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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

of a delegation representing citizens Of all
classes. irrespective Of politics. 10 attend
the next session of Congress and labor IN
the interest Of silver Governor West
presided over the meeting No revolu-
tlOuary or lnhammatory speeches were
made, and tho language Of the Colorado
SILVER men was characterized as upwiSe
aud hurtful 10 the true intereats OF the
West.
FLORIDA ToR UNCONDITIONAL RTPEAL.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July ia meeting
of the Executive Committee OF the Florida
Bankers ASSOCIATION was held In this city
this afternoon and the following resolu-
tons were adopted
Whereas. . large majority Of the men,
bers Of the Florida Bakers Association
and IN addition manv bankers Of this
State not members Of the ASSOCIATION have
Informed this Executive Committee that
they are III favor of the repeal of the So
called Sherman silver bill; therefore be 1t
" Ete0rfo, hat Congress be Gud hereby
Is requested - repeal unCondtioaally the
SAID act Gs carlg as possible durlnE the ex-
ira session 20 commence August Ith.
" ErSorei That a copy Of this rcsOlu-
ton be forwarded 30 each Senator and
member uf Congress from Honda. with
the request that the said resolution be IN
troduccd lu both branches Of Congress a.
al early dav. AMI thHt Saic senators hud
Congressman bcrsspcctfuly and earnestly
requested TO vote IN favor Of the repeal Of
the sherman silver act and 10 use their
influences % accomplish the sad repeal
GuNrrAL wrAyEE's INFLUENCE.
DFs MorNEs Iowa. July 13.-At mass
meeting held here tonight n resolution
demanding FREQ md unlimited silver
coinage was adopted. A resolution advo-
catluy the plaCtuQ OF tax Of 10 per cent.
on ali in,crest-bearD gold notes was also
adopted
The principal speaker was General
Weaver. who made fierce onslaught on
the men who want 20 XIII the sherman
law. predicting that II the Democratic
Congress rep-als that law there never will
be another Democratic Congress elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Situation in Siam.
fBr Anglo-Amer,can canle % lhe pi,pal

fBy Anglo-Amer,can cable 20 ihe Di'patch.l
LONDON. July l3.-The T,meS's corre-
spondent az Bangkok telegraDhs that the
Samese government has refused 10 per-
NIT two more French gunboats 70 enter
the Meinam river. twenty miles from the
mouth OF which Bangkok Is situated. and
has threatened that II ths gunbosts at
tempt to cross the bar at tue mouth Of the
river they Will bo sunk. aud France will DO
held officially responsible tor beginning
war upon oiam. France. the correspond
ent adds. has officially held that this action
is practically declaration of war.
TRApz SUSPENDED.
BRussEIs. july IS. The Independence Belqe
saws the troubles between French and
Hiamese on the AMMAN front er are spread
ing and that oil trade Is Stopped.
No Cholera In Egypt.
fBy Augio-Ameucan e1bss ~ no Discatca.l
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Alex
sndria, Egypt, states that the report from
that cisy yesterday to the eject that there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

NV YORK, July i3-The steamship Ar
dangJrl1 is detained at quarantine on ac-
count 0t yellow-ieyer. The ArdGneorm
arrived on SATURDAY from CIeEtueGos Cap
tam Finley reported that ms super cargo,
Captain William RcttIs, had dled during
the passage. Ii was gwen ont that the
death had resulted from liver trouble. and
this was stoutly maintained by the quarau-
tine officials until thls morning. when
Hcalth-Onicer jenkins stated that Captain
Rettig had really died OF yellow.ieyer.
That disease - raging II number oi portS
near CIeniuegos, aud close watch - beng
kent on all vessels sailing from there. Tie
Ardangorm viii be held IN quarantine a
few days longer. She brought no passeni-
gers. and all her crew are stul on board
Rottig was taken sick July 2d and died ~
4:30 A. NJ. July 9Th. The steamer arrived
of the hght-ship at 7:l0 of that date. Inc
cause of death was given at the time as
liver trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Interesting Cosieasra,e EonnIop.

Sr. LouIs. July iS.-Iato last night
General ID. VI. Frost tondered a reception
to the stat officers Of his brigade IN tho
Confederate army. Those present beside
the host were Major J. IA. Flnks. Of Sals-
bury. Mo. Major John Wadiell. Sedslia:
DR.. 4. Y. Small. Sedala Captain Frank
Van Phul, recently returned from Nicara-
qua. and Captain. I, +. Taylor. Of st.
Louis. A remarkable tact in connection
with the reunion Is that General Frost's
staff ia the only entire stad Of officers on
either side that is now LIVING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Court of Appeals Decisions.

WyTHEyIILE, Va, July f3.-lhe foliow-
ing opinions were delivered by the Court
OF Appeals today:
Brown rS. Chapman. From Wythe coun-
ty. Reversed. opinion by Judge Lewis.
Mumpower rs. The City OF Bristol. Re-
versed. opinion by Judge Lacy.
Simon rs. Boyd h Jones g, ais. From Bris-
tol. Reversed. opinion bv Judge Lacy.
Wood rs. Dickey. From Washington
county. Reversed, opinion by Judge
Faunteroy.
Echols -. The City of Bristol. From
Washington county. Reversed, Judge
Hinton delivering the opinion.
Kendrick rs SPOTS & Gibson. From
Washington county. Dismissed. Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Reed rs. The Commonwealth. From
Tazewell. Reversed, OPINION by Judge
Lewis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
TERMINAL SECURITIES SOLD.
Action in Line with tho Reorganization
rnh Nsces.nrY TheEetn.
- toLeerape b ~ Dianlloh.


nv, YORK, July l3-'rhe Central Trust
Company. ~ tais CITY. az trustee, sold at
public auction at tho Real Estate TX
change to-day the various securities OF the
Richmond Terminal system. against which
tn. per cent and per cent. consolidated
first collateral mortgage was lssued. Ihe
sale wa made IN accordance WITH the re-
quest of the holders Of a majority OF these
bonds. Tins is ~ line with the proposed re-
organization and aneCessary step thereto.
The sale was entirely OF a prO-fo'Uo char
acter. and tho securities were bought IN
Nv G. n. Costcr. chairman Of the Reor-
Canizatlou Committee. The total amount
tad for the per cent. collateral trust
mortgage by parcels was S3j.0lO. j. A.
kohn bid SlIOJJ for parcel 7, but on the
resale Mr. Costor paid $4,000. For the ,
per cent. consolidated first collateral
mortgage S3I .009 was bid 10y parcels. j. A..
Kohu bid $4,000 for parcel y. On the re-
sale Mr Cas'er again paid $4,000 On be-
half Of the committee. The parcels re-
ferrcd 70 consisted Of G00JO shares OF Last
tennessee first preferred stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Orr snntos Cen.nIate.
lpy telegrnpn % tho pis9ates.l

ILJ :"
PH1IApELpHIA. Pa. July a." MIR. Berry
the United States Consul CT Santos" said
Captain Holland. Of the brig Odorilla,
which recently arrived from that fever
stricken port. is living a. the Eagiish
home in Sac Paulo, town about twonty
miles from Santos. lie was just recover
ing from an attsck of ysllow-fever when
we left Brazil, and his health IS completely
shattered. When taken sick the Consul
gave me his keys and gave me authority
to make out all papers. These were
signed by the Consul for the first few
DAYS. After that he could do nothing and
thu Office was closed, tho clerks and both
vice. consuls hsyisg died With the feysr."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
PRINCE GEORGE CLERKSHlP.
The Contested Case Of Britton Wep)
Against Temple CDemD Commenced.
fsnecinI tolngrnm % the pI,patcn.l


PETEGsBURG, Va. July 13.-The contest
ed election case Of II. C. Brtton (Rspu blI-
cam against W. ID. Temple democrat,
involving tue Office of Clerk of the Courts
OF Prince George, was commenced IN the
County Court today. Byrequest Of Judge
Rlves. Judge West, Of Sussex county, viii
preside during tho trial. The case excites
intense interest IN the county and great
crowd of people were present. MAJOR
Robert Sues and Judge HolIaday, OF
Richmond, are counsel for the con-
testant and Messrs Alexander Hamls-
ton and John J. Cooke for the contestee.
Rritton was Clerk of the County Court
for SIX years, but was beaten by very
narrow majority at the May election by
Temple. He alleges fraud and claims that
on . fair count he was elected. Among
his witnesses at the court house today
were over 100 citizens Of River District
ready 10 make oath that they voted tor
Brltton. The returns showed only forty
votes for him.
ILe committee appointed by the court
10 examine the books aud records OF the
Clerks office made their report TO-DAY.
They find that the late Clerk had faith-
fully discharged ms duties generally, but
a number of derelictlons were noted and
specified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
SUNDAY FAlR-CLOSlNG.
Probably soon 20 he Brought About by
tho Logic Of Events,

Cu1c,Go. III. July l3.--Little doubt is
now expressed among the EXPOSITION d.
rertors that SUNDAY closing Of the Worlds
Fair Will shortly become an aseured fact.
There was Il discussion on the question
when the Executive Committee met, but
the question was too sweeping for them 10
handle and the matter was referred 10
general meeting of the directors, Yhlch
takes place FRIDAY. The comparatively
small attendance on the last four Suadays
has perpiexed the directors, and II - now
highly probable that the Worlds Far VIII
not be- opened after next Sunday, as II ls
expected that the directors will vote for
Sunday closing Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

we're eighty-fve cholera patients In the
hospital there. aud that forty deaths had
occurred from the disease was erroneous.
No cholera is reported anywhere Ia Egypt,
The place where the oighty-6ye cases and
forty deaths were reported Is Tor, small
town of Arabia Petraa, on the east shoro
OF the Gulf of Suez. A number OF Mecca
pilgrims are qusrantiued at Tor. aod Il IS
among them that the disease has broken
out. The statement that the disease had
appeared in Alexandra was probably due
To- the dropping of the name of Tor from
the telegraphIc dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Tae Choctsw situation.
fyvteieg-aDn 10 tho Disuctc.. ,

CApDo. |. r., July l3.-Ycsterday Cover
nor Jcnss was interviewed on the Choc-
taw situation. tie can speak the English
language but little, and Judge Hampton
acted as Interpreter. Governor Jones de
med that he had granted the condemned
men arespilc He says that was done by
the Lh.ef Justice OF the Indian Council.
In case the United states Government de-
cides tha; the men shall be granted o new
trIal Governor loneS VIII ABIDE by the dc.
cision. but should the opposing faction OF
Choc:aWs Oppose thoT execution ths Gov
ernur says he will call out every member
Of the mihla and all the sherlts and light
horsemen n the nation 20 see that they
q rn nNnrflf Ell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
treasury SILVER POSITION.
"o' Esguired 90 Purchase d,50O, 900
Dances Bach Month.
lI-N a. -.arn - tn a.. nl.r.trh 4

"ti'lSDrJS. July 1G.-It Is understood
..' tto Treasury Department holds that
i'' 20. ulca by the Sherman Law to
-so lgJ.JJ5 ounces OF silver each
u. ltc law reads: The Secretary
.hr if'aAuf' "a hcreby directed 10 pur-
1850 i5"M t.me 10 time silver bullion 10
aggregate Of $500 900 ounces. OF 80
thereof az may be offered IN each
ilh. az TIE market pIlce thereof, etc.
'..f ms construction. If tho price does
'ht the department. IL Is held that
.f.' uses need not bo made in any specisl
I u'l so long as tue aggregate il main
The decision as 10 what Ia the
.t'fLrt iIlce Is made by the Director of
'- 1iint, who makes the purchase. The
.'nS Director Of the Mint expects TO get
- lyu quOia this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Lane ssminary's Conclusion.

CIvcINNArr o.. July lS.-Thc trustecs OF
Lane Theological Seminary. Walnut Hills,
have accepted the resignation of Professor
Henry =. Smith. 1ncy protested against
the action of the last General Assembly in
crit,cismg Lane Seminary and have ap-
pointed q committee 10 prepare circular
protest for tho information OF ths Church.
The board has placed Df. Morrs in charge
of the seminary with power TO employ tho
necessary help.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
HsstIitftesfp samos.

SYDNEY, Y. :. W, July I3-The last
Samoa edvices. dated july Tth. show that
active hostiities have broken out between
the natives who support King Mslietos
and the adherents of Chief Nataafs. The
opposing factions have each formed a
camp about two miles from Apia, tho
capital. and skirmishes occasionally occur,
The Kings forces are numerically stronger
than the supporters of Chief Mataafa. bus
the latter have better arms. Both leaders
refuse TO hold any district neutral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
AImo.t tIaside Ont.

The stomach that Is not turned thus by
up on the briny wave" must be we'll
fortified one Tho gastric apparatus can be
rendered proof against soa-sickness With that
s,omachic so popular among travellers by sea
aud land-Hostsiter's Stomach Bitters. IL de-
fsnds the system against malaria and rheuma~
tism and sahduss liver complaint, constipation,
ana ayspspsis@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Tennosses Convict situ.tion.

TDJ
NASHVILLE. TEYS.. July 13.-Adiutant.
General Flto has notified the lessJcs or
convcts that within ten DAYS be will re-
move the troops from Coal Creek and Big
Mountain, IN Anderson county. SUperlu-
tcndont-of-Prisons Kirk will increase the
guard at Coal Creek and Big Mountain
This action Is the result OF a recommenda-
ton by the Board of Prison inspectors
which GnXernor 1nrneY acoepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
FatslitIe. in West Virginia.

CuAaLrsrox, W. Va. July ia car
riage containing the Board OF Appraisers
OF the National Building aud Loan Asso-
cation, New York, was run into by tram
on the Kanawha and Coal-River railroad
at Sprlpghill last evening. and captain Z;
NJ stone. of this city. was instantly killed
and 7. W. Mcdaniel. special agent, fatally
injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

TopFKA, KAN. July l3.-The miners in
the Southeast Kansas district declined
the proposition OF the mlae.owners and
refused TO work. Threats were also made
that new men should not 20 To work. but
the Sheriff of Crawford county. with
armed deputies. quickly stopped this kind
of talk. MANY miners all over the district
went to work yesterday, but tho maj siority
are out demanding an increase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Whrn TrnNellin1.

whether on pleasure beat or business. take
on every trip bottle of Syrup OF Figs. as
II acts most pleasantly and eifectually on
the kidneys. liver, and bowels. preventing
tevers, headaches, and other forms OF sick.
ness. For sale IN 50c. and ~ bottles by all
leading druggists. Manufaotured by the
California Fig syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
The eLeMlNes REPORTED DEAD
This May BE Ruse to Divert the Posse
ItIs Likely to Bt Untrue.

Special telegram 10 tho Dlspa:ch.l
BIG STONE GAP. Va, July IS. Word has
reached hero that henan Fleming ~
dead near his home, concealed near a
log and covered with leaves, and That CAL
yin Fleming died IN cave. The news is
confirmed by the grief o: their mother and
CALVIN Flemlng's wife. This. however. may
be only ruse to cause the search for them
10 cease. as II Is also reported that Dick
enson county PhvsicIan has been mystic
riousiy summoned into that part OF the,
mountains. The father and one brother OF
the FlemiEgs are IN custody at Wise
Courthouse few OF the posse are still
on the scent, wailo tGe others nave
cone homo 10 rest day or two. Lee
Green. the member of the posse who was
shot, IS doing well and will recover. Cart
rell. the North Carolina outlaw. Was cap
tured during the campaign, but managed
TO escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
WILL NJ FuNIGArED.

BRRAtwITgn. DBL. July 1S.-H was
learned to-day that Captain Elliot, OF the
british schooner Mystery. now quarantined
here, and one Of his crew contracted yei-
low-feyer at Pernambuco and died az
Natal. where they were buried. and that
one man died on MAY 18th on the. passage
10 the Rreakwater aud was buried at sea.
The vessel Will be fumgGted with sui
phur and will probably be released the
first OF neXt week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

Commercial Builii anil Loan Associa-
ton offers for sale limited number Of its
full paid X per cent. stock az SlOO per
share. This stock Is redeemable at any
time after one year at par upon thirty
davs' notice. For full particulars an
prospectus call or address COmmercIal
building and Loan Association, SOj east
Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
CIaas-Factories CIosed.

PIrTssUBo. Pa, July lS.-For the first
time ia the history OF the trade every plate
glass factory in the Cuited Statos is closed.
and that indefinitely. Fully 1000 men
are Idle as result. The depression is at
tributed TO three elements over -produc-
ton. the tight money market, aud the ar
bi.Eary methods of the plate glass trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
SOUTHERN R'wAY AND s. s. ASSN,
\ Norfolk oud Weatern Extension
stumbling ElOCk.
fHy Telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

NFw NoRr. July 13.-The Convention of
the Southern halfway and steamship As
eociatIou was resumed IN the Oriental
Hotel. C0ucy Island. yesterday, with Com
missioner T.. B. Stahlman IN the chair.
TWENTY-FIVE out of the twenty-five clauses
IN the annual agreement were adopted
with nardlv a dissenting voice. There was
not IA hltch until the extension of tho Nor
folk and Western railroad from Wheeling,
". Va. to Columbus, o., WAS brought mp.
4 long dl,cusslon followed "a 10 what e1-
tent this line should share IN the freight
and passenger business of other COM
panies. and adjournment WAS taken with
out the kuotty problem being solved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
ARRIVED At CAMP BOGART.
First and Second Regiments y. c. Troops
and tho Generals on the Ground.
fe....i,f t,.o,rao, ~ tho Dfruae-hI

ISp0IIlI te-0ETaW 20 t0o DIlp4f' NJ
MoElHrAp CRY. n. c.. July l3-Three
extra and special trains to-day brought to
Camp Ho.art the FIRST and Second regl-
mouts of the State Guard. The Pasquotank
Rifles Wvro the first 20 arrive, and are the
only company dissatisfied with tho camp
arrangements. and TINS Dissatisfaction IS
uccH-.oued without cause bv an officer Of
tho company born M Peunsy iYanlA. and
uuaccimbtcd and uuapprerauye OF whst
tLc town has done for the soldiers. lie Is
much crusurol hv the real s3ldIorv Of his
immediate command. The regular tram,
due here at 730P NJ, with four compa-
mes of tho State Guard, i>ahout two hours
behind time. Generals Cotton. Cameron,
and E G.. Hurrell are here IN ful! rogi-
mental insignia Society ladies' are pre-
parin. elegant costumes for the State
mlllt.rv hALI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

In the county Of Botctourt two sets OF
delegates have been elected, involving
contest. and IN Wethe tho delegation has
been instructed 10 vote for Major X. e..
Kent j. FRANZ EASI' ohaiI hinI'
lSiuco the above circular was prepared
Manchester aud Swsnsboro' have gwen
Colonel BuforC seventeen more delegates;
Elizabeth City O'terrall one more.-DIs-
d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
ItahIa hlItnr NiaMa
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch J

fiiI LAIR. UrAH. July ia monster
!. meeting was held here last night IN
.-' interest II silver. and resolutions were
-''pitd referring 10 the widespread dis.
.'''' ID the hest; appealing 10 Congress
ieriace the Sherman act with the abso-
,' ,ule Zoe coinage VI silver at some just ra.
- W g0io, and tayoring the appointment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Probable Fatal shooting ARRAY.

INVV0IlI VoI8sIHIH 70 'AIY U's'I0'II'I
BoYDroN. Va, July 13.-At Gibbs Sta
ton. about four miles from here. late this
Afternoon a negro doctor named Snead
shot and probably fatally wounded an
other negro named James Walker. Full
particulars are not Obtelnable. The
trouble was the result Of whiskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
.chcsternell elocted ln ~.

These are actual results that the con-
voutlon count will verlfv. with the eXcep-
tlon of possibly two votes IN Wythe.
Tho Tyler managers have had Their table
Of eXpectancies verified IN eyery instance
except as 70 Buckingham, and on the
whole we are three votes ahead OF our cal
culationa. Colonel Ofcrrall will cot a
tew more solld counties, possibly Gooch-
land. Lancaster. SOUTHAMPTON, Orange
and Greenesyille. We expect the others IN
whole or part and assert our confidence
IN our expectancy Of over $50 delegates.
We hope that fairness and lmpartlality
will DO observed in making mp statements
for the public. Ii. 4. PRESTON @,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

In calling attention TO our celebrated
Eolier-Iray. which Is tho most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which IS
Ia de in every way superior 20 all othes
trunks. wo beg 10 say that We warrant ID
the best and that we WILL 10 any necessary
repairs to them free of charge.
Very respectfully,
II. W. RoUSIEEz 4 BRoTHEB.
Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR
THE CONTEST FOR DELEGATES TO
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Additional Claims and Estimates by the
Tyler and O'Forrsii Msnagcrs-
Figures That Conflict.

The following communications have
boen received by the DIsPATCH
HEADoUARTERsl
STATE O'FERRALL ORGASIzATIoN,
NORFOLK, Va, July IL, 1888.
To nc Editor Of he Dispatch.
The following returns have been thus
far received at headuuartets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

There was quite an entLusa astic meeting
Of the friends of ColoUel utc,rall 10 EGl-
ton last night. Interesting spcsches were
made ana great interest was manifested.
An O'Fcrral club was organized with the
following officers: ". J. Enright, presl-
deaf: j. 7. Mouutcastls, vlce-oresidont /:
James t. Grady. secretary; Iuny Timber
lake. treasurer. and W. j. O'Connor, SER
gesnt-at-arms.
The West-End O'Ferrall Club had we'll
attended meeting a. 6l5 west Main street
last night. Routine matters were DIS
cussed and Mr. Percy Chandler aud othcIs
addressed the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
7Ir. Fenn's Painful Accident.

PETERSBURG, VA, July l3.-Mr. Percival
Fem. o well-kuOwn citizen Of River Dis
trlct. Prince George, while engaged IN
moving house had one of his feet caught
and terribly crushed beneath one OF the
rollers. His condition is critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Election Postponed.
fSpec,altelerr 10 tho Dlsp1t,hl

INp0"iAI TvIrLTITH 10 VI" UIsUII-H'I
PErFRsBuRG. Va. July 13.-ln view ot
important business engaging the attention
of the County Court TO-DAY the Democrats
of Prince George decided 10 postpone the
election Of delegates 10 the State Couyen-
ton until August court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

Many persons are btoksn down from over
york or household cares Browns iron bi,ters
rebnilds the system, aida disostioa. removes ex.
cess ot bale. and cures malaria. spiendit
tonic for womea and children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Mr.. WALLACE WELL CONNECTED.
Runaways That We're Married When
They Came Back-Fsrm Purchased.

fCorrespon fence OF the kishmond Disoatch-l
FREprMcKsDvRG. Va. July i3.-Mr. Lee
Wallace. of stafford, who was taken TO
Richmond to-day by Deputy United states
Marshal Ballard to answer o charge or
perjury, is we'll connected by birth spd
teacher IN tho public schools OF Stafford