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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
GENERAL WALKER DEAD.
lie succumbs TO tho Stroke of Paralysis
Sustained Last Thursday.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.I
WASHINGTON. u. c., July 20.-General John d'
Walker died ut his residence, In this city, TO-
day from stroke Of paralysis sustained on
Thurstav last. lie vas 10 years Of age, and
lived in Winchester, Va. Before the war he was
captain Of a company Of United States cavalry
but in 1861 he resigned and went South to battle
for the Confederacy. lie became bhgadier-
general and malor-genoral OF Confederate
forces, and WAS distinguished figure IN inc
battles Of sharpsburc and Manassas, and all
tho 0ghts around Richmond. lie was An
accomplished linguisi. and during Mr.. CleVe'
lands nrs, administration served tho govern
ment upon several special missions to South
Americu.
Tho remains will be taken 70 Winchester nj
$50 o'clock tomorrow and the funeral services
will be held at that place on SATURDAY winch
would have been his us; birthday. Tho ser
vices will be in charge Of the Confederate vote
rams of Winchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
DAMS IN SAEEkEePlNG.
The Murderer of His son-in-Law Brought
IN Observation-Disclosures Awarded.


fC,rrespondence OF tne Richmond Disoatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July 2O.-Wlllam
Davis. who on Juno 3Oth shot and killed hts SON
inIaw. Thomas Harlow, in Madison county was
brought TO this city last night and lodged IN the
county iail The indignation IN Madlron asalhst
Davis was so great that IL was thought prudent to
bring MIN 10 this city tor safekeeping. On the
dny u the murder Harlow came in from the neld,
where he h61 been at work, and found his father-
in-Iaw In the house very drunk and thteatenihs
10 shoot his QiaTOws) wife. NheIcupoh ihr-
loy steppsI In between them ana rehaiken
"On. | gne.s you won't shoot anybody. DAVIS
grew very angry and leyellei bis pistol anu
fred. The ball took effect Harlow lvinZ ohy
about two hours. never re gaining consciousness.
Al the time OF the shooting there were tnrotls
OF violence, which have continued TO gro" day oy
daV -,.,, -
Tho contract for furnishing the material ior
remaining the University Of Virginia mas been
awarded 10 the G. q. Maphis Drug company OF
this place, over several competitors one OF
whom was d Rcnm0nder another bani-
mOrean. ,,.-t.
The REV. DR.. G.. l. Pe:rie, Of the Presbyterlan
church. who has been visiting his mother III aLa-
bama, VINO has Deen extremely H. returned 10
HE nome 10 this city yesterday. Almost un'ile-
diately upon his return no received AuOlher
telegram announcing that his mother Was nuch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
AMERICAN GAR ASSOCIATION.
j. Randolph Tucker. President-Annus'
uect,np In Milwaukee August 3Ctb.
npv ,elorrnph to the Dispatct

IPy telegraph 70 The DlspAIch'I
B,rTlMoRg, MD, July 20.-Ar. Edward Otis
uinckley. secretary OF the American Bar Asso-
c,ation. which wall meet August 3oth and 5lst
IN MDwaukee, has issued his announcement OF
the meeting. Mr. j. Randolph luckof' ol & NH-
cin,.' - Dresident and will open The meeting
Vim An address. Papers viii 10 read by Henry
49, E,drers. OF illinois, on The Treaty
Mating Power; 10y W. w. Mcfarland, OF Now
YORK, on "Tho Evolution OF Jurispracohco,
ant ~ NJ Rose OF Arkansas. on Ihe Law oi
T,ns,s ana strikes" The remainder OF the
t,me viii be devoted to the presentation ana
riscusslon OF special and standlns co;nin lttee
,anorte miscellaneous business. and the election
80 'or,esrs. The meeting will close with ihe an
mai dinner at the Hotel Phster. The associa-
ton has l,062 members-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
District Methodist Conference.
fspecial telegram to me Displtcn.I


NopyolK. Va, July 20.-Tho second day ses-
sion of me Methodist Episcopal District CON
ference Ia Princess Anne opened Wlth reusilus
,.,errises conducted by koy. g. II. boGgs'
VN,,'.',s v,sttine ministers were introduced.
p,niessor ~. ii. Edwards made the report On
rbYrch literature. which vas discussed at iensth
and adopted. The annual sermon on tnlssioiis s,ns
- osiiyereS by Rev. George ". KAY Aiter
"torer Rev. Or A q. Brown preached ir0m 90"
trYt. Master, is good Tor us TO be mere m mo
conferences resolved 10 meet next year as Don,
,'g'. Cn1rcn Norfolk county. More encouraging
.y,r,s'o ~ 'oo the condition Of the churches were
msge. Rev 4. II. Rawlings submlt,ed mo "a
r,ort on education, which was dlscussea ...'1s ~
adopted. and conference aiiournod 10 t0-ihotiV"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
g. O. Reduce. It's wor,d'sFair Rates.

The Chesapeake and Ohio has placed on
sale "a World's-tair ticket. which Is sold
daily at one fare tor the round trip, tho
rate being -l0 from Richmond and Norfolk
and Sl7 from Lynchburg. These tickets
are limited to fifteen days from date sold
aud do not permit holders to occupy
sleeping-cars. They are good. however,
for hrst-class passage IN the handsome
yestibule coaches of that company.
For full information pertaining TO rates,
World's-Fair matter. &c, address Jonn ID.
Potts. DIVISION Passenger Agent, Chesa.
peake and Ohio railway. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
ACaiiforrin Confsgrntion.

srs,SyuLE, CAL, July 20.-A disastrous fire
occurred here tuesday night, resulting iu the
destructOn OF si1iy buildings aud causing loss
Amounting 20 S250,O00. the IRE started Ia out
buildings OF the Stewart House and soon con-
sumed the hotel Tue danes then crossed the
street. TO a livery stable, which was also burned
sV,na WAS blowing at the time and the hre was
aoon heyoud control. Five entire blocks were
blrued. but the fre was finally stopped at Ma
sonie HAL, on the north side OF Main street With
the exception OF one restaurant nos pa='heSs-
house IN the town lslett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Another Atlanta sensation.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 20.-Ailanta had sensa-
ton to-day ~ controversy between Df, y. e
both prominsnt young men. ROuDtree acted as
Westmoreland's attorney, and wcstmoreland
charged him with highly dishonoraole prac-
tees. Rountree replied in card applyinig op-
proprious epIthets 10 the physician. Atlanta
s.oected n shooting ARRAY wnen these cards ap.
psared, but the police arrested ooth rnSn, ans
tney will have hearing to-morro|. Inc OUT
look Is that as soon AS the court ptoceeu 50 Sio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

ran his comp petitors by several ienssns Insss ,s
was n ball game between married sno sss -
the ladies' aud Officer sutton was behind tne ons
on that side Carter Neal and Lonnie ersse.
occupied similar positions for the "singie men.
Mr.. Eyensen, who played on soconI vsss 49, 49,
the sbaid-heads." almost burst one OF his nnzers
reaching up for tho passing sphere. ana coun-
Gilman Ferriter became Disguised because 20
could not run fast enough with one genuine ~:
The married folks, however won toe DAVIS sHS
returned home In a most giesful MOOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
SCHOOL QUESTION SETTLED.
Death of Mr.. W. W. Vest at the Age of
80 Years.
special Telegram to the DIspatcn.

Special telegram TO the Dispatcn.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. July 2O.-Senator 7. j..
S,ubbs. representing the College Bond Of Nisl-
tors. met tue City school Boari last night and
submitted tue proposition OF the Board OF Visit
tors that ,he school Board would surrender the
remaining time Of their lease zone Year. of the
school building Ia the college. for which the j.
lcge would establish ana maintain for at least
tho p>rIud Of three years model school III tbe
builiiug. arcess be 10 the school children % this
town aud dtsutss at their cost the legal pro-
cerdiurs institutcd by the college against tho
board ana also 10 allow tho School Board TO use
half of the building for their school purposes.
The proposition Was accepted hy the school
Rnari Tho clerk of the SCHOOL board W2s di-
rcrfcd o. deliver 20 senator StuOhs "a copy OF tue
uroree iings ~ relation 90 the matter
Mr. ". ". Vest, vino died last nicht from OLD age
80 years). WIS born ia july lNuo in the Green
SPRINGS nclghhOrboo1, IN Louisa county. AT an
e4rIy age he was employed IN the tlarks Office
of Louisa county, after which he removed 20
Richmond and engaged iu the dry go)is bI--
ness with the then large and vel -kuown house oI
Fleming James a Go. Early in 1877 MIR. vest
located IN Williamsburg. Mr.. Vest WAS the old
est white luFabltaut OF this town ana ih'r' arc
only three persons now living hero thaI Wero
residents whou he came IN 1872 lie mario l
Miss Eliza Waller, sister OF the late Littctun T.
Mailer, purser in tho United States navy, aud
l,oyes beniul him two childrcn-Nlss Wine
West aLd Mr4. Edward Joyue-, wife OF Professor
Eiwari ). Joynes Of Columbia, :. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
DAUGHTER OF THs coNFEosRAcY.
Miss Winnie Davis slightly Ill Mt Nara
RansOtt Pier,

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 2O.-News reached here
today Of the illness Of Mss Winnie, daughter
OF Mrs. Jefferson Davis. at Narragarse't tlc'
with her mother. Mia. Davis "a only slightly III.
No n'nnrencnsion is telt either by her mothor or
her phys!cian. Last night sno WAS com'ortaoi oie,
and ihe doctor said she would be all rgh' ID
few daVg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
r,. r,ks, Annua, Picnic.

The annual pic-nisof the kichmcnd Lodge OF
FlKs AZ Tree Hin yesterday was BIG success.
Tine members aud their families turned out 10
tuIl force. There was race Tor ptize IA gIasA
~ be ar, between the tat men of tue party. Tho
participnnts we're Charles Loefner HenJAmin
EetIssr. and X. II. Redford. The foamtng
sropny was captured By Mr.. Metxger. who out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
SHORTAGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Cashier OF the Mint VIII Have to TX
plain II.
fBy telegraph to the Dispa:ch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispa:ch.l
WASHINGTON, d. C.. JULY 20-Whie Treasurer
Morgan Is non-committal on the report that a
ao falcation exists in the Mint at New Orleans, It
Is learned that the Treasury Department dis
GOV cred shortage in the funds in the Mint on
,Iuue 10th, and that n searching iuyestig alton
has shown that the rccent@ fice there was OF IN
cendiary character. started Tor tho purpose OF
covering up the robbery.
special % the New ork World this morning
saws James Bowling, cashier Of the Mint. will
have the matter % explain. At the time OF the
IRE there was supposed 70 be S2J,OOO in paper
moBeg in q box IN tho vault, AMI tue fre startei i
among the bills Cashier DOWling said that an
oil lamp had beon misplscei from Us socket by
An explosion Of an incandescent globe In the
vault ani had fallen into the tin box. Two
government experts were sent from Washing
ton [, iuye8tigate. aud Mr. DOwling was sha-
dowed by detectives The smountof the dencit
Is $4,000. IL Is chaiged N some quarters that
instead OF there bsus $4,000 IN the vault az
the lime OF the hrs, but small amount was
stored IN the box.
CASHIER BOWLING ARRESTED.
New ORLEANS, July 2O.-Tnis afternoon
Cashier James N. Bowling, OF the United states
Mint was arrested on 4 CD irge OF embcZZliug
S95. GOO from the government. made by tn0
Dstrict Attorney at the instiSaton Of the
Treasury Departmeut az Washington. lie was
arraigned aud pleaded not guilty. lle waived
examination before the Commissioner, aud his
bond was fxed at $4,000 for appearance be-
fore the Circuit Court IL il m custody await
ing tho efforts OF friends 70 set bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
u.nav,ne n source Of Peril.

danger is near when the kidneys gov inao, ,.s,,
a.. fha sourcs OF peril Is removable VIII
Hoetetters stomach Bitters, which unanesIivuSd and
bly syeris Brignts disease, diabetes gtase srst
other ruinous Inalsdies sttrlpn.epis ~ ~ S,sness
ans bladder. A healthfui Impulse 70 .no PEI, 1.
Torrance OF tho functions Of these ofssans, ssn,cn
snaedily communicated ~ she bit.ws WE. ,syar
lEewLse remote constipation, maAsf"' "'",
trouble, and Dyspepsia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which Is.the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which -
made IN every way superior - all other
trunks. We beg To say that We warrant 1t
the best and that We will do any necessary
repairs to them free of charge.
Very respectfully,
II. ". ROUSIREE 4 BROTHER,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
MRS. KevlLL PASSES AWAY.

Sentenced Tor Tive lohrs I"r bTHHhIHE
Into Freight ht-Cnrs-Fersonal.
tr,or-osnondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, July 2O.-Mrs. a. l.. kevin, the To-
loved Hife Of Captain Thomas heyill' tmei OF
the Fire Department, died at Virginia beach
Yesterday afiernoon at tho cottags OF aer CON
in-law, James +. Allen.
Au.tin Marshall has been convicted IN the
Noriolk County Court Of breaking into ana ROD
hing fretsht-cars and sentenced 10 the penlteh-
tiary Tor i've years. .,, -.
lie Derny Na,ht club, Of Philadeiphia. left
bcro tbts morning for trip up Jam 's river.
Nayal-C constructor :. ". Arm.s.cad, OF tho
uayv.yard, has been ordered TO temporary duty
al Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
--NrsAcroR MYERS cLUsBEo.
a., L,,i,ted Omcor Gee In the Discharge
of iis Duty Domestic Trouble.

.-.. alts.sgram 10 the DisUatch.l
...tt NA, July 2O.-D. w. Myers. a
r.ltract1r Of this city, wss severely
'.taren ~ aud o'clock this morning
. ,. D.~ wuhe tho latter was serving a
'-....t . $500 arrest OF Lizzie Reed, an Inmate
'-- r.slIrutc. on knrncst avenue ne
condition caused Mycrs's vile TO leave
..iIt Nas ou her Information that lhe
ior lr srrost WAS issued. The ohlcef
ttlt when he went 70 arrest the woman
-- lu.trd by Myers, aud IN defence ne
.. club hnd fehc1 him 20 tho hOOr, IN
.r stInl- ou The head from which he bed
Lizzie Reed War locked up. and
'ur cato VAS called this morning 10 tue
r Court Myers was TOO iil 20 atie1d- Inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
.zip, Bids Richmond Goodbye.

Mr.. william Ruegers pet raccoon was g,yes
away for the second time yesterday morning
and taken by hts new owner TO sne moun.aius
rfa the James- River Division OF the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway. Ills coonshIp, though past
the adolescent period Of life. had. beside way.
ing fat on tho good things OF this HE, deveope.
a temper that was not altogether as n,iid Anu
serene as hts late master imagined 10 should 20,
90 the partnership ceased by limitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
ancrIoN SALES TO-DAY.

T. n. ELAN & co. r. NJ. brick resfierco
No 323 soath Third street., nssr Gambler
Hill PARK.
A i BRADLEY CO., p. ~, piAning-misi
and wood working estAbiishmeas IN Man
chester. Va.
cpoRGI w. MAYO, l0jS A. ~. counters,
shsIytns. 70, az No 4iU vest Broad ssress.
N. VALENTINE. 1880 A. ~. household fass
nisure, oileloth, mating. &C.
Y. K. ELLIs, 1850 A ~. household furaitarss
&c.
WILLIAM JENKINS SON, t2,S r. ~. lsuonss
oranges, bananasb %.
JOHN 7. POWERS. 1 =. NJ vst>rmslssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

rCorespondonce oi the Rirhm n Dispa'ch,I
E,,PoRiA, Va. July 20.-1he saw-mill OF Dr; u;
George y. Wood. situated one nho ,, no. :" rhs ~,
csnss Was accidental The loss Is about sl'%oV'
with no insurance o.,.,,h coun.
~, was here yesterday. 80. .,,., y, Mrs
Z 1. Turner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Now Profe.,or Minor Lyle.

N.0rlaI toleRram % the DispRtch.J
'.tfYffEyiIE Va. July 2O.--At the meet.
. ' .ae Board OF Yisitors " Tie University Of
t..A Il-ds,. the chsir OF mefcantile law and
'Hi.Jns vas created, aud Mr.. Minor Lyle oi
.. .NIfs, MAS elected professor. The new
.-.r nephew oi NJ. John Is. Minor.
.tv future there VIII be three fun proieS-
t-'- il ,.- .Gp department OF ths apigorsity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
The Kansas BIme,aliists.

IBy teIoKfapH % Eu1 u
TOPEKA. KAN, July 2O.-Ihe blnelaille Snat9 .sus,
Convention assembled In Representative Hail
al o'ciocS this afternoon. there we're present
500 men ana women. Including delegates aud
spectators. Nearly oil of those who qualihea as
members o, tho conyeatlon were Populsts- Ex-
Goyerno- Osborne, OF snts city, Republican,
was chosen a. per nsnent chairman. All o. the
otksr oficsfs a ths convention were chosen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

LEVY & DAVIS rave marked down their
stock OF Fancy-slk ParasoIs. Tho big rcine-
tlons that they have made shows deiermina-
t!on on their part to close oui their whole Stock
and IL will be done In very short time Wo
notice few reductions that they have made
Parasols At sl.49. reduced from $3.50 those
that were 81, $3.50, and 90. reduced 20 sl.07,
M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Enr OHnr kifiY Yeara

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethlug. II soothos tho
child. softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhma. 25C. "a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Amhnianca An.Merings. /.

The ambulance answered the following calls
yesterday: At $40 TO the Davis House 70
colorcd man who had been hurt by q wagon iail-
ing on him. He was treated and taken 70 tno
Manchester ears, at Ninth ana MAIN suoess
ana sent 20 his home, m Manchester.
At $3.50 Z. VI. 90 Brook avenue ana Iisy
streets to cOlored man cut on the heau. No
was treated and taken to his homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

Commercial Bullng and Loan Associa-
tioa offers for sale IA limited number OF its
full paid per cont. stock at 500 per
share. This stock Is redeemeble at any
time after ono year at par upon thirty
DAYS notice. For full particulars and
prospectus call or address Commercial
building and Loan Association, 5O3 east
Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH DESTROYED.
Parish House, Parocbial-schooi bniiu'
ing, and Business Blocks Go A'so'
,,...,.a-..,, 90 ,ha p,.nat~hl
tBy telegraph 10 the Disoa'ch.l

NEW roRK. July 2O.-At 1890 o'clock TINS
morning fire started in tho square ooundel !
by Fourth and Filth streets and Jackson ana
vernon svenuss, Long leland City. In tne
square are ~ Mays new Catholic cnurcu,
valued at s210,000 tho parish house. the heM
blocks Iaesa have all been destroyed ana ihe
FIRE Is siill spreading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
A Cnnh IndY Conc.

correspondence o. the Rishmond DISPATCH
CoNoKS. KING GEOK6s COUNTY, VA. Jusy aSy.-sia :
A shadow Of gloom fei. on this county sr',i1y
f,sruoon when Mrs Dr. Thomas L, al al .o.a 80
breathod her laet. after gn illness OF s aDo s"S
weeks she leaves bereavea hus',sar,ess-
sryen chiiiren-eo suddenly leit motho'i0''
me younges, OF whom is only III days oiu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Failure In Dry Goods.

nxsvyu Col. July 90. The Flanders Dry
c.ioSs comoany was attached for $4,000 Gnd
a., c,n .e1nence was compelled 20 make an as
siepmeni this morning. Assets es..tnsiea ..
400 and liabilities at slZo,oov' in9 ia,s aanuIo
~ Hank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
How the Ches..Piaysrs stand.

Al tho close OF last nights meetsag OF the
Richmond Chess Club the score stood as follows:
Dr. Myor-won, o; lost, |. Mr.. Macfariane =
won, 3 ; lost, /. General Peyton Wse--won, |;
lost. l. Mr. l.onden-won, ); lost. l. Mr.. y. C-
knox-von. T; lost, I, Dr U. 4. Blansenship-
won. 2; lost, 3. Mr.. W. Mac Jones-wOn, .
lost, .. Mr.. Shlrriffs-wou, / lost, L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
liver Troubles,

Blliousness, Constipation. sick-Headachs cnred
with DIR. DAyiDs Liver Pills. The niidesi and
hest liver medicine known-25 cents Tor twenty
i've pills; Eve boIes for 81.
OWENS 4 MINOR DRrG COMPANY.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Broken Bank Dividend.

(By Telegraph 10 the Disoatcn.l
MOBILE, Ala, July 20.-The Comptroller o.
the Currency has authorized Receiver II. "a.
Hal, Jr., Of the Alsbama National Bank, OF No.
bite, to paw dividend OF % per cent on Al
cIaims against the bank. The receiver esti-
RATES that he will eventually have enough
fands 10 hqudate all claims, which amount 70
sA0O01.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
G. and q. Fast Train to Old Point.

II HOUND TRIP, huNDAY, july I'D,
Leave Richmond. 5 arrive Old Point.
1OA. NJ. Returning Leave Old Point. 7
+. NJ. : arrive Richmond. 9 L. Nj.
Two hours IN each direction without
stops.
Remember. the rate is only 81 TO Old
Point aud return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
BlGhMlST DECKtR SENT ON.
Indictments and Convictions In the Hus-
tings Court-New Chief Qualities.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PRrERsBuRG, Va, July @O.-Charle3 Y. Decker,
sometimes known as Charles Decor, tho alleged
Mgamist, wGs brought into the Mayors Court
tins morning Tor examination. This was the
FIRST time siuce his arrest In Baltimore some
weeks ago Iat he has been brought out OF iah
OF seen by The public, AMI curiosity TO get view
Of tho prisoner attracted a large crowd 10 tho
courthouse. Attorney for the Commonwealth
j. NJ. Mullen stated - the court that counsel
Tor the prisoner had agreed to waive an exam-
milton and hsd consented that the accnsci |
should be- sent on 70 The iu-tings Court Tor trlnL
Tothls statement Decker agreed, and without
the examination Ot any witnesses fhe case was
sent on and De kor was rcmanled To- lail Ly
further agreement Of couusc. the case Viii be
continued until september for tuaL
HUsTINGs-COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Hustiugs Court mot in monthly torn to-
day. number Of indictments In Common
weslth's cases were returned 1y the grand jury
aud several OF tho misicWcAu0r charges wore
diepCsad Of. The case Of William Henry Carter,
indicted tor stealing newspapers mailed from
Richmond to Mrssrs. 4. q. Hunt Co., Was con-
uuu~I uuth next Monday for trial
PowLntan llummcr. a Wel-known young
white man. was fouud guilty Of unla"inlly cut
tlng Robert stevens aud schten cd iOsX months
in the city Jail
1nE CHIEF QUALITIES.
Mr. Dcnmo Pcrtuson today qualified as
chief o. Police. o. which o.dce b" was recently
elected and will enter uUon tis dutios at once.
IL d. understood mat Judge Bernard VIII t.
morrow appoint his sIc'cs 'or as High Constable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Hill-City Bu.ineu FaiIure.

7pcrial Telegram % The Dlspalch.l
.hN,a1yEG, Va, July 2O.-1he grocery irm
o. d. blraett n Co. doing business at Nos.
% All eOs Twelfth street, ma1s an assign
''ii t-4ay, with V. L. Howard az trustee. The
~syl...ss amount 10 about t2, 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

AxeosruRA BTITERs arc endorsed BY ah shs
leading physicians and chemists for their parity
and wholesomeness Beware seeounterfeits ana
ask for the genuine article, prepared " pr' -
n a. siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

Outing shirts for gentlemen, shirt-Waists Tor
ladies. boys, and girls are articles maeh worn
at thts time Of the year. You can supply YOUR
selves at greatly reduced prices - gong 70
Irxx A nAYlsls store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. aud ssoms;n dis'
or,ars use browns Iron Bittors-the best tonic.
It rebuilds the system, cleans the blood, and
strengthens the s'mu uscies. spehoie uno2sSns
for xaak and &c eblltated persona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Chilean cia,ms Commission.
| HY tolegraph % tho Dispatch.

w.sursoros. d. &, July 2o.-Altbough u has
moi beer oficany communicates 70 ,he ,as prss,-
sn,,. tn.y =, ths Hviss Confederation has conphed
~ssn the Joint request Of the soyernmen" VI 'ne