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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS.
Action OF Southern Commissioners oi
Agriculture with Respect Thereto.
IBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l

ATLANTA, Ga. July 20.-The commissioners OF
agriculture OF the southern States, in sossi1n
here, have passed the following resolution;
Whereas Il Is the opinion OF this conference
that a uniform system OF control and r. lla.ton
Of the manufacture add sale OF commercial Ter
tilizers I'm tho southern States Is important TO
both parties Interested in tho use OF fer liners,
equally 20 the manufacturer and dealer as 10
the planter and farmer; therefore. be u
kssO,Usd. That Hon. X. T. Nesbit, Commis.
eioner OF . griculture OF Georgia, be appointed
a committee 70 draft biil based upon the prln-
ciples Of tho Georgia stat1to upon consultation
ana correspondence with the commissioners oil
the several states and examination OF the STA
tutes OF the said States, and that ne 1, author-
lied 10 call q convention OF tho commissioners OF
said States for tho purpose Of having said bill
when perfected adopted by the Legislatures oil
the several States.
RSso red furthsr, That the commissioners Of
the several state forward 90 Commissioner Nes-
bit rs soon as practicable copies OF the acts o.
their States ana the rules and regulations OF
their departments"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nrg YORK, July 2O.-Fiour easier: winter
wheat. low grades, o.. 95at2 .45; fair 20 fancy,
A.. 45as3 as; patents, b34Oas4 Minnesota
clear. az. 5Oas3; patents, s4aS+45. Southern
nour geak: common TO tair extra, s2.lO
as3.IO; good 70 choice do, s3.15as4.25. Wheat
active and nrmer No. red, store and elevator,
7O44c.: afioat, 72c. options less active ana very
trreaaia. with the close steady al lsalsc. over
Yesterday trading chiefly switching: No red
July. 7JLsc. August, TIlsc.: september, 73tsc
Corn dulI. lower, ana weak; No. ?. 47s4s4s4c,
IN elevator; 4S34a49c. ahoat; options iairly
alive and 3sa5kc. lower, closing weak; July.
47ssc. : August. 47sss.: september, 41Ssc. oats
auist. isa1c lower, and weak; options active
and weaker; July. 34tsc. August, 3v1Sc.; sep
tember, 2g34c. No. =. 35a3ot4c.; NO. :, white.
yTa37lss.; mixed western, 3JlSa31c. white
a. 3sa4ic MOoi steady and in moderate do
mand. domestic fleece, 27a32c. pulled, 20a
37c. Beef duh but steady; family, eiOatl2 /;
extra mess, ss.50ass- Beef hams quiet and
steady at els. Tioraed beef 1uli but steady /;
city. extra India mess. sfbasl7. Cutmeats
steady and inactive: picked bellies, ll1sc. ;
shoulders, 7laa7l<c. (; hams, l2al2txc.; mid
dles quiet: snori-clear. 0}se. Lard quiet and
higher: Western steam closed at s3.So asked ;
cffy. ss.3fIx: options-saies none: rennoo dull
hut higher: Continens, $1,000; South Ameri-
can, Sl0.45; compound, 11se. etork duli out
steady; new mess, slsasls. 40. Cotton-seed oil
dun but steady; crude, 35a3tc.; yellow, 4zc.
petroleum. quiet ana steady. hosin dun hut
steady; strained. common 20 good. elaSLoo.
Turpentins quiet aud easy ~ sTt$a2oc. htce IN
tar demand and steady; domestic. fAir 70 ex'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
FUNERAL OF SIR. p. 2. DUrUY.
REPORTED SHORTAGE CASES.
Judge witt Has Them Investigated
Grand-Jrry Findings.

Whom the grand Jury q tho Hastings Court
met Yesterday morning Judge Witt called -
attention to certain cases IN which, according 20
nevspapcr reports young mcu had boon short
IN tnrir accounts. lic stated that these Journals
tud snl tlat tue parties would not re prose-
.r1t.l for one rruelu r another. The judge
qirectei the Jury to examine carefully iutO these
cases ana maze such reports a. the law justified
them ga uabiLg
Inc grand juiy investigated these troubles
ami reported That they wore not surh As TO
cum" within tie ,uusdlcuon OF the HusIlnss
Court.
True bills of indictment were returned
ngpiu-t the following:
For frlOuy--Jo-cph Anderson. Albert Chester
ned 60. James Irawley, Leigh Dean, Leroy
F1uut!troy Thomas Harris, william Henry
J.ues, X. j. Kenny O., Charles Lucas G.ias
Charles LOWS. William Mitchell, james Napier,
Nelson shores O., james Turner, Charles lay
Tor William Terry, James Tuck, Frank Ihomp-
fot.. and Richard Nanhyrn
Nor Nt-demcanOr-Sam Austin, Ada
branch, Albert Chesterfield ~, Charles Foster
~, William godfrey. james Harris, john Henry
Jones alias Thomas johnson, Richard /. lsaacs'
Charles Morris. Nardi Brothers. George Shields
General Valentine, and Warner Wallace ahds
William Jennings 81.
Tho court VIII he engaged to-day IN HXlng NE
dates for the trial Of these cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

7 IN ~ IT.
LYNcHBrE4, Va. july 2O-Tho second game
between the Washington Dung Mems Christian
Association ana the Lynchuurg teams was play
ci this Afternoon ana resulted In a victory ior
tie inter Iy a score uf g. 3 IN ten innings.
II wa. wcltp!nyeI and exciting game from
start 70 finish and Was witnessed by largo
crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
NnlANnnlce in Crookedness.

The man who swlndiei the FIRST Nauohhl
Rank ON of : - on a bogus check a few days
nc.is evidently no novice IN the art OF crooked
mesa lie lodgei one night at tofqs hoteI uh-
der the name OF "B strauss, 81 NOfIOlk' pat
departei without paying bis board. On sunday
tbe sharper visited the Mercantile Cup ana
called Tor Rev. Mr. Calisch, who was sitting on
the lawn at the time. The stranger VINO gave
hisuaIne as Hoffman, said he was IRON bostoh'
In a college lie told the rabbi that no iost ms
purse an ! railroad ticket IN NashingIon, anu
concluded by asking assistance Mr. OsIScn
sud ,,rorlis,d him further assistance me ras-
cal dupel several ether persons ~ MS eieYor
game ana altogether, his visit 10 Ken moha Was
q tnnAi .. .n..nas nj y one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
PERSONAL
A @ A r d .
RICHMOND, Va, July IL, 1898.

To the Citizens o|the Good Cjty of Richmond:
Ihaye lust commenced the sale. in this city, OF
"THE ACME LET ER-BOX, DOC and
FRAME-PLATE" This device Is my oSa inyen-
ton. and my attention was called 20 IT'S necessi-
~ By the POst-Or1ce Department Of the hnlted
States when that department. made call upon
the inventive genius OF our country Tor q re-
centacle for mail In dwelling house doors In the
free-1eliyery towns OF the country. The cha
tarter OF such devices heretofore offered 10 the
\ a OH, have been unsightly ana imperfect The
department asked for a receptacle Whicn ~oula
not delace a door, which would leass
the mail secure, ana one which would
no. annoy the resident nor detaln IA.
carrier. Now, l claim TO have accomphsnei gu
ths necessities mentioned in that cal. nave
PRODUCED machine simple, durable, enureU
complete, aud withal bavo made Is an ornament
10 any door, no matter how beautiful its design
or costly the Material. This device has only
been on tue market for d few weeks; II mas been
well received win offered. Richmond Is
city OF beautiful homes, with reputation Tor
pro0ressiye aud farm nded people. All ask
NJ the hands Of the citizens hero 10 O Just COM
alteration OF the merits OF nv invention. am
90 sspatent-rtsht fakr," bat citizen Of sister
viii send a gentlemanly canyssser TO every home
40 this city. Now, don't drive him from your
doors Ike a dog but examine this "feceptsels
Tor nafl.F II 10 does not commend ltsslf 10 your
business Judgment | assure you that tho eau
yasser will not annoy or press you 10 purchase
u. .,... a.,
nhv,s Hotel where tho public will in1 an agent
10 * plain it, WORKING aud give any information
wanted In reference % IL
Imprsssoj With ths belief that Will receive
fair treatment at your sands am. yours most
respectfully, o. y. =. NV,
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, July 20.-Money on call easy,
ranging from to 20 per cent; last loan at :,
and closing offered at 2. Prime mercantile
paper, SasIS per cent.
Sterling exchange weak; posted rates,
4.s216Gs4S 4Is CONNIE cial bills, e4.sOas4S3.
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Sub-Treasury balances-COin. 900, 725,OO0;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
In Justice to Both Sides.
a
FoRy UNIoS. Va, July IS, 1893.
- 4 a.. TGes affat

To he Editor Oft D'Da'ch:
The explanation Of the conflict OF state;
nents made bv Mr. William Nelson and
myself, as developed in his - correction >"
contained in your issue of the 10TH IN
stant, Is az follows
| ind on referring to your Sundays
issue of the 9th instant that MIR. Nelson 3
affirmation with regard to the type or
sickness prevalent in the community OF
Columbia is that 1t was - mostly OF q
acknowledgements character and not
one OF typhoid-fever.' as | had been IN
formed by more than one resident OF Co
lumbia on my arrival there on Tuesday
the nth instant.
make this alnefdc as an act of simple
Justice TO Mr.. Nelson and not as in any
sort concedlng his right 10 charge b. I'M
ulicatlon that newspaper correspondents
" mIslead" any more than they are mis-
led.
That question. raised by Nelson himself.
not being germane 10 the matter IN DIS
rute comes upin parliamentary proceed
ing under the head f "He,0 business"
Yours. most truly,
WALTER G. JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE BY
APOPULlST AGENT.
Annual Conference of Local Methodist
Ministcrs-Eiection OF Grand Onicers
by tho Odd-Feliows.
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspatch.l

ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
RALErou. n. c.. July 2O.-Associate-
Justice Walter Clark, whose sickness was
noted some days ago, is to-day conya-
loscent.
News reaches here Of desperate at
tempt at suicide made by g. II. CLARK, IN
Union county. He was travelling agent
for the Reo0ution, the new Popullst paper.
He took laudanum and his life was barely
saved.
A DISAPPEARING OPERATOR.
Burton Wheeler, the young telegram
operator who disappeared 50 mysteflously
ftom Danyille two weeks ago, is native Of Dur
ham. His parents live there and have Just
learned that no IN in Alabama. LAST Je o1
Wheeler disappeared In the same queer way
from southern Pines, where be mad puI ToVonuJ
taken charge ~ an operator. ,.
The news from Mr. George H. snow, leaoihg
lawyer here. who is now 10 New YORK, - ,na' Us
Illness Is worry serious- His brother-in-ihW, mr.
William Boylan, left last night Tor New YORK In
response to a telegram
STABBED.
Professor C. n. Jane was stabbed NJ his nome,
Ia Pitt county. a night or two ago, ana as yet no
QUO knows who inflicted the INJURY Whlch ~
critical Professor James was heard 70 cry: -
ara stabbe1." His assaiiant was no, seen.
NETBOpIsTs MET.
The twenty-iOurth annual conference OF tho
local Methodist Episcopal ministers o. North
Carolina met at Durham ms evening. ne con-
ference has 400 members. Roy. Or. H. L. ADer-
nathv, OF Rutherford College, Il president heV-
". +. Williams, j. Is. Floyd, and Aioxahder
Walker, yirc-presidents; Rev. w. IL ware sPe,
cial financial agent; Rev. DIR. Low Branson' OF
Raleigh, financial secretary.
1his evening Rev. DR.. Abernatay preached the
annual sermon.
GRAND OFFICERS.
Tho Grand Encampment, Independent order
OF Odd-Fellows, was m session uutiI midnight
last night IL elected grand officers as follows
Patriarch, I. h. Reynolds, Of WINSTON hlgh
Priest, j. J.. YOpp, Wilmington senior warden
y. n. Pollitier. NeHberne; junior warden, H.
I. Heart, Durham: Scribe, g. l.. 1Cnnonskl'
Raleigh: Treasurer, T. W. Blake, Raleigh.
Fayetteville wall TO the next meeting place.
This morning committee reports wore maze:
Tnis afternoon tho new officer we're installed
by the district deputy. Aterwar1 me en-
cRmnmont WAS banqueted. Inc grand patriarch
appoints as Grand Marshal W. II. FIoWeLs' u
Fayetteville Grand Inside Sentinel. L. 6
Hewlett. Of Greensboro: Grand OUTSIDE SshH-
nei. j. y. Mckay, OF Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

james. The party will camp for several Gays
nerr Newport News. where they VIII DC loineu
BY q nun Dor Of other memoerso OF the cru"
One Of the most pleasant events OF the heatoi
season was tho moonlight excursion iss. nl ,in.
on the Pocabontas OF union-station MeIhoaiss
chnrcn. Nearly 500 young folks euioJed 'he
trip.
There are now I,272 convicts on the ron at
the peuitenttary. Several hdnired OF these arc
sfalgart men who tho state would be ghn 70
bire gu, on easy terms On works Of Internal I'M
prUvement
The annual meeting Of the Z. b. Iaylo, Son,,
pany was held las: evening at It's prineipa.,
once, IOIi enst Main street. A eood desl %
business was transacted, and the DIVIDEND ue-
cisroi showed tte compangfo DO III goou 0o"-
dtion-
Mr. and ars. ,,eorge F. Smith have issued In
yItat,ons for Che marriage OF their daugh'er'
Miss Emma Florence Smith: 70 nj. GreVa 81 ~
Ge0rre. Tue ceremony pll pe pefioru'c1 :, 40.
July 27tn, at . o'clock.
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~, 81. u.
.Ilrss ranged A. follows:
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARxsr.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Cattle- Receipts. 12,500
head: shipments. 1900 head. Prime beeyes,
s475as4DO; choice, s4.40ass.65: others. s3a
s4: Texans sl.75as2.7j; grass westerns,
$3.50.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head shipments
1000 head mixed and packing, s5. l0as5. 40 I;
prime heavy and butchers, sj.45at5.6J; light
mixe1, s5.2jas5. 90: sorted lights s5.70as5.So.
sheep: Receipts, 1900 head: shipments.
1850 head: natives, 81 75ss5.25: Westerns,
s4.90aS5. 40: Texans. s3as3.60; stockers,
S2.2jsS3; culls, slas3 lambs, s3asj.05.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Captain J. ID. Johnston.

To Al Whom II Nay Concern:
take great pleasure in testifyine
20 the efficient qualities OF tho popu-
lar remedy for eruptions o. tIv
skin known as Z. L. r. lrricAiy
Ash Poke Root. ana Potassium. ! SUI,
Tered several years with an unsigbtly ana
disagroeable eruption on my face, anu
tried various remedies 10 remove It, noas
OF which accomplished the object, Sn ~
this valuable preparation was resoftea 70
After taking three bottles IN accofaance
with direct,ons 1 am now entirely cureu'
j. ID. JOHNSTON.
Savannah. Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
s12.SG0,OOO.
ATTACK on GENERAL ELECTRIC.

The stock market, under the influence OF
sharp 20 In quotations In London and liberal
buying orders from that centre, opened strong
aud improved TO tho extent OF lsa3l5 per cent
Tho r!so was checked by a sudden break OF 81
por cent tn General Electric, to j1l9, but It was
noticeable that tho market WAS comparatively
free from those sudden reapses which have o.
CURED day after day for some time past. Even
when General Electric broke another > points,
g. 1915, under a heavy pressure, aud all sorts OF
rumors wero in circulation concerning the IMAM
cial condition OF the company. tho reaction IN
the general list was 10y no means large. sugar
declined , points from tho highest and other
leading stocks u 20 Ia per cent The attack
upon General Electric was the 0yershadowing
featura OF the DAYS transactions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Undsrvalued Tobacco Seized.
fBy tAlegraph 20 the Dispatch

PHILADELPHIA. July pecial-Treasury.
Agent Marcus Hanton has ordered the seizure OF
several large consignments Of Sumatra tobacco
which was undarvaIued when passed
through the Philadelphia custom-house. The
duty had been paid a. the rate Of - cents per
pound, II bsvIuR Dcen tnvo.ccd IA =" fllers in
stead ot best Wrappers which II proved 70 be,
ana which should have paid duty at tho rate OF
81 per pound. The tobacco seized all came
from Montreal, consigned 70 J. MertZ and vas
classified a. ORlensburg, \. y. by the Gus
toms Collector at that port. IL came through in
tho snme manner az that seized recently by In
spect1r Cutter. II ~ estimated that by this
system Of an Liberalization the losses az Pata-
dclphia alone have aggregated not less than
fl.5O0.0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Was Que of Them.

THE board will please remain after the
congregation is dismissed" said the Rev.
Mr. Harps.
After the congregation had filed ont the
minister observed that stranger still
kept his seat
"Ah, my friend. did you wish to see
me 2" asked the good man.
Not particularly" replied the stranger.
Then. pardon me, but why are you
waiting"
Because YOU asked me 10 stay"
~ nm sorry, but YOU are mistaken. |
asked the board 10 remain"
"Woll, l am one of the bored"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lKeported ior the Dispatch.l


lily 2O.-Auctlon offerings on Change to-day
~ packages and 3 taEen in; highest, S21; low
est -. 80; average, So.So.
Private sales Wrappers, 4; fllers, 2 scraps,
.: darks, IA: Tugs, 4-tolal, 20 hogsheads'
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
sj.lSg.O5; tobacco. $3.50 1z-tOtal 81 ,5o4 40.
Planters Warehouse had small sale to-day,
hut contained several lots Ut 'sry me wrappers,
which sold at $50, $40, e37, and thereabouts.
Messrs. ". 81. Lewis, Milton, n. C.; K. A.
Croxton, Darlington, 5. c., and W. q. Dunning"
ton. Farm Vile, Va, we're on Change to-day.
Mr. W. {. Bentley Is again al his post OF duty
after seven weeks OF confinement TO his room:
Tuesday and $50 Wednesday, l434c. outside
price. Market quiet ana 6itoouL change from
last weeks prices.
Major Miles Cary Is home again for awhile.
MI Lewis reports the crop around Milton NJ
C.. as going back fast
The leaf market Is very duh and complaints
are general OF slack demand at any price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
A,tbe County Court-uouse.

}. C. Duesberry was before tue Henrieo Coun-
II court yesterday charged with selling hluot
without q license. He was convicted shu hhed
$50 and In default was committed TO lau' II.
Mary MaDoly (cOlOred) was before Sluito
son of Jane Faust The case was dismissed anu
plaintiff required 10 pay costs.
Ms H0rd, the woman who was beaten py her
husband few days ago. was at the jail Wednes-
day, but war denied the riSlloge Of seeing hor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Ianh nf Tnnd.thc Reason.

Colonel William T.. Tanner, chairman OF
the CITY Council Committee ON Finance, was
asked by DISPATCH reporter why lhst vouy
tabled the petition Of the College OF fhyslcthn'
and surgeons for the city 10 lay gas and wafer
II ans 10 tho Plnel property. where the ne"
college building IL 20 be erected. lie sald a.! nc
ton upon the pauer was postponed because INC 70
city Was not nov ~ a nuancial cVnu,s'ot ~ ~
.rsnt The request lie was OF the opinion that
The request would be granted by tho committee
AT A later date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
LIE CASE OF WALLACE.
Charge OF Perjury Dismissed, but Sent on
for InrcerN.

Carter atlas Lee Wallace, who was arrested IN
stafford county few days ago charged WIN
tsItIry IN sweafing falsely 70 certain sthto-
monte IN connection WITH a. Ciyil-servirc apphca-
tom WAS again before Commissioner FleKeu-
hclmcr Yesterday. After hearing the testimony
a Nj George IS Carr. chief CLERK oi the hau-
VRv Mail Service, the charge OF perjury was ais
m.ssel. but It appearing from the eyidonce OF
Magistrate Franklin, or stafford, before WHOM
tn alleged false affidavit purportel 70 nave
isc, ms. ie mar he uGi mover seen the papers,
Wallace was rearrcsted on the charge oi forgery
md sent on 80 tho United states grand jury
Tho prisoner Was, IN default Of S1OO ball. COM
United % jail. ,. 49,.
Mr. Flo0t Cox, ono Of the witnesses In THIS
case. il an ola gentleman OF - years, who had
never been on board o. railroad train or
steambUat up % the ume he was rummohou W
apyt ar before the Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
An Eye for an Eye.
TRUTH

First Ocuist; had the most interesting
case yesterday | ever had the pleasure OF
attending TO.
Second Oculist What was that?
First Oculist: A young lady called who,
student IN her eye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
when Travelling,

whether on pleasure beat or business. take
on every trip bottle of Syrup OF Figs. as
it acts most pleasantly and eifectually on
the kidneys, liver, and bowels. preventing
teyers. headaches, and other forms of sick
ness. For sale IN soc. aud 81 bottles by all
leading druggists. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Not Paving We'll

l1uck.l
Mrs. De Rich The Society Chitchdt Is
edited by woman, isn't 1t:
Mr. De Rich So I've heard.
Mrs. DE Rich: guess she isn't making
much money out of il. She says: La
wish displays of diamonds are vulgar"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
WASHINGTON e. LEE
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

N Il
CHESAPEAKE AND OuIo.-G:30 A. NJ, Except
Sunday for Norfolk and Old Point
500 A. NJ, sunday lonl0 special for Oh
Point. and local 9:i5 A. NJ, yestihnle spe-
cal except sunday, Old Point ana Nor.
folk p. NJ, on Point, Norfolk, and
local stations 64J \. NJ, except sun
day Washington and linton. n W,
WOrds-Fair special, with Pullman, Tor
Chicago 5:30P. ~, local Except sunday
accommodation for Orange 10 L. d., =.
+. ", Cincinnati and Chicago AMI hot
Springs From Kghlh-street station:
A. NJ, for Lynchburg and Clifton Forge,
connects for Lexington, ercept Sandays'
6P. NJ, except Sunday. Lynchnure, Lex
ington. and Clifton Forge. Leaves Lynch
burg at q A. NJ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN A NJ, Nor.
folk yestibulo Limited and Tho Chs
cago Express (See full schedule.) 1910
Pm, Roanoke. irlstol, and points south
and West. $40 T. N. and 800 b. NJ, Tor
Norfolk. 1850 i. NJ, Roanoke, Bristol,
Memphis, Now Orleans, aud points South
and West.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE.-l":50 A. NJ,
southern express, Atlanta, Augusta anu
points South. l2:iO 7. ~, Atlanta, Au.
| gusta and points south. T. NJ, except
| sunday local for Amelia Courthouse.
YORK. RIVER LINr.-3:lO p. NJ, local express
| (except Sunday 20 West Point. $40 L;
H., baltimore limited Except sunday
points North pid Baltimore aud Ohio
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
TOMAC.-7:45 A. NJ, l2 7. NJ, and Glo
r. NJ, for Washington ami points North.
| =. NJ, Fredericksburg accommodation.
| Gas A. NJ. and 0:20 Z. ~, leave Ella Tor
| Ashland.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-9 A. NJ, Norfolk
special 9:IJ A. NJ, through tram south.
SHOP. NJ, Atlanta special 0;JO r. n,
Norfolk train. 7:35 T. NJ, fast cypress
south. l2:i5 p. NJ, 7l0 y. ~, aud lli5O
r. ~. Petersburg accommodation. n
VI. and 4:40 r. NJ, Petersburg sunday
| accommodation.
! sEABoARD AIRLINE Onion Statlonl-ol5
! A. ~, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, and Ia.
| termeilate points. 3:l0P. NJ, Atlanta and
| points south, connects with A. q W. 4.
railroad for Mobile, Montgomery and
| New orleans.
! FARMyILLE AND POWHATAN RAllhOAD.-
! I2:16P. NJ. Union Stationl, for farmyilio
and all points wsst Of Chester. l*4o 7.
NJ ula Richmond and DanYlle, Farmyiilo
! and all points west u hOselsY.
N.B.-For arrival VI trains 500 regular sched-
! ules.
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The Chaucery Court.

Judge ". s. Barton, who IL holding special
torn OF the Chaueery Court, was called yester-
DAY by sickness IN his family 70 his home, IN
Fredericksburg. Judge Lamb will DO at the
court room at 0 O'Clock each morning 20 attend
10 probate matters until Judge BartOns return.
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Transferred.
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Teacher: Willie. does your mother know
that the buttons are of your coat?
Willie: Yes'm. and she knows where
they are. too.
Teacher: Where are they?
Willie They are on fathers trousers.
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'''fr Nwu College. District 0i Columbia. Mon
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't. returning Saturday evening. August 9th,
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