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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-13
FREEMAN'S RESTAURANT,
80 Weybosset Street.
open Evenings Until IL o'clock.
OYSTERS A SPECIALITY!
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of an execution No. 1915, issued from
fhe District Court OF the sixth judicial District,
on the 10th day Of May 1891 and returnable TO said
Court the 10th day OF August, 1894, wherein the
tong Island Brick Company, corporation created
ia, and Joseph orlcck Of the city and county OF
Providence and state OF Rhode Island is defendant
will be sold at Public Auction at the sherif's oice
fn the Providence County Court House on College
street Ina the city Of Providence, Saturday, the
fth day OF &c eptember, 1894, at II o'clock a. m tine
following described real estate attached on an
original writ in the above named suit, to wit All
the right title and interest that the said defendant
p. m, the time OF the attachment on sal I
original writ. In and TO that certain lot OF
in the city OF Providence and bounded easterly
by Clayton street 4aH feet ana holding
that width throughout extends back westerly from
the west line OF said Clayton street 1908 feet
bounded northerly by land Of David Copian and
land OF Jacob Albert and Harris Goidberg. and
koutheriy and westerly by land OF the Providence
lnstitution for Savings being lot No. plat of
lots entitled rc-piat OF portion Of the Vim. B.
wood. re- p.ttsd October isss by 8 SushIns
Also those three lots OF land and the
buildings and improvements thereon. sit
nated oS Gladstone avenue and Pettis lane
IN the city OF Providence. and are lots NOS
B. and on a plat entitled map Of land Chalk
Latham, November. issi, which said plat is re-
corded In the land records of the City of Providence
on Plat Gard sii Also that certain lot Of land with
In the City Of Providence on the northery side of
Gladstone avenue on which II measures 81 feet
stone avenue 1is feet on the westerly line and si
feet on the eastery line aud i0j feet the south
Levied on this 18th day OF MAY. 1891, at O'Clock
m. and will be sold 10 satisfy said execution IL
Sufficient. SAMUEL Il. GARDINER,
Deputy Sheriff
The above sale sdjourned TO SATURDAY, sep
tember 29th, 1894, at same time and place
SAMUEL Il. GARDINER,
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 10, 1894 septi362O
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A GOOD BIG REQUEST.
Inv The AssocIated Prrss.

BY Tho Associated Prrss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-The VIII OF
the late Jose de Lawega, the SAINTS Craz
millionaire, has been fled for probats here.
Real estate valued at 600 900 Is beq1eat bed
10 sustain an asylum for the blind, Gsai,
dumb, lame, parslytis and aged psop!s u
both sexes.
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Breakfast ut CIarke's for 2Oc.
From stos. ,str.at. Try one.
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CHOIR BOYS.

There are three vacancies in 81 Stephens Choir.
George street. tor boys with good voices between
II and IL years OF ave. WIZ receive pay aud in
struction in singing. Address
w. G. RHODES. p. o. Box lis6
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roo LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION
yNTANTBD--LAD ABOUT l7IN AN OFFICE
w Good penman. ~ Pine street septi3-tf
VIyANrED--sITuATION BY JEWELLERS
w Tool Maker u years experience on vari-
Gus kinds OF TOOLS Box NJ, News Office.
scpti3-3t
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l43 CANAL ST.. LARGE ARRIVAL

Lemons Lemons Lemons
HARVEY PRODUCE 10
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NssHiNoToS. sept ~. Forecast TN q n m.
rldsy for Nsw England. fair, slowly rislng tcn-
serature in the interior, variable winds.
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synopsis-A large cloud area coyers most Of the
sounlry cast Of the Mississippi River, except tho
New England staiesi the conditions appear some
what unsettled In the lower lake region. and II is
possible that storm may develop In that region
"ithinthe next - hours, and move east in advance
efthe main disturbance II remains cool in New
England. the range being from a. at Northneld
W., 10 % al Nantucket, moderate easterly winds
arc ReneralIN ON the Atlantic cnn.I -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR.
Opening of the Season with Brilliant
Battle-Ground and social.

EiIi-EtrsNUui ana SOcldi.
WARRENTON, VA. July 7-(Special)-
The season here opened on Wednesday
night with a bail at the Fauqu!er White
Sulphur Springs. The hotel was brilliantly
lighted and the strains Of Weber's in
toxicatng music were heard with de-
light as the many gay vehicles drove up
10 the door. The ball was opened at y
O'Clock by Miss Emily Forbes ana
Mr.. John Baker, son of the proprietor
Of the springs.
Among the noticeable dancers present
were Misses Maize Scott, Mary Carter. OF
Glen Welby: Julia Barry, Sophy car
ter. Mary and Emily Forbes, Lizzie Fair
Jessie Riggs, Eva Blackwell, Misses Mary
and Elise Kirke Of Baltimore. and
Messrs James Maddox, John Games
Leonard Horner. Robert Barry, lsham
Keith. John Keith. Norman Beyan, Her
bert Carr, Portman Turner Day, HARDY
Fair, and many. many others OF tue
"fair and brave" whose names are too
numerous TO mention.
General Lindsay LOmax and daughter
Miss Lindsay. are visiting Warrenton.
Miss Rose Page, Of Albemarle. Is stay
Ing with Miss Miss Landon Hicks.
Chlef-Justice Thomas Smith. of New
Mexico, IS recruiting in Warrenton, aiter
attending 10 duties in his adopted State
during the past winter.
Mr. B. Day Spillman, son-in-law OF
Senator Camden, Of West Virginia, has
bought the Norman farm. about two mlles
from town. and / understand that he Ia
going to open it up as a thoroughbred
stock-faIm. which will be greatly 10 the
benefit of others OF the same business In
this county.
Mr.. Charles Nlinnigerode, of Alexandria,
and Mr.. Armistead Carter, Of Upper
willie are AT the Warren Green Hotel.
MIR. William Mason is visiting Mr..
George Nelson.
The Warrenton CotillOn Club gave
their first german on Friday night.
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ARREST OF HEZEkIAh FUTILE.
Charged with burning Church-Aes"-
rnoniaI To Judge Farrar

CAPPAHOsIE. GLOUCESTER COUN'
TY, VA, July. T.-~(Special)-This com
munity was In great surprise ana e.-
element over the arrest OF Mr. Hezehian
futile, who was taken TO the court
house by the Sheriff yesterday morning
Mr. futile was indicted yesterday py inc
grand jury, charged with setting hre 10
a church Mt this place. or rather as IN,
stlgating the crime. Mr.. futile IL an Ola
man. now 81 years old. and has borne
good character. AS I am informed the
evidence against him Is solely upon 'he
statement OF the accomplice, ana am NOT
advised OF corroborating circumstances
which will be material to perfect the case,
Abundant rains have fallen here, anu
the crops are greatly revived, AFTER a
long spell Of dry weather.
The Glorious Fourth was spent quietis
by the people here There were many
reunions and outings.
on that day Judge Farrar lectureu ioi
the people at Memorial church, ana az
the close OF the lecture Senator StuDp'
said he had a pleasing duty 70 perform
and in a few graceful and eloquent re-
marks presented Judge Farrar win
beautiful badge In gold. The Judge replied
feelingly In accepting the testimonial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
p.u of the Aibemarle Light Horse.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July T.
1cnacial1-On last evening the Albemari:
,,1p,'. IIorsa Troop gave its second annual
H Tba cavaIrymen were in fun uni
FORM and looked sCd ,s gro ana aasn, was
An I'i.h,frI supper Among those present
q were Misses Virquilia Hanckel, virginia
w Mason Nora Moran. sallis Woods, Mar,
Woods, Lucy Haneke LIZZIE 1ann,. H RIaks.
MdIS Ixate Nelson, Lacy Williams. MRS
I Roller Mrs. Lee, Messrs. VIM lutte
Mi cochran, Rich. Minor. Hugh .o, Ne n1ob,
pasii Iones. Walter Antrim, Jack FISH
, p"sn George Mason. Kenneth Brown,
p Hn,1,ns randolph, Willie Randolph. stuart ,'
Hanckel. Stuart Williams; Wv Winston iaCs
.n'or'e' nreck Robertson, Archie Wat
sn nV Rob Ballentine, Lee Marshall; n
iS Warren Lee. Dr. H. 4. ,( Ns,rom'
Allen Hlssrsnde rd Boone SiScr eh"r chaperones
Mechanics Woods. Thornton, Nelson ke''
Ter. and Roberts.
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WARRENTON, VA, July 7.-(Special)
The first german Of the season was given
last night by the Cotillon Club at the
old Town Hall. a more enjoyable ana
brilliant affair could not be imagined
/ Weber played in his best style, and MT.
Turner Day lead beautifully.
Miss Lizzie Gaines was gowned In Old
rose silk, and danced with Colonel
Thomas Smith. Mrs. Sidney Ranlett, OF
New Orleans. wore blue and white grena-
dine. with diamonds. and danced with
Mr.. Maddux. Miss Maize Scott wore
smoke-colored creme Her partner was
Mr.. John Gaines. Miss Julia Barry was
lovely in a striped-pink silk. with hya-
| cinths. dancing with Mr.. Leonard Howell
Miss Resale Scott was one of the no
tceable dancers. Her partner was MT
Robert Spilman, of the Virginia Military
Institute. Miss Virginia Payne and MI
helms. OF Newport News, were notice
able couple. Misses Maggie ana Jane'
Johnson both wore white. Miss l.izzie
Fair danced with Mr.. George Tallisferro
| Christie, of Florida. and Miss Lucy stone
with Mr.. jim Haynes. of Baltimore
Misses Sophy and Mamie Carter, OF Up
perville were dancing with MT ChariV'
! Ninnigerode Of Alexandria, ana Mt
Armistead Carter Of LeesburS. MISS kos'
! page. Of Gotham, wore white dotted mus
| lin The chaperons were Mrs. Thomas
| Semmes. Mrs. Virginia Bowie, OF Alexah
dria: Mrs William d. Thomas OF l'ch
mond; Mrs. u. Taylor Scott, Mrs' JONI
| Relt. Mrs George stone, and Mrs. Brit
tom. There were numerous stays hangins
oround the door. who added greatly tC
the enjoyment of the evening.
Mr. Murray Hnlcary, Of Staunton, Is Wis
ting his brother, Mr.. Richard Hiiicary
| OF this place.
| pev DR.. william Thomas. OF Richmohu
has toined his wife and children here
where they will spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Scott. OF hlch
,nond. are at the rome of Major Taylor
y Scott. ,,.r,
ON Thursday evening a charming itu'
TOO was given by Mas Virginia Payne
ho. lovely old home TO Mr.. and Mrs
charlas Catlett, OF stanton, who arr
.,,.,tiro NJ General Hunton's.
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Cht,dren.s.Day at Briery Church.

EUREKA MILLS. VA. July L-lSpe..
cIalJ-Chilfren' s-Day was observed az
Hrierv church to-day. Addresses were
made by Rev. W. McMiller. Of smith
vile church. and others. a bountifui ON
ner was spread under the grand Odd oak
which surround the church, ana tle larS,
crowd paid its respects 10 the repast II
an apprecatlve manner.
Our section has been favored with GOO
rains this week. and all crops have beer
greatly improved. ,,..ug
Mr. Lee W. Morton was in Richmond
on buS meas this week.
cadets G.. V. Morton and Emby Scot
have returned with their diplomas iron
the virginia Military Institute.
Your correspondent while in Richmont
n few DAYS ago called az the Dispatc'
building just before the paper went u
press and was shown the various evo ,,,,
,'ors 81 this great daily before it is read!
sa- Tho hungry public. There is n grea
amount Of work connected with getting
out paper.
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THE RocKBRlDcE DRAGONS.
A Reunion nj Lexington, August .th-As-
slstant Professors v. VI. l..


LEXINGTON. VA. July 7.-(Special)-
A number of the survivors Of the Second
Rockbridge Dragons. C. S. A.. met here
this week. and decided to hold reunion
OF the old command in Lexington on the
eth Of August All members OF the Four
teenth Regiment were invited TO meet
with them, and those who participate are
expected to be mounted. AT the meeting
Colonel John a. Gibson was elected
chairman and y. Il. Mcclure secretary.
An organization OF the remaining mem.
bers Of the company was ehected by the
election OF its old officers as follows:
Iohn A. Gibson, captain: James Lindsay.
first lieutenant; William n. Sterret, Sc.
cond lieutenant; William n. Wilson. third
lieutenant: j. s. Gibson. orderly sergeant.
G. w. Irvine, c. Y. Green, l.. {. DAVID
son. John Sheridan. and John A. Gibson
were appointed a reception committee AT
the reunion.
,rbe summer law school OF Professors
Iohn Randolph Tucker and Chafles n
Crayes a, the Washington and Lee
I'niverslty. opened with twenty-edd stu
dents. Among the students are Elk re-
can, graduates OF as many southern UNI
versities. 49, ,,,..,ota
THE Academic Board OF the virginia
Military Institute elected the FOLLOWING
assistant. professors for the coming ses-
s,on. CAPTAINS s. Il. Walker Virginia; W.
n yoorheIs. Virginia; NJ. u. corsc' VIZ.
.d,t. and u. Is. Morgan, Virginia ai o'
whom were there last session. gnu ,ap
tain r. w. Lewis. OF Lynchpurs. va
class 1890. One place remains 10 pc "a.
that Of Captain Francis MAINLY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
At VIRGINIA BEACH.
TIE COTTAGE PARTY" A LEADING
FEATURE or TIE SEASON.
thriving, Surf. Bathing, Loungine, Lunch
ting. and Card-riaying tho Ideal
Life M This Resort.
1corresnonaenee Of the plspateh.l

Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)
VIRGINIA REACH. July THE cottage
Mart, at virginia Reach under the chape-
,,uase Of MIS-. Camm IL the feature OF
o., season. The lfo IS perfectly ideal.
Driving. surf-bathine, lunches at the At
lsriic club. visits to the Princess Anne
Motel morning ana evening, card-play-
o.I louueing on the beach 1n full the
gv.n. hours. and 81 meal-times there were
n.ver such appcutes for fried spot ana
l.ftfr.ratta. hTofcd Spanish mackeel'
and mullins. Early and late the busy
cook Plies her fryiug-pan. with the N"''
l.-pe az ending her task. but, Ike o'''o''
ury ,ry more" no matter no" many
ai4l.es are employed
4 ROUND OF FUN
The week Of "the Fourth has oeen a
BOUND az fun and frolic az Hughes's Cot
tare. which g., vasiousiy and humoronsiy
tHfe4 3, members ~ the party.
rho v.rsk ~ tac Har Association be-
ri,s g. I.y. and is looked forward to
U!ft dl.shtful aniicIauons.
qre ,ouur ladies' Who constitute tha
nara. .rs Misses g. ld'rs,cevc ana FLOR
once Robin. 'n. Hblttuoft' i'ihf " "i'"i''''
q. ..~ E,nnd Mary Lewis, Mary How
s~I. Gertrude Cemm. Annie Leigh Camm
Ns~y M Anderson, Meme Myers Laura
r.ster 11ughicr az Congressman Lester
.r.r. savannah. Ga. and on Monday VII
'- 4ea Miss Cali daughter Of th'
r-,te5 state senator from Florida, ans
A,.s Julia Mcem. OF s.ynchburg.
GENTLEMEN.
Am Che gentlemen who have been
a. .... win De Of the party are Lieutcn
..t Paxton. Mcssrs. L. u. Williams hen
o.. q. CaheU. John Atkinson, kirk"ooa
.-t .. D. W. Ilansvinckcl. Saunders
1f,s.r.r. Arthur s. WV Rev. Arthur
k.l. ..tiur new York; Tench Iiehlman
Trrk Taylor Robert Tomln' leig.toi
y....l a. j. Randolph. Norfolk. Va.
l-...r Anderson. Jr.. J. +. a. Hobson
ri. ..ee Uawcs. william Peters, West Viz
..|. nrl others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
COLEY EXECUTION.
A MILITARY COMPANY ORDERED TO
REPORT TO THE SHERIFF.
Ben McKenzie's Murderer Jailed In Car.
thsgs-Miils duplicates Others In the
Murder of Ina wimberlcy.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 7-03pecial.)-
Governor Carr has, at the request or the
county authorities, ordered the military
company at Louisburg to report for duty
to the Sheriff there next Friday at the
execution OF the Coley brothers. The
gallows is erected. The execution will be
private.
There IS rumor here. for which no
foundation can be found. that the wood
work Of the Seaboard Airline will be
done at Portsmouth and all the IRON
work here.
1t Is positively asserted that the Amerl-
can Railway Union has no members in
North Carolina.
News reache- here OF the sudden death
OF Mayor Rogerson, Of Edenton.
Rowland Leach. the man who some
months ago called Ben. Mckenzie to the
door of his home in Moore county and
shot him dead. has been captured and is
IN jail at Carthage.
4 GRAVE CHARGE.
r. +. Baker was yesterday placed In jail
at TRrboro. on the grave charge OF ourn'
ing Captain Battles residence, at MS
"Cool Spring" farm. IN Edgecombe county
Next Wednesday Grandchildren Douglas
/ and the Odd-Fellows' Executive Commit
tee meets AZ the orphanage OF the order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Har-Room Robbers Arrested.

NEIV STORE, w, July T.-(spociaL)-
News has iust reached us that William
Maze. Wash. Booker and white man
by the name OF Morris have been arrested
and lodged in Jail for entering and rob
bling the bar-room Of Sidney Puyear at
buckingham Courthouse. on the night OF
the 81 Of July. Maze is colored boy
Il years Of age, and was engaged as mall
carrier on the route from buckingham TO
Farmvlle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
t,.,aII,,,on Services To-Day.

MEHERRIN. VA, July 7.-CSpec'a,,'-
Installation services Will be he.u al w
he,.,4, PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow
pnv Mr.. Johnson officiating ana rev
Uugh Henry to receive the charge.
The walker" a popular social cruz.
comnosed OF Lunenburg' most prominent
farmers. met at the home Of Mr.; rev rev,
lev stokes on wednesday and celepralei
the Fourth by a magnificent dinner e1Vem
bv the host and a speech by MI Lev"
Stokes. e Daro
Miss Jessie Booker and mother OF Pam
Min CITY. and Miss Alice Lea huhdley,
Of Halifax county are visiting the MisseS
Ewing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Eva N. Bows, Anna Bowe. J. O. Dlanch-
ard, A. l.. Hunt, q. /. Powers, Mrs.
T. H. Elicit, Miss Mary Johnston. j.. OF
liam, Adolphas Blair, H. c. Bunneil, D.
c. Williams, Ivey l.. Arlington; MICS D.
w Lawson. Robert Lawson, Maggie Law
son. Thomas p. stage and family. J. y.
Tuser and daughters, J. 3. McIlwaine.
I. Mcllwaine. ID. X. Mldge,t and wife.
pryap McCullen and wife, Oscar Mecul-
,c, and wife. w. o. Cooke, John Pickrell.
N Gregory. Mrs J. H. Ware, Jr..
Mas T. prince. Miss J. Dugger, u. W.
covington. Elijah Baker. or. II. ID.
lJ,cLs barton II. Orundy, W. NJ. Blair,
John II. Cuipeper, William p. DeSausscur.
a. Madison. Mrs. Thomas How, MISS
Laura Wingfield, A. NJ Gale. and James
Gibson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

sixth term IN Congress; Hon. Lee 3.
oyerman for United States ssnsxor. ard
commenting him 10 the whole people OF
the State as a man worthy ard efficient to
be zcb. yance's successor. No acton
was taken on the judgeship. but a ma.
jority seemed TO favor I<ons a. asaipss
Armneld, the present incumbsIss. There are
four candidates for the solieiiorsbip. AMI
the county Is about equally divAei az
between them, hence no instructions.
This Is the first gun Of the campaign,
and enthusiasm prevails, and, coming
from the banner county. VIII probably
have rs effect on the State. Reports from
the county show that the Tntrd party
have not increased in numbers sino> The
last election. bat. n anything. decreased.
In Iredeli county. the nome OF ne NO
candidates for Judge, there IL very
bitter fight goirg on, and II Is hard %
! tell what the result VIII be In that COUNTY.
though II Is Democratic TO tho core
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
weddjng That Was Surprise.

TJ'RAY. VA. July 7.-(Special)-Some
surprise was occasioned here this morning
when news was received Of the marriage
in Washington. J.. G., to-day Of Mr. x.
d. Parkinson. eldest son Of Mr. Joseph
Parkinson, proprietor of the Hotel I.au-
rance. in this place, and Miss Elva Nc
Sneiden. daughter of Mr.. 7. J. McSpeiden
general manager Of the Stanley Furnace
and Land Company at Stanley. In THIS
county The young couple It seems, lefI
for Washington, j.. c, last night on the
north-bound vestibuled train. when
passes here shortly after midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
,t.elienI,nru An.ir..

sWEPSON. VA. July I--e5peeiaiD-
The crops in this section are The nnsst
since lsS7. and the seasons the best known
for MANY years. The corn crop on The
Roanoke-river bottoms Is fine. also tho
cotton and tobacco crops me h,st cot
ton.bloom having appeared June 18th.
The community IS very much ineonye-
nisnced BY the discontinuance q tho
freight and passenger depot at Bssset'
vile, on tho Atlantic and panville rail
road, and also Of the dlsconunuancs OF
the express Office at that place. This de-
pot has been In successful operation
since the completion Of tho road The
reason assigned for closing Is that the
traffic does not warrant the company .
keeping an agent there.
Mrs. James W Hendrick. daughter OF
Rev. J. IA. Ridd,ck. Presiding Blder OF
the Petersburg District, died a. her home.
near Palmers Springs. In this county.
Her remains were taken 10 Richmond for
frtarr0enf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

near Goidsboro. to accept plans for the
main building. which Is 10 be hand
some structure. 10 cost at leas, 10000.
DUPLICATES OTHERS.
George Mills the man charged with the
murder OF Ina Wimberley, his i7-year-old
niece has made statements duplicating
members OF her family in the terrible
crime. The physicians vino made the post.
norton are pledged to say nothing until
the trial. which promises to be notable
affair, with new and startling features.
The Farmers Mutual Fire insurance
Company, which yesterday sought by
mandamus to force the Secretary OF state
to issue 1t license to do business In this
State, was chartered by the last Legisla-
ture, In 1893. Its headquarters are nonli-
nally ct Raleigh. 1t has done no business
here.
The electric street-ears began TO run
here to-day. for the first time since No
vember 4. 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Williamson Declared Not Guilty.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 7.-(Spe-
cial)-Thc trial Of eX-Policeman John
williamson. charged with attempting to
XII Coroner a. c. Jones. was concluded
this evening at $50 O'Clock. The jury,
after being out about ten minutes,
brought in a verdict Of mot guilty" The
large crowd that filed the courtroom
cbeered the verdict again and again. This
case has created more interest than any
other one that has occupied the attention
Of this court for some time. and both sides
were represented by able counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
PASSED OVER THE DARK RIVER.
Personal and Social MOTIFS from Scotland

Personal and Social Notes from Scotiano
Neck and vicinity.
SCOTLAND NECK. \. c., July T.
Especial Mr.. Phelps, about 70 years
old, son Of =. n. Phelps. died Thursday
and was buried yesterday
Mr.. Cooke. chief engineer Mt the North
Carolina Lumber Company. In Tiliery,
died Thursday and was buried yesterday:
Mr. Claude Kitchsn and family returned
from Wake Forest yesterday.
Henderson.
Mr.. W. l.. Scott, OF Richmond, IL here
on 2 visit to his brother. Mr.. j. L. Scott
Miss Kate and Master Waite Bayley,
OF Ilttleton, are here visiting their aunt
Mrs. ". u. Josny.
Miss Bernice Williams, from Halifax,
Is visiting Mrs. w. w. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Robert H,nc4ley. washinston: Mr.. a.
Mrs. James T.. A. Gibbs Raphine, VAT
Mrs. Nelson Holmes. and Miss d. inomas.
OF Boontown. n. j.; MIR. A.. ID. i,i.on
and Mrs. w. Brydon Tenant. OF h,ca-
nond: George ingalls,, Richmond; captain
George Schoneld. Cleveland, ONO 1on'
Critcher. Jr.. Alexandria; Henry =, oas
washington; II. J. Scherck' New o,'ean ,',
family of Norfolk, Va; DR.. John i.
Hubbard. Jr., Cotuit. Mass; Edward
uanewincke.. OF Richmond; Mr.. and MIS-
Brn,nbaIl- Gilbert, OF New York; Mr.. ana
Mrs brewster. Of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

of the First Congressional District meets
here next Tuesday evening to select the
time and place Tor holding the con-
gresslonal convention. Greenviiis VIII en-
deavof to SECURE the convention.
Mrs ]. u. Cherry AID Mrs. w. r.
Morril are at fanocca Springs.
Mr.. w. S. Christian. young man OF
Georgia. has taken a position on the
Greenvile Index.
Miss Carrie DAN. OF Snow Hin. Is visit
ing Mrs. r.. w. King.