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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-20

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
THE JUSTICE HAS A BUSY DAY.
Several Grand jury Cases-Complaints
About Buildings.

When Justice Crutchfeld assembled the
bench in the white chamber yesterday ne
encountered another long and tedious
docket, which occupied his attention Tor
about two hours and half.
Archie Brown, dminutive colored lad.
was fined $50 for throwing rocks. and
was sent on to the grand jury to tell them
why he should have killed a pet dog be-
longing to Mrs Wicks.
Mr.. Warner Moore. owner Of the house
No. so east Main street, in which Messrs.
Owens * Minor conduct drugstore, was
before mis- Honor on "a charge OF allowing
the premises TO remain in dangerous
condition. MIR. Owens testified that the
front and side walls were Liable 10 col
lapse at any moment, and In TINS slate-
ment he was borne out by Assistant-City-
Engineer jackson Bolton. who had exam
ined the premises. Mr.. Moore was given
one week in which to make the necessary
repairs
Hattie Banks (colored) was charged with
assaulting and cutting Albert Johnson
with a razor. on account of the irabiiity
of the wounded man TO appear the case
was postponed until Thursday.
Henry Walker (colored) WAS sent 10 ire
grand Jury on a charge Of stealing = In
currency from Charles Bialkowski
The case OF William Bates ,colored,
charged with striking and woundirs Jen-
nngs Brown with intent 20 Kill, was, on
account of Browns condition, cohtlnied
until the 25th
Thornton d. Co., whose factory Is located
at the corner of Main and Twenty-sixth
streets. were charged with creating a nui-
sance by allowing SCOT and smoke from
their establishment TO annoy citizens liv-
ing on Franklin street near that point
and TO damage their housefurnishings.
Mr. Thornton appeared for his company,
and Mr.. r. +. Johnson for the owners
OF the property, and both expressed
WILLINGNESS IN do Whatever could be done
to remedy the evil. City Engineer Cut
shaw was called into consultation, and will
examine the stack and report to the JUS
tice what must be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
BURNED TO DEATH.
INFANT CHILD OF CORNELIUS COR
PREV A VICTIM OF THE FLAMES.
Death of Third I3asemnn Jobnson-Thc
Raleigh Resdy for Her steam Isock-
TrisI-Omccrs on Vacations

NORFOLK, VA, July r.-(Speciai)-
The dwelling house of Cornelius Corprew
(colored). at Great Bridge. Norfolk coun-
", was destroyed by fire yesterday. and
a s-year- old child burned to death in the
building.
DR.. Peter Darden, Of Newsoms Depot.
Southampton county. died OF typhoid-fever
yesterday.
Ed. johnson, thrd-baseman OF the Nor
folk League Baseball Club. died this
morning at ST. yincent's Hospital. of
typhoid-fev His remains were taken TO
washington city, his home. tonight.
Secretary Blackley, Of the Norfolk base
ball club. is very sick at the Mansion
House.
ELECTED PRINCIPAL.
George Mex. Balm. Of Portsmouth. was
to-day elected principal OF the new
High School of Norfolk. with a salary Of
81 800 per annum. The salary Of the as
sistant principal was fixed at 81, 200
The Merry Camping Band" party. OF
businessmen OF York, Penn, who came
south to spend twelve days at Ocean
View, arrived to-day. They are fine
body OF men. They have pitched their
tents on the lawn at the back OF the
hotel.
RALEIGH READY.
The new. steel cruiser Raleigh, built at
the nayy-yard here, Is reported ready
for her final steam dock-tfial, or both
mort and starboard engines. Workmen
are now painting the engine-room, ana
when that work is completed she VIII
be ready for sea. Thirty days VIII COM
plete her All the officers have been on
board for three months. All are anxious
now to get the Raleigh under orders.
Commander Wildes left last night for
Washington for examination and promo
ton.
Rear-Admiral Brown, commandant OF
the yard, will leave for Washington this
week on board duty The officers OF the
station are now taking their summer
vacations
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
The Seaboard Airline changes. In eff
feet on Monday, make Carpenter ID. W.
Ballentine, of Portsmouth, master car
builder, and Mr.. Simon G.. Dickerson Of
Portsmouth, superintendent OF transpor-
tation of the Southern Division. Georgia,
Carolina and Northern railroad, with
headquarters at Abbeville.
Norfolk County Court returned big
batch OF indictments against colored citi-
zens yesterday for felony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
TRUSTEES SALE
l. OF
The Virginia Gazette Plant,
IN THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG

BY virtue % deed Of trust dated BAY p
1893, and recorded m tho Clerks 00I'"
james Cuy county ani CITY Of Niiiiauf-t o..
Deed Book No ., pages 49, ami -, g. Poe
undersigned trustee % secure certain r
therein described. ami default hAsmt
made In payment OF the sane, ADJ i'i"t Poi
auirod 10 TO do by the Beneficiary, N'h ...
pubic auction AZ tho ONCE Of IN" saii f'.s .t
Gazette. in tho city oi Williamsburg on
FRIDAY. July p. 1894.
at IL o'clock. THE VIRGINIA GAf.. :
PLANT, consisting ~ seyen-colaBn hs.i ...s
with rollers aud extra core. iogsther f'' O.
the type, ink, cutters, iOo-case-, and lirai De
MALTA OF q irst-clas- plant.
For more particular description rH'e0
hereby given ~ tbo said do. a ~ i-isf
spectiOn OF said property can D. hal
plcatiou ~ the Gazette Office Oh Dlke -
cester street.
TERMS: Cash ~ % - much N TO- '''
as may De necessary 10 dosr8y expense I.
cutting this trust and to pay tln -1fn 'f - D
hundred dollars $500 WIN uttered i0-
lat day OF MAY. 1893. snd IS uisurin ..'
remainder OF tho purchase fsouey 80 1' -
such time and secured IN -7iCh mhnu"r .s M.
granto< IN said deed OF trus may ou ~ 80
prescribe. slDNkl shi
20 lr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
ROANOkE'S ELECTION CONTEST.
witnesses Examined and the Argument
Commemorate Grave Digger Dies.

ROANOKE. VA. July H.-(Special.)-
The city election contest was resumed In
the Hastings Court to-day. Judge Horsler,
of Nelson county, presiding. Eight wit
nesses were examined, showing that the
counting Of the ballots in the Third Ward
was very irregularly performed, and
while no actual fraud was claimed, the
evidence Of opportunity was not lacking,
the room In which the ballots were
counted being crowded with people from
O'Clock on the evening OF the election
until o'clock the next morning. After
the examination of these witnesses argu-
ment was commenced by counsel az to
whether the court should order recount
of the ballots of the Third Ward or
confirm the report of the commissioners
of election, which thew out the vote OF
the ward entirely. and declared Messrs.
Gooch and Payne (Democrats) elected
Commemorative Attorney and Commis-
sioner OF Revenue. respectively, instead OF
Messrs. Hartwell and Pattie, the Republi-
can candidates for these offices. Five law
yers had spoken on one side or the
other when court adjourned at o'clock
u. NJ, and two more speeches VIII be
made tomorrow on the same question.
4 NATURAL DEATH.
Frazier Bracket. a colored grave-digger
of this city, died suddenly this morn
ing The verdict of the Coroner's jury was
that death was from natural causes. De
ceased was 50 years old, and leaves a wife
and eighteen children.
MUST BE COUNTED.
After adjourning court this afternoon
Judge Horsey decided TO near tne re-
mainder of the argument in the election
contest case in chambers. which was done
this evening, when the Court decided that
the vote Of the Third Ward must be
counted tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18

ley Of virginia. At Ch:sletts e Con,
r Neison. Will ioin the party. The whole
column viii number about one hundred
The party viii leave the train At stau s.
RockbrIdge Alum Springs. where camp
Tbey Vii remain in camp for about one
week, and then ride back through the
celebrated Goshen Pass 10 20 SIS sap hn@s
S.ovrrnor O'Ferrall will accompany the
snuadron and will add much pleasure to
tho marty. The Archaeological has
promised to visit the troopers during their
encamDmeut. ttf1atf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18

Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
William L.. Hardwicke. OF this city, TO
Miss Mary +. Tyler, at the residence OF
the brides parents. "Allendale." Louisa
county. Va, on Tuesday evening. July
2iet AT 90 o. clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Mo,her Rescues Her Child.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA July
I7-(Special)-A most remarkable escape
from death occurred at Setersvlile'sAi, ~ :
bow, the son of Charles Ptchford, aged
Years. fell into well more than twenty
feet deep, and reached the water. His
mother with great nerve, went Gown ~,
the well on the rocks of the wall and
rescued the child. and the little fellow
came out laughing as II nothing had nap
pened. The mother says now mat she has
no idea how she accomplished the hazar-
dous feat ,
The dry spell still continues in certain
sections of the county. All crops are sur
fsring. and the gardens are nearly de-
A new industry has been opened at Dea-
tonyiue. Mr.. Floyd Tucker starts cam
merry specially for tomatoes.
Mrs. William Doyne, OF farmviile' Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Tucker
Mrs. Captain Ellis. Of Ashland, Is on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. +. w. Tucker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Mechanics Institute Committees.

Mr.. W. J. Whitehurst. president of the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, has an
nounced the following standing commit
tees for the ensuing year:
Committee on Night School-E. +. G
Davis chairman. II. NJ. Starke.. u. +
Jenress, Joseph w. Laube, and Mann 5
Quarles y
Committee on Exhibtion-R. Il. Mum
ford chairman, David a. Ainslie. Henry
r. Holmes. Robert S. Bosher, and f.. H.
Archer.
Committee on Lectures-W. f. Simons
fchairman). Marx Gunst, and Henry c.
Garrett. -
Committee on Library-John Chamblin
chairman. Joseph b. Welsh, and Ed
ward f. Seal.
Committee on Inventions-E. j. Bosher
chairman, Peter +. Greenwood, and j.
T. Jobson.
Committee on Finance-T. +. Jenress
chairman. Williams c. Ammons, u. j.
Rosher Richard l.. Frayser. and l.. /.
Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
OlcKENSON,S NEW SHERIFF.
The Treasurer's Once still Vacant-Indict-
ments by the Grand Jury.

CLINTWOOD. VA, July 17.--(Special)-
C. A. Willis, Sheriff of this county, re-
signed on Thursday last, and c. W.
Haynes one OF his deputies, was APP
pointed 10 ill the vacancy. The appoint
ment gives general satisfaction, so far
as | have heard an expression or SEN
tment from the people.
/ NJ. Galley. Treasurer, also rendered
his resignation, but as yet no one mas
been appointed. There seems TO be no
applicants for the position Resignins
seems 10 be the modus operandi OF oi'lce-
holders in this county. as only month
or two ago other designations were ten
derei the Court. ~,
The grand jury was adjourned on Fri
day morning, after being In session three
days. Some forty indictments Wtre r. re-
of the reyenue-law. while the greater
portion of the remainder were for carry
ing concealed weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
STILL IN THE LEGAL FIGHT.
Judge wickham Ovcrrules the Pleas
Demurrer 10 the Indictment.

The trial Of the Smither's-Store Precinct
election cases was resumed yesterday In
the County Court Of Henrico. All OF the
counsel, the many witnesses. and various
spectators were promptly on hand when
the court opened at II O'clock Judge
Wickham delivered his opinion upon the
questions raised and argued the Day De-
fore on the pleas alleging that the spe-
cial grand jury had been Illegally sum
moned and organized, and sustained the
demurrer 10 ali five pleas. and the defend
ants, by their counsel, excepted 10 the
rulings OF the Court.
Counsel for the defendants then oemur-
red TO the Indictment In the case as
whole and to each of the six counts there
Of The offence charged is under section
$50 OF the present Code, and consists OF
the wilful neglect on the part or the
Judges and clerks Of election OF their du-
ties as enjoined by law, and OF their cor
rupt conduct In the execution OF their
duties at the election held last Novem-
THE DEFENCE's CONTENTION. .
Colonel Meade Haskins, Of counsel for
the defence. opened the argument. He
contended that under the statute IN ques-
ton the judges and clerks of elections
could not be Jointly indicted, because they
were officers whose duties were well and
clearly defined by statute, and such du-
ties were separate and distinct; that
judges OF election are judicial oincers,
while the duties OF the clerks are purely
ministerial and that one class OF officers
could not be jointly indicted with another
class, either for "a neglect OF duty or FOR
corrupt execution OF duty, when the duty
charged as neglected or corruptiy exc
cuted was enjoined by law only upon one
class Of such officers. He also urged upon
the Court that the charges In the various
counts were too vague and general, either
to give notice to the defendants OF the
particular offence which is alleged 10 have
been committed. or I'm order TO enable
the Court TO pronounce any proper judg-
ment in the case. Many authorities were
cited TO sustain the points made. Mr..
Miles Martin followed on the same side.
and urged upon the Court the adoption OF
the views already advanced for the de-
PENDANTS
THE OTHER SIDE.
Captain A. r. Guigon replied on behalf
OF the Commonwealth, and insisted that
the Indictment had been legally and
officers could be thus indicted jointly, and
that the case was set forth with suiii-
cient certainty and precision. tie also
contended that tn authorities cited by
counsel for the defence did not sustain
their view Of the ease. and appealed TO
the Court to hold the indictment and
each count TO he good and valid He also
views
Mr. C. V Meredith closed the discussion
i'm an earnest contention that these two
separate and distinct set of officers could
not possibly be thus jointly indicted, ana
that even If they could BE-. that the vari-
Gus counts in the indictment did not set
forth offences for which the defendants
ought to be held 10 answer
The Court reserved its decision until ii
N to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18

AIexANpRIA's CHARTER MILL
Judge Keith Norton Incorporates "o ""'o
Com panies-Married at 50. MHrys'

Judge Keith Norton lhcotpN'S"sSS
Companies-Msrried mt 81. Msry's.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. July n.--1speciaL)
Judge Keith Norton, of the Corporation
Court. Yesterday evening granted cnar-
ter M INCORPORATION to the Allegheny Coai
company. This company. which proposes
! IN mine. buy. and sell coal. coke. etc: nas
as ito capital stock $4,000, when u W e e
divided into shares or siW earm ,c, nil 20
zoo acres. Delegate Charles Bendheitl 10
its agent for this city. and us ohlce, 20 co. "
be on King street. It's presiden, an"
rotary are Thomas X. Martin ana j. nu,
raw Rurre,I. both OF Washington. ana H.
s. Wilder. Floyd II. Hun, ana Leroy va" ~
tin are the remaining members oi '"o
company. -, =, tho sore
81, =" The \ Auth manufacturing Com
many of WASHINGTON. which company pro-
poses to manufacture Ice ana conuuctt, a
cold-storage business. IL mas It's capitai
stock placed at 100000, which is to De
divided into 500 shares. It's principal Once
is located in this city, with. Mr.. ;. q.
Brent as its agent. The following - the
list OF its officers, all OF whom are from
Washington: President and Treasurer,
.John III. Rupert Vice-President. Santus
Auth: Secretary, Nikolaus Auth, ana Di-
rectors. Leon Tobiner and Frank NJ. Rup-
pert. ,,,,,,, ,,.oo,e
Mr.. Charles Baggott and Miss Rosa
Woods. both wel-known and much-liked
Alexandrians, were married yesterday AT
st. Mary's parsonage by Rev. Father
Kenefck. The ceremony was witnessed
by a few OF the relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties.
Richmond Is to have a lengthy visit
from an AleXandrian. Henry Jenkins. the
negro hoy who was arrested TOR large
number Of burglares in this city, WAS yes
terday tried In the Corporation Court.
and for robbing the stores Of j. w. Goods.
G.. William Ramsay and Harry Rice was
given six years in the Richmond Peniten-
tiary. The lad Is very young. the year
that sees his release from the penitentiary
being the one in which he will attain his
ma inriiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Mr.. Meftert's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph G. Mettcr'
took place yesterday afternoon from
Trinity Methods; Episcopal church and
was largely attended by mis- relatives and
friends. The services were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. J. S. Hunter, assisted by
the Rev Preston Nash and the Rev. Dr.
George II. Ray The active bearers
were Messrs r. s. NJ. Valentine. J. II.
Dickerson, Charlie Hardwick, John Epps,
John T. Hughes. John Wilks. A. Z. Mont
gomery. and X. f. Dyson.
Honorary-Judge S. g. Witt and Messrs.
Joseph G. Dckerson, j. W. Ferguson.
l.. c. Figg: Il. l.. ID. Walford, and w. A.
Clarke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18

rage license TO Mr.. BENJAMIN A.. Frank
lin and Miss Carrie NJ. Booker.
A GROCER ASSIGNS.
Late Monday afternoon Mr.. q. w.
Redman. doing business as = grocer at
No. al weat Cary street. fled q deed OF
assignment In the Office Of the Chancery
Court, naming Mr.. H. st. John coaiter an
trustee.
The deed provides Arst for the payment
OF all rent In arrcar. commission OF
10 per cent. 10 the trustee, and the
amount due Coalter e. Wise for iegai
services. The residue. so far a. may De
necessary. after payment OF three small
preferred claims Is 20 be shared ratao'y
by the other creditors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Sudden Death Of Mr.. Spicer.

Mr. William II. Spicer, who resided at
No. S Nicholson street and had been EN-.
poyed al lakewood for a number OF
years. died suddenly at l2:3O O'Clock yes
ierdav while at work in the cemetery.
Mr.. Spicer was making his usual rounds
with is cart. accompanied by fellow
workman. The latter having occasion to
leave him. returned in a short while 10
find him lying upon the ground lifeless.
Coroner Leftwich viewed the body, and;
deeming an inquest unnecessary, turned
the remains over to the family OF the
deceased. Death resulted from heart-
disease. ~
8 Deceased was In his saith year. He
leaves a wife and two small children. The
funeral will take place from Fulton Bap-
fist church at IL o'clock this morning.
Patrick Henry Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics. Of which
Mr.. Spicer vas member. will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Lee Camps Outing.

The party going to OCEAN View under 1n,Is
and ali who intend going can get railroad
Tickets from John A. Meanley and George
W. LIBBY, at city Hall. or d. II; Pyle
sis IL east Broad street. on and after ,.
Thursday next. Tickets are s9od Tor yen
DAYS The committee would be glad ii
ali ali who Intend going would notify them,
SO that the proprietor of Ocean View
Hotel may make due prs l,a ,,99 to TO xsc,
commodate the party; ms VIII NC Ink
third outing at the View.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18

The new City Democratic Committee
will hold it's second meeting next Tuesday
night. The standing subcommittee and
the ward superintendent will then. be
announced, and IL will be decided when
and how delegates 10 the congressional
convention shall be elected. Up TO this
time Mr.. Wise Is the only aspirant for
the nomination. Chairman Dawson Is In
Scottsville. but will return to the city In
time for the meeting Of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
VII, ya.rry Her.

Willie williams. white. man about
y wears old. who lives at the corner Of
Sixth and Byrd streets, was "a, arrested ,d
yesterday by Sergeant I0sn ma .Hoa ana
charged With the betrayal under promise
OF OFF, marriage Of Josie Lee Harlow, who
vesides on Oregon HIN. The warrant was
sworn out by the girls mother. Mrs.
"' r. the officers at the station young
Williams acknowledged his guilt. and
said he was perfectly willing to marry
the girl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
DIR. Caves Nephew breaches.

TAZEWELL, VA, July H-(Special)-
Rev. Mr.. Powell. of Louisville. a nephew
of DR.. Cave. has been drawing crowds
to the Christian church by a series of
sermons. which are greatly enjoyed. lie
is a liberal thinker. and is thorough
believer in individual Interpretation.
The remains of Mrs. J. Y. Crawford,
a highly esteemed Christian lady OF our
Methodist Episcopal church, South.
Miss Lucy Walker. Of stanton, is on
a visit here to her sister. Mrs. 81. Clair.
DR.. Kelly, formerly Of this place. but
now prominent physician OF cate Clty,
Va is visiting his father, Judge James
- Kelly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
OF tho Seven Occupants Only One Wa
Shocked-County News.

The house OF Joe Brooks. colored
man In Woodville. just beyond the city
limits, was struck by lightning during
the storm Monday afternoon. Seven per-
sons, all of whom were in bed together,
were In the house at the time. None of
them were hurt, except little child,
which was rendered insensible by the
shock A few burned and charred places
on the roof Of the building was the only
damage done.
locked up at the county jail by Deputy
Sheriff Voegler yesterday on the charge
OF lunacy. and a commission will act In
her case tomorrow.
Coroner I.eftwich yesterday recovered
the dead body of an infant that had been
left in the road near the head Of Thirty
fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: J. w Beverage TO w. G..
Malone. ll3 HIP feet on west side Brook
avenue. $3.50.
William =. I.awton and wife to George
III. Richardson. IL sc feet on north side
Leigh street between Fourth and Firth.
s., 500.
ID. c. Richardson, special commissioner,
to Rosa l.. Francis. II feet on west side
Twenty-sixth street between n and O.
subject TO a lien of $500.
James A. Morris ST.. and wife to Henry
r. Miller. . feet on south side Main street
between Short and Harvie. sl05.
Henrico: George ;. Prince and others
TO Gertrude NJ, wife of William NJ. Mat
thews, same deed reported from Chancery
Court on Saturday, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
The industrial Home.

a meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
this institution was held al +. NJ: yestcr-
day, and the regular order of business
was disposed of. The Executive and IT,
nance committees submitted their reports
and the future Of this worthy enterprise
is very encouraging The superintendent
report having been misplaced by. an over
sight, the m letting adjourned until COCK
this evening, at President Lyons's office.
in the State Bank building, and a full
attendance Of the board Is desired.
A neatly-pripted pamphlet from the
presses of the J. l.. Hin Printing Conn
pany has just been issued, giving con-
nected history Of the institution. a copy
of tine charter, constitution, rules for the
government Of the home. and an appeal
in It's behalf.