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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
A FATAL COLLAPSE.
FIVE SPANS OF A PUBLIC BRIDGE
FALL FORTY FEET.
One siau InstansIy Killed aud Four So
vereiy InJur-d-Navai Reserves Dis
bsnd-Tobacco shortened.
rspeo,.l ,oIogrem 70 the p,.pasca.l

Especial tolegrem 10 tne bf-pttOaAi
RaLrIoH, N. c., August 3.--News reaches
here Of the collapse Of Ave spans OF the
public bridge over Rock6sh creek. in Cum
berland county. The timbers fell forty feet.
killing Henry Nunnally and iniuring VIII
liam Raynor. Afford Gilmer. Jerry Baker,
and NJ. Cameron, oil workmen who were
making repairs.
The Advent Christian Conference OF
South and North Carolina convened at
Wilmington to-day.
TOBACCO INJURED.
The Agricultural Department to-day re-
ceived reports that Person county's to-
bacco crop was badly hurt BIZ drought.
and that rains have come too late.
Governor Carr Is informed OF the DIS.
bandment of the Fayetteville Division OF
the North Carolina Naval Reserve.
CAROLINA AT oErrYsBURo.
State Treasurer Tate and Colonel
Thomas &. Kenan. Clerk OF the Supreme
Court, have returned from trip to
Gettysburg They inform mo that the
positions OF their regiments-the Sixth
and Forty-thrd North Carolina Infantry
will DO properly marked. They have nj,
ready begun correspondence with this end
III NloN. tuTN bdu III tihuHio III 'hNp
selves identifying tho exact positions OF
their regiments. and in following the lines
of advance past the stone wall and to the
crest of the ridge. Only two weeks ago
the bones of n North Carolina soldier were
dug up by some persons who were making
an excavation fora trench. Colonies Tate
and Kenan are greatly impressed with the
splendor. variety, and immense number
of Federal monuments AZ Gettysburg.
They desire that the Confederate monu-
ments TO be placed there shall be very
simple. Their visit and the action they
have decided upon marks the first step OF
the kind by tho commanders of the gal
liant North Carolinians. than whom no
men went further at that great battle. and
hence Is Of particular interest. OF course.
oil that they do will be in accordance with
the rules of the battlefield commission.
with which they have begun CORE
spondence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
TIE 'nariestoninus Shut out.
Property Transfers.

h-,mlri: John II. Russell and wife 20
=. e.. wife II Richard @. Walker. 500
2 west Ado Tweniy-seventh street
Ia g. $1,000
"eFcl IS Schleicher. trustees. to Mar
ipa e. branch, 80 feet on west side
ii'.n''-s-c.ld street between Clay and
r. .1co John Amrhein and wife TO
.4'.s =. Hewitt. 30 feet on south side
:; street near Roseneath road. and 40
~ on k0srneata road, 500 same TO
-'''a' Y aud Sallie \. Hewitt and their
-. il let On Ivy street southwest cor
= q. i'hes'h road. $4,000; Sol. Cutchins.
n A Commissioner 20 Thomas A. Liggin.
81. ''t' on Hickory street near Calhoun.
~. oAinuc. J.. Maddill, clerk, 10 Francis
,fip, a5xl6 feet on Nichols street IN
ii--e ~ Michael Hegerty for taxes. $50 /;
H.. "htrlwnght and wife 10 James III.
''iIol' l' ictt Of lot 5 aud lot GIN block
D.. parton Heights. subject 20 deed of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
DISTRICT rsousLe AAaMoNizGo.
Mt, Allen Gives Additional Land and Al
iison Street WIN lie Opened.

After much wranglin9 and many hours
OF heated discussion tho Street Commit
tee has reached . happy solution of the
Lee District troubles. The committee
held special meeting last evening and
reopened the question of which streets
should be opened. The City Engineer
suggested plan making Meadow. instead
of Allison. the principal drainage street
tor the district. explaining that the sewer
could be extended across Broad to strip
OF land owned by Mr.. Wingheld Scott, II
this could be purchased at reasonable
price.
Mr.. Scott was sent for and stated that
be did not know whether the ground re-
forred TO belonged TO him, but # so be was
willing 90 sell at such a sum as two arbi-
trators--one for the city and the other for
himselt-migbt agree upon.
Ire matter of getting around that strip
Of ground running nearly across Franklin
street az Allison was discussed at great
length. Mr.. n. w. Bowe again explained
that he represented the owners of this
foot strip and that decree bad already
been entered in the Chancery Court dedi-
eating the land 20 the city forever on the
condition that the owners OF the ground
on the opposite side of Allison street
should give land sufficient TO open Allison
street to d proper width. MIR. Allou, a
large owner Of land on that side of tho
street. agreed 10 tnlS, anu IL was ueclueu
that Colonel Cutshaw's plan should be
carried ont.
Mr. Turpin then offered motion, which
was unanimously adopted. that all action
at previous meetings with reference TO the
grading of streets in Lee District be re-
scinded, and that recommendation be
made TO the Council for the adoption Of
such grades for Broad, Allison. franklin,
Hanover Walnut, Meadow. IVY aud
Cedar streets aud Allen avenue. and such
other streets as the $4,000 appropriation
will cover.
The committee reconsidered its action
in resembling the appropriation of $1,000
20 grade and pave Thirteenth street from
Canal TO the Wortendyke factory. II WAS
decided 10 instruct Colonel Cutshaw to
make up al estimate of the costs of laying
q sidewalk aud Of repairing :he road-bed
Of the street.
The details Of Mr.. Turpin's resolution
IN regard to Lee District are TO be filled in
bv the City Engineer. The paper will go
10 the Council for action Monday night
and If passed promptly by both branches
Colonel Cutshaw says he will have the
work commenced before September LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
ST. LOUIS.

CINCINNATI. August 3.-Fiour weak. Whsss
nominal; NO. 2 red, 54c. Receipts, 1000 bush
els; shipments, 1900 bushels. Corn scarce
snd stronger; No. 2 mixed, 43c oats firm
and higher; No. = mixed. 23a.fc. hyo dan;
No. 9, soc. Provisions quiet aud uncnanscd.
Whiskey active and lrm; sales, 037 barrels at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

before the board was that Williams went
into the bsr.foom ct the request OF gene
tlsman 20 look for friend who was on .
spree. He was bonorabiy acquitted Of the
charge the board holding that what the
policeman did was in the line Of duty.
hir. Bosber, chairman Ct the Patrol
Committee. reported that two new boxes
had been put up lone at Harrison and
Clay and the other at Munford and Brook
avenue. re also reported that the top or
dered for the patrol wagon at a recent
meeting OF the board would be completed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
they we're stolen just about the time the



The Surprise Club OF this city had Q very
DELIGHTFUL bay-rido Wednesday night.
They won't out TO Dir. +. ElIngtons, IA
Chesterfield. where very pleasant eve
ninr was spent Among those who were
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs W; W.
Randlett, Mr.. and Mrs. s. 7. Jones; DIS.
MetcaIf. Misses Bailey. Conway. Wiiiiams'
Mosby, Lancaster. Parkinson, and baiey'
aud Messrs. w. Booth, 4. Booth, ~ y.
Elder. 4. II. Sampson, J. 4. Ahern. >. d.
Jones, and r. b. Campbell. 60,
Dir. Robert ID. Flournoy, OF Chesterneio.
has been indisposed for. several days. out
was able Wednesday 70 be at the meeting
of the County School Board. OF winch 10
IS member. m.
DIR. 4. p. Dorset has returned from Chi.
cago. He Gays the Worlds Fair IS great
thing.
Mrs. John Z. Utz has returned homo
after a visit of several months to relatives
at Midlothian.
Mrs. William G.. Owens will leave today
for Washington and Alexandria, where she
will visit relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Personals ana Briefs.

Mr.. Nat Frazer returned 10 the city yester-
day.
MIR. Charles X. Francis is spending his vaca-
tlon III King William county.
NH. Kuhn has returned 70 the city after O
long visit 10 his brother at Poplar Springs.
Misc Annie Jackson and Althea Hardcastle
have left to visit relatives IN Charleston, S. q.
william II. Burkert. Of the Richmond post
office, left Tuesday for Chicago 10 be absent two
weeks.
Tho Misses Alma Edna, ana Macy Hszlegrove,
OF HageldeIl. Hanover county, are visiting reia-
tses IN the city.
Mics Lilly Wood, OF 407 east Main street, left
this week 10 solourn few weeks In the noun
taiDs OF Virginia
Mrs. Willie Pegram. OF 1917 west Main, who
has been qIite SICK Win FEVER Tor several weeks,
is slowly improving.
Nessrs. W. G. Hendricks, G. +. 3owiey and
6 r. Whitaker have gone on pleasure trip to
visit friends at Old PoiDt
Mis-, Mollie BatcheIler, OF Alexandria, who
has been visiting relatives IN this city and Man.
chester will return home to-day.
Syracuse Division, No. 4. Uniform Rank OF
Pythians, arc making arrangements TO ceie-
brate their first anniversary next month.
Harrelrs tourist party Of 3os, from North
Carolina, being composed largely OF teachers.
arrived In Chicago Wednesday night ana Is Al
the Alhambra Hotel
DIR. jacob Micheux, who has been In Charlotte
county returned home yesterday. HIS little son
stewart, who has been very III, is much better
aud returned homo with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Ferguson, Miss Hunter
Fergussou, Mr.. William Harper Lumsden, and
Mr.. I d. Briggs will leave this afternoon for
Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. John Trice, OF Beulahville, King William
county, brought 10 the city yesterday hens
exg which upon being broken was found 10 con-
tain a smaller egg well formed.
Tho Washington Post says: "Hon. William
Writ Henry Will be the guest Of his relative,
WiIliam ID. Cabell, 140l Massachusetts avenue.
ON me 18Th of September on tue occasion OF the
anniversary OF the laying OF the Capitol corner
stone"
Judge s. b. Witt is out again. He was de-
tainei at home for fow days BY large boil on
his neck on yesterday he granted In tae
Chancery Court an Injunction on a plea OF
James III. Hayes restraining City-Shsrif John
T. Hughes from selling prtntine-prees In the
ONCE OF the Southern News Publishing Compa-
ny.
Last Monday evening select party Of thirty
people attended a german at the pavilion OF tho
Kew Pump House, above Richmond. Though
rainy the evening was greatly enjoyed. The
participants went by Mountcastle's stage and
buggies and found excellent music and refresh
ments awaiting them. The german was grace
fuIly led by one OF west-Grace streets blondes I:
and though one OF Richmonds beaux, lately
ieaiinR at the Rockbridge Alum Springs, was
present, DO calamity deferred 10 her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Ausrsr 3.-Auction offerings on Change To-
day, 10 packages, aud D taken In. Highest
price, SO lowest. s4.25.
Private sales very light.
The Z. Whitlock branch, the Old Dominion
Cheroot- Factory, started work last Monday. and
the chsFoot girl IS happy again. am
MessrA U. Wempls, Of Dsnville, aud D. W.
Ohrum, OF Baltimore, were on Change to-day.
MIR. Is. g. Berger Is bscS and ready tor busl-
mess. He says Richmond prices are good
enough and planters Will be- pleased With such:
fac DAVIS q Gregory Company have had
really good sales this week. Tnursday sales
were made OF large lots &C $50. cas-, and $50 OIL
Old tobacco. Friday they viii sell priminsr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
AZ u,.bon Not AssassInsted.

The telegram sent ont from the White
Sulphur Springs Wednesday, nignt SAYING
that il was rumored there that Mr.. w. B.
Bishop. proprietor OF the Sweet Springs.
had been asaassinated the night before
and that his assailant had surrendered
himself. caused good deal OF uneaslnesss
Yesterday among the Richmond friends OF
that gentleman. Mr.. William :. Bishop;
son of the popular hotel man. received
telegram during the day from his father
saying that the report was erroneous,
Mr.. Bishop Is well known and has hosts
prIetors of the Spotswood Hotel and In
later wears has been connected with seye-
raj of the leading mountain resorts OF VIZ
ginia and West Virginia. II will be q
source of great relief to his friends to
know that the dreadful rumor about him
Waa not frue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Ds.,h nj rr Elijah Tigoor.

Mr.. Elijah Tignor died at 1880 o'clock
last night az his residence. No. 2224 Church
Hill avenue. The deceased was native
of King william county, but had resided
in Richmond for o long time. He had
been incapacitated tor business for seve-
raj years past by blindness. Mr.. Tignor
was in his 18th year and leaves several
children. including two sons in Texas, TO
whom kilograms were sent last night. The
remains will be taken to King William to-
morrow. and the funeral will take place
from Hebron church AZ o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
The GOVERNOR CANNOT GO.
Too UnweIi to Make the Journey 60 Chi
cago-Captain Fosters Death.


Governor Mckinney will not be able to
90 10 Chicago and take part in the Vir-.
cinis.Day celebration. THIS IS matter OF
deep regret to both himself and ms friends.
The Cove: nor left here for the Blue Ridge
Springs in enfeebled condition, having had
two severe attacks of sickness Just pror
TO his departure. He fully intended To be
present Of the exposition on Nlrginia-Day,
and early in the week telegraphed
and wrote Colonel Meade Hsskins TO make
arrangemen;s for the trip, although II was
known that his physician had advised
against his making it. Yesterday he ao:
yised Colonel Haskins by ware that he had
definitely decided not to GO, as his physl-
clan was sti,l opposed to his risking the
tourney. Thereupon Colonel Haskins
counterlnanded the order for the stan to
assemble here.
The Governor has been. officially noti-
fed of the death of Captain Foster, OF the
State oyster.nayy steamer Cbesapeake
The Board OF Chesapeake and Its 1rlou-
taries will meet in few days to elect ms
successor ..
The Board Of Building Commissioners
of the Library met yesterday and passed
the monthly accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
c,i,,-s,rcet Fntertainmpn,.

The young ladies Of the Secret Social
Pleasure Club entertained the Steiner
memb ers Of that organization at supper
al zoo China street last night. The fair
ones present were Misses Annie Winder.
Maggie Hazelgrove. Pearl Mayo. Annie
Kidd. Blanche Marks Enle Kidd, Leila
Marks, aud Laura Jewett. The following
were the young gentlemen who attended
the affair: Messrs. Louis Myers. Willie
Adams, Charles Hagan, Emmett Hagan:
Louis Hagan, Luther Fordsong, Bernard
Ladd. Ii. W. Cox. Robert Shilling, Kemper
Iucas and Allie Frank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

ror spselA meeting Of the Board Of Police
rL,sss ini, h. was held ia the Office OF
Nj a ee Yesterday afternoon. Policeman
tsns vuhln was charged with using pro-
tlor assuaags. but after full inyesfiga
ris,.S TIE msiter the charge was dis
VIII s'Dan y. W. Williams was charged
n<1 1.sfsns bag-room While on duty
aiiiiorn- Tbs evidences sdduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
The mozart BOARD rT.ets.

-. regular meeting Of the Board OF
s ..' u the Richmond Mozart Asso-
49, was held last evening in their
fi1,iooia az the Mozart Academy, Mr..
F n, iyief, Nce-presldent. presiding.
lf, session was short one but interest
- -11 iho reports from the various com
80, ,'.a were higbly gratifying. The asso-
,r,..1i Is 10 d most healthy condition. and
'' ~. ah0lhef season with the outlook for
NJ. It'os' brilliant musical era this city has
g.. alP"n. Many companies have been
,sspe.su That never before played 70 a
l1,yhd audience. aud none but the
m aren't Will be considered.
,bs :, concert next Monday evening by
L. , nouofrt Male Qusrtette promises 70
W Treat TO al mudc-ioyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Observation-Disclosures,

A letter to the DISPATCH from Bar Hhr-
Dor says:
Hon. j. L. NJ. Curry and Mrs Curry gave
O dinner in honor OF the Secretary OF Navy
and officers of the Dolphin. Among the
guests were Mrs. Connally, Miss Dennison,
Miss Herbert. Miss Connally. DR.: Weir
Mitchell. Governor Carroll, aud Judge En-
dicott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, Miss Connally, and
other guests were entertained by the Sc,
cretary of NAVY and Niles Herbert on board
of the Dolphin at n lunch party.
Mss Alys Counally, who is a detntd''e.
was Conspicuous last evening at the ball OF
the kelo Valley Club. She adds another
name 10 the list OF bellies and beauties Of
which Virginia can proudly boast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Destruction by Lightning.

fUOrre3pondence OF INC Ht5nnl1uu DIsV4IVHI
WELDON. N. c.. August 9.-News reached
here to-day that lightning destroyed the
oat crop Of Mr.. William Thorne. in this
county and also burned granary. The
residence Of Mr.. Tyree was also destroyed
by FIRE in the same neighborhood. Loss
greatly in excess of the insurance, which
was about 800.
Mr.. J. A. Dickens died this morning at
Halifax of bilious-fever; aged 80 years.
Rains continue TO tall in this section,
and now il is said that farms are being
injured by excessive showers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Death Of a Cherokee Chief


AsHEy1LLE. N. c.. August "a special
today from Richard II. Smith to the Cti-
zen announces the death, from Brights dis
ease, of his father, ex-Chlef N. j. Smith, OF
the Eastern Band OF Cherokee Indians;
Smith was the most prominent member OF
his band and was greatly loved and trusted
by his people. he was the soul OF
honor" In physique he was very. tall and
straight as an arrow, Of regular features,
black ewes, and jet black hair falling in
curls upon his shoulders. His appearance
attracted attention everywhere, but he
was modest and unassuming in nature;
He was one-fourth white; was fairly we'll
educated, and gave his children (two sons
and three dauqhters) good educations.
For eight wears he was chief, and in that
capacity during CleyelaDd's first admins
tration spent much time in Washington in
the interest Of the band; Chief smith was
morrow at Yellow Hill with Masonic
honors. He was about so years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Death Of mr. Edward A. Minor.

Yesterday afternoon at the residence of his
father, Mr.. +. G. Minor. No. 52l north
Fourth street. The deceased. who had
been in bad health for several years and
confined TO his room for some weeks. was
80 years Of age and was popular with a
wide circle of friends. He was a young
man of strict integrity. and, like his hon
ored father, enjoyed the esteem of all who
knew him. The funeral will take place
from the house this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
s.v. uis Aecouors Are Correct,

Mr.. A. l.. Masurior. referring yesterday
10 the suit which has been brought against
him and his surety, Mr. J. II. sgnaigo'
by tho Capitol building and Loan Associa.
ton. said II have nothing 70 say except
that the directors OF the Capitol buhuing
,ary' claim that am indebted to them,
while claim that my accounts are cor
rect Mr.. n. M. Smith. Jr., has been re-
tanned by me as counsel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Old pou.inion Iron. and Nail Works Com
many.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Old Dominion Iron and Nall
Works Company was held at their once
Yesterday. The presidents report showed
n large business done in the fiscal year
and the finances of the company TO be In
excellent condition. All of the former
officers were elected and are 90 follows
President, Arthur b. Clarke; Vice,fresl-
dent, Douglas Baird; Secretary. u; ".
Catlett. Directors; Captain Phiiip hax-
all, Or. +. L. Willis, Meredith Il. monta-
cue. Douglas Bard. and Arthur d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
TIrF crOrrI

This was all looked upon "a the result
Of weak mind and nothing more. Last
month this young lady was married to
gentleman from the North and left tor her
new homo. A few days ago Ferdinand de-
termined TO end bis troubles in this life
SO he purchased some Rough on Rats.
took dose. and in q few hours was in
eternity. The story is sad one, but is
entirely true. The family came to New
berne since the late war and conducted
cabinet-maker's shop as means OF living.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

IN their worst forms are cured BY tho use
Of i. p. p. II You .ares debilitated ana
run down. or II you need atomic 70 REGAIN
ftesh and lost appetite. strength and vigof;
take p. r. r. and you will DO strong eui
healthy, For shattered copstitnt,ens lnu
lost manhood. r. p. r. pricky Asn. rVs ~
mediclpeM r. p. 2. IL tho greatest p1ooa
puri6er III 10 world. For saie ~ ~
drueeists. 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
FERDINAND sTeeBrNe's SUICIDE.
The Sad story Of q Drmented Young
Mantle Took "Rough on Rats"

The Sad story Of q Drmented Young
Mantle Took Rough on Rats"
Correspondence NJ the Richmond Dispstch.l
NFwBERNK. August 3.-Several years ago
Ferdinand Steebiug came to this country
with his father and mother. he being then
O bov. On tho way be was frequently in
trusted with the care of little sister; only
o babe IN the arms. While on shipboard
one day Ferdinand dropped the baby over
the side Of the ship and to q watsry grave;
The father aud mother we're nearly crazed
by the accident and censured poor Ferdl-
nand severely for what they deemed culpa-
bile cnrelessness or wilful crime. SO great
WAS the boys anguish over the matter that
his reason gave wlv and he has plodded
father became deraneed and died IN an in
sane asylum, leaving Ferdinand and his
ngod mother alone in the world. Some
time ago Ferdinand became lnsanely
cnamorel with Young lady of this city
nnd importuned the father OF the young
lady to give her to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
GRFrsyuLE, N. c., August g. Yesterday
evening a man driving carelessly through
the street ran over little Alice Blow. a
daughter of MIR. A. l.. Blow, and hurt her
badly. No limbs were broken, but the lit
tie girl was hurt about the mouth and
head.
Mr.. J. n. German. OF Richmond. who
has interests IN the tobacco market here,
Is in town. AFR. J. w. Virgins. tobacco
man OF Rocky Mount is also here.
Mrs. Fannie Joyner. who was engaged in
the millinery business here, has executed
a bill OF sale to Armstrong, Gator d Co., OF
baltimore. She also had creditors in kich-
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
COL. GRAVES MADE sTAMP-cLeRK
Young Battles Friends struck by Light
ming. Though Not Injured.

(special telegram to the Dispstch.l
AsHrvnLP. n. c.. August 9.-Collector
Elias has appointed Colonel ,. J; Graves
stamp.clerk at Mt. AIRY. Colonel Graves
was colonel OF the Twentv-frst North
On. lima Regiment during the war and Is
disabled. He was not an applicant.
n is said that while the body of young
Battle. who was killed by lightning near
the top of Pisgah recently. WAS in house
Mt Gendersonyille near the station in the
care OF two of his friends awaiting ship
ment 10 Rocky Mount. the house was
struck by lightning and his two trends
were knocked down. but not seriously
burf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

fcorrespopdencs u the Ricamond DsDstch.l
WASHINGTON. N. c.. August 9.-Tbe
Coast Line Ia building ono Of thu mott
commodious elevators at the terminus of
their road. or at the edge OF the water
The PopuIists are carrying on . stiii
hunt. They are we'll oSasnixad IN the
rurnl d,striets aud are preparing tor en-
active campaign next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
Against REPEAL Of tho sherman Law.
&C., 40, 60 tha D{snatrhl

TARpoRo'. n. c., August 3.-Despite
RAINY weather. Colonel Skinner spoke to
about 3. 500 people at Aulanda to-day on
reform questions. Resolutions were
adopted unanimously urging our senators
and representatives to vote against uncon;,
ditional repeal of the Sherman law, and
to vote 10 reinstate silver at present ratio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

FLoUR.-ws quote: Fine, s2ss2.3o; super.
One, s2.25a52.50; extra. s5as@2o, iamiiy'
s3. 55as4; patent, "a. l0asi.35.