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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

Miss c. d. Campbell. of Caroline county.
is visiting friends on Church Hill.
Mrs. }. A. Cosby and daughters. Lottle
and Ada, aie visiting relatives IN Shelby.
NC.
Mr.. George W. Brown left last night for
New York and will be absent for several
days
Mrs. j. \. Gordon is visiting friends in
Chiffon Forge. Va. She will remain there
several weeks.
Mss f. f. Goodwin left last week for
Alexandria to visit friends. She wall re-
main several months.
Mr.. Michael j. McDonough and wife will
leave in few days for Chicago, stopping
by White Sulphur on their return.
Mr.. w. r. Pemberton, of the Richmond
locomotive WORKS. left yesterday for
ChicaIo TO attend the Worlds FAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sycle lett for Chicago
Yesterday 10 visit the Worlds Fair. They
will be the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Isaac HlTsch.
There will be m important meeting OF
81. Johns Chapter of the brotherhood of
st. Andrew in tho brick chapel this eve
ming at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. W. c. Mcdowell and her little
daughter. Miss Ailene. Of Ford's Hotel.
left the city Yesterday TO spend while at
the new Hotel Allegheny, at Goshen. Va.
Mrs. Basil /. GIldersleeve and daughter,
Miss Emma. OF Baltimore. are visiting
Mrs. Gilderslpeye's parents. Dir. and Mrs.
Raleigh Colston. o. No. Is north Sixth
, street.
Miss Amy Todd. OF staunton. Va. has
returned home from q pleasant visit tu
Mrs. ". ]. Todd. Of Chestnut Hill. She
was ACCOMPANIED by Misses Daisy Todd
Annie MeGtaw. and Mr.. Willie Todd.
The condition of Frederick Enroughty,
the lI.vesr-old son Of }. W. EprOughty.
who fell from the second-story window OF
HIS fathers residence, on Denny street,
/ Monday night was considered very crlti-
cal yesterday, and his death was momenta-
| rily expected.
MIR. Robert Gemmell and his son. Mr..
| John Gemmell. have Just returned from a
visit TO Chicago. Mr. Gemnell there met
his brother and niece. Mr.. James Gemmell
| md Miss Johann. OF Scotland. This was
| the first time the brothers had met for
/ twenty-five years.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commis.
| sioner OF Agriculture, and his son. MIR. j.
/ T. Whitehead, Inspector OF Fertilizers oi
tHe otatS, ieiN tue SitA So'c.ue' ~ h'on
ia. Ga. where they go TO attend the con-
| vention of Commissioners o. Agriculture
| OF the Southern States.
In q contest to determine who was The
most popular scholar in 81. Pairick's
! school Miss Edith Botto was awarded the
/ prlze. which consisted OF "a beautiful gold
| bracelet studded with diamonds. More
1 than $500 was realized from the votes cast
Miss Botto 10 the daughter Of Mr. James
Retto, of east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

var Buckner won; Lake Breeze second.
Forest Rose toird. Time, l:47.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Champion won
Princess second. Marion q. third. lime.
1:14l9.
sixth raoe-fve furlongs-Cash- Day
won: Delmsr second, Garden third. Time,
1:02.
Seventh race-oue and sixteenth miles
Riley won; Bonnie Byrd second, Lorenzo
third. Time, i:47lg.
Eighth race - FIVE furlongs-Prlnce
Driver won; Tulla Blackburn second,
Senator Morril third. Time, l;1i4.
DETROIT. MIcH., July 1s.-Summary-3.
year-old, trotting. purse 2,000-Fantasy,
/, /. 1; Double Cross. 2. 2, 2; Oriole, 3. a.
2: Gypsy Earl. ). 3. 8; Corallne, 4, D. 4.
Time. 22l. 2:23A. 2:l9.
2:24 class -trotting. Merchants and
Manufacturers Stakes. purse OO0-Slva
/, /. /; Miss Lill. 2, 7. 4; Mambritonian'
:, q: Silver Star. 8. 2, 6; Fides Stanton
8, 3. 5; Pearl McGregor, 5. 6, 3; kOaline,
4. 4. 10: Pittsburg Wilkes, 6, 9. 9; Prince
Henry, 10, 8, I; Dandy c., 9. 10. 8: l.. 1.
H.. IL, IL, IL; Matrimony, dIstanced.
Time. 2:14i1. 2:194, 2:l6]9.
2:2i class-pacing. purse $4,000, unfin-
ished-Moonstone, l, 2, SO; Boon wilson
Queen. 3. .. 2. s; Gertie B., 7, 6, 4, 4; Dire,
lincourt, Il, 7. 5, 5; Oliyette, IL, 10. 8. Z
Cash Boy. 9. 3, 9, 3; Tip O'Tip. 4, |. |. dis
tanced; Beulah. 8. 8, 10. drawn Debrin6o
5, distanced; White Cap, 10, dlstanced
Eleric. Il. distanced; Red Cloud. lS
drawn, lime, 2:l64, 2;13, 2;l51g. 2:l6A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
lCommunicsted.l
RICHMOND, Va. July II. 1893.


To the Public;
The STATE Of this afternoon comes out IN
an editorial headed. "A Matter OF Fersonal
Liberty" in which IL states among owner
things me State regrets its severance
OF its business relations with some OF tho
compositors who failed TO return To WORK
fridsy. They discharged themselves 0c'
"0f course. The Sdts has been misreprs-
seuted in this matter. and will continue 20
be misrepresented by q few indlyiduais.
The Sdle and O discerning
public place like value upon their utter
ances."
In replying 10 the above We Will SIMPLY
give rtrbd'inl copy of the order issued 70
the men on Thursday evening last, anu
say that the usual PAYDAY Of that paper
was Friday. but on Thursday evening mo
money was sent TO the men before tho fo~
lowing was read:
"JuLy IA. 1893.
Nr. 4. /. Tenser. Foreman State Conf
posing Room:
Dear Sir.-We have decided 20 here
after conduct an open office. and wbi,s
we REGRET TO LOSE OUR OLD COM
POSlTORS we have determined 70 con-
duct our business IN every department.
" For over seventeen years we have pa
tlentlv borne with the exacting laws or mo
Typographical Union and submitted 10
many UNJUST tuu u0FtdsouNpic wv.
aud constructions Of its laws, besides ths
continued agitation of the scale OF priees-
all 20 toe serious detriment OF our busi.
ness. Inis we are not wiling longer 10 dos
Yours truly.
GToRGg CRUTCHFIELD.
Secretary aud Business Manager"
We leave 1t 10 the public 10 determine
where the misrepresentation comesin
W. ;. WoonsoS.
President X. L. L.. No. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
ALL HIS FAULT.
So Said yice-Aimirai Tryon as to tho Vie
toria Disaster.
An1lo.Am srtcan cable 70 the Dllpatch.l

AnglO-Am 3rtcan cable TO the Dtlpatch.I
YALErrA, MALTA. July 1S.-The court
martial trying Captain the Hon. Maurice
A. Bourke and other officers of the battle
ship Victoria, sunk by the battleshlp
Camperdown. resumed its sitting this
morning on the Hibernia.
When the court rose yesterday Captain
Rourke was testifying as to the incidents
that led up to the disaster. This morning
be resumed his testimony.
He said he became aware of the danger
of collision almost directly the Victoria
began TO turn. He did not think that staff
Commander Hawkins-Smith bad ever been
consulted when Nice-Admlral Tryou
hois;ed his flag on the Victoria. 1t Was
customary 10 use q 30-degree helm. wee
Admiral Tryon altered this TO q degrees.
Cautain Bourke said that had the Vice
Admiral been aft he certainly would not
have sent to ask permission to alter the
speed of the ship. He (witnessl had never
been in a similar position before. lie dld
not directly tell the Nice-Admiral that per-
forming the manWuyres IN distance or
SIX cable lengths would, IN his opinion.
result in collision lie did not think the
YIce-Admiral was confusing the radius
with the diameter of the circle. lie sup
posed something else was going to hap
pen. Like everybody else he had un-
bounded confidence in NIce-Admlral
Trvou. He believed that sir George must
know how 10 get out OF the difficulty.
When asked 10 explain how 1t was that
the signals for six cables " was flying
after the Vice-Admiral had virtually as
sented to eight cables" Captain Bourke
rep,1ed that 1t was after staff Commander
Hawkins-Smith had left the cabin that the
! VIce-AdmIral summoned Flag-Lieutenant
Clifford and ordered him TO signal SIX
cables" This order. Captain Bourke be-
I lieyed. was written one. About thirty
/ seconds elapsed between Captain Bourke'
| last appeal and the reversal OF the port
/ screw by the -AdmIraps order.
| taf-Commander Hawkins-Smith also
| gave evidence showing that Nlce-Admlral
/ Tryon took upon himself the responsibility
/ for the disaster. The staff Commander
/ SAID that Immediately after the Camper
| down rammcd tho Victoria the Nlce-Ad-
mlral SAID to him: 1T was entirely my
| doing. 1t was entirely my fault"
( Lord Clifford, flag lieutenant of the
| Mediterranean squadron, eldest son and
| heir of Admiral. the Earl of Clanwilllam.
was the next witness. lie testified that
| after the collision the Nice-Admlral said 70
| him: 1T was oil my fault"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Camel, Committees Last Night.

The Council Committee on Streets met
Yesterday afternoon and granted permis-
sion TO the Board Of Fire Commissioners
10 remove the fre-alarm wires. &c. to the
roouI in the ney City Hall as soon a. 1t
was finished. Colonel Cutshaw stated that
he expected all the departments 10 be IN
the Ci;y Hail by Christmas or January:
The Finance Committee heard Drs, Hun
ter McGuire. j. A. White, and i. ). Moore
relative to extending city gas and water
mains 10 the PInel property. and laid the
subject Oh the table for future considers
tiou. A resolution appropriatlng $4,000 TO
the pump-house account OF the Water De-
partment was recommended 10 the Coun-
cll.
Al the meeting OF the Committee on Or
dinances 1t was reported taat the codih-
cation of the ordinances was nearly COM
pleted, and PERMISSION was asked 10 re-
port same 20 the Council as whole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
r~enty-oight Delegates.

I.n.r ~ the Richmond Dl-pat'h'I
-uUI. VA. July lS-Chair-
b. Moon. Of the County Demo-
..Httce. has issued cali for
u., 20 appoint delegates TO
lt.nal convention. The meet
.. ..Io Saturday, August 9Th
.t. I, entitled 10 twenty-elgh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
A BEAUTIFUL BANKlNG-ROOM.
The improvements at the National Bank
Of Yirginir,

Good progress Is being made IN the work
ol remodelling and reiurnlshlnG the
National Bank Of Virginia building. The
handsome high-pltchcd ceiling OF the
hauklng-room proper has been rctouched
IN chase combinations OF cOlOrs and the
new hoorIng IS almost ready TO receive the
desks. &c. The old interior arrangement
Is 10 he entirely changed. Oak banking
room furniture aud grlhug OF the latest
and most approved patterns Will be
introduced. and instead OF the alsieS
of approach t. the desks running
along next 70 tho walls, the clerks,
tellers. aud others will be accessible
from a ulod vcstibule aisle down the
centre Of the floor. The remodelling Will
not only improve the light aud ventilation
OF the bank but giye moro room Tor the
accommodation Of the Savings Bahk OF
Rchmoni. when the improvements sea!i
have been completed the old Natonai
Bank of Virginia will have room stnkluS
for its beauty, convenience, ana alrIhtss'
The old vault which was tired by the nre
OF the evacuation and not found wanting
will be retained, though gwen new our
side SUIT in harmony with It's snrrouEu- u
iugs. Candles which were on sheli III this
vault when tho great fire OF Aprll 9u
leyelled everything else around ~ ana not
melt. and Cashier Lockwood Is, therefore,
justified in thinking there Is something III
the sentiment
..po..,,.r all ot3 min ~ ara best"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

At the regular weekly meeting OF FitZ-
hugh Lodge. No. 93. |. o. o. f.. last ni?ht
tho following officers were installed for
the ensuing term by Grand, Master Thomas
Vice. Grand, II. X. Wood; Secretary. A..
". Hnrgroye: Treasurer s. Ii. Herndon ;
Kisht Supporter to Noble Grand. 4. T.
Hawkes.; Left supporter 10 Noble Grand,
F. l. Luck; Right Supporter TO Vice
Grand, Il. II. Donuan; Left Supporter 70
Vico.Graud, II. ID. Bate; Warden. }. IL.
Woodward; Conductor, IL. Huber Guar
dian. John Brame; Chaplain, w. A. Ivy
man Right Scene Supporter. Charles
Bass; Left Scene Supporter, q. B. Ben
nett. The Attendance was large. Grand
Master Render made a snort and instTuc-
tive address. The lodge is in a tlourisbing
condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Tho Cn-rs AEninst Kenny.

The cases against r. j. Kenny, the young
man charged with setting fire to his stock
Of musical supplies with intent to defraud
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, and with setting fire to tho
store house OF Dr.. Jud. Is. Wood. on Main
street between Sixth and Seventh streets,
were called IN the Hastings Court yester-
day. Counsel for the defence, Mr.. II. NJ.
Smith. Dr.. demurrcd 20 the indictments
on .he grounds that they were not in pro-
per form. ard the Court sustained the de-
murrer. The prisoner was held III bail IN
the sum Of $500 and the grand jury will
present new indictments wnen 1t cOnvenes
M lMf h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MRS. SUSAN PELLET DEAD.
This WclI-Known Lady Passes Away at
an Advanced Age.

Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet died at her sesi-
deuce. No. 1902 east Broad street. yester-
day. after "A brief Illness. Mrs. Pellet was
the widow OF Gurdon Pellet, VI. d.. OF
BrOokheld, Mass. and sister OF the late
James III. Gardner, Of this city. She was
born IN Lynn. Mass, IN 1909, and came 10
Richmond IN 1910, assOclaung herself with
Mr. q. PersIco III the conduct of popular
and fashionable school for young ladies'.
Subsequently, she opened n school for her
self. which She conducted with success
ana ability tor years. Many of the
most prominent and highly-educated
ladies who now adOrn society were
among her pupils and remember her
with love and yeneratlou. She was n
woman Of uncommon intellectual abiity
and wide diversity OF attalnments, always
taking "A lively interest IN the vital ques-
tions Of the dav. bOtn secular and reli-
glous. In her Christian character she was
sincere and pure. At an early age she con
nccted herself with the Presbyterian
Church, of which she was % the end Of
her lite "A conscientious and faithful men,
Der. She WIS always prominent IN all
charities an good works connected with
her church. and at the time of her death
was an efficient member OF the Board
Of Managers OF the Retreat for
the Sick. For long period she
was a teacher IN the First Pre5byterian
church Sunday school and was tho Oldest
Sunday-schoJi teBcher.Iu. the State. giving
IN her class only when failing health COM
pclled her. The church has lost true and
faithful member. society oua Of lts shining
ornaments. and the poor devoted friend.
An only daughter survives her. Truly It
can be SAID OF her good woman has gene
TO her reward.
The funeral will take place from NJ Plrst
Presbyterian church at $50 . clock to-mor-
row eYenlng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

cd for OFerrall, and Central district sends
three uninstructed, but they are all svow-
cd O'Ferral men. The sentiment in this
county Is very strong for the Colonel. and
our people hope 20 see him enthusiastic
ally nominated.
Our people are discouraged because Of
the heavy load put upon them by the
tacking on Of Middlesex, but Essex will
do her full duty and give o majority for
the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

The fo. lowing convicts were received at
the penitentIary yesterday Simon Thomas
(coloredl, from Alexandria. TO serve three
years for grand larceny; Edward johnson
(colored). from Botetourt. TO serve two
wears for HOUSEKEEPING; Henry Neale
(coloredl, from Botetourt. two wears tor
housebreaking Jacob Thomas. from
Campbell, two years for car breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
GOVERNOR
aus OF The MANAGERS AS TO
7sf DELEGATES CHOSEN.
r,aford club Estimates io3 for Ty-
-chairman Fast sat for o'f'rrA''-
More Delegates Elected.
.-.-...nlinlnsrnm % tnc pl.p.tch.l

,..r..p. Va. July lS Tho Tyler Clno
....a. Tins bulletin to-day:
...+.l m our first bulletin, we esti-
..I.s.t Tyler would receive over $50
.... 4S9 have been chosen, OF which
l., l8. OFerrall 2i2, Butord %,
a' sh 49,.
..r. .e.ccatos yet to be elected this
.l...l Will receive Il and O'ferrail
.. olI, make up TO the close of the
....-z.4. sui O'Fcrrail 2j2
... third of the delegates have
...i. and our estimate IS very
...,.rd. The counties and cities
....lf VII increase our calculations
ftnu make up our losses, as our
...t ,.uutcs nay0 yet 10 select dele
... ....l IA oar last bulletin. wo had
..rnfrd on one half Of Roanoke
urf.lt doubtful a. 20 these. and
..,ll vote, lost IA Smyth county.
..t. iu Winchester and more than
.. Warren and Kappahannock
.. Hat "a night 20 clam IL
clarke. more than Offsets our
H. smith district.
v-rapor reports Of tins date DO
.... aer.r with our private lniorma-
.-rI,t.r county rs doubtful. south
....oliy n votes instead of -, as
.. and is divided, aud Glles, Lee,
.-.a are SOLID for Tyler. except
t.rsut,s. Buchanan IL not re-
Lao all boz soid for Tyler.
-. ..uuI's have postponed their
..,- until next week hence the
.uu~ fo IN" close Of week.
t.er side publish how tar short
.+. I4.c On their estimates.
w.. i.,t's I.stiinat~s.
...tue was received 10y the DIS
.t l.s-t.
llEADQUARrERsl
-...I D.I.EIAfL OECANtzATIoN,
N.lFoLk. Va. July is, 1893.
# N, UipI'ot;
.. ..... of the county conventions
-.riar aud Monday last clearly
..... ,lat the Democracy Of VIZ
. tho nomination Of Charles J..
....... t.r tue GoveruorshIp. Ihis SEN
........ f.n emphatic aud potent 10 ad-
..nt. h- the following table, COM
r t.c returns, maultc~ts.
...af, my former assertion that he
l.muatci before the compleuOn
...r.. vu the first call.
oFer- 1y- Bu- DIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
A pnhlI.hsr Assigns.

Edward s. Psll, editor and publisher OF
the Bi6le Reader. weekly religious paper
published 10 Richmond, made an assign
msnt yesterday to Benjamin I. Pillow,
trustee. Liabilities are estimated Mt
ri .s93 and assets said 10 be $l5,s5O. The
property OF that journal is transferred to
secure the creditors, and the trustee Is
directed 10 apply the procseds OF the
ssle-Arst 70 the payment OF the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

In calling attention TO our celebrated
Eoller-Iray, which II the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which IS
m ade 10 eyery way superior to all other
trunks. we beg To say that We warrant 10
the best and that We will do any necessary
repairs 20 them free OF charge.
Very respectfully,
Ii. W. RoUsTREE & BROTHEn.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
BOGUS C7ECKS.
One Cashed a, Bank-Another Passed
on Woman:

The First National Bank was swindled
ont Of $50 III rather singular way yester-
day. Some oue-the officials think he was
A negro presented a cheek for that
amount made payable 10 bearer, and siHn-
cd "Al. +. Strauss" The teller paid the
money aad 81 subsequently, learned that
there was no such person as AL. Il. Strauss
in the city. The matter was placed IL the
hands OF the police, aud later IN. the
day Sergeant Tomlinson uGearthed an-
other bogus check, evidently passed by
the same person. Tbs was also Tor
$50 and had been given To colored ~o-
man. As IN the case OF the hrst one II was
made payable TO bearer, but was signed
Joseph ID. Wolf" In both instances the
checks appeared TO have been taken from
a regular stub-boOk. That cashed by the
First National Bank was numbered 800, -
while the other was inarHed 50I.' me
writing aud printing on both pieces OF tho
fraudulent paper were identical. The po-
lice are OF the opinion that several more OF
the bogus checks are IN Richmond, but
they believe that the crook who passed
them has lett the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company has the only storage vault in
Virginia. and the number Of our citizens
leaving the city for the summer - evil
dsnced by tho deposits of trunks. silver.
ware, &c., in these thoroughly burglar.
and fre-proof vaults. Charges moderate
aud assurad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

claims: Jackson Guy. $50; s. W. White,
head. s93: j. J. Laferty, about SO; All
other creditors are 70 share rG5aoiy. Iay Gd@ nTy
many ss90 Doblle & Nudge. $40; j. Lee
Davis. sgs and SIS; sadler Paper Com;
pany. $50: The United States (Richmondi
post-office). s5s. Any creditor not named
in the deed is provided for In the clanse
in relation 10 this class. of creditors. Inc
failure Is said 70 be due to inability to
collect money due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Possible triple LyDching.

NAyAsora, Tex. July is.-Yesterday o
negro attempted to assault widow named
Mrs. yalepsky. near tins place. The woman
made q desperate resistance and drove the
negro from the premises. lie returned
later VITA two other negroes. who stood
euard while he feloniously assaulted the
i7.year-old daughter Of Mrs. vaiensky.
The country IS being secured for the
tends. aud II caugh. there wall bs Q triple
lynching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
4 Timely Irc.f.

II. w. Moesta. the coufectiouer. yester-
day presented the mOtormen and con-
ductors OF the Mans limo with i've
gallons of ice-cresm aud about ten pounds
Of cake. II was merited compliment TO
a most deserving class Of our citizens, a.
well as very kind and thoughtful act on
the part of this popular contectioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Old papers for sale at IS cents hundred
ct DISPATCH oihce.
Ans Pes Cent. Investment

Commercial Builiing and Loan Associa.
ton offers for sale IA limited number Of ITS
full paid per cent. stock at <lO0 per
share. This stock IL rodeemable at any
time after one year AZ par upon thirty
DAYS notice. For full particulars ani
prospectus call or address Commercial
building and Loan Association, sOI east
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

Il KOUND IRtp, SUNDAY. july ZoD,
Leave Richmond. :; arrive Old Point,
A. VI. Returning Leave Old Point. =
+. NJ. arrive Richmond. L. NJ.
Two hours IN each direction without
stops.
Remember. the rate is only 81 to Old
Point and return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
PIc-N,c M prov,aenco Forge.

Pine-Street Baptist church had its an
nual pic-nie yesterday at Providence
Forge. An immense crowd of young peo-
pie attended the affair. and it was q great
success. The frolickers lett the city early
yesterday morning. and their train consist
ed of twelve heavily-loaded passenger
cars and one baggage-car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

Danger is near when tho kidneys grow 'na1, ila, :
tive fhe source oi peril - removable mtn
Hostetter's stomach Bit1ors. which unlnes.'ona, ~,
bly ayer.s Brights disease. diabetes gIaei' s.e
other fnin0as maisdies atIrlbutapi9 ~ S,tnass
ana bladder A bealthiul impulse 70 the pei. =
formanee Of the functions OF these organs ~ -
spsedily communicated by the bitters, wnmn naas
likewise remove constipation, malaria h'ss
trouble, and dyspepsia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
C,,x C,reuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court YESTERDAY in
the case of the Commonwealth against W.
X. and M. A. Blanton and Others. sureties
for L. B. Crowder. Judgment was rendered
tor plaintiff for tt,ssssS. Counsel Tor de-
PENDANTS nled bills of exceptions.
The ceust adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
For Over my Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethlng. II soothes tho
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
for diarrhGa. 25c. u bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
HnmIciiie in Indinnn.

SoUrH BEND. ISD.. July 1s.-Levan
Pointer was shot and instantly KILLED at
North Liberty, fourteen miles southeast
of this city. this morning by Philip Lint,
his brother-in-aw. Pointer was driving a
we'll at the home of Limits mothen and the
latter, standing across the street, hred
three shots from a Ife. the last one
striking Pointer IN the back. Lnt ls vlel-
ous and Pointer had often tried TO restrain
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
in,er..,lnv 90 Saioon Keepers.

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