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No Change for the Better.

1t was learned by inquiry last night
as to the condition OF Harry Bernard that
there was very little change and that the
chances are against his recovery.
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New Citizen.

Manuel j. Alexander, a native of the
Azores Islands, was admitted to citizen
ship in Judge Johnson's court yesterday.
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CORONADO WATER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 531 NJ st. =
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MARRIED ladies, try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. 3
The record-union., 1894-05-17

OPEN all day, Clear Water Swimming
Baths, Twentieth and o.
The record-union., 1894-05-17
MOIRE SILKS.

Just received a line Of Colored and Black Watered
Silks at 75c yard. Can be had in navy,
brown, myrtle, tan and black.
The record-union., 1894-05-17
CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1NsTocK. IuB1N co.

Handsome new patterns in Fine French Challes
in cream and black grounds, 65c yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
News Grain. from Greenviile.

GREENVILLE, ~. c., June 3.-(Spe-
iai)-Quite large party is being made
up here to go TO the teachers assembly,
at Morehead, on Monday, and spend a
week at the seaside.
Mr. II. w. Whedhee left yesterday to
visit his parents, at HEREFORD.
Rev. w. $. Bernard, a student OF the
Theological seminary at Alexandria, Va,
has been spending a few days with his
mother here, and left yesterday to take
charge of parish in Beaufort county.
Professor Is. f. Goode. formerly OF Vir-
GINA, has located in Greenville, and VIII
open a female seminary here in Septem-
Der, having leased the college property
for that purpose The town IL fortunate
in securing him and such an excellent
school as he will conduct.
The revival I'm the Presbyterian church
closed last night, and DR.. W. b. Morton,
who was conducting 1t, returned to Hen.
derson to-day.
Miss Trovella Higgs returned home
yesterday from Baltimore. where she had
been attending school. Miss Graham, OF
New YORK, accompanied her home, and
Will spend the summer here. Miss Bertha
Savage has also returned home from
the same school
Miss Annie Jones, OF Raleigh, Is visit
ing Miss Sudie Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Quinerly, OF Kin.
ston, are visiting Mrs. Quinerly's parents,
here
Miss Minnie Arnheim, OF Tarboro'. Is
visiting Mrs. NJ. r. Lang.
Mrs. T.. y. HiggS Is visiting relatives
in Scotland Neck.
Miss Lille Harris left this morning to
visit friends in Scotland Neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
MISS KIMBERLEY STILL ALIVE.
MiIIs's Clothes to BE Used rs Evidence
Ag.in.t Him-Deatli of Confederate.


RALEIGH. n. c., June 23.-(Special)-
Though news came yesterday oy ~ie-
graph and mall. from Apex. that Miss
lana Wimberly, the young woman with
whose murder her unGe. George NILS
was charged, was dead, yet messengers
from her home. arrived here THIS morning
with the statements that she Is YET awe
and that she had spoken Few "oIu9'
such as calling names OF her family.
This morning Mllls's father and brother
and an attorney, who appeared for MINIS
several wears ago when he was charged
with assault. came here and went 10
the iail Mils's clothing is bloody par
ticularly at his pockets, where there are
hand prints. This clothing was taken
from him yesterday, 10 be used as evil
dence. the sheriff furnishing him with
new clothes.
Bishop Fitzgerald. OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. who is here attending
the Woman's Missionary Convention OF
the North Carolina Methodist Conference
called on Governor Carr to-day.
At the Soldiers Home here this morn
Ing Orren Hand, late Of Company u, De-
cond North Carolina Cavalry, died az
the age of r. lie was one of the most
popular inmates of the home.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
News reaches hero OF a shooting affair
I'm Johnston county Lucian Flowers
white farmer, while intoxicated, quar-
relied with the wife of Hannibal Corbett
(colored) about the way she was chop
ping" cotton. Her husband took her part
and. Flowers advanced towards him with
a pistol. Corbett thersupon shot him
with a gun loaded with buckshot ana
twelve struck him, breaking his arm In
two places. One shot entered his neck
George Vanderbilt the mulu-milnon-
aire, is now in Pennsylvania county with
a large party OF friends. a great many
woodsmen are with them. and these are
at his directions cutting out rOads SO
they can ride and see the superb views
IT is said Vanderbilt may buy the great
Gambler tract. of many thousand acres. IN
TTansylvanla.
AT Maiden yesterday John wilkins was
struck by lightning and killed. Elisha
Holder was killed in Davie county, ana
Matt. Crotty perhaps fatally hurt.
DRAGGED TWO MILES.
A sad death has occurred I'm Pasquo-
tank county. Edward Bury, % years old,
while on his way home in a buggy, fell
out and was caught IN the iroht dNic -
that he was dragged two miles by the
horse, which ran away. Bury's neck was
broken and searchers found his body IN
the road.
The railway authorities have secured
tho arrest of Andrew Oxendine. Croa-
tan Indian, in Robson county. He IS
charged with having burned the depot at
Bine Station last winter. Some property
taken from it was found in his posses
sion.
Mr.. John c. Upton has an order from
the government TO inspect the macada-
mized roads Of Mecklenburg county and
make reports on them 10 Washington
and 20 the National Road Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
p,cuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, June 2.-No auc-
ton sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 12i; smokers. Z;
cutters, "a; wrappers, .; darks, H. Total.
di hogsheads. co, -
rettes. si.iJoso; tobacco. N,iA.'l. Total
t5,595si.
rs5 hogsheads, and taken In. Highest
price, sl9,j: lowest. 40.
Private sales for week; Wrappers, ";
smokers, los; filters, 26i; cutters: ~ dars
leaf. 32i; Burley. 81; Tugs. 81. Total. i'iOo
Revenue collections: Cigars and clga-
rettes, $i422S.5; tobacco. slo.56I.l6 Total
s2i,5s5.6i.
This week has been an unusually actiVe
one In the tobacco trade. All grades OK
desirable old bright tobaccos have been IN
demand. especially cutters, sales OF which
have been large, and no doubt would nave
been much larger but for the scarcity o,
such stocks. Wrappers have adVahctu
$500 per hundred for the finer graues IN
the past week or two, and prices generaily
on all grades are better. Common niists
had the usual demand throughout the
week and smokers were also very ACTIVE;
Dark shipping tohaccos continue 10 sen
well. and large sales are reported.
Business to-day has been one OF ,ne
heaviest for a Saturday for many weeks;
The outlook Is much better for all Oh
brights, stocks of which are very large
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

He hates tobacco almost AZ badly 90
he does newspaper writers.
No one has ever been able 20 ind out
Just why Dr. Everett mas such an aver.
sion 70 the newspapcrs II IL probably
because newspaper man ran against
him for Congress. and carne very near
beating him. II Is said he will ba
beaten this year. and probably Mr..
William u Barrett, Speaker OF the Mas
sachusetts House OF Delegates. and
controlling spirit OF the Boston Ad.
vertser win again be the Republican
candidate.
Another thing that makes Congressman
Everett very hot is for member OF
The House 10 meet him and Ray. Hello.
Doc" As an LA ID. he does not like 10
be 30 Familiarity dealt with, but that's
the way Judge culberson. the most
distinguished lawyer IN the House, sa-
lutes him. The Judge 10 used to calling
them all Doe" down his way. and hav-
ing lived among rural newspapers all his
life. he speaks now OF all editors.
whether distinguished or otherwise, as
printers" They called them printers in
his country when he was a young man.
for they had small establishments and
worked the old hand-presses.
A RICHMOND OPERA.
Next week a new opera Is to be sung at
Albaugh's Theatre in this city, which
Is the joint production OF young news
paper writer OF this city and a musical
genius OF Richmond. II IS entitled
Marker; or the Legend OF Vuur Bril-"
The thereto is by Mr. l.. c. Johnson.
of the Evening Star. and the music by
Mr.. J. Emory Shaw. Of Richmond. The
Strakosch Comic Opera Company will pre-
sent the new attraction, and the pre-
diction is already made here that II will
prove a success. Mr.. Shaw IL so well
and favorably known in Richmond that
II is useless to say anything more of
him personally.
Mr.. johnson IL humorous writer Of
considerable note, having done that line
OF work on q number Of papers. lie Is a
son Of MIR. s. l.. Johnson, one Of the
Washington correspondents OF the Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
4 favorable report was made 10 the
House to-day on the bill OF Representa-
tive Branch for the erection OF public
building at Elizabeth City, n. c. The
committee struck out 100000, and in
serted $4,000 as the proposed cost OF the
structure.
In their report the COMMITTEES say that
Elizabeth City is the largest place In
the congressional district, and as there Is
no public building in that part Of North
Carolina, one ought 20 be erected.
A. r.. Rushing was to-day appointed
postmaster at Rushing. Union county, y.
c., vice }. c. Morgan, resigned.
There were no appointments for Vir'
ginia.
Post-oiiiCes have been established IN
Virginia as follows: Dexter. Russell coun-
". Peter S. Gibson. postmaster; FAINT,
Fauquier county. Ida l.. FAINT postmaster;
Gracepont Lancaster county, Erasmus
T. Williams. postmaster.
The office at Belleville, Nansemond
county, va, has been ordered discon-
tinued; mail TO Churchland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Stewart, of Trinity the Winner.

MOREHEAD CITY, y. c., June %
(Special)-The intercollegiate contest for
the association medal took place to-day.
Wake Forest was represented by j. G.
Yates and c. NJ. Billings; Trinity by #.
a. Smoot and Il. Stewart; Agricultural
and Mechanical College. by r. NJ. Ashe
and c. W. Gold. Chief-Justce Shepherd;
j.. l.. Smith, Of Atlanta, and Professor
Rains, OF the University OF North Caro-
Ina, were the judges. The speeches OF
re r.n'cstauts were limited TO ten min
utes. All were very creditable. Tho medal
will be awarded 10 Plummer Stewart OF
Trinity College. There was german to-
night. with forty couples. About two
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
BUNCOMBE PROHIBS.
THEY ADOPT A SWEEPING AND EXTRA
pOPUlISTlc PLATFORM.
All Lovers OF God, Home, and Country In
vited to Join the Party-A Hotel
Keeper Makes an Assignment.

AsHEyILLE, ~. c.. June D.-tSpeciai)
There was a large meeting OF the Pro-
hibitionists OF Buncombe county IN the
courthouse here to-day. A platform was
adopted declaring that the liquor traffic
absorbs the peoples money TO the detri-
ment OF legitimate trade TO the extent OF
$500. 200. 900; that three fourths OF the
crimes are traceable TO Its work, ana
that all the other political parties are
FRUSTRATED before Its influence. 1t de-
mands a. change In the present county
government Of the state; that all ON
GERS executing a public trust shall pc
elected directly by the people: advocates
a change in the State election and road
laws. and In the special local-option laws
of this county: the abolition OF fees; the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver %
TO u; government control OF railroads ana
telegraph: restriction In Immigration;
equalization of taxation according 10
the ability Of the citizens; no more gov
eminent bonds in peace times; dlrect
issue by the government OF legal ten
der money for all purposes. without
profit to private individuals or COT
porations: and equal rights to all, with
special privileges to none. All lovers Oh
God, home. and country are invited 70
join.
Charles H. Southwick, formerly manager
of Battery-Park Hotel recently iease1
for long term the old Grand Cen,
trail, a second-class hotel here remodeiied
and refurnlshed. and entirely Transformed
it into an elegant and Tery attractive
frst-class hosiery. Today. after the
hotel had been open only few weeks
Mr.. Southwlck has made an assignment.
His liabilities foot up over sS'Vo. Inc
hotel has a good and increasing pa'ronase'
which 1t is hoped will enable Mr. sod'h-
wick to regain his feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
EX-SENATOR BoDDIE DEAD.
Democrat of the Old School and Popu-
lar Observation-Disclosures Notes.

Democrat of the Old School and Popu-
lar Observation-Disclosures Notes.
ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., June B.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. n. w. Boddie died at his home.
in Nash county. yesterday afternoon.
after several weeks illness, OF Bnshts
disease. He was an ex-State senator;
aged Gs years, farmer, capitalist and
Christian. Mr. Boddie was an uncom-
promising Democrat OF the old school.
and since 1866 has been several times
elected to the House and Senate from his
county and district. He leaves widow
and three children. Messrs. Nicholas w.
and George Van Boddie, and Mrs. Bennett
Bum.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Hester was buried at the new cemetery
at o'clock yesterday evening.
Mr. Edgar w. Smith is spending several
days with friends in Winston-Salern, n.
c., and Danville. Va.
Colonel Carraway is spending short
time In Washington county.
The condition OF Mrs. Judge Jacob
Battle, who has been sick for several
weeks, Is extremely critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Kicked by Both Feet OF a Pony.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., June D.
Especial "A serious accident happened
10 Mr.. B. ID. Gray yesterday. He lives
just outside of town. and Rev. II. T..
Vaun, pastor OF the Baptist church, call
ed to see Mr. Gray. When Mr.. Naun was
leaving Mr.. Gray went TO harness his
Vaun's) pony. and the pony, being Of d
spitful disposition. kicked Mr. Gray In the
stomach with both feet. He was serious
~ hurt, two doctors were called In, ana
he is still suffering very much.
Messrs. Eli Gurganus. Joe Biggs, John
j. Bggs, and James Staten. of Williams
ton. have been here this week.
Rev. G. l.. Finch, OF Biltmore ". c..
is here visiting his sister. Mrs. w. w.
Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
DEATHS.

CROSS.-Died, at her residence. No 517
west Clay street. Saturday morning, June
q, 1894, In the 9th year OF her age, Mrs.
G. ELLA CROSS, wife OF n. Il. Cross,
and eldest daughter OF c. r. Miner
Friends OF the family are ingited TO at
tend the funeral from Park-Place church
SUNDAY, the Ath). at o'clock 7. Nj.
HAZELGRovE.-E Entered into rest. the
10th day OF June. EDNA, second daughter
OF S. Il. Hazelgrove.
Her rare qualities of heart and soul en-
deared her to her many friends. who
deeply deplore the untimely cuttlng-off OF
this fair young flower; yet. the fragrance
OF a sweet memory will always linger
with us. A devoted and active worker In
the Church. her life was an epitome OF its
gentle teachings. and when the dread
summons came and Gods finger lightly
touched her. she fell into that deep and
endless sleep which the Angel OF Resur-
rection alone will break.
sUBLETT-Died, at the residence OF
her father. IA Washington street, ELI
NOR COOPER SUBLETT, infant daush-
ter or George b. and Virginia II. Sub
lett; aged months and "a days.
Funeral from the house THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Wi1l1lAMS.-Dieu, Juno Eou, dl .
NJ, at the residence OF her husband, A.
w. Williams. No. 10 south Eighteenth
street Mrs. WILLIAMS.
She leaves husband, two children, and
many friends to mourn their loss.
Farewell, dear Husband. be content
I was not yours. but only lent;
Ny stay was short. as you may see;
Therefore. prepare to follow me.
My daughters. dear, to you farewell
Your future lot I cannot tell:
But God Is just, kind. and true.
And He will always care for you.
My friends. now to you all. goodbye.
/ am going home, beyond the sky.
When days and months and years are
passed.
May we all meet in Heaven at last.
HER DAUGHTER.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence MONDA, June 18th. at Ii o'clock
A. NJ Friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
Norfolk pagers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
AMBITIOUS OF RENoWN.
The Emmett Guard, OF Washington. TO
Compete ut Little Rock.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 23.-The
Emmett Guard OF this city have arranged
to leave Washington for Little Rock.
Arb. on June s0th via the Norfolk
and Western route. the train to run
through from Washington TO Little
Rock without change. The Guard will
breakfast at Roanoke. and make a
short stop at Chattanooga, where they
will be the guests OF the Chattanooga
Guards. The train Is due at Memphis
at A. ". Monday and Little Rock
at p. NJ.
The Guard hopes TO capture the first
prize In the Interstate drill at Little
Rock. Mr. Il. ]. Lockwood, Of the Nor
folk and Western, who has the party
In charge. says there will be thirty or
forty ladies' and gentlemen accompanying
the military,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

rsspondence continued until a few months
ago. when the young man came over on
visit to the object Of his affection.
Since then Cupid has been very busy.
and the couple set the day for the we'd
ding. A few days ago the prospective
groom procured the license and minister
In the person OF Rev. Mr.. Ware. OF Reids-
Vile. aad repaired TO the home OF his
intended. but on his arrival what was
his establishment to learn that the mother
had decided not to allow her daughter
to go with the young man. and as the
girl was unwilling TO wed without her
mothers consent. there was nothing for
the young lover TO do but retire as grace
fully as possible under the circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
yel,ov-Feyer at Our Gates.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Surgeon-
General Wyman, OF the Marine Hospital
Service. has been notified by telegraph
of the arrival in the United States from
the West Indies Of two vessels with yell
low-fever on board. The American ves-
sel Jassamore arrived at Galveston from
Havana with one case Of fever on board
and two deaths during the voyage. she
IS uuarantined at Galveston.
The second vessel was the BRUSH
brigantine Albatross. with two cases on
bogrd-one severe and the other mild She
&c ouarantined at the Tortugas station,
,car Il ev West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
a Card from Mr.. Lee.

RICHMOND, VA, June q. 1894
To the Wholesale Dealers in Flour. and
Others OF the City Of Richmond:
Owing to my continued i'll health I
have resigned the position OF Inspector
OF Flour for the city OF Richmond. and
will ask that you accept my heartfelt
thanks for your uniform kindness while
filing the duties of the office for the last
seven years; and feel that my duties were
conscientiously performed. and were so
received by you. with my best wishes
for the success OF you all, / am.
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM X. LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

ton quiet at unchanged ptesst Amsriss.
middiine' lid. 6aies. G0Qo bole.s Amsris
can, 800 bales; Spsculatio1 80 cnpcr[
sS S s sa Hss''g ftusss an q The ds
xur,ist. 3 si-ssd.; August aad esPtsmDjr:
3 62-std.; September and Octqce1 ~
October and November. ~: Decsmess sno
Mrw yopK. Juns n.-Cotton stsaAys
middiins Gulf. z s-isc; middiing vplsnds,
4 5-isc. Sales, eez bales. Futurss S, ss@
very dull: sales, q 10 bales. jun. IcysY
no: July. G.NaTf0: August yts&5Ss
september, E;isMis; oStsoer ~na
7 ES!e January. T,aQasa; TsSrsasy. N.Ss
s.s4; March. F.toly7.s2.
NEW ORLEANS, Juns B.--Cottou-Eu-
lures very dull; sales, 3W balesf sts
Is. Sc: July. $50; August S.ee: y -.
E.s2; October. tsss; Novsmbsr. ~ ~ ~
cember. &ss; January. W.oe'
I'LL.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. June 1..-S2rn
srm. strained. s2ikc; good strainst, y'1ssss
Turpentlne quiet; hard. 400; sofs s-''
virgin, G.i5.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, June 9.-Tns mar
ket IL very firm, and prices ars ss,n-
ping leaf and good manufacturing xfaasd
Prices, however. for nondsscript, az. s, !.
iuas are advanced. Tho sales ourmS
the week have been light
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG. VA, June 9.-Tnerg W.
an active demand for gooa sg,nnn ',sn
grades from our manufactures ~
Stock light.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
PETERSBURG. VA. June 2.-Nirsihias
outlet nj 2i,c.. Spanish, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Home Marriage at Rio Vista.

RIO VISTA, VA. June 2S.-(Special)-
on Thursday Mt o'clock p. NJ, at the
residence OF the groom's parents, West
View Farm, Cary street. Mr.. Clarence r.
Thompson and Miss Katharine ). Conrad
were united in marriage, Rev. Landon
Mason officiating The bride was neatly
attired in a beautiful white dress. neatly
trimmed. and held bouquet Of micraflla
roses. The groom was attired In the
conventional black. After the conclusion
of the ceremony and the usual congratula|
tions q feast was announced, and the
guests all did their duty. The welded
couple left on the +. NJ. train for a
northern trip. The marriage was very
beautiful home affair. and was witnessed
by a few invited friends OF the con-
tracing partieS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
An Alarm In Greensboro.

GREENSBORO. n. c.. June 2S.-(spe-
cial 1.-The Fire Department responded 10
an alarm of fire tonight at o'clock on
south Elm street, opposite the Benbow
House. The fire was under Thomas
Brothers printing establishment The
smoke was so dense that It was inn
possible to locate the flames and nothing
could be done except food the basement.
Little damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Major Thomas Il. Venable Dead.

HENDERSON, n. c.. June 23.-(SpeciaL)
Major Thomas Brown Venable, one
OF the oldest and most prominent
members of the Granville County Bar
died this evening at o'clock. Major
Nenabe was the son OF Hon. Abram
W Venable. one OF the most noted
members OF Congress from North Caro-
lima before the war and had HIM
rels occupied many responsible places
icr his State in civil and military life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Neyys Notcs from Emporia.

EMPORIA, VA. June 2S.-(special)-
The County Court adjourned this morn
ing after a session of twenty days. The
July term will open on the I'd Of that
month. There are three felony cases
docketed for trial, and special grand
Jury has been summoned.
Miss Florence Bradley. OF Powhatan,
is visiting her brother. Rev. George y.
Bradley. Jr.
Mr. Peyton Turner will return from
William and Mary College in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. June D.-lleceipts--
Cattle, $50; sheep and lambs. 20; hogs
: saiss~cattle. $50: sheep and lambs, 80;
hogs. 100 head.
Prices--t'attie. best, stkaf4c. gross; me
dunn 10 good. zSifl3i4c. gross; common 10
fair. 2a2lkc. gross; bulls. 2n24c. gross:
sheep, zih3i5c. gross; lambs. 2giIzc. gross;
hogs, 5Anec. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
A Negro Murderer CAPTURED.

ROXBORO'. y. c., June 23.-(Special)-
Robert Brooks, the negro, who on March
10Th murdered Tom Smith (colored), was
captured in West Virginia last Thursday
by Messrs Mitchell and Clayton, and
after preliminary hearing was this morn
ing committed to jail without bail.
Robert Trotter (coloreD, who about ten
days ago attempted suicide by shooting
himself died last Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
A M.rr,ar. Thai Didn't Come on.

GREENSBORO, N. c., June 3.-(Spe-
cial)-Another victim to matrimonial
newspapers has come to light A few
years ago a Miss Van Hook. q daughter
OF a widow living at Benoja, few miles
north OF this place. struck up CORE
spondence with q young man named
Psarce, from North Dakota. through the
agency Of q marriage paoea Thu ear