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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01
A Physician to he Tried For Arson.

WARM SpEINGs. Va. April 80 Special. H.
The circuit court has sustained the county
courts refusal 10 grant license 10 sell liquor
al Mount Grove. IN this county.
Dr. r. ). DarracOtt will De tried at the APP
proaching county court for arson. He re-
turned here tuesday and gave himself up.
The last Legislature RENTED several
fines imposed on hun for selling whisky IN
Highland county.
The Democratic County Convention is 10
be hold here on county cOuit-day the 10th
OF May.
Alr. Cleveland is extremely popular with
the Bath Democrat. while Mr.. Hills sup
porters are not enough for ,orporals guard.
Quite a number OF visitors have found their
way 10 the Warm even this early IA the season.
William McChntic lies dangerously Ill at
his home IL this county on the Cowpasture
IiNar
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AUCTION SALES Monday.
ByJ.H. Valentine. Auctioneer,
No. 1886 Main street
c,PECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SAIL
OF
New and Elegant Furniture
AT THE WAREROOMs OF T. GAIHhlGHIS
son, No. Is GOVERNOR STREET
AT AUCTION
AUCTION saLEs-Monday.

Having determined 10 discontinue the iurni-
turo business. 1 shall sell p auction ilc t-ti, 20
of NV stock of strictly / III l-CLAoo j O. hNl-
TTRE. which has been consoAlaiel IN one
fniifing. SO. rs Governor street. The sales VIII
commence Oh
MONDAY. NAY 2. fs12.
stl3.g0 A.. Ne and continue daily at the same
lour until the stOl.- Is dispose ol.
I'M PAHLOK FURNlIJkt there are elegant
srit, upholstered i'm Wilton Rugs. fine altsiry
and other trst-cIas3 coverings, fancy Reed and
Upholstered Chairs and Rockers, Aarale-lop
'n iy ? 1cliiiAMIBfR FURNITURE Elegant An
tgua Oak Suits with Plat3-blass Mirrors,
Lounges of the latest designs. in al grades Oh
coverings. shaving stands newest rtyIe' an !
woods: superior Hair attresse5, lol-ter5 ANA
TiiGows Woven WIRE Bed--3rinps. ChIhOu.erts.
Ladies Escrit0ircs. Fancy tocAers. ctc.
rs DINlNG-HOOM tlfAll. kh-liuie-s IN
Walnut and Antique Oah' WIN ia'e l'iit ,'s ' vi
newest patterns, iyteu,i % ana side a .t''
Elegant Chiua-lras'es, binln@-hoon DnNlls'
DNftPRsRY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Iibrary-Cases in Walnut and Oak ~ different
sizes and styles with modern ornaI.ieii '..'l u,
ROlling-IOp Desks iu different WOODS Library
Tables. Once Chairs ami Book-ohei .cs-
A fuH limo " handsome hALl-7 a, Ni'tt . n
and wltbout mirrors. HALL CHAIRS, Hal l.
TABLES, UMBkELLA-SIANDS,I Al-hADh''
etc. ,... .
in addition TO the above there IS "a i9rge q as
sortment of separate SlEADo. ~ ttAA /, =.
WASHSTANDS. TABLES. in SAL i,, u AlIte
OF an kinds Ciii1S. CBADLtS and full ling OF
regular HOUSED UhNiSHlNN lhNlA i.E.
inns sale offers great inducements 20 those
wishing TO buy good furniture as the sale Is
positive. ,,,..
The COLLECTION is now ready tor eNhlptloh'
and viii Doe Oterc. at much less IMAM cos. prices
before inc day Oi auction
TERMS: Sums under t5l ca- %; over fll' q reh-
sonablo credit wall be- given Tor satlsfactofy pa
per. r.. GAL iiAi"liIo ov-H
$50. l6 Governor street
y. II. YAIESuNE. Aucti0neer apg-w .sa@su3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

BY +. Hopkinson Smith and Thomas Nelson
Page From Their own works.


The Richmond public will have Tuesday
night the 81 of May, the opportunity to hear
one Of the Joint readings Of Mr. F. Hopkn-
son Smith and Mr. Thomas Nelson Page.
which have attracted 80 much attention this
past winter at the North. In New York.
where these gentlemen gave a series OF read
ings at Days Theatre. and IN Boston. where
they gave series IN Chickerng Hall, the
press spoke OF them enthusiastically.
Mr. Smith is declared TO be the most versa
tile man in New \ Ork. lie IS NIrginan. his
family being from AccOmac county though
be was born in Baltimore. HE'S an engineer
bv profession. and as such built the Race
kock light house and put up the statue OF
liberty IN New York harbOr lie is a painter
of note. and IS considered the best story teller
in New ) Ork. As a writer he Is best known
as the author of Colonel Carter of Carriers
vile though he has written several other
books. all IN the last five or SIX years. Among
them being Under White / UMBRELLA in
Mexico" We'll Worn Roads and the Just
published volume of stories entitled a Day
az laguerres
Mr. Smith and Mr.. Page have Just COM
pleted a series OF readings IN New England,
where they have had crowded houses. 10 Is
hoped that even If the prophet Is without
honor. tho honor viii not be without profit
i'm their own country a. the object for which
these gentlemen read Is the public library.
which - much needed.
The Northern papers have declared these
readings by Mr. smith and Mr.. Page tho
most notable literary entertainments OF the
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rloclLon I'D Xs..1Em - nIae.l-rIy CuIlnre.

WELDON, ". c.. April 3O-lSpecial Last
night the congregation OF Grace church
elected the following yestrymen W W. Hall,
senior warden. H. III. Chayasse. junior War-
den A. *. lOllIcOher, secretary and treas
urer J.. J.. Lynn and y. j.. Shields. George
Harrison and j. T. Shields were elected dele
gates TO the Diocesan Convention, which Will
meet al Greensboro next month. and ". ~.
Hall and -. T. Stainback were made alter
mates.
Tho Prohibitonists have much strength 10
Northampton county and are regularly organ
lied for the coming campaign. Leading Pro-
hibitiouists clam that they will poll u larger
vote this year than at any time IN ten years
past.
George Bell who killed Willie Freeman At
Plymouth on March l4tn. was arraigned IA
the superior court this week. and after failing
10 obtain a change of venue. pleaded guilty 20
murder in tine second degree, and WAS sent
enced 10 the State prison for the term or
twenty years. Both men were negroes.
1Ir James A. Willard has been IN Whining
ton lor several days on amisson of capitalists
In Baltimore looking 20 the establishment
of line of steamships between the two cities.
lie has investigated the matter very carefully
and has come to the conclusion that business
euouph can DO secured 20 Justify establishing
the line He will SO report. and then leave
the matter ~ the hands Of those who have
commissioned him.
nd. Cain. twenty-five years old. was muir
dered in Bladeu county Thursday night by
unknown parties lie went out TO lock
the Darn door on the farm. which he had in
charge and did not return lie WAS soon
after found with his throat cut No clue to
themurderer il known at present
Railroad Commissioners Wilson and Mason
spent Thursday night and yesterday IN town.
Mr.. George b. Hackett OF Lttloton, has IN
his possession pair OF brass andirons when
were once the property of George Washing
ton and were used by him in camp. He gave
them 10 one of bis aides-de-camp. Of whom
Mr.. Hackett il a descendant. and they have
been in possession Of the family ever since.
Mr.. Hackett is a native OF Maryland. and
when he went T. LlttletOn 20 live some years
AGO ho took the precious relics with him.
The blackberry crop II North Carolina IS
an important one. They are dried and sold
and are also made into wine. Thousands OF
bushels of them are sold every year in this
country 20 wine makers. These are gathered
from bushes when are Indigenous and grow
naturally. but an euterprlsing fruit and truck
farmer of Warren county cultiyates them as
he would other berries. he has several acres
which ara cultivated with hos and piOw. The
plants are set in rows from four 10 i've feet
apart They are said 10 yield profitable re-
turn
IL is rumored here that the Office OF the
general train dispatcher of the Atlantic Coast
Line Will be removed TO this place at an
early day. but no faith 10 put IN u.
Mr rank Garrett. who has been quite Ill
with pneumonia Is very much improved
Messrs. Hart Alien, who recently made
An assignment. have al listed their AFFAIRS
with their creditors and have resumed bu-i-
ness.
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MORO Llnnnr Licenses.

DANyI11F. Va. April3O .- Special. In tho
hastings court to-day several civil suits We're
disposed Of and licenses TO several liquor
dealers were granted. after which the April
term adjourned. The May term, which is for
chaneery business only, viii commence Mon
day morning.
The sales of loose leaf tobaccoin April on this
market were $1,000 pounds. which was 2i1.-
g73 pounds more than the sales of last April.
The sales from October lst 10 April 3Oth in
elusive, were 25.41732i pounds. only G3l, 1872
pounds less than for the same period OF last
wear.
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BrrHrL AcADEMY. Va, April 3O.-ISpecial. ]
Last evening in the Washngton-Loe Society
Hall occurred the contest for essayists'
medals Two handsome gold medals are
given. tie Corcoran medal 10 the best essay
list and the society medal to the next best.
The committee. consisting Of Rev. j. W.
Grubb. Professor J.. >. Blackwell and DR.. j..
W. Smith. unanimously decided that the
essay of Major H. Darlington Coles, of Coles
Hill. Va, on The Lost Cause was the best
and entitled him to the Corcoran medal. and
the essay of II. T. Garner Of Kentucky. on
THE Diamond was the next best.
Both medalsts wero loudly applauded. All
the essays showed careful research, and the
audience seemed well pleased.
The contest for debaters' and declaimers'
medals will take place next Friday.
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Memorinl DE al 90 Point.

CRY PoINy. Va. April 80. Special. j.
Captain Deichl. superintendent of the Ma
tional cemetery here. gives the information
that Phil kearny Post. Grand Army Of the
Republic. OF Richmond. Will VISIT this place
May 80th. Memorial day. and have interest
ing ceremonies at the cemetery. a deega-
ton from Petersburg is expected and prob
aoly a good representation from Norfolk and
Portsmouth. The orator of the day Will DO u
Richmond man.
There seems TO be a Cleveland infection ia
the political atmosphere here. Parties who
but short time since were claiming that "A
city set on hill could not be Ind are now
very fetcent.
large extent OF land IN Prince George was
here this week making arrangements con-
corning the building up OF a town between
the proposed new City of Antwerp and the
IncLn Ia it,
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Republicans in Convention Ia Norfolk.

NosroIK. Va. April 30. Especial. The
Republican City Convention was held al Oil
yer hal last night II was called 10 order
b. Mir. Thomas Lowry ana Ar. II. Is. Nichols
was made chairman. All delegates favorable
g. the election of George T.. Bowden 10 Con
gress were seated The delegates elected TO
the District Convention were Hon. G.. T..
Bowden. Thomas Lowry Postmaster r. 4.
Slade. II. b. Nichols. ;. d. Hope inter
nal revenue officer. William JhOrogood
aud Moab langley Government employees
To the STATE Conventions H1A. e.. b. Bow
den: Generals y. ~. ogOnor. J.. L.. SlGde h.
4. Nichols. collector OF the port Il. q. banks.
William IhorogoOd ano George johnson.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the Has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01
EL0PED WITH A MULATTO
81 WHITE NAV DEsnRrs ms rhuInr
IN Cumberland County and Runs Away With
Negro Woman More iiqn"r IL
ccnses Granted in Danyilie

FApnvuIr. Va. April 80 Special. Quite
sensation was caused here to-day by the
sudden leaving Of one Robert Boiling. white
man from Cumberland Courthouse. and q
mu,atto woman from the same place for
Irstol. Tennessee. They left on the J4
train.
4 telegram was received by the Chief Of
Police here from the woman father who IL a
negro an ex-senator Of Cumberland asking
him to arrest this man II in his town, but they
had fed.
Robert Boiling had been conducting fur
niture and general store at Cumberland Court
house. but last week he sold out lie had a
wife and ono child. whom lie returned 10 Me-
herrin. and whom. it is thought. he has de-
serted.
The woman he took 10 Bristol Is bright
rnulatto and might easily pas for white wo-
man. The negro woman's father left this
evening and isln hot pursuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

RoNoEr. Va, April 20. Special Under
the special act OF the Virginia Legislature
amending the city charter every voter in Roa-
nOke must register on or before April 3Oth
whether no o previously rcgistereu or not.
The registration IS now going on IN eacn 81
the five wards and the different democratic
clubs Of the city are holding meetings each
night are well organized and are putting IN
HOme excellent work in bringing out i'll
different voters TO the places Of registration.
The municipal canvass promises 70 be warm
one although no fears as 20 tie final result
are entertained by the Democrats. The
hardest fight will DO IL the Democratic
primary TO bo held May 10th.
The shepherd on Company, who have an
option on 5000 acres oil land IN BOtetOurt
county have found strong indications OF tho
existence of coal oil and arc making an exper-
mental boring. William J.. Baker. yice-presl-
dent of the company. returned from there
Yesterday and reported that tie we'll had
reached "a depth of $40 feet and had passed
through the strata OF slate and hud reached a
white sandstone which Is regarded by experts
20 be good indication of the proximity OIL
coal Oh.
The we'll at this depth IS perfectly dry and
IS probably the deepest boring ever done ID
Virginia without striking water. ms is also
the first practical search for OIL ever made IN
the State The members of the company say
they have good reasons 10 be hopeful OF the
result and Will spend q considerable amount
Of money IN experimental wells IN spots where
tie Indications are favorable.
The tabernacle for tie use OF Sam Jones,
who viii begin "a series Oi meetings here We'd
nosday. will DO finished to-day. 10 will be
lighted ly electricity and viii seat five thOus-
and people.
The Commercial Association at its next
meeting viii discuss the proposition to re-
nalne and renumDer the streets changing
those that run east and west. which are now
known by numbers. % the old names by
which they were known three years ago. when
the present system was iuaugurated.
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The ladies of Hollywood Memorial Associa.
ton have invited George y. Pickett Camp Il
be present az "a & moderate mass-meeting 81
be held at tho large hall Of the Young Men.
Christian Association GA next Tuesday. May
3D.. at 80 L. NJ The canpwlll meet the As
socation at the hall. The meeting will be
addressed by Rev. Frank Strngfellow and
DR.. Hunter Mcclure. The music will DO IN
charge OF Captain rank Cunning ham.
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This young and talented comedian will give
a short season of the old and bewltchng
English comedies. lie is supported by a
splendid company. Mr.. Clarke made many
admirers when here last by his tine acting
coming comedian of this country. The roper
tore Will be friday Violin Maker My
Boy and Poor PillicOldy" Saturday matt
nee. Violin Maker and "Runaway Match.
Saturday night. A Happy Pair. " Paul PrY'
and "Ioodles." Large houses should greet
them,
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18th Day Of May 1892,


a LOT OK land known rs the STATE CATTLE
Pens situated in tho county OF henrco near
the city of Richmond. fronting 900 the Brook
turnpike 3ji feet and running back between
parallel lines -sr feet. containing two acres
more or less.
The said lof of lame t0 Io sold as n whole 0r m
parcels. % DE determined uron at the time ana
place OF sale.
Tie terms of sale to be one-tbird cash and the
balance iu The bonds OF Oh. purchaser, payable
30 the said board I'D equal amounts 80 one TWO
and three years from %. ta. Dl sale. bearing
lutcre-t at per- ceutnm pen annNin, lhe pNf-
chasers respectively. t0 Tay Iu hand ID cash ON
the IaV of sale iO per ccnfuu OF lheif respective
pure hase- and make settlement ln Iull ON CON
frua JON of sale, and lu such eetNtmeht to hhf q
thD option 0i paying the whole amount ih ch.Ii
should Ne or tloF SID elect. thtNft Oh iHt ihtt
of any of the purchasers % make such settle
ment fnf lon DAYS after notice OBJ such cohufhA-
ton shalt work ioricluie Oh me lV l'I
contum r9ii DO hand as above. the sum so pald
however, 90 be refunded I'D case inc SAFE be 7e1
aside. tt
confirmation by fno Circuit court OF the Guy OF
Richmond. 20 which court tine board ls ne
strc,ei end required 90 make report or l.5
proceedings hereunder with account Thereon,
Within ten days after such sale, which report
shall ha for thirty days ln the clerk y
Office of said court for exceptions theis3I. ma
iu case of a sale neng sot aside NF ihe court or
of noncompliance uy tho purchaser tne salu
board viii thrrCuUOn proceed to sell ING pro
perfy again on tho terms nerelnDoi0re soy Iofth
Should the sale be confirmed tho SAID board
viii execute tho same bF transfer OF posses ION
fO tho purchaser or purchasers. ana 10y con-
veyance with general warranty on the arr OF
the state upon payment OBJ ne gi,lte 9yio"-so
money. J.. VI. -l'iAA-, ~,
MORTON NAhYE.
Auditor OF Public Accounts,
M.HAKNAN. JR.,
Treasurer
BOSWELL 6 Hmns Auctoneers.
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I'M rhcatre ms Wool.

comes here with complimentary criticisms
for Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Will
doubtless draw good houses t. tie Theatre
The specialties are represented rs being new
and the girls that compose the troupe young.
clever and pretty, the female statuary being
extremely artistic. This style OF attraction
when good, never fails 10 pack the house t.
its capacity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

CLIFTON FoRGY. Va. April 30 Special. j.
Mrs Butler tho wife of Mr. j. W. Butler. the
express agent here died of peritonitis Thurs
day. Mrs. Butler was one OF the most popu-
lar women in the town. She was a Miss
Matthews, and had been married only year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

" no appreciate " 'e"' So'o 'n'DS
wound como "'u see me- ! nave
Tor sale " soo' us. '' property Oh
Grace I'd" ''''' s''''0 -. 10
9io'OOO' Vn j ''''N .'i can oi'eI
" '''''''e' ~ o'' "o' 80 y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

Artistic work can be done on short notice
ana satisfaction insured
BE snre TO send 10 us IL you have line
piano that needs attention.
MANLY Is. RANos Il Co..
Main street, next corner OF Ninth.
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PFTERsBUEG. ~. Aprll JV.-i opoCi'ii /,
Some DAYS ago a committee was appointed
from the Chamber OF Commerce 20 look into
the feast biiity OF locating shoe factory mere;
This committee. which IS composed OF
Augustus Wright. Simon Seward and James
T. Dalton. has received letter from MI
Frederick W. kimball. OF Boston ana -
associates in which they state that II the
people of Petersburg will furnish -3O'UyO
at per cent interest they Will iuInlsn
ten thousand dollars a. security against losses
The Chesterfield Heights Land company
have agreed if this shoe factory IS located On
their land they will construct suUstahtlal
bridge across the AppOmattoX river anu lhI-
nish sufficient land aud factory DuiIgihg7
c sting not less than FIVE thousand dolaIs'
which they will donate 70 the company as an
additional guarantee 10 the loan. An ehoIS
will now be made 10 raise the thirty thousand
dollars and organize stock company 70
operate the factory.
The RushmOre farm. on the Appomattox
river in Prince George county, three and
nalf miles from Petersburg, containing 3O5
acres. was sold no public auction to-day ana
was purchased hy the Petersburg building
and Loan Association for -. 705 cash.
The excise board was in session again ITO
day and granted liquor license to several ap-
plcauts.
At Farmers warehouse one day this week,
63. 900 pounds of loose tobacco were 51ld at an
average of $40 per hundred pounds.
There are now seventy inmates at the city
almshouse. twenty-eight white and forty-tWo
coiOred.
The hastings court. Judge D. NJ. Bernard
presiding. was engaged to-day hearing the
suit Of Richard d. McCance against Brown d"
Turner for S2ll.50. The amount Of damages
claimed was for the excavation of the lot on
which tho new odd Fellows Hall is being
built The jury gayea verdict for the sum
sued for
The brotherhood Of Grace Episcopal
church have adopted resolutions restricting
wedding. at this church 10 those who have
cards of invitation. This is done % prevent
injury 10 the church property by thoughtless
people who attend public weddings.
Thomas Davis. an aged and wide iy-known
farmer Of Prince George county. was thrown
from ms cart on Second street this afternoon
and badly injured The horse attached TO
the vehicle became frightened and ran away
and tluu caueed the accident
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Abingdon rrn.hrierr-A Clcyeland Dub.

PULASKI. Va. April ~ Special -Abing
don presbytery has been in session at the
Presbyterian church ia tlls place since Tues
day evening last with about thirty members
present The opening sermon was preached
by the retiring moderator Rev. Crews. of
Max Meadows Rev s.. Taylor Martin. OF
New Dublin church. this county was elected
ms successor. Delegates 90 the General As
scmbiy. which meets at Hot Springs bTkan-
sas. in May are Rev. HUI. OF Iillsyile. Caro-
line county. principal. and Rev Mctadin, Of
Madison. alternate OF the elders, Captain
Iynes. Of lazewell is principal and Colonel
Kemper OF Bristol. alternate The pres by
terry will meet next fall at ethel. Washington
county Rey. II. III. WoOis. missionary OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church IN China,
was present last evening and gave an interest
ing account OF the WORK being done IN that
great nation Rev. Wool. evangelist on tho
line of the Clinch Valley extension OF the
Norfolk and Western road. is one OF the dele
gates present. and makes good report OF the
work being done IA that section o. the State.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will have "a Joint meeting If the committees
OF the Association Oh the evening of the I.th
OF May. for which occasion an interesting
programme l. being arranged.
mass meeting o. Democrats has been
called for the 9TH OF May M the Opera-llouse,
when Cleveland club Will be formed.
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no ALBERT sMi1HAND CHARLES p roll
llNS- laho notice that wiiA On The prs,
for The month OF May. .92. move said cOnr. 30
aui ONT a ira. ce In fho place 0 flc sai1 A.lFt
smith. who WAS made trustee ~ - certain ettl
OF trust. executed d. SAID Charles !. hoaNne
conveying certain property 90 secure debt dus
hy the said Rollins o me. date B the 18th DAY ~
January. i~-. and duly recorded IA the GERS :
ONCE of Amelia cOunty. and Who has sln. p
moved beyond the limits OF tins ,taie, ana "a
lie said Al ert smith and Charles J.. Rollins
VINO are De- oniy persons o.G'r ihan myself M
tcre,loI lu tHe execution o 'tli.iu,t. BENG
now nom o-igtnis OF tso STATE ~ lr.lnia..,
JOll SMITH.
Aprila0. 's5A my .sp-w
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rison administration and urging the nomina-
ton Of Mr. Harrison FOR The presioency anu
Secretary Tracy for v.ce-president 'eorAe
l.. Bowden was Endorsed for Congress; Col
onel William Lamb was recommended iOr
membership upon the national committee
and Thomas Lowry was reelected city cnalr-
man.
IL Is reported that DR.. Barnes Of Nanse-
mond county. will be a candidate FOR Con-
gress :. IN.
Nj Chlds. the proprietor of tho Norfolk
City Dining Rooms. was stricken with phi" =
sis at 7.SO last evening aud died this mornin2.
He was engaged at bis desk, feeling periee'c,ti,y
well. when stricken. Tia wasa native OF MI
adelphia. and had resided in this city only
few weeks.
me traininc-ships Monongahela and Ports
mouth are in Hampton Roads
The tug Wahneta was taken out from the
navy-yari this morning on trlal IMP one
behaved well. 60,
10 is now thought that the Texas will not
be launched before the ith Of July.