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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

George Shields mulatto youth. spent
last night in the station-house with q
knife wound in his back. and several
offcers utilized their time in looking for
Tom Harris. a negro commonly known as
Bind Tom, who is charged with doing the
stabblug.
Shield saws that Harris attempted to
take twenty five cents away from him and
because he resisted Harris stabbed him IN
the back.
The motorman and conductor OF electric
car No. 80 SAY that while their car was pass
ING down the street and IN front OF the
Philadelphia steamship wharf Shield got
on It. lie appeared to be suffering from
some cause and before they were aware OF
what was being done be drew pistol and
shot twice at Harris.
Shield was disarmed and taken TO Harri-
sons drugstore. in Fulton. where IT was
found that he had slight wound In the
back. An officer was notified and he was
removed 10 the station house. Harris has
not as yet been arrested.
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A Budget of hanover News.

Correspondence OF the hlchmono Dlhphtcn.i
OFFLEY, VA. July 12.-Ihe Democratic
County Committee Is called 70 meet at the
Courthouse on the 18th instant court
day) TO arrange for the election of dele
gates 10 the State Convention. The dele
cation from Hanover will doubtless be
divided between OFerrall and Tyler
An effort is being made to have n
farmers institute held at the Courthouse
some time this summer under the au-
spices Of Colonel Whitehead and the State
Board of Agriculture.
Saw.mill men report great stagnation IN
the lumber market, and some have shut
down temporarily.
While fixing the swingle-tree OF his pillow
tho other day Mr.. ]. NJ. Sacra manager on
Mr.. G.. II. divers farm. was violently
kicked 10y tho horse aud knocked sense
less and both Jaw bones were broken. He
is recovering slowly md doing as well as
pos.ible under the circumstances, but II
was very narrow escape.
The old Board of Supervisors, OF whom
two failed Of reelection last spring. re-
Gently published brief statement of their
stewardship, which was a good yndica-
ton of their administration Of affairs aud
complete rebuttal of the charge that
they had saddled big debt Oh the county
through the introduction Of road-ma-
chimes, &c.
The Rev. Frank Page. of Waco. Tex.
and family. Professor Berkeley Minor, Of
the Stanton Female Institute, and
family. Mr. j. l.. Berkeley. Superlntend-
ent Of Schools in DGnvlle. and Mrs.
Morris, widow Of Professor Charles Morris,
of Athens, Ga. and family. are all in the
neichborhood visiting relatives, as also
did recently Mr.. T. n Page and bride.
Messrs. w. G. holland and Harrison
BLAIR. of Richmond, spent Sunday in the
neighborhood.
There is "a general complaint of hard
times but the crops. as alrule, ore pro-
missing.
Despite the apprehensions Of sports;
men. game. particularly partrdges and
turkeys. seems 20 be fully uD to the usua
standard. Several deer have lately been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
OLD FlRsT SURVIVORS.
! Meeting to Arrange For the Anniversary
| onthe 18th

There was meeting Of the survivors of
the old FIRST Virginia Regiment at the Of
fee of the Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company last night to perfect ar
rnnrements tor their anniversary. which
takes place nj Blenuer's Park on the 18th
Of Tins month. Colonel W. II. Palmer
presided and Sergeant Charles I. Loehr
acted as secretary. Among others present
were Colonel +. II. Langley, Captain II, +.
Howard, Maurice Claggete, Joseph WIT
tacker. Thomas s. klddck. A. Jefferson
Vaughan, W. Harper Dean; Thomas ";
Traylor, MAJOR James +. Philips, and
Jane. L. Vaughan.
The following Committee OF Arrange
ments for the reunion was appointed
Messrs. A. Jeff. Vaughan. James f. Phil
lips. John A. Meanley, III. W. Furcron,
and W. Harper Dean.
Messrs. j. f. Vaughan, W. Harper Dean,
and G.. T. Loehr were appointed com
mittee to look into the case OF Captain W,
NJ. Lawson. who lost an arm at Gettysburg
and needs assistance.
ia letter was read stating that the flag in
the possession OF Mrs. Williams, widow OF
Colonel Lewis b. Williams, who fell at
Gettvsburg, would be turned over 10 the
old First. A letter was also read respect
ing the death OF A. q. Steger, OF Company
II.
The death-roll for last year was reported
as follows: Captain James Il. Griswold,
Lem. II. WinCfellow. and A. &. Steger,
Company ID; Samuel Layart and h; {; Fer
gusson. Company G; Frederick Hebrlna
and Joseph Tolker. Company X James
Rankin and DIR. j. S. ID. Cullen, Com
pany c.
Ii was ordered that the survivors have
their photographs taken on the 18TH, ana
after a merry talk about old times, the
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Professor Rho1os Massie and daughter arc In
the city.
Mis-. Matte Smith. Of Henrico, is visiting
friends ~ POVhatan.
Misses Fannie and Memo Mitteldorier are Oh
trfy Co the Worlds fau-
Major Charley Pickett spent several hours in
tie lily yesterday morning
Mr.. Charles Poindexter, state Librarian, 10
c1nancd 20 his room by sickness.
President r. f. Glover. Of the Common Coun-
ell. has taken his family 20 Chicago
The Council Committee on Health will meet
IN the Council chamber a. O:3O o'clock this eve
ming.
Nrl. Jacob steig'edcr and daughter loft We'd
uesd4y 70 visit relatives IN chicago and ROCK
ford.
Miss Mabel Montague Of d0l east Main street,
T. or a visit 10 relatives In Philadelphia aud
Bristol, Pa.
Mrs. iloldcro',, Of Charles City county, is in
tlr ,ify ON a visit 70 her son, on north twenty
sixth street.
NH. ". Fuller, general passenger agent Of
the Chesapeake and ohio railway was 10 the
city yesterday.
Mr.. l.. ". Guyet left Yesterday fora trip TO
Washington and Philadelphia. lie VIII return
fid ocean Wow
NJ. Charlie. ". Goddn. CLERK Ct the Chancory
I
street. by illness.
Mr.. Nsloney, Clerk Of tho United states CIR
cut Court Il Appeals, and wife LETT y"A'e'uHy
fOr Saratoga, 10 be gone month
Mas Lizzie +. Baliou Of No 3l4 cast Arch
street Ieft the city saturday Tor South Boston TO
speud several weeks visiting friends
4 balloon viii 60 up at Forest-llill PARK this
afternoon al g o'clock and the publi, viii DO al
lowed 10 witness the spectacle free OF cost
Mr., John 4. Wright aud daughter Miss Linda,
a. NanseWond county, are the guests ~ VII
Wuiqm N. Kooseo, No 62l north Eleventh
str0tt.
rne ounrterly meeting OF the Womnn's Bap-
tist Ntssiouary society viii be held at Grace
street Baptist church THIS afternoon az o:SV
ocilcS.
Nj Polk Miller left the city yesterday elte'-
neon for Atlanta, Ga. where be WIN !setuIe w
ne Crackers on " The Character Of tho southern
Negro"
Cards are ont for the marriage OF MISS MaYino
Dearborn Frayser q Mr.. ". 81 Anderson AZ vac
Seyeutu-Street Christian churrh Neohesuay
evening, July 1914, at hali-pasi oc OCH
Tho report that tho Cedai-Works bad shut
down aud "a number OF hands hAj teen tn.e1u
ont Of employment Wa MISTAKE M huI-
hiser said Yesterday that the works we're rum
ming TO their fun eapac -.
Msssrs Harry Bates, BENJAMIN Tyler, I: e.
Ctaigie Jr., Mayo BnfOrf, Ed. Iay!0r' hl,i "
MEG. Cardoza entertained the passengers OF tno
pccahoniss with come fancy swimming aad
rowing white the steamer was waiting Iuesaay
evening at her wharf TO convey the young Iaules
Of Leigh.stree, church 10 Dutch Gap On q moon
light excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

c.. was then unanimously elected TO fill
the chair vacated by DR.. Wexford.
DIR. Long was born In Randolph county,
n. G.. IN 1859. He received his diploma
from the medical department OF Wander
bilt University IN 1888, and later graduated
from tho medical department of the Uni
yersity of Nashville. He has pursued
postgraduate studies in the New York
Polytechnic and the various hospitals of
that city. and " member OF the Ran
doph.C County Medical Society, the North
Carolina State Medical Society, and the
Southern Surgical aud Gvnecologica, Az
ISOLATION. He has contributed literally to
the literature III the transactions Of the
aforementioned societies and - the
North Carolina Ned c1i journal. the Mary
lanj Medical Journal. tho American Journal
n Obs'Gr'cs. and various other periodicals..
Or. Long has won for himself the repUia-
ton of beng a careful observer. a skilful
practitioner. and a conscientious and
honest worker IN his practice.
For the chair of diseases Of the eve, ear.
and throat Applications were received from
Dr.. Angus Bethune Patterson, OF Atlanta,
and Dr. Charles 81. Shields, Of Richmond.
Both 81 these gentlemen presented testi-
mOnials Of the very highest character, and
upon vote being taken DIR. Shields WIS
declared unanimously elected.
For the chair OF materia medica and the
Tapoutics the following names were be-
fore the board: Dr. William James Cox.
OF Pennington, Ga. Or. George A. Rem,
Of Raleigh, \. G. ar. Robert II. StOwell.
Jr.. OF 1argGrcttsville, n. G., and DE-. j.
n. Cpshur, Of Richmond. The last named
recently resigned this chsir for the pur-
pose OF applying for tho chair made vacant
10y the resignation of DIR. j. :. Wexford,
but 70 having boon thought best by the
faculty 90 encourage gentlemen from a
distance 10 compete for the college pro-
fcssorships, Dr. Cpshur Withdrew from
the contest tor Dr. Wciltord's char and
asked 20 be reelected 10 his old position
that Of matcria medIca and therapeutics.
On a call Of the roll he was unanimously
elected.
The board desiring to advertise the
char OF pathology and bactsTiology for "a
longer period. postponed tilhng the same
until IT. next meeting. Ia the mean time
the faculty were instructed 10 appoint a
gentleman experienced IN these SCIENCES
70 teach thu same during the coming ses-
slOn.
The outlook for the largest class in the
( history OF the college Is OF the brightest
I character. The hospital under tho care Of
| tue Sisters OF Mercy IL rapidly approach
ing completion and Will be ready for the
reception OF patients September lst next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
ia 1.Tu. Th(wlSa,lopfoorI

No other house DOES-EVER DlD-or EVER
WILL sell such Sterling QUALITIES at such
Low PRICE, as WEquOte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; edectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name il printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well Informed, you will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
HappenIngs in Hampton

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch :.
HAMPTON, Va, July 12.--lt Is not thought
probable that the Rev. Mr.. Grlvatt VIII
accent the call to the Richmond church.
lie Is still at the springs. Rev. Mr. Keebie
is filing MS pulpit. go,
An unknown white woman was jailed
here on Monday night for begging. She
is SAID % bear resemblance TO the woman
in the Harrison Case affair.
Miss Jennings. of Richmond, is visiting
friends here.
Kecoughtau Lodge K. of p. installed
the following officers last night Thomas
+. Jones, chancellor commander; L. g..
Rees. vice-chancellor; W. 7. Walker, IT,
prelate: II. \. q. Corson, master Of work
j. A. Vaughan. master alarms; -; IL.
Dickinson. inner guard and o. j. Brit
tInghan, outer guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13


BEW Died, at the residence Of her pa
rents. No. 401H Louisiana street, Fulton.
Richmond. Va, LEE ELLEN. only daugb.
ter of Ellen \. and John f.. Bew; aged 70
months and days.
Dearest loved one. thou has loft us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who hath hereft US.
He can oil our sorrows heal.
Hen PATENTS.
Funeral will take place at East-End Bap-
tist church at J.. NJ. TO-DAY. Friends
and acquaintance are invited 10 attend.
HUNTER. Died. at the residence Of her
son. 1allaferro Hunter. on the morning OF
the 18th instant, Mrs. ELLEN ID. HUN
TER. widow Of James Hunter; aged ~
years. .
line county. THIS (ihursday) MORNING.
at IL o'clock.
PATTESON.-D at her residence IN
Manchester, Va. july 18th, at O'clock a.
NJ. Mrs. IA. II. PATIESON. in the 7Tth
year of her age. =.
Funeral will take place from Moore. Me.
mortal church, Manchester. Va. THIS
Thursday EVENING at 5:50 O'Clock.
ROACH. Died, suddenly. az 1890 A. NJ,
July 18th. At the residence other husband,
Oh Randolph street. MARY y. GORDON,
beloved wife of Andrew j. Roach, In the
3lst year Oh her age.
Peaceful be thv silent slumber.
Peaceful in thy grave 30 low;
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou nOmore our sOrrows know
Yet again W. hope 20 meet the9
When the day Of life IL fed.
And IN Heaven with JOY 10 greet thee.
Whore no farewell tears are sled.
Funeral from st. Andrews church To-
DAY. July 18th. at 3 L. NJ.
SPFNCE.-Died, at Goa China street, at
10. iJ last night. MAGGIE T., daughter OF
Janes and Mary Spence, in the ed year OF
her age.
Fnneral notice hereafter.
STORRs.- Died, July u. 1898. at 1890 A.
NJ, at tho residence IL A. X. ElieTson,
! Hanover county. Va, Mrs. REBECCA J..
| STORRS. widow Of the late Algernon ,.
! Storrs in the SID year OF her aye.
Funeral al MOntrose. Henrico county.
/ TO-DAY Thursday 81 o'clock +. IL.
| Iuterment at Emanuel church.
WQLIAMS.-Die July 18th. al Has
A. 81. EDLOEJULlAS. only son OF James
/ l.. and Lillian f.. Williams; aged ii months
/ and days.
Funeral from the residence Of his grand
! father, Mr. Lem Powers, No. | north
/ Twenty-nlnth street. THIS Thursday
! EVENING at $50. Interment in Oakwood
| cemeterV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Tie State Superintendent Of Public In
stiuctlon TO-DAY secured the service OF Mr..
C. :. Noble superintendent of Winning
ton public schools. and Alexander Ora
BAN, superintendent OF Charlotte schools
To assist President Hclyer In conducting
county teachers Institutes.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce has
declined 70 adopt resolutions which were
sent y by the New York chamber. These
urge Congress To repeal at once the Sher-
man silver act. but provide no substitute
for it which will extend the currency.
There is practically no opposition TO the
repeal of the Sherman Law. but there is n
demand for something to take ITS place.
Hence the Raleigh chamber will adopt Its
own resolutions.
A white convict from Cleveland county
was dangerously shot IN the tblgn WINE
attempting TO escape from the stockade at
the state fhrm. at Castle Hayne, near W:l-
mln0tOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MANY APPEALS FOR AID.
Loe-Cnrnp Ladies' Auxiliary VIII Give as
Long rs Funds Last.

There YVES 10 have been called meeting
Of tho Ladies Auxiliary Of Lee Camp yes
tcrday afternoon, bat there was not quo
rum present when the hour for the session
10 commence arrived. The object OF the
intended meeting was 10 hear the appeals
for help Of several parties who are IN des-
tltuto circumstances Those ladies who
came in response 10 the summons served
upou them decided 10 assist the cases as
far As practicable and the wants Il those
suffering ones who had thus appealed tor
ald were temporarily satisfied.
IhcAuyliary Association onlyhas nom
hershIp OF about forty ladies and the dues
IRE only 10 cents monthly There y -
great demand for funds TO relieve the
wants of tho needy and the amount given
for tLIs purpose by Lee Camp will soon
haze been exhausted. The organization
is IN need Of additional active members
and extends hearty Invitation 10 all
ladies' who are interested IN caring Tor
the wives and children. brothers AID sis-
tor, of the OLD Confederate soldiers 10
ioln them m their wori. They have de-
termuel that they would refuse no worthy
appeal for help as long "a Their funds held
out.
Mrs. n. Y. Randolph, secretary Of the
Ia3Ie. Auxiliary. says there Ia more desti-
tuition IN the city now than there was
during the most severe part OF lost winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MoRMoNS IN HANOVER.
said to Have Made Twenty or Thirty
Converts.

According 20 what ~ believed 10 be re-
liable information ten Mormon mlsslona.
rles are trying 10 plant their faith IN the
upucr unrt of Hanover. II Is SAID that
they have made twenty-five or thirty con-
Ycft'.
Las year two Of the followers Of Brig
lam Young were driven ont ot the Beaver
Uan ucigAborhood by a committee Of
Ha,oy,riau- headed bv haiOr John Page;
father 81 Thomas Nelson and Roosevelt
Taye. They returned with two other mis-
scenarios sud lavo from time 10 time been
reinforced by new arrivals.
The gentleman VINO gave this informa-
tion stated also that campaign Of educa-
tor Is - be tried q, the best means OF
grttIng r.d of the presence ot tho Latter
Dav Smutp. The several Protestant de-
nominations have joined hands and opened
a SUNDAY school near whore the MormOus
are preaching. Major Page - supern-
ieudcut and &. II. Coakley is secretary.
il rs intended 10 have frequent preaching
there IN he hope of convincing the peo-
PIE Of tho error Of the now doctrine. 1t
Is hoped by these peaceful means to pre-
vent the necessity IT forcing the mission
ares to move On to another cline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
HID. and Leather Views.

New YORK. July II. The New York HIDE
and Leather Club to-day adopted resolu.
tons urging the repeal OF Sherman law and
recommending the appointment OF COM
mittee at the special session OF Congress
TO prepare suitable financial measures
which shall provide for the parity OF all
money issued by the government and such
other measures as will contribute 10 the
restoration of financial aud commercial
business TO healthy basis and present the
same at the regular session OF Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NJ lOhh-
NEW YORK. July l2.-Flour very dun and
weak. With buyers scarce. southern nour dun
and weak: common 70 tair extra. 81 lOat3.lO;
good 10 choice do, s3.15as4.25. Wheat 1rfner
and moderately active for export; No. = :ed,
store and elevator. 72I9a7 &Ac.: afoa', 13y4c {;
No. 2. red, July, 72L9c. August, 1886. sep
TENDER, 7J31c.: DC. oDer, 1.s,c. December,
sine Corn dull, but nFm: No 2. 48l4e4sbfc.
Ia elevator; 494a4911c. enoat; options duii
and unchanged 10 a. aR closing steady Iu s,s
4s@tc.; september, 40%c. oats dnll but nrmer !;
options moderately active and nrmer; July,
3714c.; August, 33i4c.; September. 3l9sc. I:
western. 37Aa3sbc. white do, 3sa443xc.
Wool quiet aud unsettled: domestic fleece. ga
32c. pulled, 26a37c. Beef quiet add ste.dy :
family. l0al2c.; extra mess, s,,oOssS. Beer
hams dun al $3.50. Tiereed beef quiet aud
steady; city, extra India meas. tl5ssi7. Cut
meais duh but steady; picked bellies. " (;
shoulders, 7S4ase.: hams, l2al2Iac. htddles
inactive; short clear. csc. Lard quiet and
weak; western steam closing $1,000; city,
ss.75; July, sI0; September. 1910; renned
lard quiet and weak; Continent, slO.9C; south
American. slO.1p.; compound, esIo. fofk
dul and eisy; new mess, s1S-5Oasio. Cotton
seed oil quiet crude. SIC: yellow prime, &c.
Petroleum quiet and steady. hosin qalet and
weak; strained, common 70 good, SILVIA
sl.l7l& Turpentlne duh and vssk At .lea
2SLlc. Rice Ia iair demand and steady. Mo-
ldSScS-fSrelRu No" Otte"S's 49,
Kettle good 90 choice, dull but steady AZ 30a
:Ysc. Peanuts quiet. coJes-Options opened
steady aud closed barely steady. l5a2o down
July, sldas september, 9l5.90asld.iO
November, $500; March, $1,000; spot RIO
duh and noulinsi: No. z, 17Ac. sugar-Ras
dnn aud unchanged: fair refining, 37zc.; cen
trifugals, 90-test, tssc. renaed ARA aud lnode-
rately active: Od A. l5-l6a3itc.; standard A.
8 1-I6a5ssc. graduated, 3 1-16aSysc. freiEhfs
TO Liverpool duh and weak: cotton. I'd. grain
SID
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 12.-keports to-day from the
| harve.t-nelds were had. aud from the growins
| crop OF wheat worse than before. From Europe
| cau,e reports cfa vet harvest, aud nsinly On
| such nevs and some covering Of short wheat
"a as article recovered from u TO PC. OF ia yea
terday's dsclin.. Germ Was easy, bus elossd nrir
| al a l,assc advance. Provisions we're over
weighted ush the raw material and declined
| heavily There uas q fasr trade IN oAU and !
| steadisr feeling. 1hs eiose ives az nearly toI
/ naurcs, with net gain OF AaI4c. Proslsion
| prices succumbcd 20 heavy hog receipts here
and az omaha and Kansas City. Although pr'ce.
1 suffered q severe deohns, there wea - GreAl
AMOUNT Of euHneM ~ rail- neax 04Qooo
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The Venerable sfrs. Ferguson Gone.
fsnectaI telegraul 10 the Dispatcn.I

LYscHBuRG, Va. July l2.Mrs. Fergu-
son. widow of T.. &. ;. Ferguson. who
during his life occupied conspicuous
position IN the commercial and financial
circles of this city, died tonight from the
effects of fall received several days ago
aged "A years. She was tho mother Of
young Ferguson, who met a tragic death
some days since by Jumping from Chesa-
peake and Ohio trestle 10 avoid an an
preaching tram. She was also the mother
in-lsw Of City-Collector Lacy and NJ. q:
jameson. comptroller of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, Philadelphia.
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prnm,.Inc Hnsiness-Msn Dead.

Correspondence q the Richmond Dspatch.l
Rocky Mousr. n. C.. July 12.--Mr. ID. F.
Davenport. Of this place, died yesterday
morning Of foyer. Mr.. Davenport was
travelling salesman for a Baltimore firm.
He married about year ago Miss Maggie
Tillery. prominent young lady Of Rocky
Mount, and settled here. Mr. Davenport
was interested III various industrial! enter
prises in town, and was one OF the leading
Younger businessmen here. HIS death
was unexpected rs 1t was not thought ne
was seriously sick. The remains were IN
tered in the town cemetery this after
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JUSTICE CLARK ILL.
RAILWAY COMMISSION TO INSPECT
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
tated To by New York's-nesuit
ofa Plea Experiment.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

RALEIGH, n. c., July 12.-Associate-Jus-
tice Walter Clark. Of the Supreme Court,
is seriously Ill with bilious-fcver at his
home here.
The Railway Commission will day after
tomorrow personally inspect the Midland
railway between Goldsboro' and Smith
field, n request having to-day been mada
for an increase OF its rate Of assessment
from -. 600 TO $4,000 per mile.
Judge Whitaker heard argument in the
New Hanover Bank case, aud he informs
Inc be will render al opinion tomorrow
afternoon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Or James Abbott. Of Norfolk, aud Mise Rosa
Lee Grant. Of This city, were united In marriage
at Grace Epis'ogal church yesterday morning AT
s:3u o'clock 10 the presence Of large assem-
hinge of friends. The rector, Rev. LandOn H..
Mason. of'ci4t,a aud tho following gentlemen
actct ar ushcrs. nr. Daniel j. Coleman tbest
man, Nc-sfs Leroy D. Grant brother Of tho
nrIc'. Ibomas ATmisicad, Robert - boshcr' Jr',
and Percy Kosher After the ceremony Dr. and
Mira Albert LETT on the O.4o tram on the Chcsa-
Urnke aud ONO railway toT Old Point, They
VIM reside 10 Norfolk. The groom Is proml-
rrut Young physician ~ the city by the sea. His
hr,ls who is daughter OF MI. Leroy j. Grant ia
quite pretty aud has a large circle Of friends IN
q.