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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

BLACKSBURG. Va. June Especial.
The closing exercises NJ TIE coii~re ended
wednesday night with the er1ndest GER
man that has ever taken place here.
one Of the chief features ~ the COM
mcnccmcnt was the eloquent address De-
NvereG 10 the literary socleues Dy Mr-
A. J. Montaguc. Of Danv.ile.
Monday evening the Maury Literary
Society presented q well-selecied pro-
r-amme 10 am interested audience. Mr.
r p. Wilson. of chatham. received me
debater's medal: Mr. w. ". Watson, u
CHATHAM the orators, and Mr. p. W.
Simpson. Of Scotland the society essay
medal
The exercises Of the Lee Literary So
ciety took place Tuesday evein- in tAe
commencement han. The orators media.
vas won by Mr.. C.. j.. Richardson and
the medal Tor the best essay in the COL
Ice Magazine by Nr, O.. w. Portlock.
There were nine degrees conferred upon
graduates. The renarks OF President
WcBryde were soul-stirring and deeply
to2che2 tAo audience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
PErER GRAFF CAPrURED.
The Democratic Sherin Does what the
Republican Failed To Do.

Republican Failed to DO.
WINSTON, y. c., June 23.-Special.-
Peter DE Graft the accused murderer Of
Ellen Smith. his consort, on July 20th
last. was captured last night at midnight
by Sheriff Macarthur in his house west
OF winston The failure to capture DE
Graft was the cause Of the defeat OF the
Republican sheriff last fall I'm an inter-
View De Graf says be remained around
Winston one month after the murder
was committed. and had three guns when
arrested. lie SAYS he has been in Pu-
lasLI City Va: New NcNicO and Mount
Airy. X. c., and worked at the latter
place several months. lie arrived here
late last evening. lie says if he is bound
over % the court without good evidence
he Will turn yates evidence and make
somebody suffer. lie refuses 10 name the
party. The preliminary trial VIII proba-
by come off tomorrow. The Smith wo-
man vas murdered I'm a lonely piece Of
woods west OF Winston. She was about
twenty years old. De Crafts arrest is the
talk q the town to-day. Concentrations
are shOwercd upon F0rsyths plucky
Democratic sheriff
The c0U4ctorship Of the Western dis
trict az North Carolina is worth $500
per aunum. The collector has a salary
Of $500. and is allowed commissions
20 the amount Of Sl0OO per year % can-
cellel stamps The district attorney and
marshal are paid In fees, and are all
lowed TO make $1,000 per year. Any
excess over this am cunt they must turn
into the treasury as must the COLLECTOR
fnv commission IN excess OF >loN.
learn that during no year OF The -FOUR
Ha .NN 90 81
tOrrev Price or Marshall Glenn fan 70
make their $1,000 and turn a balance
into the treasury.
winston heirs the most important
point m the Fifth district. considerable
epccuIatiOn is going on about Whom
Collector Elias viii appoint 10 take
charge II the Internal revenue once
here There are about ten candidates
I'm the race. Besides the deputy coilec-
tor. from two % three clerks are required
10 handle the business. get II from n
reliable source that the old force VIII
De- removed. One Of the number Is
Mrs +. G.. HELEN. who has served UNI
dor both Democratic ana Republican
administrations. She receives $1,000
year. one OF the objections heard against
her f. that she expressed herself too
freely On favor Of the Force bin during
the late campaign. Mrs. \. A. smith.
it IS understood, is a candiiate for Mrs.
Heuea's place.
The assistant district attorney for
Western North Carolina is 10 be removed
this week
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the Western >orth
Carolina Conference convened IN 'har-
Ioffe yesterday. Mrs. J. W Alspaush,
Of this city. conference treasurer, sent IN
inc Iuf
1ecte0 ana aisbursed during the past
year.
By special Invitation Damon Lodge
No Al OF this city. Went down 10 Green's
loro in a body last nisht and conferred
the thlrd degree on the Grand Lodge
KNIGHTS Of Pythias. which closed IT'S
annual session IN that city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
EDUCATORS In SESSION.
E3cEfLENT ADDRESSES BEFORE
THE NORTH ClROLIN1 BODY.
An Excellent Display of school Chiidren's
Work Among the Features OF the
AssembIy-Otber News.

MOREHEAD CITY, June 23.-Special.-
There are about five hundred people in
attendance upon the teachers meeting.
Among the most distinguished who Will
remain some time are Governor Elias
Carr. Ex-Governor 7. J. Jarvis and wife.
Chief Justice James L. Sheppard and wife
and son.
Judge Shophard's impromptu address in
Assembly Hall this morning on THE
Elementary Principles Of Government
stands at the head Of any effort made
here this season. Interludes and pre-
ludes Of excellent vocal music by noted
native singers made pleasant variation
90 the exercises.
Professor Graham, Of Charlotte. has on
exhibition here in the hall the most ex-
cellent and varied display Of samples Of
school childrens work 20 be seen in the
South II consists Of literature and fine
arts. ana ghe works are represented az
executed in the Charlotte public school,
Of which Professor Grahas is principal.
Professor Britton. principal Of Rose
boro Institute made THE Establishment
Of School Saving Banks" the subject Of a
fine and well-timed address at the fore
noon session. There IS more musical
talent here than ever assembled I'm North
Carolina. Some three hundred Of the At
lantic's guests went out boating. bathing
and fishing this eyenins, all for which
we've GOOD.
Assembly Hall was crowded tonight
20 witness the oratorical contest between
Messrs. Webb. of Wake Forest COLLEGE;
Mechs0n. OF Davidson. and Turner and
Jones. Of Trinity. The prize is gold
medal Governor Carr. chief Justice
SHEPPARD. n. A. la ham, Colonel Pear
son. North Carolina, and General Chaplin.
II Rhode Island. was the committee Of
award. They viii not give their decis-
f.-, ,--rI fo-r,orroyv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
KILLED BY 4 GRIZZLY.
A Eanchman's Unequal Fight with Larse
Bear.

Henry Mason. n well-known ranchman
near Newcastle. Wy. was recently Eined
by a bear lie left home one morning to
do some work on a mining claim telling
his wife he would not return before night.
lie failed 10 return in the evening. and
next day searching party was or
Caulzed.
Before the party reached the mining
claim they noticed that Masons foot
prints in the snow indicated that he had
gone up a canon, following the tracks of
a bear. Proceeding for nearly three miles
up the canon. the party discovered Ma
sons body mangled and torn in ter
rlble manner. and not far away a wound
ed grizzly bear. weak from the loss Of
blood. yet ready TO fight the entire party.
Il took several bullets TO give the animal
his Quietus.
Examinations showed thirty-eight dis
tinct bites on MasOn's body. principally
about the arms. head and chest, while the
mans clothing had been torn into shreds.
Further Investigation resulted In the
theory that Mason had followed the trail
OF the bear until he had come upOn il.
lie had fired one shot from his Winches-
ter and then II failed to work. The bear
attacked him. and Mason attempted 10
escape by climbing a tree i'm which at
tempt the bear frghtfully lacorated his
foot. He evidently remained I'm the tree
some time until the bear had disao-
peared. when ne climbed down and start
ed for home. lie mad not gone far whom
the bear again bounced upon him. "he
bear measured seven feet in length and
weighed coo pounds.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
TIEGNIA NEWS NOTES.
Item. Gathered Here and There ana
Everywhere Throughout the state

The Norfolk and Western roau mas
coatract Tor the shipment OF loi ~ -
loads OF coke daily % an liilno'9 S'
company.
The first Virginia peaches Of the sea-
son arrived I'm Baltimore THIS week from
toe 0appan0N0ock. The first s0lQmeut
was oniy a few crates. but a DountlIui
supply is promised shortly.
The GIayson mill property, I'm Iicn
Valley was sold az public aIc non lnia
week % Il. ~ CadIy for $500 Inc pro-
perty consisted of a mill and about lo'
acres Of good land
Belle Grove. near Port Conway, IN I>ins
George couNtS. SIS }4.ft4IlAce 81 Jatl-s
Madison. foGlth President of the United
States. Will Dee sold 40 public auction.
Nr. b. T. Buchanan. a we.l-cquipped
lawyer Of Smyth county. is spoken ~ Tor
the Senate from Smyth and washington
counties. and Judge Martin Williams iof
the House from Smyth and BiaHd c00"~
ties.
lie Powbatan I.aud and Mining Com
pany have just added two gold reduction
mills 10 their mines and TWO more are
being made for them. This company IS
extending its operations and the quality OF
the ove the yNtnS IS taFaiag o2t u Sery
satisfactory.
Hon John A. Buchanan, Of Washington.
county, IS. we believe, the almost unani~
nous choice Of Smyth county Tor post
ti0n on NE next court of appeals. He Is
lawyer Of fine abilities. a profound
student and in every way suited 10 the
position. lie is welded 10 his profession
and nothing else.
In the Prince Edward County Court on
Tuesday. irregularities being proven In
the returns from the late election at
Rice's precinct, the certificate Of election
which had Nee0 0iiow0a ". X. H06b0rd
(Third partyite) FOR supervisor. WAS an
nulled. and the same given 10 j. H. Car
ter, Democrat. tor whom IL was shown a
majority OF % votes were cast. Other
ofhces Of minor Importance we're IKE
wise vacated by the court and refilled
with Democrats who had been duly elect
ed. though the returns were In favor OF
the Republicans and Third partyites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
SMALL CROUD AT SHEEPSHElD.
Piuvius md Poor Programme Prevent
the People From BeiDg Present.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE-TRACK,
June 23-Only a few Of the most hardy
of the regulars put in an appearance at
this track to-day. The rain coupled with
an Indifferent programme had much to
do with the meagre attendance.
The track was vet and muddy but by
no means as heavy as many horsemen
anticipated II would be. There was
fresh drawing OF bookmakers stands to-
day. only eighty-hve accepted the Asso-
citation terms for the priviiege Of winning
the talents money summary:
First race Futurity course-Glenmoyne
first, Kingston second, Nah Jim third.
Time, 40 49,
Second race Futurity course-Dobbins
first. J. j.. j.. second, Melody third. Time.
112
Third race. Futurty course-Chatta-
nooga first. restraint second. Lisleg third.
Time, flo 5-5.
Fourth race, mile and a furlong-Now
or Never inst. Nirge second, Peg Leg
third. Time, 81 2-5.
Fifth race. one mile-Leonawei FIRST.
Harlem second. Sarah CASA third. Time,
1:43
Sixth race, mile and n furlong. on turf
Lonsstreet and Cleaning ran dead heat.
Purse divided. Watterson third. Time,
l4 As
Results nj Latopia.
CINCINNATI. June 23.--The Latonia
results were as follows:
First race, six furlongs-Indus first,
fiankshire second. Avondale third. Time
1IS1-2
Second race, one mile-Forest Rose first,
Old Pepper second, John Berkeley third.
Time la II.
Third race, seven furlongs. handicap
La Coliana first, Tasco second, Maid
Marian third. Time. los IL.
Fourth race, five furlongs, for two-year-
olds-McLght first, WIN Boy second,
Anna Mayes third Time, l:03.
Ffih race, mile and quarter, GIN
cinnau Hotel handicap-Galindo first,
Dolly McCune second. Miss Dixie third.
Time. z.OS -.
Sixth race, five furlongs. for two-year-
olds-Master Fred first. Preference sec
ond, Fonseca third. Time. l:Oi IL.
Seventh race. six fut0ngs -Readina
nrst, 70 Tambien second, Odrey third.
Time. lis Ii.
had weather Causes Slim Attendance.
ECTTENBURG RACE-TRACK, n. j..
June Owing 20 a very unattractiye
ptosfamme and the day being cold and
!"N 'He attendance was very small here
NANAN was N4OlIN ana EdN &
the mad horses the best kind OF an op-
pottonlty 10 80 their distances. Results:
llrst race, FIVE furiongs-Pet (hly) FIRST.
alsa lcolO second Melita Mlly) third.
Time l:0i So.
second race, half a mile-Mamle r first
70 IA ''''N A''''O'
Ihird race. one mile-Slr Catesbv first
aa.rshetla second, Joe Carter third.
Time, l:i5 81.
fourth race. four and half furlones-
, sr hrst, Dalsyrian second. Honest
Tom third. Time 55. -'O''N'
,l lt'h race, five and a half furlones-
W, "ist hfst' Greenwich second Mohiean
thltd. Time. iiO. ''''''>''''
SNth race, six and half fur,onge-
"A'isDVry third. Time. i:2i i-2. '''1
-Four favorites Won.
thiLADELPuIA. june 23.-Fo,,r fav.
49, 49, ana Two Wen played second choices
SeIe the winners to-day al Gloucester
rHsi race. mile and a quarter--clenar,
,se nyaeinthe second. Jack Star third
'sc0hd race. 1--WE furlongs-Trayers FIRST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
Penrr,s Yacht for arctic Use.

Lieutenant Peary's next trip into the
Arctic regions will be made on the steam
Yacht sylvia, which he has purchased
from r S. Nickerson. The Sylvia is
twenty-five feet long, seven feet beam.
and draws only two feet Of water. She
Is now propelled by a ive-h0rss power
engine. but changes wil be made 20 use
oil instead Of coal for fuel. she Is light
and yet very stanchly built. The yacht
will be stored in the hold ~ Peary's
Arctic steamer until the Polar regions
are reached. She win De used On short
expeditions from the station on McCor-
mack Bay where Peary intends 10 locate
for the philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

Yesterday morning Tie Is ffty-six years
old five feet five inches high, lisht COM
plexlon. Was last seen M the coi'iei
II Eighteeuth asd Malu streets.
The excursion to Dutch Gap extended
the ladies Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association by the members Of the Pr
vate Soldiers and Sailors Monument AS
ISOLATION yesterday was neat AeAnoNi-
edgement Of valuable services ana was
much enjoyed By the participants
The new Committee on Retrenchment
ay.4 Ues0yyys. recently a9qolUted, will or
ganize during the coming week. ana VIII
then endcavor 10 make an examination
Of the various municipal departments
The committee consists Of Messrs. Mann,
Grooms and Mcdowell from she common
Council. and Messrs. Tanner and Cary
from the Board OF Aldermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

" THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. JUNE ~
1898.
81. p. Thomas and Ellen r. Thomas
his wife. the said Ellen j.. Thomas
suins by the said II. =. Thomas. her
husband and next Observation-Disclosures
against ,,.,,,.
Lizzie Jordan Ida v. Pemberton, William
Jordan and als-...+,..'''''...D, le'l'' Jan a'
The object Of this suit is 70 have
tract of land In Henrico county contain
ing about 1OO acres. belonging TO the es-
tate OF Patrick Jordan, deceased, sold
IN order 10 make partition thereof among
the heirs of the said decedent
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made ana
filed that Lizzie Jordan. Ida V. Pember-
ron and william Jordan are n0n-residents
~ the state Of Virginia. IL Is ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen
DAYS after the due publication Of this
order 10 DO what is necessary 20 protect
their interests herein.
a copy-Teste.
W. S. LEAKE. Clerk
Y. l.. PULLIAM. Attorney for Plain
ms je2i-safw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
To Suppress Race Track Gambling.

ASBURY PARK. y. j.. June 23.-An
organization. to be known as The Cit
zens League OF Monmouth County was
organized al Educational Hall here this
evening. The object Of this league is 10
suppress all race-track gambling in this
county, particularly at Monmouth Park,
and % aid IN securing the repeal Of all
laws that protect and promote the same,
and TO prevent the passage OF such laws
hereafter
These officers were elected: David j.
Dennis. OF Freehold. president; j. II.
Leonard. mayor Of Atlantic Highlands,
vice-presldent; s. Edward Young. OF As
bury Park. secretary. and Alexander Nor
gar. Of Freehold. assistant secretary;
Holmes Y. VI. Dennis, Of Holmndel treas
irer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June &.-S7e'
.,.t tn f,lneral Of Mrs. Blarche Cr.ys
In moo Creasvl who died Yesterday ~
N-nvrnort NSews. took place here this morn
ine. The body. accompanied by The 'griefl
stricken husband. with sisters anJ
brotber. arrived on the early train and
was met at The depot hy large assem-
blaee Of sorrowing friends and relatives
and conveyed thence % Cedar grove Gem
etery. where it was laid 90 rest.
Rev. K. T.. Warren otlciated, assisted
bv Revs. James H. Moss and vs.. 7. DAVIS.
After the interment was made me mo
exquisite floral offerings were placed by
loving hands upon the grave and. piddli-
"a 1onr. n last farewell. tayaQ3 away "ttD
heavy step aud achius heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
4 clofhlne Merchant Assigns.

NORFOL<. VA. June a3.-snecial.--
A deed OF assignment mas been ma1e ~
Isaac Leeum 10 George ID. Parker Jr'
trustee. conveying the stock ~ ciolhii+'
&C.. in the store so. I'D Water street 2.
to~ethcr with the book accounts. Nor OF
The assirnor. also four lots and buildings 81.
I'm the village of Lewiston NoIl 'i'-
county. and one lot and buildings m i'e.'-
lev. Tie preferred debts amount 10 Dp
ward oe sl{.ei, ,....
The board Of health have requested ths
oo~norafio1 Judge to order a special sranH
f,,rv 10 investigate the conduct or ih'
hard and the police justice Of th.s city.
captain YeatMa0 to-nleht rendered ms
resignation as Captain Of the Lee hiiie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
yAs SHE WEABY or LIFE2
Mrs. Harry Sumalt Dying from The II
fects of Drinking Bronidia.


fects of Drinking Bronidia.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 23.-Spe-
cial-About II o'clock last night Mrs.
Harry Sumalt, of this city, attempted
suicide by drinking bromidia. In addi-
ton 20 this she swallowed little NOR
phine. Her husband has been ill for some
weeks. and bromidla was prescribed for
him as an opiate. He had taken all but
two ounces. or about sixteen doses. Mrs.
Sumalt drank the remainder at one
gulp. She soon became unconcious, and
two physicians were called in, who have
been with her constantly since the poison
Gus draught was swallowed.
II IS not known definitely what caused
the rash deed. but It is reported that
family infeMci,y led % the act Friends
OF the lady, however, DO not credit this
statement They think thar Mrs. Sumall
was In state Of mental alteration,
brought about by constant watching AT
her husbands bedside. She is in criti-
cal condition. having been In comatose
state since taking the drugs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

eawdus, second. King Richard third.
Time. 1;0.
Third race, FIVE furlongs-Fleurette first,
81. Hubert second, Silence third. Time.
I.o5.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs-
Cartoon first. Drizzle second, ST. Patrick
third Time, l.35.
Firth race. four furlongs-Rosaline first.
Belle Blackburn second. Duke Of Clouces-
ter third. Time. 80.
Sixth race. six and quarter furlongs-
Emblem FIRST. Poverty second. Marty y.
third. Time. liz IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
rHE OFFIcERS CHOSEN
End Of fhe Grand Lodge Session Of the
knights Of Pythias.

End Of ne Granu IoHgr 'T-sI0H " Ut"
Knights Of Pythias.
GREENSBORO y. c., June Especial.
Yhe Grand lodge OF Kniehts of Pythias'
after a very encouraging and satisfactory
meeting, adjourned last night 10 meet
next year at Winston. y. c.. The fol-
lowing officers were elected by the Grand
Lodge for the ensuing year. +. A. Ebert.
winston grand chancellor. G.. T. iiol-
ton. Greensboro. grand vice-chancellor;
J.. r. Law. grand preiate. W. w. VIII
son. Raeigh grand mss'er-at-arms, :.
T.. Buudy. Monroe grand inner guard
H. y. Hudson shelby grand outer guard
j. J.. Dudley. Wilmington grand keeper
of records and seal: John Ward. grand
master Of exchequer. supreme rrpteseh-
tative, W s. Cook, Of Fayetteville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

The crew Of the Richmond College Club
went 10 Petersburg AZ noon yesterday
and the Virginia crew followed az J..
VI Later IN tho evening both took
spin over the course in order 10 fami-
marize themselves with the locality
IL is expected that large number Of
citizens from Richmond will witness the
REGATTA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

The Masons Of this city will celebrate
81. Johns day this evening with a ban
quet at the Masonic Temple. There viii
be some fine music. and Rev. j.. y. Ca
Wsch. "a. u, Will make Az address Hon.
=. 3. Munford was also booked for an
address. but he has % leave the city
on legal business. and Mayor Eliyson has
kindly consented to take his place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
fredericksburg New. Notes.

rREDERICKsBURG. VA June %
snecial.-Alr w. J.. Watson. promi-
mont merchant. fen in his store TO-DAY
while handling goods. and broke ms
risbt leg near the ankle.
zirs. x. L. Cbeslcy qualified before
Judge Wallace to-day as eNccutriN oil lle
estate Of her late husband John H. OHeS-
tlaior Thomas p. Wallace has been
.-W~3 so Uyjstol. Veun.~ by the serious
Illness Of his brother Dr. William Wal
lace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
Monmouth Park Opening.

LONG BRANCH. y. J.. June IA
body Of men was put TO work to-day at
Monmouth Park getting the track IN
condition for the opening on July 4th.
The extreme hot weather yesterday and
the day before caused the work 20 De
begun sooner than it was Intended. II
Is thought here that there viii be racing
every day during the GUNNER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
LEGAL <oTICEs.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
| COUNTY OF HENRlcO. JUNE -,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
oBITU AIRY.

The remains OF William Mott were IN
tered i'm Shockoe Cemetery yesterday
morning with Masonic honors. Dove
Lodge had very good turnout The
WorshipfuD Master. r. ". Jeffery. cdi'
ciated. and Rev. Or. Cooper was present
as chaplain and read the beautiful Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
THE PHILLTES BEATEN.
TINE QUAKE, FAN BEFORE THE
Boys FROM GOTHhM.
c,.,.,snds win From Pittsburg-b'a
,.,hs,.nd Poor Attractions at the
Race Cour.ss-other Events
PHILADELPHIA. June %.

y the early IN
nings Of to-day 3
game New YORK
touched up " ey-
hing harder than
he has been hit
before this sea
son. and as Rusie
pltched in Good
form. they won
from the Phillics
without IN zen
trouble. . Ihila-
dciphta had no
rms and only
one hit up 20 the
Ct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

MARTIN--Died, 81 so a. ". Juhe
o3d THOMAS j., eldest soa Of Peter
and Ann Martin.
His funeral will take place from his
residence. 3S2S Williamsburg avenue
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC. june p 1893.
San ris,s...........4.sll Noon sets. lbs A. ".
sun sets. .......1.28 Day 5 lengi h..lth f2nl'
HIGH TIDE.
Morning '''--''''''.''''''
Evening ......,.....'..''' amman. -
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE o. 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett Baltl-
more Messengers aud general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire. Hooper Provi-
denca via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Berkshire. Hooper Provi-
dence via Norfolk. passengers ana gem
eral cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
Z. ". Daily Acquitted.

DANVILLE, VA. June 23-Special.~-
T.. W. Daily (white), charged with pass
Ing counterfeit United States coins. was
tried to-day By United States Comnis-
sloner Coleman and acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

sr-FfRST PRESBYTERIAN Curpcu
corner Grace and Madison streets. ~
H0Hynr J. hKRn. j ~. pastor. DR.. Kr.s
will preach a, 70 A. r. and .t5P.hL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

~ ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHUECH
Corner Beverly and Laurel streets, toy
PIE POwERs. pastOr-Sun1aY services 40 ID
A. ". and T. 81 Free seats and all welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-24

tS-sT. IUKE's EPISCOPAL CBAPEL
(cOr beverly and Washington streets, Rev.
&. r. hUlk. minister IN charge. sunday
school at4P VI. Evening service ~ T. "
EVENING prayer and song setyies. with lee
Will be- cordially Te.cometnt any OF the ser
vices. III you 40 not attend r. igious ser
vices elsewhere We would BE especially
pleased 20 have you come and worship Win
Us regularly.