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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK,
Organised 1S48.
BANKING ROOMS ass WATER STREET.

TRusrREs-wm. Badger J. n. Mauley, L.
G. Cornish, Lendan Titcomb B. F. PARROT.
Deposits received and placed on interest the
first day Of every month.
Interest paid or credited on account on the
fret Wednesday OF February and August.
Deposits are exempt by law from all taxes,
and accounts are strictly confidential.
Especial privileges afforded to Executors,
Administrators, Guardians, Trustees, married
women and minors.
apr2dtf EDWIN q. DUDLEY. Ire ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

The valuable Ice privileg e in Belfast former
ly owned by Hiram e. Pierce, consisting of
ice houses, elevator with power, slides
and wharf, where vessels drawing 10 to Is
feet can load, from pond OR houses.
The pond will yield $1,000 tons and houses
will hold about 5000, tons. For particulars
apply to BELFAST LIGHT & POWER co.
OcI3Od3W $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

A young lady stenographer at The Home
work at once. novIadlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

Two house lots. Also stable to be moved
from premises lot Of outside windows,
Just the thing for greent ouse, for sale very
cheap. Inquire at 173 State St, novI3d1wt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

Live men as agents for the largest nursery
in canada There is money in this business
for hustsers. New season just commencing
Write for terms now and secure territory
name this paper. Stone and wellington
Montreal, Canada. oct26dtuth&satlmchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

Young Children to board by lady residing
II miles fromthe city. Good Healthy locality
Terms reasonable. Mrs. P. M.Alexander Au-
gusta, Me. novl2dIws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14
WANTED

Immediately, one cook, one girl for restaur.
ant, two second girls and two for general
Homework. C. NJ. Glidden, SIS Green street.
novlid2ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-14

Horses to board for the winter. Good care.
References, L. C. Cony. and J. E. Fuller.
Dry hard or soft wood for sale, fitted If
desired. Address. ID. Z. Foster. novl4d2w-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
RALEIGH'S MOVEMENTS.
TO CRUISE IN CUBAN WATERS WITH
THE A TLANTA.
And Pr.ve { fibbustering-Ropo Nio-
la;ion Of Nsutriliiy Beiisvodt To
be Exaggerated.

WASHINGTON, June A.-The Raleigh
sailed from Key West at II o'clock to-
day for a cruise at sea between Cuba and
the Gulf States. IL is not known wheth-
or her commander has instructions to
look out for any hlibustering expeditions,
but there is no doubt she Will endeavor to
intercept any unlawful vessels. Nhile
the Raleigh lies in port, her movements
are known. but the purpose OF her trip
is evidently 10 keep her whereabouts
unknown. She is liable TO drop into any
small port or inlet along the coast, ana
thus prevent the assembling or sailing or
flibusterers bound for Cuba.
THE ATLANTA SAILS TO-DAY.
The cruiser Atlanta 5 under orders to
leave New York harbOr tomorrow TO
enforce the neutrality laws In Cuban wa
tiers. She will first stop al Port au
Prince. Hayti. and when she leaves there
her movements are apt TO be somewhat
perplexing to iilibustering expeditions me-
nacin- the south coast of Cuba. After
cruising as long as her coal lasts. the
Atlanta viii 80 into Santiago &c Cuba,
and lie there until her bunkers are re-
plenished. being held IN readiness 20 go
out and give chase to any expedition that
may be reported.
TO PREVENT VIOLATION or NFU rALirT.
The new duty OF the Atlanta, together
with the Raleigh. along the Gulf coast
OF the United States indicates the deter
mination 10 give Spain no opportunity
10 accuse this Government Of negligence.
While IL IS believed in official circles that
the reports alleging violations OF neu-
trality have been 10 some extent cXag-
gerated. other American war ships will
be sent to the Gulf OF Mexico. If it should
be demonstrated that the Atlanta and
Raleigh are unequal 90 the task ASS gued
them. The cruiser Montgomery which
recently went TO Colon, and aftcr spending
week there has now returned 90 Grey
town. had orders 90 keep q sharp lookout
for sympathetic movements In Central
America. ln which Americans might be
involved. Several expeditions from Costa
Rica ana other Central American points
aye known tc have Left for Cuba, and
az least one OF. them has landed on the
island
rs far as known, the United states was
not concerned I'm the trouble. bat the
Montgomery will continue vigiant until
she returns 20 Mobile. early m July
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
THE NlCARAGUAN CANAL
PROGRESS BEING MADE By THE CA
Nal BOARD.
rreated with the Greatest Respect oy tho
Goverams n and People "f MICA
ragua-Ihe Programme.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June A.-siaJof
william Ludlow, OF the corps oil en-
ginecrs. L. ). A., chairman OF the MICA
rag1lan canal board. reports that tho
board returned on June LIST TO ki'aS
Nicaragua, after completing the inspec-
ton of the Western division OF the canal
rom BrltO 10 Lake Nicaragua, and on
,bc date OF the report. June "a. Wee
,,enaring Tor tho inspection of the East
ern division. purposins To- leave Rivas ~
Inc steamer OF June 9Th. taking 10 the
vcels and proceeding ga loot along
,be routc of the canal
The board cas- heretofore announced IN
m. limited Press cable messasesl intend
ed 10 then 20 10 Panama on tfo Mont
von,ery for an inspection OF thH Panama
SSsnoi and thence return on tIaf vessel
IN The United states, landing either az
Mobile or in New YORK, as Che BOARD
may desire.
Members OF the board have been 'rear-
ei with the greatest courtesy 1t me
government OF Nicaragua ana me Nr0-
1le and their health has been exec
Secretary Olney has received a Nl t'.H
stating that the board nti fratN'l .l.' .
town on June goth. and would start I0r
colon ON the 18th. The Montton'ts Naa
gone 10 Greytown 90 get them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The Commenee neni Exercises -Eaccaiau-
rstte Sermon.

rstte sermon.
WiLLIAafsBUEG. VA, June A.-Spe-
cial.-The commencement az OLD William
and Mary began yesterday morning I'm the
chanel wlth the baccaia1reate sermon hy
Rev. ~. W. Aoore. OF Hampden-5idncy.
Ills text was from Eeclesiastes sii., l5.
Hls sermon was orc of great beauty
and force. and was said by many 20 nave
been one OF the finest ever heard here
KEY. DR. William l.. fletcher, " Grace
street Baptist church, Hchmond, at
dressed the T. ". O.. 4. OF the college IN
the baptist church las, night his text
was from ST Luke Will, ao-sj The key.
Doctor made fine impression on nus
congregation. his remarks receiving tht
closest attention throughout iAe eFthih7.
lie was introduced Dy Dir RUNNER jones'
The president of the y. VI. G.. \. mere.
on the platform. besides the Speaker -
were seated Rev. Lyman -. W marion
Rev. ". W Moore, Rev. W. L. DaNia'
and Rev. =. n. Warren.
Tonight the Phiiomatnean Society cele-
brafod after which the annual celeDra-
ION az tho Kappa Sigma fraternity was
held IN Ta,iaferro Hail. ne SfouIls
viii be beautifully Illuminated every nsht
during the finals.
Thc buildings are tastefuily decorator
with college cO'ors, orange ana 'ilt..
Noseuich's fril orchestra Wiil iufllsh mu-
Size during The commencement Many OF
Inc visitorial board have arrived ana Il
large amount Of business awaits mem.
Vhe alumni are looking forward win
much pleasure 70 aiumul-day, when Us
Wednesday. the 2oih.
The annual banquet viii De- given a,
Z. VI. Among those 20 WIZ - IN ia
IN toaete are Colonel William Lamb ana
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes. of Norioik. y
large crowd OF visitors are coming IT,
and ne finals viii be- grc1tly.tnJot co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Several Candidates for the House ls'ke" oil
Iredrric:..lurs post once.

Several Candidates for the Hon.e Talked oil
Ircderic;..burs ro.t 'fnce.
TREDERICKsBURG Va, June n
speclal.-Culpeper county is getting quite
stirred ND about the next legislative
feht and Colonel !. Catett GIBSON kicn-
ara Lewis. Edwin Grimsley. bf. *. >.
Lewis Robert .. GraysOn. ana Noiunt'
II. IA. McCaull arc talked about ~ Na'-
didatcs for the House. 49,.
The Fredericksburg po5t-oihce mas pee"
advanced TO q sccOnd-class ONCE coiirr-
quentiy the salary Of the postmaster mas
been advanced 10 5000.
The Indictment against Mr.. George ".
Fowle for perjury In the Corporation
Court came Up before Judge VIII sli-
ting for Judge Wallace. The indictment
ON demurrer was Quashed. and Mt fo"4t
hailed i'm the sum Of 800 10 answer any
other Indictment that might De lou"u
AGAINST him. "A.
Mrs. Lucy p. Hare and MIR James w
Bogss. Of King George, were Marie F.
last week at the residence OF the uriAe
father.
The marriage OF Mr. Horner Hurst ior-
merry OF this city, 10 Miss Bessie faiiln'
of Baltimore is announced for June -plll.
Mr.. ID. w Bruce, OF King George, Was
married this week 10 MISS FANNIE l..
Wingate. OF NeWbure Nd.
Miss Kate Hurkamp and her proinei
Mr.. Charles Ii. Hurkamp Mr. Wiillam d.
King. and CLERK OF Courts X. u. Berry
an well known and prominent in social
business. and official circles OF this CITY,
are critically sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Rad On, for COMMITTEES Meetings.

Yesterday was a bad day for meetings
OF Council Committees. The only coinhi.s-
tee that succeeded I'm securing quorum
was the Committee on Printing wnicn
met I'm room No. Y OF the city Hall AT
go o'clock. only routine business was
disposed Of. -. ,.,,,o
The Committee on schools was 10 nave
met 81 the same time. ana me tVii'' III
too on ordinances an hour later. but nell
iher body could transact any business
FOR tho want OF a sufficient number oil
members present -.
A meeting OF the Committee on Annex
alton was called FOR O'Clock IN footii ~
: ~ Tho t~tv Hall. but OF the seven MEM
hers OF the Richmond delegation oniy
Nossrs r. :. Brock and :. n. Cottfell
we're present The Manchester Delegation
was represented by Messrs. John - ",
l., ~ Nunnally. B. b. Wcisiger, anu
lanes f. Bradley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The Sp n'sh siInistsr Discounts the Seas'.
tinnnI Lernrfs


WASHINGTON. j.. c.. June 2i-Tne
Spanish Minister ~. DupIy dc Lone. to-
day cxpresfed his surprise that the
American newspapers continue to print
SO many sensational and unfoun1ed ru-
mors respecting the situation in Cuba.
1T Is always SAFE" De- said. 'f0 disc
CONT sensational reports from Tampa.
The representatives. o. tho United Press
and the American leading Journals at
Havana are generally sWara II an that
Is happening. and 10 is not likely that
information would come along the Florida
coast which could not Doe learned iu ale
vance in Havana There IS not a day
but what / ann called upon go stamp as
untrue dispatches from this place
The latest Is the report that Miguel
CamuOs. the son of General Martinez
CampOs was killed in battle. Miguel
Campos is his fathers private secreta f.
and his death would he known imma-
Iiafciy hy The authorities at Havana and
Madrid. and through them the fact WJI'l
hc communicated 10 mo. A. ! have NOT
been so informed f. Is safe 20 assume
that II is canard."
The Presidents recent proclamation ~
neutrality IL apparently producing good
results. so far as the Cuban sympatnllers
10 this country arc concerned.
RumCrs ~ fresh flblstsrias cNpeii-
tiCng reach Washington continually. but
those iu authority say that IN asc ruWors
are usually incorrect. and that the ls-
suanco OF tho proclamation has had n
depressing influence upon The friends OF
the rebels Zoo the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
JOYOUS HILL CLIMBERS.
They Defeat Richmond In a Highly Close
Came.
AN INTERESTING CONTEST
The Best Ever Witnessed In Lynchpurg
Atone Time tho Homo Team s'emea
Defcated-The Sccre O TO D.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June H.-Special.-
As the big gates of Rivermont PARK
swung open at half-past o'clock a re
frain was heard something after TINS
order:
"Palms Of victory,
Crowns OF glory.
Palms Of victory
We have won"
The Hiu Climbers are the winners TO-
day but o what strainl Heart disease
was the prevailing malady among , iic
friends ana hackers OF botn teams "I,i.
the game that was supcrlatlF'iy elt"'
went on Since the memory OF man run
neth not to the contrary no better game
has ever been Witnessed IN t'S 80.
McKcnna and DnsmOre were the OPUS
ing pitchers. and the victory ana deteat
xvSrs no fault OF either, as each I-tchea
strong, heady ball Lynchburs 9ui-nie
Richmond to-day, and 10 thelr ene0"'0
slick work is due the game. .
A total of ten hits. aggregaunS tWeht5-
one bases, was the result Tor Lyhchbuts
at bat. while the visitors secuied aeNVn
hits and fourteen bases OH MtNe.,na
delivery At the beginning or the hlhth
things looked indeed Squally Mchehhd
was near spent. and when three men sot
on bases, after two runs were stoiv ~
Wells men, with one man out, the nome
roofers thought the game was gone, Dut
Manager smith met the emergency ny
si.bstifuting Ortiz in the box. Orth mao
a wag1n-lOad Of speed WIN nlhi' anu
Tannenill famed. 1hen cam, hOuseinah
No with that Acknowledgement loon
about him. Two balls were called, ana the
srand-stand stood stu in GREATNESS suS7
pense The next one was stIiht' anu
The next Houscman hit. lie mt IL haiu
enough but not well, Tor Lcahy, 'nc
Stcnewall short stop, happened 10 sft III
front of IT, and then the thing was done
and LynChburg won the game Dy ,ial-
row neck Although the game was ciose,
there was not "a jar with the umpire,
and save an occasional gentle roast from
the grand-stand ana Dieacheres, thele
xras not a ripple TO disturb the interest
of the closest and best-playcd ball con-
test ever seen in this city.
Th.s is the way the runs were made.
Kahn hit high TO left; Thompson dropped
II: stole second, and scored on the throw
mast MCINTYRE. In the -ecOnd Snlth MT
10 .nGeld and beat IL out 10 nrst, store
second. and went 10 thlrd on ir sci,V .
tumble; scored On Leahy $ ny 10 Iahhe-
i'm the third Berryhin. the first hitter
FOR the Hin men. put long liner over
deep centre-iield fence. liOuseman dl1 the
same ia his half, he, too, being hitter
In the seventh Leahy put one over
left-feld fence. In the Richmonds hai
Foster made n home run within me
fences TO deep centre Mcintyre, IN the
eighth made twO-bagger; went 10 third
on passed ball. and scored on Dinsmores
wild throw to third tryins TO catch nam
playing oil.
rhornnson's four-bagger over lcft-held
fence In the ninth McGowan got FIRST on
felder's choice, went to third on Berte
hlt, and scored on kains mt. Berie
scored on Groves hit and Mclntyres
tumble Tannehill struck out, ana Groves
went out from short to first.
Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Stonewan Club. No. g. Lyceum League
Of America. held its regular netting IN
the directors room OF the Young Men
Christian Association last evening. me
attendance was large and the piocee =
ings were highly interestinS ne l''Sli"''
under discussion was. -
"Rcsoivel. That gold should p me
standard curroncy Of the United States
The Affirmative side Of the question Wa
ford % Morgan Shepherd. and +. W.
Lauehton The negative found warm al
vocates IN Nessrs. b Welsh. J.. q. EUR
russ and En- H. Courtney. the question
was finally decided ion tha aifrmauNe.
The question 20 be discussed next h0h-
DAY n'ght will be.
iRoeolved. That ambition ~ party lead-
crs rs the greatest cause FOR the DOWN
fall Of great nations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Open Air Religious Mest'nes-Rev hr.
tnd-rsop. oF West Nircinis


Anderson. OF West Nireinis.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jure A--Spo.
cial.-Rev. A }. Anderson. CT West N.r-
ginia. Who has been taking the Biblical
course at Randolnh-Macon College. ar
rived here Saturday. and daring the Nae@-
ton viii preach at the several MctAo-
dist missions in the suburbs.
Rev. NJ. l.. Wood OF the Fist BAPTIST
church inauguratel the open-air-meet-
ing movement here yesterday. preaching
a short sermon 90 the public square
about hall an hour before the regular
services AZ the churches. The first meet
ing was well attended. ana much good
for many OF the people who STOP here
could rot be induced - 20 inside Of a
church.
The steamer Pocahontas took large
party OF eNcursiOnists from Norfolk and
Newport News tonight out 10 the capes
II was gotten up for the benefit or 60
maIchc Tribe, No. %. Rsd Men. ~ this
place.
Miss Cary. Of Richmond. is visiting tae
Misses lraXtCn.
Colonel II. Dc b. Clay has returned
from the meeting Of Rep-oilci1 ic1.Cic
clubs AZ Cleveland
J. j. Burke g.. s visiting a. hi. Ella
home H. Mattues county.
Colonel Morton Mafyr. auditor 81 re
state has returned hone after several
days visit 20 his son. who O. in business
here.
The public installation u he newly
elected officers Of Brrmcug lodge. -
al \. +. ana \. ". took place ,O-n.elt
az Johna-on's Hal, and was LARGELY IL
tended by Masons. their families. ana
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

IN the Law and Equity Court yes.ier,
I,;,nitnre company against The Grand
hands Seating Company, for $1,000 lam
ages vas dismissed on motion OF '"'
plalntln. ..... ~ r,.,.,,
II. Gordon and others, trustees lI l.e
r,irtr African BAPTIST church. 1s1lHet
mo Grand Rapids seating company of
500 dau.gass. came ur for tfi1i ln' eFi-
dence was partly hoard. anna iNe '@'i
thcr. wont nAnr muul -n-II--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Joe Purcell. the six-year-old son Of Mr.;
" r.. purcell. Of No. 1919 east Broad
street. met with painful but not ser
lOus accident on sunday afternoon ne
if,ra follow was climbing mp a trellis
WHOM ne suddenly lost his hold ana req
through an area which was below, H.
The area was covered with glass; ana in
his fan tho boy severed an artery M .ls
right wrist. At first it was feared he
would bleed 20 death. but Dr. Charlie
n. Chalklev was hastily summoned. ana
succeeded i'm stopping the flow OF blood
Young Purcell was doing nicely ye7itt-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

hey Defeat the Clam Openers by Score
# q 10 2

Il ia 2.
NORFOLK. VA, June 2i.-Special.-
The Norfolk and Roanoke teams played
rather interesting game here this af-
ierncon. in which the visitors came out
victorious. by a score of 8 to =.
The Magic City's representatives won
the game through their superior fielding
work. playing almost faultlessly. the
CLANS being compelled TO earn both their
runs. while Roanoke only earned two of
their six. Collifower made his debut
with the home team. and II his support
had been as good as that accorded Me
Cam. there might have been a different
story &c tell. Considering the fact that
to-day was the first time this season that
re pitched fun game. his work in the
box was very good.
Mccain. who did the twirl:ng for Pad
den's pets. pitched very fine game. only
allowing the heavy-hit,ing CLANS seven
hits.
Geier's one-handed catch was decidedly
lhs feature Of the game. Gilman and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Opening of The Session nj Bedford CT

'pfhINE 1T tHt 0tsrI"h "a nFNIOfN IITy,
Fell Prom n Window.
BEDFORD CITY. VA. June 2L-Spo-
cial.-The summer School OF Methods
began rs 1880 session in this place to-
night The opening exercises were isld
iu the study hall of Randolph
Academy. There are already large
number or teachers IN the city. and the
attendance VIII probably reach fve hum
drel.
W =. Stump fell from secOnd-story
window yesterday morning. breaking his
right arm and sustaining other painful
injuries.
Meyrlck is the name OF a new post
Office established On Bedford. with Mary
a. Franklin postmaster
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waddey cele-
bratod their crystal wedding last night
AZ their residence. No. 9i8 west Grace
street Many friends called to e,tend
.hcir congratulations. and 10 WISH NY.
and Mrs. Waddoy many more years OF
married hapnincss. The decorations We're
all i'm pink. with La France roses. Many
handsome presents We're received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE, VA,
June Especial. Judge h. G.. 5. Hun
ter Of this place, died al his home sat
urlay morning al 7.-0 o'clock. The iu-
neral took place Sunday az St. Johns
Episcopal church. The deceased has
been III for a long time past. and has
been a great sufferer. He Is now al rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

ternaster II. II. Norvell; Commissary'
". r. Woody; Chaplains. KEYS. >, -
Hiden and w. Il. Talley; Surgeons ITS
J. +. Hillsman and j. u. Trevihan.
number Of other minor offices were iheu'
Plans were perfected for the anhuai re-
union az Chester on the Fourth oil Jury
when IT is expected that inc rev ~ -
cave ID. d.. will address the camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Az UNDANCE OF EKRORs.
How tre Fotcrsbu'gs Defeated the Ports
months-~cor- 12 80 o.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 24.-Spccial.-
The Portsmouth and Petersburg teams
crossed bats tits afternoon, and there
were between three hundred and four
IN ndred persons present TO witness the
game. There were errors IN Abundance,
and the same, on the whole, was devoid
of any special interest. IL was won,
however. by the home team, and the score
below tells how. James and Brennan and
Hallm an and Chlds We're the batteries
"A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
how rur CUBS STAND.

G4Nys PLAYED SUNDAY.
At Chicago Chicago Is: Cleveland. 4.
At 81. Louis ST. Louis. 3. Cincinnati. 8.
GAMFs SCH DULED Ioa Tc-D1Y.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia al Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Washington.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Louisville at Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

\ building Of tia Withrow Lumber Com
p'nv - -iroyed.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. June % Src-
Withr0w Lumber Company. AVID owned
by the clifton FORGE Lumber ana Build
ing Association in Church street. was
destroyed bv fire al POO o'clock Yesterday
morning large quantity oi lra. 90
lumber stored underneath the building
and some framing lumber in tho yari
were also destroyed
BO0kkcouer j. A. kinscr. who slept ir
the rear room OF the office. made very
narrow escape. He was awakened by the
flames and had just time enough 20 ger
out. As 10 was. hts neck. SIDE. and right
foot Nero buried Re lost AN his clothes
except what he slept ln
The loss Ola the building and an Will
amount 10 about Si,90O There IS no in-
gurauce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

NEW KENT. C.. H.. VA, June 24-The
clOsins exercises Of the school taught by
H. II. Faulconer. at New Kent q. H..
took place on the court-green at L. NJ,
June 18th. quite a large cOucOursc OF
people from distance ana throughout
the country witnessed the exercises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

ROANOKE. VA. June 24.-Spoc.al.-
Robert Dillon. colored youth was round
guilty To- Roanoke County Court to-day
of attempted criminal assault on small
colored -frl az Cave Spring. and the Jury
gave him three years In the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
ROANOKE,
Norfolk ............... 90 001 0 o 0 -
Roanoke Ol032o0 0x--6

Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, 2.
Roanoke. 2. Two-base hits-Tate. Thorn
ton. Scherer. Clark 90. Niox, Cavanaugh 4.
Sacrifice hit-Kelly. Double play-O'Ha-
gan to Corcoran 10 Tate. Bases on balls
off Colifower. 3: off Mccain. /. Hit
by pitcher-Fultz. Struck out-by Coli
flower. 7; BY Mccain, 4. Time Of game
one hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
DAILY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The annual election Of ciiccr1 Of Pickett
Camp was held last night. The follow
ing officers were elected: Captain j. l..
Sullivan. commander, First Lieutenant
Commander. George Winfree; Second
Lieutenant Commander p. p. Winston;
Third Lieutenant Commander. s. X.
Gates; Adju:ant, Peter McCurdy: Quar-