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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
CHICAGO ALDERMEN TO VISIT NEW YORK

Chicago. Oct. 3 (Spcciall.-SiXtccn Aldermen, rep
rcscnn2 the Chicago City Council, left here this after
noon for New-York. They viii stop day or two In
and reach New York IN time for the
nlvcrsary exercises. In the party Aldermen
Brennan. Piser Bleglcr, larson Jackson, Loeffier
Mccarthy, Eartlnc. Mann. Marrener, Noble. Swigcrt.
IOtthOf Haynes and city Clerk Van Cleave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
THE wmGHrY rLrcrGIcIL DECISIONS.

Thr,c wcghiv d,cls .pns N N" electric world were
HANDED dawn by tl, Federal Circuit Court Of APP
n.,ls I'm mi. circuit on Tuesday last. The Ellison
case settles the contgo. o; in"W descent lamps ANA
fine storage blticrv ca.c establish ia" Storage
battery patents ~ Charlie, / Brush. The ulNl case
r.v,rses th, decree II the C!Wnli Court granting an
Injunction against the Erush Electric Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
WRIT OF HABEAs CORrCs FOR BERESFORD

Atlanta Ga. oct. 8.-Judge Newman, In the thlted
states District Court granted writ OF habeia corpus
in tie case Of Lord" Bcrcsford, the forgcr. which
prevents state authorities from taking Beresford to
the peniteniiary until he has n hearing before the
/ nlttd states Court. lie Vii have hearing on
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: | notice that Grover Cleveland wa fishing on
Tuesday september 20 1t appears 10 b" particularly
rlcasaut for him 20 fish The days that the G. ~ H.
raraGc some Of IA who have mt times voted tho
Democratic ticket will find II convenient to h,h on
Snv.iul,r . next and We Will catch Harrison ballot
IL our hands. SlHNNoh'
Philadelphia Ia, sept. -. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
l,uASGEs EXPECTED IN THE BOSTON AND MAINE.

noston. oct Sit IS reported thai some radical
changes will develop In the Board OF Dic,V'r' anu ~
the personnel Of tAc management "l ''' ho'''" '''
Maine Railroad at the annual meeting IN DECEMBER
:, 4, ,oid that progressive element VIII enter The
di,cc,orv and that pavson Tucker. Of the Hane zen
trail. Will succeed General Manager saib1rn' II ].
understood that when he stock was selling aFVnic
ia samucl Lawrence. director mace price con
sdernbly above the market on 1000 Sh"rcS OF hi'
~.oc,. which WAS at once accclt d. The STOCK was
cod for ,tc account OF the New YORK Interest
no vth two other prominent Eas,,r.i gentlemen are
said TO hold enough stoes % direct Inc "o' Va VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
MRS. GOLDEN WANTS A DITOKCE.

Chicago oct. s.-Rchari Golden. the comedian.
PLAYING "OM jed PrOuty,' was TO-DAY sued for
divorce Mrs Golden known as the Sweet Singer
OF Name" charged crIcty, drunkenness and nndciiy.
shc asks the custody Of their ten-year old-cidd,
Bernice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
nORE's PICTURES on EAHTBIrT0y.

DOre'S pictures attracted many persons TO the
Carnegie Music Hall last week. Those who have
not these masterpieces would do well To- do
they are We'll worth a yisit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
COUNTY LEAGUE MEETING At HACKENsAcK.

A county mass meeting under the auspices u The
Bergen County X publican Lclgie win be held In s,c
Opera House" lackcn,Jck, on Thursday evening. DC
tobor 49, at + O'clock John Knn. IT,. Frnuln
Murphy and John W. Grcg, Will address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
Going Vest

TO THE WORLDS FAIR Is WHAT MANY
ARE THINKING ABOUT. AND AT THE
REQUEST or MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS
WE HAVE DECIDED TO KEEP FINE
LINE OF WESTERN MADE FURNITURE,
WHICH WE WILL SELL MORE CHEAPLY
THAN THE FINER GRADE OF STOCK OF
OUR OWN MAKE. REMEMBER OUR BAR.
GAIN FLOOR. WE HAVE on THAT
FLOOR FURNITURE THAT YOU MAY
NEED, AND At PRICES MUCH BELOW
COST SOME OF THE PIECES ARE SLOW
SELLERS, AND TO GET RID OF THEM
WE DO NOT COUNT OUR Loss WE NEED
THE ROOM FOR THE NEW GOODS
WHICH ARE COMING IN EVERY DAY.
1T WILL PAY you WELL TO VISIT
OUR STORES, AND BY so DOING YOU
WILL REALIZE THE TRUTH OF OUR
STATEMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

THIS opens up business In the New.
England ard Middle State, To that company. g.
II. Crawford. counsel for the company, informed 4
Tribune reporter tia; ihc Hjuucton I'm question had
been in force more than two years. and had Greatly
hampered the sale Of BWsl electrical apparatus
In this rrsiCn. outside 4 N"w-YOrk City and Il few
other large cities lie said that the natural result
OF this signal legal victory would DC large develop
ment OF the bushes, OF the Brush Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
We used TO hear that con.

We used TO hear that con.
sumption was durable if one
took it in nand in time; but
people in general had to re-
gard it as fatal.
Since we know more about
it, we know how TO fight it.
Now we do begin in time.
We begin before you suspect
any danger.
Our means are CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil. Shall we
send you a book on both?
Free.
ScoTr Bow.E, Chemists, ia South 9Th Ayenne,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod.liver
oil--a!l druggists everywhere do. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

The SOuthw, stern Limited Of the NV orE Cenuo
IS the popular train for CncnUati and Louisville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

MRS HARRIsOy'S CONDITION UNCHANGED
Washington oct SIT was stated at the Whit"
House this morning that Mr.. Harrison had passed
a ouct night and wa, about the same a. usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
THlRD-PARTY COUNTY CONVENTION
A Ticket Probable In HalifaX-Crops Dam
aged by Raln-Personal Notes.

| Correspondence Of tho Richmond D.so1tch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c. July S.-The Exe-
| cutiye Committee of the Third party held
meeting in Halifax yesterday. They
have called q county convention, and 1t Is
| believed that they will put a ticket III the
| field. There is not much fear by the
| Democrats that tbov VIII gather much
moro strength than they already have.
The heavy rains have damaged the
| crops considerably slr. William Hodges,
one of the best farmers of this section,
SAYS that he cannot now make full
crop.
Mr.. w. A. Dunn returned from Clinton
YESTERDAY. and says that tho crops along
| the roads show a great loss during the
past few days.
DIR. w. S. Black, superintendent of the
Oxford Orphan Asylum. Is here:
Captain w. II. Day, of Weldon, is in
town.
Judge T. N. Hill, of Halifax came down
yesterday on professional business.
Mrs. Lou Battle is visiting friends in
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Farrell has gone to the western part
of the State TO spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodges are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs, Farmer, OF Viz
gnia.
Misses Eleanor Smith and Bette Cooke
have returned from Greensboro. where
they have been engaged in teaching.
Mrs. Strong. OF Wilmington, IS visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss MollIe Iillery IS visiting relatives at
Iillery.
Miss Mary Edwards, of Garysburg. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. S. w. Edwards.
Mr. w. L. Scott has returned from Rich
mond to visit his parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF METHODS.
Increasing Interest I'm tho Session-va-
rieus Subjects Diseased.
Especial telegram 30 the Dispatch.l

WAYSEsvILLH, N. c., July 8.--The South
ern Assembly and School OF Methods now
In session here is increasing in interest
daily. The attendance continues to in-
crease also. The subjects of physical cul-
ture. elocution, social purity. health. So
ciesy, and Sabbath observance have al
ready been presented. Largo audiences
listen 10 the addresses delivered At night
by the national workers. Hiss kearnsy.
OF Mississippi, displayed marvellous ora
torical gifts 10 her presentation OF young
women's work last evening. She is the
most gifted daughter of the new South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
cRaRLoTTesvlLLe's COUNCIL.
Tho New Mayor Advocates n Sewerage
system Colonel Cutshsw Consulted.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the City Council
was held last night. the newly-elected
mayor. Louis L. Hanckel, presiding. Mr..
g.. ID. Fishburne was unanimously elected
alderman from the First Ward TO fill the
vacancy caused 10y the election of Mr..
Hanckcl TO the mayordlty.
The inaugural message Of the Mayor was
read. Tie financial condition of the city
was stated to be in remarkably healthy
condition, owing to the wise and pru-
dent management of his predecessor.
Prudence and economy, however, are adj
yocated, but Mr. Hanckel Is Of the decided
opinion that a penny-wise and pound
foolish policy should not be adopted.
He advocates the adoption of some
good system Of sewerage. and other
Improvements are urged. map
of the city hos been made with view of
ascertaining what system of sewerage the
authorities should adopt and the cost OF
the same, and the matter referred TO Col
one William +. Cutshaw, City Engineer OF
Richmond, for an opinion as an expert III
such matters. This was done many months
ago. but as yet no information on the
subjects have been received from Colonel
Cutshaw, and q resolution was adopted re-
ouesting that gentleman to report TO the
proper committee before the next meeting
OF the council.
FILTER-DAM.
The City Engineer suggested that a
stone fl,er-dam be built across a ravlne
above the northern edge OF the reservoir,
TO prevent the water from getting muddy
by the flow from the cultivated land
above.
Hereafter merry-eo-rounds" will have
% pay $40 lioense-taS per day to go
round" In this CITY, as snch entertain
ments are considered nuisance.
Public watering places for horses have
been ordered by the city to be convenient
ly located.
Privilege was granted auctioneers to sell
horses ON certain streets on court-days
and during certain hours the third Thurs
day in each month.
The lay delegates to the Charlottesville
District Conference of the Methodist
Church. which convenes at Culpeper next
Tuesday, are Professor +. II. Smith. James
Perley, and James +. Harlan.
Professor John b. Minors summer law
school at the University of Virginia opened
yesterday with eighty-three students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
A windsor Picnic Party at Plymouth
f,orras,,ondanre ~ me Rtrh nond DiSnaf.h-1

WINDSOR, y. C., July s.-Yesterdsy morning
ffiy members OF the Cafhie Baptist Sunday
school left Windsor on the steamer BERTHE for
Thunderbolt whore they expected 10 spend tho
day, bat when they reached thero the rain be.
gan 20 fall and they concluded 10 continue on n
Plymouth. When they reached there they were
Plymouth Baptist church, and invited 10 tho
church, where they spent some time IN singing
hymns.
Tho pic-aic party ehloyea themselves very
Der While IN Plymouth several members OF
the party Waited tho Episcopal church yard and
found that the Old church hsd been torn down
and ne. enc was being built out Of the ma
terials u the old one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
HNO' TIN WcNn-o ST1iIO OcHO'
bo-o'-The w. c. Z. q. Temple.
lcOrrospondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

lCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
RA1ErGH. n. c.. July s.-News of the
death OF another of tho five children so
cruelty beaten by their father, Frank
Meares, in Robson county, was received
to-day. The Youngest child died last
night. Meares Is in Fayetteville Jail for
safe keeping.
News was received to-day of the death
of Clement Fair, 10 Burke county. at the
age of 1913. One OF his sons served III the
war with Mexico and several of his grand
children were in the late war.
Notice was issued to-day that July goth
there will be held az Greensboro a grand
ratification by the ProhibitIonists of their
national ticket. Inc State convention
Will be held that day, and the counties are
notified to hold conventions on the 10th
and elect delegates 20 the State coRyen-
tons. The leaders Of the Prohibition
party in this county declare that the party
will largely increase its vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
AUCTION sALEs-Eusure Days.
BY J. Thompson Brown n Co,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

A NEAT, DETACHED, TWO!sToRY FRAME
RESIDENCE, No. 1920 TAfLoh' NkAh
RANDOLPH STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
N ! : :: w HarioIk:Hss!srn


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY -. ise'.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-srREEr STA ii'N
9:O0 A N. Dslly-Richm0nd and No :
Through Gxpress-Arriye A.f'
Il:3j A. NJ. stops only az F..f"
burg, Nayefiy, AMI SUFFOLK.
900 A n. Daily for LynchbGrg, koanokf' i|
intermediate stations ~
nection beyond Roanoke exec Z"
Winston-Salem division.
1920 p. H. Daily tor Roanoke, ksiiori,
laski, Bristol, and all points p -
and West ria East Tennessee, -
glnia and Georgia railroad PA
car Petersburg 20 ROanoA' i.'
Pullman sleeper Roanoke ~ -
phis rts Knoxville AMI ChasIan9'f-
2:5S p. II. Daily for NOricik. sunois. All =
termeilate stations Arrive ~
folk p. VI.
b:45 ". Daily. Arrive Norfolk 02o ?. ~.
1l:40 r. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, kaficrd,
iaski. and Bristol: aiso Tor d.
feld, Pc, ahontas. Eikhorn' y.
stations Cfnch-YaIleY division -
for Louisville ami stations ! -
vile and Nashville ralrVal -
Norton; also Tor Rocky aolli -
ali stations Wnstcn-Saier ii' 49,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND aud LiNSh
BURG ready for occupsres 81
PM: also Pullman sleeper Peter
burg 10 Louisville ria Morton p.
Roanoke. % Memphis and Ns'
Orleans VIA Knoxville aud eaa''~
noOga. -
Train. arrive Richmond from Lynchbars a.
the est daily 7:ft A. H., 2;Io p. NJ, sni
pm. FROM Norfolk aud NO Hast 1881 y -
2:f5 p. NJ. and J:3s Z. NJ ,.,..,,.,,.s
q,s alta basxage-chcckr, aud oil iniVkpiss-s
can hs obtained at Ricnnond aud poiefse-t
railroad depot, A. W. Carriers. e0i Man $3.50 49,.
ana al shs com pany once, SIS oass NAL
N. w. COukfNhi,
Passenger Asens-
W. II. BEvILL.
General Passenger Astsii
General once, Roeaoke, Va. W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
"eIe FOUR NswBseevs BIG CLAIM.
Object OF tho Third Party-Candidatcs tor
Congress In Every District.
Special telegram 10 tho Disputct

NObkf'sS w otoh's~'s
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l
WrrnEyIrLv, VA. July s.--Samuel III.
Newborry. Of the Big-Four" fame. was
IN town this morning on his way 20 his
mountain home in Bland county. having
Just returned from the Omaha convention.
He seemed greatly enthused over the work
OF the Peoples convention. and in conse-
quence no readily consented to an inter-
view for the DIsPATCH. He speaks IN the
highest terms cf the great northwestern
city and its people.
DON'T EXPECT TO WIN.
In reply 10 my question az to what States
the Peoples party would carry in Noyem. ,
Der he said: Texas, with her 10000
Democratic majority, Kansas. Arkansas.
Nebraska South Dakota. North and south
Carolina. and Georgia. We do not expect
10 carry enough 10 win, but simply to
throw the election into tho House."
AsTo VIRGINIA
In regard TO Virginia he said "She is
always one Of the last TO move, as she was
during the war. and did not tnen until the
invaders were Oh her soil, and she should
be in this great move Of the people against
Wall street aud monopoies."
The Senator said that the Peoples party
knew no North. no South, no West; that
they cheered General Field. the one-legged
Confederate. as loudly a. they did General
Weaver; that Fields nomination was
urged principally by the northern dele
gates. As to the State canvass the Sena-
tor said: Our party will put candidates
for Congress in every district n Virginia.
and the fight in tins State Will be hot
one"
lie rs NOT CANDIDATE.
II am not q candidate for Congress, or
in fact for any office"
In answer TO my question as TO which
one of the old parties they expected to
draw their votes from he replied:
both; but which of them will suffer
the most by the new move OF the people
cannot tell"
He said that tho solid South and the
solid Northwest would he broken; that
they would elect at least fifty members of
the Fifty-third Congress; that of the large
number elected 10 the present Congress all
had been captured by Wall street except
nIne The Senator says that he will can
vass every county in this congressional
district if his health will permit
BAYoNETs IF NOT BALLTos.
He said You have DO idea how the
people Of the West and Northwest are
fred up over this matter. 1t reminded of
the days Just preceding the war, but there
they ore determined to free themselves
from the landlords and money power, if
not by tho ballot with the bayouet.
Why" he continued. look at the state of
affairs at Homestead. Those Pinkerton
men are nothing but the outposts OF Wall
street,
The Senator. in conclusion. predicted
that the Third and Democratic parties
would be one four years hence under the
name OF the former, or some other, with
its principles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
SATISFACTORY.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union from all parts of tie country ex-
press their satisfaction at the design and
workmanship on the temple al Waynes-
vile. the cornerstone OF which is to DO
laid next Monday.
News was received to-day that in Lincoln
county Peter Seigle shot and killed his son /:
aged 10 years. The shooting was accident
al. The father carried the boy home, and
death followed soon after. Father and son
were hunting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
.HOUSE-CLEANING.
OPEN YOUR EYES
MAKE COMPARISONS YOURSELF

Buy where good goods arc sold /; buy
them where they are sold at the lowest
prices. Don't be bulIdozed by houses
that try to make you believe that every
other house in town sells trash. They
think it the proper manner OF raising
their clothing in your estimation. The
wrong way to do it. Let the customer
iudge for himself: it is he that is inter
ested. See the special bargains we are
offering to-day. Compare the qualities
and prices Of our Clothes with those
others sell. You'll buy ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
new lodge under dispcnsahon has just
been organized.
MATRIMONIAL.

oeen organized.
MATRIMONIAL.
Cards are out tor the marriage here on
the 10th instant Of MISS Lillian Wise Bag
well, of 0nancock. TO Mr.. Armistead Lee
Capehart, OF North Carolina. The pro-
spective bride is daughter of ths late
General Edmund r. Bagwell. OF Accomac.
and IL one OF tho most attractive aud pop.
ular young ladies in this section OF Viz.
ginia. Mr.. Capehart Ia q prosperous and
popular young planter OF the Old North
State. The marriage Will take place IN
the Episcopal church OF this town.
Several other marriages to take place in
this town are said 10 be near at hand, but
no authoritative announcement OF them
has yet been made. The prospect is. how
ever. that Hymon's torch will flame vigor-
ously in those parts for some time TO
come.
Rev. John p. Pruitt, who has been pastor
of the Baptist church hero for the past
three years, preached his farewell sermon
here last Sunday and will leave this week
for Chincoteague Island. where he expects
20 take a rest OF several weeks. IL IS
thought he Will accept call 10 church
in the western part Of North Carolina.
He is q young man OF excellent ability
and fine education and leaves behind him
many friends here in and out OF his de-
nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
A posr-oFFIcE THIEF CAUGHT.

Last winter about Christmas the post
Office at South Boston was broken into and
robbed. The THE. managed to elude the
vigilance of the postal authorities until to-
night, when l.. A. Q. Ihaxton, colored
man. was arrested in this city charged
with the crime. flo was committed 10 Jail
in default of $500 bail. and will probably
be examined before United States Com
missioner Coleman tomorrow.
Captain ". Z. Graves, the mayor of this
city, has been sick for several days. and
his condition IS SAID 10 be very critical
A Cleveland and Stevenson club was or
ganized in North Danyille tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

V,RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
4 THAT COMFORTABLE DWELLING NO:
72s SOUTH PINE STREET. NEAR HOLLY
STREET, WITH 'fHE LOT 15l4x10O FEET 10
AN ALLEY.-By virtue OF certain deed OF
trust dated December 20, 1889, recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court Doed-B0ok i'v -
naga as, default having becn made In the pay
ments OF tho notes therein secured, ana by re-
quest OF tho beneficiary, wc will sell, on the
premises, On
TUESDAY, July IL, 1892.
at6P NJ, the ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPER
TY. BE sure and attend gale and secure bar
gain. -
TgRMs: the deed requires all cash, but moro
liberal terms may DO announced AZ sale.
NC STAPLES.
WILLIAM kLLNSON,
teoo Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
A RESIDENCE DESTROYED.
One Negro Gashes Another with n Razor
A MaIl-Robber Arrested.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l

I'V'N'Hl VIZ 1'II 70 w "17FF'70'''
DASyILLE. VA. July Sat an early hour
yesterday morning the house occupied by
Mr.. j. Witcher Millner and family, III the
county, on Sandy-River road, was de-
stroyed by fire. Nothing was saved from
the building. the family being absent.
Tho fire is believed to have been incen-
diary. The house was insured IN tho
Georgia Home Company for 500. No in
surance on furniture; loss about 5000
During a quarrel here last night between
J. Carter and William Hawkins. both col
ored, the former cut the latter down the
centre of the back and near the left hip
with razor, injecting very bad wounds.
A woman was az the bottom of the affair.
Carter was arrested and sent on 70 the
grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
MASONRY ON The EASTERN SHORE.
Tue Grand Master ON His Misunderstanding
Fsshfansbie wsddina--Personai.

rsshiensbie Wedding Personal.
tcorrcsponaenee oftae Richmond Dispasch.i
osAxcocE. July s--Professor William
II. pleasants, of Rollins Institute, Grand
Master Of Masons IN Virginia. yesterday
evening, in company with the District
Deputy Grand Master of this district.
visited Northampton Lodge at Eastvile
and conferred the Master Mason's degree
Ia very impressive manner. The men,
bers OF tho craft were out in full force.
and an elegant supper was served ct Jar
vis's Hotel
The Grand Master expects 10 remain on
the Eastern Shore for several weeks,
during which he hopes 10 visit every lodge
Va tins section. Arrangements have been
made TO have him visit Cape Charles next
Wednesday and 0nancock few days
later.
The Masoas here are making arrange
menss TO take the Grand Master and .
numbey Of Tire brethren IN . sail boat from
Oohj3e Island to Chineotssgue. where .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedule
commencing APRIL %, 1892 eastern stan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
kinsten WINS BIZ s to-.


aud Rocky Mount baseball mines played o
game today. ,hins:on won by . score OF y 10
4 uader disadvantages. Johnston and Dozie,
visiting battery; stvphens and 0rtzzard, homo
battery.