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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

Three Dundee whaling ships are re-
turning with enormous cargots of fur
seals from the Antarctic region.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28
Notice to Creditors.

NNHIS is TO give notice, that the unders gnt
l. has obtained from the . plans Court for
Prince Georges county letters of Admini>tr;
ton on the estate of
WILLIAM B. HALL,
late of Prince Georges county deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated en-.
or before the 9th day If October, 1893: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beuetit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Is day
of April, 1893.
JAMES Il 5RASHEARS.
April 2S-4t Administrator of William B Hall
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to C,.st"ra
When she had Children she gave them Ctstoris
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

Persons who are subject to attacks of bilious
collie can also invariably tell, by their feelings
when to expect an attack. If Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is tax
en- as soon as these symptoms appear, they
can ward off the disease. Such persons
should always keep the Remedy at hand
ready for immediate use when needed. Two
or three doses of it at the right time will save
them much suffering. For sale by
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

WANTED

Honest energetic men to solicit orders for
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL NITRS cry
STOCK.
ExrensrS and SALARY tulhoSe who can leave
home and devote all their time to the work
or liberal commissions to local agents. State
age nccutation and choice Of territory.
Address r. G.. CHASE. X Co,
1l:i0 So. Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

Seven prisoners killed in wreck near
Somerset, Pa.
Bronze monument to Columbus unvei!s d
in Chicago.
Gen. Edward F. b. a'e died at his home in
Washington on Monday.
Rioting renewed in the streets of Belfast.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

Heavy rains have icaused the Illinois and
Sangamon rivers to overflow and submerge
thousands of acres of bottom.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28


an evidence, note the following
A good nicklc watch, warranted for time
only ....s o'
A good nekle watch, warranted for time
only 0G
A good silver watch reduced To ...... q OF
good silver watch reduced TO ...... I 80
\ Solid silver watche from 81 to 10 on
A nickle clock warranted for time -. -
4 nickle alarm clock warranted for time %
An S-day solid walnut clock. ........ ) %
An s day fine parlor clock ................ > II
Good silver plated teaspoons, ony.... 81
Better silver plated teaspoons. only. 20
Best silver plated teaspoon, "nlj 49,. l o.
We can tit your eyes TO spec acrs and
Eyesl asses, and have them from 23c mp
Fine solid gold spcctacles tor...... )
G-Everything suitable for presents in
.Jewelay such rs Pins, Chains. l."ck"ii>,
Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, etc
n. B.-Walclas cleanel.... ..... l OF
Clocks repar Il from. ..................10c up
Callisher,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28
!. CRAYON PORTRAITS $ FRAMES
To all our Subscribers for 1892.

We, the publishers of " North American Homes"
In order increase the circulation OF journal
throughout the United States and Canada will spend
this year over one hundred thousand dollars
among subscribers in the form of an artistic
Crayon Portrait and handsome frame las per cut
below) to be made free of charge for every new
subscriber to North American HOmes.1 Our
family journal is a monthly publication consisting Of
10 pages, hlled with the best literature OF the day,
by some of the best authors, and is worthy of the
great expense doing for it. Eight years ago
Un1LG had Qdails, cSr..
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

This
dent OF doing We large
Will
ana
% artists in this Their
more useful as well than handsome framed
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-28

A Strong P'otectiye Associ atlu
,litical Circles.
WE are ,trong in protecting verybody or
w the .'rieet of
.,, .In,,,n ,,ntn tl,o FL Iou.I,,tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Y G re
Satisfied.

Thank goodness. We at least have no
reason to complain. Bad weather and
the many Influences which other houses
claim to have kept back "trade have
not had any elect HERE.
Business with us so far this spring
has been greater than at any period
since we opened orr house in this city
1t has, indeed, been phenomenal and gone
far beyond our expectations.
Ii is gratifying to know that what we
have mDlIshed We have done witt
out any extraordinary effort or resort TO
schemes, sensations, and exaggerated
advertising. 1t is gratifying TO know
that YOU, who have so kindly contri-
bnted 10 our business and our SUCCESS,
have done SO through confidence in Us
and in our plain, straightforward. aud
honest methods We have never tried
to deceive the people and We never will.
It's easy enough to talk law on low
qualities and to CUT PRICES Oh Old,
unstylsh clothing.
We have facilities for selling good
clothing CHEAPER than any other
! house in this section-and we DO it-no
reason why we shouldn't-we make
them OF kSELNES. and make then
better than the regular ready-madt
stuil-They are clothes which, with re
gard to make, finish, and fit. are equal tC
the kind made 10y the best custom
tai.ors
Mems Suits made from Cheviots. Cas-
simeres. and oerges at $40, $3.50, ant
$ij.-The best materials, the newes
patterns, and the latest styles. Suits &c
| fit all sizes and all shapes OF men-Suits
which can positively not be duplicated
at these prices elsewhere-We guarantee
| n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Mr.. CHANLgR SAW The BOWERY.
Ameiie Rjvss's Brother-in-Law Closes
Night of Sightseeing IN Damaged state.

Walter j. Chanler, the brother-in-law OF
AmeIie Rves. lets his apartments In the Eve
rett House Sunday evening to gather intorrna-
ton for q story On the lights and shadows OF the
Bowery Ito succeeded beyond his most son.
gutne expectations.
He reached tho Everett House at , o'clock on
Monday morning In n condition which accen-
tuatod tho fact that he had seen the DoWcry IN
It's most brilliant lights. Just before Caoch,
says the New York Ii1Hss, he ploughed his way
through east Twentieth street ana ian1ed VI
front Of The Players house. An dudche OF the
house was standing On the walk. and TO him Mr.
Chanlcr unburdeued his talo OF woe.
~ went through tho Bowery tonight ne
said. 'jus, 10 see the sights. ] wanted 10 see u
in full blast, 20 as 90 write n descriptive story.
Finally landed in Third avenue, and went
into n saloon 20 get a nisht-cap satdoWn AZ
table and a young man. whom never sa" pc
tore nIeo snt down at the table, and we got INTO
conversation. We had TWO OF threo utlDAe anu
then left.
thlnc-f don't know what It was-and sudden
~ found that he was trying to rob me; lie mao
one hand in my trousers pocket ana grapuen
MN by tns throat. We fell down On tho side
walk. and while Was trying to get On my feet no
got away. | chased him up third avenue ana
into Nnoteeuth street just before g"t
20 irving Place he disappeared. l fonhd
two policemen on tho corner aud tod theW
how had been treated. They laughed al me,
aud then began q search for my man went
irtO ali the areas OF tho houses IN the heiehDoi-
hood ana lighted inAicles 10 hlu mo III ny
soarch | failed 10 ind him. and was about 10
give II up ana 20 h0me. when the otlcere came
up and accosted me. repeated what had told
them half an hour boforo, but instead OF AIDING
me thoy assaulted mo with their helmets ana
clubs
Mhen Mr. Cknner reached tho Players he was
bleeding prO'uscly from his mouth anu nose
IIis upper ip was deeply cut ana his nose ap-
peared 70 have been broken. lie wanted 10 ihd
his brother. j. Armstrong Chnnler, member OF
the club hut hs was told mat his brother hao
gone TO Nircinia. lie endeavoTed 10 arouse some
~ the me mDefs and failing IN this, no started
for the Eigbteenth-Preclnct fohce-StatlOh
| House.
81 know tho officers" be said, "nnd III have
them broken. have big influence IN New l Oh
and bg political pun. No man can assault
me IN the way they aid without feclinE my
power. viii make q complaint against thcse
officers. ana IN the morning viii SEQ SuperLh-
teujcnt jyrncs.'
Al tho Eightecnth-procin I StatiOn-liOuse YES
terday mo Sergeant said that no c0mpisint ma
been lodged tuera, nor had any o. the olnrcrs
made any return OF an assault on hr 'uancl'
At police headquarters superintendent byrnos
sqII tlat 40 com plant had been made. NJ mo
Eycrett House the day clerk sad mat nr
Chanler had reached tnere about = o'clock IN
tho morning in q very damaged condition, ana
that he lot the hot at noon 70 go 10 his couh-
try residence AZ Tuxedo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
AC0NDUCT0R KILLED
CRUSHED TO DEATH WHILE coU-
pLiNG CARS m THE N. g. w. YARD.
Arrest of Eight Coiorsd Pension SWIM
diers-Lcsses by tho Fire Amount
20 ss5.oOo-vets Coming.
Especial telegram 70 the p,.p.,ca.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dtspatchl
NoRroLx. Va. May 2f--This morning an
accident occurred at Lambert Point which
resulted in the death Of Dudley l.. Mexan-
dor. tho yard conductor Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad at that point. 1t happen
cd while he was coupling cars and ho was
crushed to such an extent that death en-
sued within two hours. lie leaves wife
and two children.
The United States deputy marshals have
arrested eight more colored men and
women for pension frauds. They were
taken before United States Commissioner
Acklrs this afternoon, the government be-
ING represented by District-Attorney +. X.
Lassiter. and were sent on TO court for
trial.
OTHER BUILDINGS BURNED.
1t is now estimated that the losses by the
fire In the Hare Building last night Will
reach SIS, 000 and IL mostly insured. Be
sices the firms mentioned in my telegram
number of offices IN the upper portion ol
the building. occupied by commercial
agents, were burned. The splendid Allan
tic-Ho.ol property was greatly exposed
but the exertions OF tho hotel fire-appa-
ra,uS and the city department saved 1t.
THREE cAMrs COMING.
Pickett Buchanan Camp was in session
last night making further arrangement.
for the trip to Richmond, and Stonewal
Camp will be tonight Both camps Will
carry fun ranks 10 take part in the rein
terment. and the camp III Borkloy will also
be represented.
INTERAEST II PORTSMOUTH.
The remains Of Captain John S. Bogar
will arrive In Portsmouth tomorrow morn
INC from Baltimore. and the lntermen,
will take place IN the family lot IN ths'
city.
Tho naval cadets pYactice-ship Bancroft
has sailed from the navy-yard.
Mr.. Washington Markham, a well-knowi
ship-carpenter Of Portsmouth, died las
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

liam 4. Bosnrt, q native Of New jersey, who sub
eequcnsIy becsmc Superintendent OF scboois
at Savannah, Ga. John n. Bogart was
born a, Portsmouth, Va. He wns educated
al Princeton ana the University OF
Berue, Switzerland. Returning 20 inc
United statee. no entered tho Confejc,ntc sol,
vice upon the opening OF thelate war. mes
In the army as q private nj tho age OF 10 yoa's
Ia General Mahone's brigade, and YES prono.ea
10 q captslncy for gallant conduct. h'ter 'nc
Surrender Mt Appomattox Captain bopaft "-
Gated AT Franklin, Southampton county 49,
and became superintendent OF mo hlpc-
marie stoam Navigation Company "hIcn
position be held until his death ne va
also agent at Franklin for the seaooato
aud Roanoke Railroad Company Cnp'aln
Bogart was an ardent Democrat, ana ,or
many years wielied q powerful influence IN ,hc
politics OF bis section and State. Ho was NOM
Der OF tho Virginia Legislature from oou.n-
ampton county for several sears ana siso9 tno
Democratic state Central Commit,ee; nc w W.
a Delegate from the second congressman D's
trict OF Virginia 20 the Dem~ratc Na'io ny,
Convention In 1884, which nomlnatei DIT.
Cleveland rs President Captain boshn'
a said never 20 have boon an appit-
cant Tor public once aud declined several nomi-
nations or appointments to,such positions when
bo might have received. Captain Dogart was
widely ard favorably known in virginia ior MS
courteous manners. his keen Interest In Demo
cratic politics, and his devotion 70 the Transport
tation business placed under his suporVision'
lie married Miss Barrett. OF Franklin, VINO, Win
one daughter and two sons. surviyej him'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
prouprfy Transfers.

Richmond: James u. Carneai and wife to
Henry +. Vaughan. 61I5 feet ON south side clay
street between FIRST aud Adams. $1,000 :
George L. cary TO sarah 4. MilestOn, Is feet on
east side Pine street between Nam and Cary.
sI1UD: n. \. McI urdy ana wlic To Mary, wife
oi Joseph neppeG, 20 J1t-l2 feet on south s:1e
Grace street between Harrison aud Rylani,
S2.3g9.SO; same to Bette NJ. wife Of Edward {.
linslay, 20 5-l2 feel on sOIGu silo Grace street
between Harrison and kyiand, S%.323SO;
4. MuhHm Pcmherton and Wlic To iiugn a. Nc
Curdy. t. feet on south 500 Grace between
Harrison ana l;ylaud, s6,s %; John EOblnson
aud wIic to r. G.. krue, 20 81. feet on south
side Marshall street between GILMORE aud Mum
iOrd. Sl,@oO.
Hcnrco: J. T. Bland'- execrtrx 90 j. l.. Talia-
ferro. A. Ieet north ride street between
Thirts-;hird and Thlrty-fGurtn, Sl9L25: John
f. kcmp's trustee TO Cyrus Grabam. 80 ieet on
south AIde Ashland street near Washington,
S4UO; Martha White 10 /. julius Siaute, ~
:eei IN Duya's addition. subIoct TO decd OF trust
OF 5000, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
New. Notes from wy,h.viil-.

ICorrospoadence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WYTnHvILLr, IA, May 24.-kev James Y.
Fatr u your city, viii deliver tho Dac'alauroato
sermon before the Young ladies OF llumer CO.
le.e CD tie Ith OF June Dr.. Fair preached the
same sermon last year and 80 mu,h pleased
she Young ladies' aud the people oi Nytheyhle
th.t he was persuaded TO return this year.
Nrs. Nj. Y. Logan Is visiting relatives IN
Salem.
Mrs Robert Il. Wi,hers, Jr., leaves to-ngh, for
Plisburg 70 tOiu her husband, VINO Is IN busin ss5
near that citg.
Nrs. &. ". Honser, having been absent three
months In baltimore. Inns returned home.
Miss Julia BARCLAY has returned from visit OF
several weeks TO friends IN North Carolina.
Mr.. ami Mira n. g. Maoiey are again al home
after 4 sLorI yisit 10 New \ rk city.
Mr. l.. :. Plerce, WHO has been very SICK az
DR.. Aumanns. Is mucn better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
INThe POLICE COURT.
Kenny Cases not Heard-some of the SIN
mrs pisn,aed or Yesterday,

The cases against Robert j. aud j. T. Kenny,
charged with setting Gre to store No. GlS east
Main street, were not heard in the Police Court
Yesterday, having been continued until the 3Oth
instant.
d. ". Saclcr, a small COlorei boy charged
with fclonioualy breaking into the dwelling No.
1920 west Marshall street a. !. sutton, agent
and stealing n lot OF lead pipe, was sent on 70
the grand Jury OF the Hastings Court.
William Snlnborgcr. "a doii-mute, was up Tor
unlnrfully assembling and boating Eyra Eu-
roughly. lie wrote ON piece OF paTcr tnat NJ
was sorry be had gotten drank, bat this had no
weight with tho Justice. Snmbergcr was sent
10 .ail In defeult OF security III the sum oil SlOV
for thirty days.
Richard Harper trolorodl paid 20 and cost:
for keeping his harber--hOp open on sunday.
James bllups lcpofeiI was charged with
beng di-ordrry AMI lighting Martha RobasoD
on the streets. Both tao man AMI the woman
TESTIFIED that he dld not s'rlkc her, bIi othor-
sworc that he dld mllup- was hnet 5000 io'
the assault and Nattua was taxed 80 ana cost:
ICT tho part she tIOS IN the ARRAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
OUR
BOYS
DEPARTMENT

WAS one of the busiest spots in our store
Yesterday warm weather made the
boys feel that it was time for them to
have lighter-weight suit.
Nice. genteel, and perfect-ftting Suits,
$3.50, s., and $3.50. Single and
Double Breasted-Dress Suits, of the
finest materials. s. 10 Sl0-cheaper than
at any other house il town-see fol
yourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
RAILROAD rr~,.

RICHMOND AND pETgRs-..
1lMETAgiP llh
Commencing MONDAY r.
i;lo A. NJ trains On tbs rai D. sr
lows: - ~ "a =
TRAINS sOr ,Vw,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
YcRK WANTS REPRESENTATION.
~ Lcnst Member in the IIouse-Ioney
right aud Hard Times Prevail.

fCorres3un iencooi tho luclnold Dspatch.l
Y0rgIOwN. IA, Nay "i.--Nr ". G. Wade,
NE pres, ui incumbent OF the county clerkshiP,
has a.tecd 10 allow his friends 90 use his name
for re-e;cction. We have now triangular ncht,
three cnLdidAtos being IN the field. The pros
Uc.f looks urirht for DcmOcf attic success.
Tho Democracy ot ! org county has weather
owe Omen to mo Interests Of several OF her citl-
.tnR who have aspirations 10 be- representatives
from this district IA the next Legislature. IL
has hcen completely ignored III the matter OF
State government. not having bad anf repre-
sentative m the General Assembly Tor the past
sesentcen years. aud it trusts the rest OF the
COUNTIES comprising this district viii De mag
uanimoUs enough 10 allow IL at least one men'-
hcr "a tho next Legislature.
Mr. ". I. Noes, the attorney OF Newport
Ncws. War in the county the past week pushing
his claims for "A scat IN the Assembly next fah.
The Iea crop, which was nothing IN amount as
compared 10 former years, har proved almost an
,uiIe failure AS to prices. Money Is tight, and
lGfi times prevail
The weather WAS exceedingly warm here last
'un iny. tho mercury registering SO degrees III
As shade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
pAMAGE-CLAlMS COMPROMISED.
A FIRE That Cost tho Chesapeake and
ohio Company About $4,000.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 24.-lt will he re-
mcmlcrei that IRE originated IN the fright
of-vay" section Of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
road between Kelton aud Ewol stations
about April LIST and swept down 10
York river, doing great damage. The claim
agent Of tho company. Mr. j. Il. Wood.
was in town today and CONT lOmised with Judge
X. l. Henley, attorney for the claimants IN
mrc eases Tor damages The largest amount
sl.5OO. was given Mr.. Wilmer Malone; Mr..
John Dahn received 800: George 4. Swartz.
$500: Judge Henley. S3i1.i0; II. {. Sell. 800 ;
Thomas Piggoit, SS2.5O; H. W. Fonton, 81 :
James Roberts. $40: A. j. Bornes. $50. Only
Oao other case remains unsettled. This IRE cost
tho company about $4,000. Nearly all of me
parties are residents Of York county.
DR. Leonard henly, through Nh John Dahn,
has sold his farm, known as mail spring 10
Mt John Mann, OF Indiana, for y SOB, OF which
$500 was pad cash, a ceitiGei CnccK for that
amount being received today 10y Judge Henley
o. the Rochester Bank, Of Rochester y. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Daily. DINNER. S-sIpper.
40. 23 make all local stops. connects az Ra-
loigh with Piedmont Airline fOr Asheville, y. e.,
AMI all Intermediate points on tho Western
North Carolina railroad. Connects az Sanford.
y. G.. with the CapO Fear and ladkin-Eailey
railroad. arriving At Fayetteville, " C., al 40
=. ".
No. III has Puman-Bnfet Shoppers klch-
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with W. & A. r. X. for Chattanooga. Nashville.
and oil points West. Connects with A. q ". =.
r. K. for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
aud all points southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 134-A. Sc W. special, Il:i5 A. NJ.
No. 7S-Nail and express o:2s T.. n.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
at ticket-ofice Byrd-Street Station, Richmond
Irsnfser C0mpany's, 90l east Main street, and
companys ofice, $50 east Main street.
JOHN {. WlNDER. l.. +. MYERS,
General Manager. General superint
ON. SMITH, r. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. BOYKlN, city Pss'gr Agent my -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
A Boy Bitten by a Vicious Horse.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
AtExAsDRiA. Va, May GA son OF Mr. j..
Randolph Jayens, named Tucker, residing IN
fslriax county not far from FrancOna station,
was badly bitten by a horse en- Monday evening.
The animal f,st bit piece out OF one OF the
Toys shoulders aud then tried 10 do the sane
Tor the other shoulder, but Was driven on.
Gang JGvens IL quite badly hurt.
hessrs. Harvey Bailey, John traverse, W. A.
Wibert !. ". Thorn. v 4. kor.. aud Melville T..
thurcn were appointed trustees of the Mctho-
csI Episcopal church al Arlington by Judge
James Kern Ia the Circuit Court.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
A BOGUS CHECK NAN.
HIS CLEVER sWINpLiNo OPERATION
PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL.
Large sums 10 Checks Deposited ia BANK
and Then Drawn Upon-Captured
and Made to Disgorge.
rspecia, telegram TO ,as pisD,na.l

LEXINGTON. VA. May PA bogus-check
man by the name Of n. ". Godfrey. pur-
porting to bail from Boston, but register
ing from New York. attempted yesterday
10 work his game here and was partly sue
cessful. He deposited over $1,000 Ia
checks, mostly on bank in New YORK. IN
the Bank of Lexington, end drew out T5oo
in cash. lie then hired vehicle ana a.
tempted TO escape, but was overtaken az
the Natursl-Bridge Station by one OF seye-
raj pursuing parties and made 70 disgolEe
the money The party. not having a war
rant, allowed him 10 escape on the SOUTH
bound train for Roanoke.
LOOK FOR CHECKS.
He hos pocket oheck-book on the benk
of Lexington, and may attempt 10 work
off checks on that bank. He represented
himself as having a contract with seyeral
railroads to furnish them with ballast
material and would use this point as 'no
base Of his industry, employing lOO men.
DESCRIPTION.
He was man OF progressing appear
ance. a plausible talker, with sandy nan
and mOustache; rs feet IN height; mas
small fresh sore on the right cneeK !,
we'll dressed. and wore slate-coiored
overcoat. as hot as 1t was. He was to have
gone to Washington yesterday evening
with prominent attorney here wnom ne
had employed TO represent him in law,
SUIT. but failing to take the train aroused
suspicion, and pursuit followed with the
above result.
HoDY RTCOvEIED.
The body Of James T. Arnold was found
last night and his remains were sent TO ms
home, IN Loudoun county, this morning
| accom- panied by an escort Of students and
Knights of Pythias, of which order no was
n mann hpr