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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
ARE YOU GOING AWAY !?
Whether Ysu Ire or yOI Yen Ntel to Anow
Just What to Do, Both al Home
81 Wh;Ia iuny
and While Away.

Nearly everybody is planning to Do more or
less travelling ct this season. Many people who
can afford It 20 TO Europe an1 spend great
deal Of time abroad. To-day you NEE. man In
Boston. and next week you encounter bin in
San Francisco Those who have not the time or
means to take these extended trips 20 TO some
summer resort. or take 4 little trip occasionally.
This is right and proper. We need change, but
all this running ab9u: causes Trash risks to
health and life, although the travelling may be
taken for health and pleasure. Exposure
change OF climate and haoits, change OF water
and Diet. loss Of sleep, and all those things make
people sick At very IGconvenient times ami In
uaexpec.ed places. People under such circlm-
stances are often seized With sickness Where
suitable medical help or remedies are not az
hand. Old complaints are aWaGened' Wnlcp
frequently taKe a frcsn hold ana often reauii IN
serious sickness or death. At su,h times illness
may Cftcl be warded oil by the prompt use OF a
good medicinal stimulau'. Itere Is NJ sumn-
liant equal % pure whiskey and the purest me-
dlcinal whiskey upon the market today - Dlt-
fys Pure Malt. IL has be'n before the pnblic
Tor years lt NAV be pose hle that SONS Inter-
estad persOn may say that Other Whls1eys are
inst ~ good hut 10 shruI 10 borne - mnd
mat otner whiskcys do not accomplish what
Dy.fv's Pure Malt mas accomplished for tho pact
twenty years 10 mas saTei the lives ~ thou
s1ni-, and ia prompt uss has progente1 tho
d7ucc-a which changes OF tho season and moi
dents II travel always occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
NEW HANOVER BANK
JUDGE WHITAKER DECIDES IN
FAVOR OF STATE TREASURER.
He Appoint. Receivers for the Bank aud
It's Brancb--D. r. Jones Suiren-
dersd@-Probahis Bigamist
Especial telegram to the Disp.,ch.l

RALEIGH. n. C.. July i3.--Judge Whit
aker, At chapbers here to-day, decided the
very important matter of the recoivership
OF tho Pank Of New Hanover. Itwas a test
case brought by State Treasurer Tate. whose
contention was that he alone has power
70 ask for a receiver of a suspended state
bank md that such an action must DO
brought before the Superior Court OF this
Wake county only. Judge Whitaker de-
cidcs IN favor Of the State Treasurer ana
that Vase superior Court has jurisdiction
IN all such cases.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
He has appointed Juuius Davis. OF WI
mincton. receiver OF the Bank OF new
Hanover. NJ Wilmington. and James a:
Leak RECOVER of It's branch bank nj
Wadesboro'. lie also r"n-ands the cases
10 New HaGovcr county. so thar "A SUIT
hroucht there NAV be consolidated with
II. This action of Judge whitaker Will
e,vo general Subtraction. and will prevent
elI poesiolc litigation. and there Will be no
conflict. DAVIS wa appointed by Judge
Coner nj cham bers III Wilson county,
and Leak appointed by him here.
AFrGITivE PROM JUSTICE.
r. 7. Jones. native of Cumberland
comfy but WOO - indicted IN tins county
fo- larceny. was brought here to-day by
Dsnylllr's Chicf Of Police, the authorizes
If NlrciniR having surrendered him. IL Is
,ptimniod that Jones may also be guilty OF
bigsmy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
WORK FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Justice CrutchGeld sent Several Cases
Up y-Sup?osed Crazy Woman


There was q great BIG docket embracing
n variety of offences at the Police Court
Yesterday morning. The weather was
hot. the courtroom was crowded. and
these clements made the place almost iu-
suGerable.
The most important case Of the day was
that of George Shields and Thomas Harris,
the negroes who INDUCED IN the quiet 1T
tie shooting and cutting ARRAY on Lester
street. "Wednesday afternoon. Shields was
charged with unlawtully shooting NJ Har-
ria M the street, tor winch he was hned
$3.50. aud also with carrying concealed
weapon, for winch he was sent TO the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court. in the
fight between Shields and Harris the lat
ter stabbed the former IN the back with .
knife. and for this Harris was sent 10 the
grand Jury.
An attachment was issued for Edward
Solomon white charged with assaulunG
and threatening to beat Emma j. Melton.
A comm sslou of lunacv was directed 10
investigate the condition of mind OF Mary
MagdOieue Thomas, Virginia Branch. and
Carrie Earks1ale Jali colored. The last
named was charged with cruelty beating
her infant child, but this case was dis
missed.
William Terry (colored) was sent 20 the
Hastings Court Grand jury on The charge
OF telOnlOuslv breaking INTO the store
house Of Bailey Harper IN the nighttime
and stealing Sl9. case against him tor
cursin. and abusing Bailey Harper was
dismissed. He WAS sent 10 iall IN default
OF security rs a suspicious character.
Archer Thomas tcolored) was required
10 give security IN the sum of $50 for sixty
DAYS for abusing Policeman sale.
Warner Wallace, n young white man,
Wa sent TO the grand jury on the charge
of stealing a watch belonging 10 Frank
Elhs and sent to Jail for twelve months as
suspicious character IN default OF secu-
rlt,. Another charge OF larceny has been
preferred against Wallace.
1hc continued Gaze OF Albert Chester
field tcoloredl. charged with burglary and
larceny. and tia, os Samuel Austin color
ed. charged with stealing a suit OF clothes,
were certlied to the grand Jury OK the
NustlnCs COURT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
VIRGlNlA-DAY AT CHICAGO.
Tho Programme Compie,ed--The Cover
nor to Attend.

During n long session yesterday the
Committee on Ceremonies on Virginia
dsy at the Worlds Fair completed arrange
ipents for the exercises OF that occasion.
Virginia. day will be the 9Th OF August, the
anniversary of the meeting OF the hrst
Colonial Assembly. The committee con-
sists OF Colonel A. ). Buford, Mr. Nj. Glen
ran, of Norfolk, and Senator W. !. Jordan.
The use of the Music Hall on the TX:
position Grounds having been rendered
by Vice-President Higginbotham. OF the
World STAIR Commission, the ceremonies
will open in that spacious structure at
j. NJ. with an Introductory address by
Colonel A. S. Buford. president OF the
Virginia Board. Colonel Butord's address
will be followed hv the recitation OF an
ode by Rev. Beverly ID. Tucker, OF Nor
folk, and an Grafton from Senator John W.
Daniel.
RECEPTION BY TIE GOVERNOR.
Ate O'Clock 2. NJ Governor Mckinney,
who will attend with MS staff, Will hold
reception In the Virginia building.
The committee decided TO issue invita-
tons, by printed cards. 10 the Governor OF
Virginia and his Ofiici1 stan, the living
ex.Governors. the Leutenant-Goyernor,
Attorney General. Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, Secretary of the Com
monwealih, Treasurer Of the State, FIRST
and Second Auditors, senator's and mem.
beers Of Congress Of Virginia members OF
the Senate and House Of Delegates OF
Virginia. Judges Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals OF Virginia. the MAYORS OF the
principal cities and towns, the press OF
the State. members Of the Auxiliary Board
of Virginia. the President Of the United
states and members Of his Cabinet, the
MAYOR Of Chicago, the commissioners OF
tho other States, the national comml5-
sioners, and the chief officials of the expo
sItion. There will also be n general invl-
tation by notice through the press 10 all
citizens of the old Commonwealth IN Chi
cago az that time.
WILL GO IN ADVANCE.
NesSrs. Jordan and Glennan. OF tho COM
mittee. will proceed 10 Chicago some days
before Nlrginia-day IN order TO make oil
preparations on the grounds for the OBJ
servance of the OCCASION.
Governor Mckinney and staff, Senator
Daniel, and Others will leave mere SO as 10
reach the White City III plenty Of time for
the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
YELLOW FEVER BRIG
ANCHORED ON THE HORSESHOE IN
LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY.
viii he Kept In Ouarsntine-AIieged
Pension swindiers Acquitted-LarGo
Force at the NavJ-Iard.
Lspeclnl tolorrnm % DE pI.p,tch.l

NORFOLK. Va. July 10 In the case
Of the yelow-fever brig Darmat an
chored on the horseshoe in the Chesa-
peake. the Cape Henry observer tele-
graphs here that the vessel lies IN such
position that the crew cannot seq his
flags. and therefore he is unable to get
information. He says anything they
throw over boad will surely wash ashore at
Cape Henry. The brig will be kept IN
quarantine at Fisherman's Island.
LATER.
The signal officer since reports that the
brig had lost her captain, wno died with
yellow-fever. and that three OF the crew
we're down with the disease. The United
States quarantine officials have the vessel
in charge.
40 CASES.
The United States Court was engaged to-
dav IN the tria! OF Pauline Jcrdan, who,
with William Ward. Urah and Matilda IL
lott all culOrpd), was jointly indicted Tor
conspiracy 20 defraud the government out
of the sum of 81 500. This Is one OF the
pension cases and the parties were charged
with falsely swearing that Pauline JORDAN
was the daughter of o cOiOred Federal SOL
der and the proper claimant for the above
mentioned sum. The prisoners elected 10
be tried separately and Pauline Jordan
was tried first. Evidence was adduced
70 show that she was unable to know posi-
lively who her parents were, aud beng
told that she vas entitled 10 the money
made application for the pension and Cd
tanned the same. She was acquitted. Mr..
II. l.. MOrthingtOn represented the de-
PENDANT and MAJOR Francis Il. Lasslter,
District Attorney, appeared for the govern
ment. 80,
Ihe other cases were postponed I'll
NovemJ Der. Court then ADJOURNED III IL
O'Clock tomorrow. when the case Oh
David Pearce coloredl. lor roObing the
post-o0icc at Windsor, Va, Will be called
RESIGNED.
Governor Mckinney has accepted the
reslenatIon IF Hon. X. T.. i. Stewart. men,
Der Of the House of Delegates from Nor
folk county. Mr.. Stewart has been up,
pointed clerk to the executive oihcer OF
the navy yard.
Sixteen hundred aud fifty men are en-
ploved al the n1yy-yart now, Wh'ch Is
somewhat larger than usual. lhcie Il
plenty of work on hand just now.
SIEMEYCE--m MOORE.
Mr.. Samuel W. Niemcycr prominent
vounr merchant Of Portsmouth. and Miss
MARY agnes MOOIe, uhuS't'i VI nv 49,
Sylvester Moore. were married near Deep
Creek, Norfolk county, the home OF the
bride. Yesterday AFTERNOON aud left for the
North. Rev. Mr. BogPs performed the
ceremony.
Rev. ~. ?. A. Peterson. OF Richmond,
is in the city visiting ana preaching.
New sweet-p potatoes are retailing IN tho
markets here.
SIX companies Of the Fourth Regiment
have signiied their intention of going into
camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

NUTICE.-MR. T. NJ. WORKMAN
~ Is admitted TO an interest In tbs REAL rs
TATE BUSINESS heretofore conducted by US TO
date from July /, 1893, the style OF tho arm 10
remain the came.
FRANK D. HILL 4 CO.,
Heal Estate ana Loans,
~ o-sodlw Ne. q north klsyenth susss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
MOUNTED .RlFLeMeN TO CAMP.
Deaths Of Rev. u. u. Day and Mr.. David
pe-PersonnI and Other Notes.

Pope-FersonnI and Other Notes.
rcorrespondoncs o, tho Richmond Dispstcn.l
ScorrA>p NICK. y. c.. July 13.-lhe
Scotland Ncck Mounted Ktcmen left TINS
morrinr for Morehead CITY. where they
90 for about two weeks encampmcnt.
only thirtv-Gyc OF the company went.
C.ptali e.. = white having sickness IN
IN. HON. did not 20. 50 the company IS IN
charge ~ flrst.LAentenant b. G.. Dunn. A
number Of other citizens went down with
tie company.
Rev. il. K. Dav. Il Surry county, who
Como here two or three weeks ago 10 sup
tiy for Kew. Il. i. Naum, Of the Baptist
church. died here tins mOInlne stj CLOCK.
,luch deb,lItated bF ms years work as
,tu1,u. AZ Wake-f Forest College. his ner-
VOWS -,-tom was soon broken down and he
survived tie attack only iew DAYS. his
remains arc to-day forwarded TO Surrv
county. TIE whole community ls much
rri.,ci because of the death Of this noble
yogu. minister. v,.,,
NcN. come from Spring Hill that Mr..
David Pope died there yesterday OF blood
poison growing out of crysipeias. lie was
9bnu. ID wears Ola.
Mis-. omega Foster Of Br dgcpor', Conn,
VINO hlS been visiting her aunt, Mrs. T.. T..
Il,h.II. went Yesterday 70 rankin coun-
Is oa % 'l'lt.
Misses Tatc renncr and Eleanor Smith
and Mc~-r- Joseph Stern, j. T.. Condry,
AMI ". teuuer have gone to Morehead
tltv.
Mlss Tumce Mcdowell is we'll enough to
20 e. MuIir.csboro' to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

WANTED. A YOUNG MAN TO AS
w SYST IN LEGAL WORK IN LAW Of
FICF. One preferred who has ha1some practice
AZ the bar. Mus: 10 energetic apd ambitious.
State experience. Address Box No j. Newport
Sewa Va. ~ l4-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

would shelter them. Thoy have repeat
edly confessed their guilt and said that
their arrest meant the worst 10 them;
that they would die rather than submit to
beng arrested. and 50 they had grown des-
perate.
Wiley Davis. who was stabbed by Jack
Howell the other day. /. thought not 10
be fatally wounded. Howell IS in jail
awaiting q preliminary hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Turn Outthe linton Men.

The STATE newspaper Office closed its
doors to union compositors Yesterday
afternoon. throwing five journeymen
printers out of employment. within the
past two weeks several other union men
have been dropped from the States Inst of
employees Henceforth it will be what IS
known among typos us an "open office"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
PROPOSALS.

CONNONUEALrH Of YiRGiSIA,l
OFFICE or SURF or PUSIIC PRINTING.
RlCuEOSp. VA. July o, 1898.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECEIVED at this ONCE until l. 81. OF
TUESDAY, July 10, 1893,
for PRINTING AND BINDING FIFTEEN HUN
DRIED COPIES OF fnE EIGH1Y-NIN FIJI
VOLUME OF VIRGINIA REPORTS. Pnuted
scaeduies, on which AL bids are required 70 DO
made, will DO furnished on application.
Nothing bat nrst- class WORK viii DO accepted.
and bids IRON parties without experience IN this
limo OF work wll net be considsred.
At the same time and pincp tids will be- re-
ceiyed for ONE HUNDRED RsAMS (inoie or
less OF 24x3s j0-pOund 5. 5. and q. TONED
BOOK PAPER. Bidder will FURNISH sample.
The right IS reserved OF rejecting any and all
bids J. IA. ObANNON,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
~ 7-eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
PERSONAL.
UNCLAIMED MONEY DUE TO

UNCLAIMED MONEY DUE TO
I Bul'ocs. WEI, brother 0: Mis-. Fl,ta and
Mrs. Jones, 1910.
Cisfnent-, Nm., went 70 America about 1873.
HAYWARD, 1nOs. r., about 1887, kO-.sy Point,
Nc.
Mclycr, Ann daughter OF Donald Newer. q y.
O., lyinE 1879. Related 10 ars. :peEcer and
David hold.
Moore. Lewis, brother OF Mrs.. Quielcy IN VIZ
gipia about , So.
Pondcxter. Henrietta, and her brother Thos.
Bailllc, New Orleans, 1890.
Qucley. Mrs. Jane, formerly Moore, in Virginia
about 1873.
Ross kegiraid Stocker, Atlanta. Ga, 1870.
Apply 10 d. BEENAkDi BaOThEES,
~ l1-It IedlOrd ROy. locdou. tug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
BUSINESS WANTS

- 4 HOME BY THE ID + T. p.
"A HEAVfNG SEA-" Pleasant rooms With
good board. Apply 20
Mas. HARRY SELDEN,
Virginia Beach. Va,
&c I3-ot, Se'den Cottage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

Daily. D-Dtnner. S--Sapper.
No. 80 makes al local stops Connects a. IA
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Asnevllle, " g.,
and all intermediate points on tho Weslorn
North CarUlna railroad.
No. - has PulimAn-B Buffet Shoppers Rich
mond to Atlanta. Connects directly a. Atlanta
with ". 4 A. Il X. tor CbattsRooga. Sasnyins.
and all polats West. Connects with A. z W. r.
X. X for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
aud all points southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. l34-A. a ". special. Il:i5 A. NJ
No 7s-Nsh aud express Gao Z. NJ
For tickets, Pullman resery alons, re, apply
at tlcket-ofice Byd-sireet station, Richmond
Transfer Company's, 90l east Main street, sui
company Once, $50 cas-, Main street.
JOHN [. WINDER, La. MYERS,
General Manager. General supertnt
o. v. SMITH, 7. j. ANDERSON.
frame Manager. Passenger Agent
II. n. HoYkIN. City Pas'g,r Agent. my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
AN AMBITIOUS CLUR.

The Petersburg Base Ball Club has great
aspirations to win the championship IN
the SEXES Of the tri-league games and
will fight hard Tor that honor. The club
will probably soor be considerably
strengthened.
The Woods Church Sunday school, in
Chesterfield, will have picnic for the
benefit Of tho school next Thursday. at
which addresses will be delivered by sew
eral speakers from distance.
For some weeks past there has been but
little life in the peanut market here. hut
there are now encouraging signs OF
revival OF trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
ARE THEY MORALLY WOUNDED
Indirect Reports from the HidinG-Pla
OF the Fleming Outlaws.

Correspondence Ct the RIclmoni DsUl;ch.l
CuNTwooD, Va, July 12.-The two
Fleming bows, who were shot by detec-
tives from Big Stone Gap Yesterday, are
said to be mOrtally wounded. Henan. the
eldest. is shot through the body with A.
calibre Winchester ball, the hall entering
his back and passing cut at his breast.
Cal Is shot IN the same manner, except
that the bali did not pass through
him. 1t Is not generally known where
thev are, but some OF their friends and
relatives are earn. for them. DR.. Phlpps,
of this place, has gone 10 attend them.
Parties who have seen them say they caG-
not possibly live. They believed they had
killed tour OF the detectives. and the re-
port was circulated through the COM
mUnity. but IL Is now learned that they
escaped unhdrt except slight flesh
wound which one OF them received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
CuOLERA-INFASTCI.
10 This the Dreaded Cholera?

RAxioB. n. c.. July ia letter to q
prominent State official to-day states that
DR.. Lewis. Health Officer Of Northampton
county. reports the existence IN its eastern
section OF disease resembling cholera.
Persons attacked die ia SIX or seven hours.
aud there have been twelve deaths. The
disease Is being officially investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
COURT ORDERS.

OFFICE or COMMISSIONER WILLIAM VI. TCR?IND
Ne. il SHAFEKs BUUDI>i,
RICHMOND. Va, july =, 1893. }
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
4 THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
mo o. w,F&Suiy,n'

T'HE BEST TALENT,
L THE FINtST WORK.
1Hk LOWEST PRICES,
IN STFAM-FIITING, GALVANIZED IRON.
AND COPPER WORK, GAS-FIi TING.
TIMING, AND PLUMBING,
az RICHMOND STEAM-fl TING AND Pill NIB
ING COMPANY.
No. 10 GOVERNOR srREET
We have an expert stcam-nttCr and plumber
ant make specially Of repairing az short
notice r. =. WATKINS,
formerly With ". :. Wood a sons.
IL 12.cOd3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

A. Spencer was married here yesterday to
MIR. Walter (iarnett. Miss Spencer was O
popular and accomplished young LADY,, and
her father is one OF the best citizens of the
county. The groom is also popular
young businessman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
For Free and TALENTED silver.

TSD50laI T5IeErauI 70 VI10 D'5PaEV1'T
TGRBoRo', N. c.. July 19.-Edgecomb's
County Alliance to-day unanimously
adopted resolutions urging Congressman
woodard. of this district, to vote for
free and unlimited silver coinage at the
present ratio. and not 10 vote for the de-
feat OF the Sherman law unit. free-coin-
ace bill Is offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

IN THE CHANCERf COURT or
L THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
joseph Il. Phillips, administrator with tho viii
Annexed Of Mary Z. Baldwin, deceased,
Mary Ellen Baldwin, Anton Hotter Thiermanu,
thomas Fleming lheTmanu, and Anna Marie
Philips. vito OF said Joseph K. Philips, toe
said nrst three named parties being niaOss
under tie age OF II years.
(Exttact from decree Of July 3, 1891
49, On consideration whereof, the
Court doth adludge. order snd decree That this
cause % referred TO one ot the commissioner
~ this court. VINO IS directed to take the follow
ing accounts and make the following inqulr es-
VIZ:
plaintiff, Joseph x. Philips, as Administrator,
with the Will annexed. Of decedcDt, Nary I.
80. A account Of the estate OF Mary F. Bald.
win OF every character and description whatso-
ever.
against tho estate Of said Mary T. BALDWIN,
with their respective ptioriues and dignltles II
any.
state, and settle, aud make proper report 10
this court, together with any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or required by
any parry IN interest to b. specially stltod.
- lie viii give due notice Of the time anu place
Of executing tue FIRST three inquiries directed
by this decree By publication once a week tor
tour successive weeks In some newspaper pub
lisned IN the city OF i,ichm0nd, rnlch shall to
equivalent 10 personal service en- all parties ex-
ccp. the plaintiff. uoon whom personal service
Of notice shall be- had. ."
To all parties in interest. take notice, that
have uIed my once aforesaid a. the place and
AUGUST :. 1898. al 10 A. ". as the time for
executing the foregoing decree, where and whom
you may attend If YOU think proper 10 do So
Given under my band this TIN DAY OF July,
1893. WILLIAM NJ TURPIN,
Commissioner.
Ed. WADDILI, JR., Counsel for ali parties.
~ 1-F4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Re-, Jur, ,xeerald Dead.

rCorrseaoadepoe Of the Richmond Dispatcal
BUcEEGHAx COURTHOUSE. Va, July ia
Rev. James H. Fitzgerald. who was a
prominent minister OF the Presbyterian
church, died at his residence near here. on
TUESDAY night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Death Of Mr. Angus Mcdonald Green.

tCorres oondeucoo OF tao Richmond DlsD,,rh.l
CurTEpER. july -. Mr.. Angus Mcdonald
Green. one of our prominent and we'll
known lawyers. died suddenly tuesday
night at his residence. three miles from
town. Mr.. Green was the SOD OF the late
Major James ". Green, and leaves a vile
and two young children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
RAILROAD IISrx

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Two Carolina Rase-BaII Gamer.

WILSON. n. c.. July IL. In tho base. ball
game here Yesterday Wilson scored 8 20
fayett6yille's 0. In the game at Rocky
Mount to-day Fayetteville made 10 Rocky
Mounts 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

VA A y 7 + ID, SITUATION AS
w travelling salesman for tobacco house or
manufacturer. Good references given. Adj
dress GEORGE CANNON, Sit Holly, :. {.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
~ MrLLINs TRAGEDY.

1t has now been more than year since
the murder OF which the Flemlngs are
accused was committed and they have
avoided arrest. living most of the time in
the woods, in caves, and such places as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

qks Gsvnstt-spsneer weddIux.
acyz aspsndsncs Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
,BucgronAx CoURTRousE. July i3.-Miss
NsryT,. tie eldSsf daughter Of Mr.. Chsries