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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
NEWPORT NEWS.
Organization Of Warwick snper-
yt,ors-NInor Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 2.-(Spe-
c!al REV. NJ. l.. Wood, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. left this afternoon
for West Point TO attend the meeting
Of the BAPTIST Dover Association, OF
which be is moderator
The new Board of Supervisors u War
wick county met to-day for the first time.
ard organized. The board Is composed
u George y. West, ". c. Miner. and
W. o. Curtis.
O. II. wilson. a draughtsman who has
been located at the New York navy-yard,
IS here on visit To his father. q. ".
Wilson. He is on his way 10 Baltimore,
where he will report FOR duty under As
slstant Naval Constructor q. II. Rock.
United States navy. Mr.. Wilson sang a
solo last night az ST. PauFs Episcopal
church.
The handsome new electric-car that will
mn between the Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger station and the ship-yard has
arrived here. and VIII be put on the line
in a few days
Rey. ]. r. Bosnian. a former pastor %
MISUNDERSTANDING Methodist church,
who is now stationed al Portsmouth, vas
In the city to-day.
Allss Mary Toore, OF Richmond, is visit
ing Ms. John - Stone. In this city.
polk Miller. the talented Richmond hui
rnorist. VII give one OF his neSro-dialect
recitals al Old Warwick Courthouse on
Thursday, August list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
MEETING OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Animal Election of Onlcers-Con-
trncts Awarded TO Coal Merchants.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners heid
their regular meeting at the City Hall
last night. with the following members
in attendance: President John ii. Frisch-
korn. l.. c. jenkins, J. l.. Levy, j. Il.
Sheppard. Charles f. Taylor. and George
Wait Taylor. This being the meeting for
the regular annual election OF officers
Of the board. Mr.. Levy took the chair.
and Mr.. Charles i. Taylor nominated
Mr.. Frlschkorn for president G. Watt
Taylor for president. and George +.
Paynter for secretary. All these gentle
men were reelected 10 their present
positions by an unanimous vote.
The following proposals for coal were
received:
~ Stve Nut. Eng.
Charles II. Page ......S 20 81 % 81 o. g g
$. III. Halves .......... % . % % %
Crrmp-West Coal Co.. 20 ! q ~ %
The contract was awarded to the Crump
and West Coal Company for eggette, S.ss'
stove. s429; and TO Charles ii. Page for
steam coal at 1886.
Burroughs were granted 20 the following
members Of the Fire Department; j. j.
Loterzo. ]. w. Weimer, l.. c. Randolph.
+. ]. GIN, W. r. Epps, c. a. Burbank,
and J. V. Hasker
The board viii ask the COMMITTEES on
Water for the use OF a flre-hydrant to be
used at the Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
urcIIREys SCHOOL.
OPPOSITE A9,A.,SsoE PARK,

O0GOoI 4. Alt4t WI 4A6sAfg
RICHMOND. VA.
Founded IN 1875. Session opens mi.
DAY. SEPTEMBER nth Five DHiysfsIy
men and one Business-College graduate
teaching IN upper school; three ladies' IN
the lower Roll for is9l-'@. ~. Prepares
boys FOR any American university Or cot
lege and Tor the military, naval, or tecn-
meal schools. .,.,.,,..
University Of Virginia. Two deSttes'
seventeen diplomas in the b. 4. ard ". \.
COURSES Washington and Les UNIVERSITY:
Two degrees. six diplomas $50 dsiinc-
tons. Richmond College f@p et.rees'
twenty-five diplomas and uls..pciiQns.
yirgfn.a Military Institute: Gen raj nrst
N fourth class, hrss y natas;.tties IN
tatives. four promoted 10 be eofpOrals,
medal for Oratory. Columbia College -:
o. Cornell and Lehlgh Universities. and
Stevens institute. zach ore representa-
tive. who graduated with distinction.
For furtl.er particulars terms, a., SEQ
catalogues I'm book stores, or address,
JOHN y. INQUIRE,
No north BeiyideTe.
t.--.o fau..Cs..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
THE WORK GOES MERELY on.
Subscribers to the Nissing-Ltnk
'CycIe-Track StiU. Coming In.

The work Of securing subscribers TO the
Missing-IAnk bicycle-track. which has
been in progress for some weeks. goes
merrily on. and already more than 500
has been raised This amount Is INSULT
Gent. however. for the completion Of the
work, which Is now under way, and more
subscribers are necessary.
The following cyclists subscribed yes
terday: Kirkwood Mitchell, DR.. J. A.
White, r. A. Talley. Il. 5. Bosher, Jr..
p. $. Bosher l.. e. Bosher. Miss Bessie
Bosher. Miss Ellie Bosher, over
ton Howard, Frank Van Wort.
]. Scott Parrish. T. X. Parrish, Lee
Reinhimer. u. V. Goodman. NJ. F. Cox.
r. J.. Rouse l.. l.. Wood. W. X. williams.
n. III. Doggett. f. l.. Hazen. A. T.. Don
nan. j. j. Patton. l.. 4. Walthall. W. c.
Schaaf. W. ii. Nelson, W. +. Moesta,
Levin Joynes. Louis Myers. Horace Shep-
person. Il. b. IIoughton. ]. NJ. King. Or
+ W. Stn, Mrs. II. r. Montague. +. NJ.
Fltzgerald. Luther Libby. +. A. Dalton.
frank w. Duke, j. a. Fountain. Leroy
Cohen, sidney Huizler. W. y. Saunders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Girls Play Ball To-Day.

II is seldom that the cranks OF TINS
city are treated TO game OF ban VI
which female players participate. but al
Island Park this afternoon such game
Win be played and a nine OF iemale
champions from New York VIII cross
bats with the 'Sundowns," local team
OF ball-tossers.
The female players have thelr p,'ioi ,i.7
after the regulation pattsra, anu 49,
The stick quite creditably. Their pitcher
is said TO be quite a twrler, with an ei-
fective out-curye. and q puzzing down
shoot.
The game VIII be called at O'Clock,
We'll. well. there Is some more OF ihat
BIuebird pie to be dished out. The p,ris
were slaughtered yesterday by the Hill
Climbers, but they died game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
MAGICI,Ns AND FARMERS.
The Latter Walked Away with in
the Magic city.

ROANOKE. VA. July 22.-(Speoial(-
NcCann was in the box FOR Roanoke to-
day. and the Magicians Won. He held the
nard- hitting Farmers down to six seat
toring hits. and at least three of them
we're very scratchy. In no inning did
they get more than one hit. and the heavy
latters Of the team were Weddings In his
hands. The support Mccain received was
nrst-class. Cayanaugh making the only
error. but that was responsible for the
,-ltary run tn visitors managed u get.
Notwithstanding this misplay Cavanaugh
OIL GOOD work, "A number Of his stops and
Throws being particularly fine. Fultz,
NuM. and Padden also covered them
selyts with glory. For the visitors Heck
uan made number Of brilliant plays.
1uI Ponder also covered an immense
AMOUNT II ground Maginnis. of last years
N.lr..s team. covered left for the cham
suas. and took care Of everything that
game bis way. Score;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
shouId Appoiut nm Expert.

stonewaIl Club, No. IS, l.. l.. A., held its
regular meeting last night. when a very
snirItea debate was INDUCED In on the
question. Resolved, That the city should
APPOINT an expert book-keeper to ex-
anime the books Of the various depart
ments of the city government The
question was decided In the affirmative.
The subject for next Monday July gin;
"pesolved That trusts and monopoIies
are retarding influence to the prosperity
Of a nation" The public are cordially in
vited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Knox went out on a foul ny 20 O'Hagan,
and Childs and Cayillc walked on four
balls. and with the bases full Mangan
the new first baseman, put one over
left-feld fence. When the dust had clear
ed away seven runs had been marked
down 10 Portsmouth's credit.
Weeks was taken out I'm the fourth in
ming and Collifiower took his place Herr
going TO right field. Colliflower was very
Wild and sent eight men to bases on
balls. He was also touched up for two
home runs. "A double. and three singles
After the third inning Brandt pitched
very steady game. Score:
PORTSMOUTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

&lYNCHBIRG. VA, July 22.-(Special)
70 soaring Bluebirds Owed down upon
Lynchburg again to-day. and again fur
shed one end Of great ball game. IL
y not their fault that they did not
6ol.t for they played the game with
wer and skill.
ETwo superb pitchers. under the broiling
A.. lid the heavy work. Willis. who
s Go the box for Lynchburg. was as
b. ms a fiddle. and pitched great ball.
catering hits were allowed by him.
b. when time became critical he would
II lge the difficulty by striking out the
| ,t,rs Ten men he dOwned IN this way,
H. in the list were such champions as
'cr Kahn. Tannehin. and the Ike. lie
for encouragement the best sort Of
Ipport. the Tobacconlsts playing an al
.st fauluess game.
TANN'EHILjS FINE WORK.
Tannchul. who did the twlrling for
ohmon1, did fine work in that line. He
ile an unfortunate error in fielding,
hich let in two runs. just the size OF
..uchburgSs lead at the finish But for
wild throw 10 third the result Of the
iwe might have been I'm doubt still
Ilcrc Is no discount Of Tannehilfs all
round WORK. however. 1t would have
,1u nine out Of every ten games that
ave been played In Virginia this season.
le. ike Willis. received gilt-edged sup
art The features were home-run hits
81 Thompson bringing In three runs in
le first inainO and Berte bringing in
NO runs in the eighth. three-hagsers
v Berryhr and Houseman. and three
Dvely slngl es by Wells. Wells made
hree out Of the ten hits credited 10 Rich
n0nd. The score:
NNErIT1rFR(s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
,nnoiuted I'm the Government ONCE.

Colonel Elicit has lately secured the
onpointment Of Mr.. Daniel J. Harwood,
Of Church Hill. to a position In the Cow
eminent Printing-Ofice in Washington.
Mr.. Harwood was foreman for Andrews
q Baptist up to the time he received the
ap9ointment, and is a brother-in-law Of
Mr.. Frank Baptist. a member OF that
firm. He is a prominent member Of the
East-End Elicit Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
ANOTHER Fatal MILL.
Young schmidt, Of Miwnukee' inc
yicfIm-Itis Opponent lpknOWp'

MILWAUKEE. WIS. July "a young
milwaukee pugilist named Schmidt was
Killed as the result Of a mill held nsar
North Milwaukee last night II was q
priyate affair. but quite number OF
snorts were present. schmidt was hit ana
fell forward The crowd saw he was
dangerously hurt and ran away. A doc
,or was summoned and the man brought
90 trinity Hospital where he died TINS
morping II Is not known who his oppo-
nent was. No marks OF violence can o.
found on the body. and II Is supposed tns
man died from the shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Mr. John ID. Murrell and several other
delegates TO the Christian Endeayor Con-
yention at Boston, returned home last
night They report having had a most
enjoyable time. There were go Virginia
delegates In attendance on the conven-
ton. and many Of them stopped over on
their return at intermediate cities
A large number OF tne virginia ueie-
pates 10 the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Convention. In Baltimore. returned yes
terday. delighted with their trip. There is
general rejoicing that the headquarters
OF the Department Of the Green are to
~. In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Excursion from Charlotte.

An excursion train. made up OF seven
well-nlled coaches. arrived In the city yes
terday afternoon from Charlotte, n. c..
over the Southern railroad. The visitors
were scattered all over the parks and
places OF interest during the afternoon,
and appeared TO be enjoying themselves
most thoroughly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

day. At Newport News quite a number
took tho Norfolk boat for Virginia Beach
and Ocean View. the balance going to
Old Point. The weather was all that
could be desired for seashore outing.
and all returned home at night thorough
ly pleased with the trip. Excursionists
are not only carefully looked after on the
train. but at the different points Of des-
tination special arrangements are made
for their comfort Messrs. Bailey Il
Clash are veterans in the business. and
knowing what is the right thing to do,
do IL every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

the Baptists undertook to establish in
Staunton. That enterprise did not prove
a successful venture, and after q heroic
struggle OF several years Professor Hart
retired from that position and accepted
the Chair OF English at the State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College.
IN RICHMOND.
Later he bad charge for several years
of the Richmond Female Institute. now
the woman's College OF Virginia Leaving
Richmond he taught successfully at i.o-
Gust Dale Academy and Virginia Midland
Academy, and five years ago. In associa-
ton with his son, John Hart, Jr., took
charge of Rowling Green Male Academy.
which has been conducted with great sue
cess to the present time.
HONEST WORK.
Professor Hart did honest work. lie had
the capacity. learning. and conscientious
ness which made him a faithful ana et-
fsctive teacher. He abhorred all the near
cuts to education. and believed In true ana
full-measured labor. Ii may be truthfully
said that candor was his relgning charac-
teristic In his professional labors he was
untirng, and gave TO all who came under
his care the best that they were capable
of receiving Professor Hart was quite
skilful and attractive writer. lie was a
master OF the purest English. and had de-
cided felicity In expression. he wrote IT.
regularly. but quite frequently, aud
thoughtful people always delighted to read
his productions.
Professor Hart was also minister OF
the Gospel, and while be was never the
pastor Of any church he was heard with
interest and profit In many pulpts. he
never ventured before the public without
preparation, and often his addresses and
sermons were strikingly thoughtful.
Professor Hart married daughter OF
the late Spencer Coleman. OF Spoisylvania
county. who survives him, with three sons
and one daughter. The remains were
taken to Spotsylyania county this morn
ms for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

THE COLLEGIATE AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE, Suffolk Va. chartered in
1872, repares In law. medicine, and regu-
lar academic for higher classes In johns
Hopkins, University Of Virginia. Wander.
bill, OF West Point. Strong faculty u
eight, with full professor OF music. Ae-
Communications hrst-cass. Terms. sNO
per term. Special terms 20 worthy boys
with limited means. Catalogues and tes-
timOnials sent on application. Il. J. kerr
NOBLE. al. A. Trinityl; *. 7. CRAW-
LEY. h. A. o.. OF Va.). Head Masters
Suffolk, va. ~ lG-Tu. F'r&Sulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
To Celebrate German-Dny.

The German-American residents Of this
city are very actively preparing for the
Observance OF German-Day this year. 1t
Is proposed that the celebration be on an
unusually large scarle. and plans are being
matured with a view to echpslng all Ior-
mer efforts in the same direction. me
various committees having In charge diff
ferent features are expected TO report
progress to the general meeting, which
will be called August LIST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
MCADE's DAY AND BOARDING.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

III i1p%s,, w
The thrty-hrst annual session OF this
school for boys begins September %, 1872.
Thorough preparation for University or
Virginia, Yale Harvard, United States
Military and Naval academies. aud lead
ing engineering schools Full stan. Board
ing department strictly limited. For cata-
logue address ....
W. GORDON MCABE,
Head Master 100 east Cary street.
iy a-Tu Fra Sti2i.moS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Rev. DIR. Mullins Accepts.

A meeting of the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion Board was held yesterday afternoon.
when IL was announced that Rev. Hr +.
Y Mullins. pastor Of the Leigh-Street
Bantlst church, Baltimore, who was re-
Gently elected associate corresponding sec
retary Of the board, had accepted the po-
si,Ion lie will enter on his new duties
september LIST. and viii remove TO Rich
mond.
DR. Mullins Is a most valuable man. and
the members OF the board are gfeatly
nleased at his acceptance. AT the time
fhs posltlon was rendered him he vas
con siderlng a call to large church In
Cambridge. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

BALTIMORE MD, July .2.-oeorgt
Miles. aged II years. and James Hickey.
years. were drowned In TIE swimming
pool at Ginnen Falls this afternoon ina
younger boy fell from rock into the wa.
ter, and Miles heroically sprsng to nn
rescue. They sank together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
BALTIMORE KINDERGARTEN AS
ISOLATION.

Training School for KIndergarteners
Junior. Senior, aad Graduate Courses
also, Course for Directors OF Norma
Training Classes. Circulars with iul par
tlculars. Address Miss CAROLINE VI.
&. HART. Director, The Northampton
Raltimore Nd ~ SI-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

LONDON. July 22-It Is officially an
nounce6 that the queen has approved the
,ppointment Of General Lord Roberts TO
the command Of her Majesty's forces In
ireland.
The Earl OF Cadogan, the new NIceroy
Of ireland. viii make his State entry into
Dublin August %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE.

DANNITsLTI. ' A,
Thirty-sixth annual session begins SEP
TENDER TO- 1895. Eight schools In col
Iegiate course Also music, art, eiocutlop,
physical culture, and a complete business
course Teachers Of large experience ana
OF high reputation Order and health OF
school unsurpassed No better home
schools for girls In Virginia. Boarding ct
pacity limited To forty. Charges rtason-
able-a happy mean between extremes.
Send for catalogue. 9. T.. JAMES. y. a.,
-. d., President jy ls-Tu W&SuiScl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Brandreth's Pills
purify and tone up debilita;ed sys-
tenn. They are absolutely safe.
lsuTuThSw.
EDUCATIONAL.
xorpE DAME OF MARYLAND.

College for Young Lsdi,s ami Prsparis
tive courses. Music and art speeaities
Conducted by School Sisters u Notr
Dame. ROLAND PARK, near Baltimord
Md iy sl-e0d2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
SCORE by INNINGS.

summary: Earned runs-koanoke. J.,
First base on balls-Oh Packard. ? Struck
ou.-By Mccain. .; by Packard, /. Two
t. -Sherir and Lyons. Wild pitch
Packard stolen bases Lippert. Time OF
lamc-l hour and - minutes. Umpire
Nr Mclaughlin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
An rpulLL GAME.
Portsmouth, Wins from Norfolk
How AZ Was Done.

NORFOLK. VA. July 2.-,Special)-
Fully 1000 people saw Portsmouth win
an uphill game from the Norfolks this
afternoon In Portsmouth. The game was
called with Brandt and Weeks as oppos-
as pitchers. The FIRST three innings made
% io.s as II Norfolk was going 70 win In
walk. as Brandt was very Wild and
gave eve Eases on balls, all OF when
t'red ana at the beginning Of the fourth
hnlng the score stood TO l In favor OF
ne Norfoiks But right here is where the
TIDE turned and gave Portsmouth the
'fad. which they kept throughout the
game.
HOW III WENT.
THIS Is how the story goes; Delaney
s't four bad balls. Hail singled and
went 90 second on Kelly's error. and
,,e9red on Hargroye's two-baeger to the
SETTLED feDes. Brandt hit for one base.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Norfolk /. Two-base hits-Chlds. Thurs
ton. Hargrove. Tate, and Cote. Three
base hits-Tate and Geier. Home runs
Mangan and Hargrove. Stolen bases
Caville. Delaney. Brandt. Colliflower. and
CorcOran. Bases on balls-Om Brandt.
Z: off Weeks. 3; off Coliinower, S. Hit by
pitcher-Mangan. Struck out-By Brandt.
I: by Weeks. 3; by Collihower, 3. Passed
ball-Childs. Wild pitch-Brandt. Time
of game, hours. Umpire, Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

NASHVILLE, TEsA.
Next Session Opens september isth'
Full graduate as well as under graduate
courses Ten fellowships for colleg, grad
yates Seven departments en-
cheering biblical, law, pharmaceutical,
dental. medical Fully equipped labofato-
ri and museums. -
wills WILLIAMS.
~ lS-cOdi2t Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

9Th Year. STARE xi.lfsry. scisrIiLe and Teshpt
School Thorough COURSES IN gsperA snS app1
Chemistry. and 10 Fngneeripy Degrees oonitu
In course Grad y.At, ard Bachelor 5clcns
Ger AL expenses including clothing AID 10
dentsls provided a, rate of ss.s0 per month. Is
average Tor the four years eyefasss~ y yfffnf
Gxs. scOf1 SHIP, suDefssiendsJ
~ lisa, "a. ,..s
HAAPDEN-Sl COLLEGE. III ~
10th session Will begin September Il. ls>ss
For catalogues Gdltess,
RICHAtsD MciIWAiNE. Presid nj,
Hampden-Sldney, Va
jy LISA, TuS>rhzm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
p,>Tops ACADEMY.

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va;
FOR BOTS AND YOUNG MEN.
JOHN Il. SAMPSON a. ~.
~ 1s-eodisf PRINCIPAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
surRnoayE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

MARKHAM. FAUQUIER COUNTY. VA.
Colonel HILARY i. JONES. NJ. a. ounl-
yerslty of Virginia.. Head Master uately
OF Hanover Academy, Na) A high grade
boarding school for boys and young men.
Charges for board and tuition $50 Tor ses-
sion Of ninr months. ~ D-Sa~lup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
123s567s9
Il VucbbiTrg ................3O OO3OO1 o.
|Vichmond .................0 OOO2O-5
Summary Earned runs-Lynchburg, ];
Richmond. T. Three-base Houseman,
Berryhul Home runs-Thomps0n, Berte
struck out-By Willis. 10: 10y Tannehin
Il Bases on balls-Oh Willis. 2; of Tan
rehiu. ]. Willis and Raffert;
Tannehnl and Poster. Umpire-Mr. Hog
lIns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
R,cbmouders In New York.

NEW YORK. July 2.-tspecial)-W.
Janison. ST. Denis: r. X. Gilbert. Cos
usopolitan: A. J. Marcuse. Stewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
w.ny Excursionists Went.

Between $50 and 40 people patronized
liessrs. Bailey \ Clash's excursion Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Old payers Tor sale Of the p'spsieh
ofilca-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Delaney out on inheld fly.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-03-13
McCrays.

A. II. Southworth, who has been run
ming the planning mill here, met with
bad accident Saturday. He was remoy-
ing some loose shavings from i'm front of
the machine when he slipped, and as he
fell, he threw out his hand to save him
self and the knives caught his mitten
and drew his right hand into the ma
chine, cutting his fingers badly, DR..
Stonecipher dressed them, removing the
second finger above the second joint and
the third above the first joint. The small
finger was badly cut, but none Of it
taken of. This is the fourth time Mr..
Southworth has cut his hnds while in the
employ of this company, making il nee
essary for an amputalion three times, he
having but three fingers and thumb on
each hand. The injured hand this time
is the left one.
Leo Bishop went to Cory Saturday.
Thomas and William Lamona, from
Lamonaville were In town Sunday.
Miss Anna McGonigle of Amslers
Mills is stopping at Mr. Frampton's.
How about that porcupine, boys, did
you catch him2
JOLLY JACK.