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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-06

l. Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
of painting, paper hanging and deco
rating on short notice. He guaran
tees to give satisfaction. Go to him
when you need anything in his line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-06

Coins Financial School, the new
text book on the money question, is
for sale at Reinhart's. Over 100000
have been sold in the west. The
price Is only % entF. Gil m t
one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-06

Ladies visiting cards, THE LATEST
. speciality at this office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-06

; PURE RICH BLOOD is essential
to good health, because the blood is
the vital fluid which supplies all the
organs with life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
sis the greal blood purifier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-06

HOOPS PILLS are purely egs.abIe,
harmless, effective, do not pain or
grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

Fairly We'll Proiucei at the Aend' mY-A'
Attempted Robbery.

About one huldred and fifty people Wit
messed the production Of "The Pretty
Persian az the academy last night by
the Andrews opera Company. The per
Torrance was an Improvement upon that
of the night before. and the audience
applauded az times Mr.. George Andre as
was indispOsed. owing o. the extreme
heat His place was filled by Mr.. -anh
Walters. who, Ia the role Of THE Prince
i'm search OF a wife. acquitted hiin7eil
with some credit. Ny. Ed. Andrews as
"Hool-a-BC0m.' was not pai cohellail
He said several funny things ana ga
his part rather cleverly. MISS Myfa a.
rella as "NOuzima." was pleasing tlti
voice is strong. and fairly we'll controilen.
She lacked animation. an, ,
The other members or the cast iiiist
their respective roles credianly. ana lhe
onera as "a whole afforded me audience
Mr. Georfe Andrews viii be Wen
enough 10 appear tonight. when MAR
ma" will be- the attraction.
Yesterday afternoon some one tI'sU ~
take ADVANTAGE OF the absence OF ti.t
treasurer of the Academy, VINO ua1 ttt'
bis office for "a short while. ana atieili,.-
"a 10 rob the office. The intruder brqh.
onion one OF tie stats at "a WINDOW hut
failed 10 eject an entrance. ihete ~ "'
clue 20 the guilty party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
He Discusses the Proper and Improper
Treatment of Barns.

Burns and scalds are Of such frequent
occurrence in every home that every
mother should be interested TO know now
best TO treat them and TO secure the most
speedy relief The danger arising from
burns and scalds depends not only upon
the extent OF the surface involved, Dut
also upon the depth of the injury. Burns
are most dangerous when occurring upon
the head. chest or abdomen. All lrritat-
ing applications should be avoided the
application should be cooling and sooth-
ing and should be applied SO rs to excluue
the air.
1t has been recently discovered that
Quratol Is the most effective remedy lor
burns and scalds known TO science. IL
removes the fire and relieves the pain al
most instantly and pcrfccts speedy cure.
Apply Quratol freely on wet bandages as
near air tight as possible FOR poultice ell
feet Dilute with six parts Of water zone
of Quratol Ii gives no pain ana prevents
inflammation.
Sores Of all kinds, cuts, wounds ana
swcllings are quickly cured. Keep IL
handy for accidents, for the best accident
insurance policy IS speedy cure All
druggists sell Quratol.
Mr.. J. Il. Booker. editor Of the Suffolk
Herald suffolk, Va. says: i have iouhd
Quratol a valuable remedy in my house
hold. Nv wife has used IL for a severe
scald with entirely satisfactory results
We have also used il in various other IN
stances and consider it valuable iamily
remedy ,,o
Mr.. f. p. Belotc. brickmason, ilo
Maltby avenue. Norfolk, Va, says MY
little child fell accidentally on a stove
burning her face very badly. tried Vur-
atol with wonderful results. 1t took 'he
fire ont in a remarkably short time ana
the wound healed rapidly. 1t Is the oeS'
remedy sQr burns ever used.
Druggists sell it-J0 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
FIFTY THOUSANDD FIRE
A Whole Block Of Buildings in frsder-
ickSburs Destroyed.
AN ENGINEER Persisted IN THE FLAMES
The Fire Btoke Out In the Excelsior MIL Oh
Wnian ]. King That Building and the
Ice Factory of the Irederieksburg
Co, and Other Hou'cs Destroyed.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA, June A.
succtal.-Ono Of the most disastrous fires
ever known In the history Of Frcdericks-
burg broke out here this morning about
Z o'clock I'm the Excelsior MIL Of VIII
Lam j. King. II Is supposed TO have
originated In spontaneous combustion. In
a few moments. and before the fire de-
partncnt could get the water turned Oh.
the whole block seemed 10 be In hames.
The Excelsior Mil. the ice factory OF
the Fredericksburg Ice company, the
handsome brick dwelling OF MIS- lliinhn'
END every house Oh the block was soon
on fire ana the whole block burned 10
The ground.
The FIRE lcapcd across Main street ana
burned up one house on another Noch
before IT could be- gotten under control
lhc loss Is about nifty thousand dol
lars. partially covered ~ insurance.
TnE rvaisYKR BURNED TO DfATH.
The saddest feature Of the whole oc-
currcnce was The burning OF ~ ii,it"l
Deshozo. the engineer Of the ENcclsigs
N.ll DcshozO was on duty up 10 j.
O'Clock, and then. as has Deen ms tus.
tom since The not spell sci IN, nc Ntii.
10 sleep on bale OF excelsior. II -
supposed he must have been tltnri
stunned by the explosion or SUI, 800
bv the smoke before waking. bcsho]o
vas a steady. reliable nan.
Farmers In this section speak IN the
=, ost glowing Germs % the crops AZ
present ana thee Is every prospect loi
large yield.
SALE OF A Farm.
Mr.. 4. Waync Dampner. OF f.ttsphIS,
has purchased OF Mr. y. VI. Cropp h'"
farm. mount Pleasant" In Fauqn -f.
Miss Genevlcvc Glccce ana Mt riah,
VILE j. Dean. OF Essex, VIII De haii''"
ON the 18th OF this month ~
MIR II. H. l.. Chichester ana Nllrs u
rsnin Belle Wallace Will De married a.
Liberty Hall. the home " the prl'e
father. I'm stafford. on Jrne hth.
MIR A. +. Rowe, mayor OF tDls , CIV.
and his wife. spent portion OF tne ntel',"
arniversary of their wed ling az Nl,9o ia
an the roam they were married IN lh'g
, were the recipients Of many congra'uia-
lions.
upPfRyILLE COLT CLUB
Tho nth annual exhibition OF the Up
ner,illc COLI club will be held AT lp9e Pc,
ville Fauquicr county, on inc i"1h Az"
| l8th Of this month.
NEW JAIL FOR STAFFORD.
Ground was broken this week al KING
! George Courthouse for the erection o. the
Nr Rogers. of New York. secretary OF
! mo hoard of directors OF the freHeilchs
! hnrr Chcsapeakc and Western raliIodu,
y,ul address the citizens OF hing ~ ~
| cnuntv on next Thursday tcourt-dayl ~.
hehaif of "A subscription by the count.
/ ia his road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
THE RoANoKE FE1ALE coLLEGE.
Judge Robortson- Adore" on the Ne"
Idurs,ion In the Souih.


poANOKE. VA. June THE final ex-
erc,scs Of the commencement Of the VIZ
giuia College for Young Ladies was
held I'm the college chapel this evening"
The diplomas and distinctions were a""'"
ed and degrees conferred.
The full graduates. who receive the de-
gree OF VI. A., are: Miss Dorothy carr
North Carolina. Miss Bessie Sie"ai''
~eorgla. Miss Mary Childs, c'orgiA, MIS-
Anne Fulton ohio. Miss Bessie Rust VT
ginia. and Miss Clara Stringheio' VIZ
ginia. . ~,
THOSE who will receive the degrees OF
l. A are. Miss Frances Jones, OF MIS-
eouri and Miss Amanda NOVEL;, OF
North Carolina. ut,
The graduates In instrumental music
are. Misses Lena Howard. OF georgia
Dorothy Carr. Of North Carolina; BESSIE
stewart. of Georgia. and Myrtle HAM, OF
OHIO. ~
Judge VIM. Gordon Robertson. OF TINS
city. delivered the address 10 the brauO-
ailng classes Ills subject was "Ihc Ne"
Education In the New South lie con
trasted the educational advantages OF the
girls of to-day with those enjoyed by
their grandmothers. and from o purely
Intellectual standpoint. conceded thht the
modern education Is far superior.
However. the moral qualities Of the wo-
men of the earlier time were unsurpassed
and I'm this respect there was no rea-
son to hope that the modern education
would excel lie urged the importance
of maintaining this high moral STANDARD,
for without n the modern education was
n failure and really injurious to the
girls ana 10 society.
The school has closed a prosperous year
having enrolled 1876 pupils. representing
twcntv-onc states and Territories. Inc
outlook for next year is for an increased
attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

woman was about worn out. after sne
had told her story over ana over again
During tho afternoon her eight cnlinTeh;
largo and small. called 10 gee her. ana
The scene was quite an affecting one.
The older ones promised that no matter
what happened 20 the mother they Wouin
care for and bring up the smaller ones.
In Fairfax general sympathy ~ cxpfess-
cd for tho woman. and II Is said tnal
movement IL already on foot 10 OBTAIN
for her n speedy trial. 30 that she VIII no.
be Obliged 10 remain long IN ihe u'"e'
old ia.l there. ...o,t-
Captain Beatty, one Of the mos, pro ..ho
nent citizens Of Fairfax Courthouse WIZ
Is also well known IN Alexandria Hain
yesterday that he would Ike 10 DC ~
the Jury that tried her. and tnat IN ma ma
event she would not be conVlcteu. "a
said. too. that he believed that ne Noi.Ji"
the sentiment Of nearly all the people
I5eutcnanf Rcnnic. Of the Washington
militia. finding that an inquest wouiu ~
be held pushed on from Fairfax yeh'e.-
dov 10 Winchester and other polh's -
arrange FOR the march OF Troop a; re re
viii undoubtedly be called az a wltn,SS
,.hc, Mrs Harmon is brought 10 trial
Yesterdays Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

NORMAL sCuOOT GRADUATES.
Closing Exercises a. Tht state Institution
Of Learning.

FARMVII.LE STATION. June 4.-Spe-
ciai-Mr Wray. pastor OF the Methodist
church preached a sermon 20 the grad
yates of the state Female Normal School
Sunday night Text. Luke. second chap
ter nineteenth verse. but Mary kept
all these things. and pondercd thcm In
her heart" The weather was very warm
and tie cnurch was crowded. but tho
young ladies paid the closest attention TO
the sermon. which was full OF wisdom and
good advice
The following is list of graduates:
Ellen Armstcai. Kate Purton. Mary
Hooper Maud Gray. Nellie Wicker. Prince
Edward county. Carrie Boyd Nelson
county. Euiale Davis. Amelia. Martha
Ecglcston. ElVira kc0u. Emma Winfree.
Richmond Va. Mary Fercbo Princess
Anne. Mary GodWyn. Botctourt. Mrs.
Sauio Il. lvsy. Warwick. Sudts Marahio.
Pit,syivania, Tempy Osborne. Alhcmarlo.
Miry Ratclinc. Hanover susie Thrift.
Northumberland. BESSIE Wolf. rauQuier.
Georgia Eoncurant. Lottic Davidson
Primo, Edward. Cornclia Bradshaw.
Highland. Rose Drummer. PittsylVanla.
Irene Bulard. Montgomery. Daisy Con-
way. Georgia; Mary Davis. Spotsylvania /.
Susie Fulks. Chesterfield. Ella Ford.
District OF Columbia Lizzie Galloway.
Montgombry. Pearl Hardy Nottoway:
Virginia Hathaway. Lancaster. Nancy
lliggcnbotham. Tazcwell: Carrie Little
page King william; Bessie Mutton. Feed
erick; clara o'Hrien. Chesterfield: Mat
tie Partlett Norfolk Sue Rainey. Rruns-
wick. Kate Stone. Adelaide Trent. Roa-
nokc. Linwood Stubs. Matte Jayne.
Gloucester
On Wednesday nigh, the diplomas will
be delivered 10 the graduates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
PERSONAL tND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's CT
,.,s aud n+ber ,Iatfars

Miss Maud Trervctt. Of Hcnrico. is on
a visit to Farmville.
MIR. IL. b. Haley. Jr., has gone South
on his annual vacation.
MIR. Richard Wilson, who took an over
dose of iaudanum. is entirely out OF dan
ger.
Miss Fannie MichauX. of Powhatan. Is
visiting the Misses Archer. on Park ave-
nuc.
Miss Eliza Swan OF Powhatan county.
Is visiting friends on west MARSHALL
street
Miss Mary Cheatwood of Goochland,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Webb. on
Church nm.
In the Chanccry Court yesterday Mr..
Ahram c. Ehy qualified as administrator
OF J. r. Dickinson.
\ nre-alarm box has been placed on
Eleventh street. between Main and Cary.
IL is numbered SSl.
marriage license was issued In Wash
ingion Monday TO John J.. Hicks and VIII
liam \. Avis. OF Richmond, Va.
There Is bride at the First police
station. taken from "A negro boy Monday
night. IL is supposed 10 have been
stolen
Dr H. A. Upper and Miss, Annie
Topper Will 20 next week TO Colorado
where at Aspen. the Doctor is engaged
10 preach until october.
Maj W. J. Johnson, who went to Buff
falo. y. y. several weeks ago. to be
treated for asthma. is now In Washington,
sim considerably indisposcd.
Master clifford Istcl who had his nose
broken 10y a foul fly. while watching a
game OF baseball last Saturday al Chest
nut I'm. is reported TO be much better.
Miss T.. IL. Broaddus and Mr.. Willie
Broaddus. Of Henrico. are at Burkeville,
attending the closing exercises OF Burke
vile Female Seminary. where Miss Bes-
sic Broaddus is student.
Rev. Or. Kerr h. Upper. of Denver.
/ Col. is visiting his father. at 1895 west
Grace street. and will leave this week
J for Europe. accompanied by his family
ana Miss NJ. {. Topper OF this city.
The Advisory Board and all tho mem
bers OF the summer Rest Auxiliary are
requested to attend an important meet
ing at Major Ginters. sol west Franklin
street, tomorrow, Thursday. morning. at
o'clock.
4 Mrs. j. q. Jarnwhowsky. who was so
| painfully burned Monday night by the
| explosion OF a gasoline can. at her home.
| No. lsss eest Main street. was much bet
ter yesterday. she is now pronounced 10
be out OF all danger by her physician.
! Or. NJ. D. Hoge. Ir.
The excursion Of the Elicit club 20
| West Point Monday carried down an i'm
mense crowd The day was pleasantly
spent. and the arrangements well made
| aud conducted. This Eas;-End Elleil
| club was one Of the FIRST campaign clubs
| organized last fall for the congressional
campaign.
| AT the meeting OF Picket; Camp Mon.
day night. vote OF thanks was unani'
mously rendered 10 Sergeant Whltloch
| and 10 Mrs. and Miss Whitlock. for sheil
services In connection with the concerts
and TO Pickett-camp Combination. and
10 the ladies' and gentlemen who have
| always % kindly helped the old soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
CAPT. ELDRIDGE MORRIS DEAD.
The Gallant Confederate Soldier Passes
Away in His 65th Year.

Captain Eldridge Morris died az his
residence. No. 800 north Eighth street. az
II O'Clock Yesterday morning. He was a
well-knoWn citizen of this city. where
he has lived the greater portion OF his
life. Captain Morris was taken sick
about three weeks ago with a COM
plcaiion of diseases. which resulted IA
tally yesterday morning. lie was IN
his siNty-nith year. and leaves a wife
Mis-. L. b. Morris-and two children
son and daughter. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from centenary Methodist church. The
funeral services will be conducted 10y
Rev Dr. sledd. assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Nan Houten. OF Manchester. The IN
terment will be IN Hollywood. The fol-
loving are the pall-bearers:
Ac,ive-Nessrs. -. ;. Morton. =. Z.
Hudcins. 4. Hartung \. ". Archer
loran Robins. T. ". Hay, ". J. Mellow
ell. and l.. l.. Lacy
THE honorary pall-hearers are: Colonel
". II. Palmer. Captain +. T. Reeve. =.
4 Barber ID. \. Brown. j. II. Allen
: =. West A. NJ. Lyon, and q. +. hee-
see.
Cartain Morris was born. In this city
IN lSD He was a son OF John anu
louisa Morris. During his early life he
married a Miss Brown. OF Petersburg, who
only lived a shor; while. After the war
he again married. taking as his wife
Miss l.. b. Moseley. who survives MN.
AT the breaking NJ Of The war Captaln
Norris entered the Confederate army as
a sergeant. He was rapidly promoted
until he became captain. lie served
throughout the war with great cls,in,-
ton. taking part In every battle N "n.Sn
his regiment, the FRS, virginia Gil"
gagged. LOO.
z. Pickett Camp. He was also promi-
men, as a Pythian. being a member OF
Marshall Lodge. He carried policy N
that order. and up TO = few years ago
took an active part in ~ proceedings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

Richmond Lodge No. 10. A. F. ana a.
\, he Oldest Masonic lodge I'm the Guy,
met last night and elected the iolioW .s,,,
oficers for the ensuing year, an" '''''
were installed: .., ----..-. WI.
~ NJ Boykin. worshipful master w ~
lion, II curry. senior warden; James NJ
Gentry. junior warden: George u. r .,l..
ants treasurer; r. B. snead. secretary
r.. l.. Nanderent, senior deacon r. q"
Reade. junior deacon. g.,
The newly-elected master maue 'l'g ~, ~
to,,.,ro annointments 10 be chaplains
Revs. Preston Nash. W. w Landrum
l.. r. Mason. j. y. Fair. other appoint
ments were made as follows: p. \. ,
Brine. steward William krause' puF
vevor and ID. y. Collins. tier.
,rro stewards committee is as follows
II r East. II. b. Fitzhugh, II. Marks
F. W. sim C. +. Hudnall W. Dickie
Robert Parkinson. Ed. Hatton' Jr, an'
W. T.. JOyner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
FOR BEATING MS MOTHER
Willie Devine Arrsign~d In the roi"e
laurt nm a s.rinus (hsrGc.

one OF the saddest cases that has come
up I'm the Police Court for Tong s,no
was that Of Willie Dcvine, seEslsS,s,
years old. who was charged
with beating his mother. MIS- VI. IL
Devine ..,h
Mrs. Devine's face was very much
bruised. one eve was black Tor seNelat
inches around. her nose was broken a.n
there were bruises over her whole per-
son. She came in court crying anu -
pressing great sorrow tnat sue va
forced TO testify against her son. III
testifying she could give no cause III
such treatment. When the youth was
questioned he stated that ne Cld NJ
know what he was doing, as ne We
drunk Young Devine has just been as
charged from the reformatory on ac
count OF good behavior He was returned
TO the reformatory at once: ,,-u
The continued case OF Napoleon w
liams (cOlOredl. charged with stealills ~
barrel OF mackercl valued at Slo"', INC
property OF George Bull. consumed con-
siderable time Ia the Police Court leStei
day morning. 10 seems that MontSomcIy -
Bull got an invoice OF ash, consisting OF
ten barrels OF behring's and one odrfel OF
mackerel. Williams claimed that he took
the macXerel by mistake for a pSrrei on
behring's which he had bought, DGi lus
weight OF the testimony showed tnat IL
was almost impossible TO make sucn
,nistake I'm the afternoon. however. the
accused sold the fish 20 \. Jonathan ioI
s.. At the instance OF MI Bull VIZ
wished 70 give the man "a snow, tns cas-
was continued for week, IN ordel 20
nsh which, Mr.. Bull agreed 20 accept
thus losing $3.50 by the transaction 80,
Alfr9d Keeling tcolorcD was nneh 80
and costs for exposing his person on
Trrod street Yesterday afternoon, amt
escaring from Policeman Sweeney wnile
Dallas Tinsley ,colored was fined go
and' costs for throwing rocks nm lne
street. Tinsley assaulted TWO Niille 10y , :
who assisted the officers III "''''''''-
Harrison Beendrum, Agnes Coles, Dai-
las Tinsley. and Lille Harris laii coz
nred were each fined so and costs TOT
~ u Iones was fined 80 and costs Tor
helng drunk and disorderly on an electric
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

4 Popular Roanoke Minister Married In
Washington

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June Especial
4 pretty wedding ceremony occurred here
to-day az the residence OF Professor and
Mrs OTIS H. Mason. Rev. Edward B.
Pollard. OF Roanoke and Miss Emily I.
Mason were married by Rev. DR.. Stakeiy'
assisted by DR. Shute only The FAMILY
and "a Few intimate friends Were present.
The contracting parties stood within a
bower of palms AMI blooming flowers.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF white
satin trimmed with pOiut lace. ana was
attended by her sister. Miss Sarah Ma
son. who was dalutily gOwned in white
organdie over white silk with pink rib
bOns.
\ reception. lasting two hours. was
subsequently held. and was largely al
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard left FOR old Point
via Baltimore. They will reside M koa-
noke. where Mr. Pollard has charge OF a
Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

The Y. NJ. G.. \. cycle Club held It's
regular monthly meeting last night. and
was largely attended. The growing pop
ularity of the club was shown Dy the
number Of new members elected. AFTER
business the members partook OF refresh
mcnts. run was calied lot A""'7
day morning o. o'clock sharp
These morning runs speak for them
selves. giving those who go an opportu-
rity Of enjoying the most pleasant part
of the warm summer days. The clun
extends a cordial invitation 20 their
friends 10 join them. starting from fiiih
and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
DhyI, MILIrARf COLLEcE. %
The Closing Exercises. Review M"
shan, Battle.

WINSTON. y. c.. June 4-Speciai.-
The commencement exercises OF the
Davis Military College are IN progress
this week. Lieutenant ". =. shipp, OF
the United States Army, represents unoie
Sans government here. The past s's
SION has been highly successful twenty
states being represented. NJ.
The annual celebrations OF Inc Nash-
ington and jefferson Literary socle'ltS
came of last night and tonight. respec-
lively.
Among the speakers tonight was CADET
J. n. Pritchard. OF Virginia, VINO de-
livcrod fine Grafton on The Bate OF
Gettysburg" The military exercises oc-
CURED al q O'Clock this afternoon ana
consisted OF review. dress parade anu
and sham hatfle. The review was made
by General H. ". Noise, OF Sumter. >.
c.. who will deliver the annual address
AT II A. VI. tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
VIRGINIA
SAMPLE
SHOE CO.,
Corner Seventh & RTOad.
We HOld the Winning Hand !

We have t0-f0r We are fle Originat0rs
Of Low Prices and DO is necessary 90 prove
above facts % the public. Leather and
Shoes have advanced fully W per cent.
but we Will continue 10 sell at our uopu-
lar LOW PRICES.
We are 0fierns our line of Ladies' Ok
styics-tan and black. Former prices,
81 - and g.
The celebrated John Keney's OXf0rds-
latest styles tan auI hlack-S- and $50.
Finest IN the world.
Special FOR this week in Misses Fancy
Low Shoes. Zoe. N.-l. and $3.50. Tan and
black. all STYLES. good values
Ladies Haud-Turued Genuine French
KID Shoes only s.. worth s. Every pair
guaranteed
Sample lines Opera Siippers-g00d styles
80. 75c. 81. and Sl2. Other merchants
ask nearly double.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

1t Wa, Given TO tho Jury Last Evening
The Argument.

WELDON. y. c.. June i.--S2ec:al.-The
Daniel damage suit against the Peters
burg Railroad Company was resumed this
morning. The evidence was all In al
o'clock Mr. Burton. Of counsel TOT thc
plaintiff, argued the law points OF the
ease lie was followed By Judge Hill Tor
the company. scs ,
Nlr ,srizznrd smoke for the plaintiff. ana
then followed speeches by Judge McNae
and Captain Day for the railroad. ia,
Mr.. Burton then closed for me pialn '',
and Judge Mclv0r charged the july. -
- t,,, ,.r.u tbav took the case. and
a verdict will hardly be- reached before
fn-fnnrrnW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
A Negrn Drowned.

About II O'Clock Monday night an I'M
known negro went bathing Boz the oocN.
at the foot OF Twenty-eigafh street. Sew
eral persons saw him dive bon, but noticed
that he old not come 10 the surface. In
"a FEW minutes search WAS begun FOR
the body and yesterday morning d Nhiie
man. named Pat AcDonouch folll -
and brought 10 aslors. 'or1lar la}ior
viewed the remains. and had them re-
moved 10 the morguo 90 the Almsh0use.
The negro's name was Robert scott and
DE- Is supposed 10 be from Lynchburs.
lie was about twenty-five years old.
The revival az Centenary church hdv-
ing closed. there Will Doe service az Broad
Street Methodist church this evening az
S.l5 o'clock. as usual