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The record-union., 1892-03-25

For anything in the musical line, from
a Jewsharp to piano, try Hammers
Music Store, so j street. Largest stock:
lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

Ikca0rtcd tJr 90 Hi-pitri.l
JrLY l4-Markot very dun. No transactions
reported in farmers goods Prime 2asc EXTRA
prime, 2hc.; fancy. &c.: factory hand-pickcd.
3G4i4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
PRETTY ALBeMARLe WEDDINGS.
Two Couples Married by DIR. George L.
Petrio at Charlottesville.

Petrio at Charlottesville.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
CHAnLorrrsyIIIF, Va. July 1.-THE
Presbyterian church was the scene ofayery
pretty marriage Yesterday afternOon-that
of Mss Nettie +. Dull, Of tins place. to Dir.
Mr. o. T.. Howell, of Charleston, W. Va;
Il was nearly 4O'ciock when the bridal
party. preceded by the ush,rs. entered
the church. Arriving at the altar, the
party was met 10y the Rev. DIR. George IL.
Petrie. the pastor, who in u short and i'm
pressivc manner pronounced the hand
some couple husband and wife. The cere-
mony over, tho party left the church IN
the revers, order The ushers were
Messrs. }. n. Maddill, of Charlottesville ;
Tar II. Powell. Of stanton; j. j. Lpop,
IF Charlottesville. and A. W. Johnston, OF
Charleston, W. Va Mr. and Mrs. Howell
took the 500 tram for Anderson. ". Va,
where a reception will be given them at
the home OF the groom's parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
DEATHS.

ALLEN.-Ded, at her home. IN lenrico,
July 18TH. after a long illness, Mrs. iSA-
BELLA ALLEN. relct of John {. Allen,
IN the 18th year Of her age.
She leaves four daughters, Rrandchil-
dren, and many friends to mourn their
loss.
The funeral will take place AZ Beulah
church TO-DAY Friday. The 10Th. o. 3
p. 81. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend without further notNe.
FAUDRFE. Died. at .he residence Of
her mother. No. IA west broad, Nednes.
dav night NJ il:iO O'Clock. Miss CAFhlE
L. FAUDREE ID the FIST year ~ her age.
Tho funeral will take pace from fne
residence THIS ,Friiay MORNING ut
II O'Clock. Friends and tcIunn,ances are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
GRANT. Died. at his residence. corp y
of Ashland and Meadow streets, Jug iith.
nj 5.}OA. NJ. JAMES IRAN J. 70 native OK
Aberioenshre, Scotland, tA96-d yeai Oh
ms age.
DIST church ilIS lfridayl HNENlNG az ,
o'clock. Friends aud acquaintance Ia
vited to attend.
HOOPER. Died, Yesterday morning At
100 A. NJ, at her parents residence, hol-
Iywood. ELSIE WHITING. infant daugh.
| Ter OF John K. ard Sarah y. Hooper: aged
. months and % days. ,
Funeral from residence THIS friday
MORNING at 10 o'clock.
PRYDE.-Died. at 9:05 p. NJ. FANNIE
ZONES. infant daughter If A. h. aud j..
| A. Pryde. at the age Of Q months.
| Funeral from he residence at L. NJ.
| TO-DAY. Friends of the family invited
| 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Nominated by n split Convention
,,.z,., ,.t.v-,, ~, 20 ffa ilianatrhl

GREESsBoRo'. n. c.. July 4.-Thomas
Settle. of Reidsyille. was nominated Tor
Congress in the Fifth District to-day Dy a
vote of 49, to y. The convention was
organized with Mr.. Mangum. Of Durham
chairman. The AIMS men took exception
TO some of the rulings OF the temporary
chairman, and Wilkes Carey, OF Casweu'
introduced resolutions that az the conVen-
ton appeared not IN a mood TO harmonic
that they adjourn until some future time.
This produced storm of opposition 1roll
the Settle rank and the resolutions were
dowued. Carey then arose. and calling 10
his friends to follow him, bolted the con-
vention. followed by nearly all OF the ne
groes. =, ,, N.
Dir. Ray, of Reidsville. placed Mr.;
Thomas Settle in nomination, but as al
the AIMS men had bolted, his name was
not placed in nomination. The roll OF
counties being called, three OF the mum per
refused TO cast their vote. BY this time
the convention was in perfect upToar,
the negroes yelling out, " You'll hear Iroin
Us in November etc.
Mr.. w. Z. Bynum. of this county, was
nominated electOr for this district.
Mr.. Settle. in his speech OF acceptance
denounced Hon. John Brewer. Of Surrey
as the traitor who had caused the split III
the convention today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YnRA.

NEW YORK, July 14.-c0tton quiet; middling
un,ands. 5-1Gc.: Orleans. : ll-l6c.; sales
"a p1l,4: total net receipts IS All pOtss,
Lac bales; expDrts--brc1t BRIAN. s,Soo
hates: COnt.nent al bales; STOCK, ar iot
bafes Southern Hour qInet and STEADY. Whea.
armer with moderate export demand; NO :
RCD. 86isc. in store and elevator. Options closed
steeiy AMI 9sassc. Oyer yesterday; NO. feat
Inv size; Septenbefi Sale. Cora higher
n~ht o,fe,ines. ana dmsi: No 2, 3t3sa1f1-e,
IN eiavator Options closed nrsn and laalgc. over
xssserla,: Itiy, 54c. September, 5t1sc oats
htgher Win moderate demand. Options hriner
huf dnli. July 3Skso.; September, 3Dt4c-; spo,
No > g}a,a3;c.: mixed western, 33c. Coles
f,nttous closed ann anu 5tt5 points up: guy
,ps sentember, 5Il.90esl LID; Octoocf'
IN / 90. APO. Rlo dull but steady; No. z, i3e.
sagar- q taned in moderate demand and steady.
sioiesaes-New Orleans duh but stoady. Acc
.p gn,r demand AMI lrn. Petroleum qiist sht
nnchaurod. Cotton-ssed oil duh; crude, NC:
R~,dn essy and quiet. Turpeniine qnles ana
caster az 2q34a30,lc. PIosiaons quiet ana
steady. Peanuts quiet. FeeighIs quiet anu
II ,ady. ,~uovp
R.,rnoKg. July lA-Flour duh and un-
.ha.eed. receipts, 12,s32 barrels. shipments
~ 40 barra,s: salea. $50 barrels wheas
s,,nng. 80. y red spot, SissaS@e.: July, si.9a
sac August. sissasiAe; september, MA
sst.,., sios mcr No. y red, 7o,sc. Did roeeipis,
a. lad bushels; shipmonts, 6si9l bushels !
ss.,ck. s,o5.Jss bushcs; saies, Il,0oo ousnef-
scatheru waeaf steadler, Fails z l!oSts Ion, .
herrs. 75as3c. Cora strongt mixed tppk So1xA
s,rsss {. July. 53ysalss3lc.i August ojt$c p.u !.
81 % ,n,per, BIC. bid; reeeipsas losssS pusn'n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habltual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fl gs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NE" YORK. NV
fla i-su, w(w)Fotlp focrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Election of Grand Omcers.


WINSTON. n. c.. July 1.-THE address OF
welcome t. the grand encampment lnde-
pendent Order of Odd-FellOws was dellv-
cred by Past Grand Patriarch X. Is. ker-
ner. who also presented the camp WIN IN.
silver-mounted gavel in behalf OF Pas'
Grand Patriarch I. Z. Reynolds. The toll
lowing are the officers elected for the EN-.
suing year: Grand Chief Patriarch, George
II. Glass. of Raleigh; Grand High, Srl est,
I. f.. REYNOLDS. Of Winston: Grand Senior
Warden. James J.. Yopp. of Wilmington
Grand Junior Warden, 2. II. Pelletle9r, OF
Newbern; Grand Scribe I. j.. Phiilips
of Fayetteville; Grand Treasurer. /. w
Blake, of Raleigh Grand d mSpie g Ed
wards. of Raleigh.
The next session of the grand encamp
ment will be held AT Raleigh on the secoho
Wednesday in July. 1893. The encamp
ment decided TO erect the main ouildlh.
of the orphanage recently established al
Eol6gbpro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
LEE CAMP CASES APPEALED.
A supersedcas to tho Decree Of Judge
Ieahc Awarded.

In the numerous cases brought BY Lee
Camp. No 4. Confederate Veterans, IN the
Chancery Court OF the city against bidders
nc sales made of q part of the property
known as the "Soldiers' Home" to en-
force specific performance OF the BIDS, 2
decree. il will be remembered, was entered
by the court IN December last.-Judge w:
s. Barton sitting for Judge Leake--against
DIR. n. Wythe Davis. This was test case,
requiring specific performances; The bid;
defs, however. being advised by counsel
that the camp had no power Of sale, OF II
20. that 1t was not validity exercised ana
therefore that good title was not ten
dered and could not be conveyed, have APP
pealed IN the test case agaInsti DR.. DAVIS;
whose name was used for the purpose of
litigating the questions involved. an ap-
peal has been granted, and s.tperstdeds
TO the decree awarded by one OF the judges
OF the Supreme Court of Appeals. II IS
supposed that the case will be heard Mt the
November term of the court in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
FUNERAL OF PEW. J. =. TWlTTY, D. D.
Touching Tributes 10y Distinguished Di-
yines-Impressive Ceremonies.

lSpeflal Telegram 10 the bl9pht'hI
SUFFOLK. VA. July 1.-The funeral Of
Rev. James I. Twltty, ID. D., of the Viz
pinia Conference OF the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church. South, who died in Chris
tiansburg on Tuesday night, took place
here to-day at the Methodist church.
After singing by the combined Choirs Of
the Christian and Methodist churches and
PRAYER by Rev. George ". Wray, of Ports
mouth, II was announced that instead OF a
regular sermon memorial exercises would
be held. and short tributes of apprecia-
ton and affection were delivered ny Rev.
James c. Reed. presiding elder of Suffolk
District; Rev. George c. Nanderslice,
pastor OF the Suffolk church; Rev. j.. l..
Whitley. of Queen-Street church, Nor
folk Rev. ". W. Staley, of the Suffolk
Christian church. and Professor W. ".
Smith. president Of RandOlph-MaconC Col
lego. No higher commentator could be
uttered than was truly aScnbed to the de-
ceased as q pure-mlnded, high-toned,
talented. cOnsecrated Christian gentle
man. AT the conclusion of the exercises
AT the church the remains were taken 10
Cedar. Hill cemetery for intcrment. MI.
Iwitty was member OF Petersburg
Lodge. Knights of Honor, and was buried
according ID the ritual of that order bN
rpemhcrs OF Nansemond Lodge, No. ZOJO,
of Euaola, Chaplain W. d. Morris o.
Petersburg Lodge, assisting IN the service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
WESTON. n. c., July 4.-Jack Ranklns
n young negro man. was arrested ana com
mitted to iall yesterday charged Will
forging an order for $3.50.
The ladies of the Methodist church gave
an ice-cream festival last night at Harden
Hall. the net proceeds of which amounted
TO S13.20.
Captain Octavius Coke addressed thu
citizens of BERTHE county on the political
situation to-day. A large number of the
town and county people left here tins
morning to hear him. Captain Coke, the
Democratic candidate tor Secretary Of
State, is very popular IN this county.
Miss Mary Webb and brother Lorenza,
of Caswell. n. c.. are visiting relatives II
town.
Miss Augusta Dunston, of WILLIAMSON
n. c.. is visiting her brother, DR.. Henry
Y. Funston, in town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
vouNe LuNDY,s NARROW ESCAPE.
ffis Horse KILLED and Himself henuereo
Unconscious by Lightning
Isreclel telegrnm 70 thc plsGatoh.l

p,rynxuuRG. VA. July IA severe
storm RACED in Chesterfield county , an
afternoon. during WHICH Charles G.ss L iundy
80, sst,mabIe farmer of that county, had q
n escape with his life. Young Lnn-
dav was engaged in working pillow on the
rosa when the storm came up. lie uii-
hitched his horse aud took refuge under +, a
nedar.tree on the side of the road. he
had oniy been there few minutes, wnen
the tree was struck by lightning, tearing
the same 40 from the roots, ana ins'app1 ~.
Killing tho horse aud stunning nm. TOT
tunately for him. some other parties as
work on the road Witnessed me accius an
aud went to his Assistance. ne wac $500
worE uas rrsnscitated. Tonight he IS
thought 70 be out of danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
ST. LOUIS.

ut. LOrls, Mo-, July ll.--Fiour steady and
unchanged. Wheat closed lsaISc. above yester-
day: cash and July. 51iic.; september. Tst,c
corn closed W.. above yesterday; cash aud
july, tj,.c. september, $3.50. Oats-Cash ami
July lower At 2Dlsc.: September unchanged A.
9gc. Whiskey steady At $40: antitrust. Al. Is I;
Bagg.ng lower at Gtia1Ac. Iron cotton-tes,
s1.IO. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Pclnclral and Matron Elected.

GREENsBoso'. n. c., July 1.-THE Board
of Directors OF the State Normal School
met here last night and elected Miss Kirk
land principal manager with Mrs. Cara
way of Wilson. n. c., matron. The board
decided "a assume personal debt OF
5000 for the completion of the buildings.
DR.. Spninham, of Lenoir, y. G.. saws the
applications for entrance into the new in
stitution are far beyond tine accommoda-
lions Of the buildings, so chat the directors
are At loss to know what TO do about the
matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

and asked for q reduction in the assess-
ment Of that property Tor taxation. iney
represent the holders Of tho private
stock. The State owns more than hall
this road.
The Commissioner of Agriculture today
began 10 receive In great Quantities the
reports OF farm statistics. These show
the number. kind. and value OF cattle.
the crops, their acreage. value, etc., Inc
Commissioner says the returns are fuii Oh
valuable informa'tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
NV HuIidinga.

The old Bailey house on Franklin street
between Jefferson and Madison has been
torn down and Mr.. Allan Talbot. who
owns the lot. will erect handsome resi-
dence thereon. g,
To-day at ~ o'clock the contract Will
be awarded for the building OF the new
female ward ut the Eastern Lunatic. Asy-
lum. This ward is for he accommodation
of the patients whom il is, not necessary
TO keep in strict confinement. Inc ma
terlal will be brick and iron, and the
building will be made as near fire-proof
as the appropriation will allow. Captain
NJ. j. Dimmock Is the architect and Will
superintend the construction OF the
buildinC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
rue oelvea 10 es INDICTED.
yyo,,d,. Pair Nail at Not'oway Court
,,orsnuai aud General News.

,.o,s..- Personal and General News.
,,,o.-o.ncolenco u Tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
,oe...,s,,,sc VA. July i&.-ID the Mayors
e. ,bi. morning Henry West (colored).
~. ~ H,'xef of the dray which ran over the
.no i,,ys kennard Eokles and Clif ord
/ r - on Campbeli's bridge yesterday
>s.,,roon was sent on TO the Hastings
/ C,nr, 10 answer FOR assault.
Tbe lady members of the Auxiliary Board
/ ~ Worlds Fair Managers for Nottoway
county are actively stirring themselves to
rai.e funds 90 assist IN making an exhibit
~ the fair. Their first effort in this direc-
iiou was a fancy-dress bali at Nottoway
Courthouse on tuesday night. Aswas to
have been expected from those having it
IN charge, the occasion was most enioya-
ble one. Many of those present, however,
were not III costume.
THE GAY DANCERS
Among those who participated were the
following: Miss Lucy Powell, az Cieopa-
ira Miss Mamie Cheatham. Peasant Girl;
Miss Ada McEnery. Flower Girl Miss Mel
he Tuggle. Red Riding Hood Miss Flo
renee ruggle Marguerite; Miss Susie Tug
gle. Bohemian Glrl; Miss Mary lurnbuD,
GYPSY GIRL Miss Emma BOisseau Swiss
Peasant Miss Lizzie Piummer, OF Peters.
burg, Heliotrope: MIR. Il. VI. Dickinson. Of
NAllINNttatt l'uhf VI NN+iAA- WI y .
T.. Venable. Of Farmvllle. Henry VIII;
Mr.. Harry W. Mann, of Petersburg, Napo-
leon: Mr.. ". A. Bond, Of Petersburg,
Newsboy; Mr.. J. b. Tuggo. Jr., Sailor
Boy: Mr.. Wllfred Goodwin. Cowboy Mr.
c. A. Shipmau. Pill-Roller: MIR. III. L.
smith. of Baltimore, Chief5ustice Mar
snail: DR.. +. NJ. Mann, Indian Warrior
Mr. Preston Bots, Sean MephistOpheles;
Mir Hodges Mann. Lord Baltimore Dr. j..
VI. Burke. Hoka-Poka; Mr.. W. NJ. Ber-
nard. Columbus, and Mr.. Starting Bols-
seau. Uncle Sam. Many Of the costumes
were gotten no with great taste ana skiii.
Refreshments were served.
YOUNG ELKs.
At the meeting of Elks heid last night
FIVE new members were initiated. The
lodge decided to hold their proposed So
cia session on the 9th instant at Ellerslie,
in Chesterfield comfy, on which occasion
many of the prominent members OF the
order III the State will be present and u
fine barbecue served.
IL - understood that the late Rev. j. f.
T%Itty left insurance policies on his life
20 the amount of $1,000. lie was a mem
Der of two OF the beneficiary orders III this
city.
Mrs. Albert G. Upton died at her home,
on west High street, this morning of con-
sumption She had only been married
about year.
Mrs. John Mahen is very i'll at her home,
IN tins CITY, from the effects of an injury
recently received. She Is SAID to be
threatened with lOcklaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
NowsK Kinks from Kinston.

KtvsroN. n. c.. July 1.-THE Disciples
Sunday school had an excursion to-day 10
Seven Springs. well-known health resort,
on the steamer KinstOn. Quite crowd
were on board.
The young people here have organized
lawn tennis club.
4 revival Il being carried on at the Iap-
It's church, and several additions have
already been made 10 the church member
ship.
HE Democratic convention for this
county has been called for August 9th &c
put out county ticket.
Mr.. 4. +. Darden. of this county, has
been elected principal Of Salem High
School in Sampson county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Fatal Accident at PampiIn's.

fCOrrespOndence Of Tho Kl1hM0nd DIsDaJcnI
PA,rpMS CRY. Va, July H.-Mr, c ).
Cawthorn. prominent and highly-es-
teemed citizen, met with very distress
ing and unexpected accident yesterday
evening. His son Johnnie was driving a
hay-rake, when the horse became irigIt-
enSd and ran away. The wheel of the
rake struck the corner OF barn with such
force that the young man was thrown out
and ms skull fractured by striking a cor
uor of fence. Death ensued not long
after the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
sTRAw--wEBB.

This afternoon at clock, at the Presby-
terrain church, DR.. J.. Il; straw. Of Ashe-
vile. formerly of Wythevillc, va, was
Vonkers. \. Y. The bridal couple took the
evening train for Bristol, thence they go
TO Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, July 14.--The stock market to
day suffered a relapse from lite strength and
activity Of yesterday, though for this result
cessation Of the buying In Reading was chieiy
responsible, and while the buying Of the Rich
m0nd and West Point shares was continued its
scale was too small to relieve the dulness Of the
rest OF the list. The movement in Richmond
and West Point securities has for rs basis good
buying for insiie account, said by soincto be for
the Thomas party but the authorities differ. and
the stock offering at the advance soon cont
pelled a subsistence Of the animation in these
shares also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

SUFFOLK, VA, July n.-Miss Annie
Williams. daughter of Mr.. NJ. Gus Williams,
vino lives near Providence church, Nanse-
mond county. met with q fatal accident
Yesterday by stepping on nail, which
pierced her foot and caused lockjaw Of the
most acute form, death resulting IN less
than twenty-four hours after the accident
She was about II years old.
Mrs. Rosa Buck. wife of Mr.. n. ,. Buck,
died at her residence IN Suffolk this morn
inc after an illness of about two years du-
ration. Deceased was a native OF Henrico
county, but moved to this section some
wears AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC, July IS, 1892.
sun rlses.......... j;03 HIGH 1ipk.
sun set, ....... g.20 Morning. ......... S2l
Moon rlses. ........ll:ls Evening r,,...'.. Dob
PoRrOF RICHMOND, JULY H. 1897
ARRIVED.
steamor Ariel DsyO. Sorf)lx, merhan1iss
and passengers: a. B. fatIn. ytce-prssden1
PORTOF NEWPORT .Ws. July IL io'''
b. .sis' spill
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. New York.
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke, Sew YORK.
PoRTOF WEST POINT. July Ii, iso.
lBy teiogrnpn.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Columbia stevens We"
Yorx nas-ongers aud general cargo.
SteainshiD Charlotte. bonn0tt' BALTIMORE pas
sengers AMI general cargo. -
sfenmer Elm cry, Marshall, NaiAoFtOh' p's-
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship City o. Columbia, View YORK pas
sengors and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, BALTIMORE passengers
ana general cargo. ,... q, ~,
steamer Elm City, WalkortoD' passengers anh
general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
Ngy YORK, July f4-irriyed Noyaia, LIVER
nooi Arrived out Cunc New 1ork iOr LIVER
oool . Augusta Victoria, New lork ivt ""'"'
burg -,,.~ ~~------.-s..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
A Young Lady Killed by Bear.

INIFTIIlE UT v ~"
CHARrsToH. W. Va, July 14.-News has
INST reached here of the frightful death Of
n vouno woman named Ramsey. who was
Killed bv a bear on Bell creek, IN this
county. Yesterday. Full particulars can
not nj present be learned, but Il seems
that Miss Ramsey was short distance
from her home for some .purpose, when
the bear attacked her and killed her H.
atantly, fcarfully mangling her body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
ARATheR FRESH FLAGMAN.
HeIs Nearly Benten to Death by Press-
Men for Infamous Intrusions.

lSUecinl telegram 10 mo UI9pHIVH'I
BRIsroL. Tenn. July 1.-THE haGman
on the passenger train between Nortolk
life last njcht AT the hands of four men,
bers of the Tennessee Press Association
who were returning from trip to Wash
ington city. During the night the fiaglnan1
had been gong through the sleeper and
peering into the berths occupied by the
lady members Of the party, and even gong
so far as TO pull the cover down from over
them. One young LADY was awakened 6y
him and she reported the matter to the
men. who jumped onto him and nearly
beat him to death and put him on at koa-
noke. threatening his life If he went fur
fhar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
DEMOCRATIC sac COMMITTEE.
The Campaign to BE Opened in Ton Days
Third-Psrty Literature.
lsnecinl telegram b lhe DIspatcli.I

RALEIGH. N. c.. July 1.-THE Central
Democratic Executive Committee met
here tonight, it's new chairman, r. VI.
Simmons presiding. 1t elected Robert II.
Cowan. Of Pittsboro', secretary. and toT-
mally established headquarters here. IL
was decided to open the campaign IN ten
DAYS and TO put ffteen regular speakers
in the field at once. ia,
II IL found that the State Is being lite
rally flooded with Ihird-party literature.
and as that party has no means to pay ior
such literature there are the best OF rea-
sons for the belief that Republicans are
furnishing the financial backing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
-y..o,.,aJ for tha Dtgnatehl

JuLY t4.-Reyenue collections: cigars and
cigarette. SI.I2S.SO, tobacco, t2,6sO.02; spe-
cial tax sl2l--iptll. s4,l23l7.
Private sH.es moderate, Including Few wrap
nsrs. Sln-,uroG sales lBs offered with taken
I'M: HIGHEST. 1880; next, $3.50: nest -l3
sl3. ST. 30. aud sI2; lowest price. 81.
Mr.. 4. Il. Motley, Jr OF Rods 7llle. " among
visitors Bith gOodly number OF Norm caro-
linians here. -,
TIC Agricultural Exposition Committee has
been M work among tobacco manufacturers.