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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

and often. Tho grounds were IN bad con-
dltion after the heavy rain this morning,
and therefore brilliant plays were impos-
sible. Weather threatening. Attcndanoe'
ma Score. r. p.H. r.
i i,vU ISS,o oooooooo9-2 !
Chicaeos, .....4I4O0 90 x-b Is a
Batteries: Rhodes and Clarke; Hutch
inson and Schr,yer.
AZ. LocIs. G; cTxvELiSps. 2.
81, l,ouIs. July 2o.--Umpire Lynch gave
tho opening eamo this afternoon 70 the
Cieyeiands by a series OF rank and costly
decisions. Clevelands two runs IN the
third inning were gift, as bnrkett cailea
safe a; the plate when be should have been
third man out. Again IN the last inning
Virtue wrapped hls arms about Shugarps
legs 70 stop double play and Lynch let
the play so bT unnoticed. The game was
foatureloss. Score:
First game: p BE. y.
81. Ions. 2O0200i-6 10 3
Clevolands. 4 031 100 IL 10 3
Batteries: Breitenstein. Gleason, and
Gunson; Cuppy and O'Connor.
ST. LOUIS, 2; cLEvELAyDs, 3.
Second game President Won Der Abe
said he would rather have Cleveland
player than Lyncn. aud the umpire gave
way 20 the Garrison brothcrs--Arthur and
Inability 10 bat at critical stages cost ~.
Louis the game. Attendance, Abs.
Score Il. D.H. y.
st. Louis. ....O0O0OO110-2 7 8
Clevelands. % 20 900 0 0-3 ID o
Batteries: Breitenstein and Gunson;
Hastings and O'Conpor.
BosroNs. Z; BALTrMoREs, 4.
BosIoH. Mass. July 29.-To-day's game
was hard one from start to finish, and
had Hawke kept his nerve in the last
inning Baltimore would have won. Both
teams threw away chances on the bases
and errors wers very costly. With the
Orioles ono run in the lead IN the ninth.
Hawke gave Tucker and Cardoll bases on
balls with no ono out. A Wild throw by
Hawke advanced man q base, and then
Bennett hit for two bases. Another wild
throw by Hawke and two sacrifices sent IN
four runs. HITS by Ireadway and Long
put men on the third and second IN Balti-
inore's last half Of the ninth with two men
out. and Reitz flied out TO Mccarthy.
Attendance, 2.lG0. Score: s. B.H. Z.
Bostons. .......0 co. 20 0 Al b 2
Baltimores o 0 i 90 0 2 / O. Z
Batteries. Gastright and Bennett:
Hawke and Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A WOMAN lmPsLEc UPON A HARD
WOOD LEVER.
The stake Driven Twsaty Tschss Thseueh
Her Body-she Dies on Its
Being Removed.
TBy telegraph 10 the DIsosscn.i

CHICAGO. July 29. AT the larrison-Stre
bridge this evening an ooen car APP
preached the bridge at q good rate OF
speed. As tho car struck the east end OF
the bridge the latter shook and swsyed up
and down for moment. The heavy-point-
ed hardwood tightening at the east
end of the bridge fell from its
fastenings and swung around directly
against the right side OF the car.
Miss Nellie Riordan. OF. Ii Selden street.
sat near the right-haud outer edge of
seat near the middle of the car. and the
pointed end of the lever struck her in the
groin. passed through her body. and made
a hole in the back of the seat in which she
was sitting. The lever extended twenty
inches through the body OF the woman,
pinning her to the fragment OF seat.
A physician who was summoned from a
house near by said the woman would
bleed TO death IL the lever were WITHDRAWN
from her body.
THE LEVER SAWED OFF.
saw was procured and the lever was
sawed of two feet from Miss Riordan's
body. The woman, with O portion OF the
lever still penetrating Der body, was con-
yeyed TO the county hospital. The attend
ing physician said she would proba-
bly die as soon as the piece OF the
lever swas removed. Her parents and
friends were sent for and restoratives,
were applied. Miss Riordan rseained
consciousness. and was told that she
would probably soon die. She took a
farewell of her friends, after priest had
gwen her dissolution. The hospital sur
geons then removed the piece of lever
from her body. after which she sank
rapidly, and in few minutes died from
loss of blood.
Three other women on the car were
badly injured by splinters. but not dan
s,aro,,cly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Sf2. IS from the ics-mission box. end July
39th S7.27 from the ice-mission box
On July 9th the following note was re-
ceived from Georgetown. u. g., enciosing
"a: II saw the appeal in the DISPATCH
and hope this mite will reach you IN
safety and help the Tee Mission"
The mission also begs TO acknowledge
with hearty thanks the sum OF sl5 re-
ceived to-day as the proceeds OF lawn
party held one evening during this week
at Colonel John Bell Bigger's,- 902 east
Leigh, by Misses LILLIAN Taylor Sally
Bigger. Cora Williams. Blanche Mcintyre,
and Ellie Lacy. These young girls gave
their services freely to help the poor and
set an example which might well be fol-
lowed by our people nj home and By those
enjoying the refreshment OF solourn IN
the mountains or at the seaside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
om,.,u,,,cor.,c for MIN.

Officer John 4. Hall left last night ria
the Richmond and Danville railroad for
Winston, N. c.. for the negro William
Hill. who is wanted hero for the murder
Of Ed. Frayser.
The following telegram was received by
the DfspATcH from Winston last night:
There seems no doubt that the negro
arrested By Officer Golfer, of the city po-
lice force, Is William Hill. who Is charged
with having committed Tsurder IN Rich
mond in June. The negro was at work IN
Browns tobscoo-faotoFy at the time OF
his arrest.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
FAIR OPEN TODAY
Order of Council to This Efrect-ciingman
IniunctIOn Suit
rBy telegraph TO the Dispa:ch.l

tBy telegraph 20 tho Dispa.ch.l
CH1oAoo. July 29.-The Worlds Fair will
be opened next Sunday. This decision
was reached last night at meeting OF the
Council of Administration. when along set
of resolutions was adopted reciting the
proceedings IN the Chngman Injunction
suit. and finally ordering that the
Worlds Columbian Exposition and the
gates thereof shall be opened TO the public
on Sunday next IN the same manner ana
on like terms and conditions that pre-
vailed prior to the said order of the Coun;;
Gil, and it is further ordered that certified
copies of this order be immediately trans
mitted to the General Director and tue
superintendent of the Department OF Al;
mission with instructions to observe ana
enforce the same"
Next week it is hoped that the matter
will be definitely and finally settled. and
the public will know whether TO count
upon six or seven-day fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Portland (Ore.) Suspensions.
fnr tnlnrrnnh 10 tho Dlanatchl

PORTLAND. ORE, July 29,-The Com
mercIal National Bank, the Portland
Savings Bank, and the AInsworth National
Bank closed their doors this morning on
account of depositors drawing money
faster than collections codld be made.
Several other banks Gre paying out rapidly
and it IS possible that some OF the smaller
ones may suspend. All are considered
absolutely safe, however, and those which
have been forced TO suspend have more
than ample security to meet their liabili-
.iaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

A gentleman who has recently been
making study of the moon contributes
the following TO the DISPATCH;
Amy one who possesses O good pair OF
ewes and has the faculty of seeing faces
and forms in irregular lines OF clouds
or rocks can. any clear night during full
moon, SEQ distinctly beautiful woman's
head and neck and, indistinctly. mans
head, with moustache and beard, kissing
her. What appear to be clouds IN the
moon form the woman's hair and the mar's
beard. The woman is on the right and
the man on the left-hand side of the per-
aon looking"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Gardner.GIbson Nuptials.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. July 29.-Mr. Ber-
nard f. Gardner and Mrs. Emma Gibson
we're married at the residence OF Mr.. W.
ID. Marshall, near Rose Hill, by the Rev.
John b. Turpin. The groom 10 one OF our
praiseworthy citizens and the orlue Is an
amiable lady OF much sweetness OF cha
raoter. A number of friends were present
at the celebration of the nuptials; Among
them were Mrs. Walker, sister OF the bride.
of Union Mills. Fluyanna county. and her
sons and daughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

WAsHsorox y. O.. July ~
IsTnRMIForecast for twenty -four hours--
~ from midnight 70 midsisht.--Fes
Virginia: Local thundsr-ssorms;
north winds; sl,ghtly cooler In west por-
ton.
For North Casolins, Far weather In
southeast; local showers In northwest
portion; southwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
BALL AND eAT.
ro.i'ru Loses One and v;ius ons Game
Iiiiadei2tia Ditto.
photograph TO tho Dispstco.l


telegraph 70 tho Dispstcn.l
..... n. Y. July 29.-Philadelphia
r.... li-t game OF the BROOKLYN series
'. .t...ulu bY clever fielding and
...f CHATTING. IL was q see-saw KIND OF
De- tra result being IN doubt until
..... nlt ms foot down hard on the
.a -lle Il the board by allowing
G. ollas half u dozen singles.
.... .. .a.acis went up IN the air, car
. .lme with them. This was IN
rl.ns and the brookiyus were
.r. Che good, but Clements, Cross,
l nd singled, Sharrott flied 10
..l Carsry's single scored two
tau Int safely 70 left. sending
.. -f.s The plate. Foutz tumbled
. .sr-ev came IN. and Hamilton
tt.lrun of the inning on lhomp-
a. 'sl bv slow fielding on tho
.. ..rfaiu IOutZ. Carsey kept cool
.t.t tho ninth. and the Brooklyns
..lI 80 their score Daily hatted
Pill. bone team, getting home
A tN' lugics.
t. ta second game furnished no
3d.. amount ~ oycltemont than dld
i. b was appreciated more bg the
..ator-. After quite a struggle
won by narrow margin, the
N. t.rs the fourth obtained from
.t.A tins week out Of q total OF
payed. one Of which was a
-.b.lif was gwen n chance and viu-
..e .udcment roposed IN him by
OBI. Ilhnes down TO eight hits.
.al gave four bases on balls and
f... I'D. Two men. He covered his po-
u..4. Nckerg was bit as often as
.yus cared ~ get tho runs.
s4ue. Rp.u.E.
....OO4O1O01 o. 10 8
H'aI. ..a4s ..OO22 000l $40 II 0
.s..tr comedy and Kinslow; Car
~ tll .cmcnts.
game. r. BE. y.
.003Ooo22x-7 IL 2
"uas.O O0il3Ol Q-6 8
'-.r' g. SharrOtt aud Daley; J.
'.i .ui Clements.
N.a iJuLs. II wAsHIEoroSs. G.
Nt' l0rr. July q. Luck was with the
pa .fa. Tins afternoon in their game
..- Zoo hashngtons. The score was a
lo tne last halt Of the ninth inoine,
80 herman hunted after Ward had gone
a' lf.t. O'kOuTke made q fine catch
i-' long IS aud then Conner put up
one lack Of sullivan. 0'Rourke
rl.Iyan ran tor the ball, which fell
'li q -u!liyan's reach. aud scored the
-. 20 run ~ close shave. The game
.tacd IN hard hitting and brilliant
lls Hornung made bis frat appear.
-h league umpire aud did good
go score: TN. y.
I.N lorks.... O0o2o00i-7 8
'"aIneions. = 0S 300 O0 -6 . 8
s.L1at,'enes' German ana Wilson; Esper
Id Farrell.
qtuSSArIs. 8; PiTTSBuE0s. o.
,C.rilN II. July q. In a lone .drawn-out
~ ufssome game the Pittsburgs defeat
~, Lg Reds very handily tins afternoon.
"''shdsnee, 1860. Score;
SS.heiehs.ls. s0ooooooo- 10 s
Isaoores -. s. 0 e0200 o. 40 10 1
Pa S.,,'eiles; Dryer and Murphy; Kiiien,
'''s9' and Hugdon.
b"uisuLiIs. q: cmckoos. IA.
,ho.h'nLK, KY., Juir 3d. The Louis
cs.s we're glYea bad drnbbing by
bs..escs to-day Ia q very one-eided game.
n lh,nson bad the Colonies at his mercy
~ uiaes, While hhodss was hit hard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A eAsWs MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Its Carriage Almost Under tho Wheels OF
Moving Train Kescued.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. July ga most miracu-
Ious escape of little baby from death
occurred here this morning. A baby son
of MIR. Harry Poss was being rolled about
King street by its little 9-year-eld uncle
He left the child and carriage standing at
the corner of King and Henry streets
while he went into neighborlng store on
an errand for his mother. A Midland rail-
way train passing ct the time Jared the
carriage and it rolled under the baggage-car
of the moving train before hand could
be raised to stopit People near by turned
sick from fright, expecting TO see the llttle
one ground up, but Engineer 11cer, who,
saw the accident, applied the air brake aud
brought the tram 10 q standstill Just as
the wheels were about to strike the car
riage. The baby and carriage were gotten
from under the car with some diihculty,
bnt the little one escaped without
scratch. Ii was indeed one OF the most
miraculous escapes from death that have
ever occurred here. :.
The Richmond and Danvillo railroad has
cut down the working hours of all lts
shops here, except the round house, from
ten to FIVE hours per day. number OF
the men will not accept the reduction in
time and have left the service OF the COM
papy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
silver Discovered In West Vireiuis.
fcnocial teiegram 10 tho DigDltch.l

PAEKgssBuao, w. Va. July 29.-For four
months past company Of eastern capital
lists has been conducting extensive mining
operations at Lock No. /, on the Little Ma
nawha. To-day they uncovered silver
bearing ledge Of ore three feet thick. The
ledge has been tested and traced several
hundred yards. The find has caused con-
siderable excitement. The company has
spent several thousand dollars previous to
this testing the field for silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Among the Military.

The absorbing topic of discussion among
the military lads of the city is the en-
campment next month at Ocean View.
The soldier boys will 60 prepared for fun
and say they anticipate most delightful
time. About two hundred end nfty MEN,
beers of the regiment will take the trip.
Last night the Petersburg company visit
ed the Armory and Were entertained by
the Richmond soldiers. The Cockade City
bows arrived in the city about o'clock.
They were on their way to the White Sui
phur, where, in company with the Fourth
Regiment, they will encamp for the sum
mer vacation. They joined the Norfolk
bows on the Chesapeake and Ohio train at
10 O'Clock last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
PROBABLY A MURDER.
Arrest OF a Negro Charged with Commits
sion Of the Crime.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

[By telegraph 10 the Dlspatchl
COLUMBUS. Ga. July 29.-Shortly before
davbreek this morning tho residence or
II. j. Eelbeck, whose wife Is postmistress
nj Feloeck, a station twenty miles from
Columbus. was entered, and Mrs. Eelbeck,
who was sleeping in room adjoining her
husbands, was struck on the head num-
bor of times with a small cbopping-axe.
Her skull was fractured and death IS
almost certain. A. posse was organized.
and during the day sufficient Information
McCook. an aged negro who mad been en-
ployed on the place, but who had disap-
penred. His clothes were bloody and he
could give no explanation OF MS where
obonts II appears that McCook had be-
come very. mes lectlul of his work and Mrs.
Eelbeck had threatened to have him pua-
ished. This iucensod him and no suoss-
quentlv threatened TO XIII the woman.
Moon 10 half.witted aud no doubt COM
mitted the crime IN spirit OF petty 70
yenge. lie is now III jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Hank Run8 Counieracted.

MILwAuKEE, WIS. July 29.-The Com
mercial Bank of Eau Claire, Wis, did not
open Its doors this morning. Notices were
Bryon A. Bufinton as receiver. The close
is due to the continuance OF heavy with
drawals and the inability to realize on Sc
ourlties sc this time. The Commercial Is o
popular savings bank throughout the
Uhippewa Valley. 1t has o capital OF
$50, 900. Runs were started on the National
Bank of Eau Claire. the Bank of Eau
Claire, and the Chippewa Valley Bank,
but were counteracted by heavy deposits
by many leading business men. These
banks are remaining open after hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Ah.sn, ponuli,t Orators.

fCorrospondonce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 2s.-General
James G. Field and Congressman Jerry
Simpson we're TO speak here to-day, but
up to q late hour neither of them had put
IN appearance.
Della Wells, servant employed az tne
insane asylum. was before Mayor Henley
Yesterday evening. charged with stealing
money and clothes from che attendants.
Sho was committed TO jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
MARRIAGES.

DOLLARD - WILKINSON. - Married:
Thursday. July 9th. at the residence OK
the pastor OF Sacred-H Heart church, Rey.
Father o. Richie officiating, RICHARD Z.
DOLLARD and MARY l.. WILKINSON.
MOORE - PPES.-Marred. az tho
residence Of the BRIDE, No. Is south fins
street, July 9th. at . 7. NJ, by the hev.
A. r. Moore, Mr. A. CLIFTON MOORE "a
Miss LOLA V. EPPES: both OF this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
r,nrninr Of ohamb,rsburg.

Cs.xnxasBuRo. PKNS.. July 29.-Cham-
hersbure was crowded yesterday with peo-
nle from all along the Cumberland yaiiey
rom Harrisburg 10 Winchester, Va. 70
witness the dedication of the monumens,
erected by popular subscription securca
by the Daiy Repository. This monu,nens
commemorates the burning OF Chambers
hnr. by tao Confederate forces unuel
General McCausland on July Soslo6h AZ, ino
exercises consisted OF paraoe, pan,, ra
,, a from a radius Of fifty miles; me e
singing sivs Of nat.opai AIRS by a choir Of ioO
y s,Ss and an Grafton BY W. 1. Cook.
editor of the Baltimore Teepahl. for.ies cry
editor OF the Repository. The monunsns
was presented to and accepted Ny the o''s
Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
WAITE ON HIS meTTLE.
The rirs-Eaiioe Governor OF Colorado
Tackles n Reporter.
rBy Telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.l

10y tcltSthpH W tAN N'-f~~-''
Dvxvvp Col. July 29.-There was O
uveIv though rather undignitied fight AT
the State. House to-day between Governor
Waite, aided by his acting secretary,
HAIRY Maltby, on one side. and q
lone reporter on the other. This
afternoon Mr.. CASTOR, reporter
representing an evening paper. whose
regular routing Is the State offices, oaiieu
mon Governor Waite and asked for ths
news OF tho day. The Governor refused
To talk and ordered the reporter 10 ieass
,he Ia ssrvicea OF Governor Yates nephew,
NsItby who had been acting as tempo
rary secretary, being called upon the re-
norter was elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
BRITISH SOCIETY SHOCKED.
The wifs CT the Rev. Canon George Pro-
there Commits Suicide.

LONDON, July 29-EcclesissIical and other
circles were shocked to-day by the news
that the wife of the Rev. Canon George
Prothero. a chaplain in ordinary TO the
Queen, had committed suicide. Mrs.
Prothero. who had BEEN i'll for some time.
was at Whippingham rectory, near Os-
borne House. the Queens residence. on
the Isle of Wight. To-day, while tempo
rarily insane. she escaped the observation
OF her nurse and leaped from one OF the
windows of her room, which WAS in the
upper part Of the rectory. She was almost
instantly killed. In addition TO being a
chaplain IN ordinary. Canon Prothero Is @
DeputY Clerk OF the Queens closet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Political Notes.

The Buford Club OF Marshall Ward will
meet at Masons' Hall. Twsnty-fifth street
between NJ and N. Monday night at 8
O'Clock. General Peyton Wise and others
will address the meeting.
A prominent member of the Republican
party. when asked last night what that
party in the State was doing. said it was
Laying low and chawing snake-root."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
sayings-Bank Suspension.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. July 29.-The Savings
Bank OF Baraboo. Wis. closed its doors
this morning. The following notice was
posted: Failure to receive money con-
fidently expected. the strlngency OF the
money market, and Inability to realize on
assets render suspen' s6 OF bs
banks IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

chan,s- Policeman Dave Griffith. one OF
the oldest officers on the force. was found
burpIarizing a store that he was paid TOT
watching this morning, and upon trlsi
was committed to jail in default o. bail.
Ho was surprised while Of work by the ~.
tonished proprietor. Griffith has had the
confidence of the entire community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
BOiES TO RETIRE.
Says He Is Through with Politio, and
Odlce-HOlding.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

10y TtIeFIdIII TO IIlv 1I5V'II'II'I
KEoKUK, IA, July Ex-Governor Boies is
in the city. He says: Il am through with
politics. Under no circumstances will
accept another nomination for Governor.
and 30 far as my being a candidate for
senator is concerned. such is far from the
case, as / would not accept the Office as o
gift. When my present term expires
shall retire to private life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Kentucky Bank Failure.
rpx ,alagranh IN the DfsDafch.

LOUISVILLE. KY., July 2s.-The Pineville
Banking Company, at Pineyille, closed its
doors Yesterday. II was considered the
best bank in Southeastern Kentucky. The
president will surrender all his individual
property to help the bank out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A POST-OFFICE ROBBED.
Money, Stamps, Tobacco, and sardines
Taken Senator Vance I'm Ashevilie.

lSpec9l telegram 70 inc DispaDn'I
AsHEvILLH, n. O.. July 29.-The post
Office and store at Alexander, Buncombo
county. was feeced and plundered thurs.
day night of about 521O, S2S worth of
stamps. four watches, some tobacco, sar-
dimes, and other articles. Two negroes
and two white men, supposed TO be
tramps. were seen In the nelghborhood
Thursday evening. Tho Post-Ofiice De-
partment has been notified.
Senator Vance came TO Asheville yester
day from Gombroon and will remain un-
I'll tomorrow. His health is good. He
expects to &c TO Washington on the 9Th Of
August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Paymsster suiiivan's Case.
fBy telegraph 90 tho Dlsostch.I

WASHINGTON, d. O.. July 2s.-Upon the
request OF the defendant that be DO grant
ed moro time for the preparation Of his
case. the Acting Secretary OF the Navy has
authorized postponement until August
7th Oh the court-msrtial at Mare Island,
CAL, engaged IN the trial OF PaymastsF
6uiliysps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
The Hastings Court,

In the Hastings Court yesterday Leroy
Fauntleroy (colored) was sent TO jail for
eight months and fined cent for mali
ciously essaulting and cutting lsham Cole
man.
James Crowley (coloreD went down for
ninety days and was taxed cent for as
saulting another negro with rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Loen,-Op,ion Election Ordered.
tcnariel te,evrarn "a the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE, Va. July 2S.-Judge Woods.
of the Hastings Court, ordered to-day that
an election on local option be held in this
city on tuesday, September 9Th. Counsel
for liquor dealers made motion for time
in which TO examine the list OF petitioners
for said election, bat tho motion was
oyerruled by the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
ISCiTING RIOT.

Several of the old South Atlantic and
Ohio people we're arrested for, as the Off
Gals claim, melting a riot and gave bond.
1t IS believed now that Bailey will never
get possession of the road on account of
his rash action yesterday. He claims,
however. that this SUIT IS still good and
will vet prevail. Public sentiment is very
much divided. and the further proceedings
alone can determine the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

The Ice Mission wis1es TO thank the
DmsAToH Tor constantly calling the atten-
ton OF the public to its needs, and begs
to acknowledge the following sums OBJ
tanned through its influence; July x2d,
ee.lo from Ottsrbuzn Syringe; July 1d.