sl5.QOO: Ihey
have collected already about Sl,5OO, and
they have not fairly started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
suM,IER RESORTS.

NIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
VI SPRINGS, over Rockfsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountains. 1916 feet above the level OF the sea.
Fine view, Il delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs; many attractions 20
tho invalid, pleasure-seekers, and families Of
easy access. Address Messrs. MAsSlE CO.,
Affirm Va au lin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
HyMsws TORCH AT COOPER HILL"
The buckingham Road Certainty-A
wheat Crop Consumed.

fCorrespondonce of tho Richmond Dispaich.l
GRAVEL HUI, Va. August 1s.-There was
4 quiet marriage at Copper Hill" the
beautiful residence Of Mr.. Mayo @. Rich
srdson, the brides father. The contract
ing parties were Miss Lou G.. Richardson
and Mr.. David +. Hughes. Rev. w. A. S.
Conrad performed the ceremony.
The Buckingham railroad has at last be-
come certainty. The contractors CON-
menced moving earth on last Tuesday,
and as q good deal OF work was done by
the Granville Company IL is thought that
the road can be repeated TO Rosney,
seventeen miles from Aryon. By January
1, 1888
On Friday last Mr.. T. I. Page had oil OF
his crop Of wheat burned. except about
nine bushels that had been threshed. The
wheat was being threshed aud the straw
caught from spark from the engine. The
fro might have been extinguished, but as
there was very little water convenient the
attempt 10 queneh the flames was unsuc-
cessful.
DIR. George William West. wife, and son
are at the residence of Mrs. s. Z. West
Miss Carolease Carter and Sir. - Conrad
are OF the Methodist parsonage. the resi-
donce Of Rev. ". A. 5. Conrad. and Miss
Clyde Warren. OF North Carolina, is at
hrs. L. j. Mossley's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
BERTHE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
A Strong and Winning Ticket Nominated.
The Dispatch Brought the News.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WINDSOR. N. c., August 1S.-The Demo-
cratic convention was called to order to-
dav by f. X. Outflow. chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Committee, and he
was elected chairman OF the convention.
G.. w. J.iyermOre was elected secretary.
There were about 500 people present, in
GLIDING fifty-six delegates All the town
ships were represented except WoOdyllle.
A. S. Bascoe. mayor of Windsor, was
nominated for the lower house OF the
Legislature: Sol. Cherry, Jr., renominated
for register of deeds Il. G. Bond renoml-
mated for sheriff; James I. Perry, for coro-
ner. and ". II. Smthwick for surveyor.
The ticket is a strong one and Will poll the
entire strength of the party.
Several delegates who since their APP
pointment have joined the Third party
were present. out took no part in the pro-
ceedings.
The DISPATCH brought the first and most
extensive account of the PeoDle's-party
convention held at Raleigh to this Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
Telling tho Truth.

It's common saying that newspapers lie,
but when an editor writes q thing and
puts his name 70 IL you may be sure DO is
telling the truth. Read this. We have
patent.medheine advertisement in our col
umns. but having gwen Simmons Liver
Regulator a fair trial we do not hesitate 10
say that for dyspepsia and general debility
il cannot DO excelled. "-kied. III. Chads,
editor Necs, Kesstoss, d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

Misses Scott and Miss Bessie Proctor. Of
Drakes' Branch; Miss Lizzie Jackson. OF
Lynchburg, Misses Watkins and Timber.
lake. OF Halifax county Miss Lawrence. OF
Glover; Miss Bouldin and Misses Morton
aud Jeiifies, OF Kcysville.
Mcssrs. Proctor. Misses OVERLY, Mrs.
Judge Green, Mcssrs. McCargo. Osborne
White. Green, Morris. Undertake, Vest.
OVERLY. Green. Woodey, Bouldtn. Friend.
and many Others unite in saying they never
bad more charming time. and ali wish the
hostess many returns OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
lNCENDIARY FIRE.
q DWELLING AND FARM PRODUCE
CONSUMED ON DEEP CREEK
aouse-casEentcrs Now want Nine Hours
Dsy-ceod BAH Played at avmna-
stam Park--sExpert Forger

icoresoondencs Of the Richmond Dlspasch.l
NoRroLx. Va. August ie--I.sst night
aboutmidaivht the dwelling on the farm
Of Mr.. W. O. Maupin. on the Deep-creek
road. was fred by an inccndiary and de-
stroyed, together with quantity Of farm
produce stored la the building. The
dwelling was unoccupicd aud not insured.
The honse-carpenters and ioiners of this
city are nov poving fer nine hours day.
They held meeting at Pages Hall, on
Bank street. last night and discussed the
matter, and will meet again next week for
preliminary action.
sIoPERs wRppRD.
An clipping couple from Berkeley. Mr..
Charles l.. Skeeter and Miss Bertha l.
Sykes. were married in Elizabeth City, N.
c., yesterday by Rev. MIR. Williams, OF the
Episcopal church there.
An unknown echooner-rigeed steamer Is
reported grounded on the shoals OF False
Cape. N. q.
The tcam from Fort Monroe boat
the Norfolks 40 GYMNASIUM Park by a
score OF . 10 z. Tomorrow afternoon at
the park the second OF the series OF games
between the Portsmouths and Norfolks
for purse of S250 will BIO played. Good
size crowds attend the games.
MysTRMoUsLy VANISHED.
Besides the successful swindling Of Bar
nard & Co. BY the young check flasher"
who appeared In town yesterday, the Jen.
kins Transfer Company were done mp y
for the Same amount. The forger vanished
IN thin air or some other mysterious ave-
nue. OF escape. as he covered mp his tracks
completely.
The members OF the recently organized
Lutheran Mission here have secured the
Protestant Episcopal chapel on Free
mason street and minister from Rich
mond viii conduct services there every
Sunday night.
The second new engine Of the FIRE de-
partment has arrived from Seneca Falls,
n. y. and Is q smaller class than the first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
Richmon1 Terminal.

Nrw YoRK. August i9.-The Richmond
Terminal Committee of Seventeen met this
afternoon and passed resolutions reciting
that IN the past the company's funds had
been diverted. and that steps SHOULD be
taken to secure their restoration. Messrs;;
CLYDE. Maben, and Stone were appointed
a committee of investigation TO discover
what amounts had been diverted and to
take stems 10 recover the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

Leaving Richmond 9.ljA e., ....
irving no weldon nc 1910 T.. ~, H-l
nc 300 4. NJ. VIA. s. 4. l.. lnf'I.
Richmond % Wcid0n.anl Wrlln.
TIE ONLY ALl~kAIL LINE lu
LEAVE. At.f.
Richmond 300 4. VI. Norfolk.
HichmOnd 'j.f5 p. s.. AuriOlS.....
Norfolk .s7.3O 4. 81. Richmond. ..
Norfolk 4 N. kcnmonl
The trains leaving Richmond Hf
Norfolk ~ ! i. VI. are eOltl tr4IaH N.
tDO pClnt,, and passenger sD ilr
change Ot car-. Close conn 'i...
made aJ PetersbIrg by the H.a0 IT,
=. NJ. trims from Richmond o. AIr
Trains leaving Richmond at " b. ST.. '.
NJ, and ll.4O 4. NJ, ana arriving no H
at IA A. NJ, G:lj T.. st., aui i.fI D.
close connection 40 Petersburg tI ..'
Farmyille, LyDchburg. AMI Uo--
x. N. SJLL1. S.4nrHf
K. T.. y. MYERS, General S.prul'r.
4. NJ. EMERSON. Ira1ic Manarcr
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO JNL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
g0uEDtrT 4 ~ INJECT my nd. ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
asae,s A How.oe-po.
Danger that Kentackys Electoral Vote
May BE Thrown Our.

LorrsyrrLE, KY., August ie..in the gene
val ms dne TO the failure OF the Lcgisla-
ture 10 pass number OF bills by the con-
stituttonal majority. there Is Danger that
the electoral vote Of Kentucky VIII be
thrown ont in the approaching presinehtial
alactior, hill failed to receive majority
yote in the Senate. and II Governor
Browns construction OF the Constitution
Is adhered to by the courts serious trouble
NAV result, since the entire bill may be
declared unconstitutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
THE TEXAS SPLIT.
Third-Party Candidate for Governor Much
Encouraged Thereby.
Try Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l

Nrw ORLEANS, August ia Picapme
Austin CTex.) special saws: Judge +. l..
Nugent. candidate for Governor on the
Peoples-party ticket, says the split in the
Democratic party at Houston will strength
en- him. and that if any doubt of his cleo
tion has been felt within his party it will
now disappear. He is very sanguine OF
success. and many prominent Democrats
think ne will win. He speaks tonight TO
q large crowd of candidates for the offices
and an assemblage of Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
MIS-. Fanny nao, o,srbsy's Debut.

IIoTr0s D0ndencf OF FHv f1lOHIuonU D17P1Vvu'I
KEYsyurY, VA, August co." Wood
bourne the home of Mr. !. J. OyerbeY.
vas the scene OF cav thRong on the eve
mug OF tho nth. gathered 70 do honor TO
Miss Fanny Hunt oyerbey. II being the
occasion Of her birthday. The house was
brilliantly illuminated, and the large.
shady lawn lighted with Chinese lanterns.
All presented beautiful scene. Miss
0yerbey. the fair dtbssaat. looked very
sweet and lovely IL white null and
ssbDons Among those present were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
RAILROAD Lrsys
DICHMOSD AND DAV,.,,
IL RAILROAD iLl.l

RiCHMOND An ID DAVt.,,.
IL RAILROAD "a.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ,
800 A. Al. SOUTHERN EXPIRES az u.
iants. AugIga, AMI l,-,.f .N
Connects az koyNVs 81. "a
VIE, oxford. nerlef... fs,
ana kaleigl. nr..n Pas
rom Redmond fa BIZ. ~
nccfs 0t 6rorust5r,, H. -
and Raleigh; atS1lsfrr.t tl
crn North Carolina. p,..... .a
take sleeper SO . g. a.
eisepsrs from Dals., ..... %
800 2. VI. FAST NAIL, daily. Or tr..
guaia, AMI po'n's 81.
Meepors from Dagyre- .,.
nects a. salisbury f.- t.. .
Western N1-fh ltr'..- g
WhSHINGION Assn
WESTERN y ksiiUrirf .u.
Inbound, leave. I..
$50 4. A.
800 2. ". LOCAL daily eyaeHt >..,,.
Amelia Cogrthag-. a.. p
ciate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHV,,n.
S S:;9 p p NJ n. From Atlanta aai tare
s;45 A. ". From Amelia Co.r0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
RossNeERehs' MIsFoRTUNes.
Their Store Now Consumed by Fire and a
Total Loss--Coyered by Insurance.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TNVINIUI 1lIII % VI1' 171"D'-'VtI'I
ROANOKE, Va. August 19.--At 4 o'clock
this morning the furniture store of Messrs.
Rosenbergh and the house adjoining. be-
longing TO a colored man, occupied by an
Arabian. who kept a small grocery, were
totally DESTROYED by FIRE. j. Rosenbergh
slept upstairs and barely escaped with
his life. The loss Of Rosenberghs' house
and property is estimated at $1,000;
covered bv Insurance. No insurance on
the other buildings or stock. The Rosen-
berghs have been unusually unfortunate,
having been burned out last year aud has
had other misfOrtuncs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

The Democratic County Committee met
represented. Dates for primary meetings
TO select delegates TO the Third District
congressional convention were arranged:
Work for the campaign was laid out aud
the committee adjourned subject TO the
call Of the chairman.
As / close understand the Mormons in
Beaver Dam, who were notified 20 leave,
have taken the advice aud gone to parts
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
Young MIR. Hubbard Passes Away.

FARMy1LIr. VA, August l9.-J. Richard
Edmunds Hubbard died to-day at
1905 o'clock p. NJ. at his home,
Chillowe, Buckingham county. IN the
18th wear of his age. lie was the
promising son Of Colonel Robert L. Hub
bard. He had been i'll but short time from
typhoid-fever and died protesting earnest
fnlfh LII Christ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
VNHE RICHMOND BAZAAR, E>sr
Il 1430 FRANKLIN STREET.

OUR REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
AND VEHICLES takes place
TO-DAY
at 1890 o'clock. when We will oher a large
registry OF HORSES and MULES suitable tor
farming and business purposes. Among tneH
we call pa. tcuar attention To
= GOOD BAY HORSES. young and gentle;
1 SORREL MARE. sound md good dilyer:
= HEAN -DRAUGHf HORSES, suited LOT gene
raj street work;
/ BAY MAKE, sound and kind-just the auiina'
tor ladies' use:
3 GOOD MULES. TO be- sold without limit;
/ eEcOND-HAND COLUMBUS PHAETON, but
little used and thoroughly repaired anu
painted good as new
2 SECON D-HAND PHAETONS Getty maKel IN
good order; ~
= sfDE-BAR ToP-BUGGIES, in good condition;
l CANOPY-TOP SURREY, oak hnish-nearly
new;
100 bales HAY.
JOSEPH -. DAVIS, Proprietor.
ELLIS & CATHCAf 7, Auctioneers. au ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
THE cAsTLEFlELo GROUNDED.
A wrecking Tug Gone to Haul Her on
Colored BOY and "a Cowhide.
sneclal teleprarn % one DIspatcl

NORFOLK, Va, August 19.-The steam
ship grounded of False Cape is the Castle
field, OF Stockton, Eng. with lumber from
Pensacola 90 Norfolk. The wrecking, tug
]. ID. Jones went to haul her of. and ar
rived on the spot and is laying out cables.
Her deck-load was iettisone9.
Edward Campbsll, a colored boy, was
whipped in the jail.yard to-day TOR petit
larceny by order of POlice-Justice East.
Officer Holiday handled tho cowhide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
1t WIN BE Sergeant Charles Watson.

I|II'-ITTI I't'1I u w
PETERSBURG, Va, August 49, Judge Ber-
nard to-day signitied MS intention to aD-
point Mr.. Charles Watson as CITY Sergeant
in place of George W. EaneJ, deceased.
Phe formal appointment Will be made at
September court
Mrs. Mary Ann Collier, the venerable
mother of Mayor Collier, is quite Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
General Stevrnson's Speeches.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 19.-Ibe Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee to-day
nerfected its arrangements for the SIX
speeches of General A. +. Stevenson, as
follows: Ashevllle, September 18th; Ra-
leigh. 10th; Goldsboro', Charlotte. Will
mington, and Fayetteville on the follow
mo DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
AFTER THE NEGROES.
rHlsp-pARry PEOPLE pRosELYTINo
THE DuSkY REPUBLICANS.
Colonel skinner's Doubtful Positiop--sfoyc
aud Respass Nominees in the Second
District--Goy. noIt's Movements.

correspondence Of tho Richmond DIspatch-l
RALEroH, N. c.. August 10. The Demo-
Gratis have information that the Third
party people are just now devoting them
selves to the work OF making proselytes OF
the negro voters. All through the coun-
try this is eaid to be going on. In town.
ship IN this county. for instance. nearly
every negro has thus been approached
The negroes are strangely reticent. They
in most cases decline TO commit them
selves at all. But in some cases they assure
Democrats that If they were given the
alternative OF voting for Democrats or
Third-party men the former would be the
choice.
DEMOCRATIC INSPIRATION CHARGED.
The Republican wing Of the Third party,
and II is certainly the dominant faction, is
now charging that the Democrats inspired
The speech which Colonel Harry Skinner
made in the convention here Tuesday, and
which he repeated at Edenton yesterday
when he was nominated for Congress by
the Third party. They also charge that
Ex-Governor Jarvis inspires Skinner. III
ali goes TO show bow desperate the Repub-
licans are. IL IN alleged By some that
Skinner will not run for elector. The
Third-party people are mystihed az the
condition Of affairs. Though they nave
mt M a ticket, they have no leaders. Dr.
Exum. their nominee for Governor. made
miserable attempt at speech-maklng yes,
terday in this county. 1t was at social
gathering.
BUTLER REBUKED.
Marion Butler, invited there as the head
of the Alliance. made q red-hot Third
party speech. He was twice severely. re-
buked, and these rebukes will pass INTO
the history of the campaign. One reouKe
was given by the marshal Of the assembly
who told Butler he had violated the rules
of courtesy by making a political speech
rs the head of an alleged non-political or
der. The other rebuke was by PLAN
countrylnan in the audience. who told
Butler he could not he permitted 70 use
improper language in illustrating an anec-
dote at meeting where ladies (the speak
er's wife among them were present.
TYPICAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
f. A. Move has been nominated by the
Third party for Congress in the Second
District, with I. j. Respess. a veteran Re-
publican of the 1868 gang, for elector.
The names of judges Conner and Arm
field having been withdrawn by those gen
tlemen from consideration i0r the ap'
monument on the Supreme Court, there
are now left before his Excellency the
names of ]. c. MacRae. w. d. Pruden,
John ID. Shaw. John w Graham, X. Is.
PEBBLES. and Armistead Burwell.
AT BUFFALO SPRINGS.
Governor Holt is again at Buffalo Springs
with his family. Among the Raleigh peo-
pie now there are Captain +. b. Engelhafd,
chef of the fire department; Mr.. John
Duncan, Mrs. c. b. Wright, the Governor's
daughter, and Miss Minnie Bagley. The
Governor will remain until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO GA-.
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFecrJUNr zoo l,,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1892,
Mt 1880 A. NJ. his entire STOCK OF GOODS, con-
sstiug in part Of Tnwaro Of all descriptions, much
of Il OF superior quality. manufactured By MIR.
Arseu Tin and Galvanized Buckets,
foot and Bath-rubs, Sheet-lron and Gal
yanized Scutties, Zinc Stoye-Boards Stove
Pipe, Elbows, &C., Lead Pipe. Tin Plates,
Anuealed and other Wire, Gas and Steam
Fittings, Stove aud Range-Casting4. Cutters,
aud Conductors, Elbows and Shoes, assorted
Lips. Iron Pots and Kettles, Clothes Boilers,
Pans, Pails. &C., Hot-Air Registers Timers Trim
mings, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys, StOSe-P0llsh,
LatrObo and Heating-StOyes, ONCE Desks,
Shelving and Counters.
CHANDELIEkS.-A nice assortment Of Ii
brary, ParlOr, and Hall Chandeliers, Arms,
Brackets, &c.
These goods will be sold I'm lots 20 suit the
trade who will find them very desirable stock
and are especially Invited 10 attend the sale.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
au 90 AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
INDICTMENT AGAINST EXUM.
Third Party's Candidate for Governor to
he Tried for Threatening IA Mans Life.
Especial telegram to the Disoat'h.l

ISpbcIHI IVI8BI IN 70 VHV u 7FV71I'I
RALEIGH, n. G., August ia special to
the Chronicle from GOldsbOro' says that
on the criminal docket of Wavne county
Superior Court is an Indictment for trial
next month of DR.. W.. z. Exum, tho
Third-party candidate for Governor for
carving n concealed weapon and threat
ening the life Of Arnold Borden, leading
citizen of GoldsbOro'.