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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
THAD sTEVENs, IRON MINES.
Believed for Forty Years 80 he Extremely
Rich, They Prove worthless.

A Harrisburg Pa) dispatch in the
New York Sun of July 9th says: Many
years ago Thacdeus Stevens purchased a
large tract OF land on the South Noun
tain. in Adams county. which was be-
lieyed 20 DE extremely rich In iron ore.
lie erected furnaces on tie tract. and the
Caledonia furnaces obtained a wide repu-
tatiOn. Mr. Stevens invested large sums
Of money I'm the plant, and when the
Rebels invaded Pennsylvania I'm 1853 one
Of the first things they did was 20 burn
Stevens furnaces 10 the ground and do
all the destruction they could 20 the rest
Of the property, such was the Southern
hatred OF the unrelenting AbolitlOnist
leader AMI anti-Southern statesman.
Stevens wcs then a resident OF Lancas-
ter and when he was asked how much
damage the Retels dad done him az Gale
donla. he replied: Damage Why they
haven't left me n thing. Everything is
gone hut the debts
Mr. Stevens never rehatlitated lis pos
sessions at Caledonia, but the popular
impression OF the great richness Of the
territory I'm iron ore remained. After Mr..
Stevens died capitalists tried TO purchase
the property, but hs estate was encum-
bered I'm so many complicatiOrs, owing TO
tho peculiar terms OF his will, that the
sale could not be effected until the estate
was settled That required more than
twenty years Then the Caledonia Min
ing and Mar ufacturing Company pur-
chased the property, spent several hun
dred thousand dollars in building rail-
read from CCr ocochef que fsland 10 Gale
donia to haul the iron ore 10 market.
and then turnelled into the hill more
than 800 feet to strike the rich beds Of
Gre To the SUNRISE of the cOmDany
they found scarcely any ore 10 reward
them FOR all their labor and outlay, and
now, after having made several drifts
and shafts In other p1ts OF the tract.
and finding no ore to speak OF. they have
abandoned their mines and closed their
railroad. The venture cost more than
100000, and. as It was entered into
without any speculative idea whatever
but as a legitimate business enterprise
the result is one Of the greatest surprises
in the Industrial history Of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
Telegraphlc Breylties.

NEW YORK. July 12-Harris Bros,
dealers In gloves at No 500 Broadway
have assigned. Liabilitie!1 fiO,OOO; as
sets, $1,000
STONEHAM, MASS. July 12.-Georye
II. Eaton & Co.'S large machine factory
IN Stoneham. was burned this forenoon,
with all It's contents. Loss, 100000.
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS, July PA
fire last night completely destroyed the
Lake Superior Mineral Paint Company s
factory and the lime kilns owned by the
Warehouse and Builders Supply Com
pany. Loss. 100000.
ATLANTA, July l2.-County judges OF
ordinary, representing over one hundred
counties, met here to-day and elected H.
w. Bell. OF Jackson county, president
and c. w. Hardin. OF Gordon, secretary.
The organization is for mutual benefit
CLEVELAND. o.. July 12.-The Machine
Bolt Association. a national organization,
met In this city to-day. and while not
taking any formal action. the members
decided TO shut down their factories for
a tifne. owing 10 the dullness OF trade
and the stringency Of the money market.
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stitutes as follows: Cherokee county. be-
ginning July 18th; Swain, July nth; Ma
con- July 2ith. and Haywood, July 3ist.
All during the vacation he will occupy
himself In this work.
Andrew Ray and Sam Hendricks had a
hSht In front OF Sater's store. in Dur
nam, Friday evening, and both went
through one OF the store windows in the
melee.
Great stacks Of cantaiopes are now be-
Ing shipped North from points on the
Wilmington. New Berne and Norfolk rail-
road between Wilmington and Pollocks-
Vile. They are commanding profitable
prices In New York.
Craig Murdoch, farm hand, while
bathing In Deep river near jamestown
Sunday got Into water over his head,
and being unable to swim, drowned. A.
ID. Horney. friend OF his. was also near
~ drowned while attempting to save him.
a branch railway is to be built from
Forestyllle, on the Raleigh and Castor
division OF the Seaboard Air Line. to
Ralesville--a distance Of five miles. for
the purpose OF devloping extensive
granite beds Of superior quality. II IS
claimed that the building Of this line will
develop the largest area OF near-the-sur-
The mountain people celebrated the
Fourth on Roam mountain. The moon
shine liquid from still up In the hel yhts
OF the hill flowed down into the crowd
aud warmed Il up INTO unanimous fight.
Reuben Burleson stabbed Isaac n errell
three times: Burleson has gone 10 Ten
nessee and Herrell will soon .eave for
the undiscovered country.
Archie Ward. a young man about fifteen
years Old. was found In the last asonies
of death at Sauls Swamp bridge, near
Elneland, on July 9Th. The murder IS
wrapped IN mystery, but the coroner's Jury
nave implicated the following Young men.
who have been imprisoned: Charles Stew
art Jessie Duncan and Crandall Duncan.
The Durham Sun tells Of the following
close shave which Jim Rogers had:
From some cause or other ne Yesterday
made drugstore out Of his stomach
by drinking one ounce Of laudanum. two
ounces Of turpentne. three ounces OF
camphor, and one pint Of whisky. AS
soon as II was discovered some of his
friends went TO work on him, and by using
emetics and walking him for some time,
he recovered"
st least three plans for the Confederate
monument at Raleigh are I'm hand. one
OF these IS for a memorial arch at south
entrance TO the Capitol Square, of gran
tie. with an entrance through the centre
and one on either side From the top
II the arch shaft springs The height
OF the whole Is some seventy feet. Some
time during the present month the Monu-
ment Association is TO meet. Then plans
are to be considered.
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MORE THAN EXCURSIONTSTs.
MIR. George Freeman, DR., and Miss Mary
Rowe Married In Washington.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July p
Special.-A happier, better humored crowd
never left Fredericksburg than the large
excursion party which went TO Whitewater
on the Potomac yesterday. The excur-
sion was given under the auspices OF the
Brown Memorial Society OF the Presby-
terrain church and was literally patron
lied. The six or seven hundred COM
posing the party were mostly children.
and young people. with a good sprink-
ling OF other persons. In such a gather
ing there were. OF course. many romantic
couples but no one suspected that the oc-
casion would furnish a sensation. Among
the eNcursionists. however, were Mr..
George Freeman, Jr., and Miss Mary
Rowe, both Of this city. They have been
lovers for some time, but the parents OF
the young lady were opposed TO the
match. Yesterday these young people
TOOK matters In their own hands. and
when the regular passenger train bound
Tor Washington steamed into the station
az whitewater about O'Clock I'm the
afternoon, they boarded It. and in less
than two hours were In the Capital city.
There they were promptly united In mat
rimony. and the happy bride and groom
returned to Fredericksburg on the even
Ing train.
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gIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Fifth Annual Session in Chnriottes
yjIIe-Gorna ~ Those Present.

viIIe-Soma ~ Those Present
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July r.
81 ecial.-The fifth annual Convention IL
the Virginia Press Association convened
In Levy Opera House on yesterday AT Y
o'clock. Pre- sident W. u. Fitzhugh. Of tie
Cape Charles Pior~.r, not arriving IN
time, Vice President J. III. Lindsay, Of the
Charlottesville Progress, presided. The
session was opened with prayer by Or.
John b. TuTpin. of this city. after which
the roll was called and the minutes read
Of n previous meeting. The convention
will hold for three days. and the meet
ings are open TO the public. Two hun
dred editors are expected. Among those
present in the meeting yesterday we no.
ticed II. c. Barclay, OF the Lexington
Gazette; r. +. Barham. Petersburg Index
Appeal; +. Berry. Of Page Courier
Ouray); j. G.. Fiveash. Of Norfolk
Ledger: c. W. X. Russell, Of Norfolk
News and Courier; j. II. Francis, OF
Southwestern News tMarion); W. +.
Grayson, of Weekly Union Uuray); Geo.
J. Lion, OF Manassas Gazette; J. L. Hart,
Of Farmville Herald; Charles B. Cook,
Daily News BristoD; +. Stanley Jeffress.
Of Progress O<eysville); c. II. Frewitt.
OF Tazewell Republican; j. W. Bausell,
Of Lebanon News; w. b. Francis, Of
Southwest News NJ. c. Steffey. Of Wythe-
VILE Journal; r.. w. Blair, Of Wytheville
Journal: T.. S. Keesling, OF Alliance News
OVytheville); G. y. Lambert OF Alliance
News; r. n. Robinson, Of Orange OBJ
server: Miss Bertha Robinson. of Orange
Observer; A. JStofer. OF Orange Nirginian;
S. r. Donohue, Of Alexandria Sun. quite
a number came In last night and on the
early trains this morning.
The programme arranged by the city
authorities and by the University people,
while not elaborate, will meet the de-
mands Of the occasion and give the edi-
tors a good time. To-day the journalists
visited the various places Of interest In
and around Charlottesville-the Univer-
sity. the Mccormick Observatory, the
Miller School, Monticello. &c. At p
NJ. there was a grand drill by the Light
Horse Troop, Monticello Guard. fire COM
panies Sc. and tonight there was an
entertainment at the opera house by local
talent.
Mr. W. 6. n. Morris, suspected OF lu-
macy. was examined by a commission OF
justices yesterday at his residence, near
Gordonsylle proved insane and taken TO
the asylum at Staunton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
4 CLETER YOUNG SWINDLER.
He Claimed TO represent Richmond
Firm and Duped Furnishers.

NEW YORK, July l3.-Herman J. Metz,
nineteen years old Of S. east One-Hun-
dred-and- Seventh street. was arraigned
in Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning on a charge Of swindling bust
ness men. The method was old, but he
worked 1t successfully for a long time.
Stepping into gents furnishing goods
store he would introduce himself as a
representative OF the firm Of Julius
Kraker 81 Son. well-known haberdashers
OF Richmond. Va, and would then order
a bill OF goods. He would pay for them
In checks drawn on the Importers and
Traders Bank. OF this city. that exceeded
by good deal the amount Of his pur-
clases. Then he would buy a small bill
OF goods for himself and pay for them
with another large check, always receiv-
Ing the surplus IN cash. This morning he
confessed his guilt
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first. candelabra second. Lizzie third.
Time. 1913
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Alcalde hrst'
King Crab second. Remorse third. Time
1912.
sixth race. steeplechase. over short
course-The Dufrer first, Japonlca second
Black Mailer third. Time. 3:22.
Tho Results Mt Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-TWO IA
vorites. two second choices and two out
elders were the winners to-day at Glou-
cester. The summary:
First race mile and one-quarter-James-
town first. Hyacinthe second, Hauncey
third. Time. 2l5 IA.
Second race, seven furlongs-Ataman
first. Violet $. second, G. o. ID. third.
Time. 1.32 IL
Third race. hve-eighths OF a mile
Adalr first. Arapahoe second. Annorean
third Time. 103.
Fourth race. four and n half furlongs-
Minnie J. first. Grand Prix second, PEN
zance third Time. So "a.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-St.
Hubert first, Acilojam second, Topmast
third. Time, i.2j "a.
Sixth race six furiongs-Monopolis
first. Addie c. second, Leon T. third.
Time l.JD
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Corhett Signs the Agreement.

NEW YORK, July l2-Judge Newton.
of the Coney Island Athletic Club. and
W. A. Brady. James Corbett's manager,
net to-day and signed articles for the
contest at Coney Island next December.
The articles call for a scientific glove
contest OF twenty rounds or more for a
purse Of $4,000. on a date TO be agreed
upon between the 9Th and 23d OF Deem
Der. the winner TO receive the full purse
OF $4,000.
II now remains TO secure Mitchells sig
nature TO the agreement.
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improvements at Jamestoxn

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July 12-spe-
cial.-Mr @. W. Bedell. superintendent
Tor Mr.. Edward Barney at jamestown
Island, several days ago met with some
OF our business men. TO whom he stated
that 1t was no doubt the intention Of
Mr. Barney and others 10 build the cleo
trio road from the island TO Williams
burg. and thence TO Yorktown. Workmen
are now engaged renovating and re-
modelling the mansion-house at James
town into a hotel. which VIII be used
until new one can be erected Mr.
Bedell says that the new hotel proposed
10 be erected there will be both I'm size
and appointments second TO none In Vir
GINA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
ARE YOU GOING AWAY,
whether fon Arc or Not Yon Ne.
Know just What to DO, Both a, IT,.
and while Away.

Nearly everybody Is plar1lng N a -.
or less traEeling az this season ~
people who can afford 10 10 to r,,-.y
ana spend a great deal Of time 49,
To-day you meet a maa Ia Ros,on 49,.
next week you encounter him ln S
francisco. Those who have no. 49,
time or means 20 take these o,t,,,t",
trips go 10 some summer resort u, -
a little trip occasionally. This A. 80,
and proper. We need change br, =,
this running about causes fresh y,st.
10 health and life. although the traveIIr'.
may be taken for health and .ieas,N
Exposure, change OF climate and h,ti.s'
change OF water and diet loss OF 49,
and all these things make pcorle 49,,
AT very inconvenent times and Ia 49,.
expected places. People under sun cl,-
cumstances are often seized with $500
whore suitable medical help or rsm.ll's
are not at hand. Old complains -.
awakened which frequently take a fr-'s
hold and often result IA seriou, slckns..
or death. At such times nlnest NAV y,
ten be warded on by the PROMPT uso a,
some good medicinal stlmulant. Ttas.
Is no stimulant equal % pure wh.skv
and the purest medicinal whlel, ur1s
the market to-day IS Dufy's Pure Ma,
IL has been before the public for v,a-s
IL may be possible that some lntoroqA
person may say that other whlskios "a
Just as good but Il should be borne N
mind that other WHISTLES DO not accom-.
plish what Duny's Pure Malt has accom-.
plished for the past twenty years II
has saved the lives OF thousands. and 4,
prompt use has prevented the dangers
which changes OF the season and moi.
dents OF travel always occasion.
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ynterSyflie News Notes.

JETERSIrLLE,V VA. July l2-Speclal.-
Rev. Mr. Wortenbakcr, Of Amelia Court
house. is in our town at present, conduct
ing 4 series Of meetings at the Methodist
Episcopal church. He and his accom-
pllshed daughters are expected to hold
concert in Crewe some time in the near
future.
Miss Nellie Thompson and her sister.
Mrs. Phillips, Of Richmond, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Thompson. Of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digest ion & Debility.
OBITUARY.

The funeral Of the infant son Of Ber-
tina =. and r. u. Rowlett. who died at
s35 o'clock Tuesday night, took place
from the residence Of HIS parents, No.
COS Catherine street, yesterday after
noon AZ 6 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs Rebecca J.. Storrs.
widow Of the late Algern0n 5. Storrs,
who died yesterday morning at 1870
o'clock az the residence Of A. r. Eller-
son. I'm Hanover county. I'm the eighty
second year OF her age. Will take place
this afternoon at o'clock. at Montrose.
Henrlco county. The interment Will be
made at Emanuel church-yard.
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STORRs.-Dled. July 18th, at 1890 A
NJ. at the residence Of Mr.. A. r. Eller-
son. Hanover county Va, Mrs. RE
BECCA L. STORRS. widow OF Algernon
Storrs. I'm the eighty-second year Of her
age.
Funeral services from Montrose, Hen
rico county, THURSDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock.
Interment az Emmanuel church.
WILLIAMS.-D at Ocean View.
July y. 1893, at 1l45 A. NJ. EDLOE
JULIAN. only son Of James /. and
Lillian f.. williams. aged eleven months
and three days.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of his grandfather Mr. l..
Powers. No. I north Twenty-nlnth street,
TO-DAY Thursday. 18Th at $40 p. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family
are cordially invited 10 attend.
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The Northumberland Delegates.

HEATHSVILLE. VA. July Especial.
The Democrats Of Northumberland met
here Monday and elected the following
delegates to the State Gubernatorial
Convention:
Messrs. l.. T. Smith and Or. J. w.
Tankard, delegates-at-large; h. Cham
bers. l.. W Courtney. William Blundon
A. V. Williams. a. S Rice. c. II. Walker
John A. Palmer and DR. III. W. Harding
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road does a big business hauling lumber,
wood and ties. and Is a great help 10 our
community In many ways.
The crops are good In cur county.
Money matters are exceedingly tight.
There Is good deal OF interest about
our next Governor.
Our citizens are much interested in the
closing Of the gates at the Worlds Fair.
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THE TWO LEADERS WIN.
Ihe Phiiues and Bostons Each Win From
Their Onponents- Other Games.

CLEVELAND, O., July 12.-Gaffney
gave poor exhibition of umpiring this
afternoon. In the third inning, with three
runs In for Cleveland, two men on bases
and no one out. he permitted double
play to be made on a foul ball. Nash
knew the ball was foul and did not start
10 make the play until Merritt yelled 10
him to do so. In the next inning Te-
beau stopped hit in fair ground, re-
tired the batter and then Gaffney called
II foul. The crowd was so disguised
that II left the grounds and the game
was turned into farce. Tucker spiked
thinner and hurt him so that he left
the game. The attendance was 1900.
Score:
r. X. Il.
Cleveland ....1 100000 13 8
Boston .........2 1 4 23031-l7 2l
Batteries; GARRISON. Williams and Zim-
mer; Staley and Merritt.
Pittsburg, d; New York. 4.
PITTSBURG. July 12.-Pittsburg took
the final game from New York to-day In
close and exciting contest. II was a
pitchers battle. in which Killen proved
20 be more fortunate than Rusie, as the
latter was caught mapping In the first
two innings, and was hit hard enough TO
Sive Pittsburg "a victory. After that the
local people could not touch him. Killen
weakened percepubly. New York finishing
strong with the two runs and having a
man left on third. IL was a brilliant
fielding game. I'm which Ward Fuller and
bserbauer excelled- Attendance. 1880.
Score: II. IL. Il.
l1ttsburgs ........2 2 900 00-5
New Yorks........1 0 1000 "a IL 6
batteries; Kiilen and Miller; Rusie and
Milligan.
Louisville, 10; Brooklyn, I.
LOUISVILLE. July 12-Louisvilie de-
fsated Brooklyn to-day In very we'll
played game. Hemming held the heavy
hitters down when they needed hits.
but the Colonies hit Lovett at the night
time. brooklyn had three men on the
BASES twice with no outs and could not
sOre. Tie features OF the game were
the hitting OF Weaver, the second haze
playing Of DAILY and the out6eId Wort
OF suatton. Weather fair. Attendance
400. Score:
louisville 100 O2221O-lO IL 2
brooklyn ......0oO0222 Ia <
batteries: Hemming and Grim; Lovett
Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis. 3.
ut. LOUIS. NO. July 1.-THE pnm,es
deserved to-day's game fer their magma.
IL, paying. IL was theirs by gift OF
thana MeVpaid. His. decisions gave
ny TWO scores In the second inning
r,n,, nro"is AIDE a splendid rally in the
nav. nhe tied the score. They would
ish niaoe TWO more runs but for fool
running by powd and Quinn.
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Philadelphia made the winning run on
single by Cross ard Reilly's two-hagger.
Score: " H. u.
st. Louis ..........0 5000 % "a
Ihlladelphii ....0 z0o0 -
Batteries: Clarkson and Peitz; Weyhing
ard Clements.
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Wanted In Rnlelgh for Robbery.

DANVILLE, VA. July 12.-Special-
B. F. Jones. a white man, wanted by
the North Carolina authorities for rob
berry committed in Raleigh. will be taken
from here to-nigh: on a requisition from
the Governor Of North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
Fatal Gas Explosion.

WILKESBARRE. PA, July 1.-Two
men were killed, two fatally injured and
two badly hurt by on explosion Of gas I'm
the Pettbone mine. operated by the Della
vare, Lackawanna and Western Gem
pany at Wyoming. late this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
Judge z. I. Kerr Suicides.

FORT SMITH, ARK. July f2.-Judge
R. T. Kerr suIclded this morning by
shooting himself through the head with a
shotgun. Judge Kerr was prominent In
his profession. but recent illness affected
his mind. end 1t is believed the act was
committed willie mentally unbalanced.
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Yale ......-......3 2 Q 0 2 %
Virginia .........0 0 l ! 0 0 0 0 O.
Earned runs-Yale 4; Virginia, /. First
base on errors-Yale. 8; Virginia, 3. Left
on bases-Yale, 3; Virginia 6. First base
on balls-OH Bowers, 2; off Stephens, 2;
off Hume. l. Struck out-Bowers. 6; Ste
phens. 2: Hume, l. Three-base hits
bowers Parsons Two-base hits-Rhett.
Sacrifice hits-Yale. 3; Virginia, 2 Stolen
tases-Murphy, Mcclure. Smith Parsons.
Double plays-McGuire and Smith. Ian
Der, Morton and Carter. Umpire. Tin
an. Time Of game-One hour and forty
five minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
Justice Blafchford Buried.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE body Of As
sociate Justice Samuel Blatchford. OF
the United States Supreme Court, was
laid away In the family vault at Green
wood cemetery at noon to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
Chesterfield Notes

SktNQUARTER. VA, July i2-spa.
cial-lt is said that the passenger train
on the Farmville and Powhatan railway
VIII De taken of In q few days. This
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MARINE IsTELLIGESoE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. July 10. 1893.
Sun rises...,.......s;0l Moon sets. :35 L.
sun sets. .......7:3O! Days lengtb.lsh com
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. .fs.s..'tss.'......' f;3l.
Evening .,...s....st.sss 'f....sss. DUB
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY II, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


" 1RGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE 9TH DAY or JULY. lN0
c. Y. Dabney. ......................Pl PLAINTIFF
against
Rosa T.. Dabney. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain ,
divorce from the bonds OF mafrImarr
by the plaintiff from the deferiart
And AFFIDAVIT having been made .ri
filed that the defendant. Rosa r. Datr.r
is a nonresident Of the State Uf r.r
ginia. it is ordered that she appear t.rs
within fifteen days after the due rl.U.
cation OF this order. and DO what 4, mr..
cessary 10 protect her interests 81 us
suit.
A copy-Teste.
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk
S. NJ. PAGE. g. q. jyia-thH
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Baseball Changes.

WASHINGTON. j. C., July l2-Presi-
dent Young light gaze out the follow
ing baseball bulletin:
New York has purchased the release
and accepted the services of German and
Wilson, OF Augusta.
Cleveland tas purchased the release OF
McGair Savannah
Services accepted-By New York. Petty.
Savannah; Colclough. Charleston, and
McGinnity, Montgomery. by Broc klyn.
George athaLce; by Boston, ii. Cast
'ight.
Released-By St Louis, John Doian.
Contracts-Eastern League. T. Smith,
Hodson, F. j. Boyd. r. NJ. Barr, G.
Nichol and Il. II. Deadly.
Suspended-By Erie. J. ]. Healy.
The E1-Giants Get New Battery.
PITTSBURG. PA, July l2.-The New
York Baseball Club this afternoon closed
a deal for a new battery. securing Pitcher
Lester German and Catcher Park Wilson,
Of the Augusta, Ga, tea n. The battery
has been winning games FOR the Augusta
Club. The men Join the team In New
York on Monday