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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Ar,irs In King william.

fC-orresponience Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. Va, July 10.
There was a large party at the residence Of
Mr.. j. A. White last night. several Young
ladies from a distance being IN attendance.
Mr.. NJ. b. Wright and family, of Iappa-
hammock. Va. are visiting here. and today
their 3-year-old child tell from a second
story window and sustained verT painful
but not serious injuries.
The wheat crops are reported to be Weld
ing well II this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Posses In Pursuit.
rRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

TDI ITI"NTNIN - II D"FN|W'T
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 19.-Several posses
are still in pursuit of the negro who at
tempted to assault the Misses McCadden
yesterday near this city. The assailant Is
said TO be making for Mississippi. Last
night be passed through Rlpley, and meet
ing a negro girl he assaulted her. and the
negroes have joined the white posse. This
morning Charlie Martin, a negro, was or
dered to halt BY o posse at Braden. lie
began 10 run. but a bullet from one of the
posse was fired into his back. Martin will
die. If the assailant Of the two girls ls
caught he will be taken 10 the scene Of
the assault and hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Palmetto Liquor Law.
fnr teInrrnnn 10 ihe plspalcn.

COLUMBIA. S. G.. July l9.-Y. j. Pope.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court.
has issued an order superseding and stay
ing the injunction o. Judge q. j. Hudson
in the Darlington d~ispensary case. Hud-
s~titutionality Of the dispensary law. A
dispensary will be opened and run until
the case is decided by the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20

7 "t'i.m Harms, a negro bov living on
Le'su street near Eighth, went in bathing
''l'TlaY Afternoon IN the river M tbe
i'o1 OF Ninoteeuth street. tie got beyond
Hl' aopth and was drowned Joe I'd.
wards the DIVER. recovered the body And
,ofoher TAYLOR was summooed. After
hearing the above facts The Coroner deem.
~ Gh inquest unnecessary and turned the
BODY over 10 friends for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20

It's sound old fashion and expresses just
what you meant, after having purchased
something of no account. Now, there is
no humbug about simmons Liver kegu-
lator. Some imitation or substitute mas
be offered you instead. but none will give
the relief from Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
and Biiousness like the genuine simmons
Liver Regulator. You know It by the u
on every package and the relief II gives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
A Negro Suicide.
ny telsCrapn 10 ,he Dispatch.

IDI ICIrsINpH VI n" HIoVN''WI
PATERSON. n. j.. July l9.-WIlliam Will
son (colorelD committed suicide this after
noon by Jumping from the top of Sand
stone quarry to the Valley Of the Rocks, u
distance of 40 feet. When picked up his
BODY was a shapeless mass. lie was eyi-
IDENTIFY insane. IIo loft MS work and went
straight to the place Of the tragedy and
leaped IN plain view of two ot hls shop
mates. who had followed, attracted by his
atrapga apfionS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
FIGHT ON SHELTON LAUREL.
Daniel Cuishali shot Twice by Jack Gen.
try's Son-AppotntmeDt.
Special telegram to the Dl5patch.

TGp1CTlI INTNETIIU ~ IH0 UI7FHI0U'I
AsHEvILLF. n. C.. July ia Citizen spe-
cial from Marshall today reports a fight
on Shelton Laurel. IN Madison county.
Monday night between Daniel Cutshall
and Jack Gentry. during which Gentry's
son shot Cutshall twice. probably fatally.
No one has yet been arrested.
Collector Elias has appointed 1. O.. Phil
lips. of Mitchell county, brandy gauger,
at s. a day and expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
TO DEFEND JENKINS.
MONEY BEING SUBSCRIBED FOR THE
HALF-LYNCHeD NEGRO.
His Wounds Not Dangerous-Good APP
pointmsnis In tho Navy-Ysrd-Chsm-
beriain Said to BE In Chicago.
Corresponding Of tho RichrnOud Dispatch.

iCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, July 1e.-It is said that money
IL being subscribed by the colored people
Of Norfolk 10 defend the barn-burner
Isaac jenkins, who narrowly escaped death
by lynching. and that when the time m
for him to be tried counsel will be engaged
and the case will be removed from Nanse-
mond county TO this city. Tho wounds IN
the neck of jenkins. though very painful,
are not necessarily dangerous. the doctors
say, unless poison sets IN.
AID TO BTsT.
The funeral OF the young man. Willie J..
Jarvis. who was drowned at Port Norfolk,
took place IN Portsmouth his afternoon,
Rev. DR.. a. l.. Owen conducting the solemn
rites.
Mr. John T.. Jack. Of this city. has been
appointed chief clerk 20 the Navigation
Department Of the yard to I'LL the vacancy
occas.oned BY the resignation OF the re-
cent appOintee, Mr.. Frank Z. keylll. Mr.
James Johnston received his appointment
TO-DAY as clerk TO the Labor- Employment
Board.
IN II WINDY CITY.
Mr. Percy q. Chamberlain, late auditor
OF the Atlantic and Danville railroad, WHO
disappeared suddenly from thIs CITY hOoue
three weeks ago. IL said TO be III Chlcago.
Mr.. Frank Keeling, Of tbs city fell rom
q per at Lambert Point yester1ay after
noon. n distance Of twenty feet. breaking
both arms, splitting his knee-cep. aud cnt-
ting his neck and chin badly, besides sus-
tanning internal injuries. HIS condition ~
serious.
on TRIAL.
The oiectnent suit against the Seaboard
Airline brought by the prOperty-holdeTs
on Crawford street. Portsmouth. 10 pre-
vent the road running tracks through that
street is again on trial IN the Court OF
Hastings.
Rev. Dr. A. G.. Brown. Presiding Elder
of the Richmond District, 10 al virginia
Beach.
DR.. Walter ID. Toy, professor OF modern
languages Mt the University OF North Caro-
lima, IS visiting friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
RECOVERY.

After delivery hour, when IL was found that
there were no local nrms In trouble. "A recovery
Of ~ to Pa per cent. took place, out hnally the
advance was partially lost. Nevertheless. In a
number OF instances the closing quotations
were y 10 ga per cent. above those OF yester-
day. At one time II was reported that the
Northern Pacific Company was IN imminent
danger Of n receigcrsnip, but this was promptly
aud emUhaticaly denied by leading officials OF
tho road. The buying OF stocks Tor Investment
was on 2 larger scale than usual OF late. and
shares having an international mortgage were
strengthened by purchases for London account.
The total transactions were $4,000 shares. OF
which 10000 were ullisted.
THE CLOSE sTRADfBR.
Speculation | ft on stea lier ia tone.
Sub-Ireasury balances -Coln. $67, ll4.O0O;
currpncv.~ SI2.N4l.UOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
TuR RECToR's WIFE DEAD.
SOLDIERS ORENCHeo IN CAMP.
Mrs. Jnrvis's Japhnese Tes-Party and
Captain Hugbes's Fine Spread.
Special telegram 20 the Dl1o4t,h.i

MoEEaEAD CIrT, y. C.. July ~. Electric
storm between NewOerne and G%OldsbOro'
la night blow down the wires and pre-
vented the sending Of news from here.
Colonel j. ". Green, prominent in
Georgia railroad circles. arrived last night.
There was a heavy rain here las. night,
and most of the soldiers at Camp Bogart
were drenched.
Mrs. f. j. Jarvis's japanese tea-plrty ~
in progress in the ballroom, which Il
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
aud CAPTAIN W. =. Hughes. Of the Frank
In Rifles, - entertaining the field and
staff officers nj camp with q fine spread.
Judge BOykin. Of the Superior Court,
has arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20

The tournament Of the members OF the
Richmond Chess Club was resumed last
night. Mr. j. q. Knox beat Mr.. &. w.
Macfarlane one game, Ar. q. X. London
treated DIR. O. r. Blankenship. similarly
and Mr.. Macfarlane knocked Mr.. W. Mac.
Jones out IN q couple OF contests. Ar.
London aud DR.. Blankensbip Sere bathing
for pOiuts al midnight,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20

fCorrospondehce OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
MARION, Va. July 19.-George ". Hut
ton, "a worthy and respectable citizen, died
yesterday of cancer. His funeral took
place TO-DAY, aud Rev. V. FAnson. of the
Baptish church. preached the funeral ser
mon. MIR. Hutton was about % years of
age and leaves several children and many
friends 10 mourn his loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Wsshingtons Defeat Lynchbnrgers

LYScKBuRo. Va. July l9.-The first OF
series of games between the Young Mems
Christian Association, of Washington. ID.
c.. and the Lynchburg team was played
here to-day. and resulted in q victory fol
the former by q score Of Q TO T.. The HON,
team was fortified by the inheld PLAYERS OF
the University of Virginia team--namely,
smith. Mcclure. Worthington, and Abbot
and played q strong game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
a Lost Watch Reco,.,.a

Monday sager Jones lost hi, watch
On Bank street near Eleventh. II wss
picked up by a colOred man named Henri
iilI. who promptly reported the tact e.
las employers, the Home Ice Company. In
thr mean time Sergeant Hall had bsen
aotihed OF the loss Of tho watch and Yea
teFday SAN hill aud got u for the owner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Publications az Esquimauit.

OTTAWA. OSr., July 19.-Hon. j. c. Pit
terson, Minister Of Militia. said last night
that he had received q cablegram from
Hon. Mr.. Herbert. maior-general COM
handing tho militia in Canada. who Is
now in London. Stating that his business
there with the Admiralty and the Treasury
Department had been successfully CONF
pleted.
This means that the Canadian and Impe-
rial governments have at last agreed TO a
STRENGTHENING of the fortiicauons of
EtquImault harbor. b. G., on the Pacific
coast. This matter has been long in con
temptation. The Minister denies the story
from San Francisco that the object OF
strengthening the Notifications on the
coast at present has anything to do with
Boring Sea matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
4 Cninrad RnY Disannenr..

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatci.l
DUNNsvILLE, July IA colored boy.
some y years old, was shipped by steamer
Richmond from Wares wharf on the 4th
instant to go to his mother IN Baltimore,
but he has never reached there or been
heard of since. His disappearance Is
shrOuded in mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
WORK or The GRIM REAPER.
Freaks OF Lightning 10 stafTord-Stephen's
Body Kecavered-Reasop Dethroned'
lsrccinl telecram TO the Dispnich.l

Special telegram 10 inc DlSphich'l
FRrpEpIcgsnrHC, Va. july 19.-Mr. II. A..
Van Zile died yesterday morning at his re-
eidcnre. n Stafford county. tie was "a most
excellent citizen aud a consistent aud de-
voted membp Of tho METHODIST Church.
lie leaves a wife and two children. HIS
remains Will be TAKEN tomorrow 10 Ko-
chester, n. l., his native place, tor inter-
mont. q,
Vinton. the only child Of Emory and
PhiiOtnIa Nash, died at the residence OF
ms parents. at Quautico aged 2 years.
At the residence of VlrRia wilson, in
Stafford, during the storm last Friday
eycninp. lightning struck one of tho
porch-posts. knocking his daughter sense
less. Her father attempted to pick her up
and he also fell. probably from the effects
of the same bolt. They both. however,
recovered. The lightning struck a lamp
in the kitchen. setting the building on
fire. but 1t was e~xtlngulshed before any
serious damage was done.
BODY DISCOVERED.
The body of Albert stephen, who was
drowned in a storm ut QuantlcO SUNDAY.
JULY 10th. was discovered yesterday morn
ing by TIE tug Henry Richards, OF Aie1an
drla. The remains were sent 20 Washington
for lnterment. lie leaves a wife . d Nv
children.
a daughter Of Mr.. Festus Carter, a
worthy citizen Of upper Spotsylyania,
was entirely dethroned Of reason through
fear IN q storm that prevailed IN that sec
ton several weeks agO
during the storm last Friday afternoon
tho barn on Mr.. Benjamin Goldsmith's
farm. near Guiuey's. IN Caroline, was dam
aged so badly 10y the wind that 1t had to
be pulled down.
The dynqmo at the olectric-light works
that furnishes the arc lights was burned
out by the lightning last Friday. A new
one is now On the way here and Will be put
III place IN a day or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEw YORK. July l9.--Money on call easy,
ranging from 3 10 o per cent. last loan &C 3, and
closing offered at 3. Prime mercantile papes
Se12 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak: posted rates.
s4.s3as4s5: commercial bills, sASlas4.s3lS
Government bonds weak. State bonds duh.
Railroad bonda heavier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
MARRIAGEs.

LADD-LADD. Married. at the resi-
dence Of Thomas S. RiddIek, Esq. 2ll0
east Broad street, Richmond. Va. the 18th
of July, at q o'clock A. VI, By the hey.
George II. Ray. Of Union Station Method
lst Episcopal church. South, Mr.. W. Is.
LADD TO Mrs. NORA w. LADD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
CUPlD'S CkPTlVES.
one Wedding mt Home aud Another In
Church..

Mr.. w. b. Ladd and Mrs. Morn W. Ladd
were married yesterday morning at q
/ O'Clock 40 the roSldcuc" Of Mr.. Thomas >.
/ NIIdlck. No. Pho east Broad street.
The ceremony was performed 10y Rev.
nr. George II. Ray. OF OnIOu-StatlOn
Methodist church. an l Mr.. J. il. Johnson
ia brother Of the brldej acted as best man.
The hr.dt wa. at.red IN o suit OF navy
blue Deugalue, trimmed with SILK ye!Vet,
and ccrrled white roses.
The wedding was attended by a large
number Of friends and relatives. Among
those present were hrs. koesena Erck, II
Baltimore: Mr. aud AlI~s Moore. OF CheS-
teriieid: Miss Nellie Johnson and Miss
AlIc. ROYAL. of Charles City Mr.. and Mrs.
&. G. Cottrcll. Ilrs. u. f.. EnoS. Mrs. X.
W. johnson, Mrs. Willie Faulkner, Miss
Ida Euos. Mr.. T.. s.. Blddick, Miss Mary
Nsddick. Mr.. Willard Co:trell. Mr.. Arthur
Allen. and Mrs. Margaret :. White.
After the marriage u reception was ten
dcred the ueWly-wedied pair, who subse-
uucntly left on the steamer POcahOntas
tor Their future home, IA Charles City.
The groom h. - prosperous young farmer
and ms bride IS a lady Of many excellent
qualities.
NIs, FR&YSER WEEDS Mr.. ANDERSON.
A large aesemblage witnessed the we'd
ding of Miss Mayme Dearborn Frayser
and Nh. v NJ. Anderson. both of tins city,
at the Seventh-Strcet Christian church, az
G.3p o'clock yesterday afternoon. The core
mO.y was impresslye.y performed by Rev.
Jnbez Hail. The bIsde was charmiugly At
tired in a gray travelling suit. Her mad
OF honor wqs Miss Mabel CHM. The toll
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers Messrs.
j. G.. Anderson. brother of the groom lbest
man. H. NJ. Anderson, brother Of tho
groom Wexford Frsyser, brother Of the
Cole. ". :. Danlortn, and r. G. Garden.
The BRIDE Is a daughter OF Mr.. j. W.
Frayser. n druggist OF this CITY. She Is au
attractive and accomplished Young lady.
The groom Is a Weil-knOwn Young Rich
moud man and d member of the firm Of
". NJ. Anderson 4 Brother, printers.
After the ceremony MIR. ana Mrs. Ander-
son LETT for Washington and Baltimore.
They will return 10 Richmond by way Of
DIl Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
An y ADVANCE.

The stock market opened At an advance OF IA
Q per cent. on the closing quotations OF yester-
day, In sympathy With n sharp rise In prices IN
London. The foreigners sent buying orders, but
n soon as these were executed the bears made
g nerco raid. aud, assisted by adyices OF the re-
newal OF bank troubles IN Denver and yagde
runOrs Of trouble i'm NJ. Louis, they speedily
brought about a decline OF 1 20 1914 points, the
Inter in General Electric, which touched 1l1S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
A Pedestrian Killed.

10y IVIVkINTW " ~ HHI"'N"I
OMAHA. NEE, July 19.-W. J.. Oakley, OF
New York, walking from san FRANCISCO TO
New York on a wager. was killed by n
Union Pacific train a few niles west OF
here Yesterday afternoon. Oakley was
identified by papers on his person.. lie
was endeavoring to make the trip without
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
A RIFLE-sALL THROUGH A CAR.
Narrow Escape of Two Citizens-rh
Prince George Election Contest.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PrrTRsBUnG, VA. July 19.-Whilo the
early train from this city 20 Richmond
Yesterday morning was running at fun
speed III the vicinity of Chester n rife
ball, shot by some unknown person, was
fired through one IF the cars. The ball
made a hole through the glass OF the VIM
dow of the seat occupied by Mr.. j. Craig
Riddle. of this city. Just above the range
of his hcad. and passed out through the
opposite window, near which Clty-lfea-
surer Charles A. Slaughter was sitting.
The fragments of glass were scattered
across the car. Fortunately neither OF
these gentlemen was injured, but their es-
cape was a very narrow one.
GoING To TIE UNWILLING.
About fifty members OF the A. 7. Hill
Camp of Confederate Veterans, of this
CITY. will 90 UP T. NottOway Courthouse
on he early train tomorrow TO participate
in the exercises incident to the unvelllng
of the Confederate soldiers monument at
that place.
AsLow CASE.
The contested election case in Prince
George. involving the county clerkship, IL
still dragging along slowly. IL 10 said that
the contestant, MIR. Henry &. Brltton, has
over 1870 witnesses to put on the stand,
men who swear that they voted for him in
Rlves District, where the returns show
that not one third OF such ballots were
cast. Should the testimony OF these w.t.
nessps he taken the result OF the election
for Clerk would be changed.
Mr.. Harry ". Burton and family. OF Cor
sicana. lex, are visiting relatives in tins
city-thelr native place-for the first time
In many years.
DR.. NJ. q. Aolt. OF Surry county, is in the
CITY TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
STATE
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. July ~l9.-Virginis 3e, 6jib :
Balun0r, and ONO. 10: Northern Cenrral. 06l6a
GS: Baltimore and ohio South western lists,
IO2: do. LIT incomes, 30: consolidated gas
bonds. 100 DO. stock, 54a54Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
West Virginia Eadeavorers.

WHEELING. W. Va. July i9.-rhe annual
conference Of the West Virginia Christian
Fndeayor Union met tonight in the First
Presbyterian church with delegates pres
ent from every society in the state. The
aessions will continue three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
DIVE OFF A HOUSE-TOP.
Fatal HsiIucination OF Il. X. Plain, Form
eriy of Alexandria.
nav ,sIeer.ph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y IIIIkIWTU " ~N"
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 19.-B. X. PLAIN,
O prominent lumber merchant OF this city,
while suffering from Authorization, climbed
TO the roof Of his house and took runain
der the belief that he was diving INTO q
pool of water. His death was almost in
Simultaneous. Mr.. Plain was born III Alex
andria. Va, served in the Confederate
army, and resided for some years IN Mem
phls. Tenn, where he married. he leaves
AN estate valued at over $500, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
AoLAl IN FRISCO.
He Il Formally saiuted and Welcomed at
the Goide Gate.
mvtelegrapn 10 tho Dispatch.

SAN FRAscIsco. July i9.-Vice-President
Stevenson and party. on board the steamer
Corona, passed through the Golden Gate at
half-past 5 this afternoon. when opposite
Fort Point a salute was fred. aud about ten
minutes later the steamer was intercepted
by the tug Fearless, from which Governor
Markham, Mayor Ebert, and other officials
boarded the steamer. and welcomed the
distinguished guest to san Francisco. A
fleet OF iwenty tugs then escorted the
Corona 10 her dock, where the Nice-Presi-
dent and his party took carriages and were
driven to the Baldwin Hotel, where they
will remain during their stay IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
HINT While Raihinr.

10y toiesThph " 1Ho Dhp1iFhl
FoRT MONROE. Va. July 19.-Mr. Harry
A. Hitchcock. a prominent lumber dealer
of Norfolk, was seriously hurt while
bathing here this evening. He dived OF
one of the piers. and m~istaking the depth
Of the water, struck on his head and in
iured his spine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or the WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks Grsip.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c, aad the
Weat ser Indications
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatcn.l

lBy telegraph TO tho Dispatcn.l
r. WAsHIsGroS. d. c., July a.
gIIp Forecast for twenty-four hours
"" lfrom midnight to midnight.--For
Virginia: Fair weather northeast
erly winds.
North Carolina: Local showers: north
easterly winds; slightly warmer in western
and southern portions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
Wreokage AZ Lookout.

IBy toIesrhUn 20 Iue UIspA'H'I
BEAUFORT. n. c., July 1.-Two lLfoot
oars branded Hattie and several hundred
bananas and ~cocoanuts came ashore thirty
miles north of Cape Lookout. some
wreckage was seen from a schooner IN the
same vicinity twenty miles OF shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20

BALrinogE, Nh. Jsiy ta.-Fiour steady; vest
eru supefine, esa2.2o; DO. extra. ~SAy -;
3a7Sas3. 90: spring 10 do, e390ae<eo; %.
do svslxhtA e3.00ao37A Whset neeedyi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
w. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
School of Methods aud Southern Assem-
biy-GreenviIleis Double Defeat.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch
AsHEvULT. n. c., July 1Q.-Ihe eleventh
annual State Convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance | mon will meet at
Waynesyille. n. c.. July 21st, and continue
four days. The Southern Assembly and
School Of Methods Will then convene and
continue eight days. Mrs. Mary &. Wood
IL expected at the convention.
Yesterday Asheville's baseball team in
its second game with the Greenyllle IS. Co.
team. not content with its victory of yes
terday of > - 3. beat again by u score OF
II to 3. There were nine innings.
Collector Elias has appointed G IL.
Ha.h, OF Alleghany county, brandy-gauger
at 50 a day and expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
MANAGE hx Rain-sterm.

fcorrcspondenoe Of the Richrn ri oispasch.i
P~owaArAs, July la.-On Saturday eve,
ming last q most violent transform v,sirsa
OF w. 81. Flanagso, 10 the village OF Pow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-20
The GyD.y Dud. Arrested.

The New York papers report the arrest
~ E1dis Evans. the Gypsy Dude" who
,.op.d june sih with the youngest daugh.
tyf0i Gypsy-Cbief Lowell, leaving his wife
IAd ebildrel behind. The Officers gained