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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

a Petersburg Dealer IN Millinery-1he
foisard MN der.

PETEEsErEG. VA, July Especial
,7-. A. s. Ecinarh. dealer ~ millinery,
1ces. etc.. and Going business ON syca-
more street. in This city. made an assign
ment to-day to Mr. William Il. Nell
waine. trustee Iu addition TO h.s stock
Of goods. both here and ia lis stofclouse
at Blackstone. Mr.. Rcinach conveys to
tho trustee his residence and lot on the
west SIDE Of Adams succf. IN this city,
together with his household and kitchen
furniture. Tho assets and Liabilities are
not given Mir. Rc.nGch paid taxes ON
$1,000 worth Of property. Mr.. Reinach
has carried on business here for years.
THE STATE CrNTNNI HoslIrA.
The making Of an addition to the state
Central Hospital was 10 have been bee
gun this morning. bu. rain prevented
The work being started. The addition VIII
be- pushed to completion as rapidly AS
POSSIBLE. MIR j. G.. Eowe'i. OF this city,
is the contIactor.
Rev. H.. G. Root pastor of several
Baptist churches in D"widie county.
has accepted charge Ina Wcstmcrcland
county. aud VIII leave in q few days
AlIIGID MvNpfrfH. OF Mis- fotLAHn.
Wm. Marable. Mary Alternately. and
Polly Barncs. the three negroes charged
with the murder OF Mrs Pollard, in
I.unc0burg county few weeks ago. Will
probably ne arraiencd for trial at The
rcxt term of the County count. which
onens on next Monday. The prisoners
arc SIN confined III the Jai! OF .nls
civ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
FROM PETERSBURG.
SAFE OF THE JOHNSON FARM AU
TEORIZED BY COUNCIL.
Tho Financial Affairs OF the City-Assign-
ment OF - Dealer In Mill
lnery.

PETERSBURG. VA. July Especial
The city Council at It's meeting this
evening elected Captain Thomas r.
Dunn city Engineer. u succeed Mr.. John
W. Mays. The salary of this office is
81 so per anrum.
The cash receipts to the ,ity from all
sources for the pas. month were Sl2,S552Z.
The assessments Tor city Licenses FOR the
past fiscal year amounted TO |@V5l.D.
The Council adopted a resolution au-
thoriz.ng the sale Of the johnson farm.
recently purchased by the city, as an
addition 70 the water supply OF the city
The Council refused 10 make an appIo-
rriation OF g. 400 for the purchase OF
new steamer for the fire department.
The estimated receipts Of the city treas
ury for the fiscal year are SZ'i,soo.
The Council adopted the tax ordinance
which makes the tax Sl6O on the 500.
WANTS TO SELL CENTRE HILL.
Mr.. George Mason offered to sell 10
the Council Centre HnI' for a public
school. The price asked was $500 IN
addition 10 taxes, which would make the
price asked between 5000 and $1,000.
The Council declined 20 accept the oiier'
but made an appropriation Of $500 TO
make some Improvements TO the present
school buildings.
The uncollected city taxes amounted to
$1,000.
The value of inward freight al the port
Of Petersburg for the year ending June
90 1895, was 500 2l0.J0, value OF outward
freight Sy15.l5. Total. S3D'o5o.p. ION
mage. @,7S3,075 tons
A rIcYcLE REGULATION.
The Council adopted an ordinance regu-
lating what streets bicycles shall be run
on the sidewalks, ana also that no per-
son shall ride any bicycle or velocipede
i'm West-End and Central Parks between
the hours Of T. A.. and l.. VI. except
on the race-track at Mest-End Park.
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NaypcSborO Matters.

WAYNESBORO. VA. June : Special
\ Join, meeting of the Basic city and
Waynesboro Councils yesterday evening
raised the quarantine which has been ~
force against Stanton for some weeks.
Now that the trouble is at an chi. u IS
but fair to say that the adverse Criticisms
and denunciation- Of the guarantee. SO
freely INDUCED in. were entirely untallec
for. and unjust - the judgment. reason,
and good character OF our people. ON me
other hand. 81 would have been gpss
and criminal dcreliction of duty had ar
health officials failed TO establish an
maintain quarantine Of tho most rgi
character
over Il hundred invitations have been
issued to "a lawn tennis tournament hay
ride. and german az the Brandon july
ith.
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On Trial on a Serious Charge.

DETROIT. MICH. July 1.-When the
Recorders Court opened this morning the
prosecuting attorney moved that the case
against Seaman. who Is accused OF hav-
ing caused the death or Emily Hall, the
English girl who died in a lying-in hos
pital last February, be Immediately pre-
coded with.
Frederick Warren. attorney for the
defence, objected. saying that his associ-
ate and himself were not ready 10 pro-
coed with the case.
He had no good reason 20 offer. how
ever. and Judge Chaplin ordered that the
case be proceeded with. and drawing OF
the jurors began.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

w. II. Detherags supposed to Have Feen
Killed About a Game OF Cari-

STUART. VA. July 1.-Thore has been
considerable excitement at this place for
several days over the murder Of ". n.
Detherase. He was a farmer who lived
seven miles from town. He came 10
court on the 18th instant. and was seen
on the streets frequently until y O'Clock
on the 2Gth on the 9TH his naked body
was found I'm a mill pond three miles
from town. Tho coroncr's jury has been
at work on the case for three days. They
found his neck TO BE broken and several
wounds on his head. Some Of his cloth
ing was found In the river near tOwQ
three miles above the pond where the
body was discovered.
The supposition Is that he was killed
over a game Of cards as IL has been
learned that he and SOM others were
playing the night before he disappeared.
There has been one arrest made and
others are expected TO follow soon.
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mon UAIER ~ USTA.
Heavy Damages t, the f'rinsr" !" ina
SsciiOn of the state.

STANTON. Va, July SPECIAL.
Heavy and disastrous rain and hall
storms have visited this section for the
MAST TWO DAYS. Yesterday afternoon
there was an immense townpo.r OF rain.
an the str.lms Aorc greatly swollen. and
the lower part OF the town was inunda-
ted. The garden Of the Deaf, Dumb, ana
Blind Institution was overIloWel' ana
some cellars in the upper part OF Town
were filled boy the rushing waters.
\ gentleman engaged in the market
garden business told your core spondent
nat his damage would reach 81 $50, ms
entire garden having been swept away
Reports from the county nave h'eH
f,,oacrc. as the farmers are busy WIZ
~ler crops. but great damage has re-
suited to tho wheat and hay crops and
the harvesting has been greatly re;ard-
ed
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Much Money in Circulation

large amount Of money was put into
cir Glation here yesterday through the
payment OF s,mi-annual divi lends ina this
city. Many OF The railroad companies.
banks. building and loan associations
and o'rer enterprises declared .heir semi
annual dividends Yesterday. ana IL IS
estimated that some hye hundred taous-
and dollars Will Doe boz circulation within
the next few days through this means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

/ Sew York yni,ersity Confcrs Upon Him
tho Dorm 4. 4. -.

LEXINGTON. VA. July Especial
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker. dean OF the
Law School OF Washington and Lee I'M
vCrsity, returned home last night from
trip through New YORK state, with
fresh honors upon MIN, this time Union
University. Of Schenectady y. Y. con-
fcrring the degree Of LID. William
and Mary so honored him in 30, Yale
IN 1857. and Harvard In 1890.
Mr. Tucker opened the summer law
school this morning with a two-hours
lecture. and despite his sevcnty-odd years.
DC IS active. brilliant. and hare work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

several times held revival services IN
this rciehhorhood.
rhis new chapel Is named MARY s
chooel" in memory OF little Mary,
tarchfcr Of Mr.. Land who died about a
year ago.
Mr. Thomas T. Pettus. the newly cleo
ted Mayor OF Chase CITY. IS Ia our town
fo-day lie goes into Office today.
Col5ncl Thomas r. Goode and family
leG here last week for Buffalo ldthia
Springs. where they Will spend the sum
u...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
A Nav Hnrhnr for Tens

BALTIMORE. MD. July 1.-The Arkan.
sas Pass Harbor Company, Of Arkansas
Pass. Texas. to-day concluded egotia-
tons with Alexander Brow x Sons for a
$500 60 loan. with which TO build a back
water and establish permanent depth
Of twenty feet OF water over lhe bar al
the Texas port.
Tie net cost Will amount 10 several mil
lions of dollars Several railroads VIII
terminate at the port. and it will be
come. It is said, a shipping point for
Texas and other States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
fTEED NJ n iDNToNES.
l.r.inia c. p'i''o"t Ie'ls OF Some lie
innrkab Eesul s..

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.a a., article
Suu az i"'' '''"''9
about o. maidstone. DoNied from ''-
-,.... is Conn. .f.i.l-Nppcai. which was
t,-.r..flrq 10 mo because OF the fam
- .r. Pointer maidstone in my noyAoQn
y. .r. o,,r.. f hv Ola Ar Tom Pointer,
'.s fh. m.r.,.l1us cures wrought 10y
e.. sion. ,.,rc we'll known col Joan
X,.ulish. OF Halifax coGaty. now Vcrs old
'..I 81, inmate ., ,h. Ice Camp Of Con-
-. ,.t.-,os has on several ccca-
si,ns .,td ,,e off wonderful cures wrought
d.. 3D.. p,in..r sf,u. iIo told also that
80. i.+. I,r Granville Craddock. early ir
-. fif. 80 - tr,r,itioucr of medicine.
,,.a. .-.a. SNORT of tho maidstone. Dr.
,.r,sa..i, WAS i'm his dav rs celebrated as
a., -',vs..ian ms pcrhaps ans man in Viz
r.nia. After some years. however. Or.
C,-Idol.. tcc,roo fully convinced that The
u,,f..,n. MS "a p.racoa .n an cases of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

and seemed TO be in her usual spirits.
In Tie afternoon she returned 10 the
church. and was there before ana dur
ing The service. but 1t is not known whetn-
er she WAS I'm ner accustomed seat dur
ing the sermon or not The belief is
that she was IN the rear part OF the
building during all that time.
Previous to the evening service MIR Mar
guess was in the room where the TRACE
dy took place, coHversing with young
man.
Miss Wilkinson came In the room. and
lookei around In "A nervous manner. and
retired. Mr. Marques, whose back was
TO the door. did not see her. IL was
the custom of Mr.. Marques to linger
in the room after the afternoon meetings
OF the Christian Endeavor Society. and
Miss Wilkinson often spoke to him there.
1t Is thought she expected 10 find hira
there at this time. and speculation is rife
as 70 what might have happened had sir.
Marques been alone at this time. Il
may have saved a LIE, or Il may have
cost yet another.
After the services commenced. Miss VIII
kinson was seen by the sexton waking
up and down in the lccture-room in rear
of.the church. She was so frequently
in the church that her presence there at
this time die no. create any suspicion.
Between the audicnce-rOOm and the lee
ture-r0om are two doors. through which
the choir is in plain view. and as she
passed backwards and forwards. MIR. Mar
guess who sings bass in the choir. was
in full view.
She asked the sexton. who was about
the iecture-rOoni If he had finished his
work there for the evening. and when he
left she retired TO the infant-class room
and closed the door behind her How
long she was shut In there. before she
fired the shot fhat Killed her' no one
knows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
MIMOHY or ITrfIE MIEr
Icd,cafion ola New Chapel Near Easkin'.
Ferrr,

BOYDrON. VA. July l.-Special-A
very interesting ceremony took place yes
terday at a new chapel near Haskins'
ferry, on Roanoke river, in this county.
Ii was the dedication OF The new Baptist
chapel. built upon the farm known az
North Bend" belonging 10 Mr. George
Il. Land. and built entirely at his ex-
psasc. The dedication sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Dame. OF panville.
A very large crowc attended. probably
fye or six hundred people.
A good dinner was served. and services
lasted all day. Services will be conducted
at this chapel during this week by tho
Rev. J. Il. Hutson. the evangelist, who
" no stranger 10 our people, as he has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Wants 10 Hang Quickly.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. July IA special
70 the Citizen from Charlotte SAYS John
Sims who murdered his wife
last Friday. Wishes 10 waive
t.ial and - hanged next Friday.
TO re near his wife" The grand jury
has returned a true bill against MIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
MISS wlI.yISsoN's FAMILY.

Miss Mamie T. Wilkinson was the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin T.
wilkinson. who live at col west Main
street. and she was In her thirty-fourth
year Mr. Wilkinson was some months
ago employed a. book -keepr at Mayos
auction house. Many Years ago. he was
with the firm OF Kent. Payne * o., auc-
tionoers. and was az another time con-
necfel with the management OF sum-
NOR resort i'm Virginia.
Tie late T. -. Wilkinson. who was once
the general SECRETARY Of the Y. NJ. 6.
A.. and whose distressing death from
hem0rrhage on the street is still fresh
In The minds Of many was a brother OF
~ unfortunate Young lady.
The only othcg member OF the family
is Mrs Edgar 5 Anderson. Mr. An
ders0n is travelling salesman, and was
telesraphod 10 at Johnstown. where It
wa thought he would arrive yesterday.
The funeral w.l take place this after
noon at 3 O'Clock from the residence,
ami Rey Or H0qe will oficiate. The
following gentlc,p. n will act as pall-bear-
ors NJ r. smith. r. William Pember-
tor S. H. Hawas Aubrey Young. James
Clanery j. r Montgomery. Louis Payne.
George call.
The infermeut will be made H. Holly
wood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
IN ALLIGATOR L1s,OJD
1t Hsc'ped Ir,m snip and Is Cau.h, In
James River.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July l.-spe-
GALA hig alligator. brought here yes
iriday by Captain Seaborne. OF the Bris-
$50 steamship Blue Star. bound from Pen
sscola TO Manchester. England. jumped
overheard Into the James river mis-
nornins. The reptile was lassocd by 4
nesfo. who. with assistance pulled il
ashore Captain Seaborne recovered his
pct. and viii take IL 20 his home ia Man
chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
F4I1L DO>E or MOHPHINE.
Mrs. F. c. shade Took Too Much Of the
DIu. md Died.

ROANOKE, VA. July l-Special-AI
r g. Shade died here this morning at 4
O'Clock from an overdose OF morphine.
She had been victim Of the habit for
some time. She was forty-two years Of
axe. and leaves a husband.
The new City Council met tonight and
reelected r. 4. Buckner president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
4 LITTLE GirE

The many friends of Mr. AMI Mrs VI.
r. Leonard. who reside 0n Chestnut
nm. sympathizc with them n the loss
of their bright little daughter Laura. who
died Saturday night at II % .io.k k. after
an Illness OF one week. In the SIGH year
of her age. Her funeral took place yes-
terday afternoon at o'clock from 81.
Peters Cathedral
The following young gentlemen acted
as pail bearers. Messrs. Christian clark.
William Gum. James r.. Phillips. Jr,
end I,mucl Lynch.
The mterment was at Mount Calvary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

The Monarch Distillery. at Peoria. ILL.,.
the largest trust-house, closed down
Saturday night for an indefinite period.
The Great Western Is the only trust
house now IN operation. and is expected
to close July 5th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

Professor Charles \. Graves. Of the
Chair Of Statute and Common Law, Of
Washington and Lee. has just received
fhc degree Of LID. from Davidson
College. y. e.
Private Intelligence received here an
nounccs the death OF Granville Camp
bell. Il well-io-do and prominently con-
ncctcd farmer O. this county, at Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

At the annual joint meeting of Coun-
ellis this afternoon. George $. Culpeper
was elected city Auditor. and Wll-am
" DAVIS mer'her OF the Board OF
Health. Messrs. Frank II. Ga'e. Isaac
p. Jerrnigan, Rev. {. J. Jones, d. d..
Charles II. Spqnn u. c, Wh.tehurst,
George T. Banks. W. H. Herring, W NJ.
Simpson. and A. 5. Cooper were elected
a local board OF Improvement for Bram'
betOn ward.
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damaging thunder-storms have prevailed
IN Thorn Hill and Lahore sectors.
4. T. Brockman's barn was struck ana
much damaged by lightning last evening.
Mr. C. NJ. S,rahaus and his Georgia
bride are expected 10 summer with rel
atives in Taylor district.
Rcv. Dr. Il. c. cave an eloquent pulpit
speaker OF ST. Louis and his family are
summering AT Treasurer WcoliOih 3. The
Doctor and his wife are fative Orange
county people Were they have Ecsts OF
admirers. relatives. and friends.
Miss Daisy Mason. one Of the most ac-
complished bellies OF Frankfort. KY, IL
visiting her uncle Or. c. r. Mason. near
Lahore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
STORMS ~ ORING

Several Oocrr In Thorn Hill ard Lahore
Sections-Personai.
ORANGE CO., VA, July Especial
The Thermometer has bcen about % de-
grees most Of the Daytime OF late. ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
TIE EFFECT IL DISwIDDrE.

PETERSBURG. July .-Special.-Dur-
ing a storm In Dinwddie county yester-
day afternoon. a cow was killed by light
ming, while grazing in a field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

Tho case OF the Commonwealth VS..
{. w Irvine ono of the cases connected
with the Bank Of Lexington. wrecked in
February last. is set for Friday next.
The jury VIII be summoned from Rock
iueham county. Senator John ". Dam
iel. Hon. D. Randolph Tucker and Mr..
T.. r. Glasgow are the counsel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-08
FIXING sALARIES.

Bozsman City Officials to Know the Size
of the Check They Are to Draw.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BozEMN, April THE city council con-
vened last night in special meeting, called
for the purpose of fixing the salaries of
the city officers for the coming year, and
an ordinance was passed making their
salaries as follows: Mayor, SIS per month
aldermen two meetings per MONTH, SIC
per month; city attorney and clerk, IL
both positions are held by one man. his
salary to be SS5 per month, but If held by
two they shall receive $50 and $40 respect
lively.
The appointing of city clerk is left SC
that the mayor can consolidate the two
offices by giving to the city attorney the
office of city clerk, or he can make these
two separate offices. Tho treasurer and
collector will get $50 and no fees. En-.
gIneer and street commissioner, SIS; CHIEF
of fire department, $40; engineer of fire
engine, SO; stoker of fire engine, 81 for
each time he fires up, whether for a fire OF
when the department is practicing; jani.
tor of city hall and jailer, $50; custodian
of dump grounds, SO; chief of police, SS5
policeman, No. and 2, $50: police magis-
trate, $40; health officer, $50.
This ordinance will take effect the 23rd
OF May, the salaries to bo paid at the end
OF each month.
An ordinance was then passed allowing
the city treasurer to issue gambling
licenses for the part of a quarter ending
June 80, when the new codes will take et
feet prohibiting all gambling in the state
of Montana, after which the council adj
journed until the time of its next regular
meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-08
MI. C. HlARRHS-
GOAL. COKE, ASSAYERS SUPPLIES
Giant Powder Co. CONSOLIDATED,
as and at East Granite Street. Butte.

NTuriCE or annual election OF the City of
IN Butte, Montana. Notice Is hereby given
that on the second Monday OF April, A. d., 1896.
being the sth day OF said month, az the polling
places OF the different wards OF the City or
Butte, Mon ana. the annual city election of the
City Of Butte, Montana. will be held for the fol-
lowing officers Of said city:
One mayor.
Cne city treasurer
One police magistrate.
One alderman from the first ward.
One alderman from the second ward
One alderman from the third ward.
y One Alderman from the fourth ward.
tk One alderman from the fifth ward.
zone alderman from the sixth ward.
II One alderman from the seventh ward.
~ One alderman from the eighth ward.
SAID election will be open at o'cock In the
morning and continue open until O'Clock In the
afternoon OF the same day.
The polling and voting. places OF the various
wards, will be held In the dinerent wards as
First ward. on Copper street between Main
and Wyoming streets.
Second ward. az northeast corner OF Granite
and Montana streets
Third ward. on vacant lot east OF McDermott
hotel on Broadway.
Fourth ward, on vacant lot west OF Butte
free pubic library on Broadway.
Fifth ward. west side OF Ohio street between
Park and Galena streets.
sixth ward, In Caplice building. southwest
corner OF Montana and Park streets.
Seventh ward. opposite the City hotel on
North Arizona avenue.
Eighth ward. 423 Colorado street, between
Porphyry and Gold streets.
p p. w. IRVINE, City Clerk.
Dated this sth day OF March. A. ID. 1885.