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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fryo,crtad for tho DisDatcnl

lily 24-No auction sales to-day.
private sales. Filters, IL; smokers, u dalRs'
&. western, 2-t0tal 20 nogJhelds.
Revenue collections: cigars ana cigarettes
s1q2bO. tobaccO, 42,SOO.ll; special tax,
5000 total, s3,l 92,6l.
business slim. The internal-reYenue ONCE
rotIaes the trade who are subject 10 special
taves that the same must DO paid before July
81, 1898. 800, ~
Mr. T. p Wormley who returned by tho Nor
fo.t and Western railroad from the Allegheny
SDrngs, reports that dard'tobacco crops were
vsry Irregular, most plants cabbaging. tho
ground very dry, and plants not making any
nrogress except IN fow weli-iaYored heIus'
Reports If this character, more or less agra
waited, come from several important brlght D'ts
also. and, with very much more dry weather,
plants pll begin 10 Stlt and go BACK as Iast as
they sprung up. Who're at nrst all had me
steft the early and late paintings have not held
their ON aDac,, and We should not wonder 10
have some more seriousy-bad reports next
week. ,, - III ,,roaaa
The Cincinnati market improved on al grades
the better part OF the week with one OF the Dug
ST Louis factories buying. Commons sold AZ
hest figures for several weeks LOUISVILLE reports
large falling off In offerings, and not"iths'h anu
ING this the market closed st lower prices thhh
the week begun at irregular prices
Dark Spanish Tugs bring outside prices. soine
commonest OF tobacc0s sOld at about warehouse
chsryes Anything at all desirable sells at lnli
value with active competition. The planted
cron improved considerably under late rams,
6ut there was 10 uch previous complaint OF DRY
weather killing late plants IN the DARK dstf'c~
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WOODWARD & LolHROp.
TEMPLE
Y-G0ODS STORE,
Corner Broad and Adams Streets.
OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL
HANDKERCHIEF SALE
BEGINS TO-DAY
MEMS, wOMEN'S, AND chill
DREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
A MANUFACTURERS SECONDS"
DIRECT FROM BELFAST.
THE CENTRE OF THE WORLD FOB
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF5.

Most Of our customers know the importance
OF this Handkerchief nnouncement-iuss what
II means and wait for this oppoYnnay 70 sy
IN q supply tor immediate and future use. a
month earlier than We usually get them. que 70
an extra effort on our part 20 hove s9em rcecA
ga m order 20 give you advantage o, tess sas
before leaving tor the Worlds Fair, the noun
tains the sesshore. or wherever you're gong "
take your outing.
Crisp. cool, fresh LINEN 10, the only proper
Handkerchief stun for a hotsdey--for an5 dsys
lt's what you uoet, fer real service ana ecai
economy. These We are writing eoeut arc
STRICTLY-PURE LIHEN--hear Va mhd always
whsn reading OF our handkerchiefs that noehins
but linen 10 sold tor linen--weye no sobsfrutA
They are not strictly perfect-are what y
known in the trade 81 " seconds-' kvery dsno-
kerchicf before leaving tho factorJ IN Belfast 70
carefully Inspected, and when the slishtest
blemish "a found the Handkerchief ~ tnrosn
eside. The detects consist u ptn-nole,
dra sn-thresd, q stitch dropped hero and moro
OF some other slight error made ~ beginners
IN not following tho patternA ac
We get the outpnt u this factory tw'cr yo0R-
are glad 10 gel them because they are hxhciAss
goods ana tue defects ara ~ sisght end mo
prices SO small that wo eau sell them AZ one
half and less than one half What We cousd "
they wera perfect. THIS time they eesm 80 neBr
perfect that we could sell them as such vcrc 30
q mind to and ge; the full price, That VENT our
way. though. We want you to know the True
condition OF affairs They are toe best. the
prettiest. and have the least faults OF any we've
ever onered-nono 4 them great enough W W.
turo In the least the wear or the appearance OF
the Handkerchief. Don't Judge them by the
prices. They are exQuisitely nne and the prices
don't begin 60 tel their value. soc the Hand
kerchieIs and you viii own some Of them.
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Hnnoyer County Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
GArSEs's MILL. HANOVER COUNTY. Va,
July 24.-Whlle "a cOlored woman was being
questioned on the witness-stan1 here re
Gently m regard 20 q supposed murder
case she tainted. and died few days later.
Beulah Presbyterian church had its an
nual picnic on last Wednesday and IT.
stalled the new pastor on Sunday evening.
A large crowd was in attendance on each
occasion.
MIR. Richard Sullens, an old and e.
teemed farmer Of this section, is seriously
i'll. He has been in failing health for some
time.
Mrs. Saunders and Mrs Gaines. Of Rich
mond. are visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gaines, of Fairfield.
Mr.. ID. j. Harwood, Mrs. Frank Baptlst,
Miss Mamie Baptist. Miss Pe1cie Bradley.
ana Mr.. John W. Starke, OF Richmond,
were the guests OF Mrs. q. T. Starke and
daughter on Sunday.
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steady: strained. common to goo, slssi:hs.
Turpentinc duh and easy at xIAazts$e we
nrtn and fairly active; domestic, TAR 90 extra,
Foreign nominal New orleans, open ketlie.xood
70 choice. dun hut stoaoy al 3oa3oe Peanuts
quiet at sc. Coffee Options opened pareic
stsady and closed steady Of lOa3vc, gosn,
eI5.sO: DecemDer sia20asl5.2s; March
sI4.a0aSia %; Rpot Rio dull aud nominal;
No. z, 16z<at7c sugar--Ra@ duh and boinl-
nal: ,air refining, 3esc.; centrifugss, sr-tes,'
oassh,aSea' . s%, sPa SS.iies5,4 cut
loaf; 5s1aS l5-lGc.; granuisted, $1,000
Freigh,s TO Liverpool quiet aud steady; cotton
by steam. I'd: srnn. steam. sgd.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. JAY "a --rhero was stirring mp
OF the whole grain trade to-day. Foe The firss
time in three m0nths great 0uli movements
were started IN all the pitsatfne b1llish senti-
tneut mas been ~ much suppressed for weeks
and the trade VAS so largely oyerso.d IN al the
markets that the turn IN the tide was Of 3 sem
satIOnsl character. The whole trade had the
Siam war-c.oud, the light lndisa shipments, the
promise that farmers viii not snip much new
wheat az present prices, decrease OF
nearly 100000 bushels in wheat on
ocean passage following Ciearnnces last
week Of over 100000 bushels aDi-moro
than oil this- reports OF fresh damage 20
sDring wheat In the Northwest IRON the heat.
The bulls, seemingly, let themselves out re-
gwen a twist Of &c. for the day, closing NJ
the TOP at 0Sl%c. for September and 7ihc.
for December The scramble In corn began
Satn day, when prices were marked up lc. on re-
ports OF damage frum dry weather. This MORN
Ing the reports were even more alarming. Tho
weather was hot everywhere and the crops IN q
serious Say Ia many sections. sensational
hull market started. The excitement lasted III
the close, wher tho September pT1ce was 2c
an and the May price nearly 2lTc. up.
There was = good trade N oats end stronger
market. The improvement Hss duo 60 coniin-
urd reports Of rust In the West 10 the advance
ia corr and 70 covering by shorts. The pr
vision market was without much change from
Saturdays closing prices icc long time, but
finally mo managers Of the deal ssw on oppor-
tunity IN the great strength OF the grain mari e'
TO give the shorts gentle squeeze towards the
close and tho shorts themselves did the rest.
The closing prices show q gain In oeptemher
and October lard OF 27i6c. 5 and IN Soptom-
Der ribs q 32l6c. Pork WAS LETT severely alone.
Cash quotations: flour IN iar demand
prices practically unchanged. Nc. . spring
wheat. Csc. No. ? corn, 40asc. No 2 OATS
2SLSc. Mess-p0rk, sle.70as lp.Il1< Lard
80 9Oasg.q3 Sbort-rib sides (looee), ~. 2tlga
sS.47lS. DrT-selted shoulders Iboxed), ~: loa
S.. short-c:esr sides (boKedl, sS.oOase'o|Se'
Whiskey. sl.J2. ,,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant To the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cdectua!iy cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of FIGS is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is mar
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, olso the name, Syrup of Figs
and being wei informed, you will nov
accept any substitute if offered.
r.. II T'hf.,Ag,,Ionfa.rl
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NEW YORK STOCK Market.

Mean temperature. Northumberland
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRE, July 24.-Flour held frmer,
cherk,ue busness; winter wheat, low grades,
81 05as2 as DO. fair 20 fancy. 81. 45ae3. - !;
AZ natenta az, 4Oas4; Minnesota clear, S2.0Oa
al. 90. pat,nts, s4aa4 AS southern nour quiet
ana steady: common TO tar extra sS;Iva
$40: good 70 choice do, e3.loas4:xo. mhsas
firn and dull, hut l14al1 40. higher. tne aoyauce
checking business; No. red, store and eieva-
for, 72a131Sc; sioat, 73'@e. optiohs ieltiy
active. closing hrm Of lHelhc. advance !;
July, closing, 7lAc. August, IS.sc. oop.eu-
her 74Ikr, Corn arm al 2a2hic adTance,
M. ami. No. 2, 4glsa50c. In elevator; oO7sa
SIr efioat: options dnll but hrm At E1sa
9asr. advance July. 4eysc.; August, fS;tc.;
g,ntembsr, 4gi&c Oats urn ana quiet at I4a
IIte /. options stronger and rloderateiy active !;
July 37c August, 32lfc.; september, Sisee.
snot No. Q. 38s,a37c. No. z. white. 3Jtsa3se. !;
TniTei western, 38ISa3altc.: white do, 3sa43c.
Wool steady demand steady domestic neece,
26a3,c. pulled, 2es37e. Beef steady and
dun !: family, sl0asl2; extra mess, s'.50ass.
Beef hama quiet and s1eady at lse- Iieteed
sISasI7. Cut-msats weak buf quiet; piskled
belIies- IltSc. plekled shoulders. 7c.: picked
hame. IIal2c.; ufiddies Qaiet ahort-clcaf,
osEc Lard quiet and tower; western steam
closed a. si0.O5: city, ss.a7,f. Jaly. sio.lU
aaked. sepseu,ber ELI. 90 asked. refined qnist ,
Coatlnenf, SIO.45; south American 5000
com poand iarn, 7tc. Fork dail olL fis,dY
new me~s. sIsa3iS.75. cossea-seed oil dull
but hrm; vude. choice, SctsA5ufzc ycilow,
42s<ac Petroleum. Qulet aud steady; tenned
New YORK, ~. 10 (: philadelphia and nainmofs,
81. 10; palk- ss.dose@65. hosin guiss aAe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
Sc. Him Right.

General Augustus Sala. the well-known
English writer, on his last Australian trip
wrote as follows to The london Ddiy Tels-
sTsph;
- especially have q pleasant remem-
rieuced maritime medlco indeed. who
tended me most kindly during a horrible
spell cf bronchitis and spasmodic asthma.
provoked by tho sea fog which had
swooped down on Us Just after we left San
Francisco. But the doctors prescriptions
and the increasing warmth Of the tempers-
turs az we neared the Tropics. and. IN
particular. couple OF Alicock's Porous
Plasters ciapped on~-one On the chest and
another between the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
set me right"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
Love Laughs at Locksmiths.

DANyILLE. Va. July Miss Maggie d.
Edwards IL a native Of Halifax county
and Sr w. l.. Joruan lives ut Crswe.
Miss Edwards and Mr.. Jordan were lovers.
but the old folks objected to her marry
ing. The young lady. after "a visit - her
sister OF Crewe. came 10 North Danyille TO
visit an uncle. Mr.. Jordan arrived Sun
dav evening and this morning the lovers,
accompanied by two friends, drove TO
Pelham, where they were made one by
Rev. I. III. Walker. They returned 10
North Danville this evening and VIII leave
for CreWe tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
bappY tRoN-mouLoERs.
oee5 Hu,e No.t EnjsyabIs Picnic a
Ashiand Park.

i'' '.Hr'a annual picnic Of the Iron
liou, which took place at Ash
I.a yes'DT1ay, was a0 Immense sue
d tar honest MOI kngmen WHO
.- .te outing spent a most delight
- "'. a. lid also their wives. daughters.
Pc ar,s who accompanied them.
.el which took the party 10 the
".r.uud consisted Of five coaches,
-t ihe cars were crowded. be
.'iAt- az the occasion embodied
+iA pleasant features which make
what tucy are and the hours
quickly bY. Miss Ollie Burton re-
Do gold ring awarded TO the most
= t-'-' lads on the grounds while Mr. w.
ger. one Of Captain Charles Epps's
t.ies. captured the gold scarf-ptn for
-. popular gentleman. MIR. Robert
-.S Won the bOx Of cigars awarded
o,sl lancer. while Nh. 4. l.. Wight
e. e. 'le lucky number which drew the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
A Convict Murderer.

JACKSON, Mrs. July 4.-Henry Single
ton. who murdered Lulu Payne in the
penitentiary q few days ago. has been in-
dicted tor murder and will be tried at the
present term Of court II his condition Will
permit. Singleton is now serving life
sentence fo- murder. and his case will pe--
haps be the only one on record where a
life convict has ever before been tried be-
fore court for murder A the evidence
is conclusive there Is little doubt OF bis re-
celvlug the extreme penalty.
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lN1sRmENT OF Mr.. J. G. SHIELDS.
The Largest Fuuerai-Procession Tor
Yeats-Farns Seed Rain-Pcrsonah

fCorresponderce Of tho Richmond Dispat,hl
SCOTLAND MICK, n. C.. July 2i.-The re-
mains Of Mr. J. G.. Shields were inferred
m the Baptist cemetery here YESTERDAY.
Rev. J. u. hufham, ID. D., of Tarboro',
old pastor OF the church here. conducted
the burial services. The pall-bearerS
were Mcssrs. J. A. Perry. X. l.. Hancock,
Is. ID. Webb. y. b. Josey. J. II. Lawrence,
Is. ID. GRAY. a. Mcdowell, and r. +. Hiliard.
II was the longest funeral procession that
has been seen here for many years.
Crowds of colored people from his ryer
farms came early in the day to view the
remains of thelr long and faithful friend.
for. AS their kind and ccasideratc.cmployer,
he had been Their friend always. There
has been no death IN this community
more generally regretted.
IL Is now getting quite dry. Inc IlVer
farms are suffering considerably and the
uplauds are also suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Hlges came up from
Grecnyile 10 attend the burial OF MT. j.
e. Shields.
The military company returned Satur-
dav from their annual encampment at
M0rohead City. They had pleasant
time.
Mr.. +. r. billiard leaves this morning
for the annual meeting of the Baptist
Orphanage at 1hOmasyllle. He carries
two children TO the orphanase.
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Asurprise Marriage.

TIOTrHN WUIlUWt IEI-IIIlIgI'F
KEysyuLE. VA. July zl.-lir. John II.
Purvear and Miss Matte z. Milliner were
married IN the Episcopal church at this
place at II O'clock by the Rev. J. p. Law
renee. THIS was O runaway couple as
they secured license at Charlotte Court
bouse tins morning and drove 10 this
place NJ once. where they were married.
and then returned 20 the Courthouse.
Very few people in the town knew OF the
occurrence, as II vas quite SURPRISE
though about eight Of our citizens wit
messed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
BROWN BRoreeRs-IN-LAW FIGHT
one Arrested for the Alleged Killing of
the Other-Iiry. 4. L. Waldrop Again.
fsne.,al feieyrarn 70 me Di5patoh.i

lCDFslAl AoAt@tts u w sAtD DAoPfN@A~l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July a. Sunday
afternoon Chicf-of-P Police Walters received
a TELEGRAM from the authorities IN Bedford
county asking him to arrest oae ). z.
brown. who is wanted in that county for
probable murder. The man was found at
The house OF a relative in the Gospel Hill
section OF the city. u Is said that Brown
POT Oh spree one day last week and had
a difficulty with bis brother-in-law, also
named Brown, who lives in tao neighbor-
hood Of Bellevue. during which the latter
was stabbed with IA knife in the hands OF
the former. IL is said that the wounded
man has since died. Brown will oe held
here subject 10 Sue Bedford authorities.
The Rev T.. l.. Waldrop, who was e1-
PEELED from the Disciples church IN this
cIte. has Joined the church OF Ike faith
at Laurel hil.. this county, where ne
preached on Sunday.
sir. William Duianey, a student in the
Medical Department OF the university.
has been called 20 his home, III Bristol,
Tenn. by telegram announcing the
death OF bls sister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
ay bv Messrs Loo lorraine and Garland

day by Messrs. Loo Lorraine and Garland
Haynes. 1hose gentlemen spent some
time looking for the CORPSE. and tae form
or finally located II about thirty yards
from shore. and II was brought up by Mr..
HAYNES. The body was sent To Under.
takcr CHRISTIANS. whore It was prepared
FOR burial. IL was subsequently sent TO
the home ~ the deceased.
Mr.. fowls had been studying for tho
ministry. and his sad fate was great
shock 70 his friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25

OF the brides father. Mr. ]. Hof. Meade.
on Thursday last AZ Il. u. Their many
friends wish them a long ana prosperous
life. :.
Mooushne whskey seems TO DO IN
abundance in TINS section, as there arc
about half a dozon Illicit distilleries run
ming near here in the Stone Mountain,
and the good citizens are anxious Tor
new lot of revenue officers 10 come IN ana
put a stop tot II. The officers now IN power
do not try 10 put IL down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
ALlttls-rolk,, Lawn Party.

ICOrTeslOll6ICoJ " III7 lI-ITII1'II UI7It1VI'I
CryWE. Va. July 2i.-The little folks be-
longing TO the Rosebud Society Of the Bap-
tist church here greatly eujoved "a lawn
party given them Friday ana Saturday
evenings IN the grove around their church.
A large doll was awarded q little mss
here the other evening thai brought the
princely sum Of Sl6S. which was tor
bcnevolen. purpose.
Rev. J. A. Brown, of Powhatan, will fiji
the vacancy at the Baptist church until a
regular pastor is secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
Ou-weiI-Surply Company Falls.
nv telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

ToLFDo. O.. July 24.-To-daY the Ohio
Oil Weil.Snpply Company, operating IN
the Ohio o,l.helds at Flndlay. Fostoria,
Marietta, Rising sun, Van Vert, O., aud
Pittsbure. Pa, went into the hands of a
receiver upon application of Edward II.
Cole. of Brooklyn. n. Y, one OF the
largest stockholders. Cole IN his petition
states that the company's indebtedness
will amount 70 over S500000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
rrea and Ear. Opeo

and Won will see and hear many things 70
gonr advantage With open eyes you ean-
moi fa,l 10 sec the advertisement OF nll1-
mons JAyer Regulator, and with ears opea
sou win eonstantiy hear Of the reiie1 ~
gives miIl,oaa who suffer with in,it:esLi ls,'a
Dyspspsia. Constipatiop. or biliousnes :.
a dose now and then aud you'n nor hnyw
snythine about Malaria, thst misStap'''
tiIedrout feeling.
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nARISE INrELLIaEsCE.
PUKT OF RICHMOND, JULY %, 1898.

PORT or RICH hOND, JULY E3' 1000
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Conch, rev i0tk'
merchandise and passengers; George ~ Ai'on
Brig WooIoerry, Kennebec, ice Richmond Ice
schooner Charles A. Cculomb, Jonos, kenne-
be, ice. Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner Jennie Hall, kenneDec, ice, MONO
Ice and Coal Company.
Schooner Alfred Keen, Maker, New YORK. cohl'
Homo Ice and Coal Company
Schooner Illlis e.. Grouse, Nanuy, battimOre,
coal, W. II. Curtis, agent. ,,.,.
schooner Annis NJ. Estel, Jones, baltimore,
coal Crump Il West Coal Company.
Schooner Comet, johnson, Philadelphia, cJai'
:. II. Iiawos A co.
Steamer ARIEL DeyO. Norfolk, merchanii5s
and passengers; irwin Weisigor, ageut
Rarkeutine Hancock, Eaton. Nov isfz' gis-
iron, J. N Gordon, agent: vessel, Gurus % fst-
ker. 49,. s....s
hark. Goodman Brothers & Co. vessel, CARTS
& Parker.
! PORTOF NEWPORT NEWS. JULr24' 1881
[By telegraph
ARkIvKp.
| British steamship Hondle, Pnnta uoraa, fla'
| Schooner Kate AaFkee, Fall RIVER.
| Schooner @. p. Davenport New YORK.
schooner Eagle Wing. Boston
sAILgn.
British steamship Wondle, Cuxhaven, Ger
schooner John Twohy, Boston, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25

fCorresDondeuce Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WlNDsoR. y. c., July 22.-C. Edward Co
wand. prominent farmer near Windsor,
died Yesterday of the tux. Mr.. Coward
was about 40 years of age. Three of his
children are dangerously sick with the
same complaint.
Alfred h. Spivey. a prominent farmer
near Lewiston. had his jaw-bone broken
bv kick from horse a day or two ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
JsFes Rso. n. *.
The Ssnsatiooaii.ts, However. Have Been
"Giving TITO HIN In the Neck"

y w
BuzzAR1rs BAY. Mass, July A.-Joseph
jefferson, the actor. vas seen by United
Press reporter at his villa here this morn
ing and shown a published dispatch which
stated that he was dying from cameron,
affection of the throat. Jefferson laughed
heartily when hc read the item. aud end
" they seem 20 be giving II TO me IN the
neck" Continuing. he saidi tou may
deny the story. 1t is absolutely false. L
never was IN better health and spirits than
at the present time. and nave entirely re-
covered from nv recent indisposition.
Such stores arc ridiculous and extremely
ANNOYING.
jefferson had already received kilograms
of inquiry from friends abroad which he
was unnble to explain until he was shown
the story this morning.
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sou,hern Minister Called North.

IDy talsgflpD % VIC ID UI1-l'I
Nxw HAVEN, CoEN.. July 2L-The con-
eregation Mishkan Israel. OF Court street,
this city, has extended call 10 hey. Dr.
David Lew, OF Charleston, :. u. TO assume
pastoral charge. DR.. Levy has labored IN
Charleston for seventeen years and IA said
10 80 a very eloquent preacher and quite
popular il the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
A Negro Received the In,le,.

NonSoL1, Va. July "a. Tho captain OF
the steamer Helen Smith, Of this city. was
shot at yesterday b, William POWER, the
AGENT Of tho line. ut Pungo Ferry. aud a
negro WAS struck in the shoulder by the
bullet.
Honor of Virginia meets in annual session
et Ocean View tomorrow.
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A MURDERER RecAPIURED.
Mrs. Sutheriin's Serious Fail-illness OF
Colonel WIthers-Deaths.
(spocisl telegram 70 tne Dtsoatcn.l

tSpOC1Gl teiegrn II 70 tuo Di9DAtSu'l
DAxvI1LE, VA, July 4.-On April /,
1892. Police.O1lcer Moran, Of Charlotte. n.
C.. was murdered by two negroes. who
made their escape and have since been at
liberty. This morning one OF the muir
dercrs. John Little. vas captured on the
vestibule train III this city. Charles Nc
IauChnn (colored), an escaped burglar
from the Charlotte jail, who was with
Little. was also captured.
Mrs. w. T. Sutherln fell over O stepping
stone on Main street this morning, IN
Turing herself quite badly.
Colonel l.. ID. Withers. prominent
LAWYER of THE city. but who is on his farm
in Caswell county. was taken seriously Ill
during last night. and several doctors were
summoned from Danville. lie was report
ed easier this afternoon.
Mrs y. II. BoIsseau, wife Of Clty-Ser-
geant z. III. Boisseau, Is quite Ill.
DIED or CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Ida Chandler, wife of A. Y. Chan
Cller. died here to-day Of CONSUMPTION.
Her remains Will be taken TO North Caro-
lima for lntement.
Mrs. Rosa Tuck. of North Danville,
daughter of Mrs. James II. Hughes, OF
Black Walnut, Halifax county, while on a
visit 20 her mother was taken i'll on her
return home. and stopped at South Bos-
ton, where she died YESTERDAY. She was "A
member of the Methodist church and a
woman much loved fof her many CHRISTIAN
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